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HOW ARID AS&GCEATEGN,
PHILADELPHIA.

1GSO Benevolent lns' tuition establish
l CcjC. ~scd by special endowment for the
rolct Of The sick and distressed, afflicted and Niru-
lent and Epidemic drelscS.
The directors Of tins wc.l-known Institutions in
their Annual Report upon the treatment uf ScXuu
Diseases for he year ending January lSt 1888,
express the highest sats,1Ction with the sUcresS
which has attended tho l9hors OF the Consulting
surgeon, in the cure of Sperm atorrhaa, Seminal
Weakness. Impotence Gonorrhoe /. ilcct. syphilis.
the vice Of Onmli>m or sc,f.uh,lsc &c. and order
and continuance Of the same plan. for the ensuing
year The CorsulinS Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply hy latter, WITH description Of their coud-
ton (age, occupation, habits If life. &c..l amt in
cases Of extreme poverty. TO FU NlSH MEDl-
CINE FREE or CHARGE. Some Of the new
remedies and methods Of treatment, dsG0Y cred dur
ing the last year, Of great value.
An admirable Report on Spcrmaioyrhma, or
Seminal Weakness. the vice of Onanism Mastur-
baton. or se,tabuse, and other diseases Of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon Will be
sent by mail Gn sealed unvelopo) + K EE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of two stamps for postage,
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature ard treat
mcnt Of sexual diseases, diet. &C.. are constantly
being published for gratultUus distribution. and
wilt be sent to the afflicted.
Address. for Report or Treatment. pR. GEORGE
Il. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard AsSo
citation. No . South Ninth street Philulcphiu
Pa BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWETL,
GEO. IARCHILD, President.
Secretary. Jan 90 lSjS-ly.
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SHAW & ARMSTRONG
STILL SELLING OFF.

g. AAIUEL BUSBY, No. n Market Street,
- Wilmington. bel, not having sold all his
stock of SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS
rs was anticipated will continue the sale. will the
intention Of closing them out as soon as possible.
Among which will be found many desirable goods
for ladies spring and summer wear ; also. Men
and Boys Goods in large variety. with new mi.
tcriaIs for Ladies Travelling Dresses
Not forgetting their Summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and paraso.s
To which has been added many new and beautiful
goods for the present season. all of which will be
sold at greatly reduced prices for Cash
In the new Carpet Room may be found tho
largest assortment of handsome and durable
Carpets ever opened in this city also Canton
MatinSs and Floor oil Cloths all widths some Of
superior quality, together with Rugs and Door
Mats in variety Tmay |, lSjS-3m
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WIN IraNENEY EvVsyG.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-lIaving returned
A,trom the West, and permanently located
in Eiktoii, Will give prompt attention to Ill
business entrusted to him.
Otlice-with Hon Alexander Evans.
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Dental NOTICE.

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
L. located in this town, tenders his pro
e-SftSsi onal services to the citizens of
lille L lkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
ElktOn. May 5-tf.
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RTINOV AT ,

VA NJ. J. JONES has removed his Law
W Office to the first stony of..The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
iound ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. lt)-tf
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A LIST
Of Cnpatented Certificates Patents
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A LIST

and
l. Maryland
and lby
5pl an act mir Commits
il OF sp pap il unty "a 0
hem hh can b by proper PIP
cation to he of the G. OF uuew become
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NOTICE..

TIE subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, JUSTICE
OF TUE PEACE for Cecil county. is now
prepared to transact all business apperaining
10 th2t office. JOSEPH p. CANTWELL.
EIkton, Mar g. 1858
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DIR. WILLIAM L. CARSON,
and Druggist,

uAS opened a NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
Run, Port Deposit, Md. and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends aud the
public to his large assortment of DEuGs.
CHEMICALS AND patent MEDICINES, PER
ruMrRy, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, ToBAcco,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, ToorH,
AND SHAVING BausuCs.
U.s. Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended 10. May, Is, lS5o-ly
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JAS, Il. EScsIarIEGEG

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
IN Chanccry. under the sIIoward
House, Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, 1Sj5-tf
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NAMES OF LANDS.

