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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
COVERT'S
Sum md WATERPROOF Paint
COVERT 4 co.

RE now prepared to furnish to the trade and con.
IA sumers, = superior article Of Paint for Houses
and Roof. II e warranted . superior article, and
can be furnished either dry or ground In oil or In
pNcl ag -, IN quantities 10 suit
The oOlor ground IN oil ls beautiful dark stone
and viii stand Gre and water better than any Paint
Manufactured. II 10 . California manufacture, and
can be furnished At nearly one-half the cost Of an
imported article. -
N. B.-A superior article Of PUTTY, Of our
own make, for sale cheap, either in bulR or hlAdder
Address, COVERT 3 CO.,
Bark "Dimon," foot Of J street,
IclUI 8AoeA0OMOOs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

100000 Ae of7srica. S SaS =" s
$4,000 Flor de Habana;
5000 Figaros, pressed
5000 TriumfO de Bailen;
10000 ROsNlia;
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 Emperatriz Eugenia;
1000 Sil6da;
5000 Permanento;
5000 Turco, conchas;
1000 Maury Muros;
10000 FL Sevilliano;
5000 Queen of Antilles;
5000 In Patria, &C.. &c., for sale BY
sept6l D. NEWBAUER.
100000 $1,000 Q c cs%aG G'' AIRS
10000 Henry Clay;
$4,000 Flor de Cabanna;
10000 Union Jack;
$4,000 Flor de Tabaccos;
10000 Jenny Lind;
10000 FL Dorado;
$4,000 Mercuro;
10000 Higuera:
10000 Fidelidad, &C., &C., for sale bv
lseptSJ D. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
AdIministrntOr's Notice.

A IL persons having claims, debts, or dsEAnAs
"A against the estate Of JOHN LUDWIG, q,
ceased, ate hereby notified to exhibit them WI
istrAtOr, at the Law Office Of Thos. II. HeWeS
corner Of Main and COloma streets, PlaceTviIe,
Dorado County California, within ten months arc,
the date Of this notice, or such claims, debts an
demands will be forever barred by law.
CHARLES z. ABBOTT
Public Administrator
PIAccrville, January SOth, lSS0.-Llml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

When Sheriden was dying, he was re-
qus1tvd to undergo anoperatiOn. He re-
Aplis4 hat he had already Submitted to
tvs. which were enough for one mans
lifetime. Being asked what they wire,
replied, "Having my hair cut and sitting
~ my picture.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

BIT n. II. sToDDARD.

1never yet could understand
How men could love in vain;
hold it weak and wrong TO love,
And not be loved again.
For me, l must have heart for heart,
Deny me that, and we must part.
There be who love, or think they love,
Without return, for years;
They waste their days in fruitless signs,
Their nights in hopeless tears.
Not such MN | my hear il free,
love not her who loves not me!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

81 Hard able for Sale.
THE subscriber has . new BILLIARD TABLE, in
l. nrst rate order, which can be purchased on very
reasonable terms BY applying on the premises, next
door 10 the Court House.
AMAND HALTTERlGEYER.
feb0 A70t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Fl Dorado.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County Of Fl Dorado.
Justices Court, Mud Springs Townshp--w. D. shIr.
~ J. P-The People Of the State OF California, TO
Z. A. BREAD and G. ?, PATTERSON. Greeting:
V0U are hereby summoned to appear before me
i ct my Office In Mud Springs Township, County
OF Fl Dorado, on the 18th day OF March, 4 d. 1865
at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint OF
". TIBBOTS, who sues you to recover the sum OI
One Hundred and Ten Dollars and eleven cts. IAiiO
~. for work and labor done for you from July 9th
TO September 18th 1857 and goods, when Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount toge,h
er with costs and damages II you fall to appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
GREETINO:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 22nd day Of February
A. D. 1858. W. D. RIIIRLEY,
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township.
Order that service Of the foregoing simmons be
made by publication In the MOUNTAIN DEMocRAT, foF
the space Of two weeks, Ia hereby made,
W. D. SHIRLEY, Justice Of the Peace,
loO2Wl Mud Springs Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Bridge Notice.

