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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

Gardiner, Maine, June q, "a.
Dear Sit have used two bottles Of Professor
a and can truly say, It f. the Ereaest
SoyeEy Of The for restoring changing Tie hair
bsioIe using ~ was as gray Of seventy NJ
r mas now attained Its original color You can recon-,
mend to the world without the fear as nv case vas
one o. me worst kind. YonIa. D. n. MURPHY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

a Pl1guHlp BREA1 lady or gentleman would re-
main under the curse Of adi8aEFeehh lV
ing the HBAI1l % THD as dentIfrIce vopid
not only rendertt sweet bute the teeth White 6s
teri Many persous do net know their BREATH s bad
me anteet = 50 delicate their friends never mention
II Four SIN drop Of tIe alni brush
last year. W i.-
hRAUTlFuE C0NPLExI1 may be easily ACQUIRED By sis
the Balni o thousand FlOHeFs.4 II Win Te6noy6
pmpes and freekles from the skn, leaving Il Of 4 Do S
roseate hee Wet towel pour two or ee ilTurI
wash the face night morning 7s-f
SHAVING hL1ng ElSE.HPet your IN sf-
warm cold water, luF on Two Or t6Fs tlTSF5 lFsI
og9ana FosEers, rub The beard ven and 81 viiI
son much aetating the operation q INV
lug, Price only my cents. = = -
". P.RETRDEaE co.
Yossals BY r. LOGAN 60. ts Ss xs5s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

OIL WOOD Z CO., Proprjetor. 81 . Rro.,,,,.v .,a
Il4 Market st., 81. Louis - ~ A''s-F
~ For sale In Wheeling by
lnh4.o.,-,.-. I. n LOGAN CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

Black or Brown Hair produced in ave minutes,
lection, and to jure Tie hair skin, matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly Aark-the steel engrav
Ing the box, and VA a. BACHELOR, 28S broadway,
the four sides. Ask fOr A. BA1OHoR's Hair Dye
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apso-lm 7. II. LOGAN 3 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
ATTENTIOM Il4DTES Z

ATTENTION IIdDIESl
HAVING just returned the where goods owing
IL 70 the money pressure somewhat price,
have returned with goods which 10 priceS
viii astonith every able the public
following good bargains;
1000 pairs OF those cheap As, Nhcht the
Ladies' had better call IN order not to be disappointed
600 yds plain Black and Brown Barages, actually cheap
worth Sic. at 1Ee 900 ydS, all cOlnra superior fully
worth $50 Jds do extra article and fully
Loco y;is all Eoolen de Laine, worth 6Oe at s75le:
so a do DO inlly worth S5e at Ike.
RO0 yds Bonnet Ribbons, worth 1SS<c, at 12Hc. =
also call attention large Black Sinks,
which have purchased at auction, and which able
sell At 10 cent less than they have been yet,
season. t9Ef
Two of Muslin, puTChhsed from Heuse that failed,
and fully worth l2136e, win run on at ms.
My stock Of Ribbons aud BOnnets which have been nur.
House.
With one word, having purchased all my goods CASH,
II shall be able to offer superior inducements
Please give early call In order get those
bargains advertised anl good many otheFsS which it
would take too much space 70 enumerale.
ISAAC Prayer,
No. 1913 Main ST., next TO Union St.
~ Don't forget TO ask for those Collars at Sc
worth 12e, and of which have over One Thousand.
T. mv1A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

no the Intelgencsr buIiin Z, formerly oeenpIed
~ Psndletpn, law ONCE. Possession given
n lat April: Apply at this odice. febl6-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

Glove AnOdyne Tooth Ache DroPs.--8by
will ye Eutr3 Read the following letter from distn-
g.lshed practical dentist:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
sPnoIAL MoTIdRs


