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Kitchen Poetry.


sl'm tired of work, said Polly Gray,
IT'S nothing but scrub the livciong day;
I've wailopcd the pots and kettles round,
Till my ears are sick at the very sound.
Ny hands are hard critters horn
Such things never, since was born,
on any decent body did see,
Much more on one that was made like me.
There there that pot is splutter;ng over
Because forgot TO take of the cover ..
The cat is scorching, tho bread il burning
The broom is worn to the very hub
The brush Is only tangled stub
How many spraddling hitching motions
Ire made in wearing out them notions!
I've twisted my hips and shoulders out,
In banging the beds and blankets about.
There are two long marks astridc my nose
They husbands mean, but the deuce only knows
When one will come! and must stay s
In this stived up kitchen to work all day.
There was Betsy Grant and HulJah Drew
Two lazy drabs as ever I knew
They wrigglcd aud twisted their bodies about,
And laid all they earned in finery out,
And each wore behind fdghtful lump,
II looked for the world like carnel's humpl
My stars / wonder the men don't SO
And bring home Hottcntot Venus or so!
The girls would be in utter despair
To match tho rm OF the Hostcntot fair
wclll Huldah Drew and Betsy Grant
Are married now and live with my aunt;
They drawl their words and hold back their heads.
Too paguey proud to earn their bread
wonder what the reason can be
That nobody comes to marry me
Splash goes the dshcloth into the Kettle;
I'll try for once Miss Polly's mettle-- .r
The cakes my burn as black my shoe
Stay here for drudge--rll be hanged r. do
mean to fiirt, and idle, and wriggle,
Aud love, and pad and stare and gigglc--
And then il no one the question pops,
by jung shall be as mad as hops.
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Mr.. SLuNKERs Co.'s ON AN ExcuR-
sIoN.-Mr, s. went on steamboat ex :
cursion recently, and kindly offered to
take some notes for us. The morning
after the return of the boat. he rushed
wildly in upon US and laid down huge
pile of notes upon our table. Then,
with q melo-dramatic laugh, he rushed
ont. A few hours of assiducus app]i-
cation enabled us to decipher the fol-
lowing:
Great and glorious time, beautiful
ladiAs may dance - bright eyes,
'abI and eloquent remarks !" ..elo-
qusnt music - s.fair wine - ..o'er the
glad waters - VERY fair wine !" ..clo.
rious time; :" ''BEsT wine we ever saw"
good joke !" some more wine - ..life
on the ocean wave and little more wine;'
'gentlemanly and efficient officers -
hat lost his boy oscrboard--man in
blue buttons and brass coat attempted
lo.jump into the hat and rescue the
Lake, but was prevented BY some glori.
Jus wine as ever ssw - "the forward
deck I'LL into 4 beautiful poodle dog
rhich could swim and consequently
wasn't drowned in some Of the very
best wine ever seen since the discovery
If America by Robert Fulton = every
singular phenomenon-lake full whales
and wine !" never saw SO many beau
siful ladies and wine in life - great
and glorious time and long may they
wave. '-Ploin Dealer.
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III. B AR N A R Il.

VTNAKES this method to inform the citizens Of
l. Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota, that he
is prepared to do all kinds of MIILWRIGHT WORK,
such as building Steam or Water Grst Saw Mills,
and furnishing Machinery for the same such as Bolts
Burr Smut Machines of the most approved kind After
twenty-five years experience in the business he atters
himself that all those in want of Mwright work will
do we'll to give him call.
Ho is prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted
All business letters will receive prompt attention.
lie can be found at the Barnhart Hotel, Hardin,
Clayton Co.. Iowa. ~ NJ 1881 ly69
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The Cable.

