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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

hat lie c5caA:ior lie sr:v psAfy 81 q7i'e - no :hx
i:s buszsss hss been bsd7 '5iaJsed ms. K, ssssss
~e iIsDfhsen. 10 psy as debts, sSa tbs; ,le biz
ho.iass depoEo., and Ire psohc are N danger Of be-
: z 3.frsuiei oy ;5e hsrk. Mr. Dltol, 81 counsel
fo- re tsnh, rnsir:4insi ,5s: tiey hsve no. over
a. eco 10 crcsson. rhsn Fsois oiebtsd.ess is iess
.hsr $45 go. rhey have Of wei seGU-s1 psper more
.bsp three iires ene-sh 70 psy ther debts, sni their
stock about 900 OoO is s in TIE hsrds OF sound u,sn
The Cashier ci he b,nk as. furnished TIE LTei6e!d
Ersairer Ire following statement, under os.h, Of the
,t,io- OF he bsrh % re IL. Est;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

J ne LOhd0H mes notices decline OF ] IN Illinois
Central shares the Goth Of August, qgong st % to
81 dscoun and saes Of Freelana Bonds at - cou-
pori New-YoIk Central Sewers al 90, and psaH.y /
vsIis Central Sterling Bonds at 9ll.
Ii s Iow little more thar yesr since the panic o.
1857, insvgursted or preoptsiei by the sudden ard
isast,ous iaure Of the Ohio Life snd Trust Company
buis. upon Us with fearful vioercs. During this in
terya!-s period darkeped and ssdiered by the Goa
temptation of shattered fortunes, Of blasted hopes ard
ruined credits-a spell of insoon has hung the
oour.y snd in every department Of b1saes' the
sies Of youthful, vigorous ard eptsrpIsirg people
have suffered under tie same psraysl. The process
Of LIQUIDATION and settlement, !. is true has been gocg
on; but except in this work Of necessity there has
been nothrg of the ususl yitslity psrcepbls. The
blow has been a severe ore-too sudden and too VIC
lent TO be received az natural sri he shfa visitation
and welcomed as a wholesome lesson; but although
We could have desired tia. our experience IN adver.
sitv, might have bser less bitter and severe
we bat follow the dcts.es OF common
sense IN striving to draw some advantages from
evils which are psst cure by trying 10 avoid their
repe.n, aad in turning to good acccuut the knowl-
edge gsuei In the reconstruction Of bueiuess, we
may rroft by the rudaly developed in the
svstern Of credits which had resohed dangerous poia.
Ct fA.tktths We itoiH W afV.A .4i5 mere snow
of large trade on nominsl pr s-.he unreal sstisf,c-
ion Of mskipg extensive trsrssc.ions, by the granting
Of facilities which temp. 10 hszIious sntspIiss sui
stimulate 70 runious competition We nsy learn 70
practice ecoromy il business sso.o lcoE a. tha cub.
isnce rather thaa TIE ohsiow s-d 70 deal sss /. mag
rlcspce snd display suG II :he ussfu sni pr.c-
teal. We may find cur lessors bsnsicsl, TOO, in
olsckpg the tstdsrcy 10 txirsyss sncs private lie
snd in diminishing fr While st least. the M nbr Of
fast men ara fest women. 10 eIpsot thV. .hes, re-
forms vii be Of ) psrmsI en-. character wonl; be 10
lc, fog Is6cs charge human nature but We shall
al all events resp E temporary sivsntsgs. There
s srcthsr p-ogrsssvs sep whco the crisis Of 1851
viii ;erd to imps srd thst is the more gsne,sl aud
csIetul study Of political soc1cmy By business msn.
The complicated machinery os the monsy msrkes viii
be EXAMINED with greater intelligence ana the prenoni-
tory symptoms Of storm IA .he fnancisl ky vii be
mole accurately Ioed. From thi, uasful st1dy should
resu higher degree Of intelligence in bsukrg ami in
the management Of business generally. l. o!en the
esse that able writer's the subject of political econo
my the venest bungers in the management OF their
Own fralees, srd very inferior business men; bu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
MARRIED.

