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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

APPOINTMENTS BY The President by sno WIN
the ,dce .rd eoel Of sep.'; Gs.ss mo't. sa,
Ohio Miurr Of the Di,sd ~ ~ Irait~d
NJ Buekttan a M.ryl.pd Aieisf.r hse,b' Q, voc -
AS Diam. pa as.s, Of ~. sot.. s' II
Gen. raj II the uii'd s'srs 49,. G-n,a A-..n-er
Date, Il LoS..Ia COr.u Of be uI ~ ,ss Us-i s... ..
T.cabasro E.;z Pieaf u Me- lors C9,s g ~ e., al
sa,. r..chy Luther H'nrs, w Yors cos.a
a tie Utr,s s,s.,s Il nbuu; A,sass eAonsa u e
J,t,ey Consul II the United States SA18A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

SLvys STORES AND MILL DEsTRoYED.-The
alarm on Friday night last by the discovery taa,
The store Of SaLds Seeey was Oh fire. The Deghoors
"a lied and rendered all the assistance they could bu.
,ucn the rapid progress OF t1e flames tla' before
they could be suodued the premises, together Sn sx
other stores ard a gri.t uin, we're destroyed Tis
ltss CT property 10 estimated At go oc0 up1n ssca
here were Ip.urances TO bet~een 5000 and ~ 90
ony-about =, 600 in various .ices 10 tbs no s'vn
IN the Westcbester Mutual Insurance, Si,D" 10 tno
Etna Co.. Hartford and s., 900 in Springfield, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

Tn. cause Of emancipation is constantly gaining
.,er 9TH in Missouri. TIE Missouri Dsmoera. and Tse
81. Lcuis IateHgeaeer which have hitherto been It's
nsv,naper sdvocates, are now reinforced BY
Tle Albany Corner, The Aiezandria Delta. and the
Gerpsn paper in st. Louis, making five Missouri
papers in eli openly in favor Of II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

THE REPUBLIcASs OF OHIo.-The Republicans Of
Otto have determined to hold their Stste Convention
on the 9th of July. Their object is the nomination of
Q State ticket for Supreme Court Judges, Attorney
General Member Of the Board Of Public Works, and
Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

A,o1pyR LOTTERY SCHEME BRoaEs Up.-Ioree
men named Balm, Greeley and Paifen, Of Iowa CITY,
have been for some time past sending packages OF
sy ticket: s S ses:. and sso me
~, ne proceeds, ecuctipg Q liberal com,niss'oo-
The noIics having discovered the sGsb 70 be s.if-
dls csn,ed Balm TO be arrested and be was hsld "
MI - Al 0O0 MilWsukse Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

HUKRICASE ~ NORTH CAROLISA.-O1 iast lo's1a!
sever storm o. WIND passed through Gs.-s EQUITY,
S,rts Csrohos, sud Immediately through G'esvll'e.
!. blew down tie Episooos Church, mo- even i.tvips
;ls yilsr standing, car ed of tie r1oi Oh AaSeihs,
al DID much other damage.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board led tie SEVERN meeting on tussosy
,ferLosn 10 tie Ccmnon Peas Court ico"' NJ
KsIr only wac absent
The ClIhK proclaimed sicpi that tie Bgad~ss 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

CArIrAL OF CAsApA.-Mr Dofion' Mem ger u -. ~
atS.,s 20 osesn Victoria. requesting her t, recon-
seer her selection OF Ott.w. as the seat OF G9v1fn.
melt. ard 10 nare Montreal as the fature csptA o'
Canacs.
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nle0iral.

rU,rIr ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DR.. s. p.
Il acaEsrED's sARsAPARILLA Wboisss~ al Retail
b,,ot No D2 B,osdvsy coIOer Fo;onst cnce Nc 'p'"
ax 81 PssIs Church, ktw'forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

TILLEY agent IN Newport r. J., for tho 'se of
THE TkssSE.
wv LrwIs 10 our Agent IN NrwBsTAN. Conn S he
sale Of The Tribune.
ws H. klGLIa s N Assni @ hs ssss q IAk 1As0ss e
The rvvte Q! NE Ohio nd M<sssippi ksAcsd
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Ualrr Qnre.

