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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14
Classics on tho Farm.


Mr,srs EproEs In late number Of
tho Country Gentleman, it was doubted
whether collegiate education is admuta.
reou, TO tho farmer. This is on importan,
question. because il the study Of Greek and
Latin and many other studies pursuci IN
COLLEGE. are useless % the farmer, then Gar.
m,r. VII, intend their sons 70 follow the
same profession. should no, send thcm to
eollf-, but {, an agricultural school, and
a-ri,ultur,l schools should Dc more numer-
Gus than they arc at Trrs'nt. Ii seems to
d, a., prevailing opinion among farmers,
tlat those who follow tbgigyuc'tlun require
hut n limited education. They misa good
crops and get rich without an acad,mical
or collegiate education ih1y sen Others a.
i-n5ran, as themselves rich and prosperous
Will, On the other hand tho educated hr.
msr rais,, no better crops than they more.
over Do may not work % hard, nor become
as rich; hence they .ay, what GOOD docs hi'
ID n III .f....f...., ,,,s,. D.,
,,., .,,,.,-....,I.,..,,,il
hc. as it /, with many farmers, % acquire
property. Hut happ,ne.. depends ON many
things beside, riches. Which has the most
al ,,,n,l,-h, owner NJ several
n.,,,, .- ,r., ,.,..,..,r NJ o,s other tbfp.,
r.,,..-,,t, n.h..t,l,., s-u or..,.
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- I'LL ,,., i, a., s,,,., stat, are bg,
I.,,r..,.,.,r 1t.
ri,,-,, ,h,, MANY ..r.,, men. sr,,,s,r,l
vri,sr. and eminent n .r.-nl,ur.,,, have ok.
i.,.l ,rl .,Ilsys.,. wb, know Iit,',urr.,h.
,,..rI,,.7 ana G-,,s h,,.,.Ir. tl,tI,r.
,., ,-,,, ,h,, ,., study of t'ru i. u.al,.,.
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understood and d, understand ,h,m. while
not over on, d r.rs5a 90 twenty OF th,mas.,,.
resolve, thr l.u.Gt VI a classical education.
How happens d, that ., NV % o.. r,main.
iu, nineteen b.clme distinguished, IL ,hy
classical studies @, u, good
Again, &C. MUS, hs admitted th1thunlrcI,
Of graduate. iu % few wear, after leaving
college forget o lars, portion OF o. 'r Latin
AMI Greek, especially tho latter, hat such
never uulrrs''oi them v''', hw li'iI' OF
n1 as'a 'g literature o7 ..i.0-', AMI lave
a.ain,lh'.'rr o. waieht they nNor'
t.r. L,.y g.,l.s'uiuD'.. man know.
i..,u.ny s,alu. ar forced through c.
lego hy wealthy parent, who are auyiou.
tlat th.tr Sous s'1ulI hr graduate Th.
r.sal.i is. o.. y.un. m.u resolve lula h.ar.
Go, aul a'.u-, seeing .i, cry out, whh' ''
i,. r-... ,-.m .,. f..r,.ir E,l a. r.n.
Observation-Disclosures. .r, v..rI mot
Observation-Disclosures .rrl..r.,-.,.l o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14

NH-.s A.uulI.aur Tho 40.
Or August s at hand, AMI IS fan Of iutor-
rsaus aaIueiul matter Coz the practical
farmer 3La.hiy. at SIr-r yoar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14


deacon said nothing more, but Ellen. who
was hi, adopted child and the orphan
daughter Of lis wifn's most intimate friend,
noticed that Ac began to look restless, and
,o star, anEionslyat ihc sound Of football;
bat still Ellsworth came not.
At Lac, strict search was instituted, and
It was discovered that Ellsworth lai gone
to sea, in a .hir bound for some part Of tho
western coast OF Asia, ou a thrra years
voyage.
- hope be win como back a be;tsr 10y
than be lrlt, was che d@con's solitary
commentary, but in tba long nights Ellen
used to h-.r hin walking r',tles.Iy up -ai
down in h., room, anI his black halr began
/ 20 be thickly scattered with gray.
But the worst was not yst come Ono
November night, which the winds clam1rsd
and .tormrl frrc.Iy among the oli apple
,rc,s Ia thr garden, Deacon Grant and El-
len .,t by thr Gre in Soc old kitchen, when
the former removed ere wrapper from his
wcakly Newspaper, aud the Gs,' Tasslse that
met hi. ego was on, that toll him how the
sAip--. thc one in which Ellsworth bal
nil,d, had been wrecked od the coast. and
every .oul oa board hal p1rishcl.
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AMI ~ "''''"f
E'sht years h'H passed I' was summer
time again AMI u' "'''' ".r' tr''n' ana
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-28

