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A. N MEsvis, Aucttooe-r
DY BANGS, BROTHER < CO.-Irade-Sa
~ Rooms No. Is Psrt
"WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRiDAf,
Juns g. 70 soi H.
81.

"WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRiDAf.
Juns g. 70 soi II.
Csumeocinf eeh DAY 81 10 0ckcka IN
VERY RARE AND CHOlC z OIL PAINTINGS compnsns
vuts 81 merit Of THIN the y-iaee Pro1nehoo.
the dip sushed OLD MASTERS AID 81 Of them .ottnI
the beet T- collection aso includes msny note d A.
PICTURES. Te- paittinEs were r-sed non 20 oIfao-
Paares dunz Preach Siege IN 1852 A9d ~e's Pa
chased city imnledsey theresfte Hsv-.st
e,.,. P.l.e BIT m.,suo-s iberveu-d which prevented
the ovner, siv. until r-csniy sud cnseq-niy theJ hs'e
vnOp~Dsd snd shib~d MI tbs pre'-n. ne ~nsh
~. ZONE 'f''''''' 10 'e' '''"' - '"'
Many OF ,hm sious pctares having s-v II %, 'amp
Gus atu pieces well 10, the fed Pre- Du Of ~ noisf
d-yo>e, The gee, coafus1n which r.ignei IN lbs Roman
Churrh the p-d referred 20 sco1n;' 10 ,oe>
b- looms rrisiOs ration having icuut toei' way .
Ee~YOrt.
y--os'ing III N or the q
Catalogue. Frs3y aud msJ b had ID sPphs'a 'a'
Sa'eTrorn-
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WILL EXCHANGE for STOCKS, BONDS or
w NItCUbBYRED LOTS e.-ssrt trr go g.. ,.
Madison 3str :. = feet fiooi PrSs - '
a,se - go. Apply % q PIERCE No - "ihs u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

DEMOVAL.-S. T. GORDON, Music and Mu
IL scBook Publisher. dsler in Pianos Mslodeons Hamo
pisn. and every variety hus handse hiss removed
bis odious No. 10 Br-edwsy pea
Foph hes he will keep the extensive stock
Of Muss merchandise BE- oord in the county Pianos An<
Aelodeonst 70 lrt-
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STATIONERY an6 fanep Gooos.

