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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

PRAIRIE DU, CnIES.-The Leader Of last
week, informs Us that 1927 buildings have been
erected there exclusive of structures for the use
Of the Railroad Co. OF these, II were built
on the Island, 6 at French Town, l6l at Upper
Town, and l43 "sou,h of the Fort Or at Low.
err Town. Our Wisconsin neighbor is evident
ly brushing up in anticipation Of her dosti
ny. We believe, that ten years hence, you
may count one hundred thousand people round
about The two towns of Mcaregor and Prairie
du Chicn. We know this is large figure, hut
look at the country behind us-its extent and
tertility--then con-idcr how much faster tie
world advances now than ii did few years
ago. and you will be willing TO admit that our
guess is not far from the mark.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

MINNESOTA IL II. Sibley is nominated by
the democrats for governor, and Wm.Holcomb
for lieutenant governor. For Congress, Geo
S. Becker, w. II. Phelps and J. NJ. Caranash
For delegate. W. w. Kingbury.
We redict the success of this ticket for the
reason that the republicans are at issue among
themselves, both as 10 the boundr;es of the
new state, and on the question of negro suf-
frase. The Cronoco Courier, to its honor he it
SPOKEN, is the only republican Journal in the
Territory that approves the mhfe clause of the
new constitution.
Alexander Ramsey, formerly Of Pa, and first
governor of the Territory, is the republican
nominee. Challes Mcclure, formerly of la
Porte, Ind;ara, is the candidate fer delegate in
Congress. We have mislaid the paper contain
ing the proceedings and cannot remember the
names OF the representatives in Congress.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
AUCTION SALE!
O T.
EcxlaxNbxe Real ESt0te!!
AT McGREGOR, IOWA.
10th. 81.

10y decision Of the Supreme Court o
- Iowa. at its June term A. u. 1857, the
title to that large and valuable tract Of Lind
BAIL Giard claim (known as the "Spanish
Grant,") was finally adjusted therefore tho
Proprictor takes this method Of offering it to
the Prblic--ihcre will be sold. 80
700 Lots in the city Of McGrogor.
among which are some choice River AMI Bust
ness Lots, Dwelling Lots. &c. Also. l2S vAlu-
able 40 acre tracts of Land adjacent to tho same
and on which are some or fine Water Pow
crs living along side of the Rail Road Track.
McGrcgor is situated on the west bank OF
the Mississippi River opposite the terminus Of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad and u
the commencing Point Of the McGlegor,
St. Peters and Missouri River Railroad
Which is now in course of construction.
1t is the great natural outlet and inlet to the
best portion of Northern Iowa and Southern
Minnesota, and is destined in a very few years
to be one of Tie leading cities Of the West.
Terms: very liberal-made known Oh day Of
salc. ALEXANDER McGREGOR.
Proprietor.
The Milwaukee Sentinel, Chicago Press, CO.
lena -4dreriser. and Madison -hrgus. will pub
lsl the above two weeks in daily and weekly
and send bill TO this Office. ...fr
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

FL IroEI.L MEElSc.-Watso of the Jackson
vile Republican announces that This important
body (no joking will assemble at West Union
Oct lst., and that A. J. Felt Esq of the Cedar
Valley Nems will deliver an Address. Wesaw
Mr.. Hildlc;h Of the ST. Charles Intelligcnccr
last week on his return from the cast, and he
seemed apprchemsive tibet the meeting might
not result in advantages sufficient TO s,ify tie
loss of time and expense it would occasion. 1t
cannot regulate price, and unless il is reH at
tended, il must fail as a social gathering. Drips
the Oldest publisher in this part of the state
cant 90, while he owes man a dollar, and
we know very well ne cant print without owing
more than "a dollar TO sonebody--at all
events that is our experience, and if all are as
conscientious as Drips, the gathering will b,
slim. ......
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
gASKs-IIolders Of uncp:rent money shoald

BASKs.-lIolders Of uncu:reut money slioald
| not be frightened by reports of bank failures
A little presence Of mind often saves life in /,
storm, and the same article viii be valuable to
you in panic. We have Published no list Of
discredited banks for The reason that it won!d
do ham. Agents arc scou ing the country
bnying the 'swor:hless paper as they call it,
at discount and we are satisfied few days
will stragten threc-fourths of the down insti-
tutions-onc fourth of them will probably be
wound up, bit it is not worth while 10 throw
you pictures away until You know they are
worthless. Keep quiet, things are already i'm
p.oying-bodies corporate as well as physical
are sometimes the soundcr after dose of l,y-
sic.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
Our warmest wishes, Bro. Ayerill.

