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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Boots and Shoes.-IRA HULBURr (he Judge)
calls attention to his new Shoe shop over Gran.
gers store. His Adv. is rather poetic for this
rough weather but the sous Of St. Crispin have
always been noted for hammering the lap stone
and counting the muses. ut the same time. Mr..
Hulburt is a workman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Eariy.-A married lady of Paducah aged
ta''teen' recently gave birth to a child weigh
ing one and quarter pounds In the language
OF the unmarried wet-nurse to Midshipmau
Easy's father when he demonstrated with her
for the sin Of illicit intercourse, "Ohi deer sir,
it was such latle one :"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Stocks-The NJ. d NJ. Road adver,ises h.
carry stock to Milwaukee or Chicago at very
low rates. The Stock raisers of Iowa will make
note of it and read the notice in our paper
signed JOHN LAwLER-there is no mistake
either in Lawler or ourselves this time
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
BADLY FROZEN,

Jefferson, Cook Co., ILL.,, Dec. %, lsl9
Mr. W. b. Sloan-Dear Sir: On my way home from
Chicago last winter, was ovcrtaken by one of the &C.
vcrest snow storms ever saw. Night soon came on
and lost road and wandered about on the prairie
nearly all night. When almost ready to perish came
to the house Of friend, but 1t with great difficult
t that got into the house One hand was badly fro.
zen, End my sufe.ings from it were entirely beyond
description several pieces of bone came out of one
finger My friends feared nothing short OF amputati-
on would fave my iife But your valuable Ointment
was freely applied, and not only my life, but also my
maud, saved Very respectfully,
z. BYINGTON
See Sloan's advertisement In another column Iw
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
Select School,
New Hotel
SCOTT 4 WRIGHT,

Amss3eaa aoeel 30 leeve - hlbea che 1sNveltne
p1blie 81 ~ ~ - 1aaklaa, thas thev iatsoA -
1aae h Nees10 ~ Da1eeaaoo q travellers aa0 = -
bsosaee - the wasts ~ Gasstp, spsA 1ass 80 ~
press ass any ndueeDsats hope % have shass ~
huslnsss. -
In eoansxou With the Hotel. \ The largest Bagn y
town, which b under The charge Of - sgpeg1aneol
OsslsE, aad tsanstsrs cen dspssA nsos havias tAss
teams we'll cared for. ag $50 q
Our houss bshg the $50
Stage Office. Railroad TSekst o.
America Ezpress and Gsssrs! Fssiek1
Office.
presents more advantages than any other ean 49, -
the city, and al ask q our fEisndA 4 70 ~ -
once, end u not satisAed, nat 70 como asaie,
Call on ~ ladies aad gsnss.ss. gst acqSal11el 1h
our style aud see how you like n, 1064% u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
J. c. RUSSELL,
NTH.
NTH. ~ RussBLL
WINDSOR TANNFRY.

- skins shares or Tor Cash. Leather OF cash OK.
changed for Hides We solict the patronage Of Farm.
esbusgh aud adjoining townships and will guarantees
invite oil 70 call and examine Leather aud try il
before they condemn it, Our leather il tanned by tho
Daniels process. SMITH 4 RUSSELL.
WisDson Clayton Co., Iowa, Oct. ., is5snlms
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
WOOlliscrOn

III AS Removed to the room lately occupied by Lee
IL kinnard as Bank, aud he will be found well
stocked with
FRUITS,
CRACKERS,
CHICAGO ALE
And other eatabes and drinkables. He respectfully
invites his customers to hunt him up aud give him
their trade
CRACKERS by the Barrel always on hand at low
prices lO9tf
McGregor, Nov. 18th, 1858.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
kENYnN'S NEW
SKY.lICHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

nVER the Post Office, McGregor, Is now open and
" ready for visitors. Thankful for your liberal pat.
ronage during the past summer, am determined to
merit in the future by making such Pictures and
such prices shall please all. feel confident that
can do 20, having had ten years practice Of the art
Dagusrreotypes, Ambrotypes, Melainotypsa, Cairo
types Papyrotypes Photograp hs taken In one to ten
seconds at rs cents to 10 dollars. O. A. KENYON.
McGregor, Nov. II, lS56n9tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
NOTICE.

