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T AIDES SNOW SHOES,
IL Ladies' GaiteTs
nnrIs RETTRFRG EIAuSAIANNr
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For the North Iowa Times.

Hoops.
Hoops indeed / declare am heartily sick
Of the name. Such continual harping about
"Hoops.' One can hardly take up a paper
without finding something ON Crinoline. Oh
the detestcd Crinoline, and yet after all that is
said about these "barcls'' (as they are often
termed) there is mot gentleman in McGregor
who does not fancy them it il natural for them
TO be on the contrary side in conversation. A
short time since heard gentleman remark.
"lfmy wife wore hoops would not be seen on
the street with her." Well, the very next
Sabbath he was not only in the street with the
said lady, but to church he gallanted her in full
Crinolinc ! fancy his mind must have un-
dergone sudden and serious chan re. What
contrary creatures these men are! Were the
ladies Of McGrcgor TO walk through town minus
Crinoline, how soon would our medfllesome
critics turn their tune it would then be 'scarci-
ty Of Petticoats," and in the next Times there
would be long lecture to the ladies on Petit.
coats. ..t.s.
Now ifthe gents will please pay very little
more attention to their own apparel and let us
ladies regulate our domestic affairs in our
own way" CHATS Democratic) We will take
some carly occasion to tender them our sincere
thanks. ADELE.
Good for adele" Hit the pantalooned
boobies as much as you like and the zsmes
will stand by you till Crinolinc is elevated to
the highest round Of public approval.
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Mssays. Editers Permit me, through the
medium of your press. to address thoee profess
sing christians, who have thrust at me the dag
ger Of Islander. To those, would say. vent
all your spite on the tas it might save it from
shoulders less able to bear than mine J blazon
forth my misdeeds in unblushing colon to the
SUN. ! can truly say Inever shrank from meet
ing Tie Consequences Of my misdeeds face to
face; and may the recording Angel write them
in letters of Ere. and can meet them, and my
enemies in judgment. What have to account
with God, let 1t be with God, and hoffman (;
who may uncertainty perceive and distinguish
facts, but certainly cannot perceive causes, or
motives and intentions. ] can truly say, never
premeditatingly wronged manor woman, have
labored with the spirit Of Philanthropy for my
fellow beihgs-shared with the needy my
humble and scanty pttance. Nurtured the
sick and pillowed the head Of the dying. The
infant and wayward, have studied to implant
principles, which became American Citisena I
have taught, have ihculcated, have put forth
nothing. which believed to be false or evil,
nor anything which did not believe to be good
and trtie !; and Ichallenge the world in defence
of my assertion, although ito hands have been
laid grudgingly on me as have toiled onward
in it's service; know have failed to attend to
my neighbors affairs with that zeal and prompt
ness that characterises some of my fcllow-la-
borers. Did the thought ever fit across your
mind, that inward. long concealed and pent-up
malignity Of heart, arising from wrongs and
injustice, inflicted and often repeated, warps
the stoutest heart, and turns the smooth stream
Of life into bitterness. Could We lay bare the
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secret history offs thousand hearts, what martyrs

secret history ola thousand hearts, what martyrs
would be found over whose accomplishing lips
the grave sets its seal. May your eyes be
opened to see that the rot'en foundation Of
your faith Is built up on the quick sand. and
cannot stand for crecds and dognas all must
pass with this vale Of tears, truth alone can
stand. And the world may roll on her juger-
naut car crushing her PROSTATE, and dcfenssless
victims in its course. Since left the parental
roof my life has boon one of chequercd scenes,
no counsellor, no friend, every hope crushed
under my feet, every spark of happiness quench.
ed ere it kindled into life and when eat my
bread in sorrow what need ye to add the gall ?
But l ask no charity, I have long since shaken
hands with the world. and parted with it, and
owe it no favor; and friends if have any,
make no defense in my behalf, as it only pro-
vokes bitter attack and gives kecner tooth to
scandal. Those who have sapped my life and
robbed me Of my hard earnings, would say
prepare TO meet me, for if Justice and her courts
are not deserted shall be with you.