M BERNATZ would announce to tho
lvl McGregor Public, and to Travellers that
bis Bakery 10 again in successful operation.-
Every article usually found in an establish
ment Of this kind. viii be kept CONSTANTLY fav
sale.
III Fresh Ale & Beer viii always be found
ct his shop, one Door West Of tho American.
McGrcgor. May LIST MO Il.
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.Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an cx.
eeutiou issued out Of the Office OF the Clerk o
the Ditrct Clerk of Clay County, Iowa, and 10
directed against the good and chattel, and for want
Thereof, the land and teuement of Reuben r. Fo ter
not finding sufficient goods and chattes upon which 70
levy, have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for ca h, the premi all OF Reuben r. Flo
.cribed, the 18th day of November A. d. 1851 be
tween the hour. OF 10 oco,k A. NJ and four o'cocs
p. VI. of aid day. the fl .owlg described real estate
to wit Lots No. 2 and in Block No. 10 IN the village
of New Monoaa together with buildings thereon erected
aad made. Al Lots No. !, q 3, L. 8, d. o. TO- H.
IL, in iiocl No. q in Silas Esberts addition to the
ccrta.n jud snent, rendered again,t SAID Reuben X
Foter, at the September term, A. d. 1851 Of the Dis
trct Court of Clayton County Iowa. in favor of Alan
son Bars, for the of hundred and thy Ave
dollars and thirty cents. s.
Dated October II, 1857.
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff.
- 1851 By n. N. FUTILE, Deputy.
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Notice Ia Tar Payers.

yENIIE Mar aal will he at III dee, (Aiien & South
ma DIS store) W"ilc dav, Thar day and Fri
day evenings II, Is and 10th inst, between hours
OF and 8 +. NJ, to receive the unpaid taxes OF the
town OF MEG co.or for tie va. 1857 if not paid Ly
10th in t. the ,oerty Will be ahl, or said tax Pre-
vidcd By law. D. ALLEN, Jr., Marshall.
McGrcsor, Oct. li;h, 1857 1881
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PNte2at Medicines

Can be obtained Of Wood d Co, at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to.be genuine.
u We have FEVER AND AGUE remedy that
has cured in twenty Successive cases this Spring
AMI not failure has marked its nse.
15' Medicines will be furnished a. any hour
day or night aud every effort made to build mp
a business by prompt attention and an oblising
dis osition.
T Physicians prescriptions and Family reel
pes ca,ef lily compounded.
~ Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
r. w. WOOD 4 CO.
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~RACKERS CRACKERS! CRACK.
IERs y! Pic Me, sugar, Lemon, Boston.
Soda, B tier, on. Watc~, FIR sale by.
46 HOFFMAN, BENTON g. Co.
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M Kits aud 10 bbls. of Aackerl for sels
~ low by AtxxN 4 SovrK. III. UN
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MGREGOR.
Come One! Come .slx!!

SIMPSON e. HOXSIE
Are nov receiving large and well selected as
sOrtr emf of
GROCERIES,. WINES AND LIQUORS,
which we Offer to the public at very reasonable
prices. o r Goods are direct from the city of
New York. all fresh and NV. and VIC are con.
WINGED that they must please all who DIES re to
prrchas". The stock consists OF all kinds of
staple and fancy Groceries usually KEPT We
have laso for sale
BRANDIES, WINES. GIN. SCHNAPPS
and cured Liquors OF all d scri tions. Black
berry and Ras be r. Bran lies, together with
the Test brands in market of Scor II ALE and
LONDON PosrEn. Derby e. Days Star brand
Whisk y, and various other brands which we
will sell at as low Fl ures as any other Hous" -
Wealso have large and varied assortment of
CT G A R S,
Havana. Opera an ! Principe in any quantity,
aud At prices r ming f.om Ten to SIXTY Dol
lars per til rusfnl.
BOOTS g. SHOES.
We have small lot of Boots and Shoes that
We viii sell cheap.
N. B.-D,r Goods were all purchased in
New York firm first hands. and we can conse-
qnently sell them lower than those who have
paid a profit to the mere hants Of chicago and
milwaukee. The proof of this can be demon
STRAIT b. an examination of prices.
Store on Main street, one door east Of the
WavCr'y, and nearly op'"site the Eagle Hotel.
NcGr"gor. July 81, 1857. n28m6.
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WILL ply regularly between Fulton City
and st. Paul. during the season of 1857. The
NJ ESSEN GER will be at McGrgsr CIV: y
Wednesday hight on her way up, and every
SUniav Oh her., turn
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P.s.-We are Agents for the sale of Lain,
Smith l. Co.'S Rife and Blasting Powder
We have kegs, y kegs and 1 kegs. which will
be sold at the manufacturers prices. Also
1880 feet safety fuse--cheap. N. Il L.
McGregor, Sept. II, 1887. vIu4;ts
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.V'OTICE.