DR. MUNDEs wATER-CURE EsTAB-
~ LIsHMENT, q Florence. Ms'a rsres rnbe' i'om We
N,,,tt Afprson De Price, slz per ~s<k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

comprises not q few Distinguished names IN its
annals. Amorg them are Dsvd BrAinerd,
the heroic missionary, immortAizsd by President
Edwsrds John G. c. Brainerd, the poet and
jour aet, Ezra Brainerd an excellent citizen Of Hsi-
dam, who lived TO the age Of 49, and various others Of
great social and professional worth.
NIsIIe Apvnrva.s BY GEORGE PIer' d. D. limo.
Tbs Valley Of Wyoming, which has been % long
oprsed to poetry and romance lie here brought into
the field of authentic history. The materials Of the vol
have been derived from personal acquaintance with
The locality ard from the traditions and remnisc noes of
the actors in the Interesting which it describes
The author correcs importast in the cur
rent narratives Of the Wyoming massacre and his
work forms valuable monograph on local American
history.
THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE CITY OF
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLosiDA: ByesoscE T. F.issAsxs.
The Oldest settlement within the present limits OF the
United States 1865 has been made the subject Of
origin al research by the author of this volume who has
drawn copiousy for materials the narratives Of the
coteu porsy chronclen. A large portion Of its con-
tens will be new TO the majority of readers while it 10
full Of valuable suggestions to the student Of American
history.
FRED MARKHAM IN RUSSIA Ga, THr Boy TsAy.L..s
ESQ. lsmo. pp SIS Harper Brothers.
The social aspects Of Russia ss they presented
to the rapid tourist in that country here portrayed
in lively narrative, intended chiefly for the edifcstion
of youthful readers. The writer is well known for his
happy talent IN preparing descriptive works for the
young and be certainly does not fall below his repu.a
ton in this little volume.
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TAKIeUPERIOR LINE.-Isss.

TAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-lSos.
~ roVeHIEe 49, .,rr,,o-
An point. between oLEviLAN6 DETROIT and surEh'oA
rhs and .psndd cwp.,sOTs 'S11s ,osn v,.s..
CLEVELAND, J. H. Lundy Mssses ILLINois 'o'h ''s'ss'
Master.
THURSDAY April n M0 NpAi, HH,Y,a
MONDAY, Nays IhUhMSsEns nTn
THURSDAY Msyla MO,NSaDSAn,i y H.
MONDAY, May ~ IiInnSShnaY Nv
THURSDAY june 3 nUgINpDsnl I'm
MONDAY, June II 1tfuSnIy 10 o, ~
MeSpAY' jai, TnyR n. Jqlyl
LIN hsph ~ ~ THURSDAY, July "A
THtiRs1AY, iosusa M0MDAY Augu.2
MONDAY, Angus; 10 x ~ n " Ausus. "a
nnosnaY sertenber6 THURSDAY. September,
THifRsDAY, septsmber ID MONDAY September IL
xoHiS AY September "a. THURSDAY, September n
Tuesday, October MONDN October
uONDAY October la THURSDAY, October Il
THURSDAY, October %. MONDAY, October IS
MONDAY, NJ vembera THURSDAY November T.
And pevy fHsd up Passenger ard Feish Screw Stesnsr
IRON CITY, J. E. Turner, Master.
MINERAL ROCK, j. p. Ryder, Aas.er
GIN. TAYLOR, Geo L. Stone, Master.
MAILING hrse boss leaving Cleveland we'd through u
season.
The steamers make the round trip In esht dAyI Rooms Tor
any Of the trips can be secured by addressing
HUSSEY 4 MCBRIDE
Forwarding and Commission Mercbsnks
Cleveland, Ohio
B-MsIk q. Packages Care Of HusseJ McBride Clsve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