CEDAR VALLEY TIMEs-This is the title OF
a large and very handsome Republican paper
published at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. From the
notices We have seen Of it we had concluded
the Times Was one OF the institutions of Iowa
and the elegant specimen before us satifics Us
we were not mistaken. What painful eiicc-
tion it is that sach enterprising men as J. g
DAVENPORT d Co.. will continue to sustain 70
indeeensib!e and SO inconsistent patty as the
opponents of the Democracy but they prob.
ably would express equal sympathy for Us. and
hence wen jog along together in the hope that
our namesakc may be saved sin the last hour'
if not before.
Success to YOU, Gentlemen.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

MoNcYA.--Whic at this pretty village on
Monday last VIC learned that Deacon Clinton
in u speech TO the pco; lie there, had stated that
ly new survey line had lccn found quite
near the town nl e:St Of it that was superior
10 any line heretofore made in dreciness and
chcaI hess; saving of $s2G,00J it is estimated
Will lie made by following it. This statement
is also coryo1,r&tod ly reported remarks of En-.
ginacr RusHSLL.
This news has given new life to the Rail
Road interest Whereabouts and there Is a deter
mination on the part of all, not only to give
the Deacon rousng audience when he next
shoulders to the wheel and raise fine Stock
subscription TO The Road. Monona hes lecn
dull in this matter lately because it was told
her citizens frequently, that the Road would
shng announcement her 81 i:ited citizens
have accom- lished; and say what you will about
the necessity to be public spirited in such al,
enterprise it is difficult to coax enthusiast, la
led TO feel that their labor and their inves mcnt
will be ruinous TO their individual interest, how
ever much it may benefit the country at large
Whore we can work for general and individual
| good at the seine time, far different energy
tharaccr cries our labor, and we shall be mull
disappointed if Monona does not now wake "
to the Importance of pledsing every dollar shc
can spare to further this great work On its wcs
tern path. a Surveyed line is not Rail Road
and as the Eastern Money markst, particular,
for Rail Road purposes, is not worth a straw
it is easily seen that the grading of our Yves
tern tracks must be done by those who own tn;
land and lots to be enhanced in value By it
completion. Will you dream of the "McGre
gor Casa year or two, or will you walk
| square up to your interests and shell out tn
material aid to secure the sound of an engin,
whistle on the lst of Jany. 1858. We shall
| see.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
LATEGT

D3EArrUL DIsA:TrR AT SEA.--Our Eastern
exchanges, for several days past, have been fill
I'd with accounts of tie loss of the Steamer
Central America. She found, red at SEA on
Saturday last of the cost of Virginia, carry
ing down 1T least FIVE HUNDRED PIssen-
gers and Grew, with Two Millions in Gold
The officers were al lost except James Frazer,
tie second in command Engineer Ashley
took a boat and deserted tie slip: The details
are shocking. IT was night, amidst a raging
storm, with flashes of lightning iluming tie
terrific horror of the scene.
There have been saved 1l3-thera were over
GEO persons On board, among whom were many
of the distinguished persons Of California. The
loss of California slip carries sorrow to every
portion of the Union, and as soon as we get
names. AT present the rcro!ts are very meg
gre and unsatisfactory. many names tcing pub
lish as passengers when it is not certainly known
they were on loard Of The il-fatcd vessel.
FOREIGN
The latest arrivals report b-cadstnffs firm at
an advance.
The Atlanc Cable will not be laid till spring.
France and Denmark are dsruting as to the
Sound Dues.
Srain and Mexico have left the settlement of
their troubles, to France, England and Bava-
ria.
British re Endorsements to India number II, ;
Oo0.
American securities not much affected by the
N. Y. panic.
At Del'as religious rioting lai occurred.
Flour firm at an advance Of % cents. SUI
gars dull. ...
DOMESTIC. ..
The Farmers Bank of Wisconsnhas failed
--notes good.
| The Massachusetts, Dem. Convention has
nominated E. II. Beach for Governor and Al
bert Currier for Lieut.. Gov Gardner is the X
NJ, Banks the Lcpuhlican.
The Rock River Bank has failct,-notes
good. .. .-l
Col. Benton is very i'll at Washington.
Col. Sumner is reported to have killed 40O
! Cheyenne Indians in battle. ~
The Kansas constitutional convention has al
,iourncd till October.
A fire in Kcckrk on the 18th. destro inc
100000 of property. At st. Louis on the 18th
a fire destroyed $l2500n. s..
Maine elects Merrill, republican, by 10 to
II thousand. Legislature heavily republican.
Murders, Suicides, rarcs and seducti,ns ar,
plenty, az usual, bat we have not space eve,
to refer to them.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

