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SADDLERE.
WAyCan3, CLCCBs, nc.


R THE BATTLE OF Dos
~ WORTH FIELD"
AzxskD Send cut a pursujvant at arms,
10 SANKEY'S regiment: Bid him bring his
power,
Before sunrisen z Test his son George fall
Into the blind cave If eternui night
Fill me a bowl of vine. GIVE a WATCH
kiHg Riciard III
Historians have perplexed Their brains in attempt
ing to account for hing Richards defeat at ROs-
worth ficd. The true reason IL 10 be found in the
last sentence OF the above quotation Richard got
a watch which had been buugled in the repairir :
and his calculations and combinations were baflied
by its inaccuracy. Reader avoid evils of kiuured
character. by sending your Watch for repair TO
W j BARTHOLOMEW,
jy5 Corner 18th and Main Richmond. Va
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
TyHE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10

TyHE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10
l. DINE WATER." has been soavzed by three
eminent Chemists aud proven 10 be richer in MINE
r.ls and to contain more Iocine" than any mineral
water known.
We now manufacturing from this water an
EXTRACT, by careful and scientific process Of eyap-
ration. by which all the healing properties of the
water are retained In pure aud concentrated mass
which readily dissolyes in common water and Is
Immediately ready for use.
We have many certificates from physicians and pri-
vate individuals which cen be ny sending and
procuring one OF cur phles from any OF ag
bearing full testimony TO the curative properties
the wafer and Vas, in all Scrofulous aud Cutane-
o!s diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Chronic
u rrh0a. Prolapsus Uteri, and all its kindred af-
tea IONS all dsea,es OF the Urinary Organs Disbe-
Yer, Gravel Chronic inflammation and Ifrations of the
Kidueys. Piles sc.
A supply OF the Water nicely and securely pack
cd III ouxes: containing one dozen bottles each. tor
sale either by the box or single bette, and also
supply Of the Mass ia small boxes. which can be
Mt By mail anywhere Kept for sale by j. III.
i0MPSuN i Co, Lynchhurg,. Va; GEORGE b
JONES 4 90, Petersburg. Va JAS ALLEN, Bill
ton. \ c., and LAfDLEY d. ROBINSON, Chemists,
&C Richmond, Va. je 23-2m
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Epal CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

cENA- CARRIA9EB, CARRIAGES
et3ssl-4 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley, beiWeef
Main and Cary (i3th and l4th streelsl near the Go
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CilAkiVrEEs, BA7
SgLKIEs all Of his own make of tie best matera's
and work 6anshp all OF which will BIO sold AZ low a.
good work OF the kind can be in the city OF Rich
Iaond and / respectfully ask n call from those IL
want of sny article ia the Carriage line, rs am dc
t,rniue,l to make 70 order and sell ut the lowest
prices possible ani .l work srl, that ls new, wsT
tanted MiCaJAE NAHUM.
fa -
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M ia !, re rs SCHEME

APPROPRIATION PKILEs.
p, nrigs 81 are s'" 'ppi0Ai''"~ ~ 1850
prizes Of $780, spproximatins to $4,000 o,
prize. are .ooo i'Z"o
prizes Of $40. experimenting to $4,000 ooo
prize. are .,ooo oo'
1 prizes Of $lG, sppToxluatng 70 S1co goo
prize. are ooo o""
prizes OF 500, approxlnatns " s4,'" Am
prize. are ooo '"'
prizes of $50 approximatinS 10 ss'o'o ,oo
priZB, arc ON
prizes .ss o. So AppFoAnAA'i"' - ~''''' 2Oo
,,eo -, ~ ssa ara i00, 600
-. ,-yzes s,ao-at5rzto S320Oo0
- whole Ptcxess $40; Halves 81: Quarters ~ ~
EFT A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be cent T. ,.ay pns DESTROYS of receiving IL
CertEcAee ofpackases viii DO sold at the 1oiio"he
re+ns which is the risk:
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T1RIESEMAR PROTECTED BY HOl