The Cable.
Mr.. Field describes the feeling which per-
vaded all on board the Niagara while the cable
was being laid, as one of the most intense ex-
itemenf.~ Every man exerted himself to the
tmost 70 achieve success in the work
Throughout the six and half days the most
.!erfect silence and attention pervadcd among
The meg; lest q single moment of negligence
'hohld des(t0y the t3ble. On the first day az
ter the paying out began, it was found that the
&sle.xas heing laid out at a rate which, in pro.
PORTION 70 the distance run. would. If continued
have defeated the enterprise.
This was owing to the fact that the cable on
the Niagara had caused so much local attraction
to seriously derangc the compasscs. render
my II impossible to steer the ship. Next day
the commander of the Corgon being appraised
IT the fact, ran ahead Of the niagara, steering
IN the most direct course for Trinity Bay, This
ne continued to do day and night until they ar.
iised, never leaving the deck except for few
nicments. and varying his position by repeated
observations by the. sun moon and stars. To
''is agency therefore the success of the achieve
nelt Is greatly indebted.
When his arduous task was accomplished,
lbs eyes were swollen and suffuscd with blood
from long loss Of sleep, and he was almost pros.
tfated from the immense fatigue which he had
undergone. Without his assistance the cable
would have bss1ellausted long before the Nj
~ near the telegraph station
4 Etaals III 1fs&D O'clock in the morning
g. &a21bc house, half mile distant
. ~! 49, 1Ederness, not a person being Wis
ei NE beach. At the telegraIh house he
I s.rnd the oPera,orA floW 4xpdon fast asleer
ss Ia e . aet s aaeaeass
la As ~
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The Only College in the sWest

Where complete education in pook-Kespisg and
Surveying atanabc. All the varieties IN the bsst
Mercantile and Geodetic Schools Of the United Stsess
ana Great Britain are taught With numerous novelties
by corps Of first class teachers and Lecturers.
SS' The departments Of Bank and RailreaA .bnai
ness sloe are cheap At the SBst " ths s.sirs Book.
Keeping course: .-..g ... ..
Graduates are assisted to situations.
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PRIVATE DISPENSARY
DR.. HIIsLIARD.

I'M v "A T. DlSl CNShnl
DIR. HIIsLIAED.
VNTOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants
wv of Dubuque and the surrounding country that
he can be consulted at his rooms through the Post
Office, privately and confdenally. SON ALL DISEAS-
Els OF PRIVATE NATURE" Several years of ex.
perence and practice in several cities of the East en-
abes the Doctor to perform the most astonishing cures
in . very short time. Syphic and Mercurial taints
in from three to ten days. without obligng the patient
to desist from his daily asocation
All diseases of the organs OF generation treated in a
careful and thorough manner, for either sex. No
charges for advice. Low charges and quick cures.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness, should
apply to the doctor Immediately in person by letter.
post paid for his remedies and advice he never fails
Of curing the most obstinate
Patients Of either living at distance by stating
their diseases in writing, giving the symptoms, &c
obtain medicines with directions for use, by addressing
the Doctor and enclosing fec. san communications
strictly confidential"
Female diseases treated on scientific principles Leu.
churrllca Whes-Prolapsus Utegi, falling of the
womb suppress Of the Menses, inflammation or u
ceration OF the Uters, &C., &C.
The most Of the above yield to his mode
Of treatment
DIR. ii. is also agent for the sale Of DR.. Seldens
French Female Monthly Pilr, which the only bona
fde Pill Of the kind sold III America. Price One Dollar
per Box. Persons sending for pills, will enclose one
dollar and two stamps, aud they be mailed to any
part OF the country.
n. Ii. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in peculiar sit uation, should not thcu
by their action the womb, micarrage will be the
consequence they contain mercury, iron steel, or
deadly OIL, but their action is without parallel in
medicine.
Office near the corner OF 9TH and Main Sta over
Rozenthalrs Clothing store.
Dubuque. Aug II, 1851
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Every department Of Bookkeeping, With Pen.
manship, Correspondence, Law Lectures, &C., 81
Land Surveying and Civil Ensinsering, Is 8 4
The two Life Scholarships together,
Business Penmanship on the salomian System,
new invention, distinguished from It's rivals By
Superior elegance and rapidly of acauiaitson
and general success, !
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e.. II. Learned.

Os 81 AGNVNEU.
Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Gen
eral Commercial Agent,
McGREcoa, Iowa.
Will attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate-examnation of titles, payment of
Taxes, dc. Will undertake the collection Of
debts and guarantee prompt return.
Has for sale several valuable tracts of Land,
Town Lots and Mill Properties, in Iowa and
Wisconsin, which offer strong inducements to
spectators Or those seeking safe and permanent
Investments.
{ Office oper Kellogg d Stasks' Store. }
NcGrcgor, Iowa, Sept. l. 81 n4S3m
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JERSEY ROCKAWAYS.

JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD 3 UGGIES.
And in fact almost any kind of running We
hicle from Wheel Barrow up to Locomotive
furnished on short notice from the above estab-
lisment.
To parties acquainted with the foregoing
mentioned Establishment their turn oats need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso-
phisticated VIC would say that michigan timber
stands un:ivaled for Wagon and Carriage rur-
poses. and none is Used by NESTS A. & T., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months--and the
best evidenceof their Workmanship, is the quan-
tity annually sold in almost every western town,
and the constant increasing demand forit
We warrant all their work sold by us in every
particular and in amy case of failure the war
ranty is made good without any grumblng.
And kind Reader and Patron while medita
ting uron availing yourselves OF these Creature
COMFORTS take heed that we are Agents for, and
have an assortment on hand of almost all the
good Rcal ers in rse and now have on the Lakes
a large invoice Of the noted Fowlersllc Thresh-
ing Machines, to which we invite your attention
GRANT e. PECK.
M'Grcg or, May 2sth 1857. n34tf
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MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
THE
New England States

IN ONE YEAR,!
FuNBE RESTORATIVE of Professor o. j. WOOD
Il FIR restoring hair perfectly and permanently, has
never yet had rival volume after volume might be
given from all parts of the world and from the most in
telgcnt to prove that it is perfect Restoratre but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also the
following:
RE- THE HA1R.-people have for centuries been ar-
1icted with bald heads, and the only remedy hereto
fore known, has been those abominablc wigs by a
recent discovery of Professor wood these articles
being fast dispensed WITH but grcat many persons still
patronze them because they have been Sd often impos
ed upon by Hair TONES of different kinds TO al such
persons earnestly make the request. that they will
try again for in Woods Restorative there is no
such thing fail.--We know of lady who was bald.
WHO used the article short timc and her head is
covered completely with the tnest and most beautiful
curls imaginable We know of numerous cases where
hair rapidly falling out which 1t restored in greater
perfection than 1t ever had been before.
1t is also without doubt of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition, making 1t soft and
glossy. removing dandruG and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair is heir to-
1t the duty Of every to improve their personal
appearance though some may differ in regard to the
ways of doing it but every will admit that a
beautiful head OF hair, either in man or woman Is an
object much to be desired and there that
should be left untried to obtain such consideration
- Wonan's Adrocate, Phil.
Cochocton. Ohio, Nov. II, 1856
O. j. WooD Il Co.-Gents As have been engaged
IN selling your Hair Restorative the last for
of your Local agents, (R nj Hackinson,) and having
perienced the beneficial effects Of myself would like
OBTAIN agency the state Oh uHO OF STATE
in the west, should you wish to make such arrange
ment "a nvinced there is nothing equal to 1t IN
the United states for restoring the hair. have been
engaged in the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretve organs in
vigorates the scalp we'll yours, being fully
WINGED that your restorative is what you represent to
be would like to engage in the sale Off, for am sat-
isied it must sell.
Yours truly, 8. T. STOCKMAN.
Wayand Mass. Feb. 5, 1857.
Dr,P n I & FL vivOr 1s1a
the good effects of your Hair Restorative wish to state
that finding my hair growing thin well gray, was
Induced from what read and heard to try the article
prepared by you promote its growth and change its
color it in YOUTH both of which 1t has effected
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles yours, &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
0. j. Wood Il Co.. Proprietors 312 Broadway. New
York Gin the great N Y. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Mo. Sold by all good
Druggists. Eea< #5 a
Rn- For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co, McGrAgor
9lm3
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TIN WARE,

A nice assortment can be shown.
Brown wants the town and country to come and see
him, rs he will be hand to show goods and sell
cheap. On this latter point, every shall go away
satisfied that at this store the business w be done
up BROWNE
McGregor, April Z, 1S5sn7Stf
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The advantages enjoyed at this College ars too m
mcrons to partcularize in an advertisement bat aSs
detailed In the College Circular which may b had nee
from the President.
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lNLOvER and Timothy Seed, so Bushels Just lecey.
l. cd aud far sale by STARKSG KELLoCS.
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MILWAUKEE.
DIRECTORS /:
A1ssja,ikss.

