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Mc0regor, October 20, lssstfnl


nR: MORSE. the inysptse pf NoRsss IxDsAx Rss4
II PILLS, has spent ltN sre5et. part OF hi Ma q
well a. North America-has spent tkiS( yes1w 49,
the Indians Of our Western country Nh -
that the Indian Root Pills Asfdisc6e (isd -.
diseases arise from IMprRITY SiSfSm1S eop-th12r
strength health and life depended 6d this vital
When the various passages become clogged, - -
Of the body, the blood loses Is acti6 seecome 49,
corrupted and diseased thus causnf h gaHG, q 8.
ness and distress Of every name OUT e.engtAh Is
hausted, health deprived Of end II natuW =.
not assisted In throwing OF the stagpant humop, TIE
blood will become chokcd and TO act, am thos
light OF life will forever be blown out. How 49,.
tant then that should keep the various passaG 81
the body free and open. And how pleasant to 70 -
We have Il In our to pat medicine in ysur rsas
plants and roots which grow around the mountaincus
ellis in Natures garden, for the health and recovery OF
diseased One OF the roots nom which these Ples
made is Sudorie, which opens the pores ~ tho
skim aud assists Nature in throwing out the finer pass
of the corruption within. The second Is plant 49,
Is an Expectorant that opens and unclogs The pa6es
~ tive lungs, and thus In soothing manner, peFsrns
the lungsby corious splitting rns snss
thus encouraged they draw large amounts Of inpuIly
from the blood which Is then thrown out boun61ally
by the urinary or water passage, and which ooaA nes
have been discharged in any other way. The loeth Ii
aCathartic and accompanies the other properties 49,
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the ak
particles ofinpury which cannot pas y ~ ssss<
quantities. b y the bowels.
CAuTiox.-Beware Of . counterfeit signed \. =.
Moore. All genuine have the name a A. J. WMl9u :
Co. esch box. Also the signature Of A. y. MAiDs
q Co. All others spurious.
Al. WHITES Co., Sole Prepristovs. !.
SO, Leonard Street, New Yo0>Ls
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by al dooAA
in Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlt ins
the land Parties desiring the agency win addrsn -
above for terms. ~
Price Is cents per box, i've boxes wiz Be seat 81
esipt Of 81, post age paid. loSlyy
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COM NJ E RCIAL.
Mc0regor Market,
Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1858.

4 Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1858.
= corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON co
EXCHANGE Geo on \. +, Suyins 81, selling l-c on
Milwaukee and Chicago L.. Gold buying 81 selling
PRODUCE.-wheat ss to IS. Flour {, so to ais
Oats 30 to as Barley As Corn A. Potatoes 4Oto So.
Esss r TO- Sheep io to aoo
Beef dressed to g. Hogs dressed l2 tos.
FRUIrs.-Green Apples $50 /; dried 8 l-2. Raisins
GRocERIEs-susars advanced, "a to IA. Mo-
IL IL IL. Crackers 8 to T. Saleratus bulk LIZ;
Bsbbit.'ss 8. Tobacco as 70 4o--snsking 10. whisky
25 to %. Candy Is.
FrsH-Mackeiei $50 to $50 Cod sl-2; White $50.
Water Lime $50. Plaster to g.. Domestic Lime 81.
9Ls1sni Lard iiS Whale iaG to 4o Lnseod
suSDRIEs.ZNsiis si,2s. Peits %. Wood Its to 2
s To - ssnsss to aG's SCI.
Wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY CO., McGregor, Iowa.
The stock Of Groceries in Market is abundant at re-
We sell the following Staples at prices named
sUGARs.-N. Q. Brown TO 91-2 clarified do 10;
COFFEE.-Rio, f.m y l-2 to IL L.; Java 20.
SALT.-Fins new at 1910.
Syrup 50 to 60, . very fine article
FRUITS.-Dried Apples l-2. Dried Peaches
l5 Prunes IL l-2; Curssnts IA Raisns, 50, SO ia
$3,75.
CANDLEs.-Tallow IL l-2 TO Is 1-2; starr 20 to Is
Adamantine 30 to 80.
SOAP.-From to 10.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pure, to 8; bulk s.
oun Powder, extra, 70 Oolong 10 to 60.
TOBACCO.-Plug 25 to 40; Smoking do 70 ~
Fine cut In bulk 80 to IS.
CRACKERs.-Butter ana Soda l.o tot.
WHI>KEY-2S to 80, best quality.
C0DylSH--e, best quality; White Afh x4,e5
from 80 to 10 extra club (old3 81 90; Corn SIS Dat:
80 to 40J Potatoes 40 to O Butter 10 to IL 12 Egg
II 1.sx Barley 50 10 IS; |bssfp quarter to4./
| DOT. 20, 1858. BRADLEY & 90.
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Newspaper CAanoe..-HurcH,s, ofthe ro.,,

