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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09

RLACkISTONE' PAVILION.-TLe under
= - signed tof Washington) having takenA 4
THIS healthy, pleas ant. and popular resort 8ENe u
VIII receive guests after the st July his iEIbT
PAVILION is IN St. Mary's county, Md, neal BlacH
I.tonss Island, and ls accessible b, Steamers from
Washington aid baltimore. The neighborLood is
the most PLEASANT IN the State; aud the water pos
sesses heathfut mineral properties. Good BATHING
Flxtures plea ant and cnmmOdous Chamber Ao-
ooniHiodntIons, spacious Dining and Ball Rooms
with NeTandah of nearly one hundred leet front
ing the river view, aud Bowling saloon contribute
To the ENJOY lnent Of the guests. HIS Table will be
supplied with all the luxuTes OF the water. ri =
Bar is stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors
ana Cigars. Flrst-rsts CotIlon Music, dIlIgent
servants, and every attention NAV bs relied on
Sail and Fishing Bosts always at hand. The fish
lne is unsurpassed In the United States. Terms
more. s. .25 GER diem. "
+: P:S.oThere will lie Grand Independence Ball
al the lPavllOn ON The nitht of the 9th July and
every fortnight thereafter thou z ghout the season.
eS colin ". J. MARSHALL, ProD'r
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Cash Cdpttgl paid in and securely
lateSfed
OBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING,
SECRETARY. PRECEDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward Cowing. IObad p Niler
William A. Bradford, Thomas A. Doye
Samuel Darling, William b. Rydar
Edward B. Perry, George Cleveland
George w. Hail, Phil o RYDER
r. G.. Gardiner,
ERE, on stores, MerchsndIse. Dwellings, Niljs,
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates OF premium.
Losses promptly and e9uita6ky adjmsted and
pad.
All premiums are made specific when policies are
issued, and are to be prepaid in money and fur
tnef assessment IN case Of loss 10 be made tie
paT les SO insured The advantages of a Stock
Systan, whioh precludes the possibility of an as
sessInent. are very obvious.
Inc BOARD OF Directors have au uthOrized the issues s
terms "
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the puthlc Dy doing bus mess on favorable terms
rs any other similar institution, and by the utmost
fairness and liberaity IN all their dealings.
PoicIss granted a:d issn ed to parties Ell ecting IN
surancs. at once wlthouL delay. by the underslguel
III his ONCE. w. A l.BERT KING,
. Agent, No. 81 High street,
Je l4-u GEORGETOWN, Id, G..
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Georgetown Advertisements.
BRICKSm BRICKS,u

quantity Of best hand made Brick whicn ne Off r
al he lowest market prices. Our arrans ements ara
sGcn TO enable us To deliver TO any part OF the DIS
virginia side- Apply to GEO. 3. RUNEfG q CO.
or orE;PiCkERELL CO., GEORGETOWN.
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& Nj M Err RINkS .
Bact berry Brandy, Ginger Wilma.
NhsPDerry do, Curacoa,
TiGyer 90, Abslnthe,
S,herTy do, Cordals,
StrOughtoh' and other Ritters
Tbs cheapest, best and lars est assortment of Por
yer. Ale, Brown stout and Lager Beer ever oHered
The above, as wen IS our unrvalled Mineral
ater ana Cider constantly on hand and fbr sale i,y
ARMY & SHiNN, -
81 Green street, corner of Olive
Je <3-ti 4 Ge0fgetpWn.
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OAutlstYY. 20.

hk. X. FINLEY HUNT,
IL DENTIST~
No. SO Pennsy vania avenue, 7
Will perform all operations belong Ing To his l1o
profession al has old established offce as above.
4 la-tf
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Boots. Shoes. DC.