NOTICE. .r.
STATE or lowA.)
Clayton Ctunty.} -.
MeGregor, ST. Peters 4 Missouri Rirer Rail
Road Company,
To the unknown owner or owners Of the fol-
lowing described land, to wit One hundred
feet in width between the bluff and Mississippi
River, commencing at the North line Of the
S. nth L st quarter section Of one hundred and
sixty ares in the Gard Spanish Grant No. ! .
in Clayton County, and extending thence down
said River to point fl h ndrcd feet \ or IA OF
the South East corner Of Lot No 20 in Block
No.3. according to the recorded Plat Of Nc
Grgor, in said ceunty. g..
GU are hereby notified that the aforc said
Rail Road COMPANY have located their Rail
Road through your land above desc ibcd. and if
you do MT within thirty days aftc~ the giving of
this notice, to wit {: On or bcso the 9th day Of
November. A. D.. 1857, apply to thu Sheriff +
sad 20 nty TO hue Your damaaes assessed,
SAID Company on their part will proceed to have
he same a $ seed &C orilins to the form of tho
statute in such cases m de and provided.
aed, McGrescr clayton ,ounty, Iowa, Sep
TENDER I'd, A. D. 1851
JOHN THOMPSON, President.
A'tost-J. BROW N, Secretary.
Z. F. REM OK and j Brown, At'o,nics.
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IRIVATE UlSPENSARi.
DR.. BILLIARD.

NTOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants
w Of Dubuque and the surrounding country, that
he can be uitcd at his through the Post
1icc, privately and conidcntially, son ALL DISEAS-
ES VI 4 PRIVATE NATURE" Several years of ex-
rerenc. ,nd practice in .evera cities of the East
able the D.ctor to perform the most toni hing
very short t..ln. Sypbilitic and Mercural taints
entirely removed from. the teIn Recent eases cured
in from three ten days, wthuct obg.ns the patient
to tie it from hi, daily ayocatlu>.
All di ca es OF the organs Of gene.aion treated IN
careful and thorough manner, for el,."r sex. No
charges .lr advice. Low charges and quick c.A.es.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness, uld
apply to the doctor Immediately in per by letter.
post paid for his remedies and advice he fails
or curing the mo t obstinate eases.
Patients Of eithcr living at distance by stating
obtain medicines with drecio for use, by addressing
the Doctor and encio ing fee Gan communicatioaS
strictly confidential"
Female ii treated on scientific pr:ncines, Leu
chorrhea or Whites-Proapsus Uter or falling Of the
womb, suppre len Of the Menscs, inflammation or u
ccraon Of the uteri:, &c, &c.
The no Of the above, yield to his node
Of treatment.
DR.. II. is also agent for the sa.e of Dr. selden's
French Female Monthly Pills, which are the only bona
Tide PHI of the kind sold in America Price One Dollar
pcr Box. Per ons sending for pills, will enclose one
dollar and two stamps, and they be mailed to any
part Of the country.
y. y. Married ladies who have reason to b.licye
them elves in peculiar situation should not them
a. by their action the womb, mi carriage will be the
con equcnce: they contain no mercury iron. steel or
deadly oil but their action is without parallel IL
medicine.
Osfce near the corner Of 5th and Main Sts., over
RozenthaPS Clothing Store.
Dubuque, Aug. II, 1857.
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Milwaukee Lumber.
MILWAUKEE SHAVED SHINGLES
HI VT r. B u RDICK.
Have Received at their Yard in M Grcgor, 8
large quantity Of Milwaukee Planed Flooring
and Siding. perfectly seasoned. Also an al tiele
Of Shaved Shingles not to be equalled this side
of the Mississippi. All descriptions of Lumber
Lath. &C., for sale at the lowest CASH rrice.
Just give US a Call. n4lSm
xcGregor, July Oath, 1857.
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NOTICE.