VXYILLiAMs 4 HARVEY would request al those
wv owing them either by Note Account, now
due, call and settle mmedistely and costs
We must collect old matters without respect Of
persons.
McGrezvr, Iowa, Nov. g. is3sn3vo a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

BaN.-On "Wednesday next, Nov. Oath, the
Mondell House at North McGregor will be
opened with Co'illion party. Omnibuscs will
run from this place to North McGregor and a
pleasant party may be anticipated.
Bachelors Geo. Church and w. Il. Mon
Grief are the managers
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

A good sgn.-Merrill d Barron of this city
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Merchan-
disc should US last week several packages Of
goods marked to firm in Manchester Iowa,
to be sent by Packet to Dubuque d Pacific r
K. to their destination. When McGregor com
mences trade with dealers on the line of the
Dubuque lway, it is time for our big neigh.
Dor bel6 ook out. .-.... .... .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Ne~ Goods-TERay is in receipt Of an,
quantity Of New Clothing and Furnishin,
Goods. He has had aheavy trade this fall and i
is difficult to keep supplies up to the demand
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
Time In Money

EA q
A ND II you want to save time aud money, you can
"A do 80 by calling on me whom you have dns
Clocks Watckss and Jescelry
for cleaning and repairs Ny business has % much
increased that have been obliged 70 add 70 the esa
another hand. I have engaged JoMA HANNA. Who .
known far and near, - bsln9 the SssT Watch, Clock
and Jewery makcr and repairss In the Stass and for
the last 20 years, has followed the above businss
Ny facilities for
Watch.Makimg,
- .ach that defy eo.npesition. havs .h:sl and
toeth-eutting engine, which y Of the finest IN
also have 1ottoms Lathe, which y the ooly genuine
one 10 the tate tDubuque exceptsd) and the right -
use IT, and ~ the fixtures With said Lathe. have
Towr Pivottey for Attipg and polishing 6uer work
than can b. made With the common Sxtss Lathe used
and manufactured only by 0unsmiths. am prepar-
Cd to DO Gold and silver Plating, 0slvaning and Fire
Gliding, Watches, spoons and Roshs plated to order
German silver spoons plated aud made - good -
silver. Engraving neatly executed.
Give me cali st the old stand one door East Of
4nler's stove store.
tender my thanks to my numerous old customers
for past hvors, End wish continuance Of the rame
McGreyor, Oct. 90, lsSstfl05 r.. 2. WOOD.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Temperance Leetuye.-C. G. Fuller will de-
liver the Temperance Lecture on Thursday
evening, Nov. 18th.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
BEWARE |

IN Jones Of Windsor, Clayton county, Iows, ths
amount Of certain note signed by and payable to
him bearing date about Sept. 22d 1851, calling for $50
and that the SAID Freedom Jones refuses deliver
said note. Tho public are advised Of this that no
psrson will trade for. have determined not 70 pay
1t the second time n. NICHOLS.
McGrsgor, Iowa Nov. 9th, ls5snswa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Dgtrre1 had pref AIRED for this week 8
paper, short article on the State Loan, one ON
Politics and twenty or more brief notices Of
WHAT'S going on in the world. We have on
hand an interesting letter from Granite
poetic favor from Jennie Grove" of Indiana.
an excellent prose article by Mrs. L. A Pradt
Of Wisconsin and several other contributions
from valued friends, but all these are doomed
to bide their time because Of the rush Of New
Advertisements which cover five columns of
tue present issue. Readers often COMPLAIN of
TOO much advertising. but they should rcmem-
Ter that this is what the printer lives by, nor
should they forget tina. such signs are the best
evidence Of returning prosperity. Those ,ohe
hare raid US for the present colume have our con-
sent 10 scold.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

fersonat.-Prof Bugbce of the Upper Iowa
University favored US with visit the pas, week.
he, as well as many other reverend gentlemen
was here as an attendant upon the Ministerial
Lycenm we learn that their exercises we're
highly Interesting. The Professor is compare.
lively young man, an excellent conversation.
alist, man of pe,y without being o biso,, a
scholar without pedan,ry and very pleasant
gentleman in every respect. He gave us an
interesting account Of the origin and prospects
OF the University over which lie presides, and
when space permits anil inclination prompts
We shall give it to our readers. We learned
enough TO convince US that there is no ncccssi
~ TO send Iowa boys and girls out Of the State
to acquire an education. The terms Of Tuition
are very low. the location of the College is
beautiful and healthy and no sectarianism is
intcrmixed with til. educational teachings.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Ukenyon has removed his Daguerrean
Rooms to the P. o. building, up stairs. He
is . fine artist and does work cheap. His cuiro.
typoes or lcathcr-types are the most convenient
presents for distant friends that can be imsgin.
ed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