DEM YLvANIA RAILKOAD.G
L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE conneoant tne a. 49,
.ss with Western, North westerp and Soutn weteIn
hy continuous Railway direct This Road also oonhec.s
Yrtsbursh daily lines Of steamers 70 al Porn on We
err Rivers ed Cleveland and eandushy with the
III ports on North western L@kes-mahne the mo au
assp ssd reliable ose by which TRElaHT b. forwno~d
10 aud from the Great Wet .,-,ou
SsTfs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rlr1sBURoh-
FnsT CT A-Boots Shoes Hats and CsPs Books IS o~pts
Iry Goods IN boxes bA'es and trunkth Drugs 100 a.
Din aud hslesl festbers furs 20.
a,rosn Class D. nestle Shestne Sinrtnk ana
Sscins lin orins b~e Drugs Qp csshs) Hard % cent?
vsre leather lin rolls or eoxesl Wool ld sheep I~ -
sn O. .ss-Anvils Steel. Chains I'm cssss 81 o.n.s y
Hsmp Bscon and Pork sslt@d Ooose OF IN sscts leo
Toh..eo manufactured, except Citsrs or Gut &c;
vorsIs q A,s-CoGee Fish, Bacon, Beef and
pot lin casks or Esswsrd Lsro ane Lsrc " ce2o
M Nails eods Asb, German Clay. In, Pitch, w u
Ftovs- = Dbl until further rotiee
Sssam- 100 until farther nS.se. -. ,.. ,,,,s.,
notice. 49,, ar. Of Phl.Se!shla. Be pss-
snpPs A. nsnksse dvs Pennsylvanis Railroad Al
S sonssrn,d 70 The Asen,s Of this Road fhhsaeiphn o.
Sstsnn,sh Win be forwarded without dstentou.
rsTIGar Asrsrs-Harrs Wormey Co, memphis fea nn
az s.ss Co ST. Louis; r. O. O'R~ly Co., EvsI 1n'
ia pume.nin Bell Co, sAd Cater yewet' Losls'ias
,.tn Co, Cisoinn.iii W. Grshs~ Co, L~3esvss'
1so. IN4sh Co. No 81 Kbyst., Boston Leech Co 40
sIs,or Herss, New.York sRd No South Wthan,s, New
Yori j. sseede Philsdelpes; h~srsw koonA sAn"'''
D. A Ms~srt Pittsburgh - ,.u.,.,,.
~ n HOUSTON Gepers Freight Agent Phlsteipoi&
T A SCOTT. Superintendent Altoona Pa
Apsll l. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

Il TON, fa BOSTON .nd PROvIDENCE-Inl.nd route
the shortest and most direct carrying the Essern Mai
The reaner PLYMOUTH ROCK, Csx- Joel Stone, and Q.
vANDERBILI, Cap: W; FrNce, In connection With The
DENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily Sundays
septed from Pier No North River first wharf above Bst.esy
Disoe st o'clock and etontngton AZ $50 M tbs
arrival Of the mail trsin which leaves Boston 80
The G. VANDERBILT from New York Monday, "Wednesday
snd Friday from stonnon Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yort Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday from sonngton Monday Wednesday and Friday
Passenger proceed from stonneon railroad Provdenos
md Boston the Express Mall Train reaching said places In i'd
Of those by other and ample time for all the carry
morning hines connecting North and East Passengers that prefer
remain board the steamer enjoy nights rest undsurbed
breakfast desired and leave stoninsOD In the aa
connecting Providence with the II 80 train for Boston
baggage accompanies the steamer md train through
each way.
Tor passage behs tesht apply board the
esame at the Freight Office, Pier No North River or n
the OH No. 10 Bsttery-psoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
ENNSYLV WANNA RAIL 0 A ID
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

The PeunsyivaDix Railroad st Psburgh With MI
roads and from g. Lou. Mo- Anon Gslens and Chesto u,
Lafayette and Indisnspons Ind Cincinnati, Dayton spring
6ed Beneont.ne ssndusky, Toledo. Cleveland CoumouA
z.nssvile Msslcn and Wooster Ohio also with the steam
eIet bos,s from and New osans ST. Louis Louisville NJ
ttneinnst- ..... .Ao..
mentioned places In the West ,. -. ,..,,on. "a
PasseDs.rs find this the shtest moo e1peduoos ese
oomfortsbe route between the East and West - ,,oru.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ nDS"A
IRON NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN hUUhS:
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " HooAA
Pare a. low 81 any other route -
See hsnd.tlls 10 the hotels OF this CITY,. ....
THROUGH Tsiets or further incusto1 may b hsd q 10
s"ce VI LUG I-it'' No Asor House, Broadway.
r, ,s4 j. L. ELLIOTT. Acct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
NEW-Y0RK AND, AND H a5J .kdnIvE RAILRoAD