WILLIAMS & HARVEY would request
those havn- Notes and Accounts overdue 10
call and settle Immediately ; and espcci lily
those that promise to pay tomorrow, O.. ne ,
time in town. those not being prompt an up
to their promises will obi :e US by not asking
Cre,it. WILLIAMS g. HARVEY.
Sep. so. 1857 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-19
AREAuTIFuL PASSAGE.


The following beautiful passage closes
Horace Greeley's Grafton delivered at the
Indiana State Fair:
GAS for me, long tossed on the stormiest
waves of doubtful conflict and arduous en-
deavors, have begun to feel since the shades
Of forty years fell upon me, the weary tenn
pest-driyen yoyager's longing for land, the
wanderers yearnings for the hamlet where in
childhood he nestled by his mothers knees,
and was soothcd to sleep on her breast
Tho sober down hill of life dispels many H.
lusions, while it deyelopes or strengthens
within US tho attachment, perhaps long
smothercd or overland for .sthat dear hut
our homes And so IN the sober afternoon
Of life, when its sun, if not high is still
warm, have bought me u few acres of land
in the broad still country, and bearing thith-
or my household treasures, have resolved to
steal from the eity's labors and anxieties at
least Oae day in each week, wherein to revive
rs a farmer the memories of my child
hoods humble home. And already real
i.e that the experiment can not cost rs much
as it is worth. Already find in that days
quiet IN antidote and q solace for the fever
ish, fostering cares of the week which enyi-
ronit. Already my brook murmurs sooth-
ing evening song to my burning, throbbing
brain; and my trees, gently stirred by the
fresh brcezes, whisper to my spirit some
thing Of their own quiet strength and patient
trust in God. And thus do family realise
but for brief and Hitting day, the serene
Joy which shall irradiate tho farmers voca-
ton when fuller and truer education shall
have refined and chastened his animal crav-
ings, and when Science shall have endowed
him with her treasures, redeeming Labor
from drpdgery while quadrupling its efici-
ency and browning with beauty and plenty
our bounteous beni6cent earth.'
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AN EXAMPLE OF PERSEVERANCE.

The following is most remarkable and
praiseworthy instance Of what perseverance
and industry, rightly directed, are able to
effect:
Among the graduating class at last Com
mencement ut Williams College, was one
by the name of Condit, from New jersey
has family Of four children. Six years
age, becoming sensible of the blessings OF
an education, he commenced learning the
simple branches such as are taught IN oul
primary schools. One by one, he mastered
grammar, geography, etc., with some occa-
sional assistance from his fellow workmen
At this time he determined to obtain col.
legate education. Without means, and
with large family depending on INN fol-
support, he commenced and learned Latin
and Greek, in the evenings after his days
labor was ever, under the direction of a
friend; and after the lapse of year and a
half, prepared himself and entered the
Sophomore class of Williams College.
Ic brought his bench, and his TOOLS, and
his books with him. The students supplied
him with work; the faculty assisted him; and
with the fund for INDECENT students, and
some occasional assistance from other
sources, he was enabled to 60 through the
Course, and ut the same time support his
family. He graduated on his birth day,
aged thirty-two. lie stood high in his class
and received u part at Commencement, but
declined At the farewell meeting Of the
class in consideration Of his perseverance,,
talents and Christian character they pre-
sented him with an elegant set Of silver
spoons, tea and table, each handsomely en-
grayed with an appropriate inscription.
Mr.. Condit will now enter the Theologi-
cal Seminary at New York, and will, no
doubt, make faithful and popular minis
ter.
What young man in this country will ever,
after such an example as this, despair Of
obtaining an education.-Sprinafeld Re
publican.
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INCORPORATION.


