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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

The Charlottesville .l,laoeate and Bedford
Sentinel are both calling ON Mr.. VIM NJ. Cabell.
of Nelson. TO announce himself u candidate for
Congress in opposition to Mr.. Powell. We heart
lily unite in the call, and express the hope that
Mr.. c. vii, respond favorahy to it. If he should.
and will present the Distribution question to the
people Of the District in its proper light, his
chances fer viii by no means be desper
ate but even if defeated he will have aceomp
lshed much in enlightening aud correcting the
public mind Of his district, touching that great
and vital question, aud will thus have rendered
d great public good Mr.. Cahell is gentleman
whose ability aud familiarity with the question
at issue would enable him to conyineinglv dem
onstrate the equity. Legality and expediencv of
distribution. and,at the same time expose the alb
surdties and folly of the grounds of the opposi-
ton--which is all that is necessary to induce the
people to decree that til ~ will longer be duped
and swindled out of their rights.
We subjoin what is said upon this subject by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
lpncnuurJ yirDtatJH.
Thur,da, Morning. April ,. ~,
CpSu whom shall the Mantle OF e"' h's"a
Fall


Elisha Winding Nee onas having resigned his
Office of Lieut.. Governor oi The State, question
of some interest now l.: upon whom shah us
mantle fall" The Wig IN announcing ials re-
sicnatiou. saws: I'VE consider tiis the very
.nr,,sres, sct Of Elisha's life. lie Is going TO
chatter land. where better morals rfesaii-to Ne.
..hraska. in which great. grand country Us he
..tel. us in his published card. there are wonder
.ful .ipdueemenisf for statesman OF enterpri-
.s;ng genius lie assures Us that 10 bribe an
..oGriaf" in that Territory us. regarded mefefg
.in The light ofo common and rather eleetr PIC.
.eaduo,. and that il i equally honorable TO be
"bribed" Happy lsndl We congratulate Elisha
"upon the choice of residence he has made. We
"expect TO hear from him frequently IN that
..great. grand county," We bid him plea.
"sant adieu"
In the meantime who will step into Eiisha's
shoes, The public mind Of the state 10 denhf,
at once turned 10 Ridgeway. 81 The Richmond
uh;o. for the succession. but We are painei 10
see tina, he declines. lie says: We incline to
..tbe belief. however. from numerous saefed eon-
celebrations unnecessary 10 menti m That IRE
should certainly get the appointmeni,lt We "'hia
ain,imaie the slight desire Tor IT, Bht our oilee
..tions to sitting in any sat once OCCUPIED by
elisha are both .unanswerable aud 'ansnpefa
.,ble." Returning our thanks. therefore, II our
..oonsiderate and distinguished neighbor for his
..well meant and natlefing intention towards U.s.
I'VE beg leave respectfully 10 say TINT We eannot
.aoeent the Office of Lieutenant Governor.
Probably Mr. r. could BIZ induced TO reeon'ld-
or this distressing determination. We commit
him 10 the entreaties Of the Richmond Junto and
the Goyesnor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
The Cnnnda Railway Accident.

The inquest in reference nihe dr. adia ,langh.
ter upon the Hamilton. Canada, Railroad di-clo.
iae>t feckI-ss management on the part
Of the company; who suffered til" t1dgr 10 con-
tgta in a eonditian wholly unit for the uses
/ which it was .nbieet. The government has
taken prompt action IN the maiter aud will do all
in lis power 10 bring the culPab'e parties to pun
ishment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
Another sfikgIia.r.