Newspaper Changes -HurcHINs of the Iowan
at Otage, has retired and that paper will here
after be Independent in politics. Gates & Co.
will conductit BY our marriage notices it will
be seen that both Hutchins and Snow have
found wives-whether this lucky conjunction of
hearts has driven them from the Press we cant
tell-should imagine they would be better pre-.
pared now to do press-pork.
The New Oregon Sentinel has expired. F..
Howard Field its late Editor is reported to have
gone Into partnership with F. Belfoy in the
publication of the DEBORAH Gazette.
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Is your friend. The ancestors of the horse
have eaten no "apples" to vitiate the hearts or
brains of posterity, and hence the desperately
wicked" cries of the churches do not apply to
the hearts of colts.
On Friday evening we came home without
hearing how the Trotting premiums were
awarded. The Black Tiger of Elkadcr was
there, but the horse-owners Of Wisconsin did
not like his looks and he was ruled out. We
heard many expressions Of admiration for the
Tiger, and there is but little doubt of his abil-
ity to have won the first prize as trotting
Stallion.
Well that's anourh
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R.R. Mseting-We learn that the r. 4. meet
ing at West Union on Saturday last adjourned
to Nov. 9th at the same place Stock 10 now
being taken rapidly with view to locate the
line permanently at the next meeting. Our in
formation was received just at the hour ofpress
and we hare no space for more words.
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MARRIED.

At the brides residence, on the 7th inst by Rev
VIM. Smith, Mr.. SrILsoN HuTcHlNs to Miss T. r.
MARTIN-hoth Of Usage.
On Sunday the Sd inst, at the brides residence, Mr.
HIRAM K. Snow, Of Usage, to Miss CYNTHIA O.
Downs, daughter ofDr. E. NJ. Downs, Of same place.
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Weather The weather for the season il
very warm and pleasant. with occasional rains.
The river is quite low and abontata stands--
business Oh tn: water is quite dull-enigra.
ton into Iowa at this point is fair.
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Look out !!