~ AhLo Ne ba-NbSs
The Taylor's Goose,
Mary Aun,
Lot. No, 50, part Of
Triangle,
Long Marsh,
Bayard's Addition,
Jcthro ! Choice,
CATERS Fschcat,
Tortoise Beach,
Antigua,
Corsica,
Dciuerara,
Federal Tale,
Friendships Addition,
Emmons Enterprise,
Rock Hall,
Georges Trouble.
Temperance,
lhd"stsn.
GiIlcspic's Adm to the Level
Security.
Middle Tract,
Validity,
Halls New Purchase,
Independence.
The six Partners,
Tho Three Partners Island,
Hawkins Island,
Range Point,
Hylands Adm to Hanccs Point
Hospitality,
klop,
Saint Helena.
Hodsou 3 Ad' IL to Society,
Ezekiel Jones Fancy,
Sugar Loaf,
Rough Island,
Neptune,
HerculcS,
Achilles,
Rockland,
Broad Creek Fishery,
Cave Lot.
White Rock Island,
Double Island,
Malta,
New Hope,
Plumb Creek Harbour,
Damascus,
l.ogan's Desire Rcsuryeyed,
uldham's Delight,
Peace and Quirtncss,
Kcynold $ Ad' II 10 Lessroom,
otter Island.
Head Island,
Mlld Goose island,
Koach ; Defiance,
restitution,
Part Of Lot No. y. in E!kton,
ldha,
travel Reach; -,
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
Ea X Sc Il AK Es.

FVNIOMAS W. BROWN, respectfully informs
l. Farmers and Others that he continues the man.
niacttrc of DELANn'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
HORSE RAkES. at his sash manu- factory. in J
Morton Pools Machine shop, foot of Orange street,
Wilmington, Del Having the exclusive right to
make and sell these superior Horse RakcS in tho
state OF Delaware, he is at all times prepared to
execute all orders entrusted to him Farmers dc.
sirins these Eakes, are requested to send in their
t, before harvest lime. The superiority of
these takes all others now in uso is acknowl.
edge by all who have used them They can be
made with wheels if desired FEB 6 lS58-6m
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DIR. WALTON'S
A NJ Z RiC A N Pill lis.

JOY 70 II Il AFR LITED!
NOUNG AMERICA NICTOhOuS,-On small
l. box OF Pills cures ninety nine cases out of a
hundred No Basam, 10 Mercury, no oa,r on
the breath no fear of detection. Two small Pills
dose; tasclcss and harmless as water Full
directions given, 80 that the patient can cure
himself MS certain as with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon and much better than with
The advice OF one Of little experience in this class
Of Diseases
w SENT ny MAIL To ANY FART Of THE Corr
TRY, by enclosing one dollar to DE. d. G. WALTON
No. Id North Seventh street, below Race Phila-
dc!rhia. Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature Of D. q
Walton Proprietor
DR. VS. treatment for selfahusc, Weakness &c
is entirely different from the usual course DR. w
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit. The ire ltment is certain TO cure as the
sun is to rise. Enclose stamp and address Dr.
W. as above, giving full history Of your case,
aud You will bless the day You made the effort to
secure what is crrtainA RADICAL CURE.
Jan 30 lSJ3--ly
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JAMES w. HFAXyYELx,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL.
n ESTATE AGENT.-Oncc on Main
street, opposite DR.. Wallace's Drug Store.
PROMPT attention given 10 all business in
trusted to his care. Jan 8, lSjS-tf
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EeEe. j. s. S'TgTE;S

fENENDEES his Professional services t,
u the citizens of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE EAST END OF MAIN STREET,
April 2G lS5G-6m
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HENRY IL, T0EHEET,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, may always be
IN found during business hours at his Office
three doors cast of the Court House,
Elkton, Jan 30, lSjS--tt.
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4 Z TIE NEW STORE ncvt de

4 I TIE NEW STORE next door to the
IA Court House you find beautiful Stella
shnwi4, beautiful Blk Silks. Blk and White
Lawns, large stock OF beautiful style Bcrcge.
belAincs. Caiicoes linen HanikercLiefs, Irish
Linen. elegant Pillow case Muslin beachrd and
unhIcaehed MuSlins of all kinds very cheap ele-
giant Alpacas, Dress silks, Brilants, all Wool
b'iaihes very cheap, and the best assortment Of
Cloths, cassmeis, Nestinss and goods for Boys
Wear III this town. NJ. TORBEHT,
apr ~. Next door Court House
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j. Is. ROWAN.

A I T OR n Ely AT LAW,
Office on Main Street, nearly opposite the
Court House. May >.
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SUERiFFS SALE.

