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VIZ r. WnHrR Fs3. Ray. PrrFT Mason
JoHy 4. PKEsr, Esq AARON :. HAWAII Esq.
X. GREENE. NJ. u. Principal.
l.. HI TtHiNS. NJ. d.. Associate.
THIS established
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from ether parts Of the country.
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extracting the by tho application Of caustics
othsG mpr treatment until the pnteris nearly
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Rh uma'i'ns Heart Compliant. tesle Complaints and ihc
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successfully treated Wit medicines sih be sent part
the world viz: a. directions, very cp,ruu Of
termed upon renting 10 thc
questions aha be found in be Indian !NeaHs"-a eepy
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The n,tttioa Ia. Just ssutd arothtr edition Of DR.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19
New Advertisements.

Sradtord Ners.-The publication of this
paper is resumed but we are not informed who
has charge of it. Jason Bushners name still
foats as its Editor,-it should not SO float if
Mr.. bushnell is really dead!
AL Felt Esq. it's late Editor has opened a
Law q Land Agency Business at Bradford in
company with that excellent gentleman Leo
NARD KINGSLEY Esq. Mr.. X. is in town now.
but We have had no opportunity to enquire
particularly Of the welfare of that spiciest of
all Iowa writer's Ex. Ed. Felt. We know he
feels good because he has clear conscience and
is scarce out of tho honeymoon.
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COM M L RCIAL.
McGregor Market.
Wednesday, May -, 1853.

Wednesday, May -, 1853.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON Il co.
Wholesale Grocers & Druggists
EXCHANGE ON n Y, buying "a, selling L. on
Milwaukee and Chicago IL. Gold buying 3-4 selling
l IL.
PRODUCE.-Wheat 40 to As. Flour 1850 to l,75-
Oats 20 to 20. Barley 50 Corn 25 Potatoes 80 49,
Beans 90 to CO. Butter 10 to IL L. Lard 10 IL Ia
Eggs to 10. Cattle, gross &c. Sheep so 70 200.
Beef dressed to 60 Hogs dressed IL to 81
FRUITs.-Green Apples S. dried IL. Raisins
$3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsteady, from IL to IL. Mo-
asses (ncw) so. Syrup 81 to GO. Coffee, prime Rio
ID 49, IL. Crackers l2to7 12. saleratus bulk l-2
Rabbits s. Tobacco 90 to 40-smoking ii. Whisky
%. Candy l6.
fIsH-Maekercl $50 to $50 Cod 61-2; White $50.
Water Lime 4,50 Plaster to O. Domestic Lime 81.
OILs-Bbl. Lard Ills Whale l,2o to 40 Linseed
ITO. soap6l L. Candles IA. b
HIDEs--Dry flint 10; Green 5.
sUNDRIEs. Mails s. Pets %. Wood $50 to 4
White LeaI to 10. Lumber IL, 1s, %, 80 Lath
to L. Shingles 4 to s.
Wholesale Price Current
OfDRADLEY CO., McGregor, Iowa, at the Old
Stand of Hunting Il Go.
The stock Of Groceries in Market is abundant at re
duced prices.
We sell the following Staples at prices named
SuGARS-N. o. Brown l-2 to 3D.; clarified do Q
10; Porto Rico, 10; White Coffee II IL crushed
and powdered ii to IA II.
COFfEE.-Rio, extra, from ID to II Java 90.
SALT.-Fine new at $2,15.
MOLASSES.-N. o. Plantation, extra, SO to So.
Syrup SIS to 90, a very iine article.
FRUlTS-Dried Apples IL to o. Dried Peaches
IL LIZ. Kaisips, (new crop,) 4 to 4,50.
CANDLES. IL to II Starr % to 25
Aaaniantine 80 to 49,
SOAP.-Palm 8 l-2 Erasive 10.
SALERATUS.-Babbit's pure, 8.
TEAS.-Y. Huyson SO to 65 !. Imperial As a 10 ;
Gun Powder, extra, 20 0olong So.
TOBACCO.-2s to 40 Smoking do 10 I; Pig and
Twist pure leaf so.
CRACKERs.-Butter and Soda IL to-
WliIsKEY-26, best quality.
CIDER--$S, so per barrel.
CODFIsIl--6 IL, best quality White fish $3.50
PRODUCE y selling At she following PRICES: Wheat
active at AS Corn 30s Oats 20 to 22s Potatoes 20
to 25; Pork so to 500 Beef LIZ to 81 Butter ~
IL to Is Eggs Hams, shoulders and bacon to 10
Grain sells freely our advice to the Farmers, Is to
bring it forward.
May 10, 1893. BRADLEY 4 co.
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From the n. Y. Times, Republican )
Kansas and the Republicans,