CLArToS CorSrY.-Our respected friend of
the Dubuque Republican says "Cla, ton County
il pledged by her Republican citizens, TO elect
her two Republican representatives, and to
give GOO majority for Lowe ard Fmillc."
Now tr,ther Wood, We read your paper care
fully. and i is an able one too, but do not ex-
ute or sympathy by any more aragra, lis of
this sF4. We, Of course, can net tell precisely
vllat will happen. but ,re do knor that "Bcn
SamucIs' has many warm personal friends here
among the Ref ublicans, and We haze heard
more than one say "I'm going for Fem 1t
will not srrl rise us if Lowe aud fa lille leave
Clayton County with less than $50 and some
very sanguine Democrats talk of trating them.
Draw light ON Clayton County eentlcmcn.-
She does not always honor Republican Draft.
Her politicians Of both sides are an Independent
ret of claps. ard their "axes are not ground"
yet!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

FOUNTAIN CITY ApvoaATE.-We have reed.
No. ! OF a splendid DemoclItic sheet bearing
the Above title. 1t is topographic beauty and
a very able Journal to boot. We cant SAYS Sc
much for the ability ofits German page because
we don't understand it, but the English talk il
contains suits US to q dot. 1t is printed by ]
X. Aycrill, at Fountain City, smart young
town On the east bank of the Great River
LOO miles above Dubuque, and about $50 above
McGregor. The town is going right ahead
has good country 10 back it, and the appear.
ance and snap of the Adcocatc are the best eyi
denccs in the world that the City Of Fountains
will never retrogrlde.
Our warmest wishes, Bro Ayerill
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

xAalIOoo OeC1ElCn. ...t......
Justice Davis of Fuffalo, has decided that
companies are bound to keep their ticket Offices
open one ho:r before the departure of the
Trains. A passenger Lad psid cents extra in
the cars FOR want OF a ticket, and lie proved
That the Office was not open in time to secure
one. In tie Sui, he recovered the 5 cents and
$50 damages. ..
Wearc glad 10 record tho above decision.-
II will teach r. r. Companies the Importance
Of having their Offices olen in time. Who that
has travelled has not noticed and been ANNOYED
Ny the Lazies who usually arc ticket agents in
our large cities. They come 10 the Office ten
or fifteen minutes before train tine, the people
IN tho mean time becoming imratie,t, as the
Iron stead goes carorting up and down the
tracks and switches. Presently the "llolc in the
wall is 0rnamented with tie ruIicond pliz of
the ticket vend'r end then commences a SC am
bling that defes description. Men, women
children and carpet bags, fly round in all the
mazes Of inextricable conf; sion. Anxiety and
srsT ense are corded up to their highest tension
and in the grand melee it is not strange that
passengers get the wrong ticket. the wrong
change, bad Hills, and occasionally round c,irs-
ing for treading on each Others corns. Pick
pockets thrive in such hurried crowd, children
get separated from their parents. wives lose their
bandboxcs and the devil is to pay generally.
Every wrong here referred to could I've rcme-
died by 81 ching the Offices one or two hotrs be-
fore train time. What Road sill first set an
example by requiring their employed agents to
sell man ticket at any hour he may call for
il? We Pause for a reply
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

EXT RNAL CURE FOR AlFE AND FEyEq-We
noticed this. sometime since. under the head of
Perhaps 4 Humhur. We have since learned
more abou. il. The name of il is Denic Flee
tro Magnetic Plaster, and originated in the
South where all take to the Eager" as natural
as a duck does TO water. Will three or four in
nocert looking and feeling plasters placed on
the wrists aud feet cure the ague in a few
lours If so. take no more Quinne and Ar
senic either in liquid CT pill. E. NJ Wells, Of
Chicago, is wholesale agent ior all The Free
States ana Territories
Sold By MERRILL s, BARRON, McGregor.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
ESGLAND.-Our old mother las a han

ESGLAND.-Our old mother Las harry
ohliyiousncss Of her own Inconsistency. Tie
London Times has informed tic world flat the
Government of Great B.itain is now at war
with well-niSh half the people of the Globe
China and India having population Of near
500 millions. And yet, had the Telcgrai hic
Cable been completed, it was proposed by
English Sta'cfmcn to send as the first message
over the wire, "poace on Earth, Goodwill to
MANI
Wouldn't the noble sentiment Of the Savior
have seconded appropriate coming from nation
whose hands are continually bathcd in blood for
CONNIE. cial advantages and political power?
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
AMERICAN HOUSE, Rochester Minnesota.