SsI-Dymond has sold his Basatelle Sa-
loon to o man whose name we forget-thc
new man 10 young aud looks energetic.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Ches,-Ihe NcGregor Club Was organized
on Friday evening last. Eleven members
were present, many more IN the village are
designing to enrol themselves under Caissas
banner. The admission fec is so cents. the
assessments such as will NEE: expenses. The
regular mcctings arc Oh the first and third
Wednesdays of each month. A. P. Richard
son was elected President, John J. Jarre,
Secretary. and David Drummond Treasurer
for the first year
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Chan9e.-Wison l. Potter Of the Broad
Gauge, it will be SEEN. have dissolved. WILL.
SON, with SLOAN (the best illiard layer
on the Mississippi) as assistant, will run the
institution, hereafter. Neither OF these gentle
men need our COMMUNICATION they are known
iavorably throughout the country.
Mr.. Potter leaves shortly for Troy, Ny,
which is his home His residence here has
made him many friends who will regret his dc.
par'ure. AS McGrgor seldom loses citizen,
we calculate with confidence, as well as plea.
sure. that Potter will come back in the Spring
and cplant himself here for life. Bring her
along with you next time, Isaac, and you can
live more contenicdly in the west.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

Preachin9-Rev. Mr.. Stcbbins of The Uni.
ycrsalist Church will Preach at Fraser's School
Room Oh Sunday at ~ o'clock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLU ZION.
NHE Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
OfWilEOn Il Potter Is this day dissolved by mutu-
alcousent II Wilson will continue in the Saloon and
Restaurant business at the "Broad Gauge and viii
settle all accounts due from, or to the late firm.
~ II. WILSON.
McGregor, Nov. 10th, ls5sp9w4 l. I. POTTER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN Lost
And the last aud only child given up to die with
Consumption! Read the following statement Of a
highly respectable Druggist
Mr.. VIM Worcy. of Hancock county, Ohio impart.
in Fndlay. e'"''
Mr. Worley had lost three, out of family of four
children, by that dread destroyer CoNsuMprioN His
fourth aud last child taken down. and coptip uod
to grow worse and worse until the family dispared Of
his life A sister Of Mr.. Morley advised him to try
tic OF and administered it in strict accordance with
the directions, containing its through one entire
night. Next morning the child commenced vomiting
copiousiy and threw up more chan pint Of matter
the relief was instantaneous. The child commenced
improving, and now (three weeks after using the Raj
sa> quite we'll Mr. Morley thinks that his child will
Findlay. Ohio Feb. Is, 1858. IO7va
BoLLEs, SMITH Il Co. II south Water st. Chicago
western Agents. to whom all orders shsuld DO address,
ed, For sale by Hoffman, Benton Co., IN Nclsrego-
fEvERs.-Fevers, like every other form OF dease TO
which the human system Ii liable il cau,ed by impure
ssns VIII & n 20
cast out Of the body the corrupt which deadly
mors ore at with each other, and the comruotiou
which follows causes fever and heat The symptoms of
fever are various causing heaviness languid difficult
bre' thing, eyes dull and heavy, anxiety, signing and
yawnng, alternate ts of heat and cold After which
the patient complains Of pains in the head and back
great thirst nausea and sickness fulncss about the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting bilious matter Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills acknowledged to be
strengthening and delightful medicine for all kinds OF
They not only cleanse the stomach and bowels
from all bilious matter, but they open the excretory
vessels, causing them to pour copious illusions from
the blood into the bowels after which the corrupted
mas fntGsn out sy the natural passage Of the
will be to take large In order to have them ope
rate thoroughly by the bowels take from three to Eve
nght and morning. until the entirely disappears
After which, from to four every evening until Well
ana you Will DO convinced tcat this Is the best way to
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

URead Wolliscoit's New business notice
David is 0. X. in his line. and always sells a
good article.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-11-17

