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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-17

BY them as to treachery. I know. of no
persons that this word is so applicable
to as both him and Mr.. Carter. Imean
treachery to the Republicans of Clayton
Co. I make the following quotation
from letter just received from Mr..
Collins, which is corroboraied by let
ters from the Judge of Cerro Gordo Co.,
and from other individuals at the Capt.
tol ; read the quotation ga new thing
has come up this morning. Carter is at
work to Legislate Murdoch cut of Office
by dividing the district in such manner
that Dubuque will be placed with Clay.
ton we are opposed to all such schemes.
The members from Dubuque are my au-
thority for saying what I have said
about Carter
Is there any treachery in this to the
Republicans of Clayton Co? Mr.. Car
ter knows that this act would place upon
the Judiciary bench Of Clayton, a pro-
slavery Judge. Wilson who is jealous
advocate of Mr.. Buchanan's policy, and
who as such would be compelled to sus-
tain the Extra Judicial Decision of the
Supreme Court, which has declared that
the Stakeholder may bring his slaves in
to any free Stale, and work and hold
them as slaves under the Constitution of
the U. s. These men are now laboring
to have this decision promulgated from
the judicial bench of this County, SIM
ply to please and crafty Mr.. Davis, who
became offended at Judge Murdoch be-
cause Of a decision in the District Court
against him, matter which he was re-
quested to appeal if he thought it was
wrong.
Mr.. Carter admits that he defeated
the bill authorizing the people to vote
upon division Of the County. No
wrong would have resulted from permit
ing the people to settle this question by
their votes. as they have requested, but
Mr.. Carter must have thought that the
people were incompetent to settle this
question, or that they have not fully
considered the interest of the Elkader
Co.
In conclusion I will add that had Mr..
Carter represented the whole of the
interest of Clayton County. and not con.
fined himself to the exclusive interests
Of Dubuque and the Elkader Co., he
might have been useful member. As
to Mr.. Stearns, we never heard of the
man until he was nominated, and saw
him for the first time at DesMoine we
hear that he has been a resident Of Cass
Township about three years. We are
pretty well acquainted with most of the
old settlers of that Township, who we
know to be intelligent men, and We be-
lieve that this trait of character will con-
tinue to predominant with them through.
out the Township until Mr.. Stearns re-
turns to it. 1t is possible that the
people Of Cass may wish to return him
next winter, if SO, they can count upon
our vote, providing they agree to put a
bell on him that he may he enabled to
make some slight noise at the Capitol.
Yours, &C.,
z. PRICE.
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Lumber. WNggO1aS

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ Grant d. fe, X, from the ex' ensi'e Estab-
lis m nj of Me>srs. Austin d. Tomlinson, at
jackson Mich-consistiny of
Heavy and Light Nut skeins.
I" Shell Skein aud Pine Pox.
Iron Axcl 2 q Inch. arm suitable for
horses.
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD EUGGIES.
And in fact almost any kind of a running We
hicle rom Wheel Barrow up to a Locomotive
furnished On short notice from the above estab.
lism.nt.
70 a,tics acquainted with the forcgoing
mention Establishment their turn outs need
no commentator at ou han u.s. but to the unso.
! b stica'ei We would say that nj ,higan timber
st n SIN iyaled for Wagon and Carr age ur-
scs, End none is sed bv Messrs A. d. T until
t has been seasoned ell ht Ell m snths-and tn
u, e. e idence Of thei W. rknanshi is he upn.
thy ;nnuall sold in almo.te cry wes'e rn town,
md the constant incre;lsn dem md forit
We va rant all their WI. k Iii BY US in ever
pa ticular and in any cise of failu the war.
ran y is made good w.tho any erum' ling.
And kind Reader and Patron while media.
ting u on q, ailing you selves Of these Creature
COMFORTS take heed that we are Agents for, and
have IN assortment on hand Of almost all the
COED Rea es in Sc and noH have On the Lakes
d large invoice Of the noted Fowler lille Thro sh-
in Machin 8. to which we invite YOU ut ention
GRANT g. lie K.
NC egor. Nay 25th 1857, 'n3Atf
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HO! Land Buyers & Land
SpllPvS

n NcCRAN Ely of the firm of H. s. Gran
". ger a Co., devotes lis whole time to
the sale an 4 pure base OF real est. te, SO that
pc SONS wishin- top rchase Farms, .arm.lands
own ots. Hous's, "r an "the realty. will -
any time be waited pen and shown TIC rr
crt.. Also ersons wi hin to sell property
will do well by leaving TIE same it'll
.!une IS. Il. G IAN { Err d Co.
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On "a n sc
N Il w BRICK STORE,