AMERICAN HOUSE, Rochester Minnesota
a good Hotel is the glory of Il Town or City.
If traveller is well treated at his Temporary
home, the whole village wears pleasant APP
pearance and he reports favorably to Others
but a hard tavern knocks every good feeling out
of him The American Horse at Rochester is
highly spoken of by all who have made its &C.
quaintance, and our Mayer JONES who has Just
rotuIned from a Minnesota trip, informs Is that
Mr. Cole the Landlord sa complete gentleman
and that he kccrs Mol Hotel.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

IoyT.-Some of our Dcmocatic exchanges
in Iowa complain because "Gov. GRIMES has
plostituted his official POSITION to stump the
State for his POLITICAL friends 1t is no worse
tlan Gov. WTIGHr of Indiana did in the last
canvass. and Democrats generally sustained
him. Men under the same circumstances ars
very much alike, whatever be their politics.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

TRAvEL.-The tide of travel at this
point is full, the Ferry comes crowded
from the cars and our stage lines are
doing a fine business. Rail Roads and
Steam Boat freights, continue to increase
as the season advances and with the rise
in grain now noticed we shall have a
busy fall.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

TAKE lIEED.-D. Tton has returned to the MAJ
sasot House. Chicago where may be obtained Old DR.
James wonderful and celebrated extract of Carnib S
Indica. His son-in-law DR.. Thomas Tilton will SUPPLY
you with either. per onally or by Express 1t l. sure
AMI speedy cure of the worst of consumption,
bronchitis asthma, debility, coughs colds and
sore throats We know this to be fact. Try it and
live.
P.s.-By addressing DR.. Tilton notc through tho
Chicago Post OIice, enclosing four stamps az ecntso
recipe will he sent in return, free Of charge, to any
part of the Union. DR.. T1LTON,
lmtS Mnrsa -oit House. Chic ago.
~wHITE TEETH, PERFrMED BREATH, and beau
tiful complexion, be acquired by using the "Bam
of a Thousand Flowers" What lady gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagrceabe breath,
when by using the ..Ibam of thousand flowers ~
dentrce would only render 1t swoet, but leave the
teeth a. white "a alahastor? Many persons do not
know their breath L. bad and the subject j. so delicate
their friends would mention it. Beware Of coun
teriets. BE sure each bottle Ii signed
FETRlDGE & CO., Ny.
For sale by all druggists 1y4S
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

Hccs.-Thc Kentucky hog census for 1857
rel orts ,423,579 over months old This is
$4,000 better than in 1855 and Els, AGA better
than in 1876.
The St. Louis REP. gays 10, geo head of hogs
were contracted for last week at $3.50 rer hun.
They a:c 70 be delivered in November.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

more home evidence of the success Of
Dr.. Hall 8 Balsam, is in the following:
Eli Budd. Athens, H., says:
81 was given up by six doctors. They all
said must die. was so far gone as not to be
able to turn myself in bed and three days af-
ter began to use D.. Halls Balsam could
sit ON the side OF the bed and dress myself, and
soon got abont. have more faith in that me-
dcine for the lungs, than any other that has
ever been offered TO the world.
For sale N McGrcgor, by MERRILL & BAR
RON and by agents in every town in The coun-
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

JCnN TYLER.-A letter has been written BIZ
the exPresidcut conforming the course Of tic
recent Southern Convention in their moves for
the rc-opening Of the slave trade. Mr.. Tyler
signed the "Ashburton treaty. which required
The L. s. TO keep a fleet o. so guns on the Atri
can coast to suppress slave dealing. John il
hard "tO leld."
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

~ A few days since a boy was passing
through the cars on the Cleveland & Erie road
handing out advertisements of '.Nothing to
Year" illustrated. A lady remarked to gen
uemln, "ihat takes OF the ladies, suppose
"No,' said her friend, sit only takes off their
dresses .'Then, rel lied the lady," il is Iro,
Fer that n stritling should sell it,"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