A CCOt nj BOOKS manufactured 10 order and
"A raed sud bound 70 pattern Also. LlrHO3RAPHY
ENGRAVING aud LITTER PRESS PRINTING eN~.af.a 10
s.-peIer ussnprr fvCly qu.,s t,r RANKS INSURANCE
OFFICES. CoMfANibS sd MERCHANTS Furnished. of .
sus- nor Qus ty and At moderate Ptiee., BY
WILLIAM 2. HANS
No 10 { ana a.. Il Thonpsou.
NRDHRS for BLANK BOOKS, WRITING PA.
OPFR STATIONERY aud JOB PRINTING .Nioit.A hy
FRANCIS LOUrREI. No - MAdrp lane n. Y Prices 10 =.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
rpvn.y : WINSTON JOHN WADSWOara.
WILLARD FILLMORE, WM }. BsNhsH
n,vrn uo,DrvY SAMUEL n CORNELL.
uIrrr,NV RR.Dy SAMUEL y. SPROUTS
away sMyTUE JOHN n STUART.
ROBERT II McCURDY HAALIN BLAhE'
JOHN '. l. PRUiN. ALFRED ko" AkpS'
WILLIAM BETS. LCCluS RoolSSoS'
tss,c % PEARSON SAMUEL d. BABCOCK.
WILLIAM M0ORY. GEORGE > COZ,
rouN ~ SWIFT CHARLES J. STEDMAS
W - noncr CEPHAS H. MORTON.
RICHARD PATRICK. WA K. STRoHo'
JOSEPH Blunt EZRA "htHLEh'
S,TUAHrFI HAYDEN WILLIAM Il. POPHAM.
JONATHAN MILLER LYCVR OCS EDOERIOS,
ABRAHAM BIHNINGER w SMITH BROWN,
JOHN p yYLVERTOS GEORGE R. CLARK
PREDK s. WINSTON Presilrrt
s.cr,,x.y I,,,c Ass,rr. ActuAry ssrsPAso MoNiN.
Aedcsl Eyanlin,r MfNrCEN Posi- NJ. d.
Geuesa. AseaL HAN II. HIOG.
M.y 10 lEs
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SIMON DRAPEs, Alet.oneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER Office No. 46 Piae-st.,
ID co., Of Wl,sn-Resuu Auction Ss-s the Merchants
Exchange EVERY DAY stock. aud Bonds bOush. And sod
Prysfe Sale.
SALE THIS DAY I,i O'Clock See Catalogue.
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Tor SALE.-S69, 600 of the ten year Ten
i PER CENT SEMI-ANNUAL REAL ESTATE COT
pom BONDS ofthe SALINE COAL AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. In inoi, Ohio River, 100 miles shove Cairo
pay able American ESchspE- B.nk New York Compsoys
charter p-rpsu. and ample IN t provisions rh, 70 oas az
pcit secured BY careful deed Of conveying 20 A Flag
This 100 Ct valuable aud iron lands To-
seher with improvements railroads hnery b1iings
frp.oe ~.snl operation, AID which have cost over
exclusive of the lands Coal aud iron both sue
eIhzus,es very scces.be and folly tested aud developed
CAPITA .,oot Of the Company fully paid, over a1'CS
These bond the remainder II fl2 PLACED Ia our 1and'
Or disposal few days sirce The whole issue 10 only tSs"
the eniir- deb, OF he COmpsny. -
III. Company mi, snd selling over 100 ln CT o4
o.. eqns the ukn- fund on n-ss
honda seeds Of which mainly - nsre toe works
ard ncress- he Business from SO no DAY equs 20
Interest SINKING fund sud pie dividend sn>eholi--s thus
.fordr prohsb- investment beyond qlesaon AID
every Of Pion. return Of both principal sud IA
To. sock " III Company held by u be first business
u,-n Chlcso Cincinnati EeioTk and the E..t s mana
hgh sanding living the WORK. Ih- Dfe tors
comprise Of hgh standing who Obls-d ~ VISIT he
grounds vice II esch year.
To rooumoste parties who have r-siy small
poiou will b. sOi credit and payments msy D. male 10
sma. irs.A'nl-nt.. ., -.
Tney oarei With entire oon6donee Fil Information And
urdo.6tsi references given ey =,
MORSE L Co, BsnkeTs. No. u Wsilst
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W r. WEsrcoIr, Aactione-r.
ARGE SAL of ZINE HOUSEHOLD FIR-