DTLDlHC- MoOREon Monday, AaE. 81 J. Bedirs esq. Of
NesYk Priscilla MsnGhSm 6su suteI Of AeSSu1eI Moore
~ Borcs- town, " J.
FRENCIIE-HuRCHA ARD-On weanesssy, stp- = ty the
Rev is D. BaIc1Ad Jas FreDche to May Lsess step
daughter os the offc stius clsrgynSn.
NURRAH-IHOMrS0N-At Biecm6eli. ". J., cu Wedoss
Gay, Sept J. ey 1.-THE Raw Charles = Colt CpL Jcssph ~
Murray Q; Bridgeport Corn g Miss Fannie A, daughter Of
Daniel rhoupsor, esq, Of Bloomfield.
WhlTE-PERRf-in Albany. on rresSsy, Aug. ST. BY The
Rev. pT. sey, Edwin D. White Of MS city 70 Auns e.
daughter of Bssm Psgry, eco ofAlbany.
GINFlELD-MC0RB-Atw White pSns West hester County,
~ T. On T0esdsy, Aug ST. BY re Rev. william v. Carp.
n he rsfsotIoe II me be.s sher Hevsy Winfield cf
N<wYors 70 Heeeccs NJ ekcff:sl Ehse xoc,< s.1 of
sfAss EASs sssesriy VI t1is yirs, ."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
,r,rL.,.=Pens-tes yy Telegraph.

rrer.,o. s.r- 3 1es8 RIn-FLouR IN isr demaad sd
1870 Ps.5rf, age srof.'ills rrc1srasti sa'es 10
-, lp'.oa Nifan Ohio sud Cscaden 70 20 . sl i9r
pou5e KttIas WHEAI il soed ga IA ior I. mn<e. 81 I
IA Ono apd Ir5rs; ~ ia 81 . f3r CouIon to Cboi, e
W6e sc5esa and Csns5aa CoRS duI od n1arse, ',etiy
-. - ~. 80 ~ 6c0s.c cr usouud e5s. for sound
lr 49, in other gra1s WHIsGY dl and sassri saes
80 us :. 22G22c CANst FktlshIs ;os se1 NJ sprs
- ~. = ~. .usnfy-.olr 71s bb.s Flour; O87
t.s yybest. p .s c--r slFHEsrs cy C.-l to-day
Itt4 ttb, FSsrj I5fS 81, WSsS. .a.'Ssss2 c2I3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
BY Telegraph

SANDY HOOK, spt- 1888 The Slli,h BIC 0ya
Perry asI.r - days foo auc.b0 ~ 90 hh-I - ~
bourd or New Esyen, hss PIT In hsrs fot o.cers h'
psriel Webster, to ssil 'or N-sYolk tbs 2fh NJ "A
ROSTON, sep 3The f,esJn hip Pr psier iron % y.s
Jchus y r., sssed this S'eInooni al'o bns i'S' W.
Jsckouyi'e. -. a
BOSTON Sept 2--The ship Jgri1s from N.s.OnsM.. 4
rived At Qi.ranne % day samuel Thu 81 sefD'.TS
John Campbell of New Ofsa,s died oa the pas'fs
foger anc Ia H. Cfowt chief na.e, wss GEss % ts NV
.ict 9Th he are oifease. ,,..,..L
A. ships A,h,nd, Clark csiiz Fxohsoge Pesr hs.z zs
hEN ORLEANS, Sep. IAN. bHs a. "iIs@'~
BIO JaasilO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
s3l as3i; Toledo, 3il sal; Ro'A bland, IA eT@i
Pscifc Mail. ssi ss'; Panama li4i SIlii Missouri
Gs, 81 6e4}, &C.