We return you our sincere thanks for ths
liberal patronage given u, and solicit comx
tinuance Of the same, hoping that By selling
good Goods at Fair Prices. not only 70 merit
yorr confidence, but receive your patronage.
Groceries, Nails. Ndss n sWcodsxscays
y ss'sa'rs az HNKYEEJze UHkKON.
Nc Crcgor, Scrt. l, Ie5etf99
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-10

H The newspapers state that Mr.. McRae was
"very severe on the Standard" in his Wilmington
and Goldsborough speeches. We expected this.
We do not fear Mr.. McRae, nor do we desire his
compliments. We spared him in his contest with
Mr.. Ashe, and We have stood by him and been his
friend, when others denounced him and would have
cut him off from the Democratic party; and now,
simply because We have attempted to perform our
duty to our principles and our party organization
by exposing the shallowness of his arguments and
his disorganizing conduct, singled out, and
the gentleman is very severe upon the Standard"
The Standard will, we hope, survive it ALL No
public man is more indebted to the press for the
reputation he enjoys than Mr.. McRae; but some
public men have way, when the course of the press
does not suit them Of turning upon it and endeavor
ing to destroy the very power by which they have
been lifted to political responsibility.
We also learn that Mr. Leak is "vcry severe upon
the Standard" His proclamations against the Stan
dard and its Senior Editor are said to be equal to
those of Bonaparte upon the Alps. We confess that
Mr.. Leaks course in this respect amuses US. We
learn that when he concludes his speeches he is
sponded to by faint shuffiing of feet and by feel
ing, unexpressed it is true that he will speak next
time at some other point. Only when he is "rery
severe" upon the Standard is he applauded, and
then only by the Know Nothngs.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-10

these subjects and in spirit of fairness and con.
ciliation, but with the rmness demanded BY the i'm.
portance of the rights and interests involved to sd.
opt such course as may Seem TO them most proper
and efectual to secure the objects of the foregoing
resolutions, through the action, and under the guar.
anteeS of said Convention. a
Resolred That the Democracy of Madison, as one
man, heartily approve and support the democratic
administration of President Buchanan and that es-
peciaiiy his wise and patriotic position on the Kan.
sas Constitutional question, merits the applause, and
should receive the unflnching support Of the undi
vIded South, and of national men everywhere.
Resoloed, That without dsparaging the just claims
OF any OF the many democrats in the State worthy
OF the Office We take occasion to express prefer
ence for w. W. Avery, Esq, of Burke, as our first
choice for Governor, and as q nomination eminenty
worthy Of and acceptable to the party throughout
the State.
Resolcsd, That the Chairman of this meeting be
requested to appoint 30 delegates to represent Mad
son county in the approaching Democratic State
Convention
Which resolutions, after short and appropriate
speeches advocating their adoption and unanimous
approval, by Gen. B. NJ Edney and David Coleman,
Esq, were re-read by John G. Yancy and mani
mously adopted.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions, the
Chairman appointed the following Delegates to re.
present Madison county in the State Democratic
Convention, to be held at Charlotte on the 14th day
of April next:
Col L. A. b. Duckett, j. W. Reeves, Esq., Samuel
Smith, j. j. McElroy. Benjamin West. L. ID Carter,
X. p. Merrell, Dr. Joseph A. Mcdowell, Dr. John
Yancy, DR.. John Anderson, j. NJ. Carver. Lawrence
Allen, William Brown, A. Jarvis, Esq, John Peak,
Edward Carter, F. NJ. Lawson, Joel Holcombe, w.
A. Patterson, James McNew, Thomas Paine ESQ,
A. j. Ramsey. A. A. Dewesse, N. A. Farnsworth
On motion Of Lewis Palmer, ESQ.,, John G. Yancy
and r. NJ. Farnsworth were added to the list.
On motion, DIR. John A. Dickson, Marcus Erwin,
Esq, Gen. B. NJ. Edney and David Coleman, Esq,
were appointed proxies.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Asheville Ne,cs, after which the
meeting adjourned.
LEWIS PALMER, Chm.
| JOHN G. YANcY, S
R NJ EARNswoRru ( oeo'elaIee.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-10