Commencing MONDAY, May II, 1885,
ysns sve Depot corner White and Centre ss
6.I5 D m White Plains Train stopping a. ell Stations
Trains leave Depot corner OF 10Th ST ano ftnasi
e:N O. M. Wnhansprloee' uau- ssopp,1e -
s:sOa m. Mail train stopping at WlHamsbrdse and oil So
tiors north
Hoo A. M Wuhamsbdse train, stopping at all Stations
n 40 |. M Wfie Plains train, stopping at all S'aous
$50 n M bridge train, stopping at all Stsona
400 o no White Plains train stoppos at all Stations
SEQ M Plains train, stopping at all Saaons soovs
WillisrnsbIdge.
5%on M White Plains train, stoppDg at al! Stations
$50 o M WpiAmsb ridge train stopping at all Stations
RTTupyIse-Leave ChsihAm -Four Corners: ,,,. all,
f2 No. Mail trsin stopping at Winamsbrdee, White FiAlns
WIN j. CAMPBELL, supsrnte ndsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

II TO- 1883 Trains viii leave Ch.nbeTs't saon az GLOW,
ger Trsin so and 10 p for Dobss Ferry, $50
and p. for TArrytowD. p for Sing Sing ioioA M
for Peeksh $50 p The Poushkeepe Peeksk Sing sins
Tsnytown and Dobbs Ferry Trains stop the Way Sta IONS
PASSENGERS taken at Chambers Canal Christopher and S
Trains for New York leave Troy 80 and 10 rs and $3.50
and s:l5 m and Albany at 4;ao and lo;S' H. and A;"
A Y. SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
NIFW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Isss SPRING .1RRANGEMEN4. lsss

IN Is5a SPRING .1RRANGEMEN1. lss<
Commencins March IL, 1854
Passenger Station In Hcw-Yo corner NnR sno S"s"'
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOAK-
For New Haven 7:29 lex l245, $40 ls1h s:N end
40 D. m Fm Bridgeport 7:H N lex Etto s;loA ea1
$50 and 4: 30 o. m Gor Milford straod. Fairfield, southpgn
md Wesport = 1875. $3.50 $40 m For Norwe.
~ n rs siS tex s'Is 8 s:S sS. SIS m Fos
SssmSrd 7:2o (ex) 2:4s $40 (eIl $3.50 ~ SD
M Tor Port Chester and intermediate Stations, 7;~ m
6:$, 80, t:a SIS 6:S
Ror Boston Z m. tex $40 (ex yos haIttord eno
sprng6eld lex $40 m. (eA) For Conneetem Nvs
70 Montes M (exl and $40 m te1l 70 NoI5namPsohn.
issrS.1 a m For Nausaiuct Railroad, sa and p m
Dor psnbuIy and NorwIl Rsirosd 20 a m t:D m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

~ The Spring Arrangement 70 ls Of May and
continue 10 s Of July when additional trains viii Be put 70
Acoomnodste The pleasure travel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONIi

B.-Mui al Packages Care Of HusseJ Mcbride, Csve
Ind, o."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN md after MONDAY, May TO- 1855 and until further
DUNKIRK EXPRESS 1t 500 M for DunkiIk and principal
intermediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN 1t 500 NJ for punkrk and Buhso and inter-
mediate ststiona-
Via Piemont for 6uherns and intermediate Stations.
WAY PkssEN0ER st 900 for Newbursh, Aiddlesown
'asf Inter mediate Stations.
M0Hf EXPRESS x $500 p M. for Dsnkhk and Buffalo
The above Trains run daily. Sundays e1cspteA
fhtse Express Trains connect 1t EmrA With The Einisa
oAn.ndsess and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Pals; ct
Btnshxnton with snA BiDghaton Railroad sof
Syracuse; Corning with the Buffalo Corning and NewYoTs
Railroad, for RoohesteT a Great Bend with the Delaware
IAcksvsnns and Western Rsrosd Tor Scranton HoyneS
ve With Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad or Buffalo,
st Buffalo and Dtk With the LAe Shore Railroad for Csvs
and Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chcseo, kc
g. r. HEADLEY Assistant PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

