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n:,n. m j." 'p?1os @ s'T's: .sso plus
ore comment -Hnt dun G auf peraon de hablc presds
tas1r lis Sc rompcnt ehaque foi la place de las
Mas ns les enrepreneu sub de mont conam
ment meme bOnheu Lun eux ave Esps nvepps dams
proone attentions as'"S ' '''' III 'n'' % " s''s ''''
Eth ben seao lu ai vOuzvOrs Or ene fortune
1TPor1ne' rePonl rE'pas"ol je voudrais minstrue
% Ea 5 I' sa @ % ssu d . sa
AmSrsan American. vnn' un oil d ptnetr.n qn le%baass
done point dnrscnt en- essayan de s'arire
E detourner ses esds ds ds de- tire de
ue dI regard lie eonteuu sOxante dix dollars Ma
'nt'mIe H ct lete ouvetement sou jcu sur Ia table
| -Combien a--il dams vocs
| --Je ne sa comptez
LAmeren denOne les cordous de burse peut pmcr
EsIagno impossible recuee avec une nne Indifference e
monoa dor ama@e devant m gc ho d d
silence an sne convention ct que passonne les sont
LEpnnO sri dgc place
en- 'romphnnt de Sc'e ori+ sach l mnrch un
pas leg'r ct rit en- nneme de docur de IAmericain.
dollars ct penetration de regard paraye mains dams habu
des de fponnsre us Caam5a'
reta en- meme sreeu La Keay quill traversait
eta anmee at dams enccue dtserte
chte gu
shs aeeeera mce ct il han'a plus lie quarter on Sc oaya
tngua dams lombe deux hommes q obtinen,cnt
nas a pas So .nasr peril aua @ 5 spos
Les taqes nocturnes een a treequenes San anco
doutat fssent lu
un pied erDe cepenlant dune deba
CARDS d mtaieu pis il dams de OH es
ds aVaent etc cennsn ene construction
d un batlnent .H "f' " .."". . .f"T.F"
Tn instant apres deux completes
-Ou dabe estii dit Pun denx egadant de IL fut quill
AIT couru etanse vie eOns heue
de lui s.raaEr. 81
Non dit au,re il cache
nous aon onve tranqemen chemin ma tombe
un renard dams lie piege Mt ID membus il
nous U.s. esa9pp = ma' ne rop p.to omnes tgs.
du mieu du seanca homme chev dit
mque: B"ena noche seaores ct parit galop
Mile tonnerres seca Pun des ns
tant e dogt sur gichete dc revolver da cavalier
aurc nava dc success dams pndde de Eoado
tro heures du arder
les rant premier du as dc
ves Complement depoues du p de beurs
rete Les banuers reuruaient Prepayment
eggne eur deneure armes de pnari s pot dend
besln eur eo l. un deux ahevai Dc
etat la table, orsu Mxcau
porte tayersa enteeut sale LIE bnquier apss avo
observe detourna pudre chpeau
Mexican seanca table, % dc doubous precpa
10 porte ..-. ,.r '.Ia. p. - .'... y. p.
Au voleur au voleur secria des croupiers -ru nr
arron. de de
revolver drige 10 Mexican ahe Ia lie
;oube ct e voleur besse pcpte dams la
All ah dit e banuier deus table
possession de son tresor eait temps ...' .- = 1
.-Lasu atteint lui demanda un de
Je lespee; jai ben wise r.as.r~ ,. a.