FTNRIESEMA Ak PhOIECIbO bf hoi
l. AL Letters Paent of England and secured 'y
the seals of the Ecole de Pharm8cle de PariA, ana
the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. Tri4se-
mar No ia 4 remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrhte,
and Exhaustion Of tue system. Trlesemar No eli
fectualiy the shortspac Of three days complete
Is and entirely e;adiCates a traces o! those dsUr-
ders which Coz ava and cubebs have 50 long been
thought an antdote for the ruin Of the health Of
a vast Portion of the population TrieseInar No 3 IS
great Continental remedy for that class OF disorders
which, unfortunately the English physician treats
with mercury. to the inevitable destruction of the
paieuts constitution and which all the apariIIa
IN the world cannot remove. Treseniar Nos !, 2,
and are alike devoid of taste small, and of all
nsuseatng qualities. They may lie on the toilet Ia
bic without their being suspected. Sold IN TN
and divided in separate doses. as administered
by Felpeau. La!ieman, Rouz, Ricord, SC, &C. Price
81 each or four cases for 81 which saves IS;
and in 527 cases. sold by DR. Ii BARROW, No
~ Prince street, q few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately receipt Of the amount.
Or will forward the 80 cases 5f Tre8emar, and the
large sizes, carriage paid, thus ihsuriGg genuine
European preparations The So cases also sent. but
not Tree OF carriage. Consultations as usual, from
eleven b. till tSo. II. fTona four till eight. NJ
a. l57 Prince street, lew blocks west OF Broad
way. Sold slso by
Richmond
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VIRGINIA WORN XILLEa.-Childreu

q
cry Tor it! This valuable anu popular prepaca-
ton il rsCoume AIDED with the greatest confidence.
Past experience and test OF years having proved it
b 7 or tbs best safest and most reliable Worm Ee-
slr3s 5fS in use.
basns prepared especially for children it "a sweet
and pleasant t. the taste and readily taken by thenI
and may be- given TO the youngest infant with perfect
safety t contains no oil, worm seed, t1rpentine
other uGuseouS drug.
Prepared only by L. j. pICOT, and for sale By
Druggists generally. Al II
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AVA = &EAx21s
SwXN & co.'s LOTTERIES -
~ TRIUMPHANTii
SWAN 81 co.
CONTINUE TO DAAM A. USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN 81 cos
L0TTERI ksARE LsdAL. AND
AuTa0ki1ED BY THE
STATIC Oh dEokaIAi
The late attempt to lnure cur Firm has shown that
OUR LOTrERIEs ARE DRAWN RAiRLYi
That our Prizes are PAID fuNCTUALLYl and that
our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Schemes viii be drawn by s. SWAN
6CO., Managers of che Sparta Academy Lottery in
each Of Their Single Number Lotteries for July,
la5s, at AUGUSTA, Ga, In public. snder the super
ntandence OF Commissioners.
CLASS y draws on SATURDAY, July 3, isS
CLASS % draws On SATURDAY, July 10. la5s
CLASS ~ draws GA SATURDAY, July II, 1858
CLASS q q avs on SATURDAY, July q, 1888
CLASS 70 draws on SATURDAY, July 81, 1853
ON TaE PLAN or E}NGGE NUMBERS.
50 TOGO TICEkrSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR III NDRED A n ID
EI9HTi-fIVH PRIZES!
Nearly Ufss ts1se 20 kCgTp N,Es Tickets.
MaGkIF[CENT sCHEMEi
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
IvSyRA YCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 131 MAIN STREET
APITAL 100000.
CHARTERED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OE VIRGINIA
IN 1889.
THIS Old C0IpANY,
Insure property Of ever desc rptqn against Fire
the dangers Of seas and Inland Transportation, Oh
the most reasonable terms.
81 Losses promptly settled.
DIRECTORS:
WM. L. COWARDIN, THOS. SAMSON.
Jos. ALLEN, Z. ". PURCELL,
IL. l.. KENf. J. 2. WiNSIUN.
WI. PALMER, FL. \. CLAIB0RGs
A K PARK Elk, PATRICK CULLEN,
J. 4. fNLUES, GEO. w. SMITH.
J. Z. WADSWORTH, b. Z. WINSTON.
VIM. BEERS, Il. w. FRY,
8. T. PUALIAM.
v. l.. CGWARDIE, president.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JI.. Secretary. NH Is
Y,HE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
L EOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE. WITH IFS DOUBLE SET Of SELF-ACr
ING GENERA S-THE OLDEST OF TIE
KIND IN V!Eii{NIA.-rhe genuine article of Bot
tied soda Water il put up by 81. MCCORMACK.
Also Lemon and Ssrsarariii4 Pop. Philadelphia P0r
Ter and Ale Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added to the above the b0ttlns
( Lager Beer Of superior quality, pint and hall
mint bottles. TO So - customers.
~ a. MCCORMACK. sae Broad e..
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ZINHE NENrkAA INIaL--