NJ. A. NJ.
September lst, 1858.
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New Ad rertisements.-O q
friend complains that we have too many Ad-
sertisemsnAai in the Times. Weadmit it with
tears in our eyes, "over the left" Our paper
has very large amount Of news in it and those
interested in the business Of this growing
country can always find matter Of interest in
the Advertisements.
The fact is, the Times has large circulation,
it is read weekly by not less than FIVE or six
thousand people and Mcrchats and others sc;A
advertise in its columns-we cant help it.
In this weeks issue please to read about
SrARKs Dry Goods. Boots & Shoes, Groceries
DC. &c.
messages" Of Governor TEABour.
Fail not to pcruse the offer Of Good "Bran.
dies" which McCRANY makes. a#
If you would rent splendid Store room you
can be accommodated by JoSEs e. Bass
If Meat is wanted, who SO able to furnish
you as FALEs.
Don't 90 barefooted 60 long as CnARLEs
OrIrz will furnish Boots g. Shoes.
Nor should you wear long hair while Profcs.
sor CROMWELL is 50 willing and 50 well quail
fed to put your head and face in proper trim.
BREwEs 4 BEswIcK. you win perceive. have
dissolved partnership.
d. DRunnoSD has got his good looking
frame Store in Renting order and wants TO ses
it filled with goods.
H. s. GRAreER in ourSpccial Notice column
is offering Boots e. Shoes for Sale.
Our weekly medical notices are read Of
course by I'LL ihvalids and the medicines Away
cure. ,- ..
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From the New York Newsl
We esteem Il pleasure resting upon our absolute
knowledge Of Its merits to recommend Prof Woods
Hair Restorative the best article Of the kind with
which We are acquainted and which has done un-
der our own observation oil that It claims-and i
claims everything implied in its name.
This article, in thort will restore grey hair to It's ORR
gnal color and add to its growth and beauty wherever
any blight or disease has checked that growth
ried that beauty This has been proved In our family
within few weeks and in numerous cases related to 10
without the knowledge Of the proprietor. We have on
~ to add that this most valuable article for sale By
the proprietor at No. Sl2 Broadway, and ia Market
street, ct. Louis. as....g- ~
CAuIoN.-Beware Of worthless limitations % several
are already in the market called by different names.
Use unless the words (Professor Woods Hair Res.
t0rativc, Depot, Sc. Louis, No., and New Yosk) ara
blown in the bottle sold by all Druggists and Patent
medicine dealers. Ao by all fancy and toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Csnadas.
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COM M E RCIAL.


Wednesday,, Sept 20,ela6eis:
[Correcsed weekly By HOFFMAN ,BRM10N 4 co.
Wholesale Grocers Druggistsl
EXCHANGE on N. r., buying -, selling IL |; ON
Milwaukee, and Chicago IL. Geld barring -, sellisg
I l.2.
pr RaoDyo.-yn:.. 3: =: !!og, ..se to a.s.
Beans - 10 So Butter 10 to II. Lard nominal.
Egg to 9. Cattle, gross, %. sheep $50 to 40.
Best dressed Atos. Hop d.eesed lato
FRuIrs.-0reen Apples 40 Asssa IL. Raisias
ecssoc6ss Ga advanced, 3. .osl.l Mo-
lAssse (nsw)5 70 co. Syrup IS to Co. Coee prime Mo
s Gssssss s:ssse; H. s1 ws -
- to 2s. Candy IL.
Water Ime $50. Pis.::s 70 g. Don.s..s LIN. 81 81.
lio Soap a. candle. Il "a e H. " 1''''a
sUspsIs s':s P P.;:: Is Wood
s.o va shingles to ). Sol. t.ssa:. g .cas -''
wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY CO., Mc0rsgoe. Iowa. 4.