-yoyons sill uigne "a as. aa if 20
sQue importe il sen vides It
-Cet un hard oquin mai ccun chhe fortune maniere
est flu gull matt reui. qIdfup7rm3T 3fivgpuoI
nocturne a7aasia5b rtrr
#r- L..fgt X g.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-07-31

vs.'ion dun coup mos .n de blouse ns dor s nit
son feroce adversaire
Les ea1 au quques minutes nmpus par incident
tot Tout coup uue apparou
u s ds' 0uru1 ct saer . e'rs appellee sin
Dspu. huis oh.que .r heurs pres table
pnie. jour .ps avoir observe pendant qasoe. insan
% 'on get un petit en- le ct init &c ou
S6t meme oume lnconnu rea silence vOu
commc vsis fit tOmber egamen vnghut
minute touours perdsn ouus meme ct
meme angOd Tou, les ueurs avau
lie pisms jour- banquers dit VOLTA hees
va nous appOe. ses u' dollars En- ef etrnng perd
lie Ss"s .r S sn uns minute mir aprss ho lsurss
avou. traie rop decourags
m 1;s s o bras Dsss u
urss qu sevaen sou appoche savansa ve table
Ce.e qu gaguai uu soure mpercepb en-
trouv, ses ees Dune main calms dsuOue
-ce bs1 se ben di. banuuier quill dsdans
,,.. p ps. fort de
-Qu'ea-ce que celia ? secrierent croupers efrayes
-Ccf eneu repond anquiemeut defiant Ia ssse
m an ss. un de: e un eher' ehaqe
-une ther repqa rinconnu fons.n les soorcs pearre,
VOLTA sur 's:.s carte Ne ,oospe lie irs ouvrr
os "dss bDqss mis- son sa yoas
done gull a. dit banquie qui deehans
DsbOd vnghu dollar. argent rpoud h joueu pu d hs
Uns .s sur Ia .a Douh ct Ponvhen accep,ee pareuen.
. % ses e .,f ellie svs M , mile dollars
-v0 devss pas! repqua retanser auresvOus pas prise
:is.ss e''''' ''''a
eiaas 1sa.e'
o. Rsfi :s. d ~s~brs' sa
MAS &c neat que ving.hut dollars - sr .a
% ssa ps %s"s s
eiuceants men is onb
quo W seu repqu lenger dun air
urquo done pas .. quill await dams
&C SIC? dit des auditeurs -. . -, 5ar- rr r.7'
s perdu repr banqu que ce,
SCs possible repqusrens plu
Nor sser. b.nquisr appans du pOng sur table pyera
esss Duvee don't
pour Liss prendre paya
Ah sora vgoursu1 A~srioan de Ia table M
tout lheurs cent dollar: ct u les parteuens ps
-E moi auss ct moi aui secrerent Ois puseu
L. bsnquer pa,.. point tumuto I'm do .s.e
gus as one table vosne sappoha dc lu ape u avo
s scene rstanger plus cane pbynoe
plu. iupasbe fOdeuen les vasura lu
,oar s Dc sur .m sor su ~su ton
ny % await p.s qu oubee a ces
bs sur sppas une iugsnsuss conception lis
AsemiA do cee meme sae o haque jour ssent quelques
% 30 T. ss: %pss dune .Ss. @
= ns!oss eh.n.us ppu'es sueces L. public est ases od
s.. o: exhibition 5 .ss sss sad.n a i g @ u sn vo;
. s dune ss.s t..as .pp.s .v .an voioa
is@sa nens .bDdouus ss yankee res,s dun d.
- = nine ds sss sS@ps as i ,'S DE- ~ j. verse. - de"' @
u nunns e eA.rn.n; pss;oons de dsssp. an. environ
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/ dement, de bile dshs ccs divers oryanss. Jrns
vernabIc iDfvction purnientc par Ia bile So
developpe Ia jaunissa, Ia iit vre jauuc, t,r
ievres patrids- 81 biiieu-cs, lee Il. vr,s dc
inarais. 10 c',olsra 1t l.s inalsdic. pss,il.n.
tielles so dselar,nt. Ics caleuIs Llliaircs 81
forinonf dtns Ia vesiculc du fcl, cite Poar
pre- eycUir ecs dssordrcs, II faui oApn,ser dis Il,
ioio' In bile putrsfss Iar ristaln,nalion, aa
lnr ct inesure qn ellie &c produit, ct cn,.