DIRECTORS:
8. II. KELLOGG, Esq, MIL, EDWIN PALMsR, Esq,
Dr. JAMES JOHNSON, /" lfilwaukss.
Hon.sESAroR O'NEILL, +" Dr.J. 8. DOUGLAS,
Hon. LYMAN c. DRAPER, sAM'L q. CALLAHAN, ESQ,
Madison, Oshkosh i
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GR.a.VT r PECK,

nEALERS in al descriptions OF Threshing
DMachinss Reapels, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn Shelters, Shareholders, Holse
Rakes, Flows, Cultiyators, Portable Saw and
.Grist Mills Eastern Lumber, and Democratic
Wagons. Open, and Top Buggies, and Agri-
cultural implements generally.
Warehouse. upper end of Vain Street,
McGGEGoR, Iowa.
%. Particular attention given to Colsign-
ments,
ROBERT GRANT. JOHN +. PECK.
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Lumber WAGONS

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ Grant d. Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishmcnt of Mcssrs. Austin IL Tomlinson, at
jackson, Mich-consisting of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins.
f" I" Shell Skein and Pipe Fox.
" Iron Axel "a inch. arm suitable for
horses. ~
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II AMP CAmneys, Lamp Chmncys Lamp Chin
4 neys. Burning Fluid aud Canphcnc La.tips, just
received and fer salc by
HOFFMAN, BENTON d co.
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PORTABLE FORCES,

For Blacksmiths Railroads and Steamboats-thc Far
mer would find these FORCES very convenient for the
purpose of repairing small breaks in his farming uten
sils. when the time lost in running to distant shop.
is Of more value than the cost OF the work. In
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Contracting Agents
AND CoNslGNEEs FoR THE FOLLOWING LINES :,
ortiz Western Transport stioa Co,npany-C
V. Clark 4 CO.. Agents, Coenties Slip, N. Y
Walker. Massey a Co.. Agents. Buffalo, NJ.
N. Ship daily from Pier 8. East Rivcr-Car-
goes insured.
Union Erpress Company-Beach & Wallings.
ford. Agents. liza Broadway, N. Y; Geo.
Phippin, Agent, State street, Boston.
.lereidnd, Toledo and Michigan Southern n. r
ComYanys Express Freight Line.-Mix 4
Morris, Agents, Cleveland. o.; @. Yardlsy.
Agent. Toledo o.; L. d. Bucker, General
Freight Agent. Cleveland. o.
eceland. Columbus and Cincinnati Il. r. Co.'S
Express Freight Line, (Uia Lake from Cgeus
iamd3--J. N. Kinney, Agent, Cincinnati. o..
J. Patterson. Agent, Columbus. o. Hubby,
Hughes a. Co., Agents. Cleveland, o.: A
Hills. General Freight Agent Cleveland. o.
Mark packagcs-carc 7. s. & Co.
June Ii. n36. Gin
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OF all kinds. COOKING, PARLOR, Boa, &C., and
those SUMNER RANGES, for cooking without
heating the whole house, very cheap and convent
cnt article, consuming less wood in week than an
ordinary stove does in day. Hewould also announce
that he has s..- -.s ==-s
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CONTRIBUTIONS
OPERATIVE SURGERY TO SURGICAL PATHOLOGY