s3i at3i; Toledo, 34l s34l; Ro,A Island, ~ e'-i
Pscifc Mail ssi as; Pxnams, li4i SIlii; Museum
6s, &i 64i, &c.
TIE foreign Exchange make. re1rsiss Sitsoat es
,ertisl charge Tie business for to1roro.s s:es1er
hs' DC, BEEN important. Sterling quoted s. lOs5 q
lC9i and some Of tte bankers hold at ITO, out zoe
sales mostly s. lc9l. Franc. are quoted 81 i'i
5Hi.
The bu.iness Of the subTrs.,ury Vas: R%csip,''
$2l9,s22 64-$l55,0O0 from Customs; PaJueri''
slosis6 57 Bslcrce, si3Olj. 80 81; Received i'r
LOAD s55,oCO.
In Freigh,s there ia more inquiry for room, out 'ses
are mostly pomiral. -Four is being taken g! si ovo
bbs. Lard at les. 100 bbls. Rosn at ls. A.; 40
bbs. e. IL. "a; 5000 boxes Cheese g ';ssns' 81
3os; 20 tcs Beefst o.; IS tuns L,gvoo1 on priv,te
teIns To London, eco bbis. Crnde Turpsutiue q -s.
61. To Bremen 700 bbis Rosin st ls. Cd. To 6!s'-
gov, 600 bush Gram 2 steamer, q. "a. 10 shippers
bsgs To Rotterdam, 900 bsgs Timothy Seed on p'i-
vsts terms 30 tbls. Ashes a; 2js; 1900 bush. Rye
e. ID. in shippers bags.
Ne annex comparative ststemsn. Of The lmpors
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New Yors, for the week snd
sipce Jan. i:
Eor the Web 1855. 1857. 1Sos.
EI,e = The Por..sl ei;n ~ s5573 s,3
sis.,Jga1 1856. 1917. Is3s; Is3s;
Estered =. he Pot .s7ssoo3s e75ls2@s emI3sS em53
Thrown On mS.ket.....s "''''i''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

these !, nc.. cvse Ge bas tbeoretcsJ i1:s:'g'ot as
ryrg .sen krcri.dss from tie h,lN7, w.noat 'oe
very irpo,tsr: ssss.s7cs oi . corrtng-h51-s sc7c|
ti1D. W5osysr confines :he :vo sJs:e1s c; coi'ur'
sSd sus uskss he p.scci al i:heoFe;cAl ai'n r.Ie
81 eli ss,h other nus. s. s r-le - more A<ay %
succeed So msrcbsa,, thsa lie wac ress +oeiy 12oS
the ore or he other.
CIScIys,TI CITY DEIr.-On ire Il. of jay t1e
City Of Cincinnati pIi he foliJwing surs os ssni-
Arr al ir.e-,sf ,rou ia or,sar i-r ;uis tsiress:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

CHlcsso. etrt r m-riors s,e.sy
2; Co.'s sc1ve. ;, Sc Oars taL smrxryrs =, es-trs{
10 bol. FoEr r,coV hsh. Wh... sIiprrsr ~ sssr.S
Whist 900 bUsh Cora 49, ~," bzsa.
CScNSAri, scp. p m -FtorV fra srhx,-
- q - fof Supcstne. .nd IS lS 81 Ex.. ss'sr
iiv, and bsoysr HWsxY S>cinsd % N, Pss,.".tss -
NV ORLEtNs. ssrt l. ibe ssl ~ Co,.or ,es., "a
inis por'. zoo: NJ 5s2't0. AZ 4
NEw ssLEsSs, SEPT a-co1roy-sd t,-ssy 4 ..,.,
hsngsd prices sd
saLriNoRE. Sep s-FtoCR--H Howard s,r..,..so,.
5, s. -. WHEsr stye a. ycsterdsys pIoes Co.. sesy
ass. for White, ssa Scc. for Ne8ow. wnssY III se
firm. 'A'Hs
PHLaDrtPBLa, Sep. S-fIovs qs's- wHrlr es,,. g..
active. PRosisioss Dan. WHISKY dul .. ~ 'SS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Tctal for the month. sis 80 0
by the Pacific we have dates from London 70 the
23d ult Consos quoted at 96t 096l, an advance
Of over prev ous sdvices. The Chins news had been
announced on the strength Of dspstch from s.; Pc
tersburg, and wss generally credited though lacking
positive Confirmation.
Annexed s the latest ststernsnt Of the Bank oil
Erglsnd
the week ending WeSnesday, tus 10, 1888:
DEPARTMENT.
Notes 1876 l75 Government dett ol5l0
oher seeuri.es.. 5t5,g9
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

