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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

To Fathers AND MorMsRs.-You know how impor.
tant Is for your children that you should keep good
health. How frequently do feeble parents dress
ed in mourning account Of their beloved children
What pity It H. when, by proper aud remedies,
vii these trials and troubles be avoided. When
health be restored the parent and life and hap
pness to the child Restore the health Of the mother
aud you obviate tbs necessity Of Pasegorc 0odreys
Cordial and other injurious narcotics for crying ol.
dren We entreat you, Is We desire to improve the
condition Of our rase, to procure Dr. Moese's Almanac
aud read how diseases are cured In accordance With
NArURB's laws with innocent Roots and plants
PRssAAHcy'-D During the critical period Noess's In.
dian Root Pills will be required, because they cleanse
the body from those morbid humors, and thoroughly
drive away all pains, and give and comfort to the
mother From ono to three Of these pills. taken two OF
three times week during pregnancy, will cause the
mother safe and easy delivery, and will be sure 70
Dr. Mors's Indian Root Pills are sold by dealers In
medicines n1lwA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Fayatte.-By note from Fayetts we learn
that our esteemed friend w. w. Barnard of
the firm of A. M. Barnard d Co., of that
place has become sole proprietor Of the Mer.
chantile establishment. property and bills re-
ceivable of the late firm and that upon him de-
wolves the liabilities of the concern.
We knew w. w. Barnard az merchant OF
Chicago and in our deal with him several years
since We found him as smooth q Chesterfield
and AZ upright - Aristides. 1t affords "
pleasure to state that all Of whom we have on.
quired give him the same character % q mer.
chant Of Fayettc. Success to you BARNARD!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Social Hop.--On Thursday (to-morrow)
evening there will he one of the most pleasant
entertainments Of the season. at the American
Hotel. Learneds Clayton Band will "do" the
muGc and those who have heard them. speak
in very high terms of their skill. The dsncing
Hall IL large, the supper win be excellent. the
bill very reasonable and the young landlord.
Ino. +. Wright. as agreeable as can be imagin.
ed We anticipate full house.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Cbmpiments. -Chatterton Of the Lansing
Mirror, in complimenting MessD. Camp. Hatch.
Odell and Clark. and depreciating Noble and
Williams, ~ lawyers. gives the biggest puff to
the latter gentlemen-this 10 our view Of the
effect Of the notice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Intolerance.-It is not an uncommon idea
that all the intolerance of christians is found in
the Catholic church. but the reader of History
is aware that POWER in any church usually brings
with it the exercise of coercive mea.ures in
the way Of propagandism. In Sweden lately.
the Professionals have given an exhibition Of this
fact in the imprisonment and banishment Of
several women who left the government church
and became catholics. So long rs human
nature lasts, we may expect to see = good deal
OF devilment done in the name of RELIGION
The idea Of trying to control a mans thinking
machinery by force, looks wonderfully ridicu.
lous to Americans. but even here there IL now
and then an effort made which shows that the
germ Of Intolerance would sprout up and flour.
ish among most sec's if there was q possibility
OF its Aoulishing. We allow no man to do our
thinking except upon subjects which We are
not competent to handle and even then We
want to make up our minds without conpul.
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Game and Settle.

II HAVE sold my Tin and Stove Store to Alex. l..
p. McKinne, and 1t Is important that all accounts
With should be settled. AL persona indebted to
by Note OF Book Account, are hereby earnestly ~
qussted call for this purpose 1t the old tssd on
r. Hurlbut Esq, or Y. h. MILLER.
McGregor, Iovs, Nov -, le5sW6nllo
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Mk-Mr Brainard the Milk-man, d
round in tho morning with the little bell to no.
tify you where you Can get milk at 5 conts
per quart.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

LsUyers--Our legal friends may be interes-
ted in the publication of the fact that c. G. Cole
Of Des Moines has now ready for the press
"Digest of Iowa Reports"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