T.
T. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Situated at tha corner Of Grace and 9Th streets trent
ing the Northwest of tbs Capitol Square and
near 20 the Washington Monument, will be ia readi
ness to receive guests Or the ist January, 1853.
The locality III p0iu. of cCuti2uity to business,
being adjacent 70 the Capitol, Banks Custom House.
Merchant Milia, and Warehouses, together with its
be;llhfiIIness because ct the beautiful promenados
Afforded By The Public Grounds immediately in front
reDder at attractive
With such advantages. tho proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to the public
to meet which he gives of ample supplies
and the most asSduous ttentiou TO the wants Of all
who nay favor him with their company.
de 23-dIs FRANCIS j. Smith. Proprietor.
BOARDING Mrs. G. f. PEGRAM,
IL PARK U0CSE, Rank street, has now vacant 2
large and desirable rooms, suitable for gentem
and hisiady. Location pleasant and Convenient to
business. References req ured 10 3-ts
DRiVATE BOARDING. Mas; J. @
Z JAMES & Miss L. 4. BfDG00D, having rented
the very desirable residence Of Fleming james, on
9TH between Main and Franklin streets close to bu
siness and in the retired part OF the city, will open
Il for the accommodation OF persons desiring Board
II the ist day OF January next. The house has sey
erai large and desirable rooms for families Also,
al Office in the front basement. They accommo
date q few DAY B0ARDERS. ia20-diy
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W1S%wn LADIES' ARCH TOP
AgEr7-sA FRENCH TRUNKS-We have in
~yks4fi t9Wt store q large assCrtm mt Of Ladies'
ssss~-.AaA~AS very large size Arch Top FRENCH
TRUCKS. Just the thing for ladies who contemplate
visiting tn yariOu. Watering places this summer
They very roomy and durable Please call and
examine them before making yOur purchases.
PUTNEY WATTS,
No ll3 Main stIeet Richmond. Va
n B.-We have also on hand large a. fresh as
sOrtr0ent of both iron and Wool Frame Traveiins
and Pack ing Trunks, Valicts. Carpet aud Enamel
iias and SAtch ls All for sale reasonable terms
il y PUTEEY WATTS.
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IN ORDERING TICRE

TX ORDERING TICRET3 Or CR5-IFfCAtE S
Euciose the money TO cur address Tor the iicRets
ordered on receipt Of which they wli be torWsroeu
Nv first mail Purchasers csn have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate. ~
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
tgDarcnasers immediately after the urawing.
AZ Purchasers viii please write their signatures
AIN and give their Post Ulice County and state.
ak- Remember that every Prize Is drawn ana pay
able in full without deduction.
ag- All prizes of $l,oIl and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other przes a. tbs ususi time
Of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
kd,IIsss orders for Ficket5 2r Certificates TO
&. SWAN ( Co, Augusta, Ga.
ar Pe-sJns residing near Montgomery, Ala or
sitgCta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save tine, by addressing s. SWAN CO., ct either
of those cities.
81 4 list Of the Numbers that srs drawn from the
wts1l with amount ofthe prize that each one Is
e9tiile tU will be Published after every drawing il
de following papers: Tho Augusta (Hal Co,isti-
n ionniist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
lharleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inte!geucer, New York Weekly Day Book Savsn-
agh Georgian. Richmond Disps,ch. New York
psrsich tanliing Miss Clarion, and Little Rock
(Ark) "-ue Democrat. je 25
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r abbey & KOBlAEUN'S CREAM