Boots, Shoes, &c.
1.-THE LADIES or WASHINGTON cITY.
HAVING been engaged IA manufacturing Laqses'
- Misses, and Children shoes for
.AtLIs past 81 ears, we ought tosc6
know by th Is time what vii suit them an h,f line
aud can safely tay thst we do which Won osn ,,oys
by giving our work trial. on lind ali tlmesI
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in WhSh-
lngton clty-the Shoes 80 vel-known as J. w.
McCurdy Sons Philadelphia make. apa-ls
TRUNKS. TRUNKsg TRUNKs.s
The undersigned has and constantly keeps
GYyYpOn hard = large and very supe-
Af1N nor assortment of Sole Leather
AAIb TRUNKS AND VAl.ISES; also
Iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY aud CANVAS
TRANEl.lNy BAGS aud SATCHEl.S; fne
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o.
j am prepared TO compete with the hest manu-
lecturers, IN proof of wlnca. resd the following Re-
port Qf tie COiumItlee St the Far of the Metropolis
tan NJ Meohanics' Institute for i257
TOPham a NoTfet deposited q Sole-Iesther
Trunk thstIS, for softifV aad esalfp Of material,
the best on eI hIbuOn.
yKNEIH THOMAS, Saddler.
b. =. hINsEY, Curner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every desorlption OF
Repairing cx ecuted " IN neatness 6nd dl sIafoh.
JAS. >. TOPHAM.
(l ate ToPHAs a. NoRFIRT.l
No. gag 9TH stIeet, oppO. Odd Fellows HAL.
m4y Washington u. {.
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- SHIRTS.
Il ITTlN6 SHIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG,
Any gent eiDan who wants n sup error GU Shirt an
SHIRT to tit, OF the best quality Of mat or al as ever
one can TESTIFY who has tried them, call at the cor
ner OF 9th street aud Pennsy lvania avenue. No fit
sale. - =
Ap 2-eo HOpKINS'S RAZAAR
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.

A NALOSTAN RETREAT.
The above place is now open for the reception OF
visitors. a
PRIVATE PARTIES. CLUES, PICSA$
MICS, &c., accommodated with Refresh l:,kH i
nents- Apply for particular information to JuIas
j. Levy, No 4Si 7th street corner of + ST. wine IL
qunr and grocery store.
An onInibns will leave 9th street and Penn. nv re-
nue., on Sundays at Q and u n M; |, s. g. and D.
M returoIrg IN the intermediate hours Fare to
all The hotels.
Omnibuses for PartIes-apply as above.
Je &b-im l.. HALPTN,
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For Rent and Sale.

'INHOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
\ pleasant rooms can now bs accommodated at
MRS. SEARLt'S, Ss3 Pa. avenue, between "a and
9Th streets. lie q. .2awSws
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MRS. sEARLE'S. sss Pa. avenue. between ~ and nd
oth streets. je % 8-2aw3w-
FOR RENT-The ars Q and convenient DyYEi.-
LING No, 96 street north, between 9Th and
,mprovemen and admirably suited for a boarding
house; 1o8 pnnctna tenant the rent W.. be mode
nass. rate: Apply TO WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Aug
RARE CHANGE FOR WOOD AND COAL
LOI upon H. near 20th street s. by 1s feet. nearly
apply to DR.. CHAS. Ii. CRAGIN. Georsetown.
mp % ltawtf ...s n 80
t'0K RENT-That very desirable brick DIV Ell.
L LING HOUSE, No. 4ol l2th st rect. between 1
For terms app g fSi r. ks.fs No.
495 l2lh street alter O'Clock p. m. je 25 eotf
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR a, TERM OF
usted House on PENNEY Ivauia svpn,ie, between
l7h and 18th streets, lately upted by Mr.. Dlvef-
ho,s, as hOtei The mann house ell ada pied for
either priyate residence or a public house, having
a nnniper oi large rooms and many 0nvepences at
ached lo IL; and the addiiIuue house when IateIy
served the purpose Of bar with three or four rooms
eP STARS can very Readily bo converted into ali Of
The establishment Is a very desirable one for a
foreign minister the house lately occupied as q bar
r"o,n &c DO can easily be oonvsrted into an ofkce
oI oihoes below. with sleeping rooms above for the
seeretaries and attaches of the legation. =, = '
o. to5 pt, terms, &c, apply To n. LAWSON, at Wind
ers BnClns ma - StdS 2aw,I
A EARN ~ NALEXANDRIAC COUNTY.VA..
- - khy! EHk + SALE s:iEE nR EXGHANGE, FOR I'M
acres miles from Washington and the , saae ne aiy dis
tance from AIexandIls. and miles from George
aee. E.a ami aas S the Gt f .ad. a Gnrk
b, Hardin. E.a. he Farm is d.vlderint fields,
with water in each field a fine orchard, ard houss
containing y looms, with good cellar ant back
Kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings IN
good order, now IN the occupancy of E. Yulee. Esq.
from w u. Wasch. Esq Edi,or Of the S star az ''a0
ia iawtf '''0H ''' o' 'A'H.r{ B. Wits. sIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09