AAinois.-lt seems to afford our opponents
great pleasure to quote the sentences illinois
a Republican State Douglas minority Sen.
ator' &c., &. prove these assertions, refer.
ence 10 made to the fact that the Rep. State
ticket is elected by sor 6 thousand votes, but
they forget to INFORM their readers that the COM
bined Democratic vote beats the Republican
poll several hundred votes.'
We never could see any sense or policy in
m's.stating after an election is over, nor do we
admire the practice Of blowing before nm cleo.
ton, but 'to break the force of fall" is allow.
ed to be justi6able by most politicians, and
upon this plea the opposition may be excused.
ILLINOIS is Democratic State.
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VVHE DRailroad Il located here, and 80 Il i. A.
DOuD. We have become nxed fact at our
old place, the "Hountain Saloon and Eating House."
opposite the Clesmont Hotel, which are sti rum
ming, and whore ct all times ready to treat
guests With the best Of everything COMMONLY kept IN
q 6rst class eating saloon.
We would return our thanks to our friends and
patrons avors, and hopes BY close attention
to business to merit continuance Of the same.
Clermont, December I, l8SSnlllm3
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FSr-We regret to sec. by the Register.
that very serious fro occurred at South Bend
Indians, on the 18th of November. The loss
was $4,000 mostly in buildings and machinery
about the race. No insurance.
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EstPayed

u,lR0M the undersigned about the lst Of ~
ID june, 1855, TWO MARE COLTS, &N
now about two and hall years old, ONE ~
extending down TO the nostrils the other bay, with
. small white spot in the fsee.
Any psssou OF persons giving infosmation where
can ind said Colts, will be literally rewarded.
EYvER RASMUSSEN,
Clermont, Faystte Co., Iowa, Nov. Is, lSSSnllOvSs
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DsseAy-There are Eve German papers pub.
lshed in Milwaukee. We should think our
Milwaukee friends viii learn what "nix cum
arouse" means. after while.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

WinOnG Democrat. is the handsomest
and the most expensively got up Of any week.
~ paper We receive. We hope it will pay
Charley Cotton to run it in the present style
but it would not pay Us to do 30.
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The Cabinet.-This beautiful little visitor fol-
the month Of November 10 at hand. We have
exhausted our stock of panegyric in praise Of
the Cabinet and Can only say that its presen,
No. ia up 70 its predecessors.
ROUNDS e. LANGDoN, its conductors, in obe.
dierce to request of the Wisconsin Editorial
Convention. have decided to act a. Newspapc,
-Ageuss Tor the cry u cnicago. accompanying
the Cabinet. blank form 10 forwarded which
publiehers Win s3o, -.S .~s4.u. WTs nave
fixed ours up and it is now on file At Chicago.
Our connection with Newspaper Agents has
been Improbable to US and we had about con.
cluded to let them 60 to the gentleman with
fancy feet and caudai appendage, but % great
faith have We in Rounds and Langdon, and
such 10 our confidence in their regard for the
true interests of the western press, that they
can make for the Times any bargain which they
see proper and We will honor their contract by
a prompt fulfllment.
That blessing" Rounds. was "kiss" to
one and "smile" with the other--the first Was
the sweetest, the last the most in-spirit ing.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Wisconsin.-Many Of our Iowa readers arc
from Wisconsin to this state. and they are in.
terested in the proceedings Of the Badger Leg
islature. During the session now convened or
about to convene the Madison Argus will be
issued daily at 81 90 for the session. It il an
excellent paper and is furnished very low. We
will gladly forward the money for it II any Of
our acquaintance will hand It to ". The
Aygus is the only daily We are acquainted
with at Madison.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Atlantic Monthly.-The December No. of the
Magazine Of the American "Athsns" il before
u. It certainly improves with every issue.
and if those who fill its columns do not fall
back, we cannot imagine to what degree of
excellence it will arrive by the close Of the
coming year. The new volume commences in
January. DR.. Holmes, the inimitabls Auto
Graf. will be the leading star among its 1859
contributors; he does not aim at the profound.
but he touches every reader in the spot of ap.
probation, II We may 90 call It. Among the
New England emigrants Of Iowa aud Minne-
sofa we should suppose tho Atlantic would bc
in quick demand. We are authorized to for.
ward it at $2,OO to any subscriber Of the zsssss
Who speaks7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Aonona.-On Christmas eve, Friday. Dec.
24'h, Egbert T. Barnes propose to have Ball
at their Hotel in Monona. Twins Band will
play Those who know the excellence Of the
music. the attentive care of the acting landlord.
Mr.. Barnes. and the general success which
characterizes the parties at the Egbert House.
will not need our advice. to attend On this occa-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Mianessts-In the st. Paul Pioneer We find
the opinion Of Judge Flandrau on the "frst
mortgage bond question which has been before
the Supreme Court of that State. The
Judge sustains Governor Sibley in Is y3nsal
to grant the companies any more bonds, ard We
do not see how any one can read his able opin.
ion without co.inciding with him. The State
of Minnesota may lose yet. in her brilliant
Railroad scheming.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Esfvsy--Heasy Howe Of Monona Offers .
reward for the return Of . young Bay Mare
Read the ADV.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