VNHE undersigned who 10 now the owner Of Toll
L Bridge situated near the mouth Of Canon Creek
and across tho Middle Pork Of the American River,
on the tFalleadlng from Greenwood Valley 70 Todds
Valley, viii apply 70 the Hon. the Board Of Superb.
sOrs OF 81 Dorado County on the first Monday Ia May,
or as soon thereafter his application can be heard
for renewal Of License to keep the same =
ANDREW HASSELBERGER.
February sth, 1858. IimI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

A eKILLFuL GARDINER, understanding the
IA culture Of Fruit can receive employment at fair
wages By applying ct this Office o. 70 the undeFsIEn.
ID, 10 Upper HaoaTvills. J. p BURNS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Petition inl Insolvency.

STATE or CALIFORNIA
County Of II Dorado.
In the District Court of the lith Judicial DiNr 10
and for said County.-CIIAELES u. 1OwNhRND
vs.. Ills Creditors.
y the matter ~ the Petition OF Charles n nSn.
i ePnd, mn lnsOlVent Debtor:
Pursuant IL an order Of the Hon. John ". 1ksell,
Judge II the Court aforesaid. notice 10 heFeb1Rvea
In all the creditors of said Insolvent. Chareo IL
Tow nscnd. 10 BE- and appear before the Court aAse
said nj the Court House ~ said county In the ~ 81
FRctIvlle ON the 9th day Of April 4. D. 1885, ct III
hour ~ IL O'Clock 4. 10 show cause. II anSP ny
can, why the prayer ~ said Ins"lvent should ma b
granted and nm assignment Of his estate be maas and
he he discharged from His d. hts and liabilities ID paF.
sunnce 81 the statute In such made and provided,
and In the meantime all proceedings against SID L.
50 vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of aaida0SuH
H.. afiS"d, at ONCE, this l2th day n FebruMT l.
d. ISIS A,D. WAI.DRON. ClerA.,
BS OGpgN SorIRLS, Deputy CSFk.
J.. A. NnRroS, Atty for Petitioner. SeSE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Fan and Winter Fashions
A. EIDINGER,
MER CHANT TAIEOR

VT7OULD inform his friends that be haT
w Just received beautiful and well ee!ecs:
ed stock Of FRENCH and ENGLISH OLOThE
CASSIMERS, VESTINGS, VELVETS, FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, DC.
CLOTHING made to order, at the sROFts!..!
possible notice. GOOD FITS guarantees
made up according to the latest style BY 60"
wOrkmen.
~ All who are DESTROYS of wearing MnS'
Well-Made Clothes, at most reasonable pre-.
are respectfully invited to call, and are asauIsS
that, In consequence Of my small expense
can do work cheaper than any other tailor u
the city.
A. EIDlNGER'st
Main st., opposite the old s.ana.1
octl0
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

DREss SILKSl--PAin, striped and PIAA'
Iva Dress silks, Just receiyeS 1! e e Aw,nr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Cured al EIOnel

DIR. BAKER Ia daily treating patients al q
distance. hundreds ~ whom he has u, yer sren and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
ngc. symptoms, occupation, &e,, promptly attended,
Ia, aud n"dicne, securely sealed from observation
sent :" any part NJ the State.
k"P Patients nj n distance, are treated on the Eo,.
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescription
and Five Dollars for each Subsequent prescription.
4iv8
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Furnished with Medicine FREE OF CHARGE
Athe MINERS DRUG STORE.
Placervillc, October 10, 1887.
VEDDER IL CRISMAN,
CARPHXEITB -!
JOlmers and Contractors.

OA7PHxNT HxE&Ss!
JOimers and Contractors.
Drafts, Spec lmcNtHOMs and Materials
Furnished.
THE subscribers respectfully announce 10
l. the citizens of PMcervilc and vicinity,
that they have now in operation machinery for
the Manufacture Of
W1ndoW@9a91a .
Sash.DOOrS and Blinds!
And are doing all work in their line, as cheap
as II can be done IN Sacramento.
TOMS, ROCKERS, RIFLES,
And all sorts. Of Machinery for Mining PurpO-
SEES, constantly on hand.
COFFlNS made at short notice.
eN- Shop, south side Of Main ST.. above Sto.
ny Point. VEDDER 4 CRlSMAN.
Placerville, July 18th, 1857. [lyl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

Drafts, SPECIFICATIONS and Materials
Furnished.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01