MINIATURE .LNsslc.....yUs DAY
eI-Ries... SD syS-Ses.... oss hooI-hi,.s -,
pi6s wArrs......rais Day. 'ht
Sandy Hcok. e:2S Cows Isan5.... 81 delGsa. a..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

THr FIRE DrpAHryrSr.-The Fire Commss'oDe,s
have recently made the following appointments; o. a.
psyre1, erg1e No. ); j. l. Waite engine 40. o.
wp. Hbsop, ergae No. IL Cornehas 'eN0'' eNs'"'
No. n: CHARLES TelfOrd, engine No. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

TIE Clearirg House exchanges for The day were
sl5, $50 s33 20, and .be balances S973, ,32l 70.
The Grecsrs' Fire I1sursnce Company has declared
seIni ar nusI dividerd of y csnt, payable on demsnd
TDe tunnsge on the Reading Railroad for the week
is,eported by telegraph ct - 900 tuns
TIE receipts Of the Illinois Central Railroad for Al
AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Sunirrn.
Bisasters, &c.

By rlot bot Vrylris (No Jge1 = a Er HlIOl ~ -
Rys. % Gays g. IN Liverpool ior James EssT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
eS7, ,562nO Total ,S62 40
This staement shows the following variations as
compared with the previous week:


marks, and quota ions for American securities;
There has during the ps week M amount Of business
doing in tine several American Sts'e SECURITIES snd inq ies
investments which the expectation # a. Improved
market In Rarod Bonds ard shares there very te s?cu
aicn going or; ;he trsu'sous hereIe have been tew,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

sssvsrsa 9, ED the hoysss - him Ur'1 ssss SS'~
s.ns ofthe rfh Precinct for e1snnston. Afsr oe,
- ,ocled D. be SD IA. be had stolen he horsss shd
ssys tbs name Of the party csisg them Hewas con'
ura.Ad f,r examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

HurApy.-Ap election for officers Of Company F,
z2d Regiment, wss recently he'd, wien J. HAT wa'
.ho..p Fra. Leu,ensnt, ard c. Stuart, Second Lieu
Aeyfxt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
SALES At AUCTION

$500 q C. Cls. 81. Pau 10 Cijzens Bank Stock 100
da L.cRR LG., ,32 Gil 20 Security fine lns Co.. 1854
PeoJles Bk Stock 100 ~ Goodhne Fire Ins Co.. go
a Continental Bsnk. 963I - u. Fire Ius Co....l2l
Mttropoitsn BIZ. Stockl07 Humboldt Fire Ius Co.. 90
IS Irving Bauk Stock..leCtl 10 do............ 97i
10 CoDmouwtsh Bk Stk GO 10 Market Fire ins Co,..j
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

To.sl les g75l To.a...........23l,ie59 49, 975
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Pror- fctors' Carf'al. 0Ol Government secur.
esf....,....,...... 3gis 5sol ties Gnclulns deed
Public Deposits inclu weight snnuiy).. il0 l6
ding xGbeouer Saw lOther seclIities III, 1851
ings Benks Couimis- Notes 80
sou,rs Of National Cold and silver ooiu., 7.1,6IJ
Debt, ard Dividend
tccotmtsl O~,3t.
Other dep osits........B, ,7oi,Ifi
Seven days snd other
tls.......,..,..... 79N,I3ol
To.a',.,,. eS7 J62 ilOl Total 562 40
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Passengers Arrived
p Jriq Pusi, f-osI Gbraiisr-Isries W1.., ,,a.,
Wairsr, Eeunpd D-nss 81 say, Miss Derals -" y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