JN CARNOCHAN
Professor Of Surgery the NewYork Medic. Coiess,
Surgeon in. Che 10 :he State Hospital, &c
This work will BE- published in series o. Numbers, TO b. is
sued quarterly Each Number OF qu,rto '1e will contain from
illustration; Of he Gases, from win be complete
in topics embraces and viii be Published N the following
orders
Gs ss or of II. Ens
iy treated BY LsatTe of the FemorA Artery with Cases
c.e Of Ea.econ Of IN. Entire Una Remark. Negrslsi.
three Case; r y BY EnasI Ss q e %
Nickel
Pathology Of con,cn;s Disc zion. the Zip Joint with a.
tIstions =,
Gaze Of EI.e.on Of the Entire Rsdu. Csc Of Ex.econ
the Three Lower Fourths BoE Remarks oeo-
sneurisD sith Case. ,
Case Of Anputson At the Shoulder Joint for ,he Reoyt Of
large fbrocancerols Tor Of the Humerns With Re.
Ampuson a. this Joint Case OF Penetrating Gdnsh0t
Wound Of the Heart ,
Double Congenisl Dsocston Of the Hip joint Re-
marx, Double Capital Operations. with Gases Remark on
comparative Merits Of the Partial Amputations OF the Foot
Remar1' On Ampu;ation' through S the Ankle joint
Successful Removal Of large Fbrocarlagnous Tumor grow.
U, Rsm,,l on ID. Treatment Of Varcose Vein, Of the
Lower EItrene. Cases Remarks the Ce.tion Of 40
Artificial Joint upon the Lower Jaw in Of complete AnchJo
ii. at the Te"poro narlay srti,saOn Of One Side
Remark. on The Operation Of Double Complicated Hare Lip
with Cases Remark. Eoogy of Coneena DisIo atoms
of the Hip Joint Remarks the Removal of the ErS Dress
iDgs after Capital Ampltstons
No g.
Case Of Encytd Ssnguineous Tumor OF the Neck ;cs'
fully removed with Remarks such Formstons Remarks on
PuI1lent Ophthslmi. Of large ana crowded ina ms
Case Fuls and Structure OF The Vagina Win
Formation Two Lsrse Urinary Cacu In thu Vagina behind
the strietme-sPoutsnsoa' Cure Of the Fi'tuiA
Two Cases rppa'on a. the Hip Joint Remarks on the
Anatomy Of F,mora Hernia: Case OF Epilepsy tresed BY
Trscheoomy wearing of Trachea Tube with Remarks
Remarks Restors ion Of the Entire Lower Lip, with
with the Pommade d. Gondet
Oh the Snciput. ,
No now ready. Is cents
No 300 broadway; Rudd Carleton No. $40 Broadway Wiley
IIaI,ted No 35l Broadway :. Wood, No 500 Bsosl
way; 7. J. Grower No 500 Broadway.
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Enigrant Intelligence Office and Labor 4,
change has been removed from No. CsnaH 10 Nc.
Worhs Qs.e Antbonystl few doors west Of Broadway
Zee, charged. JAMES P. PAGAN, Superintendent
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1883.
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THE PULPIT AND THE PEW.
yEoN THE LEAVES OF PASTORS JOURNAL.
I'm. volnme limo 365 pages Pnce 81.


IHE LEAVES A PASTORS Journal
On. volume limo SIS pages Pnce 81.
u. author Of THE PULPIT AND He PEW Is vel hnown
u an Abe and s preacher and the slthor Il several
sr which been extensively read in this country AID
i.pubh,bed IN Europe. 80
'f' The Independent, " Y.
W. copsr.ned TO cav that II throws Shady Side
deeper shadow" line h'AnseHstr ~ L. :,
pover and ,parkes with Of thought tina. eec:fy and
charm the resder 1t is valuable also for s sing Larry sotous
and apuroprate quotations which make hind Of picture Gal
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Tbs vrter /, evidently man Of extensive and varied
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The Amer;sn IN. ~ Bspts.
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.TIN MES TO A AD Y
BY GEORGE .. PRENTICE.

IN f S T O A L A D Y
BY GEORGE .. PRENTICE.
Lady, I've szed 90 thee,
And shou ar. . vision Of the past.
srIies, whose holy light 10 east
On nemorJ voeeless sea
That s;x-it hLsers here
A. beautiful ~ 'twere devy flower,
sof,s.hed down n N ESens glorious bower,
AID floating in MD ali.
I.iA-thst blessed one
Tie day star Of my aestiry-the hEs.
I.'G eosld worship - the Persian err
worshped bis own owed sen.
On al my years maybe
me shadow Of the tempest, their isrk fow
Be Wild and drear. but that dear star viii glow
Still beautiful on high.
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W sS9IEgy Of
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