North NcGreqor.-The Editor of the Pepin
Indel endent has been down and up the Miss.
issippi and he assures his readers that North
McGregor as the terminus of the r. Road will
soon "rub McGregor out.' He is not aware
that McGREGoR is the real terminus of the
Road and that the citizens of both places are
to large extent interested in both towns
North McGregor is improving very rapidly and
We are pleased to see tour town fears no
rivals this side Of the New Jerusalem. At the
upper town c. P. GooDarcH late of the st. JUL
en-, has charge of the Guard HOUSE and a plea.
santer gentleman or better landlord "treads
the boards Of no Hotel in the west. He has
we'll finished and commodious rooms, his fur.
niture and fixtures are new, his fishing is con-
venient (Bass from to 8 lbs. each and as
"plenty mot quite) as black berries a ball
room will soon be completed and then it is pro-
posed to charter the ALEX McGREGoR for the
conveyance of all our dancers to n grand Terp-
sichorean dedication of the GARD.
Success to Goodrich and all his friends
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
WAREHOUSE SALE.

yuyHE following Articles will be sold ut Auction 1t
the McGregor Warehouse on Thursday the 2srd
sale to commence at O'clock A.
Kerr 4 Son, / Dbl, 2 boxes Bed steads T Wads-
worth, box Jesse Weikle, box Samuel n Bur-
roughs, bbi Amos ewell, boxes & chest E.
Bruce, kegs Ink Speltman, chest Jones Bass,
box; W Johuson, box Rachel Lyons, 2 pieces
marble; X Miller 2pieces do Mary Clark pieces
do Edward Stone, pieces do; Weller chest |;
Pooer Il Nichols, bundles Snaths Geo w Mills,
package G Dearnt, cutivators; Rhodes 4 W,
bundles grain cradles II Jackson, l package A
Rice, ! tumbing rod \ bundles Forks; Z shep-
Co., cast kettles bds Iron, % sled soes Il lot loose
Iron Ferguson Stanley, ovens, stoves, 8 large
kettles, u pieces ware Chislett Buckley Co., 5
son Bridges, bundles cradles NJ Rusk Il Co.. 8
boxes coffee mills; G Van Order, chest silas Far.
smut mill II Wilkeron Dbl pure spirits; i
Whitney boxes; Davis 3 boxes Kusbs s
pieces castings Winston Gilbert, l Dbl csmsnt; ]
Cassidy, bed steads chairs tables, kettle and
chest Colby box Dixon, IS stoves and IL oven
and chest Martin, box Chambers & Engi.L
Tanning mills, pieces casting Watson, l marble
slab and France Haywood WV, casting i sampson
BILE |; X skinner, box 4 Dbl; Il Lunkuhle & Co.,
bdls sash; G Joy Co, stoves oven and pots;
MARI cook Grss sa cradles
box grain cradles no mark l bed stead grain
reaper Richards Il Thomas, box no mark, boxes,
Geo Elicit, box II Hart bdl grain cradles Bell
g Viose, rach cnurus Jahhson, = Iron rods A.
Hoyt, package; Cagiey, casting Clark pack
age no mark, bags beans no mark, lot wrapping
paper J Starr trunk !; l. Vail, box SaA Farr,
screen Jas. Mowser, Il trunk Thayer 1 casting /;
White, box JAS. Monroe carpet bag w +
Thompson, carpet bag IL Babcock, / package J.
4 Ward bale; Goodrich. trunk.
FIxrUREs IN WAREHOUSE.
Two sheds, one Safe, two Tarpauln, two desks, one
bed stead Il bedding stoves, one Warehouse truck,
and sundry other articles belonging to the estate oil
Kirkpatrick K Weeks. J. L. PAGE, 5
McGrezor, Iowa, Aug. %, '5sn9sw5 Assignee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01

HORRORS ExpRRss.-By advertisements it will
be that Holton Co. again in the field as COM
petitor for the Express Package and Freight Business
Of this section of the We confess to Partially
for Holtons Express founded perhaps in the following
facts: First, have done good deal of business
with their line and always found ourselves accommoda
ted without shave; secondly, know they began .
system Of cheap Expressing that patronized and
highly approved by business men and taxdiys they
have paid good many dollars to advise our range
Of circulation of what they at These reasons ad
ded to an acquaintance with Jas. HoLToS, Esq, the
President and also with several agents of the Company
sufficient to establish state of feeling not far
moved from personal interest in their II not
already done believe is the intention ofthe Co. to
establish agencies and lines at the principal points in
the interior of North Iowa; such move must bring
them large of business and if they for
tunate in securing as accommodating agents as our
friend THOMAS ODER of Prairie du Chen they will have
no reason to fear competition.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
News of the Week