-
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
sor,ment 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 the
commodious Three Story Building. u
@ In Dry Goods, / have
Flannels. Cassimeres. Sattinetts.
Broad Cloth Sheetings, Tickings,
Linseys, Jeans, Prints,
DeLains. Cashmeres, Merinos,
Drillings, Silks, Bareges.
Satins, Laces, Grapes.
GROC ERIEs.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Saleratus, Mo-
lasses Syrups, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
salt, Fish, Flour, &C., &C.,
Q 1 O t h 4 n e.
"A very heavy Stock. of Over Coats.
Dress Goats, Frock Goats, PANS, Draw
ers, Vests, Socks, Wrappers, Hats.
Caps, Cravats,
CROCAER Y, of all description.
suitable for the humblest Cabin or the,
well furnished Mansion. Glass Ware,
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware,
HA X d w ARE.
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. t..Hs'
Stove Pipe, Grindstones, Butter and.
Provisions Generally.
BlacksMiths' Tools.
MING NSILS,,
Flows, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes. Spades,
Scythes, Log Chains,
Drugs, A general assortment of Dyes,
and Drugs.
TATlO AIRY.
Note Paper, Letter Paper, Fools Cap,
Memorandum, Check Books, Schools
Books, Lcdgers. Miscellaneous Books,
Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Waters, g., de-.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
Findings always Oh hand.
Fur n 1tu re.
Bedsteads, Lounges, Chairs, Rocking
Chairs, Tables, Stands, &C., &c.
Ma t tr a sses.
Trunks. Valises, Carpet Sacks. Umbrel--
las, Grain Sacks.
B 800 II 8 a N d 8 h 0es,
In countless numbers and infinite variety.
CLOCKS d JEWELRY.
This Stock was selected to suit the
wantsand tastes of Northern Iowa, and
they are beginning to melt away under
the influence Of lo,o prices. backed by
prompt attention of &C i've and accommo-
dating statesmen. We offer our goods
at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or its
equivalent. A
Orders from customers in the inte-
rior, faithfully filed and warranted TO
suit in quality and price. in every in
stance.
Eg The same gentlemanly and atten.
tive Clerks will remain in the Store, and
l wish to retain the same customers.
,- n RAY1GH
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=az8 SaSSya
Wagons! WNgOMs!!
CLEMENS Il THIELEN

Recently from Dubuq~e have located al
NJ Grgor, fos the p .rpose Of carrying on the
Carriage and Wagon Business.
We are connected with large establishment
at Dubuque, aud already 81 pply great p rti n
of north TN Iowa, Our material is of the best
quality hat can Re procu ed al Chicago and
other caste n ma kets. and orr customers may
rely on getting good timber well made up, well
seasoned and stron&ly i-oned.
Weha a sto, k of timber always on hand,
and in Csc orders come too fast tor this shoI
we can fill them from d bu ue wi hout delay
Rcads made wa ons on hand and for sale a.
yer low plices. Farmers an kmig ants will
make money by calling a, 'mr shop and exam.
ming work and price. Shop on vain str, Ct
abo the W TIE N Horse.
Mc(,r gor, Jt ne 26, 81 1877
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DIR. BOURBON,S
P u MOhlC BAL AME