The amounts in the seyera! DepO.itoIes OF The
United States subject TO the draft of the Treasurer on
the ODD Of Anaust were o. follow:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Tctll,."....,..,.. Sl,ItoSlo 4 Ivi1Il1 +Vb''I y
A. compared with the previous week, the results
aIe ss follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

fc.sl....-...............s ess 800 -
Total POS AID PssI.s. '.si'II-
COrToY- ua,sst h fr srd - s degree s;gye sales
Of SOC esea We quote:
ur.ro.E eLAssiFicITies. .,.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VXYHEREAs, at the May Term, 4. D. 1853, Of the
w District Court Of Clayton county. Iowa, two
John 8. King, Jr., one for the sun Of One Hundred
and Ten Dollars, aud twenty eight and 25l0O dollars
costs Of suit In certain cause, wherein L. A. Spald
and the Of her for he sum Of Two Hundred and Ten
and 20l00 dollars, and twenty and 98l00 dol
Lara costs Of suit IN certain cause wherein Anna H.
Forbes, executrix Of the Estate Of D. r. foebss de-
ceased, plaintiff, and John s. King, Jr., dsisnd-
ant. Aud whereas prior to the rendition Of said sew
eral judgnents, two wrts OF attachment we're ssssd
asorssaid in the Aforesaid cause Of I. 4. spald
ing, against John S. King Jr, and the other in the
a6svsad cause Of Anna II. Forbes exseutrix, o. The
King Jr, both Of which were placed in the hands Of
the sheriff Of the aforesaid county Of Clayton It the
time and BY hun levied ut the instant upon
the said JOHN s. King, Jr to-wt A dwelling house
situate north OF what known Anu street, In the
town Of NcGregor, Clayton county, Iowa, together
situated, being tho came house erected By John 5.
King, IT,, during the fall Of the year 1851, and
whereas vt the time Of the rendition Of the Aforesaid
respectively that the properly attached b. virtue Of
the respective writs therein be- sold to sat sad 10.
spcctive Judgments. And wlerss-, tho Clerk Of the
special Executions, one IN the AFORESAID cause Of l. T.
Spalding, against John g. King, Jr., bearing datl
August 4th, A. D. 1858, and the other In the said
E u Of me
bearing dste August 5th A. D. 1858, both to me d.
rscted, aud each commanding that Of the properly
attached - Aforesaid, should to b made the
amount Of the Aforesaid judgments respectively with
costs and interest Now therefore notice hereby Civ.
that by virtue Of the premises and said special
cutions have levied upon and viii the 9th day Of
Decemlee A. D., 1858, between the hours Of o'clock
4. ~, aud O'Clock r NJ. fthat day soil at PaLMc
Auction, to the highest bidder for cash at the front
door Of court house In the town Of 0uttsnbssg In
ths Aforesaid county, the property and Real EstAie
above described, to satify the Aforesaid judgmsnts
and executions and costs And Ill costs aud nseseee
accrued o. that may acceue thseson.
Dated this ID day - Novslnbse, 4. D.. 1855.
JAMES DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Clayton County, Iowa.
N. y. FUTILE, Deputy Shsse6.
prs. Fee tl5. n6W4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Advertisements favors this week are
we'll calculated to put us in good humor.--
BRADLEY &, CO., in their four.column cxhi.
btion have capped the climax of all business
announcements the Times ever gave out. We
referred to this firm and their large and conve-
nient store house last week, and VIC would
checrfully give much more extensive editorial
notice Of them now, but The size and promi.
nencc Of their card renders all comment unnc.
ccssary. besides, our space is narrowed down
already toa reading capacity rather lighter
than our paying readers may admire. We can
assure the readers of the Times that Bradley g.
Co., have very large stock Of Merchandise Of
all descriptions, that they have the confidence
Of the public and that they absolutely sell 90
low that no man can better himself by going
to St. Louis or the Lakes. Country Merchants
will do well to call at the Mammoth estab.
lshment.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
COM ME RCIAL.