Di virtue Of a writ of Fundition Exponus.
AS issued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. and to me directed, will offer at
Public Sale, on
Tuesioy lie OH dag Of august, 1858,
at tiir Court House door, in Elkton, all the
right. title. interest and claim, at law and in
equity, Of Benjamin Miller. in and to all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land, situated and living
i'll the 3rd Election District Of Cecil county,
Containing
Ga Acres. More or Less.
adjoining lands of John W. Miller. Robert
Dawson and others, and more particularly
described in q deed from j.. j. Stevens to
III" said Benjamin Miller, bearing date the
2nd day of April. 1915, recorded in Liber
&. McC.. No. 10. folio 1916, one of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county. late the pro-
perry Of the said Benjamin Miller, and taken
IL execution at the suit Of the Bank Of
Newark.
lE'~Salc to commence at o'clock p. m.
TERMS-GASlf.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aug. !, 1SjS-ts. Sheriff.
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U!lluin0tou.
WATCHES. JEWELRf
SEH.Ssizs WARE,

SILVER WARE
~
"a nv hN h,,'ll . ,'f - DHSLh"f fogRTe
t.2.s&E. on hand the iarscst assortment Of G,,.
MATCHES. LIWEIRI and EILNERWARE t1
be oind il the State and resuo.t-Ily solicit tla
attention Of the citizens Of II krUV and is ;c;,,
ty our stock consisting in part. Of The fon,,in,
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES in Goll or Silver tasast
Richard Wis ChrouoIncter Watches. sole
ASeney'
VIM. Cnorer. i1n,Iex nnl rc,c' wv w,,,,o no.
NJ. J. Tobias & Cos Liverpool Watches
Jos johnson do. do (mAdc ex-
prlSSIN for uED
VIM. E"hius"ns do. do.
Josh. HIoumic}d's do. do Railway
iimc-kceperS)
josh. pcmbcrtous do. do
Joseph %eNii's do do l,oIw,y
inEc-kcapers,)
Jno. IctbUTy Co.'S do. do
FINE SWISS W aTcfTrs
4 "enl.e's Geneva rhranpmclats
Il. Capt Geneva Lever ant i.npmes. (yrry fnc.)
athrr"n ~ Constantine Geneva, very Insl
James t"urr"is:cr. Geneva.
IL f"'h'% frYue".
%ii!Snet,;; iH',s. ,'ct! "'isl
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New Cracker Bakery in EEkton.

New Cracker Bakery in Efkton.
EEORRlS CUMMINGS takes this method
L'k. OF Informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
o! all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow. to
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
Kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, &c.
GOnfeCUpnerirs.
have just received from Philadelphia a
choice lot Of Contectioneries, which will be
sold cheap for cash, whole sale and retail
Thankful for past iavors, | respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1888.
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EOEsFs1 EAST
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

SsN 7.--T'1-1|s,,, T. 4. FOSTEE gives notice to
NJ sss.s. the people of North East village
~ ~ and the surrounding country.
that he keeps on hand and
MAKES TO ORDER
all kinds Of Furniture made of Mahogany Wal
nut, Maple, Poplar; Pine or other wood. Ills stock
consists Of
CHAIRS, SOFAS. SETTLES. MATTRESSES,
BEDSYEiDS,
BUREAUS, SIDEBOARDS,
TABLES, WASlIsTANDS, tuPEOARns. &C., &c.
IN EVERY STYLE OF FINISH.
~ The public will please examine his stock.
and they viii not fail to be pleased.
~ u NDERTAkING attended to at the shortcrl
notice and IN the best manner. tJune Iy
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FARNERS TAKE NOTICE.!
XETE WOULD CALL YOUR attcntio,

N}E WOULD CALL YOUR attention
W to Detz 4 puuh0m's Patent Cam Power
Rr0ping ant -Noring Wacbjnc,
with new and improved CUTTER EAR This
Machine is constructed without cogs cranks or any
complicated works; it is very light strong and
simple; well calculated for hillv as we'll ms level
land. One pair of horses is sufficient to work it
all day with great case in all kinds of grain or
grass of the heaviest kinds or under any circum-
Stances. This machine is very durable LIGHT of
drnught and warranted TO cut from ten to tiftcnn
acres per day with one pair of ..rscs and with The
new improved Cuttin: oh-, thc~e * NJ trouble
with the machine choking or closging WHICH has
always been great annoyance with Rcap;ns and
Moving Machines.
We are now building and manufacturing tho
above Machines, and Farmers who intend nnr-
chasing II Machine this season would look to ii ,cir
own interests to give us "A call before purchasing
any other Machine
SHAW & ARMSTRONG;,
Machine shop. Orange St. between 9TH 4 9th sta,
Pyle's Building. Wilmington Del.
We take pleasure in referring Farmers to the fol-
loving practical farmers in the vicinity of Will
Inirsion. who arc using the Machioes and will
state liz capabilities and advantage Jno Richard
sou, Jr., Jos. p Richardson. Edward I. Bclnh.
Barbara Carr, William =. Richardson John
bradford. May /, l55S--6m.
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4 WRAPPER than any yet. received at the new
~ store, opposite the old bank a splendid assert.
men, "l boots and shoes also IN excellent nssort-
ment o! gum shoes, and will be sold very low by
De; IL w NcCLELLAND TR
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-15
W. H. JENKINS, NJ. d.
G. BLANTON, NJ. D.
PROCLAMATIONI