We have desire to spoil the plans of ocians who
take special comfort in making themselves miserable
but should like to know why is that the Repub-
licans persist in pretending to be unhappy about the
passage Of the Kans bill Their Presses all over the
country wang and crashing their teeth over it,
dire calamity to themselves and the country. They
treat it special and signal victory Of the Lecomp
tonites, and visiting upon the heads of Messrs En-
oLIsH Cox Co. the choicest and least sayory cpthets
of their political vocabulary Traitors and renegades
among the mildcst Of the terms applied to them,
and to be taken for granted either that they
nsncere from the outset in opposing Lecompton,
that they were bought over by the Administration
with promises of money or Office, or both.
We confess this is all very mysterious to 1t is
true the bill passed by administration votes, and that
in party ethics, probably constitutes sufficient
why the opponents of the Administration should de-
nounce it, But for all that, cannot help thinking
that the substantial victory with the Opposition
The vital point of difference between the two parties
was submission or submission of the Lecompton
Constitution to the vote of the people of Kansas The
Lecomptonites and the whole South from the very be-
ginning, took ground against submission. They in
sisted that the Lecompton Convention had perfect
right to make Constitution and put it in force -
that the Convention represented the Popular Sover-
eighty of Kansas and that to beyond their action
and require anything further condition of admission
would be an outrage and wrong The South knew
perfectly we'll that to submit that Constitution to the
popular vote would be to insure its rejection and that
they would thus throw away their only chance of max
ine ls-.~"s Slave state. And the Southern Press
from, the beginning denounced every who urged
such submission q foe to the Southern rights and
the Institution of Slavery. Now it is unquestonably
true that the Kansas bil parsed, docs submit the
Lecompton Constitution to the popular vote. What
ever may be the form OF the b that is the fact The
people of Kansas, under that BILL have the power and
the opportunity to reject that Const uton they zee
fit. This is universally conceded, and it is all o
generally agreed that they will do So
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foTf Crawford.-Minnesotas admission into
the Union and the swearing in Of her Congress
men took Place OH the 10th. Rice drew the
long Senatorial term. Shields, tho short one
Rice runs till 1863, Shields till SO. Mr.. Har-
ian OF Iowa presented charges against Mr. Rice
made by citizens of Iowa, one of the charges is
that Rice, while acting for the War Department
IN The sale Of Fort Crawford Reserve near Nc
Gregor, Iowa, received $50 per acre Of the
settlers and receipted to them for only $l,25.
Mr.. Rice Indignantly repelled, the accusation
and demanded an immediate investigation.
IT the settlers hereabouts tell the truth land
they are unanimous on the pant) Senator Rice
VIII ind this subject extremely unpleasant be.
fore ne gets through with it. That the settlers
were charged 81 .5Oby Mr.. Rice is too notori-
ous to be successfully denied. We believe
they will yet have the extra charge refunded
by the War Department
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= IUuT~, NCsPeCCHITy,
c. W. COTTON, Proprietor Rochester Dcmoc,