IFi6R undonbted fact that Dr. saordI InYgoratOr
or Liver Remedy Of the Eeafeit discoveries made In
medicine the past century II has been study ahe pr
when diseased caused ne greatest number Of MS palms.
and his eonciusioni liver the feats regulator
Of the and the most liable 70 dsase; while II kept
free from Hease, preventive Of OysPepu6 Jaundiee
rRideby, &c., Whelatf but from least We
causes put together. y
Taking this 70 be correct hyPOtesy but ind
remedy With which 70 correct the lIIer and have
cure Of nearly al the diseases subject to by simply
beyond doubt 70 an who tr virtues are such
that Eos Icohpiants arising from liver derangesuts It
ia unf.ilhs remedy while family msdolue, Tor all
diseases Of the stomach bowels, which caused in
greater orlesl liver safest,
sasest and most sfaeaoIOusrsme known.
Il. H. LOGAN co..
myl2-1m Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

INeI AuFKl 1IIscT MN Ie1U'
Messrs. a. B. D. SANDS Gentleasn. In tie course Of
practice have extensively used your Glove Anodyne
With much for the relief Of toothache
constantly my patients but just
to inform Of The Lhgh opinion have Of 1t other
FsmedIss lam yourI, very respectfully,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

Prof. Wood: Ny hair commenced failing Oh some tbTs,
oI Jour eAT9 since and continued until became
quite bald tried oil the popular medicines OF the day.
out 70 no en- Ct At last Induced eeIebrS
Ssi and am happy to say is doing
iuLy recommend its use 70 al similarly afflicted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

For Rent,
ME Store Room on the North West corner Of Main and
9Hion. Apply on the premises tn Tl1 81
taH1-tf SHEPPARD Z MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

ICE CRRAMI ICE GREAMl ICE CREAIi
FTER long labor and heavy expense, have brought
my Ice Cream freezing machine perfection It II
capable Of freezing IL GALoSs 90 SuSUTE equal one
QUART In LEss THAN ONR MNuFRl I prepared to
furnish the lovers Of good Cream, something S-
Perior to anything ever offered in this city.
Parties and families be served the shortest notice
At 81 ~ per gallon Cream frozen at 90 cents per gallon
liberal discount made to The trade. B, don't
mistake the place, door above theTmes ONCE Wheel.
ing. Va. - rnnYla-d1u1 CHARLES a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

MI. - lIotslni Michigan, Angrst g, 1855.
4IH 70 csrtliy that one agO quite FTa and
60 thin upon the top Of my that feared rs
eeS IN this condition applied taIned
oS quar- bottle. the gray hairs had entirely disappeared
y mao hteke ed to be as full as usual and
snmed glossy appearance, apparcny moro
ever y vas before do, therefore, eeerfnIy recommend
~ nose ladies' who value IyHut III head Of hair
VII so tIete use II now occasionally for its healthy
anu va ing elects. SARAH J. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

TNHE Store Room, on Main street foruerv oeeDI.5 nv
y George Mendel a Furniture Wareronfn Abnly 81
des3l FRANCIS n. ARAIsTRoNei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