EARL1SI.E WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ CUMBERL4ND COUNTY. PA.
THIS well known Mountain Resort. sltuate i'm
cunbeIland c"unt,. Pa /, i've miles north A 4
easl of CaIIs e, viii be open for visitors on 7EEAY
the 9th of June. The waters of these k..i1 L
springs are hIghly Impregnated with rninerals. aud
are superior for drlH king and lathIng. AccomnIoiS
TORS large. Fare from PhIlsdelphia To- Carletsle
SahHa; if.,m baltimore 10 CarlIse, S3 Ia NIEt"rs
leaving Phatelphs and BALTIMORE IN the Oininr
tram arrive nj the SprIngs at p. IN. m.
For iurlher IniOTmslI addreSs the prop rietors,
.' OWEN a CHANDLER
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
:, ,Rsf.rsnces.-iohnC G. Da Costa. Esq, Thos. &.
rsrcIval, Esq. fhilalephia; Alex. Kirkland. Esq
Mm Renshaw. Esq, baltimore: Jacob G. GIdeon,
ie 5u 2md - ! .E
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Places of Resort during Summer.

GUNNER E0ARD.-The subscriber, the pro-
- pTistor OF the Union Hotel," AT Fair 4 4
lax q II Va. celebrated for years psst yE.y&Y
one OF the most agreeable summer retreats ks.5X
Ior families SEE king cool shade. hne w-ter. bacng
ar, commodious accommodations, aid every con-
cetyaDie luxury of the table cf we 1-kept ru'al
no.e mas yet nine or ten comfortable rooms untitled
NnLch ne oilers To persons in washington ahd else
where desiTous OF escaping from the dust, heat and
sare OF The cltIes. Two trSns daily to AID
convenient.
HIS terms are moderate. and he spares no psins to
pt ase all who favor hm with their patronage. He
refers to the fo'oyIng gentlemen. whose famIlIes
members thereof have been quests IN his establish
moht, ylZ: Commander Jno. Rodgers, U. =. NJ;
Sant. MelgEs, u :. A; q. =. Waliach, Esq; J. W.
C"Ieg: Esq and Lieut. w. ID. Porter, L. =. ".
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RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
LOT upon II hear both street ST by le feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyt erlan ChuroL. Por terms
apply to Or. CHAS. Ii. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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E'Ok RENf-That very desirable brick DIV Ell.
i LING HOUSE, No. 40l l2th street. bel ween [
and n, formerly occupied by Hon. l. l.. GarlTeii
For terms, apply TO WOUDBURY'EMER No.
4U5 18th street after 5 o clock D. m. lie 25- enif
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CULPEPER MILITARY RYINSriTUTE,-'rhs
~ next session OF this Institution viii commences
on the first Monday In September, ls58. For Cata
CHARLES r.. I6HTFOOr
y je 80 eotSepl = Cuipsper G. n h.
ROwLhND's MACOAsSAR OIL Ut GIBBS,
- 9AsI osoIes ReA-lSSn street, 10 6iu
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~ u. WALL ..r. ..'--- = =
". 5l5 Spvpsru Sr.,..
Continues to furnish COFFiNS, at short potic,.
of all kinds and Sizes. Twill aiisn, ~ - ''
to removing persons from the Old - q -
grounds To new Cemetery E--sIzSa''as
nishing done at houses. = -,-~' - 80 -"