yLo a.}e o.,
A"e -ntHeteS " tHCofpoTdtt0t ~ He COun-
Ell Bluffs and Nebraska Fprru Goyuno.
mn o,e ber.b,, ,,-,J;f.J >. \. 49,
~ "'o"9tee' ~ oe 20 Jo'totcs'
ARTICLE ist The Corporators and their successors
named In the origna. articles Of this Corporation shall
embrace the following powers towit: They shall sue
anu De sued plead and be implicated, have perpetual
grant and receive by their corporate name
and purchase and sell, hire aud lease property, Real
Personal and mixed; in all LAWFUL ways. May have
corporate seal, may alter the same at pleasure and
make Tor the regulation Of their business
net inconsistent with the Constitution OF the United
states or the laws Of this State. 81
ARTICLE xu.-The Capitol Stock OF said Company
snail De seventy-hve thousand Dollars, to be divided
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ca The long mooted question. "Who
struck Billy Patterson" We presume may
be considered as settled. Some Of the rap
pers have been conyersing with his spirit,
and it says he never was struck.
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cr An cxhangc thinks it is unhealthy to
fall in lore with another mans wife, espcci-
ally in Arkansas. There, it "terminates in
death" the FIRST year.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
0 Lots in Howard Addition.
20 good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences. Several fine tracts land
within hours ride of the City with timber and water
10 Also lots and shares in Omaha City Bellevue,
DeS0to Tekamah Logan, n T. and Junction City, Iowa.
y Also 100 acres Of choice land two miles east Of
Sioux City on which is about 40 acres timber nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent.
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VK7ILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w any business entrusted to his care within the
puryiew OF his profession His facilities investiga-
ting Land Titles and mparting correct information in
regard u the condition Of Titles Lands Town Lots
In PotavSttsmie County, superior those possess
ed by any other in this part Of the State He
now preparing, and will shortly have completed abb
stract OF all the Deeds record lands in the County,
and to lots in Council Bluffs and in all the principal
ditiOns thereto The abstract Of Titles 50 ar
ranged that the name Of each grantor and grantee from
the FIRST down to the time, seen At one
view, with the date Of deed the date Of ing for
record the book and page where recorded and also all
the material defects apparent the record The abb
sract Of titles to lands is also very conveniently ar
ranged He will also procure from the record an alb
stract Of each deed as II is recorded that will be
enabled TO give to desiring abstract the whole
chain from the entry the Once down u the time
the information is desired. ~
He also procuring from the Land Once list Of all
the Lands entered in the County showing by whom
tered, when entered whether with cash Warrants or
scrip the number Of in each tract the amount
paid His charges for examination titles
will be reasonable. sra. r. ,sa III =.
Persons living at distance can have an abstract Of
title TO any tract Of land Town furnished them BY
mail by enclosing fee Of two dollars and one dollar
Tor each additional lot tract Of land be included in
the same abstract. 80
He Is also prepared to execute with Dispatch con-
veyances OF every description Once on Broadway in
second story Of Haggs New Block nearly opposite the
Robinson House. u n4-u
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wAsn,scros, D. C., June ssh, 1851.
NEW STAGE LINE.
uAylvn TAKEN 4 CON-

q ,s5i4g HAVING TAKEN A con-
- k2SIR TRACT from Messrs J. B. 4 v.
1920 lBennet. 10 convey the U. = Aau,
Sl- from the Platte river, near =
at5s % DahkOio, am nov pssparsd 70 carry passsa-
PERSONS srsveins through this fesioa win ma iris
limo cheap and pleasant one. RunninS - Dr. IN ces
nection With The Asssre. Bennett wA0ss fire exen0
from IL Platte nivef pis Nehrasta CiN, ngnlas ~
direct ccmunicstoo 10 thus opsned from Ninnesoa 70
Kansas thsouxA ne sairest portion d Nehraska.
This il the nearest. cheapest and best route fraA
Omaha and Council Biuns 70 pn1kcta and Sieax CITY
The points embraced IN this rosie are follows 10.
osha Cits, 81 neevus % 41stts river Al -
Saratoga Flrence n. Calhoun, " poto CuMlng Ciy,
fskanah, Dscsser, Dlackhifd, Ounadi % r.Alosa: A.
as - ~ \, d JOHNSON
/ On DOE. HATS AND cars, ~ SAIk
~ very cheap, ~ ~ elslesas
nlu - S00HIw s tACx1Qp
ESOR SALE N MORAcn HvKRn44 IN mack 4
Lots 3 8 - - ssss'i dtljsA-9
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