For the immediate and certain cure of
Coughs, Gods. Group, Asthma. WAoepssg--
.~ Cough, bronchitis Koarsenes. de-,
and also an invaluable remedy for
nsu 70 t1ont
in order to rlace this valuable medicine With.
in the rea of all, it is placed at the low price
OF 70 cents er bottle. and it is warranted to ef.
feet more cures than IN dollar medicine before
the public. co WELL Il CO.,
Sole Proprieto 8, Madison, Wis
Sold by Hoffman, Penton h Co., T. w.
w" g. Co. andJ. s. King e. Co., Mct;resor,
iowa. .F ..... -
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A parish clerk after reading the bans
of matrimony, was followed by the cler.
gyman. who gave out the hymn
Mistaken souls that dream of heav.
en-"
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CARLYLE, III, June %, 1856.
have used Prof o. J. Wood Hair Re torative and
have admired It. wonderful effects. NV hair was be-
coming, a. thought, prematurely gray, but by the
OF his Re toratve it ha re- umed its original color
and have no doubt permanently 20.
S. BREss E, exsenetor, q. 8.
OIL WOOD CO., Pro rietor., 312 Broadway, n
Y, Gin the great N Y. Wire Railing Establishment) and
la Market street, st. Loui Mo.
And sold by all good druggi,ts. ALo Wholesale
agent: for Prof Graves Bedoan Tooth Wash, the on
y preparation that all dea Of the mouth and
gums and orr umes the breath wset like the 70 for
sale by all druggists In McGreSor, aud cl ewhere.
Smo58
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100 Acres heavy Timber Land. situated
lAO within mile Of the Mississippi
kiver, near mouth Of Sni Magill, for sale
cheap by HIS. GRANGER d. Co.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,

And who that il gray would not have restored to
former color or bald but would have the growth
stored, or troubled with dandruf and itching but
would have it removed, troubled with scrofua, scad
head other eruptons but would be cured, or with
sick headache. (neuralga) but would be cured 1t will
al remove all pimple from the face and skin. Prof
Wood Hair Restorative will do all this, see circular
and the following
ANN ARBoR, Nov. 5, 1856.
PROP. j. w. WooD-Dear Sir have heard much
said of the wonderful effect of your Hair Restorative
but having been often cheated by quackery and
duack nostrums, hair dyes &c, l was di pc cd to
place your Restorative in the category with the
thou and and loudly tr,Impted quack remedies,
until met you In Lawrence county some month
ince when you gave such urancc induced the
trial Of your Restorative In my famiiy-fr,t by my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white and before exhausting Of your large
bottles her hair retored nearly to its original beau
tiful brown color, and had thickened and become
beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely the head
she continues to It, not simply because Of It's bear
tfying effects upon the hair but because Of its health
full influence upon the head and mind Others Of my
family and ends ing your restorative, with the
happiet effects; therefore, my skeptci and doubts
In reference its character and value entirely
moved and can and do most cordially and conf
dentally recommend it to by all who would have
their hair re. tored from white gray (by OF
sickness age to original color and beauty, and by
all young pssons who would have their hair beautiful
and glossy,
Very truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN
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II. l.. Il r.

YTAsKA LODGE No Ill, l. o. o. r., nsets every
Saturday eYning u Jons. 4 Bass Aalis Ct l-2
o'clock. RAVEN DAVIDSON, SDosy.
&C. HARVEY, n. G.
b =. BPAULntE6, v Q. e0ss
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EXPRESS GOODS.

An Agency for reliable Express Lines East and Wet,
and North and South, will be established here, 50 that
light goods and small packages can be safely received
or transmitted from this point.
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withstanding both Stearns and Carter
were laboring for it, as he says. under
the belief that it would fix the County
Seat at Elksder for five years. Such
bills when passed are always repealed
At the next session of the Legislature,
they are an encroacbment upon the
rights Of the people. and none but q
feeble tactician would originate or advo.
cate such measure. Mr.. Stearns fur
Their says: 1.-The word Price is very
significant word here. and is much used,
it's definition is uuscrupulouu treach.
cry"
It quite likely that Mr.. Stearns may
have heard my name mentioned oftener
than his own. having few years ago
occupied the position Of Receiver Of
Public Money at Fort DesAoine. I
necessarily become acquainted with most
Of the citizens Of that place. and upon
my return this winter was greeted
with much hospitality and kindness by
all my old acquaintances, and having
for the past twenty four years taken some
little part in the political arena of the
State. / have necessarily become &C.
quainted with many personsin different
parts Of the State who may generally
be met with at the Capitol when the
Legislature is in session. either a. mem.
bers or lockers on. Many Of these gen.
tlemen were at the Capitol last winter.
and I question very much if he heard
any such definition given to my name
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w gOn IL GA d.