.ployor Get eifct pl.hrir dc GusRit prepare
par PAUL GAos, qui reana, a uno Action
pureaiisa douee, dies qualities toni,nos Vt Ii,.
tipuiridcs. ". " wa
CArARRHg DE IA ,yEssiE. - LorSqae les
urint's sont sarcliaryses d uue matte ~ y,ni.
re''ss, QuLLsUkIoIs BeUKBEusk op Rou.
AIEE, qgelqu,iois Blanto 1t pour Ainsi
dire HrILErsE, cctte mafitre irfite l.,s pn.
rois de W versic ct y dsyeioppe ie eatprsho
vrsichi.r GrEHIsuE; cmp~cb,r u. mutivro
glalrrusc do stjonfnes dams IL yc-sic a DIV
pehetrcr eu usant de- Pkhztr Dc 0usRie pre.
par par fAvL GAos- d 1gEsr.fr,I
GourrE Er fHHuxATnNE. - Ccr dsuS
inalndics graves doiyeDi lcur origino q uno
mntidrc glnircusc, stItr, qui r'cst iixst. sur
ies membranes synoyial,s dos srticnii tiuus
ct s'r lee aponevro.cs -qui enyclopp.ut len
muscles. lndiqucr IL csisc dc COS ii.a,ailos,
c'cst indiqdcr le ren,sdo oct slir, soua
fEi'rr ds 6ns'iie prepare par PArL aAog
est ie n,nilcur, agent quon paisso employer
pour sonlager vitcet gudrir soiidemcii La
gner,son se emnpltfo rrasags du a7s.su
Nous ren, crrons, pour, le- autrcs mas.
dies occasionnscs par l.s giAires. an lRrc
\ j oa cst exuait CO qu, preevde. On ~ doll.
vre Rraiis awe ehpquc bVut,,illr, It ceilc qui
nen sera pas accompagnec ,era rrpaiee
contr.faitc.t 'fgTrrT ~ Hf#H. IS rg'4
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ELIXIR du pa GUllll 'SS rs .ss..q'' s.s PAUL SAGE
NO.. Paris, rue de nt-Cermain. Ne Is, -

AsTHNES, cNTARRHE, coQUELUcHE. RHp.
MES, Torx CONCLUSIVE, ISFL,YNArioSs DE
PoIrRiSE, etc. - Ces affections sort lc re.
sultat d'unc accumulation, dams 10 tissu
meme du poumon ct sur Ia surface des bron.
chcs, Dune ma.isre glarcusr, kcaH, vis.
QuECrE, EPAIssE, qui s'est deye opp.e dams
10 pouinou la suite dune inflammation. La
trachee.artere ost bouchec, ic po,iin5u ne so
dlatc plus, In respiration dovicnt iinpossi.
BILE. La nature chcroao eSpuls,r eetto
HUNEuR GLAiREusE par dies accS >, de .oux
convalsivc, ct le maladc meurt asphyxiG, Vi
on no SO hate d. lui administered L El,x,r
pour suppldcr aux efforts inpuis 'aats dc Ia
nature.
APoFLExIE, PARALYSIS. - Le ccrvcau o. /
traverse par une quantitn intnia de yais-
seanx sangulus CT lynp,at!ques i est en-.
veloppe d'uuc pclliculc on incinbranc niu.
quoase, qui exsade uno humcnr kiaireuse
chsIgee d'entreten.r Get oTgaDc dams un etat
dhumidiie convenablc. Aussii6t que, par
unc cause quciconque, un pea 4 iufiam,,a-
non 20 deveioppc, sot daas he's saissoaux
sansuins ou lymphatiqucs, slii .'lnns la pelli.