a.
G COTOH AIE.Ynunger'S, On bottles and jugs) BARS,
- Ralkirks and B. p stout' just
myIf e. Cor a SI 6PSAn and SaF Ss4 SIS.
AoARoN! Corn Starch PeaTi saEoi English split Pens
NJ French Mustard aad India oeFrie Powder, just
ny11 = : ~ wa. EDWARDS BRO.
GlNClNNATI Sugar Cured Dried BeeE2J6e IBP. canvGse
nyss - = - N. REILLY.
ARE REoEIyLSG DAILY Lars qnanii.ies Of
prices, [apaOI HEisKELL ( swE4RINGES :.
RNoLDs Copying Ink, Arnolds gIuid, Arnold's Car
q mine, DayidE carmIne, oreh's Fluid, q
my8 - - - u j. h WILSON CO.'S
JIsHING Tackle, sectIon PIihing Rods Cane Fishing
ROds Limerick and Common Hooks, ~ II good
az lnysl j. E.5YHILSoN& cos,
LETTER BOOKS AND LErIER PRESSES.
WE have SUPERIOR vEILUM COPYING BOOKS,
w and superior article, aud sersN Letter Presses
@ys - $50 = - s.sp s. x. WILSON co.
CORN 8IEAI.
20 SACKS Corn Neal reed and for sale
RR0MA, Cocoa, ahd Chocolate received sale
u .hE.ats Lmyltl W, A. EDWARDS BRO.
ALAR0EsrER sAu CR, r0matos Wannta and AIuSl-
Y ~ room Oatsups just eeeiVed anlioE sale by
my11 .ssa W.AsRDWARDs &BR0.4
APEgs AND NJ OLIVES Just rsseiyed and t9E sale
ey4Lz q W. a. EDWARDS Z BR0.
f4ERRANT AND BLACKBERRY JRLLIEs, Just received
y, aud for sale by Twill ~. a. ,EDyABps& BRO.
WALE PAPER
WE have pt Wall Paper and are selling
city Can and you vim buy before leaving The house
>
APPS sNo.24 Monroe s..
YY,5shhpis. ap9dl hEIsKRLl 1 swE1RiNGEN.
2l DOE Leehorn Hats just receiVed sale How,
w Wholesale and Retail, By
.zz9p2zl - % HARPER SON
kINASTERH CHEEsE, Just received and for sale BIZ =
~ erlI I. Wa. EDWARDS BRO. 6
QuRDBRED and other 3tyes LaWnE received
u ap30 HETsKELL sWEARINGEN
M ACAR0NI andF arnai just FsceVea aud for sale bv
~ apIl q. ". A. QRARDs BRO.
BHLS Etherial on, for ssle b
~ IeAs5 hAUliHLlks Z HIlSHHIkLp
CPERM CANDLES Just receive d and COZ sale b
" Lay4l W. a. BDhARbS 4 BIO.
~ OOPsPOR B0Hs-Iron aud Woodel,st vi = (
II aPlI Or WILSON Z cos. +
A LARGE stock q Hosiery, GlovFs and AlfIs.
~ apS HEisEELE = 81 EARINGEH.
On BBL8 Neohp 10 O8hnd 9S per cent for aaIe low By
~ fela LAu6Hf.Tsts 4 BBsHFTRI5D.
IOoTAToEs, Just received aud for sale By
4 aP3g W. a. EDWARDS = BRO
70 fe and Old Family Whisky, nlioFe and for salsby
~, iehtl = y -lAl.sDY AfkIa = BRO.
flAPel OARsi-kaGi1AR OAPsE-InsE received 4 lot Of
" RagiaR Caps, for gentlemen Neat eniFely
tiele IaP1sl = g 2. HARPER BON.
IXTRACTa or IK1 OH Orange, Vanilla, Peach, Hose,
~ QtilaEJ, Cloves, an lqrseEaddh, Just received ana
Tor Snleby Imy1Il W.A-ADWARDs& BRO.
ZINE RABIR SALT On oau9enlEnt Bo1eiJ ior fauily
ny5i ~. A. EDWARDS RR0.
iOA1Bs AND sac. Put Riding Cemhl,
" o. an kinds, HAIR Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Comb HFnIhei,
o. 81 FOL, ehsaRsAtt lepl1li ]. z MIL9oN Co.'S
n p01 salad on, fTt5l ana raFe, for Tlis b. ? -.
~ t5tel sJAtattLtts = iftIsiP lli.f.f
Af1oldi VFifihg Fuid assofErd SEe5 foF ISi -
tr@ tAEGHLINS 4 RfISEiFlEE.lI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

Prepared and sold by a. SANDS, Druggists, 10,
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by ]. II. CRUAIBAoRER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. lny1Q-1w-daW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
RRAL RsTATs aALtl