7 ARGE SALE Of FINE HOUSEHOLD FIR-
IL NIT RE-Brocsie Pslicr Su'-. superior Piano Forte st.
r-rb PAINTINGS. costly s-. Eus,h bronze Chsnde-f- A-
fHIS DAY (Nednr.osy Msy 49, ST ~ O'Clock. -mbrscn.
rge and beautiful collection Of ch snd vsusbe Funitur-
rae work. OF Ar; Aruoir- Glaze Bots de Rose tine Piano
Tor,s pier aud mantle Mirrors Sofs sud pier tables 90
yard, ich Cs,tes Beds and Bedding dos rom Furniture
Il rirtlou China Cut Glass Silver Nar- &c, coz
sn@ n The iesifenc-~so j2 IVES. 2lt t IN ay the
Of which will he positive Catalogue will D. reaiI tnf
house rDornirg For full particulars Hesd sed Tunes
B. will b. required from al purchaser aud Tel,
Al be Ia Attendance art OF ship the good.
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EkST RIVER BANK The Sgperntenirs, Il
IL - sSs q o,r-Hsso = go sac NJ. b.r.s
= psrr-s-oe a.ysr 10 iS :, 'Ae 40, 1858 .,,n,s1
= ID, .'s..s 90: f.s ri,'s %, .aa ss s., iss
VIZ $. c,RMls C.s-
r.Cn,c B.1x NV Yo,x M.y IsS
T'lIE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this dss
hr. Jay Jsn- To- tsns,ss sooss oil 81
f',- 3D.. sra ir''..s u. a. i'' POT p,.cv
sssFsr n nlcol.T Asia~~.
DY ALBERT H. hlC0LAY-Ofhcs No 4
soSos sorls ga o,h-t ssetSirIEs s:.y AZ. $40
s;,s-. Sac iiss oar .. 4, . se,.' |. as x,ss..aS
sn. c.; - xs-..Ss D. ~
a MEXICAN BANK-NOTE COMPANY.-Fr
"A ~ prpD-@ y Pacias To- Bs1kSo. CARNEY Of tn
~ upo1 bs.' II si,-iet scutJ with The SANE features
ne yusgac3 b.. - ib hfu sBs,s.e u TIE ka.sss
Of Bah NJ, Enrs'ios ,ll Pneos /. a- usi 81 Se:ss
.p,s.r D., Tie ssye q THE American hank -aors
COMPANY sd h.'e .ssa dul, ts.,po,ssa b ..
tbs 6. npsny of-rs toe public Gpor'su, slsss
Is ccr Oip. - ss,e.. -sl 'sd -sP~~a'- via 's- uep
I,i.5..so = a. =: in pso,.nent. in unaebinery
T. oa--, TIE oPoof' nifty q sr'7n oz 'ss -ssr nssssa
Rev, the creates. po.sb- s-a'y By the 'e9-''O' Itss
# vo'k 49,, -.
cof " .s..: cont.nsrace. hat might As.s
luton er d-rsnseme,, ofsny par',cal" afn
Phsssephi. Boz ~ Sauy Cine anst Css>o cal
New O-is ana
Te flowiay ire u tn Trrs,s app MID ssss
FREEMAN RANDOM
TRACY EDSON,
CaARLES TOPPAh
SAMUEL IL CAaPfNff&
NOsYLFY l. DANfORrN.
EDWARD : DANt0RTH
DORSEY BALD
NATHANIEL JOCEL1S
WILLIAM III. WHITING
ccmp.e,ed to- a
order, "a h u
hb r-pre.e7trs c. viii hsr-sr'r sspi 10 Bead
ing INSTITUTIONS th- Advantages seocsb ass al
-.sds BY ell The HVuses ocmpo.,ns this Corps
ION Tbe price, viii remain tee 80 besetStor.
W" KtwpOS WRIGHT. HATCH YOsoS.
Nv Yen Non.rp. Cipcinbs, ard N~~ Oresna
Nth Isaac Cssy the Ensl ne Bsns Note Co, Bsca.
.od d, os6t MATHEWS M"ntra
TOPPkH CARPENTER &C.
New loik Phi.si~pha CiGcnlSi srt bbs,c-
DANPORTH. PERKINS Co
Ua.s Dario.th. Nrixat Co D.
Te~ YoTt Pills elphia. Cinciausa sat b)sos
BALD COtSLAND Co.
Nes.YoTk AZ Philadelphia
IOCfLYN. DRAPER WELSH 4 Co,
DRAPER WyLsH L Co. Psisdspai.
New You Phi ade.esis sni Bss'oa
VELLSgpOD HAY 4 WdlrlSU
Nv Yotk sai CaiessA
JOHN Z. GANiT
AbsDy.
E-w-Yors. May is2
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Albert II. NcoLAY. AGotioneer: ~
WITHOI L RESERVE 10 the HIGHEST BID
w DER-ALBERT II. SCOLAi ~il sel AZ Auction on
THURSDAY May n IL o'clock. ST the Aerrhsnts Ek.
csn,e the very desirable Sty and hsh bs~ment BRIO
UOISP LOT No. l3s East 9th south side, -
tween "a ard Sd ava tanning al the modern improvem-nts
Term. and nt.p.abl-. For l particulars suc
n heal in Morning Express Courier snd Eng Daily News
nuoia Advertiser and Evening Post sPPy - the Auc-
toc-~T No. Broad u.
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I0GO0 ACRES PRAiRIE IANDS !

>'sS ~ - 49, ie~s 49, &ea A TIMRk .,s
OPfNINo LAMBS IN Ma nssA 10 mile. &c, 81 / g.
dsrb 1871 iee X ~ ENrf Nsty RAgsG b. rtrh,,f-i
property usfr -. : tN ts0
F.'sr - .tTy :. B o.s,u - hsas- So \v-s,v 80
So To Led. f"PSA a. a7eI - 4 q. rIFRcS ~
H. Va. su-t
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Go printers.