Gale on membrane inuqucusc, et que, pur
suite. fhumcur glaireuse est scrrttee pius
nboDdantc quill nc eonvicnt, IL kPAScHE.
sEsT dc ccite humeur dams IL ccfvcau, ct,
pcu aprcs, APoPLExiL ct PARALysIr. asf4 .
nn'y quun nioyen u cmpecber un |,
rcil malncur, ccst d'uscr dc rEhxi, d.
GaiU,f AvASr, PENDANT Tr AYRts L'gpAs-
CHEMIST, pour lc prevepir, et poar Ell opd
rcr IL resosption par uno derivation puis-
santc sur 10 tube intestinal, s'il y d cp lieu
BILE, NALaDiEs BiLikUsrs, rfsvRs yAu.
NJ, JAUSIssE. IsDi6GsTloSs, cHoLsRA MON
Dus, etc. - I.orsque IL Ioa est dcvcnu "a,
siege dune Inflammation yiolcntc, ceitc iIl-
haninatiou 50 communique d Ia rate. l'cs-
evmac Ut aux intestins par suite dun dsbur-
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Ia CIGALE. Ia FOGRVI ct IA COLOMBO.
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800 glsa f-rf. sab -ra .ars EABLE-1gl % gag,im
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dItIAVaJ Eh ben danses manenant! edE0sI gaf n
-sA A dit Ia fourrni cruene. ar1syicz sesI rr.l
-5Tv LA cOOmbe sarvensn,: lFpa g5ssr ~ l.,J
,r- -r--s,i.e- 49, ., Pour la cishe, ditclle
la- r 5000 J'ai des granes choix 'tI.D2a
81 la U
4r--s, Ne recn de Ia 20 ,2rB1s -iaassh .rn79
3 asa Pour trer que 1si'r sS 2h f71g
De aim fautl qu'ele p isJu+l Gg'ta .sfrq
Zoa Vous tayailez atoute heue Tsq 5aa. Bs.t !. sl
Ellie chane les mosons. tlyft sb s1l
rvEsr---f Ans tous enpissons silTs1 ga 4
La loi que Dieu impose" ia ssu o, srs
l Err-d t Loiseau dire chose u .sug
a A tired aik ausst0t % sssTa l5E
far, ct rapporte bent0t
4 4 5 ss Force grains don't hc cgas al -r1no- ~
A son aise e regae stit1 8 sIB
syt asla 81 zsJ y l,>a.s4 = is.aauGa, &. saa ias1
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fegoiste beut plsee srrb sist Il ziztFL
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&c TissU dot ses proprietts curatives . la
subsistence don't II est co'nposo, et aux me
| taux dc la pile voltaiquc qui y SONG nicorpo
rsa Gu pouire. in'pa.pabic. Son 'ac,ien e.,
vcIoppe uise transp ton abondante, OF quel.
quciois une eruption dervatiye suliueinincnt
salutaiTc.
Go Tissc est dune solidi.s tolleiqu'il dnrc
iudGhnincnt, ct qae iusag. en- csf plus eco
noniique ct plus eiiicacc que celui Iics papicrs
dts chimiqucs don't FACTION esk souvept
TAvrErAs CONNIE de PAUL GAGE, que
30 ans de- mccs.. ifaf3 iu6 sk
~ Pour Ia vsntss Gu gras, a Ia Nou'
GOURDON ct Gle, MoNGIS,I ICLAyEL
paroisses chez tous le. cnrrespon,iants dc cs
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~ 5art- "a ssgG ieila.a ls;ts.s
.dansaa: ssnsz ,sss 10 u .bdr.i
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OPENING OF LAKE PEP1N.-The fol-
lowing exhibit of the dates of the pas
sage of the first boat through Lake
Pepin for a series of years, will be found
of interest at this time:
1e44--Steamer Otter. Capt. Harris.