News Of the Week.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liverpool.
arrived in N. Y. the 2ed
The first regular message was received at
Vulentia ON The night Of the 9th.
An absconder from Ny. named James Fit.
ten was arrested at Liverpool on the 7th.-
Nearly $4,000 in American securities were
found in his possession.
The schooner C. j. kershaw from Cleveland
arrived at Queenstown Aug. 9Th, and proceed
ed to London.
Jas. Eddy, Superintendent Of The Ameri can
Telegraph Company's line died on the 22l.
Official returns from all the counties but six,
show complexion of The Legislature in Mis-
souri, as follows. House, Democrats 81, Oppo.
sition al, Senate Democrats Opposition 9
The Yellow Fever has boon declared epide-
mic in Charleston, 8. c..
The health officer reports % deaths from
fever for the week ending Aug. 2lst.
The working of the Ocean Telegraph con-
tinues to improve and the electricians hope to
have it opened for the use of the public in a
short time.
A shock Of an earthquake shook the houses
considerably in Holderness, N. H. recently
Mayor Tiemann Of N. Y. city has sent a
message to the Lord Mayor of London, and
received very friendly reply.
The LIST and "a. of September are to be &c.
LIBERATED us holidays by most of the eastern
cities, on account of the Telegraph success.
Deaths from Yellow Fever in New Orleans
on Saturday Aug. 25th, we're 70. The total
number for the week, 80. g
A private letter received in Santa Fc saws
war with the Nava;oe Indians is inevitable.
Business at Santa Fe is reported brisk, and
the crops in the vicinity very fine.
Deaths in New Orleans the Goth from vel
low fever, ID.
Diplomatic relations between the represen-
tatives of Spain and Mexico for the settlement
of the long pending dispute. are expected 10
commence very shortly.
Gen Harvey has been appointed to take
command of the army in Washington Terri
tory, TO conduct the Winter campaign against
the Indians.
BY a dispatch over the Atlantic Telegraph
dated Valenta, Aug. 25th, we get the follow
ing foreign news. A treaty of peace has been
concluded with China, by which England and
France obtain all their demands, including
the establishment of an embassy at Pekin.
Accounts from India represent that the mu-
tiny was being rapidly quelled.
Ex-Governor Metcalf died at Claremont
N. II. Aug. 26.
Peter Linster the young bridegroom who
disappeared so mysteriously from Brooklyn
Aug. 25th, was found the next day in a lager
beer saloon, dragged and robbed of his money
and wedding clothes.
The Detroit d Milwaukee R. R. WILDE com
pleted and opened for business to Grand Haven
on Lake Mich, 10y the 9Th of this month";
and two staunch boats will be put on the line
immediately in place of the Forester.
John Hutchins was nominated the 25th. fol
Congress by the Republicans of the Goth dis
frict of Ohio Woo JoShua p G;dJ;nrS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
MARRIED.

In Prairie du CHEN, August 2sth by the Rev p. l..
Mathews, Mr.. A. II. O'BRIAN, of Wabashaw Min, to
Miss MARY f. OTIS, of this place.
We join with the rest of the Office, in wishing the
happy pair smoth ride over the rocks and breakers
OF lfes troubled sea- but hardly endorse the senti
ment expressed by witty devil, when, with his
mouth crammed full of delicious cake presented by the
bride, he said, ssmay she be married often"
At BelviIle, Minnesota, by James Hardness, Esq
Mr.. y. NJ. CUNNING, of the Mandate Independent, to
Miss EMILY @. TALBERT Of IfSsper, Iowa.
Every mail brings tidings Of the departure Of one
Of the craft ard readers will perceive that F. III.
has taken Gunfng) excursion which will require small
caps and squads may by the too frequent use OF
the maUet and shooting stick May his ks be
we'll justiftd and locked up in the matrimonial chase,
and several tokens cored Of dry sheets before his
form is knocked into pi The dra's tail should be
used discreety in disseminating truth and teach the
rising generation to eschew the game of roance.
The happy couple have our best wishes, and We cor
daily extend them our Be- U G. "cHARLIE"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01