A FOUR CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
IN The Pub.h.s Of Tux rsIsVNE having b~n obliged 20
purchase Hoes Teu Cylinder Power Printing Presses
he the world In otder the requirements 81
IN. large circulation o,I for SALE THE ROUR-CYLlNDER
PRESS which the ousdes OF their Daily aud their Semi
W-eky editions have hitherto beoA printed The press
expressly for ushss BEEN in in -ssbh al
ment fa sx yese-hs' cost very little for repairs and
never aed render good service. Its fl cspActy 10 Il oo
impr per hour. but lie ordinary speed shout So II
Goa. rs ar 10 and will b. sod-nce ons.r need it
fps 4 0o cash Appy a. HORACE GREELEY hCo,
Iribune BuldinSs, New. fork.
VNO PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER PUB
Il LiSHERS-Th The subscribers offer for saePRlNlING MA
CHIMES of The following sfc.;
DOub'e- ylnter Printing Machine. bed 4fiGn.
Double slnJer Plntius Machine, bed 5ix&
DoUhle }fndeI Printing Ma hns. bed SoaSL
Dcusle-cylnder Printing Ma hine, bed NSS;.
SINCE yndrr Printing Machine. bid So>S
susl. cylinder Printing Msshne, bed 5iNp
Jos Printing bine bed lSxl6
Caid Pr ntng Msshnea
Sesess Hand Presses. with Steam And S-linkng M1hse
Ih~ above have been IN use but sho, tIe ben PIT IL
es"P eie oior and wi h~ .od II low pti Appy =
HOE c.. Nos. ~ and 81 Colds, n. \.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17
The Test.

1t was New Years in Chicago-thc New
Years day Of 1857. Since Christmas, winter
had set in, in good old fashioned earnestness.
Snow had fallen to the depth Of several inches,
and being firm and hard made excellent sleigh
ing. rare thing in that city. 1t was cold, yet
not too cold. and the slcighing was excellent
Every body that had . suitable conveyance or
could get ono. was out enjoying rare sport only
the mere keenly to be enjoyed for its r'rity. 1t
was indeed gala day bright and beautiful
over head, brighter and more beautiful still to
the human hearts beating 30 joyously beneath.
Finest Hammond set in bis counting room
busily engaged in attending to the reception Of
large quantity of goods just arrived. He
was young yet, but fast rising to wealth and
position. Born in the East he had brought
NTH him all the habits Of strict attention OF
business which were there generated. There
fore. when he did give himself up to enjoy ncnt
it was with double zeal. Naturally warm
hearted and impulsive, and social vith,.l. h..
keenly enjoyed society. And when he entered
it, he was ever welcome companion, both with
his own and the opposite. And now closing
his books with q look Of satisfaction and relief,
he determined to give himself rp 10 the annual
gala day.
Willie business was pend, z he had closed
bis eyes and ears to all else. bit now he could
not fail ~ hear the unusual stir in the sire. Is
and feel that while he had been engaged within
doors, all had been life and commo,ion without
When be came forth, the streets pressntsd .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

TERRIBLE sLASHING.

The following terrible account of a
duel in the United States is no work of
fiction, but the history of an actual
occurrence that took place in public
tavern some years ago, and amidst a
number of Witnesses
To make the story Ineligible, it
should be promised that staggering
slave-holding man, calling himself CO.
lionel, one of those ruffianly bullies that
occasionally infest society, on entering a
tavern, swore that he would raise a
fight, and, in order to do go, walked
quietly up TO young man in the com
pany, and, after listening to some private
conversation between himself and a
friend. deliberately told him that he was
liar and a coward. A challenge to
fight duel was the consequence, and
the awful narrative that follows discloses
the frenzied mode Of fighting and the
result of the fight.
Reconciliation being found impossible.
and all the ordinary modes Of fighting
a duel being rejected. . new PROPOSE
ton was made it was this-that in or.
der to disarm one of the parties Of his
decided advantage as duelist. and to
prevent the other. as far as possible,
from being butchered. as well as want
only insullcd, and, in short. to place
both upon as perfect an equality as poss-
ible, the following articles should bc
agreed to-:
"That the landlord should give up
the use Of large empty room. which
extended over the whole top of his
house, and allow every window to be
closely blocked UP with shutters and
boards. When this was done, the du.
elis.s should be divested Of every article
Of clothing. armed each with a brace d
pistols and a Bowie-knife. and then lei
into the room, three minutes being Civ.
Zen, after the closing of the door. bafors
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