III. stock Of aroesds in Narkss = abundant, q re-
We sell the following Staples At prices named ss
Porto Rico, IL toS IA; White Coffee II to II IL;
cosSkEE.~sio, tom ON Il Il to Is j.v. is.
sALf.-R1ne new at g, is.
MOLASSG.-N. o. Plantation, extra, ~ to 80.
RRUITS.-Dred Apples 3. Dried Peaches
Is. kLan. l.! boxes 81; IL boxes ~; whole
CxkDIEs.-T.iloxla l.s; Starr % to Is, Ada.
mainline 80 to 81.
SOAp.-Pslm IL Krasivs 10.
eALERATUe.-Dabbit's pure, 8.
TEAs.-Y. IIuysop Is to IS Imperial 05 = 20;
Gun Powder, extra, 70 Oelong 80 to 90.
TOBACCO.-Plug IS to -; emoking do sl-2 TO 10;
Pine cut In bulk 81 to 81 Ia.
CRACKER6-Butter aud Soda q to T.
WiIskEY-26 TO -, best quality.
CODFlSI--6, best quality White ash $4,2S.
from 10 to 90 extra club (oiAD $I,8e; COrn IS Oats
80 to 20: Potatoes :5to 20 Dutter ~ IL; E9Es
10; Barley 50 to GO sugar erred Ilams l2A-S4M
sept. 90 1888. D1ADLkf CO.
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To Snbsc1ibers.-One No. more of the
Times completes the second volume. Our Of.
ice wants fixing up for winter. and it is posi-.
bic We may fail T. issue paper week after
next. Advertisers will plessc notice this and
hand us their iavors early for next week.
Our circulation has grown 50 large and there
IRE 60 many sahsesibess who never think of
sendins Or kssding rs any money, We have de-
cisied to cut ~ some two hundred Of them, and
send their bills for collection. We like tore.
tain all our readers but a paper connot he pub.
lished without fande.
Hand over to the Post Masters what you owe
US Or prepare for lonesome winter.
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Latest News.
The wyandotte TX ansas) Gazette Of the 18th says:
Yesterday, $4,000 In Gold dust arrived here hops
Pixies Peak. One man brought 5000, the result 0g1-
few weeks work.
The yellow fever hes nnsely disappeared iron say.
amman. ~ @
Geo. Mercer IVES killed ct New Haven, c., the 22d
by VIM. Houston, In IN amateur prise Aght. Houston
was committed Tor examination the NEXT day.
The amount In the U. g. Treasury, subject to dram
| Is $l2,oo0, 900.
The Land ofllce ss Saltwater has been removed 70
Cambridge, and the at Faribsult, to 81. Petssss
Minnesota. q.
The corner Stone Of the Insbrate's Asylum was laid
| on the 2Sth, at Binshampton, NY.
cargo Of Africans has recently been landed q Cas-
denas, port Of Cuba.
The late severe storm In Florida, materially damagsd
| crops.
The cable not yet In working ords, although So
mails received but slight that NO dpstchss can
Tho Arago, for Liverpool took 27s passengers. and
S41o 600 In specie.
No doubt Is now entertained that the steamer recent.
y burned On the ocean, was the Austria but - she
was well supplied With life boats, the passenger $40 IN
number were probably saved.
The captain ofthe Niagara reports the captured Af
cans As being in an unhealthy condition, two having
| died since arriving on board.
Ore took place At Rock Island the night o. the sAsA
opposite the r. l. Railroad depot Loss SO 900; sup
posed to have been the work Of an ipcsndiazy.
II reported that n. NJ Woodwork late cashier Of
the Brighton Bank, Mass defAulter to the amount
| of$so,Ooo The bank Is secured against loss. :.
J. A. Wesson completed his great feat ct Lockport.
Of walking 1000 miles in 1000 consecutive hours, ct
| o'clock A. NJ, the 9th.
gsgs STILL LArER: i. ~
1t Aeetsaned that IL the Austria burnt 1t sea
and ovse 80 pssssns psshsA. The nrs occurred BY
the spssse ~ u l6s.11ssss - - - rspdsep
smoke - pssly ~ Ma. ss'a d IA.