oOoA OuS:
Having delayed an issue for one week, it is
not in our power 10 give special notices of The
business events and changes which have trans
pred. MCGREGoR is too fast town to admit
Of general overhauling in t,oo weeks only,
local matter being furnished sufficient almost
to run Daily rather than semi.monthly-
Allow us now to refer to q few Of the Incl
dents pertaining TO our bnsy traders, and here
after VIC may have space to give each Of them
a more general notice. Those who have sense
enough to read an Advertisement can see sew
eral new things in our paper Of to-day.
JNo. B. CoNANT is Offering for sale some
splendid Fruit Trees, Curant cutting &c &c.
John keeps Green and dried fruits atlow pri.
ces-
Evans T. EeDERr have opened well assor,.
ed store Of goods in the Empire Block. See
S1LE's Advertisement.
+. L. BaowER late of Prairie du Chieh has
commenced the Wholesale Drug and Grocery
Trade i'll the Brick lately occupied by D. BAuoH.
SMITH e. Russell of Windsor are before the
Public as Tanners by the Daniels Process
the most valuable invention for the West that
was ever conceived.
HoBARr has removed his large Stock oil
Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings to his
new and handsome store rooms north side OF
the Public Square.
WRlGHT e. Scorr have assumed the duties Of
Landlords of the American Hotel, Mr.. Har
ding having retired to private life to have q
little quiet comfort with the money he ha
made.
LEE & KlNNAtRp havc abandoned the old
brick corner near the Ferry and they may now
be found in their new Banking House on the
north side Of Main Street-more of their of
fee hereafter
ID. S. Cook calls attention to very larg.
stock Of goods which he bought to sell anc
which he cannot keep long if the people once
get sight of them.
Prof. ToxLINsoN gives notice of the re
commencement of his School. He is a yer,
successful teacher and deserves the liberia
patronage of those who desire to rear thci
children to usefulness.
H. E. NEWELL is in receipt Of new stool
of Drugs. Books, Paper Fancies &c de-
Newell's trade is increasing rapidly.
JONES g. Bass, have N. Y. Lumber Wag
gons to sell at low figures.
BREWER has remove ed his stock of goods t
Rates new building near the public square.
Brady & Co., and w. S. WELLS g. Co.
have nearly completed their store rooms ant
both firms will probably change their quarter
during the week.
u.s.. ARMSTRONG d Co., of Prairie du Chiel
advise the public of their intention to suppl,
the living and the dead with marble work.
MERRILL L. BARRoS sell box of goods a
Auction to pay charges-they also havea few
goods left.
Al. WHITE d Co., offer Morse's celebrated
Indian Pills for sale at Newell's.
Our Medical advertisements are Christi 9
Ague Balsam, Sloan's liniment, Hostetter'
Bitters, Woods Hair Restorative. Ayers Pill
| and Pectoral
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Nopdper.-We Issued no paper last week.
Our office was being plastered and it WIS i'm
possible to work at the cases and press during
the reign Of sand and mortar. This is the sc.
eond omission Of the kind in two years and
our readers may be assured that such an occur.
renee will happen not oftener than once in
twelve months.
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Pretty Sharp-A certain lady CHANGING to ex
press a wish-in the presence Of her son, a boy
Of FIVE years-that she had something to read
that. she had never read before-the boy ex-
claimed Take your Bible, mother!' Pretty
sharp, that.
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Business.-Trade has been good since our
last issue. Hundreds OF teams are in town
daily and goods are being carried out by the
ton. Strangers who visit this place (and there
are great uany Of them) tell US that no town
in the west can compare with it for business
anination-they insist that the panic has forgot
to call on us.
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INFLAMMATIoN OF THE EYEs.-Like all other lndam
nation, Ia caused by impurity Of the blood, which
causes al eruptive diseases, Salt Rhsum scurvy,
boils sores, Ulcers, &c. The blood being unhealthy,
ard Of An impure nature also occaons Dropsies The
blood becoming obstructed in the VEINS watery part
Of the blood in consequence il thrown out from their
extremities and dropsy Is the result Many times Is
occasoned BY improper treatment Of former dis
ease, and the vessels being filled by serious humors in
stead Of blood Free by these pills. open
the passage into the bladder aud carry Oh
cd humors, and renew them with pure and healthy
blood, which will drive out Of the body all ndammat
on together with erupons Of the skim and all dropei.
cal complaints. They will be shield to every fbrm Of
disease to guard and keep you from the cold graspng
hand Of DEATH and cause life aud strength to remain.
and the countenance to brighten With the blood Of
beaoty and health.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers
in medicines. lO5v2
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Thanks-Capt. Charles Feren of DEBORAH
will recollect that we had glorious Trout
breakfast one morning last week. Charley re-
members us very frequently in this kind man.
ner and if he would accept an exchange from
US in the shape of big Cat fish or string of
Bass we will forward at our earliest leisure.
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Neu Post O6ices.-B. D. Worthing Esq. has
been appointed P. NJ. at GENa new Office es-
tablished in Clayton Co., Iowa. We learn by
letter from Charley Trott that q P.O. has also
been es established ut NASHUA Chickasaw Co.
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Se'cing.-Mp. WILSON of the N. Y. Store
has Boudoir Sewing Machine and she ID pre-.
pared to do all kinds of plain and fancy work
at low prices and in very short time. House
keepers will do themselves favor by calling
on Mrs. Wilson.
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Ne'c Advertisements Since writing an article
for this paper, noticing advertisers and business
changes, we have received several new Adver.
tisements to which We can only refer by name.
Read then what JOHN LAWLER, Freight
Agent at Prairie du Chen, has to say-read
also M. O'BRIENS talk to the public, and
do not forget to peruse the spunky Message Of
X. S. WOOD to Watch and Clock owners
See Bradley T. Co.'S. revised Price current.
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Mail Routes.-Many letters are written u
inauiling about the new Mail routes. When
We hear from the Department we will publish
what We laarn.
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Fruits.-CoNAkr has a fine lot OF Apples
for sale by the barrel or the dozen. He keeps
Sweet potatoes of excellent quality also
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1oo,. n shoe.. "a. small PROFITS.

IT. 8. 0RANs.a 70 selling BooTs 4 SHOES st his new
stand. opposite D. Allen & 20. store main street
McGregor Iowa, 1t very small profits II there y any
doubt In relation to it just step In and be convinced
very Low Agurss
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Concert Hall-A Ball.