\ caSe, neafly parallel l.. thu ot John Dean,
occurred oai w., recently. 4 '.iimil' young
man, employed by rich citiz'n nt Indianapolis
ran If with b. daughter, aud the couple were
married in Cheagn. The ''beay, father follow
ed. ja.t in time 10 hr too late aud inter r1w he
tween father and daughter lfar thu s9aag IN II
did mol dare IL lace III atr mpl,yn) he affair
amicably settled, and they all went hons 10
Inliann lng,iacr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
success in sfu~tt,sss.

twenty i've Ycafs az" Mil Greenwood went
to Csneinua Il poor young nun started black
smlthery On the autskiri, Of the town. lle now
employs 40 ,fen, pay, SO 500 for wages,
affords support 10 2oD persons, and turns out
?6)0000 worth Of work annually. Last week he
gave grand feast to his people to celebrate the
quarter century.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

We refer TO Virginia in this case, because large
portion of the public domain WIS her mandeeHt gilt
to the Union, and because her politicians quietly
looking on whilst the condition ofhe trust Is totally
disregardel and perverted. Eutthepeope themselves
perceive arc aling the matter in hand aud this
brief notice nm ees ihrm senething for calm
rancnlIon Al Their L.. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

The Livingston, y. \. Republican announces
the death Of j. Mcdonald wIope>ided III that
town, aud who found in one Of the coolest
nights h,t winter !, ing in the highway nearly
from To death. AT thu, time both hand and
feet wele ampotaied. Sine that h- legs have been
twice amPntated. This wa, certainly remark
able struggle Tor life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

Mr.. Buchanan i too experienced politician
and too we'll acquainted with this country, To
bring voluntarily on his own head trouble and
difficulty by g'ntuitous challenge. After all,
Ministerial human nature Is the snme all over the
world. We lind at home that every Govern
men, /, obliged To follow pretty much the SUM
course of ],oiey: the Conservative eanfe>s"s
that the time has come for change; the Radical
that crcum> tances do not admit at sweeping I"
torn and the result /, u pretty even rate ct pro.
gress founded on compromise, aud open 10 the
charge Of what j. called inconsistency. So W.
suspect it viii be found at Washington. Mir.
Buchanan Will limit the application OF the theory
promu gated nj o>tend, General Cass will Dis
cover that the British Government, with which
he will nj once enter into cspondcnee, Is not
"A more grlspng, heartlrss despoti>m. At the
age of - even tbs most fersid spirit is some
what disposed 10 tranquility, and we can well
Imagine that after having made war speeches 10
two generations of his conference.-the new See
rotary of State will settle down into a sufficient
i peaceful and reasonable man of business.
Perhaps we shall be suspected of wishing 10
make the best oi II bad business, bat we cannot
retran from saying that in dealing with demo
cratic community like the United States it may,
perhaps be a. we'll 10 treat through Ministers
WIN have IA reputation for strong national Hn1
INIT English spirit. 1t Is quite possible that
men like Mr. buchanan and Gen. Cass can afford
+" be more conciliatory i'll action than others,
simply because IN profession they have ulway.
been distrastiul and hostile \ President who
has his reputation for spirit To make may not an
naturally shrink from Guiding joining IN dlplo-
matte action with this country, well knowing
that he is likely In be represented in hundreds
OF newspapers having been inundated or
oNerreached. But man who can point 10 h
former speeches, and ask fit j. likely that he
would do an act derogatory to his country's dig
ma In do, ,,,.,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

ts-oF. Of 1000 to9as tie complexion t4etb
breath IL -Pree2 - eents
BselYs fa3Y1rsd i9s al Castor Oil, for the zra.
and preservation q TIN, Har-priee - cents
DsseoAs Cireassiaa Hair fye dnstanianeous) Price
rssaHs ColarnR Fund for changing hair Ia ia
original without staining the skin-price % cen
lDriseo'Fs PoRqad Pbjie0me-rriee -
Can he had Job5iGg houses and Druggists In Baltimore
and of the proprietor. - { DRISCOIt.
mar r. deollm - and 81 Baltimore 81 baltimore Nh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