Rssldenoe-D street. between 9Th and 7th, No.
go f.. ..-' l.+-.1 an oe.sox,n ~
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CAPTAIN Ii. r. wELLSiS NOW RUNNING
~ hls new aud fast steamer ANTE H-.s.
hOPE between Georgetown and {. Epaasr ~
HHPer'3 Ferry, on the Chesa peak cnGzn1ExE1Eas
and OHIO C,nal, as steiiews: Leaves Georsetovn
every Monday. Wednesdsy. and FRIDAY mornings at
~ 10 clock Returning leaves Hsrper's Ferry every
naesday, Thursday, and Satu, day at O'clock a N,
through IN IL hours. Fare 81. Way passengers
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ITO BRICKLAYERS AND PLASrERERS.
have Just received Iarg supply ofthe best White
and GREY SAND. which viii sell low. Also. White
GRAVEL, and LIME; Oak. Pine ard Hictory
WOOD, White and X ed Ash COAL, at the low.
est mar ket prices. Call AZ nav Wood and Coal DepUt
corner Of q and l4th STA. near the caI.al.
iel " w RATES
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IUSTEFCEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
y 0f w. "a. METZEROTT a larEe assortment
"f beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
them. Nl
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTINS
"A 4. fs'''r' ia'' arrived Il .as as'fi ass'fia2TSfr asi2GT;S
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PIANO FOR $40 MONTH.-SIx very
"A good second hand Pianos. for sale low At ) 10
per month. John F. EIIIS
jus, think OF tia PIANO for $40 per mouth at
EI.iIS'S Piano Store. ie "a
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THE CELEBRATION AT MhklDlA \
j Hill, the Sacred Concert IN Ceorgstown Mr.
Rlchards' School Ceiebrstion, all had Piano from
'n ie ss 'en'''' "A' JOHN r. ELLIS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONl,ERN "

NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons for
u hidden from building on, cutting timber on,
in any other way tresrasing any part of the follow
ing described tracts of land, without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wit:
On the northwest quarter of northeast quarter of
section - Fractional lots 2. and l. in fractional
section 35 fractional lot in fractional section 20 :
fractional lots l, in section % fractional lots
3. a. in fractional section IL fractional lot L. of frac
tonal section section the first parcels above
described, being in township 95 north and the remain
ing three in township "a north all in rage wet of
the 9th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot I,
section 81 being the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section p. township 95 ncrh range
west Also on fractional lots l, 2 in fractional
ton %, range 8. in township 49, north Also north
west quarter Of section 27 in township 95 north range
west. Also on fractional l. section 20, township 95
north range west. Also what is known as BAIL
Giard's claim No. upon portion Of which above
described lands the town OF McGrcgor stands.
JAMES McGREGOR.
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Interesting Decision Relative to the
Giard Claim