REcoLLEcT.--The Clayton County Agricul-
tural Society assemblies, on the 30th Sept. and
holds over the LIST. October Farmers should
take rride in rendering it interesting TO visitors.
If the tilcr of the soil does Eot exert himself
10 advance his procession, he can not expect
others to feel much interested. We like no
show so well as good exhibition of Stock
and vegetables and the glad eye of the farmer
as he Jews The product of his own hands.
Turn out Turn out -----
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

TRo-TlSG MATcH--A match HIS been made
Of $l0l, a side between the Wisconsin Horse
Bob Ridley ard Parrys "Hoosier Hornet Of
MyGWgor. The race is to come off on the
Prairie du Chen course On Saturday Sept. 18th
at o'clock. Both horses are good trottcrs.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

G'The venerable Rembrandt Peale, of Phi
ladelphia--now in his eightieth years. So
iourning near Boston. This distinguished an
fist is the only painter now living to whom
Washington sat for his portrait. Mr.. Pealcs
first visit TO Europe was made in 1890, when
he painted Thorwa dsan,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

Il. H. ,Strousc. Esqr., of the firm of
Strousc q Friedman has taken the new
and handsome store room one door east
Of Uncle Sans Saloon. This firm is doing
a large business and no other one in town
is better entitled TO it.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

PoMEaoy of the HORIZON (Wis.) Argus, has
brief hut very flea ant intercourse with him
we made up our minds that tie Editor of the
Argus was a man of MARK. Carpenter of the
Patriot says, he is also man of mouth, but that
remark was made because of Pomeroys supe-
riority in beauty. Pump is slightly erosseyed
in politics-yoa never can tell by his looks
where is going to strike!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23
The Markets.

The Markets.
We know OR farm readers are anxious to
hear news on this subject and it cratities us to
| rcro"t an advance at Milwaukee OF full 20 cents
Il bushel since our last issue. ...-
AT Milwaukee ON Monday, Wheat was firm
at so to 81. Receipts ligh'
At Chicago ON Saturday, the price was 81.
At New York on Saturday 18th, sales at
| / Go for Spring. F!ovr, all the way from $50
to $50 for Western. Corn 50. ...
! At A!cGregor, Wheat has advanced from 4S
to 81 and 63. Oats are worth IS to 80. Pota.
toes IS 10 80. Salt pcr Dbl. $50 Flour So so
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

A New VoLuME-Wil orr readers and
friends advise Us how to nun the next volume of
Our paper without money 2 In two weeks we
will issue No. of Vol. End, and good many
dollars will be wanted TO set it aeoing. We
work industIiously at our business ard We are
not at all modest on the subject of whiting re-
ceipts. Read this twice, and forward the money
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

rE,L lsTaTE News LErrER.-This valuable
Chicago Monthly is on our table for ScItcm-
Der, We notice that Or Western business
men are rising its columns freely to advertise
their land and lois, their towns. their protest.
ons and pa'sui,s Hco,tinu 5 to grow,as we PRE-
,.icted, and wh,n The moving sp rits of the west
see Of what value it is in giving wide publicity
to their advantage, they will SO load il with rat
ronagc that mammoth sheet alone can satisfy
tie demands upon i. 1t is only about 6
months Old and yet its last issue was thric" the
size AMI tines the circulation of tie first
Every Weston Lawyer ard Land Agent,
Barker and Prntar shoul become a subs III
or. and direct Mcss.s Scr' en- g. Gallagher Ia
insert his business address Too dollars will
Secure 10th favors.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

FRENCu's HoTEL.-Our valued frienl
c. Van Valkcnberg late ofthc McGregor
House is now installed as one of The pro-
prietors of this popular Prairie du CHEN
Hotel. We wish Fan and the Col. Just
what they want, large patronage.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

Prof. Wood, "A Market street, st. Louis, of.
fers ''to the sick everywhere" his Oriental Sa-
native Liniment, aud his Vegetable Life Pills.
The remarkable efficacy of these justly cele-
baated Medicines in curing diseases, has given
them reputation rarely detained by any RENE
dies Of thlir Glass; Beileville Advocate.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-23

WOODEN WARE AT RNDUczD Pr cEs.-Sce
advertisement Of J. Murdoch in to-day's paper.
His wares are good, well made, and he sells at
low prices. Those wanting anything in his line
viii do well to call at No. 10 Dearborn Street,
Chicago.