VK7HEREAS, by an Act of the Seventh General
wv Assembly of the State of Iowa, entitled ga
act revising and amending title Nv. OF Code and fur
Their providing for elections filing vacancies in Once
resgnatons and contrasting election approved March
twcnty.third 1885, It mado tho duty Of the Cover
at least thirty days before general election 70
issue his proclamation designating all the officers TO b
filed by the vote of all the electors In the State or BY
the electors Of any Judicial District
Now therefore, Ralph 7. Lowe, Governor Of the
State of Iowa. do by this my proclamation publish and
declare that at the General Election be he In
this State on tho SECOND TUESDAY or OCTOBER
next the following offices to be filled by vote Of oil
the electors of this State, to-wit
The Office Of Secretary Of State The Office Of Audi
tor of State The Office of Treasurer OF State The
Office of Attorney General; The Office of Register OF
State Land Office The Office of Commissioners Of the
Des Moines River Improvement ~
And the following Offices to be filed by vote OF the
electors of each Of the eleven Judicial Districts Of this
State established by the said General Assem-
bly,, to-wit: The Office of District Judge; The ONCE
Of District Attorney The ONCE Of one Member Of the
Board Of Education.
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned, partiou-
larry the shers Of the several counties, will take mo-
tice, and be governed accordingly.
In testimony Whereof have hereunt0 set my hand
and affixed the Great Seal Of the State Of lows.
Done at Dcs Mones this ninth day Of August, A. D.
1885, OF the Independence of the United States the
SD and Of this State the 18th.
BY the Governor RALPH p. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS Secretary Of State.
NJ OTE-The nth section of Chapter $50, laws OF
Of the sheriff to give least days notice thereof BY
causing copy of such proclamation to be published In
some newspaper published in the county, any be
published therein and IL not by posting copy Of the
Proclamation in not loss than I'VE Of the most public
places in the county"
In accordance with the above requisition, hereby
publish this proclamation. JAMES DAVIS,
Aug. 20, 1858 100 Sheriff Of Clayton Co., Iosva.
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Dbl D,
DIED,
sumption, on Sunday morning 12th inst.

or consumption, on Sunday morning 18th inst.
MARY VINEYARD, youngest child Of A. T. & Elizabeth
Jones, aged years & 20 days.
sWccp not for those whom the veil Of the tomb,
In lifcs happy morning hath hid from our eyes,
Ere sin threw blight DER the spirits young bloom,
Or earth had profancd what born for the skies.
Death child the fair Fountain ere sosrow had stand n
Twas frozen in all the pure light of lie course,
And sleeps till the sunshine Of Heaven has unchain'd H.
To water that Eden whence first was It's source"
At Monona Sept. I'd, Mrs. JANE, vito Of James No
Outlook, aged thirty three years-eight months, and
eight days.
The disease was lingering consumption, painful q
times yet attering her that she might perhaps regain
her strength and health.
She leaves q husband and three children to mourn
her loss When look the journal Of death and
see so many Of the names Of our friends recorded
there we feel that the attractions over he dark rvs''
are indeed many. s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-15

The High School.-Just as we arc ready to 80
to press we are in receipt Of q communication
from Alonzo Brown, Esq, Superintendent Of
Schools for Clayton County. Mr.. Brown takes
Sxcsption to the tenor of an article in our paper
OF Last week, and defends himself and the
Scheni system in a very creditable manner.
We shall take great pleasure in publishing Mr..
BIS. statement in our next issue. The public
will be much interested in its pcrusal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-15
Milwaukee, &c.