April 8, 1916 Otter, Harris, April s,
l846--Lynx, Atchison, March 81, 1847
:-Cora, Throckmorton, April z, 1848,
Highland Mary. Atchison, April Is,
l85l--Nominee, Smith, April Is. 1853
West Newton, Harris, April IL,
l854-.-Nominee, Blakely, April 8, 1856
War Eagle, Harris, April II, 1885,
Lady Franklin, Lucas, April Is; 1856
--.Galena, Laughton, April 80.
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he comes to country of religious free
donnie loses whatever bigotry beset
him at home. Here he finds that the
lion and the lamb may lie down togeth-
err in peace, and that Protestants and
Catholics may be brothers in civil privi-
leges, and be at peace in the privileges
of conscience. They miugle with each
other and with the native stock of Ame-
RIGA, and they help to make a crop in
our country which cannot be conquer
ed. Above all, in Irishmen that which
l love is their heartfelt devotion to old
Ireland herself. l give you
John Philpot Curren. the advocate
Of 1898. He was upright. when hon
or was rebellion he was true, when in
tegrity was treason; he stood by the
accused and the doomed, when to pity
was to participate /; and he was loyal to
liberty, when even to name her was al
most to de-"
Yours truly,
Henry A. WISE.
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HORRIBLE AFrA1R.--Fye persons
Burned to death.-A horrible affair &C.
Cured at New Philadelphia. Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, few days ago. A
young man named Gray arrived there
recently from Iowa, with his sister, who
was deranged, intending to stop there a
few days till he could make the necessary
arrangements to take her to the insane
asylum at Columbus. The sister was
placed in lookup near the town, for
safe keeping. During the night near
neighbor discovered smoke issuing from
the lookup. and gave the alarm. Be-
fore any aid arrived the building was
wrapped in flames. Miss Gray, two
women. q girl about fifteen. and a young
man, who were confined in the building,
persisted in the flames
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SELECTED.
Gov. Wise on Irishmen.

In response to an invitation to attend
the celebration of st. Patrick's Day a,
Washington, Governor Wise wrote the
committee the following letter:
RICHMOND. Va, March IS, 1883.
Gentleman gratefully ackn owledoe
yours OF the 10th. and regret that it viii
not be in my power to be present with
the Irish citizens at Washington and
their friends on the approaching anniver-
sary of Ireland's Patron Saint.
ithank you for your appreciation Of
my support of the principles Of civil
and religious liberty and of the rights
OF adopted citizens. If NATURALIZATION
had done no more than to demonstrate
the nobility of The race of Irishmen
that, though it may not flourish under
the dominion of British monarchy +
hnds soil in the ..land of the fraa,,
congenial to the development of traits OF
greatness which makes America smile
- sweetly for the future as Ireland
mourns over her grandeur of the past
It would have done enough to forbid 4
departure from the patriotic policy of
opening wide the door of an asvlum n
the oppressed land. In no sphere. how.
ever high OF humble. has the Irish sto,k
,ailed to illustr'te its energy, its intsl.
lect, it, activity, AMI endurance in tho
encounter Of American enterprise and
progress. From Montgomery At One.
bec, down TO the mattock ana 49, ~
any canal or turnpike-on everv bstt,s.
held. In che forum, in the halls If is~.
islation. and in the hut of the lshorass
the heart Of the freshman has beaten
high. and his head and his hand have
done their work we'll for the honor ~
PIG race and the welfare Of his adopted
country Here. too. he loses the only
tfs'ts he ought to leave behind him when
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FaRiiy Names.-The following facts are
from al interesting article on the family nom.
enclature of England and Wales. in the six
teenth annual report Of the Regist, RI General OF
England:
The indexes Of births, marriages and deaths
for seventeen and half wears contain more
than 81 100000 names. In England, Smith is
by ar the most common name, while in Wales
that Of Jones predominates. During the periods
above named, the records of both England and
Wales show 2e5, O37 persons named Smith, and
2629OO named Jones. Of the whole popula.
ton of England and Wales in 1855, one person
in - was named Smith, one in rs was q Jones,
one in lis was Williams, and one in l48 q
Taylor, one in l52 Davis, and one in ITS a
Brown. Over half million of the whole popu.
lation were named Smith or Jones.