Interesting Decision Relative to the
e. Giard Claim.
The following 10 an extract from the
opinion o. tAe supreme Court Of the State OF
Iowa. rendered June. 4 d. 1857. touching
James McGregors interest in the sp.nish Giari
Claim. No. l. Alexander McGregor derives
his Title to that grant by purchase from the
parties In whose favor the Court decided:
"We have already stated that he bought this
property, with full and actual notice of these
prior conveyances to Lockwood & Burnett, and
that he bought with the intention and design Of
commencing this suit. In addition to this the
testimony shows that the grantors told him that
they had long before that time sold their inter-
est in this claim. that they had no disposition
to object or take advantage of these former
conseyances. that they were getting old and
wanted no trouble, that he bought from them
for the sum of I:oo thousand dollars, as express
ed on the deed, but that in truth he gave TO
each five dollars (and this was treated as the
usual present which the Canadian French wo.
men exact hen they sign deed) and at the
same time went through the solemn farce of
assigning to these old Frenchmcn a patent to
use certain improvements in and pend tea and
coffee pots in the Territory Of Minnesota, which
both parties regarded and treated as worthless,
and which as circumstance, showing the true
character of the transaction on the part of
McGregor. is only equalled by his further
promise to give Marie Chenevert and Dussaume
each a coffee pot which was to be made. but which
they have never received. He at the same
time entered into written agreement and
bound himself in consideration Of said convey
ances. to prosecute the claim of said heirs to
said land. against all persons claiming adverse
to them, and to hold them and each Of them
free from all costs that might accrue from said
prosecution. So that in fact it may be said that
he paid nothing for nine tenths of this entire
tract of land, unless his agreement to prosecute
maintain and carry on a law suit for them, can
be treated as consideration. In addition to
these facts it is shown that all the taxes assess
ed against these lands. commencing with 1910,
have been paid by Lockwood and Burnett Or
those claiming under them. the respondents
herein. that in lS45, McGregor. in writing from
Washington City. spoke Of the grant Of this
land. Of getting copy Of the same from the
proper Office, and Of forwarding the same, that
Lockwood & Burnett might avail themselves
of it, that he took decd in the same year from
Burnett for one hundred and sixty acres Of the
same grant, which deed recites that the said
l6O acres are part "of the Spanish grant OF
land, granted to BAIL Giard. II also appears
al agreement, which recites in substance that
they had purchased the title Of the heirs of
Giard to this land, that Lockwood had at his
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For the North Iowa Times.
f A r e w e L L.

tOr tne NORTH Iowa Times.
IA r e w ELL l..
ny EMMA F. pRADr.
All well remember the pang, ofgrief
felt in the last sad parting hour,
And the aching woe Of my throbbing heart
When sorrow, for utterance, found no power,
And oh how oft have wished to tell,
The souls deep thrill as we say Farewell"
The friends Of my youth grew dearer to me,
As around me they gathered in sportive glee;
We've been gay meet in the festal hall,
And together we've wept DER the funeral pail;
There were those in their midst I loved too well,
But I've bade them all a lon. farewell.
And there were the aged, with silvery hairs
The tottering sep, and the weight Of years
They had loved me well in my childish glee,
And the love Of years made them dear to me;
And cherish that love in the hearts deep cell,
Tho I've babe them last FAREWELL Farewell.
oh the potent spell that doth ever come,
Like the shadows of eve with thoughts OF home
Angels write it, alas! on memory's walls,
And again must we weep o'er the funeral pals,
or childish dreams, of past joys that dwell,
In the heart say Farewell, Farewell. -~
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The Cdmet--Star- gaze's can see the Comet
now by looking towards the north west about
dark or at 4 o'clock in the morning. 1t is no
great shakes yet, having tail only about
feet in leng'h--to all appearance. Il viii grow
into greater consequence towards the middle Of
October and some timid people think it viii III.
timately land on the Bluff just this side of
Bloody Run. We don't agree with those crc-
dulous souls hut if it should stop rear here out
of respect to the prominence OF this locality;
KENYON will take its dasuerrotype..<
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BY g. N. MATHEWS, Deputy.

Warkon.-From late No. Of the Herald We
should judge that this village was improving
with great rapidity. 1t is "a most beautiful To-
cation, the County Seat OF one of the best
Timber. Water (Streams and SIringsl and in
Prairie it is ono Of the most valuable counties
we have ever travelled over. A r. Road is in
from Pr. du Chien via Paint
Creek and WAwKoS to st. Paul, hut the times
are such now that such line Of travel will be
obliged to wait . few years for completion.
Engineer Woodward is sanguine man but no
amount Of newspaper commentator of his
favorite route will move the money bags Of
eastern car alists at this time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-29