For Sale or Rent.
a HOUSE on Hampton street-several houses ON Quincy
anu John streets All near the Hemp6eld Depot and
me crescent Iron Works. Also store dwelling
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire or
JOHN BRUCE,
. lAhS-ttl At Mr.. LutE-AIRrket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

nave used Professor Woods Hair Restoratfye TO deei
us aaVantage lpTeventS the hair from coming out and
h,ts - ana very desirable. The few gray
E mad have entirely disappeared. Others Of my FAM
utsa y ana concur Win In prononneinE it all
~ processes 70 DC. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
NJ n = 1r,, =, St Louis, Sept. 90, 1852
HoOdir: IhRVe nearly three bottles Of
alr and have It's eeetg y-y sat
~ mas entirely destroyed all dandru from ny
ne4i ana restored hair to It's original color Witch a
NsS"uie quite gray III VIM THUFRDALRH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
MONROE HOTT 5Bg1-.--
loPPoslLR THE SUSPENSION PpIDaF1
WHEELING, VA.

- =. = 2 y - V AZ
Wnd. 3 ARR BTT. PRO p1ietoT.
Mis- well Hotel has been ueviyTenov.,.d and
nov aEna e the best OF to traTeier
It = located the Of the city, t Sos,
pension bridge and only suuareG froS ~ Pit.n.J
Depots and Steamboat Landing. - 20
Il! y -E&OELLENT STABLINC
IL attached totAe House. Travellers and s
that no pains win be add TO their com
ap8a-tfds6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
For Remf

For Rent.
MAT very desirable dwelling house ON Hampton street
- lately occupied by Joseph Bell Possession given on
feba7 - FRINSRs R. ARMSTRONG;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

For Rent.
wb.s,iI house oeepPe BY G g. Iambda, Centre
TAYLOR. Por further IN IormGtion, apniy TO = -.
Ie6l4 BONHANI, 9iLBERTSnN Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

~ Can on thea.> np2s-1v-daw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

AT WASHINGTON HALL FOR TWO EVENINGS ONLY,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 18Th ana 1911.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
AMusBMBNTS.
Concert.

Concert.
NThursda5 evening next, the 21at Of Nav Concert
l be given IN the Cathedral, by the Young Ladies' Of
the Visitation Academy. my16-td (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

For Rent.
TWO story frame house on Morrow street containing
~ four rooms and Kitchen. Apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18

,Orduay's Ethiopian Melanges
for the People.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

re- There is an Editor out in Wiscon-
sin who is possessed of spirited horse.
(this is received with doubt by the frater-
nity) which has habit of occasionally
causing his master good deal of trouble.
1t seems during the recent seige of sleigh
ing, this editor ventured out on an excur-
sion of pleasure for which he dearly paid.
as all editors should do who have the pre-
sumption to attempt to take any recreation
whatever. But we will let him tell his
own story: 1t will be seen by the closing
of the paragraph what an estimate he
places upon the feminine portion Of his
family: .. Es
1.-The editor hereof rejoices In the pos.
session Of a horse who seizes every occs-
sion that he is his own master, and can
60 where he listeth, at such speed as to
him seemeth mete. Coming down street
day before yesterday, he capsized us into
a snowbank, and then exhibited to the as
tonished denizens of Green Bay, such 20.
ing as was absolutely marvellous, the cut
ter bottom side up, strewing the road with
all sorts of things. Here was buffalo
and whip-there horse blanket and q
halter-aud here again another robe, our
wys and some other articles Of little value.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20
The check was paid!

THE MINNESOTA LAND GRANT PASSED;
Tho bill embraces grants for the follow.
ing roads:
l. From Saltwater, by the way of St:
Paul and st. Anthony, to point between
the foot Of Big Stone and the mouth Of
Sioux Wood River.
9. From the same points by the way of
Grow Wing and st. Cloud to the navigable
waters Of the Red River of the North, at
such points as the Legislature Of the Ter
ritory may determine.
8. From St. Paul and st. Anthony, via
Minneapolis, to the southern boundary of
the Territory in the direction Of the mouth
Of the Big Sioux River
4. From the same points as the above
to the north line Of the State OF Iowa,
northeast of Mitchell county, in that State.
This grant is for a continuation Of the
Cedar River Branch of the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad, whose eastern ter
minus is at the city Of Clinton on the
Mississippi
5. From Winona, via St. Peter, to q
point on the Big Sioux River south Of the
45th parallel of north latitude 1
s. From La Crescent up the valley Of
Root River to point OF. junction with tho
last mentioned road. east Of range seven
teen.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20
EDITOR Il PROPRIETOR.