WILSON d Porter, OF the Broad Gauge,
have removed their Billiard Tables TO the room
lately occupied by Sirouse & Friedman. and
the St. Julien will be used for public assem-
blages, such as concerts, exhibitions. DC, &c.
The room is one Of the largest in the city and
Its location and convenience of access is such
as ITO draw house. on all occasions. The
new Billiard Room is FIRST rate; the tables
are the best in the west and the Proprictors are
certainly as pleasant az human nature can boast.
There ID little touch Of Irish about WILSON,
and atrihe Of German in Potter but their origin
is Of less importance to the public than the
style Of their accommodations, and We have
heard it remarked by travellers from all quar-
tcrs that the Eating. the Drinking, the Smok-
ing, the Amusements and the Politeness of the
Broad Gague, are not exceeded in any Saloon
East u South This is high testimony, but it
is = fast that both members Of the firm are gen.
tlemen and they are two proud to permit the
rowdy ism and uproar that too commonly dis
graces such places of resort.
CONCERT HALL. on Friday the 22d, will
be dedicated to Tcrpsichore in one Of the most
brilliant Balls ever witnessed at McGregor-
Every effort is being made by w. & P. to rem.
der it most agreeable time to the lovers of
the dance No expense will be spared for
music, for the table, for conveyances to and
from the Hall--invtations Of the most unex-
ceptionable character have been extended, and
everybody here is anticipating q splendid enter
saipment
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Poayy-"Jennie Grove of Plymouth. lndi-
ana. gives our readers beautiful poetic article
in to days paper. She has written many fine
articles for this paper. but the 'Silver Lake. is
our fayorite. May she long continue her iavors
to us.
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Maj. Cuuen.-This gentleman recently had
quite time at Dunleith. AS Supt. of Indian
Affairs he received at st. Louis 500, 900 to car
ry to st. Paul for disbursement to the tribes Of
Minnesota. He bought through tickets at St.
Louis for himself aud two guards on the Ohio
and Miss. Road-traveled unmolested to its
junction with the Ill. Central whore the Agent
of the American Express Co demanded that
the specie should be subject to Express charges
Of $l35 or placed in the Companys car. The
Major resisted and the boxes and guards ar
rived at Dunleith. Here posse was collected
consisting Of Freight Agents, Express Agents
and their employees and the specie was held on
the cars for the payment of the 4l35. Finally
the Major ordered his guards (who were yet in
the car with the boxes to throw them out Of
the window on TO the platform; he then drew
revolver and summoning theguards he marched
off with his treasure to the ''Grey Eagle" on
which boat he made his way to st. Paul. He
gives long and very interesting account Of his
troubles, in the Pioneer.
Those who know cold Bill s,courags a we'll
as we do will not try to drive him except with
social kindness.
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McGyegor E!ection.-The town Caucus ticket
was successful almost without opposition
Thos. Arnold was reelected Justice, A. J .Ior-
don of North McGregor Justice J. Amsden.
Geo. Church and G. p. Goodrich (of North
McGregor) Constables Messrs. Scott. Hamil-
ton and Grant. Trustees , J. G. Bass. Assessor
d. L. futile Clerk and J. G. Bass Road Master.
The votes roiled numbered 3O5. The majority
for the Democrats on the State Ticket was 10,
Oh Congress So, on Judge 80, on Prosecuting
Attorney l0l. Both parties had Bogus tickets
in the field and made the most they could out
Of them. We neither printed nor countenanced
the use of such unmanly weapons.
Ifevcry township in the County will favor US
with its Justices we will gladly publish.
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7HamkxgiDing.-Th Governor OF N. d. has
selected Nov. 25th-let all governors do the
same.
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temperance LAetuse--The adjourned meeting
ofthe McGregor Temperance Society was held
the evening of tho 18th. and C. F. RExIcK, Esq.
having been advertised as Orator for the occa.
sion, . large and intelligent audience was pres
emit The lecture was listened to with the
greatest attention. and "a an extemporaneous
production, reflects much credit upon the spea.
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Farmersburgh Fair--Our readers will find
in this No. Of the Times, the List Of Premiums
awarded at the late Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Exhibition held in our neighboring town
ship. 1t was our intention to be on the ground,
but business prevented. Farmcrsburgh has
earned very creditable notoriety for the stand
she has this year taken, and her citizens can
truly boast that no such spirit has been evinced
by any town in the north west. Next year
0thc- toxins ...li s;n be- and ne will its.as.
grand time.
Specimens of Cane Molasses were shown al
most equal to honey. We saw several sides q
sscs-s,1oT winch IIessrs. smith " itussei OF
Windsor exhibited F; if any bark tanner can
beat them it will surprise US much. SMITH is a
fine workman in the bark system, but he has
adopted the Daniels Process as preferable.
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ID I e %
SPECIAL NOTICES.