The La,rs.--On the outside will be found the
last law We expect TO publish. We find that
among Iowa readers the Laws have been our
most interesting matter, but We know our
eastern subscribers will like the last one better
tL.,n nN n q. ~, o., ------
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TlHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
j the citizens of Northern Iowa. generally, aud the
travelling public in particular together with the
mankind that he has just opened his and spacious
EATING SALOON AT CLERMONT,
Iowa, where he will be at all times ready to his
guests with the best OF
Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheese,
Tobacco, Cigars, Nuts and Candies,
OF all kinds, together with the very best of
Ale, Ice cool Lemonade, Soda and Ice Cream,
Ofevery flavor. In short he intends to keep every
thing generally found in first class Eating House and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
Call and young Iowa. L. A. DOUD,
Clermont, Iowa, March 3, lsosn73yI Proprietor.
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Nabbing-!n the Deco:ah Northern Light
we find an account Of stabbing case BY
drunken traveller named Joseph Quart on
he person of stage diver named Telbert
Quart wouldn't pay and Tclhert Honld'nt let
him ride. Ihc siabwas not dangerous. Quart
was taken before = justice and committed, but
he afterwards escaped. This happened st
- ,k ;lle lnst wcs,..
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POETRY.
For the North Iowa Times.
Passage of the Ocean Telegram.

Passage Of the Ocean Telegram.
BY NARY WENTWORTH ALEXANDER. ..
speech divine Is thrilling
o sea, thy sullen breast,
Array Of godhead filling
Thy chambers of unrest.
On fiery pinions dartng
Along thy dangerous deep,
The grim old phantoms starting
From out their icy sleep.
Der beds Of green flowers going,
Der shoals Of incoming shells,
Der wrecks thy pavements strewing
Along thy winding cells.
O'er tombs of ancient glory,
Der bones of races gone,
Ger cities famed in story
Primeval floods bore down.
1t scales the reefs Of coral,
!, lt6ves the dusky mine,
Flashes through gardens floral
!, here nymphs Of old recline.
Though wild the path and wiry,
No curb the steed can stay;
who guides the chariot fiery,
Isleagues of miles away.
moments light emitting
Wher'er the currents glide,
The ghastly shapes seem fitting
To life electrified
And warm with genial breathing
OF thoughts Of living men,
The lvd lips seem wreathing
With human smiles again.
But though in shrouds Of billows
Your pulses stir anew,
Ye dead, ON, briny pillows
Tis naught, tis naught for you!
On and beyond tis speeding,
The marts Of Empire thrill,
Take heart the nations reading,
Clasp hands with kindly will.
Tis made, the grand trans ton
Below the neither seas,
Completes the great commission
And linked antipodes.
Mind conquers envious distance
To continents apart,
The foods no more resistance
Throb with . human heart. ..
Sept, 1853.
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RICHARDSON &c FULLER.
BRONSON HOUSE.

Cor.er of Main and Center Streets, Bradford, Iowa
w. r. WRIGHr, Proprietor. All the regular lines Of
Stages Fl ON McGregor, Dubuque and the North and
West, stop st this House daily. -r. -. 1OOy1
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ELLIOT & HOLMES,

ELLIOT & HOLMES,
Produce agents and Commission Mer-
chants.
O.ice on the Platform of the N. d N. Railroad.
10ROMpT and personal attention given to Sale ol
/ Produce and remittances made in reliable funds.
REEERENCES.
Marshall & Illsley, Bankers.
H. J. Nazro g. Co. ! ,y;,,,.,...
Alexander Mitchell, Esq.
James Holton & Go.
Milwaukee, July 81, lS5Sn93yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-29
A M Z RIC A N II 0 U S E I,
ZANE e. SONS prnnricfors

+. MA n T. q cONoS I7Ul7 tc7UTS.
TTAvING made many alterations and improve
ments in the above IIou and rcfurnished with
Furniture throughout, and owing to the low price
Of Provisions, and the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon this House present have reduced the Price
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the accommodations
OF the American shall not be surpassed by any House
in the city.
Milwaukee, July IL, 1S53n73tf