One OF THE MORAL PoL1rIc1AEs.-
The Rev. Mr.. Kallock was one of the
most active clergymen of New England. I.
who with host of others, made through
petition to the Senate, such base and
unclerical onslaught upon Senator Doug
las.
Of course he was a fierce Fremontsr
and bleeding Kansas man during the
late canvass, and was the author Of thS
following choice and dignidcd ssdti-
ment: segasS
1--WE have laid that antiquated old fogy,
Lewis Cass, on the shelf Of political re-
tirement. We have buried Erastus
Brooks, the most notorious and unmiti-
gated slanderer of Col. Fremont, under
the putrid mound of his own calumnies,
and left him to rot in the offal of political
corruption. We have compelled Buchan-
au to go into the Presidency with but a
small minority. and under protest from
the Christianity. the Intelligence and the
Decency of the North"
The author of the above language is
now under indictment by Massachusetts
grand jury for the most icentious and in.
decent conduct.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20
The Crisis Of a fever Singularly broken.

On Tuesday evening of last week, cir
cumstance occurred in this city, which
we regard as very surprising. A gentle
man living on Delaware street, some dis
tance above Tuppe- street, was lying, at
the above time, dangerously i'll with the
typhoid fever. He had been sick more
than a week, and had watchers nightly.
On Tuesday evening man was stationed
in the gentleman's room as a "wa,cher' -
to attend to and assist him. The patient
appeared very quiet, and the watcher con-
cluded that he would take short doze
also, as the sick man was asleep. He ac.
cordingly fixed himself comfortably and
was soon where all easy conscienced indi.
viduals are, nightly-in the land Of pleas
ant dreams.
He awoke suddenly. in the midst of his
dreams, and looked at his watch to his
surprise he found it was after two O'Clock
in the morning. He looked towards the
bed, but his patient did not stir or call,
and apparently did not need his services.
He finally, after waiting some time, and
receiving no intimation that his patient
was awake, went to the bedside. He put
his hand upon the bed to feel the pulse,
but could not find the arm. He felt for
his patients head, with the same success.
In state of bewilderment he turned on a
full head of gas, and to his utter amaze
ment the bed ssas empty.
Confounded by this disappearance, he
commenced searching the room, and after
looking under the bed, in the clothes pres
ses and wardrobes, under the tables and
chairs, and discovering that all his
patients wearing apparel was undisturbed,
he ran down stairs and was Supplied, al
most at finding the front door wide open.
He Immediately alarmed the family, who
were nearly frightened to death at this uu-
accountable disappearance, and after OBJ
taining the assistance of neighbors, they
started off to search out the runaway
AT about half past two, the missing sick
man was discovered just in front Of the
Female Seminary, on Delaware street, with
but a single garment on, almost stiff with
cold, endeavoling to get home. He was
Immediately taken home, put in warm
blankets, stimulants given him, and the
physician sent for, who on arriving, de-
clared that his patient had passed the
crisis of his disease and was convalescing
rapidly.
The gentleman who made this escapade,
tells his story as follows: That the first
knowledge he had of anything, was upon
apparently awakening, and feeling very
cold. He looked about him, and after
udgelling his brains for some time, to
his incredible astonishment found himself
seated on the steps of the Central School
House, (over half mile from his resi-
dence, with but very thin streak OF
linen between the cold stones and his mag.
nifcence. Marvellins how he came there.
he endeavored to make his way home, and
by incredible exertions he had arrived at
the point where he was discovered by his
family. The foregoing are all facts-
The sudden change of atmosphere, the
mercury stood at Al deg. at l2 O'Clock
that night,--a very few degrees above
freezing point, and the excitement
wrought complete change in his disease
-BWaio Republic.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