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The great popularity which MorrAr's LIE
P LIS and PHOENIX RlrTERs have attained in
cons "quence of the extrao binary cures effcc-
ted by their Use, renders it ocessaly for the
pr prietor to enter into a particular analysis Of
their medicinal virtues or properties. Having
been more than twenty years before the public,
and having the united testimony of more thar
Three Millions of persons who have been restor-
ed to the enjoyment Of pc feet health by them,
it is believed that their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public add
nliis of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there are many
who are ready to testify to their efficacy in re-
moving disease, and giving to the whole system
renewed vigor and health.
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers. Scurvy or Erup-
tions of the skim the o. Grafton of the Life Med
icines is truly astonishing. often removing in a
few days, every vestige Of these loathsome dis
eases, by their purifying effects on the blood
Fever and Ague. Dysre, STA, Dropsy. Piles, anil
in short most all diseases. soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should be
without them. as by their timely use much suf-
feIing and expense may be saved
Prepared by VIM. b. MoFFAr, M. d., New
York, and for sale by Hoffman, Benton Il Co.,
McGregor, Iowa.
July, 1857. n38
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cures IN very short time.
All mcycuial tdints entirely removed from the system
All Syphilc cases which have resulted from improper
treatment, or constitutional sypiis treated in thor
ough and scientific manner.
All persons afflicted with that dreful disease Semi.
nal Weakness should apply for Immediately be-
fore the disease has taken thorough hold upon the
system Patients at distance can be treated
fully by stating in writing the symptoms Of their
accompanied by the usual fee 49, and medicines sent by
Express to any part of the country accompanied with
written directions So No communications answered
unless stamps are enclosed.-GN
The Doctor Is also Agent for DR.. VANDERLoUPR's
GREAT EUROPEAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. Price
81 per box and stamps for return postage.
N. B.--MARRIED LADIES who think themselves in
the family way, must not De they are certain
to produce miscarriage. Under every other crcum-
calculated to remove all uterine distractions.
once hours to u A. N. to p. M. P. o. Box
5o4 [marchl 7n75m3]
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SALurATloN.-If you are gentleman
and meet a lady of your acquaintance
in the street, it is her part to notice you
fret. unless, indeed, you are very init
mate. The reason is, if you bow to a
lady first. she may not choose to ac-
knowledge you. and there is no remedy !;
but If she bows to you, you, as a gentle
man, cannot cat her.
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DIR. BOURBON,S
P U | N o. MIC bALSAMl,
On "a N Ee
NE w BRICK STORE.

Az ~ - !" II ~ N S3OU6 Es
Having purchased the entire Stock of
Merchandise owned by Allen & Wilker-.
son, the undersigned respectfully invites
the public before purchasing elsewhere,
to examine the large and complete as
sortment which he is now offering At
reduced figures. ..-
The following brief list of such arti-
cles as recur to the mind, will give.
only faint idea of piles of Merchandise
and the variety Of useful ornamental and
indispensable articles that crowd tho.
commodious Three Story Building.
In Dry Goods, have
Flannels, Cassimeres. Sattinetts..
Broad Cloth Sheetings, Tickings,
Linseys, Jeans, Prints,
DeLains. Cashmeres, Merinos,
Drillings, Silks, Bareges,
satlns, Laces, Grapes
!GROC ERIEs.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Saleratus, Mo-
lasses; SyruPs, Allspice, Pepper. Ginger
Salt, Fish, Flour, &c, &C.,
@ i q t h inx,
A very heavy Stock. of Over Coats,
Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Pants, Draw
ers, Vests, Socks, Wrappers, Hats,
Caps, Cravats,
CROCKERY, of all description,
suitable for the humblest Cabin or the
well furnished Mansion. Glass Ware,
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware.
n
Axes, Saws, Files, Chisels, Planes,
Bits, Augers. Knives and Forks, Pen
and Pocket Cutlery Spoons, Bells, Brads,.