ift
deb itfAer L. III / fnr ri \ IL h3ts
anze deemed by al who kuuw lin
tsltltmfH With ~ liz fei lon name c5H-
II take he rialfy - state 10 tie III ted
have erivel from e n Of II Grgfas org Bys4
! . nd them others Far
troubled viii ui - Lon an il iendsnt evil, such Il. 4 ma
laner iraiian. attacks Il arrhu ACCOMPANIMENT
waferbrash al tue stomach WI ii reduced ne in nsh stream
shifit, aw TINT " nearly lifted fir bnsiiess
applied several ply ei1ns from whom obtained auis t.
pora~ relief an1 ling In sler time dsaase
In MI rs mali sniy concluded with the friend #.
tie least fatA N their eea try the genafl
B.lter rom the Of which found immediate rolia f
ing return bras afer taking the first putt
ronfiauel according tie directions. until tai
bottles which have entirely cured wei,
increased thirty ise pounds AMI health rrit
truly that eousler The Dxygenated terS IL L.,
have recommended them to several Aata
inv afiabi : found great benefit from their
Yours respectfully CALEB PARKER
None genuine unie,. Signed BUTTS arsp per
SETH W FDWLE \ 90. rs Washington Street r.
ton, proprietors Sold by their agents cvcryt here.
sale BY J. II. SEAY.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

In the Worcester (Mass> Court of Common
fieas, lew days ago Mr.. Dudley sued Mr..
INT to recover 81 25, the price of a pair of
boots. Judgement was given for the plaintiff
who recovered his 81 25 and had to pay his law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

inE b. Prot DE GRATIS Electric o.
diseased parts with remark sle oei aH spac
u hpafi regails lis sNaY. to nal the AGENTS
here SEE advertisement II ano.hrr coiua.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

yer be.,.l-- Ia.ag hi- iiae. The deisulant l'ays
hi. lawyers lh.e- NJ time anl has 10 LUX "'tf
: IN costs. t. sare = =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
sosi ''i;a~EasaGG Ts,ss"
ltkGE AND tIrGANT STOCK or
NEW sg,Rzss. AND st ,snsfsl DRY GOODS

klsf received from liz Saftera cities ceupnsrl.of ".
es Yyaftey at Fta4 ani STAPLE, Foreign aud y
6#e- tpte strtasa my customers frcuas al
tHe lowest i,ess9Ie .frss Gtsh
cling 'a,N oou q 'd- ut d prices. nnwtsaud.
- H. IA bas eeea III e ti4 the
ieaelas m,fet5sa from all ia an If saoi and cheap
GHft- ny old >slu .JBliM -. Milan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

'''' M 's''''" mn ""e. u
Hf ihe ias s''hh'i ,,eH' .sHafr'eh we earn
mn ien u" ,esafn'' h'' p".nh'an' han ! p
li''' - '''n' -" '"''"isn',, - 'o
.,5r''1ai9 81 !aae[t'h' - ''i'st'. oi foi'iso
A'a' mn 'o'e' u luz 'ao',f'. here was
~, w 2" ''" an nv "'"'' INV wv" '','i'.u
u, u, f'e,ana a II h''si SERIOUS a'p"hs'fa'lep.-
1e1''n 'ass II IL wen h,leNn IL us ny rePnih'
,'o' NJ one ~ our avn p''l'ielahs. from Il 'lne
p'snna 'n' "'h,"'y ~ 'hps' u US ne mas ofeh III
,,"Bn.n - M 'a'iNe III 'ne Ri'h,
''s''il &c, VIII, M rs P''loo'ees hia
e't'p'N'' IN, 'enf'a' Is >hia 10 De seventy
~ NJ ~ anu uo,,ns NV urn III Ms P'''"
chi NE he ms been Munster al nome a 1'i'fe-
sehtai'ff II h9tep'' hna ief hnhoef ot years
senh'e' ''''t1 il!' .,e'e 81 n'ehiRan' But "he'h-
~ ~ a. Il oai'a' Ia Na@ihR'nh' al iesee nj Inc
n'''' - III a'h'd Tue el,arlhss 't ms western
mum ne Ia ff'f been The 'ehemen, dennuneer
oi Ing hha. h'i a'nhl'l"h' h'f entfed 81 hnffly
mr. 's'eh4 10 'hWhi' Inc u'V'nPheht hha aiS
'n'o Tue pPafe al Tue l li'h suites. l ne 'il'i
''sns u.s. nas o'fi nearly eo'iP'nPorhh'ous WIN
.'' ""ioH1eHe' ~ lha' I'ha''nce ~ NE county
III. i'in' l'o'l Ao'llea 'h'alf poPu'hiea a'a
s'''ha ia'f "Nti' me sithse'e ~ ici- i""ha
MN ii Nenne lnhh Inc 'hg war OF mus or'"efn
IN J. lghua hl1 Tue tonel y Young Democracy
81 America l. sill lierh III has reeeileeilon; ahd
IKE mhhF nun al strong feeling and deeply
r"piea lf'lhdlefs' he bus Carried ihr traditions oi
one nge lio another winch has httie III common
win IL In the series oi disputes regarding tho
Mhlne bohhdetN, Oregon, and leXa-, the voice
II tim thss WIS ever violent aud his ptopheeles
81 inevitable war went near 10 cause Their own
inliment. Al TINT time there existed Il kind oil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