PRoy. WooD, 3l2 BROADWAY, IL running the hair dye
trade People will not use dyes whom natural rests
ration 70 the original color Of the hair be produced
~ natural remedies. Dyes artificial agents, and
dangerous to their application, but Woods Hair Tonic
70 healthy stimucnt, and causes . healthy growth
growth Of gray hair upon young persons head h
unnatural and 70 apply colo!ing h.id produces an
unnatural result the color changed to be sure but
not through the Of the hair Ladies' do You see
that gsrnaium plant In the window yondert How yell
low and AIDED looksf Y alive and growing; yet
~ Gone You can colsr those leaves by external
application OF chemicals, but they will not remain
colored. Do you desire to do e naturally Mako
solution Of guiana water apply to the roots and the
plant viii take II up into the systsss, end then you VIII
rich green permanent hue. Professor Woods Hair
Tonic works on the Same psisdpls The ROOFS Of the
hair drink mp that application, and health and beauty
result.
Caxtioa--Bsware Of worthless limitations, - several
are already In the market called BY different names.
Use none Hnlsss the words Professor Woods Hair Res
torativc, Depot, 81. Louis No., and New York; are
blown III the bottle Sold BY all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers, IN the United States and Canadas.
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SPECIAL NOTTCES.

fh> awe Aud =. n.
Esq, late Clerk Of Clayton Co. Court.
0arnavillo, Clayton Co., Iowa.
THIS h to certify that my wife was affected with
LUer Complaint about Is years since aud attended BY
various physicians in this country, but Of them
effected cure and after spending large amount Of
money for number ofyears l met agcntleman from
st. Louis who recommended
H0OFLANO8 GERMAN 6ITTERs,
saying, that In bis belief they would ssct perfect
cure. She has now taken the Bitsers ct intervals for
the past four years and has since using them been In
better health than for many years before.
confidently believe them to be tbs bsSt medicine in
the country for creating healthy cotton Of the liver
and with pleasure recommend them to all persons, Ter
and near, who may be acted with any disease OF the
liver. ROBT. r. RxAD.
witnsss.-C. ". Hagsnsick, Disdman Schroeder.
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A1-DR. J. HosTsrTER's DIrrsRs.-Thsse Bittsrs
universally acknowledged TO be sure preventative
aad cure for Fever and Agus Fatuenes heaviness q
the stomach, or any other like aRection. Their elect
upon the system Is most miraculous; they give .
and in fact, thoroughly ceanse the system Of al inpu
rifles. The proprietors, in presenting this preparation
to the public, assure them thst in single ease when
It has been used according to their ietations, has
been known TO fall but on the contrary, virtues
have been discovesed in it, TO those a1ictsd
with any ofths above ills Of the body the Btefs'
offered ct speedy and certain cure. Try them and
form your own opinion.
Ror sale By drusgists and dealers generally, every.
where. "
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SELLING LOW,

And attending sistly 70 trade Aatter Ourselves
that liberal share OF patronage will be extended 70
AAckinsis Will be glad to see his sequsiatsness ~
the old stand Of Miller Bs.s' store Vain street,
AeGfegor, Dsoelabss !, issstflll
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-03