Wedncsday, Nov II. 1858.
Corrected weekly BY HOFFMAN BENTON & co
wholesale Grocers & Druggists.l
EXCHANGE on N. r., buying IL, selling /; ON
milwaukee and Chicago, ceiling LIZ; Saint Louis, sell
PRODUCE.-Wheat Is 70 80. Flour $50 to 2,75.-
Oats 30 to 45s Barley 45S Corn 80! Potatoes 4oo So
Deans ~ to SO. Butter 10 to L. Lard nominal
Eggs to 8. Cattle, gross, &c. Sheep $50 to 200
Beef dressed to 81 Hogs dressed 3 to ~
FRuITS.-0reen Apples so dried s LIZ. Rasins
$50. Ets6E 5 =.
GROCERlEs.sngars advanced, s 81 to Sl-4. Coffee
sugar IL to IL Powdered aud crushed IL 10 Mo-
lssses tnew)45 to So Syrup IS to CO. Coffee prime Rio
II IL ID Crackers to I. Salerstus bulk 10:
Rabbits Z to6. Tobacco IS to 40-smoking s to 10.
Whisky rs to %. Candy u.s.
SALT-$2,lO.
FIsA-Macksrel $50 to $50 Cod o IL; White 4,2s
Water Lime 4,50. Plaster TO 9. Domestic Lime 81
OLs-Bbl. Lard As Whale 90 to 81, 90 Lnseed
l,lO soap l-2 Candles mould IL LIZ to Is IL, Ad.
amantnc rs.
iIDEs-Dry nint IS IL; Green L.
SUNDRIES.--Nais 81, rs. Pelts Is. Wood I, rs to 2
White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, Is, Is, 30 Lsth
5 to 3 LIZ Shingles 4 to 5. Sole Leather 20 to g.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17


Good Enough for Her.--A virtaous maiden
lady in Thompson steet, N. Y. suspected q
fair California widow ueighbor Of having given
birth to child, and deeming that her duty re-
quired an examination, she called a. her neigh.
boris house and stated her suspicious. An in.
dignant denial, tears and Il scene followed.
While the frail one was cavorting round in an
agony OF distress, the motions Of the bed clothes
attracted the attention Of the visitor-she sprang
to the bed, seized a ine little responsibility and
hastcncd to the Police Court with it to make
complaint. An officer was dispatched to the
residence Of the widow, who 10 she had fed
and the Court ruled that the maiden should
take care Of the child! This placed her in a
most embarrassing position, but there was no
reasonable help for it and she left the court a
mother by meddling.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

A Visitor.-We have had the pleasure the
past week OF a call from our Editorial brother
MARK N. PoMERoy, Esq of the Horican Argui.
AS Marshal for the District Of Wisconsin lie
had business at Prairie du Chicn and it was
not possible to decline calling at the sanctum
of the Times Office. We had very pleasant
visit with Brick" and trust it may be in his
way to call on us frequently. His qualification
upon the success of Larrabee for Congress babe
defiance to language and he therefore EXPRESSED
the pleasure he felt in grin that threatened
the determination of his ears. When the trout.
Ing is good next spring We design going
Horicon-wards to learn if "Brick s. stories are
all true g. 49,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Pyintors.-We call the attention If Iowa and
Minnesota publishers 10 the Advertisement Of
Noonan & McNab, Paper dealers of Milwau-
kee. We have purchased all our paper for The
past eighteen months Of this house directly or
indirectly and we have every reason to COM
mend them as fair dealers and honest manufac
turer. Dir. Coleman. their salesman will at
tend to lilling an order with as much care az
though you were resent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

North McGregor-Have you read that ac-
count of the New Store in North McGrecor 7
If not, just turn to BROWN, WHORTON
& CO.'S Advertisement in to.day's PAPER and
conten plate the piles or goods which these
public-srirted men have carefully selected for
your convenience. We have not the pleasure
of "Whorton & Co.'S" acquaintance, but we
know BROWN to be philanthropist, and we
shall be much surprised if he does not sell this
fine stock oil out by spring, and at such prices
too as the customers may choose to establish
Mondell's Omnibus will soon be running and
then the ladies of McGregor will treat them
selves to ride to the upper town OH purpose
to annex some Of these beautiful goods to thei,
wardrobes @E f.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
See sloau's advertisement. in another column ~