GEORGE DOWpEN,
iaae2lts Druggist all Ghen5Isf lirhpaud "
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
NJ OR E GO r.

q e:
s. s. JAMES.
Would announce to the citizens of Nc
Gregor and all those visiting it on bust
ness or pleasure that he is now Offering at
his store, on Main Street, one of the neat
est assortments Of Merchandise ever seen
On the Mississippi.
His stock consists of good assortment
of Fashionable made
CLOTHING, BOOTS T. SHOES,
HATS IL CAPS,
Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchief and Gen
tlemen's furnishing goods.
A large and complete assortment of
JEWELR r.
including some of the finest watches ever
before offered in the market. Eye Glasses,
Spectacles suited to near-sighted persons
as well as to those whose sight is impair
ed by age. Lockets, Ear and Breast Pins,
Of all Qualities and Prices.
AM Mr.. j., also continues to devote his
attention to the repairing of Clocks
Watches and Jewelry. Engraving of al
kinds neatly done.
McGregor, Oct. II. n2tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06

MOOD FRUIT is one of the Greatest Luxu-
VI ries of the day, aud how little attention is
required to raise sufficient quantity of the choic-
est.
The transplanting of trees, now, win soon sup
ply us with all that we wish tor. Do not delay
Now is the Time!
The trees that offer for sale are grown at
GAINESVILLE, Rock Co, Wis, and can safely say,
they can't be beat in the West. Trees that are
grown in this western country, are far better for
transplanting than those grown South or East.
We take great pains in selecting healthy stocks,
and work them with the most approved varieties
suitable to the western climate. We would invite
the attention of all who wish to purchase fruit trees
for the coming Spring Of 1857. AL orders ad-
dressed to W.T.. WARD, Mfsrcgor, Clayton Co,
Town, will be promptly attended to. The follow
ing is q listof prices delivered at the above mem
toned place in good order.
~, Per hundred.
4 Apple trees years from graft. $500
"5to6" 5000
Pears, Dwarfs, 1900
Cherry Trees. 1870
Grapes, propagated. 5000
Cunants and Goosebenies, Of all varieties-
Alss, al varieties Of Ornamental StGubbsY.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
HOUSE

The Proprietor of this well known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conveniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
or pleasure, the garden of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERICAN is receiy-
ing very material enlargement and improv-
ment. Its nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established its reputation as
a convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take a Boat, while
every luxury the market affords is provi-
ded for the wants of numerous guests.
Stages leave every morning for all points
West. A Good Stable, well managed, is
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free Of Charge.
w. H. HARDING, Proprietor
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
HO'rET