Last Friday morning we left home for Mil
waukcc, and an account of what we saw may
not he devoid of interest to our readers.
We left Prairie du Chen on the morning
train, d. c. OLIS, Conductor, (and withal a
very accommodating gentlcman) and soon were
among the low lands which lie OH either side
of the Wisconsin, affording an excellent loca-
ton for mosquitoes, snakes and bull-frogs. We
soon came to mail station, where man came
to the train after the mail who looked and acted
as though he had been the victim of fever and
ague for three score years or more. In due
time we came in view of the beautiful town Of
Madison, saw the State Fair grounds and the
pretty lakes surrounding the capital city. AT
ter getting little out of town, the whistle
shrieked, 'the train suddenly came to a halt,
and the passengers rushed out to see what
carsed the stoppagc. Judge Of our surprise at
beholding man lying on the track, few feet
ahead of the engine UNCONSCIOUS of his danger.
and upon examination, We became convinced
that he was placed there by another agency than
his own, as he was entirely helpless. He was
poorly dressed, and his diet, APPARENTLY, had been
for some time of the simplest kind, as he was
full Of stra,r the uhole length Of him. Feeling
satisfied that we were nicely sold we started
on. but before getting far, lot of pretty girls
came out of the bushes and by their excessive
merrment informed us who were the pe,pcra-
tors of the Joke. We arrived in Milwaukee at
r.M., when we soon found the American House
and did justice to good supper. After look
ing about town little, visiting the Reading
Room of the Young Mems Association, going
to the Newhall and fcasting our eyes upon its
magnificent proportions and gorgeous interior
decorations, we returned TO the less snowy but
equally comfortable American, and were shown
to a suite of rooms with bed in one of them
large enough for whole family, and good
enough for a King. Travellers who want a good
thing for little money will book themselves
at the American.
The next day we looked about little more
extensively and were surprised at the number
and elegance of the different buildings going up.
We were told that there would be more build.
ing done this year in the city than in any one
previous, since its commencement. The new
Custom House is fine rile of Joliet stone and
cost 100000. The next thing we did was to
make the purchase of piece Of the veritable
Atlantic Cable which remained On board the
Niagara, anil of course is the greatest curiosity
ofthe age.
Saturday night at 10, we took leave of the
L. J,As.
Of the American, and in due time landed in the
little city which is SO widely known as being the
fastest town on the Mississippi. "
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An Arrest and an Escape.

AN AI108C 800 IN 6000P0s
On "Wednesday last on the complaint Of o.
G. LEE, Esq, JAxys CALL was arrested here
by Deputy Sheriff futile and Constable Kee for
participation in the attempted robbery Of Cook
store. Call was taken before Esq. Arnold. ex
a,uincd and committed. He was taken by Kcc
to Pcarsalls Livery Office preparatory to pro-
curing team to carry him to Garnavillu Jail.
Call. at rooment when not very closelywa.ched
knocked Kce down and made his escape. Pur-
suit was given by Kee, Hubbard and several
others, and Call was found rolled in blanket
under bed in y shanty where two women were
sick with the ague. We are told that Call first
sprsng into bed between the women and they
..hnstled him out" in quick time! He was
again arrested. tied and we believe afterwards
handcufEed. Tstile. Ksc and Hubbard took
him to Gaspavillo and he was formally surren
dseed 70 the Jailor. It was now dark and a,
the Jailor went into Calls cell to give him
Something to cat. the prisoner (still haud-cufed1
upset the Jail0r, iran over futile who was IL
the marrow hall leading 70 the main entrance
and again made bis escape. futile fired shrei
shots 1t him - be was leaving. but The nigh
wss % dark sbatp pursuit rs out ofthe question
A hundred persons were on the ground imme
diately, but : casn-1 sld near By led wood
asd i'm il q lasgs.
Cali h . ANAL. well.mads. active, 6nel.
sdusalab, ssptlemanly looking young man. HI
has resided uEhis noighboshood two Or thrct
49, -.rll ..e->~ke.l IL &. - Z
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III VIM. McClintock, Esq. Democratic
candidate for Judge Of this District, called up
Oh rs Monday. Republicans tell him that his
chances for an election are STEW and far be-
tween" but we predict that lie will make a
good run and perhaps win. If elected, he will
make a superior Judge ; if defeated, his equani
nifty will not be disturbed in the least.-!S.
Cherries Republican Iatetisencer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Republican Convention.

Notice Is hereby given, that there will be Convsa.
ton of Delegates from the several townships Of this
county, held at Gutenberg, the 10th day q Sep
tember, instant, at oclock r. NJ for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for the once Of CLERK Of The
District Court and for the transaction OF such olhee
business Us may be brought before the Convention.
1t REPU8LICAN GENITAL cor. =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-15

The v Styk.-The latest style Of ladies
dresses is the "V style" that is. the body of the
dress is cut down behind and before to point
some ten inches below the neck. the V thus
made being trimmed with lace and enabling the
wearer to show pretty back or Boz 1--WE
cant spell it,
This style has been invented TO suit the
times. but few persons being able 20 go higher
than v for dress.