T AIDLEY & KOBlH&UN'S CREA Nj
IA sYRUPs'-Thesedrliciou wholesome ard nu
tricOus D. rups, with the vifUGs fruit iEors, which
were - exceed .agis popular last year sup
n't.rj con family with our pure, sparkling icy-cool
fouu. .lu soda v alter.
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON,
jv5 Chemists &C. 4th ami Franz in It's.
BUILDERS HARDWARE We have
~ III store a large stock OF Builders Hardware, 10
winch call the attention of all III want, consist
ing ill pat of
aim and dortice Locks and Lafches
Wrought AM Cast But iilnges
Luii IL rurters ana IA kers Pat. Blind Hinges
and tasteniugs
Parli sinsut anu Ia, er Blind Hinges
Merriman'e, Mackereiis and HarDsten's Blind
Eastenins3
Wind1w Springs. Sash Lacks Window Pullies
Flusn Roun |, square anu Chamber Bolts
screw, Finishing y ais
easu Weights, sash ri
Cut and rou shI y ais, &C.
CLAnkSOA, ANDERSON 4 co,
my Y No. q Main At
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IAIaIrE LINEN DRILLS PANTS. FOR

tNT HIIL LlNDN UhILLC nv y, 4 = II
w LARiE MEN.-We hav. in store large
stock of White Linen Pants, which we will cell ijT
Sl25 pair. They are large sizes, all linen, and
well made. Call soon. as We are selling them very
DARRACoTT, HARRIS q co.
No liz Main street
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LEAD QUARTERS. Spring GOODS.

= FAD % Ah u N.Y. Ist-NU UVVDO.
Ii CLOFHINGl CL0rHING!! CL0THING!!i-
The subscriber has Just received his stock o spring
Goods, OF the latest and most fashionable styles
COATS PANTS AND VESTS, of all shapes and
coiors Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such AS
SHIRTS COLLARS, DRAWERS,
CaAvATc, ST bUKS, uANDkERCHIEfS,
GLOVES SUSPEN DERS, SOCKS, &c, Sc
ALSO-A large and choice selection Of Fine
French Cloths, Cassitneres. and Vestin2s. &c, &c,
which he Will make rt.sGre At the shoreS. notice.
all of which he w sell. wurkman'h ip and material
considered as low as the lowest, as lie is determined
TO please 0.!e aud Ali.
All goods warranted as represented
EB SPENCE,
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MoNoNA.-The New Years Ball at the
opening of Bars Hotel is reported to
us as having been the most splendid af-
fair of the kind that Monona ever saw.
The New Year, the New Hall and the
New Landlord are all receiving highly
complimentary notices from the large
delegation of McGregorites who had the
pleasure of assisting i'll the initiating OF
MCNAMARA as Proprietor ofthe most Fl
nished Hotel in this section of the State.
The Ball at Monona must have been
a protracted one, as three Of our nice
young men, N. f. and w. started there
on Thursday evening and they did not
get back till Sunday
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

RosBEKY.-The Countess of Elles-
more was robbed Of wardrobe and
many valuable jewels more than year
ago The London police have just dis
covered how it was done and who did
it. She had entrusted large black port
mantcau to hack or cab driver to carry
to the r. Road station for her. 1t was
stolen off from behind by man in broad
day, carried to den and examined. Its
value was not dreamed of by the thieves
and all tie costly array and diamonds of
that aris,ocratic lady were distributed
among female favorites as 80 much trash.
Her loss was $50, 900! Their gain was
less than $500.
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COM NJ r RCIhL.