.,...s.. HOTEL.
The undersigned would announce to the travelling
Public that he is now occupying the HorrI
known throughout the North West as the
JMcgregO1' HOssse,
where he would be glad to wait upon all who
may favor him with patronage. He will en-
deavor to furnish the stranger and the ay-farng
man, with the best the Country affords, and charge
him very moderately for it. The House has been
improved materially and is yet undergoing repairs.
1t is convenient to the Landing, and every atten-
ton will be paid to the baggage of those who NAV
be arriving or derartingby the Boats or Ferry.
STAGES
Leave daily for Decorah, West Union, Usage &c.
HACKS, leave for all points West on arrival of
Connected with the House is a large and COM
modious stable with good hostlers in attendance
CVAN VALKENBuRsH.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
Stores r. Tin Ware.
Miller &C Bass.

Are still in the above business nearly opposite
the McGregor House, and in common with the In.
despensable practice of
MODERN BUSINESS MEN,
They hereby announce to the public their
branch of Trade and their facilities for securing
liberal share of patronage.
Their Stock consits Of the most approved styles
of Stoves, now in use. We arc constantly re-
cciving the latest improvements in this very nec-
essary article of Furniture, and called upon, we
have no doubt that their qualitie and prices will
induce an immediate surrender of the Cash or Pro-
duce, you have designed to appropriate for
View StOU
Our business connections with Chicago, and
Cities further East, enable us to get Stock here
"A low as any house in Northern Iowa, and we are
resolved to stand our ground under the sharpest
fire of competition. When we are undersold, we
will close our establishment. Every Pattern and
All Sizes of Office and Box, Hotel, Parlor and
Cooking Stoves, at prices from One Dollar and a
half to One Hundred Dollars.
Our Stock Of Tin Copper and sheat Iron Wars
is extensive and is receiving continual accesslone
rom the labors of good workmen in our employ
Tin Roofing put on, at prices very little above
tlccommon wood roof and warranted.
EVE TROUGHKNG,
Tin and Copper Tubes for Pumps, Tin conduc'
tors of all kinds made and put up at short notice
and at reasonable rates.
II Repairing done Carefully.
Produce of most kinds received for our work
We will wholesale Stoves, stove Furniture and
Tin Ware to Merchants in the interior on very
fair terms.
Give us a trial, Post Office Building.
McGregor, Iowa nlu.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
s. 5 D /. o q D
Grand monthly jubilee.

It is Impossible to give the details of this NUM-
fccnt arrangement in this short advertisement,
and we therefore refer the reader to circulars, or
to the JOURNAL OF ROMANCE" itself a
copy of which may be had by writing to "J. R.
BLAIR, publisher of Journal Of Romance, Chi
cago"-or New York,-or may be seen at the
office Of (name of paper in which this advertise
mcnt appears)
TERMs.-For one year, $500; for six months,
ST, so for three months, 90. Every subscriber
will get one premium Immediately, and perhaps
another in the Monthly Jubilee Distribution.
N. B.-Be sure to send to the Office in Chicago,
for a specimen copy of the paper.
McGregor, Nov. %, 1856. n8tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
"A. S.. BLAIR.

Notary Public.
Will attend promptly to drawing and &C.
knowledging Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
Gc., and all other Notarial business en-
trusted to him. He is also Agent fol-
several safe
Insurance COa,eloNseies.
Risks taken at reasonable rates. Office
opposite the Post Office.
Me0reanr, On. 10. 1896.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
NE.4RLE.
Household Words,
Conducted nv cHARTE &c DICKENS

Household Words,
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS,
4 ND Containing Tales, Essays, and other
IA articles, by William Howett, Leigh Hunt,
the authoress of Mary Barton, Barry Cornwall,
Wilkie Collins, and all the English Writers, is now
generally regarded as the most Interesting and
popular of the English Periodicals. It's circula.
ton in this country is constantly increasing and to
meet the public demand, Messrs. DIX EDwARDs g.
Co., have made arrangements with the Editor and
Proprietors in England, which will enable them to
issue the Weekly Numbers simultaneously with
their publication in England The Month y Edi-
ton is continued.
TERMS For the Weekly Edition, cts. per
number, So per annum. For monthly Edition, s.
per year, or Is cents number. Those Renting
s. will receive the Magazine free of postage
CLUBS, two copies, S. ; three copies, Sc.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
K7hILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