Hon. TIMOTHY DAvIs.-Our Des
Moines correspondent "Grout House"
handled "our member" pretty roughly
in late number of the Times, but we do
not agree with him in supposins Mr..
Davis to be an inefficient agent of Iowa
interests. He is the Representative OF
a large and very intelligent District,
and in justice to his constituency and
more particularly to these who voted for
him, we conclude that he is a man Of
talent. integrity and tact. He is spoken
of by all, as having great kindness Of
heart.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

OLD ENGLISH LAws.-"Under the
shop-lifting act" says sir William Mer-
edith, addressing the House of Com
mons in 1777, "One Mary Jones was
executed, whose case l shall just men
ton. 1t was about the time when press
warrants were issued on the alarm about
Falkland Islands. The women's hus-
band was pressed, their goods seized for
some debt of his, and she, with two small
children, turned into the streets beg
ging. IT'S a circumstance not to be
forgotten, that she was very young un-
der nineteen } and remarkably handsome.
She went to linen draper's shop, took
some coarse linen off the counter, and
slipped it under her cloak. The shop
man saw her, and she laid it down. For
this SHE was hanged. Her defence was
that she had lived in credit, and want
for nothing, till the press-gang came and
stole her husband from her 1; but since
then she had no bed to lie on-nothing
to give her children to eat. and they arere
almost naked! and perhaps she might
have done wrong, for she scarcely knew
what she did, Tile parish officers tes-
tilted to tie truth Of this story. But it
seems there had been a good deal OF
shoplifting about Ludgate; an example
was thought necessary (by the judges,
and this woman was hanged for the com
fort and satisfaction of some shopkeep-
ers in Ludgate street. When brought
to receive sentence, she behaved in such
frantic manner as proved her mind to
be in desponding and distracted state,
and the child acas sucking at her breast
achen size set ont fol 1yburn (gollous.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

A ISLANDER REFuTED.-J. B. Dorr
Esqr., Ed. in Chief of the Express &
Herald at Dubuque has been charged
with ro65ing the School Fund Of $4,000.
In late issue of the Express & Fer
aid Mr.. Dorr publishes note from N,
Chapline leading Republican Lawyer
Of Dubuque certifying that Dorr has
given good real estate security for the
money as all other borrowers in the State
are required to do. We have very
contemplate opinion of an Editor who
would insist upon retailing known Sian.
der. a4
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p O + II r. Y.
For the North Iowa Times.
Carrie and I.

remember, remember,
What unruly romps were We
When VIC played ss girls together,
Where were wilder ones than wei
Climbing trees and over fences,
Through the water with bare feet
Full Of fun and mischief ever
Winding neither cold nor heat.
remember, I remember,
The brown school houss in tho SUN,
And the merry group Of children,
That, when morning tasks were done,
Scampcrcd to the shady brook-side,
Like . band Of prisoners free,
Or, with dinner baskets swinging,
Claimed their seats in the old trse.
I remember, I remember,
When the evening stars were out,
How We sat and watched their coming,
Not with gay and giddy shout
But our words were low and thoughtful,
And We wondered how the wise
Knew the world was hung on nothing,
Turning round beneath the skies.
remember, I remember,
The sad morn she went away;
How I missed her in my studies,
How missed her in my play
How thought the flowers VIC tended,
On each petal bore tear;
How watched their early fading,
How I wcpt upon their bier
remember, remember,
But my memory cannot keep
All the long and shadowy hours,
That in dim oblivion sleep
but know the fond affection
That so joined our hearts Of old,
Through our years Of separation,
Never has grown strange or cold.
LINNIE.
H-A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

"Dont turn up your nose. Maj.
Beale of Vermont now in Europe fought
duel in Austria and had piece of his
nose cut of. lie instantly seized it,
placed it where it belongs. tied it up and
it healed-but on untying the bandages
it was found to be wrong side up.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