There Is . slight change In our market Business y
not dull by any means, whom the shape Of commercial
matter IL considered. Our merchants are doing
brisk trade with western Iowa and Minnesota. Pro-
ducc remains about the came. The weather 10 still
warm The Niagara from Liverpool, Doc lsth reports
brcad.tufrs unchanged At Chicago, Jan. Ath, wheat
in demand at SO to ST. receipts by r. r. large
Corn 80 a A. Oats %. Barley As. Hogs 4,25 to 4,so
Hams IA. Lard 10. Tsllow 10. Beans Is. Hides
to 8. Groceries lower. At Milwaukee, prices .
little better, with activity. No improvement in
money natter The stock of Salt IL light and salcs at
1925.
Exchange on n Y. buying at 3, selling at s. On
Chicago 1. On Milwaukee 1.
Mcoregor Market,
Wednesday, Jan. s, 1853.
Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON co.
Wholesale Groccrs L Drusgists.l
EXCHAN0E-On N. York SON Chicago l-oa
Milwaukee l.
Gold buyugat 8. selling at S. No disccuntins at either
bank. shinplasters not received on deposit.
PRODUCE-wheat 40 to 46. Flour 81 90 pr
ssck Oats 20 to rs. Barley so. Potatoes 40 4s Hay
10 90. Corn IS.
PROVISION - Pork nominal. Hams 10 to H.
Lard 90 Butter 20. Cheese, ". r., u IL. Eggs 20.
Fat Cattle gross. Sc. Fat Sheep so to 90 per head.
Beef by the quarter to Q. Round lIogs to 8.
rRUITs-Grccn Apples IS SO per Dbl. Lemons s. per
box. Dried Apples ~ IL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Muscavado, 10 IL to IL Ia
REID yellow IL IL to IL l-2 Crushed II IL to 10
Powdered Is to IT, Molasses 60 to 70, GAL Syrup 70
to u.s. Rio Coffee IL IL to IA 1-2. Tea IS to 60
Black 50 to rs Soap l2 to L. Candlcs Tallow IA L.
Salt per Dbl. so, fine; 3 IS coarse.
FISII-Mackcrel, half bbls., so to . 50 Cod IL
to White so.
Water Lime, 1 so. Plaster 5 toe.
Whiskcy, IS.
OILs-Lard IS to so Whale 20 to l 50 Lin.
| seed l 10 to l 20.
sUNDRIEs-Nails5 Green Hides 2, dry 70. Pslts 10
to ~. Wood 50. Turpentine IS. White Lead to TO-
LUMBER, IA to IS Lath 90 to 50 Shingles
| to 90.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

Riot at Dubuque. Express e. Herald Of
the Sd. brings us a detailed account Of the Riot
which took place at West Dubuque on the even.
ing of Jany. lst. We have no space for the
full account. The substance of the melee is
this: The Germans had a ball at the Western
Brewery Hall, and several I,ishmen called in
and proceeded to make themselves sat homc.'
Making pretty free with the dance, the Germans
tried to quiet them, and in handling each other
with drunken kindness fight was got up. and
part of the combatants came out of the house.
A German came out on the vcrandah with a
1un and fired at company then in the road
about 20 yards from the house. One man Tho.
mas Gamer fell dead-his brother Philip kneel-
ed down to the body and while crying over the
corpse second shot was fred which mcrtally
wounded Philip. John Gamer another brother,
and Patrick Meladcy were both wounded in
the house by glass bottles or some other sharp
missiles. None Of the Germans seem to have
been hurt. A mob then tore the windows and
doors out Of the Brewary and left it wreck
The Irishmcn are said to have been peaccable
men, and not at all in the habit Of making
trouble. Several of thu Germans have been
arrested for murder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

IL Old and young are now Unfortunately using
Prof Woods Hair Restorative come as cosmetic or
beautifcr Of the complexion, to prevent the lair
falling come mere dressing of the hair and Others
to make grow and to change gray hair to It's original
color and there Is no doubt OF IT, answer ing ali the
purposes for which was designed by its utrous
ventor.
bility IN tring matter, but q VIC deem It no rpc
matter to have the hair . mans head (when PRE-
matureiy falling o) actually and permanently restor.
Cd 70 neither do consider II unworthy the editorial
profession to lecommend Hair Restorative that viii
eject this very thing. Woods celebrated "lIair Re.
storative IL the article have In view and II the Ger.
ticates Of the most distinguished men in the country
are entitled to credenoe then l. this preparation all that
claimed for it on the part Of its proprietor Sec ex-
tracts from the "Mssour Republican" 10 the SPECIAL
Sold by Ill Druggists. 2w06
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THAT ToAsr.-A German gent Of
great public spirit and kindness ofheart
on the evening of the Ball at the Amer.
lean, attempted to drink toast in En-.
glish. A slight confession of the brain
and some confusion of the tongue pre-
vented the execution of the idea. The
drinking part was effected with all the
honors, but the words of the toast were
lost in shouts of applause. Lager and
wine are used shust tc same by both ma
tons, but the languages of the two class
es vary some. We hope the "Count'
may try again.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06
GROUP, WHCOPiNG COUGH, INFLU-
ENIA