IsrRucrIoNs TO SPoRTsMEN.-Amateu
would do well to cut out the following and
paste them in their hats. @T1"s
In carrying gun over the shoulder on
full cock be careful to point the muzzle at
the gamekeeper's toes, for fear of blowing
hia brains out.
Gunrowder should be carried in flask
or if loose in the pocket, should not be
mixed with matches. -.--r--.
The practice of drying powder over the
FIRE in frying pan should be discourag.
ed. Many accidents have resulted from
it.
Always shut the eyes before firing:
Never carry loaded gun at full cock
horizontally, when friend is walking be-
fore you, unless you are sure of the thick
ness of his corduroys.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20
NA Garrnan in I.nliisuilla haa ha

~A German in Louisville has been
fined Sl33 a year, for fifteen years, in q
bastardy case, in which Miss Catherine
Finster was pt'f. We are at loss to
know whether he would have better Jared
to have married her fifteen years ago or
at the time of the trial! We remember
the Hays case, which about twelve years
ago, created much excitement IN the afore-
said place. The defendant had been en-
gagged to marry the plaintiff, but had, in
stead thereof, married another, when, after
a time, thd lady SO neglected brought suit
for damages, with the celebrated Henry
Loughborough as her attorney. At the
trial much amusing testimony was elici.
ted. and numerous pieces of Prentice's
love poetry read. which defendant had
sent to plaintiff as his own. The principal
evidence in favor of the plaintiff was nu-
merous Sunday walks. proved to have
been taken by the parties together. The
Jury returned verdict of $4,000 damages,
when the defendant, without leaving his
seat, wrote check as follows:
Bank of--pay Miss-or bearer;
six thousand dollars, for Sunday walk.
Hays.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

EH- The Postmaster General has au-
thorized one of his assistants to say, that
it is not the duty of postmaster to place
postage stamps upon circulars and other
transient printed matter deposited for
mailing in his Office. This must be done
by the sender.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

RE- A correspondent writes us that, at
a party in Mt. Vernon street, last week,
the belle Of the evening had five hundred
and fifty yards of blue ribbon on her dress.
~ Boston Trans.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

Lg The man who "held an Office" got
tired, and let go for the purpose of rest
ing himself short time, when the Office
got away, and has not been heard from
since.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20
SeIettiu us.
NEVER COURT BUT ONE"

Ihave finished it, the letter.
That will tell him he is free;
From this hour, and forever,
He is nothing more to me!
And my heart feels lighter, gaycr,
Since the deed at last is done
Twill teach him that when courting,
He should never court but one!
Everybody in the village
Knows he has been wooing me,
And this incoming he was riding
With that saucy Anna Lee.
They say he smiled upon her
As he cantered by her side, q,
And I'll warrant you he's promised
TO make her soon his bride.
But I've finished it, the letter,
From this moment he is free
He may have her if he wants her,
If he loves her moro than me.
He may go-it will not kill me-
Iwould say the same, 80 there,
If knew it would, for flirting
1t is more than can bear.
1t is twilight, and the evening
That he said he'd visit me-
But no doubt he's now with Anna,
He may stay there, too, for me.
And as true as I'm a living,
If he ever comes here more,
III act as if we never
Never, never met before.
tits time he should be coming,
And l wonder if he will;
1fhe does, I'll look so coldly-
What's the shadow on the hill7
Ideclare out in the twilight
There is some one coming near
Can it be?-yes, it's a figure
Just as true as lam here!
Now, Ialmost wish I'd written
Not to him, that he was free,
For perhaps twas but story
That he rode with Anna Lee.
There, he's coming thro' the gateway,
Twill meet him at the door,
And III tell him still love him,
If he'll court Miss Lee no more.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-20

H- Your horse has a tremendous
long Bit" said friend,to Theodore Hook.
Yes" said he, at is bit too long"