An excellent Road from Monopa to North McGrsg-
or via Plea ant Ridge will 10 completed before the
opening of navigation.
The public are pectfully invited to give the New
In.ttution a trial.
Morn McGregor. Iowa. Jan. q, 1858. SINGS
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rfon Ne UAlo cuitivAtof. /
LIsble IN NE work entitled, "prinoi- |
pies Of AgriouIturI Chemistry" lays
down the whole scheme Of lgricalfural
Sbimca He sayu, sThAt the whole 90
tion Of manures a. food for plants, ID
rsduoiable oths fbllwing propositions
Nra,-Condision Of sll manurss %
Be appropriated BY plants ID "Solubii.
ity.' You may spread animal charcoal
over the soil BY tuna. and the plants
viii derive bat little phosphorio acid
therokfom. Pulyerixo the Foldspar
rock 70 powder, and its potash, will not
30 yielded up 70 the tender radicals OF
Ifyour fields oontaIn $500 Of sIlex,
your corn and wheat may never mature
Sor want ofsilica. Tho animal charcoal
must become super-phosphato BY no.
tion Of snlphu-io acids. Tho foldspar
must Be changed 20 carbonate Of potash
or 8 siIioate Of some alkaline base, be-
fore plants, with thor delicate appe-
ei1os, will taste them.
Second. Durability, or solxbility, by
IL very essence, becomes . very tempo
cary condition Of the SOIL unless the
ss:.sr oo.,e s.on o'9'aoe 49, - = ~ 80
s'n s1'uD'e o. a's.o.asp,e 1oou % p'anss
~ sugn - VIZ ~ s.o"y P'ePJ y ~
only sufficient quantity for their use.
Upon q porous, sandy soil, you may pour
the richest elements Of vegetation In
profuse abundance and they win need
constant renewal. Each year Of enrich
s -. 80 hanas AZ 49,; ~ 49, s~,,,c ~'
49, 49, nans.y 'on oPyh.
on =. osson ns5 -. a m. - ~ ~
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m..1 tn Third rendition az ma.
.,,~ss 4. -.-,..s..,;.. -, -'c,' 'cc..rls,s
mirture vifh the psrtlc5es Of soil. No
1900 40 az v;cbesf n n rae viii nro.
srHn " 49, - 1880 ~ VI" 49,. - ~ -
go ,,sdtocr;sv- 10 ne sc35' 70 vscssve
- s~-.I ..i--.-..t-.,t H.,
t tnSm nv aonue.o. slxoa 1,9.s ~
S4 s;.,;s;h;assx. - x-;..,.s.;os son ~
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nixsule =, me wv, .s1 .psoiussty nee
essary ior the pest use OF manures'
we then aer, i've t ass;e general laws WIS
"nicn eoso.n s"o ees'vu " "snaio ~
upon vegetas'1., as useIul nougn nov
~ supi'me a. neP,er s:oss 'A"s "hion
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Saw Dusr AS MANuRr.-I,et no man

Saw DUST AZ MANuRE.-Let no man
imagine that by the application of saw
dust he Is getting actual food for his
plant; bat while his land is rich in itself
-as nearly all the clay lands of Ohio
are-he is enabling it to distribute its
qualities, and by admission of air, heat,
otc., carrying out, in q measure, the ad-
vantages accrued from under or tho
rough drainage. The application of
saw dust, tan-bark, chip-manure, long
straw, etc., all have the effect of loosen
ing our clay soils, and assisting nature
In air and moisture to develope their
procreating qualities; but until the
second on third year OF the application
az such articles, no good IL obtained d.
yoot fkom their intrinaic value.
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A. HALSEY NICHOLS, Book-keeper, Ohio Life
ms. A Trust Co. Bank.
| s. J. CHAPMAN, Book-keeper, J. A. Frazer.
lR0B'T T. REILEY, Book-keeper, U. s. Custom
JAMES a. pEvou, Clerk, U. s. Q. House.
WILDER, HYDE a ROBINSON.
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R. N. BARTLETT, Principal of Barslssrs Com
nercial College.
R. S. BACON, Principal Of Bacon's commsrcia
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