The Csty a NAhn6soa ~ = = r. FtAs So {
The American horss, Prietsss - ~ rsaa Hs.E
shire handicap race At Doncaster.
The great chess contest between Morphy and Harrow.
its was progressing, each having won two games,
Turkey and Prussia are said to have been on tAs
srink Of sompl . te rupture IS
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ID We see nova days many ''renuncia-
tons of Republicanism in our exchanges, but
it is seldom anything comes up that embodies
more brevity and good sense than the follow
ing letter from q prominent Republican Of
Olmstead Co.. Minnesota, to the Editor of the
Rochester Democrat. Wehave heard numbers
of our opponents talk much a. this man writes,
but it is not sure that they will be consistent
enough TO vote with the party that entertains
their own views. The ballot-box is the place
where opinions are deposited for public use,
Win our Republican readers examine Mr..
Chaniberlains letter aud will they have the
courage to vote its sentiments by supporting
the Democratic ticketi
A Renunciatioh ST Rspubiicanis1i.
NJ. Editor II have Aishes1o, BY my sym.
pathy and sentiments, regarded the Republican
party as safegus4d TO our National institutions
and the h.iwark of liberty, freedom, &c. But
lsnd In order to form more correct view of
the obligations Of q citizen, he should not be
led by partisan spirit, but 60 far 40 practicable
observe the fundamental principles Of our Gov.
ernment, as the scale by which to determine a
party question.
Tho origin and necessity of our Constitution
is within itself historical fact of the concess-
ion Of the jealous feeling incident TO the colo.
mics, AZ the price paid for the Union and Con.
stitution Of the United States, for the States
ed to sustain the Republican party bv the
Constitution Of the United Etates foS instance.
BY insisting the word s.slayen does not erist in
the Constitution, therefore the idea of snch
recognized property g ali humbur. Not vish.
ing 10 sasiain tho Characterization RI SiSs..w > I
must 1t the same time admit the inst;tst;op i
Recognised In the Constitution. snd thersfore
that fnstitution should be regarded e poiiticaliv
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Albert Lea-Alf p. Swineford, late editor Of
the 'Star" at Albert Lea, Minnesota, has arisen
from long sleep and now comes before the
public as the sole Proprietor of The Freedom
County Eagle. The Eagle will be Democratic
and with the pen which ALI wiclds there need
be no fear Of its ability in the advocacy of sound
opinions OF course we'll g Exchangc'-we
stopped sending the Times because We became
tired Of vainly gazing for the Star. May your
Eagle never lose feather.
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Doser zbsenaap, Olmstsd Co., Sept. 9th, 5,

CHEFS. At the Birmingham tournament
Lowe"thal beat Staunton. Mr.. Morphy has
played eight games bliudfoldcd, ccnquering in
six. drawing one and losing one. This match
has astonished the Chess world beyond anything
he had before exhibited II is rumored that
M. has since paid visit to Paris and got re.
specially whipped by French player
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County Seat.-We learn from Gamavillo that
this vexed question is dropped for the present.
The presumption is that the people Of that IRE.
cinct will be allowed to vote their sentiments
without being threatened with a loss of the
County Seat. That locality has some very
earnest advocates among the friends Of Nc.
-C.intech, but the sacrifice of him to aIpcase
the complaints Of his opponents viii not resnli
in the profit that few wire-rullers have beer
promising
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Osenator Brown Of Mississippi recently
delivered speech to his constituents
paragraph below is taken from it. These signs
fr"m Distinguished gentlemen who supported
the Leconpton policy Of the administration,
are evidence Of the hopelessness of the Uaioas
effort in crushing out Mir. Douglas. Stephen
A. Douglas has more friends to-day than any
single Statesman Of the country.