is over now, and the victory won, and again
see a crowd before me even larger than that
which greeted me on my return home. |
confess that that was so large that | never
expected to see another. ave are all for
Douglas" and cheers. | have not vcntured
to suppose that this celebration s intended
as a pleasant compliment to me ["It ,""it
is" and applause feel more pride and
satisfaction in the belief that it is your heart.
felt offerings of devotion to those great con-
stitutional principles with which my life is
inseparably connected. again return you
my grateful thanks.
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Eclose the money to address for the Tickets orr
dsred receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
Thelst of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay.
able in full without deduction.
All Prizes OF $1,000 and under, paid Immediate
y after the Prizes at the usual time of
thirty days.
All communications strctlyc confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates
June 4-1y-50G s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
sH- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or At
anta, Ga, have their orders filed and time,
by addressing 8. Swan Co., at either of those cities
~ A list of the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is ent
tied to, will be published after drawing in the
following papers Augusta (Gao Oonstitutionalist,
New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston Stan
dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intclligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch pauding (N1iss Clarion,
and Little Rock ARK True Democrat.
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WHOLESALE MAIL RoBBERY.-The Lex
ington (NlississippD Advertiser, of last Fri
dav, has the following:
Our Postmaster informs us that some time
ago nineteen empty mai bags were brought
down which had been found in field some
twenty miles above this place, near Coiln,
which evidently had been taken from the
stage and the contents stolen-cight which
were letter bags, and eleven newspaper. A
day or two ago three additional bags-two
letter and one newspnper-wcre found in the
same ighbnrhood in an old, vacant
house and one in the feId--which no Doubt
has been roGbed in like manner. The lid of
trunk of Mr.. q. A. McLcan's, which had
been lost some time ago, was fourd in the
same place. This is certainly n strange piece
of business, and should be investigated. Let
the villains engaged IN this transaction be
ferretcd out and brought to justice.
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cB- DIR. J, G. Aver, the world,renowned
Chemist of New England, is now stopping at
the Burnet house in this city lie has been
making tour of the Western States, with
his scientific associates, to investigate their
remedial. productions, or such as he can make
remedial. we notice that he has been re-
ceived with mar ked distinction by our lead
ing citizens Of the West and are rejoiced to
fiad they have, shown q proper estimate OF
the man who hMs perhaps done more for the
relief of human iNs than any other American.
DAILY Journal, 0ncinnoH, o.
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state of Tennessee, Monroe county.
Robert Cunningham and Joseph Walker, Ad-
illustrators OF Joseph Cunningham, deed,

CIRCUIT COURT.
Robert Cunningham and Joseph Walker Ad-
minstrators OF Joseph Cunningham, deed,
u.s.
Solomon Horton ami wife, and others.
ON motion of complainnnts the death Of
~ Nancy Horton is suggested, and it APP.
pearng from the proof made before me that
the said Nancy is dead, leaving in the State
oi Missouri the following persons heirs Mt.
law, viz; Matthew H., Nancy a e., Barsheba.
Mnhala, Louisa J. and llastin Horton, Riley
Shamlee aud wife Sarah NJ, Sophinna Nj.
comb and her husband John Nucomb, Mary
a. Nuconb and her husband John NucomI.
On motion, it is ordered 10y me that said
cause be revived against the said persons,
heirs at law of the said Nancy Horton, de.
ceased-nnd because it appearing FROM the
affidavit Of the complainants that they are
not residents of the State of Tennessee, il is
ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, re.
quirng the said parties, heirs.at law of Nan
cv Horton, deceased, to appear at the Court.
house in Madspnvlle, tennessee, on the Sc.
cond Monday of January next, to answer,
plead or demur to said bill, or it will be
taken for confessed as to them.
}. T.. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Dec 3, ls5s-it-prs fee s6-532
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CO vi M E R CIAL,
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 80.
We hand you herewith statement of our Produce
market, yiz
BACON, sides, scarce with fair demand at 10h %
1Okc for clear and 9ai 90 Toe for Ribbed hams 10 a
16c for choice quality; shoulders 81 a Sj@c LARD II
a l2c. WHEAT, white In good drnaud gjc a ~ TO-
red poe 90 fl-a choice lot Of either would command
Sc u bush. more. Flour In fair demand, $50 a. 80
for extra family; 1923 a $50 for superiine, aud
$40 % 525 for supcrfine all quoted in sacks and bar
rels-latter price for barrels Cons Is 90 zoe with ra
er better feeling. OATS Co 90 Inc. pEAs 20 a SOc-
FEATHERS scarce and worth i3 a Zoe. DnlED PEACHES,
peeled, $50 an ~ = bush, and unpeeled l50 % So
DRIEn APPLES, peeled 90 a ~. BUTTER 10 a. 20c.-
EGGS 20 q 25c. BEEswAX Zoe.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
Commission dnd PJiOdHce Merchant,
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AN OLD oSE.-Placido, an Indian. aged
1879 ers, died on the goth of October, at
San Buenavcntara. 1t is said TINT he assis-
ted in building tho Mission church there
eighty four years ngo.
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Notice.