party is now undergoing the severest test ever ap-
piled to it; and that party is of the strongest
bonds of the Union, ard as its disruption and disso
luton would inevitably hasten events which would,
in the very nature of things array the two sections
in deadly antsgonism, if not plunge them into the
calamites Of disunion, every sincere patriot must
hope that it will be equal to the crisis, will succeed
in admitting the State and in giving peace to
the country. We know that there are factionists
here, and factionists in the free States, who
nothing but party in all these things; and who,
while every moment is big with events for veal or
for woe to the Republic engaged in calculations
of party trumphs and exulting the prospect of
the disruption and defeat of the national Democracy
These factionists are, however, powerless. They
cannot change the course of things by any efforts
any predictions of theirs; and if the State should
be admitted at once and peace restored to the
try, it will be in consequence of no exertions Of
THEIRS but the result of the combined action of
patriotic and conservative in all portions of the
Union
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-10
HIIHfl-tvJ siJ IN ,IIj>uH 20 isii.l1S3 Urn ,yyo3
si1a e .lfesHEdLE IN nMHEs f222. hi%si' ,.S'
A r,EM5xiIEE"sSKAA ,5x he 'issHSSls e. =; '.s,1a s,;s

THE UNDERSIGNED HXS ESTA BL fsA EEb fHx
above School, and NOV Cd his pups frou tslseTn na
Female Seminary for the folft@ng E<GN
under the arrangement existing at 0le knA As tS ~
adequately provide for sustain himself Of
educating loan pupils 3D. Because of the
ages High Point for the education of both paving and loan
pupils. have now the of of the most ma9uf6Et
brick buildings in the State being 100 feet long IL wfdk
and having "a rooms l6 l6, six % g. lecture rooe
36 = A, with extensive basement apartments &c
high Point from its immediate connection with Saern
lis proximity to Normal College its elevation and heAni.
ness and frm the intelligence morality and piety OF Ia
citizens is one of the most eligible sites Female Schoo
On the North-Carolina Railroad. = -
One citizen erected the building and the Others havs
pledged themselves TO secure forthwith Globes Maps New
Piano. Apparatus and Lbrary-ihose indispensable aux.
il'aries of a thorough female education go gsIf
The object Of the above Institution is 1st To educ,4s
young ladies for teachers Twenty-Five young ladies Of
limited means will be admitted at once and the entire
amount of their tuition loaned Them until they can
teach and pay it. To prepare young ladies' for entering
South.
The Sessions will correspond with those of Normal Col
e Nome but experienced and competent are or
will be employed. Board is Ss per month"; exclusive OF
washing and lights. Tuition in English Branches &S to SIS
per session. Music fiano and Guitar and the Oru,.
mental Branches at reasonable prices Pupils admitted at
any tme and charged 10 the close of session Haf Of
the expenses required in advance Books and atersis
obtained at High Point 90 =
For further information, address - -.
WM.J- LANGDON, Proprietor
HfghPont, Guilford Co., n. c.
feoruary D, ls5s 6-wA.'
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N. c. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
A THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR.
"A olina Mutual Insurance Company held on the llth
inst the foowing persons elected Directors and Or
Gers for the ensuing year: d
DIRECTORS: r+
Henry d: Turner, Raleigh.
r. Williams, DO. g,
e " W. iS.?i 3 aatehins,, DO. DO: =
Kemp p. Battle do
George Little do .FrE
James NJ. Towles. do . r..r
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern
Joshua g; Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones' Edenton.
Gen. w. Charles, Elizabeth City, r'
T. F. Pagan. Plymouth.
J. w. HarreIl. Murfreesbrro ....
r. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville mB
joseph White, Anson County
Josh. Bnner. Salem,
A. 7. Sunny. Asheve
OFFICERS OF THE CoMPANf.
4. H. Selbv. Pre<iient.
h. d. Turner, Vice Presideat
John III. Bryan, attorney.
hsmden ;. Smith, secretarydnd Treasurer.
T. IL. Selbr, grfcio ! =
John X. Williams ! Eneeyn;r. H,nu;,,o-
c. w. ID. Huichings,
This Company has been in successful operton ovsr Ia
years and continues To take risks upon ali classes of
perry IN The State Except Steam Mills Turpentpe bis.
uierIes npon favorable terms Its Policies now cover
ProperI! amounting to large portion of which
IN country risks and its present capital Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars. in bonds properly secured
Ihe average cost of Insurance the Com.
Pany has been less than third of per cent Der
MIMI ON al grades of property embraced its operations
addressed tc the Secretary post paid.
Raleigh, Feb 5. 1858. - liz