BUILDING MATERIALS,
such as Nails, Glass, Putty, Screws and
Door Trimmings, Timers and
Plasterers' Tools, Oil Stones
CORDAGE OF ALL SIZES STOVES
ALL PATTERNS,
Stove Pipe, Grindstones, Butter and
Provisions Generally.
Blacksmiths' Tools,
MING UTENSILS.
Flows, Rakes, Shovels. Hoes. Spades,
scythes. Log Chains,
Drugs, A general assortment Of Dyes,
and Drugs.
st AT O. ARY.
Note Paper, Letter Paper, Fools Cap.
Memorandum, Check Books, SCHOOL,
Books, Ledgers. Miscellaneous Books.
Pens. Ink, Envelopes, Waters, d., DC
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
Findings always on hand.
Fur n 4 ture.
Bedsteads, Lounges, Chairs, Rocking
Chairs, Tables, Stands, &C., &c.
Ma t t r asa ea.
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks, Umbrel-
las, Grain Sacks.
D % d Il 5 a n d s h Ocs,
In countless numbers and infinite variety.
CLOCKS u JEWELRY.
This Stock was selected to suit the.
wantsand tastes of Northern Iowa, and
they are beginning to melt away under
the influence of tow prices, backed BY
prompt attention of active and accommo-
dating statesmen. We offer our goods
at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or its
equivalent.
Orders from customers in the inte-
rior, faithfully filed and warranted to
suit in quality and price, in every in
stance.
~ The same gentlemanly and atten-
tive Clerks will remain in the Store, and
| wish to retain the same customers.
D. BAUGH.
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The OLD RIP president Kimball,
Mormon, boasts that he has had 'alto-
gether about fifty children; and that he
is still doing the works of Abraham.
Isaac and Jacob"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

~ Mynbeer, do you know what
for we call our boy Hans /?
do not, really"
well, l will tell you. Der reason
we call our boy Hans, because dat ish
his NAME"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

WEST M'GREGOR PROPERTY.

WEST M UKEGOK PKOPEKTY 7.
GOOD TITLES.
WYE now offer for sale, on the most rea.
wv sonable, and to persons who wish to
inn rove, the most accommodating terms, 800
lots in the West Mc(;regor Addition This
addition, for pleasantness of location and con.
venience cannot be surpassed. having an album
dance Of fine water, and being situated on the
main thOroughfare leading to the country
Several fine improvements have already been
commenced, and are fast approaching compile
ton. one Of which will be the finest hotel build
ing in McGresor, to be finished in good style,
and welfkept. Callsoon, as lots are going fast
June Is. 81. II $. GRANGER d. Co.
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DR. A. ]. MARS Ii.

MI. n. y. N1AkNS In
H. PRIMARY, RsTAB.
LIsHEp 1855, corner u
Main and Wisconsin, SITS,
No. 25, Wisconsin, street
MILWAUKEE,, WIscoN.
SIN, Is still open. Where
he II treating every specie.
of PRIVATE DISEASES IN
either sex, and the strict, 81
secrecy Observed.
The Doctors long sxpe-
rience and extensive prac.
tice in this branch of his
profession, in London and
other European cities, and
in this city, enables him to
perform most remarkable
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

1The constable whose palm is &C.
casionally crossed, finds great difficulty
sometimes, when he has summonses to
serve, in getting your address.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

"Do 7ou profess religion ?" mo
sir, ! profess my faith and practice my
religion" Reader, 80 thou and do
likewise.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

People who don't talk much, get the
credit OF deep thinking; and there are Others
who get bad reputation for never thinking at
all, because they will talk.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

10 If we gaze at a mountain, and then look
upon dwarf We shall soon cease 10 complain
Of such minor evils as poverty and taxes.