Nhe Undersigned would respectfully inform,
the citizens of Monona, and vicinity, that
he is now permanently located in Monona, and
holds himself in readiness to accommodate the
people, who need any thing in his line. Tailor
ing in all its branches, will be done with neatness
and despatch.
Complete Outfits
cut and made on short notice, and at reasonable
charge. He hopes by strict attention to business
to merit a liberal share Of your patronage.
Shop near Harding's Store.
- GEO w. STEEL,
Monona, Oct, 1856. [vln1.]
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Advertisers must mark their favors withthe num-
Der Of insertions required, they will be contipu
ed and charged for till ordered out.
No CREDlr will be given ON transient Adves-
tisements
i1J Jon Woak neatly executed. Noaas1ss, Jus.
ms and censtables BANKS always on hand
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
Saddle and Harness Depot.
"xLLLH.M KOEE.
DEALER IN
Hsa EEE.

Carriage Trimmings, Buffalo Robes,
Buffalo Shoes, Horse Blankets, and every
Article usually found in this line of trade
Every buyer shall be satisfied with the
quality of our Stock, our Work, and our
Prices. Give us your Trade.
v1-n2 McGregor, Oct. 1856.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06

p STOW. A. MCKINNEY.
WE W STOVeE STORE,
Wholesale and Retail.
r.. STOW, & CO.,
Take pleasure ingiving notice to the public,
that they have openeda
STOVE AND TIN STORE,
at McGregor. where they will be pie: Sc to see
all persons who are in want Of any tn Nc in their
line.
Their. Stock Of Stores,
COMPRISES several of the very best and latest
STYLES of Cooking Stoves of all sizes and most ap-
moved patterns plain and fancy Parlor, Hotel,
Office and BoxStoves in fact nearly every thing
in the
Combining the useful and ornamental. Our
Stock will be sold as cheap as can be had else
where in Iowa or Minnesota. Also, Sheet Iron,
Topper s, Tin Ware. Having in connection with
his establishment, an extensive and well ar
anged
and employed experienced workmen, the propric'
tors are enabled to manufacture to order, all arti.
cles that may be called for if they are not already
found in their extensive stock.
Tin Roofing and Fave Troughing done in a
workmanlikc mani er, and all work warranted
Repairing neatly d. ne.
for wares or work. Dry & Green Hides, Sheep
skins and Deer Hides Wanted.
We shall attend closely to our business, do our
work well, sell at living prices, and we trust the
public will give us liberal share of trade. Store
opposite Farmers Home, Main Street.
McGrcgor, Iowa, alu
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
EGBERT HOTEL.
STAGE OFFICE.

DlAUE OfFCE s.
DAUL EGBERT, proprietor of the above
III House, has recently enlarged and material
ly improved it, to accommodate the greatly in
creased travel of North Iowa.
A careful attention to the wants of guests will
characterize the employees of the establishment.
A large and comfortable STABLE is conven-
iently near, and careful hostleH only arc employ
ed. The STAGES from MGregor, Dubuque,
and other places east and south, to all points north
and west, change at this House, thus rendering it
a safe, temporary Home for travellers who may be
depending on public conveyances.
An experience of Four years in the business, ut
Monona, has qualified the proprietor to render the
travelling public as much at ease, and as well pro.
vided for as new country will admit Of.
D Charges Reasonable. En-
october, 1856. rv1n1l
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-06
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to US by note or account
"A wishing to settle ut our expense, will please
call and do 80 before the Doth of JAM 1857, after
which time our notes and accounts will be placed
in the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
MILLER g. BASS.
JpuasJ !, 1850. ~ g.