L one, two or three years. This is good
point for. Livery business, and will pay well
II attended to- My other business requires
my whole attention aud after the LIST day Of
next month shall have no Horses or Buggies
to let.
have two or three second hand Buggies
wish to exchange for horses. also have four
or five Horses for sale.
want TO sell NV Town Property, (S;ablc
and Lot exceplcd) If not sold by the list
March, il will be for rent.
JOHN L. BRIDGES.
Athens, Nov %, lSjs-3t-53l
HNGSAsgS SNH TpEsSCCB. OF fine quality,
a. just received and for sale low down, Mt
Nov 20 ROBE50N, SARTAIN & cos.
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~ Are You suffering from severe cold? IL your
rest disturbed by an incessant cough2 Have you a
difficulty of breathing, accompanied by pains in the
chest, aud, especially towards evening, slight fever
with palpitation OF the heart disorder OF the digestive
system, aud copons eSpcctorationY II you have any
OF these symptoms, use DR. IIOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC
CORDIAL, In conjunction with the GERMAN BITTERs
OF the same eminent physician and you will assuredly
lind relief II yon neglect the Of cure pointed
out you may speedily ind yourself sick bed, and
beyond medical aid.
These invaluable and worldrenowncd remedies are
prepared only by DR.. 9. NJ. jackson, No. Ais Arch
street. Philadelphia, and are for sale by Druggists and
Storekcepers In every town and village IN the United
States aud Canndds. Price 20 cents per bottle i'm
NOVEMBER, isjs.-Though my former plans of union
are sipwrecked. (Acts "a: Az all truth asks of
Is an equal chance. | therefore have concluded to
take the fragments that conceive worthy divines
have LETT and form Church (Mat ;: ~ Of peacema-
kers and love. (John 49, 85) The criterion peace, the
object with God and mankind. have hereu few prop
ostons, MS wish to have meetings Mt blue Spring
Schoo-house the 18th December. and a, Zion lIl
and at Salem the first sunday And on Saturday pre-
vious Mt all Of these meetings. have friendly invests
CATION by professors they will not continue to think
II scOrn:
LIST. deny divisions rs now among christians, benc-
fetal. I'd. deny baptism coming in the of cir
cumcsion. 81. deny the right Of baptism to infants
and unhclievers. ith. deny the position Of kneeing
when communing. 9th. deny water baptism Ms being
prepnratve to communing. 9Th contend that CLu
%: 10, 2WU Cor II: 2G obedience is material part
part bf the Gospel and the reverse have so much
withheld from worship ut such meetings.
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AN ELEPHANT KILLED IN MIssIsspPI.-An
elephant that had escaped from n menagerie
in Bolton Yazoo County, Miss, was pursued
and killed by party Of foolish residents OF
that place on the 4th inst. The animal was
perfectly harmless
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i-w- A "Land Locomotive" successfully
traversed the streets of Dayton, Ohio, recent
ly. 1t is designed for draft on the farm, in
pIoughing and thrcshing, and other labor,
and for use on the highways.
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Supper & Musical Entertainment
AT
ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE,
on THE

Night Of the IAN of December,
Being Tuesday Of Court week.
The LADIES will give the Supper, and Prof. SIuL7z
and others the Music.
Tickets OF admission for Gentlemen one DoHdr-
Ladies free.
Tickets can be obtained at selIorn & lIornsbys.
Dec ., ISIS
Passenger and Hail Schedule
EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAIL ROAD.
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.aY- The Rev. V. Thomas, who died
lately in Oxford, England, held three livlngs,
from which he received an income of f55.,
1874. The entire population of the three
parishes is has. DR.. Thomas was 81 years
old.