THE GyNEALoGY or the bRAlSERD FAMILY; by
>, Rev DAVID D. FiElp, ID. $50. ~ SIS A D. y.
ksIoolIb.
Such specimen Of Antiquarian eItnu'issm IS Is pre-
n,.d IN ibis volume rarely fund c these days Of
hsb. prtssme devotion 10 s;rTng practical a'eie''s'
sTte v,1.sbe sutcrlas issn several yes-s Of ss'di-
ans ,hof ard Lss travelled nspy hendrets G
mil, 90 eoup,.e lie ..ooids u family wsicl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

The JsdSeship-The Lansing Mirror 10 Of
opinion that Article IL of the New Con-
stitution justi6es Judge Murdoch in holding
over.
Src IL. Every person elected by popular
vote, by vote Of the General Assembly. OF
who may hold Office BY Executive appointment.
which Office is continued BY this Constitution.
and every person who shall be 90 elected or sp.
pointed. TO any such Office. befare the taking
in oface until the term for which such person
has been or may be elected or appointed shall
expire but no such person shall continue in
Office after taking effect OF this Constitution.
for longer period than the term Of such Office,
in this Constitution prescribed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

~ hidden from building cutting timber on or
IN any other way trespaing any part of the follow
ing described tracts Of land, without first obtsipirs
from me my written permission therefor, to- wit
On the northwest quarter of northeast quarter Of
section ~ Fractional lnts 3. and in fractional
section IS fractional lot in fractional section rs
fractional lots l, 2. in section % fractional lots
Ia fractional section the first parcels
described being in township 95 north and the remain
ing three In township % north all In range wcst OF
the 5th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot l.
section being the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section 81 township 95 north range
ton %, range !, in township 95, north. Also north
west quarter Of section 81 in township 05 north
sixty acres the south east corner OF tract known
as the Basil Gard grant.
JAMES McGREGOR, Jr.
McGrsgor. September 18th, 1858 log
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

invented and believe los, medicine Tor ia Dur
psy twenty i've dollars for bottle than do without H.
OF take any other remedy"
GROUP, wHooPING COUGH, INFLUENZA.
SPRIsaFIELp, Mss, Feb :, 1856
Brother aver will chserfully certify your Psesorui
Ii the Test remedy possess for the of whoopnx
cough, Group. and the chest diseases OF children.
Of your fraternity in the south, appreciate your skill,
HIRAM coNxtIS, N. D..
AMOS LEE Esq, Monterey Ia, writes, Sd JAN 1895.
81 had tedious influenza, which confined me in doors
~ tried your Pictorial by the advice Of clergyman
The first dose relieved the in my throat aud
lungs; less than one half the bottle made me com.
pletely we'll Your medicines the cheapest we'll
as the best we can buy, and esteem you, Doctor,
and your remedies, as the poor man frieud.''
ASTHMA, PHIA1sIC. AND BRONCHITIS.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb 4, 1856.
Sir You: Chsrry Pictorial Is performing marvel
lous cures In this rection 1t has relieved
alarming symptoms Of tion and l. now curing
a who has labored under an affection Of the lunSs
4. a. Ramssy, II D, Albion, Iowa. writes seps. 9,
1893: During my practice Of many years, have
found nothing equal your Cherry Psctors Tor giving
ease and relief to eonsump.vs patients, or curing such
We might add volumes OF evidence, but the most
proof Of the virtues u this remedy found
, In Its effects upon trial.
CONSUMPTION.
Probably no one remedy has ever been Arowp which
cured many and such dangerous cases this soms
no human aid can reach but to those the Cher
y Pectoral affords relief and comfort.
Aston HousE, N. Y. City, .Narca S, 1854
Doctor -ayer, Lowell feel it a duty and pleasure
to inform you what your cherry Pectora has done fnf
my wife. She had been five months laborng under the
dangerous symptoms Of consumption, from which NO
aid We could procure gave her much relief She was
steadily falling until DR. strong, Of this city, where
have come for advice, recommended trial Of your
medicine. We bless his kindness, q We do your sdll
for she has recovered from that day She yet q
strong a. she used to be- but is free from her cough
aud calls herself we'll.
Yours With gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF ShdbyiLc
Consumptives, do not despair till you have MED
Ares Cherry Pectorol 1t Is made by one Of the best
medical chemists IN the world and is cures ali around
as bespeak the high merits OF its Writ
Ledger IlO7l
Prepared BY. C. Aver, L Co., Lowell, aud soId By
all Druggists. 80
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