At the 5th inst at the residence OF
per son n; v. MoNEIL ELIZABETH, widow Of the late
Alex. Mcneil, aged II years mouth S days.
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The Elections.

The Elections.
The battle on Tuesday Last has resulted, gen.
orally, in favor Of our opponents. in view Of
the grand Presidential tournament which is to
come of two years hence. we are not pam
ticulirly sick at heart at the shape of the re-!
turns. Mr. Buchanan, through his organs, per-
sonal and paper-al, has thought proper to try
the strength Of test, odious to the American
PEOPLE from the start, and he and his special
friends can now see exactly how much weight
fancied expediency has when weighed against
sound Democratic principles. Notwi,hstand.
ing our party had almost invariably nominated
"Anti-Leconpton' men, yet the course of the
Administration has embarrassed them at every
step in the canvass, and that large mass of ve-
te"s who do not measure their attachment to
an Executive of their own choosing by the
amount of money thrown in their way, have
acted cooly for their party friends or in open
opposition to the Democratic nominees This
is fact and every man of every creed knows
1t to be so. If proof We're wanting, it is but
necessary to refer to Pennsylvania, and particu
larly to sold Berks County" With Demo.
cratic majority of six to seven thousand, she has
cast her vote for Republican candidate for
Congress against Jcsrs the right-hand man of
Mr.. Buchanan in his native state. No one will
pretend that Berks il a Republican county, be.
cause such pretense were aIrant nonsense but
all can see that no amount of personal attach
ment is sufficient to overcome the confidence
the masses have in true popular sovereignty ;
not that kind which the Cabinet has enunciated,
but such as clearly accords with the views of
plain, sensible men. uninhuenced by the trick.
cry Of either end Of Pennsylvania Avenue.
1t will be seen that many Of the victories of
which our opponents boast are the successes of
Anti-Lecompton Democrats to Congress. Over
such victories ,re can shout as loudly as the
loudest. and We have yet to see any cause for
that intensified joy which the opposition affect
to feel while following in the wake Of the great
champion of Democracy. STEPHEN A..
DOUGLAS. They may beat our men by Pro-
Tossing our measures and in this they exhibit an
aptitude for change and love of mere position
which has always characterized them Two
years more of popular reflection will confirm
the people in the opinion that Democratic SEN
timen, alone is capable of managing the affairs
of this great confederacy and of preserving it
unit. and however much Lecompton power
may prosecute or Republican pretenders may
dissimulatc. we have a confidence based uron
past observation and history that the true doc.
srinc Of popular independence, of state and
territorial sovereignty. will be indorsed by our
countrymen both North and South in the Presi.
Dental canvass Of 1860. Correct principles
cannot be destroyed by factious opposition, nor
are those who entertain them at all discouraged
by temporary defeat.
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A Bachelors Pyesent.-One of our bachelos
friends recently received per mail, the follow.
ing pretty piece of poetic love. He was %
excited on opening the letter that contained it,
that the little gem dropped from his hands and
. it was picked up and forwarded to the
Times. II he docs not Immediately return ia
the east and make this young lady "Mrs.
H" he'll rue it the longest day he lives:
HEART YEARNINQe.
TO "PHEroN.'
I Am lonely-sad and lonely
Although glad smiles are round;
am lonely, dresr and lonely,
That thine's not with them found
As ~ fowsr deprived Of sunlight
Droops, so I, when far from thee;
Like bird with wounded pinion
With thee yssrns my heart to be.
Ever for thee am pning,
In the still aud silent night,
Where Loves vesper star is shining,
Milford in the dark eyes light.
Would that you were near to cheer to me
With thy soft lips tender tone;
Alas distance falls to heed me,
And my heart is all alone.
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Fishing.-We were trout fishing last week
and had q .gel-orious'' time but our columns
are too crowded now TO do justice TO the trip
Sawyer e. Co viii please hold their poles till
our next issue-"Jim Wing" will be immortal
ised and Wauzeka made classic ground-if
our pen does not hilus, we will make it "Skee.
daddle". Sawyer will please have that pic
ture inferred.