LEAD.-The Galena Courier gives
glowing accounts of the Lead discover
les in that vicinity. The School boys
even are making money by working at
shaft during the hours usually devoted
to play.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

The attention of our readers is called
to the notice in relation to meeting of
the officers of the Agricultural Society
of Clayton Couny. These matters must
be promptly attended to if you wish to
see the Society successful.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

Pacific R. R.-It begins to look as
though the California Railway will have
its main trunk above the latitude of st.
Louis-possibly on a line due west from
Milwaukee Who knows?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

FEBRUARY lUth. 1883.
Mr.. EDiroR:
In looking over late Copy of your
paper my attention was arrested by an
article purporting to be description of
New Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa. As
I have been in the vicinity of Howard
Co., for few weeks I have had an op-
portunity of noticing some Of the feat
ures Of the County and Towns. The
exaggerated description of Towns and
sect on of country are often I think,
agseat wrong to the Immigrant, who
is often induced to change his line oi
travel in the expectation Of finding a
place to his mind, and who when he
has reached the spot finds to his disap-
pointment that the place does not come
up to the description which he saw oft
The article referred to stamps New Ore
gon "as one of the conspicuous points
among the galaxy of thriving Towns ol
Northern Iowa. and then goes on Ia
state that adjacent Counties are covered
with Paper Tos0ns' which would natur.
ally lead a stranger into the idea that the
galaxy of thriving Towns of North.
ern Iowa were paper Towns" only e1-
listing in the brain of dreamers and thai
New Oregon ranked as conspicuous
one of that number. This would be AT
erroneous idea-so far as my observa'
ton has extended there are very few pa.
per Towns in Northern Iowa. The ar
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

FREE TRADE.-One day, at farm.
house. wag saw an old gobbler trying
to eat the strings Of some nightcaps that
lay on the grass to bleach. 'That, I"
said he, lis wha, l cal Introducing cot
ton into Turkey"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

DEFERRED.-The drawing of the Art
Association is put over to March 25th.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17
GRANT G' PECK.

GRANT s. PECK,
nEALERS in all descriptions Of Threshing
DMach;nes. Reapers, Grain Drills, Tanning.
Mills. COrn-Shellers, Straw Cutters. Horse
Rakes, Flows, Cultivators, Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons, Open. and Top Buggies, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally.
Warehouse. upper end OF Main Street,
MCGREGoR, Iowa.
D- Particular attention given to Consign-
ments
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN +. PECK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17
$N(e/ Mcoregor Forever!

At McGrcgor now there Is fcasting and fun,
For the OYSTER season has just begun;
You can have them Raw, or Stewed, or Fried,
In all the shapes that dish can be tried
Fresh from the SHELL. KEc or CAN,
In dozens or galons-to suit each man.
Along the streets there arc plenty of places
Where a trHe of cash makes smiling faces
But among the boys-we speak as we feel.
There are none like METzGER to get up a meal
lie fianks the Plates with LAGER so nice
To swim the beauties-please take our advice,
When you find in your pocket quarter to spare,
just stop at the GEM-MErzaRR is there
Ready to furnish as rich dish
A. the heart of man woman could wish,
At a price quite low-so come along soon
To HARpING's BLOCK in the GEN SALOON.
Nov. 4. So
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TNARMERS and all others hereby informed that
~ ready to Store Produce Of all kinds
until Spring, at enable rates.
To those indebted to would say that We will
pay the
HIG II EST RICES
for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Beef, Horses, Hogs,
Sheep Wood, Cattle any other article which be
tort ured into pay.
This is our LAST CALL on the delnluents, and il
this offer Is not accepted We will reScrt to LAW.
JONES 4 BASS.
McGrcSer, Iowa, Nov. 7th. tltf
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ORLANDO McCRANEY.

General Real Estate Agent McGregor Iowa. Will at
tend to the purchase aud sale OF Real Estate in any
norton of Northwestern Iowa. Locate Land Warrants
enter Land Invest money good security; pay Taxes
Investigate Titles. &c. &c.
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YOUNG AMERICA
Saloon & Restaurant,

Prairie du Chen, Upper Town. W;s.
D. H. RosENsTElN. Proprietor
3-Nfeals at all hours, 81
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STRAWBERRY PoINr, February 1858.