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The fame OF this pre-
paration rests upon its real merit Thousands all owe,
the country are using It, and it does all It claims
through the various publications that can de- Hail
will grow on bald scalp by its use hair will be re.
served and beautifed by its use hair will turn from
gray to It's original color by its We do not claim
that rcd teaded gentleman lady can be turned
into individuals with locks or auburn ringets
but gray hair will be restored to the original color
Reader wherever you live, in any place you reside
Woods Hair Restorative Is cold Inquire for it ut al
the Druggists and wherever such articles are usually
obtained, and you will find it as we state.
Canti0n.-Beware OF worthless limitations n ssyera]
are already in the market called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, st. Louis Mo-, and New York; are al
blown In the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and patent
medicine dealers Also by all fancy aud Toilet good
dealers IN the United States and Cansdas. n0w2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Husiaess. is here and the roads are
solid. Boats continue to run, but their tendon
cyis down stream, towards warm climate
The Prairie du Chien Packets have hauled off
The mails will be carried now by land. But
little ice in the river yet. Some snow on the
ground. Roads very rough but improving
Poax arrives freely and is bought readily u,
1926 10 500. Tho eastern demand fol
dressed hogs is good. At Chicago IS so is paic
for good hogs. There il but little doing 1,
grain
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

"Dr Chrstie's Ague Basam for Fever and Ague is
winning golden Opinions ~ preventative and cure
Tor that much and dreaded disease Much Of the dread
experienced by persons cmgrating to q new country,
VIII DC removed when they know how easily and tho
roughly the Balsam cures the disease for which il de-
acknowledgements Ill.) GUARDIAN
The above Is only one OF the numerous favorable
notices Of free and untrameed press. When such q
powerful friend the press speaks in it's favor IL can
not be otherwise than popular.
For sale IN McGregor by Hoffman, Benton Co., and
by agents everywhere.
See advertisement. vi
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father in DEBORAH,
on the evening Of the 2Sth OF October, by Rev. Mr.
Adams, Mr.. LEoNARD STANDRIc, Banker to Miss
MARY A. PRoThERoE, daughter of Ira Protheroe ESQ.,
oil of DEBORAH. -
At the residence of O. A. Rice. in Poland Ohio on
the Doth nit, by Rev. David Goodwillie, Mr.. JOHN
nIcE, Of Independence, Ohio, to Miss JAsE C. DRIps,
Of Garnavillo, Iowa.
At Davenport, on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, by Rev. J. d.
Mason, Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church, C. G.
FULLER ofthe North Iowa Times, to Miss PxANx A.
MoRRlsoN of Davenport. A.,
The happy pair arrived at McGregor on the evening
ofsatnrday last aud received the blessing Of the senio,
Editor
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

The unprecedented sales and unbouudcd popularity
OF Dr. CHRIsriE's AGUs BALsAM has induced several
to get up an Ague Balsam initiating Dr. Chris
ties III almost every particular far appearance il
concerned and was 1t not for tho law would even have
appropriated the name Of DR. Christie Beware OF
all Ague Balsams except Dr. Chrsties his Is the only
original aud genuine articls-a others are base mi.
tations.
Again We repeat the caution Be sure ana ask for
Or: Chrlsie's Ague Balsam and take nothing else.
HOLES, smith Co. Wholesale agents, Chicago and
also for sale in McGregor by Hoffman, Benton Co
and by agents everywhere.
See advertisement w.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

County Scat.-Our limited space forbids a
long article on this important subject. Ifthere
is to be any work done in this line at the April
election, it is time the aspirants to county seat
honors were in motion. Get up your petitions
and prerare to contest the prize annually offer.
ed to the numerous villages of Clayton Coun.
y .