"And nowi fellow. citizens, having mention.
Cd the nnihc 6f Hbuglas,; allow me to digress
% far % to say my sympathies are not with
th6se who indulge In Wholesale dehuncsaiioh Of
him. he . more honest, more consistent
more the friend Of the constitution and The
rights Of the states. and better democrat thar
nine-tenths Of those who abuse him. He IL 1
giant In intellect. giant In will, . giant il
eloqnence. giant in everything that makes NJ
the characteFietics Of . great man, and / hops
he may thrash abolition Lincoln out Of Iii
boots"
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,e sloan's adverti4smsnt In sncther colvnn.

Pam! PAIN l! PAIN !!!-Don't be alarmed It the
heading for VIC only producing evidence that pain
Of all kinds be eradcated by the use Of On. BAK.
RR's PAIN PANAcgA. J. w. Morris Cincinnati says
81 procured bottle for wife, and after using Il two
days she was able to be about and ". free ffom all
David T. Bolts, OF WcstAeld, Ind, Gays 81 had the
Chronic Diarrhea in its form, until procured
Bakers Panacca, and in using Il ten days was cured
consider that my life to the Inventor Of this In
valuable Panacca.
jesse Kirby, CINCINNATI he il very much troubled
posed to the cold and wet, and at such times he has
only to take Bakers Panacea and he b restored
to perfect health Price, Is and so and 81 per bot
tic: BOLLES, SMITH Co Proprictors, Chicago.
Ako for sale by Hoffman Benton 4 Co., McGrcgor.
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Rally to the spsschssl

On Monday next, Oct. 4th, LEyylxewsLL
and VASpEvEs will address the voters Of Nc.
Grsgor and vicinity on Congressional matters.
The speeches commence At 2 O'Clock. Let
thcre be a full turn ont. Both these men arc
said b be good speakers and 10 be understood,
they should be heard. Lefingwell has no
superior, a. IN orator. in the west.
In our last issue VIC have Elkader down a.
an appointed place for meeting, but this is a
mistake; it should be Elk River, Clinton Co.
Az It b impossible 10 have speeches at all points
in the county; the people Of Monons, Farmers
burgh, Ion, Giaid and other places convenient
are respectfully invited by The candidates to
meet them At McGrsgor oh the 4sh. Those
hear Gutenberg can hear them on the sth at
That point. The southwest part of the county
viii rally at volga City on Saturday next,
Oct. "a.
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pAte late meeting appointed BY Mr..
Douglas IN Illinois I've forget the place) the
Repablicans headed by Lincoln. got up pro-
cession with drum and fife and marched
through the audience while the Giant was Civ
ing his opponents "Hail Columbia" Before
they got through however, some Of the black
guards of the opposition we're troubled with
sore heads. Served 'em right
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Aud;tOr Pattee-This wonderful man repor-
ted to the Allamakee County authorities, ga
mistake" in the assessed value of their lands.
He now finds another in the Clayton County
valuation-instead Of 80 per cent advance, it is
only SIS per cent!
Mr.. Pattee may find in few weeks that the
management Of our public aisairs by un incom
petcnt ct knavish set of officers is mistake
altogether.
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Rseing.-A French paper gives an account of
eighteen cats being taken league out of Paris
at midnight and being let loose, most Of them
ran home in half an hour. Two or three row.
ing toms stayed out all night.
An Iowa paper tells us Of "female foot race,
at a County fair somewhere in the Hawkeye
state. One Of the gh'als fell down and lost the
prize Of $500. She subsequently had $4,000
made up to her for the speed, &C., which she
exhibited. .e-
cip~y Iaeks nag WOW, tia Pzai.ie d, Chen
race ON Saturday last A late Locomptive
race against time took place on the Fond du
Lac road. From Chicago to Janesville IS
miles was made in los minutes. The human
race of the nineteenth century is not yet set
tied. It is thought the Yankees will beat
That's all the racing We think of this week.