'.Dr. Christie's Basam for Ague and Fever Is win
much dreaded disease. Much of the dread experienced
by persons emigratng to q new country will be rcnoy
ed when they know how easily and thoroughly the
Basam cures the disease for which is designated
Monmouth Qll.) Guardian.
The above Is only one of the numerous favorable
tees Of free and untrameled press. When such a
powerful friend as the press speaks in its favor it
not be otherwise than popular.
Hear what Physicians Of DIR. Christe's Ague Bal
SAM Say. one Il, with confidence, recommend the
Basam as superior to any O.her preparation" Says
another 81 have used it with uniform success and
can confidently recommend it for all those complaints
for which ii is offered as remedy" One more, ssTo
my knowledge it has never disappointed the onab.
expectations of those who have used it," Still another
writes have hesitation in saying that it is safe
conrenilnt and very efficacious medicine"
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or bottles for $3.50.
For sale in McGreger by Hoffman, Benton & Co. and
by Agents everywhere. 83w4
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Washington.

The gossip from the Capitol is rich. Buchan-
course of the latter on all questions and par
ticularly on Kansas, has at last disguised the
old Pennsylvania and he spurns the pugherile
Senator. Iuck. took good care to use him be-
fore he kicked him.
1t is said that Douglas gave an entertainment
on the 9Th to the medical fraternity, and that
400 were in attendance. Shade of Paracelsus !!
The "Little Giant must be in bad way if it
requires fourteen hundred doctors to comfort
him. If somebody had not borrowed our copy
of Gil Bias, We would express it to Stephen on
the spot to enlighten him on the subject of en-
ploying physicians-. "Gil," though a doc
tor himself, was not backward i'm confessing
that the class had killing influence in society.
We are now satisfied that Douglas will never
be President.
A banker in Washington (probably Mr.. Cor
coraD has daughter and that daughter has a
beau and that beau is a cavalier attached to the
Spanish Embassy. "Mr. c." $50 the papers
give the initiar forbade the young Don his
house and finding him there afterwards, secret
ed under the piano with "thc gentle Jessica"
endeavoring to cover his hiding place, the in
dignant father, in the presence of some friends,
who had come home with him, cruelty kicked
the hidalgo out of the house. The daddy
sworc, the gal screamed and the booted knight
absquatulated. 1t is said there will be powder
burnt before the affair is over-wc'il bet the
the old banker will yet be the grand father Of
| a spaniard
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To the Business Men of McGregor.
OFFICE ROCHESTER, DEMOCRAT.


Rochester, O!mstcd County, Mimi, May 3, 1858.
Dear Sirs: Permit me to call your attention to
the advantages Offered by the ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT,
as an Advertising medium The Democrat has large
and constantly increasing circulation In the counties
Olmsted, Dodge, Fillmore, Winona Goodhue and
Wabashaw. 1t also crculatcs or less In every
county in Minnesota 1t is large, well printed sheet
and the Office is firmly established 1t is the Official
paper for publishing the advertisements of the United
States Government, and the Official paper of the
ty The business connections of your town with those
sections in which the DEMOCRAT is largely circulated
are intimate, and your advertisements, published in it,
would reach class Of citizens whose trade you are
haps, anxious to secure
lfyou feel disposed to advertise in this direction
would be pleased to correspond with you upon the
subject.
My Advertising Rates liberal
Yours, Respectfully,
C.. W COTTON hos
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x. II. Ayrangement.-The M. e. NJ. R. r
has made an arrangement by which it is in d.
rect communication with the G. g. C.. U.R.R.
trains to and from Chicago. The latter road
runs its trains to the NJ. d. NJ. at GAINESVILLE !;
the Milwaukee d. Mississippi road can now send
passengers and freight ria c., St. p. e. Fond du
Lac r. R. and via G. & c. U. R.R. to Chicago
direct.
We call attention TO the new advertisement
of the N. 4 M. R. r. in our columns to day.
It will be seen that the Time Table is changed.