SPRINGFIELD. MIS-, Feb. 7, 1856.
BROTHER AVER will cheerfuy certify your Pee
toral Is the bet remedy we yOssess for the OF
Whooping Cough Group, and the Chef diseases of
children We Of your fraternity in the South aprreci-
ate your skill and commend medicine to our pco-
pic. HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes, Sd jan,
1856 81 mad tedious Influenza which confined me-
in doors Fix weeks took many medicines without
lief finally tried your Pectora by the advise Of our
clergyman. The first dose relieved the in my
throat and lungs less than half the bottle made
as we'll q, the best we con buy, ard estcem you
Dec OF, your remedies, the loor mans friend"
ASTHMA OR rHTHISlC AND BRON-
CEIrlS.
WEST MANcHEsTER, Pa, Feb 4, 1886.
SIR Your Cherry PcctOral Is performing marvellous
cures in this section 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms Of unption, aud Is curing
man who has laborcd under an affection Of the lungs
HENRY L.PARKs, Merchant.
4. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., Albion, Monroe Co., Iowa,
writes, Sept. ., 1855: "During ny practice Of many
tora for giving and relief constructive patients
or curing such as are curable.'
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy found
CONSUMPTION. -
Probably Eo one remedy has ever been known
which cured many and such dangerous cares q this
Some no human uid reach but even to those the
Cherry Pcctoral affords relief aud comfort.
AsToR House, N. Y. CITY, March 9, 1855.
Dr. AVER, Lowell feel It . duty and . plea. ure to
inform you what your Cherry Pccteral has doue for
my wife, She had been Eve months tailoring under
the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which
no aid We could Procure gave her much relief. She
was tteadily failing, until Dr. Strong, Of this city,
where where We have come for advice, recommended
trial OF your medicine We bless his Kindness q We
40 yonr tk for che has recovered from that day.
She b not yet ktrong she used to be- but ID nee
from her cough, and calls herself we'll.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, of shelLyvills.
An AntA ..Ate.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial 1t made BY one Of the lest
medical cl mits In the world, and It's cures all around
phia Ledger.
Prepared By J. 9. Aver L Co., Lowell, Mass, aad
sold y HOFFMAN, BENTON CO., McOrsgor, o. r.
MANLIN, Prairie du Chen, and BY agents in every
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

Lecon,pton.-Gcn. joins of Iowa has formal.
ly in dorsed the policy Of Mr.. Buchanan IN
the Kansas question. in letter to the New
York Buchanan demonstration of the last week
our Senator $50 far as I am at Trcse nj advised
approves the august measures" Of the Fresi.
dent. The Editor Of the North Ne.t in giving
highly fattering introduction to Senate,
Jones' letter, says tive are satisfied that the
Democracy Of Iowa will sustain Gen. Jones in
the position he has taken in his letter.
Now We are pleased TO see that important
qualification $50 far As am at present adv;s
ed" 90 far are we from being satisfied that tho
Democracy Of Iowa approve" the Kansas po.
Icy of the Message. that we'll bet our Con.
gressional favos against glass Of Champagne,
thut not one democrat in twenty. throughout
the State of Iowa or in the whole North West,
will approve anything of the kind |!
We sincerely regret that Senator Jones has
arrived at conclusion " hich is adverse to tho
judgment Of his warmest friends, und one
which must yet be reccded from BY the Admin
istraton ii it would retain the respect
Of those who did the voting which brought it
into over