Incorporate.-It is important to McGregor
that the lines of incorporation be extended so
as to include at least half of the town. good
deal of work requires to be done in our streets
and alleys, and individuals will not do it-thcy
cant do itss well as tie united public through
pro rata taxes. A call for a meeting in rela-
ton to this matter will be circulated shortly,
and as one who has property outside of the cor
poration and now subject to no tazes for inprore.
n,ents, we respectfully urge all similarly situa
ted to take hold of this subject and assist in
identifying the interests Of all McGregor citi-
Zens.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CHILD WAS HEALED.-Mr. ". b. Slodn--sir {:
Last summer OF my children was badly bitten by q
rattle snake. We applied your ointment freely, and
the child healed. Also, had horse wounded in
the ste Joint in which he took cold and it became so
much swollen and distressed that the horse was consid-
cred worthless, but by free Of your Ointment was
soon cured. We have tried the Ointment in a great
many other cases with equal success.
York Precinct, Du Page Co., III, Dec. 81, 1857
B8" All persons who from debility or disease, do
not desire to incur the trials pcrls and responsibilities
of offs pring nor transmit their children their own
diseases and suiferings can be supplied with safe,
easy aud efectual preventive Of conception which can
be procured either by their personal written request
and sent to any distant by let ter secure
''''' '''''" " JOHN :. KING, NJ
[9etf McGregor Clayton county, Iowa.
MBssRs. EpIroRs-Dear sirs: am informed that
Mr.. Augustus French, Watch maker, and formerly IN
our employ has settled in your promising village Per-
nit me to state that he is one of the best Watch
makers in all the Western country state this
and KNOWINGLY being practically experienced in that
business myself think can safely Judge Mr.. French
Is fast workman, and very scientific in putting to
rights defective time pieces. Concentrating you for
valuable addition to your mechanical fraternity
subscribe myself, Yours, respectfully,
JAMES III. HOES,
mol III, Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tfu complexion, can be acquired by using the "Balm
of a Thousand Flowers what lady or gentleman
would remain under the of dsagreeable breath,
when by using the "Balm of Thousand Flowers" a
denrifce would not only render 1t sweet but leave the
teeth white as alabaster !? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject is delicate
their friends would never mention it. Beware of
tereits BE sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE h CO., NY.
For sale by all druggists. 1y4S
WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for beau fying the
perfumes, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair it has equal, giving 1t bright glossy appear
1t gentemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner 1t removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shampooned-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Proprietors of the "Ban of Thousand Flowers"
The Trade supplied by BROWER & VAN DUZER
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and McGregor. 1y4S
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01

Sugar Cane-A considerable quantity of
this article is growing in Clayton county
and it is reported to be in fine condition. What
effec, this severely cool August weather may
have had upon it we are not aware. After it is
nearly or quite matured, frost has tendency
to increase its saccharine qualities, but as the
cane has evidently made no calculations on an
August frost, it may not be in condition to
benefit by the untimely visit.
Mills at $50, for grinding the cane are man.
ufactured at Des Moines and perhaps at other
places but the Des Moincs man is the only
one who has the enterprise to advertise his
work in Western papers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01
Latest News.


The Moses Taylor arrived at N. Y, Aug. 9th with
the mails and 81, 100000 in specie.
The first mail from Salt Lake City under the new con-
tract arrived at Placcrville, July 21st.
The colored men of San Francisco contemplate emf
grating to New Grcn ada.
Aparty of 90 apostatc Mormons had arrived with
| their families in Carson Valley.
The Frazer River excitement gradually subsid-
ing owing to accounts Of the scarcity Of money and
provisions.
The health of San Francisco was never better Bush
ness good, and money abundant.
There had been shocks Of an earthquake in Guata-
mala.
FROM the 10th Of July, to the 9th August, there
% we'll defined Of yellow fever at Staten
Island, outside of the Quarantine limits.
The Indians i'm Utah more hostile than at any
time since the Territory first settled The troops
have made no efforts to protect the settlers.
The marriage of Gen. Cass' daughter, Isabella to
VIM NJ. Van Lmburg, Minister from the King ofNeth-
erand is noticed in late papers. The blushing bride
is only forty years of age
The population of Boston Is less by 1880 than it was
| year ago.
Another company of Mormons numbering 200 have
| arrived at Nebraska City.
SToLEN.--See the Advertisement of Thomas McDer
mott IIorse thieves plenty and every man Il In
| terested in fcrretting them out.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-01

Our Cfty.-By census just taken it is found
that McGregor contains near 1000 inhabitants
In May. 1856, it had ete. in Jany., 1857, 662,
and on Sept. LIST 1858. We cauat 1859, hay
ing trebled in the past twenty mouths. If any
other towns in the vicinity can show aIike in.
crease during the same time, let them speak
quick or we shall think McGregor is growing
the fastest of any town in the West.
Hurry up, you little villages about here, Or
you will be left far in the background before
you are aware of it, for we expect to number
5000 in another year.