A'amokee Heraid.-This spirited Democratic
journal grows better with every issue. 1t wears
clean face and is very Interestingly conducted
The Improvement Of Waukon is matter oil
public talk by all travellers who pass through
it, and much of its growth may be attributed Ia
the industry which the Herald manifests in
placing its local advantages before the public
IT'S .;.i-s..- % Sv~~AoaAs sssV0ss ssDanPsss. ~
appearance aud ability of their present paper
with the issue of last year and then remember
the saying, "when you have . good thing
keep it I"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

2sade.-On Saturday last this little city was
crowded full Of teams and every merchant in
the place was - "busy a. = nailer' selling
goods. Main Street 10 nearly mile in length
1t locked. from the window Of our Office. a.
though there was scarcely room for another
pair Of horses from one end Of il 70 the other.
Yea. verify, We have an awful business
town ~.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

street yesterday, and AZ the mud was pretty
deep che was under the necessity Of holding up
her skirts slightly, when o horrible, she re-
vealed stocking With hole in il 20 large
"you might easy roll turnip in" We shut
our eyes to the "painful truth and moralizing
in the premises. we concluded that if we had .
wife like that, we'd s,oep her ef-Wasakon
Herald
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Reduction. by recent decision Of Atty
General Black. the act of Congress granting
lands to Iowa for the Des Moines improvement
is construed to cover much less territory than
has heretofore been counted--the reduction d
from one million to one quarter million acres.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Ner Route-The Fort Wayne 4 Pittsburgh
Rad Is now complete to Chicago. BY thil
route you can reach Phila. with but one change
Of cars, and New York with tscs. It il the
nearnest route 70 NY, Phila. and Washington
and the pleasantest route We ever travelled b.
Rail-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Subscy :bers.-A large number of our sub.
scribers, oany Of whom we know to be able
men have never paid US dollar since the pape,
was established. Unless payment is made BY
the first Of January We shall be compelled, re
luctantly. to cut the connection. Any p. M
will forward money to IN.
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McGREGOR ,TANNERY!!

THE undersigned Is prepared to TAI all the Hipss
IN Northern Iowa, either on SHARES, or for PAY
Il Large Stock Of Leather on hand,
st Ill times, which will be sold at the lowest living
price, As manufacture my own Leather, can sell -
low ~ any other dealer West Of Milwaukee or Chicago
CASH or LEATHER exchanged for Hides at all t,ulss
l. l.. KRAMER
P. ST am also agent for the sale Of County Rrh.s
for Daniels Process OF Tanning, In !Hinaescta.
september I, 1858 lOOtf
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Correction.-Elder SkINSss of Fayette Co..
Iowa has placed US under obligation BY favor
ing US with the following letter. We thought
it strange that Methodism, even in Wisconsin,
had opened its batteries against secret socie.
ties and in favor of Negro Suffrage, but our
information was derived from Milwaukee ex.
change 1--WE think the Wisconsin or Ne,os) and it
struck US as 80 remarkable a. 70 bs worth .
paragraph in reference. We are pleased to
correct, because we are rather partial to the
Methodist Church and do not like to see any
portion of it ''cut such fantastic tricks" a.
our Wisconsin exchanges in this case attsibut.
ed to it. Mr.. Skinner will accept our thanks.
FAYErrr, Dec. I'd, 1853. +
A. p. Richardson, Esq.,
DEAR Sin I'm your paper OF Dec. lst.,
you say, that "the Wisconsin annual Confer.
ence Of the NJ. E. Church held its ninth SEES.
sion at Marccllon, during the last month. The
committee on Reforms reported against the
use Of tobacco, covetousness, Secret Societies,
intoxicating drinks and war, and in tauor of
Negro Suffrage"
This is is mistake. The Wisconsin annu.
alConferenee Of the NJ. E. Church did not
hold its ninth, or any other Session in Marcel
Ion. or any other place, 'during last month. ~
1t was, in all probability, the so-called True
Wesleyan Conference" Will you please to
make this correction.
Yours &c..
r. SKINNER
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C"'ico Bau.-At La Crosse they are 10 have .
calico ball." If these times continue there
will ba little else but calico worn, and 1t 10 well
enough to become familiar with it,