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n NOTICE Having bought out
ThE hignest rremlum, a

s,saaza THE hlghest PREMIUM, IL
SS24i3Hey414S Silver Medai) was awarded to the
III ~ N 6PIANO f0RTES made by soebbler
Il Il Schmidt, of New York, at the late
Fair Of the Mechanics Institute
JOHN DUNDEE DALE, Agent for the sale Of these
ins ruments in Virginia, cfsrs for ssle, a: MIR
Hows's furniture Store on Governor street, near
Franklin, several Octave Rosewood PIANOS.
which he Can most highly recommend in every
spect. For clearness and sweetness OF tone, com
biIei with great power and elasticity OF touch,
these Instr unents have never been surpassed
References of the highest character can be given,
both IN Richmond and New York
~ Communications addressed to ID, at Mr. r c
Howes. or at Laidey RoDinson's will be prompt
ty attended To. R--timrw'fs
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NOTICE -ihe undersigned, il with
~ drawing from theconc CT bINFOkD. DICK
INsON 4 WEtSI6ER bess to tender his personal
thanks 10 his many friends and the patrons OF the
late concern who have SO generously Bestowed
their favors on him. He be- leave also 70 announce
he enabled upon the LIST Of January next. to offer
TO his old friends and the pabc generally increased
facilities, and q lsrger and better assortment OF
GOODS than can be found i'll any hou-e South, In
that Ii ne OF business. and solicts for the new con-
Germ trial ga isfied that he can offer Inducements
which cannot fell to please
Full particulars hereafter
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ITALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT

COUNTY. FOR sALE.-I offer for sale private
~ that yaiuahie FARM, owned by Mir WIN Wood.
ward, ~ ing In the tower end OF New Kent. two
Road. 3 miles from the junction OF the York and
pamunkey rivers. and within threequarters Of an
hours ride to the best fish and oyser landing, and
Acres about half Gle, red and is in fine state oil
improvement; producing we'll of usual crops. The
improvement. are eood-consisting of = large
kitchen. barn, negro quarters. &c The society u
very 20 ID. location healthy and we'll wAtered. "A
great bargain can be had Ia this farm and win ~
shown 70 any person wishing to purchase. By Mr.
Woodward, living on il, end any further tn1OFmar
taon given upon application to
LYME,
Land Agent and Auctioussf.
Once In basement Metropolitan Hall
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CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, FINDERS, FINE SETS OF
" sHOyELS, ToNGs and POKERS.-I have for
sale en- elegant assortment Of oil kinds OF Crates,
incjrdiug every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of Snovels, longs and
Pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttes einder
Shoyels FIRE Shcvels handsome Stands for Shoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmaus
are Brick fire SLABS and JAMS sets Of Soap Stone ter
setting up Crates: Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tene Builders hcusekeapers, and others in
want of any of the above articles be supplied st
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
ali kinda of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTURY, Nc 225
Main street. between sth and 9Th streets, West sde
Richmond, Va. n,>,oo,r
au I6-diy @. IL. pENoON.
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sss,r-,mnrA REDUCED THROUGH
TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CAN.I. FgtIn RICUMOND To LYNCHBURG.-
TIE subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patro
mage hitherto received would inform his friends
such AS Hats tsps Shoes Boots. Dry Goods, &c, are
only THEY CENTS pe? 100 lbs on Sreosries.
Queensware, &C. only TWENTY-FIVE GEN q per
liz Ib,.. which Includes all expenses from tbs
yharves In Kichmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchb1ra.
goods are aent Ter y ard without any detention.
rotes 4. b. LEE,
an Z7-ta III Tue Dooh.
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GENERAL SUPp5 OFFICE,
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1855.
~ sxSQ MOTTO Emo Freight
81 aSs2s4-46@ will be received in the Depots
this Company, for transportation after THURSDAY
the % day of December, 1853. until January the
81, 1889
fhe Freight Trains will not be run after Friday.
the 2ath CT T. cember until Tuesday the 4th day Of
January.
All goods going from Richmond to points Yves,
of Stanton, must he sent to the Depot in Rich.
m ond. or before Tuesday, the 2is. or they will
not reach their destination until after the holidays
TH0S DODAwEAD,
de H-2w Gen'l Sup'.
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Exu1 NUNS SUPERIOR Fl
E&f2s1 - H. AMOS p. II TAYLOR has now in
nh w lf II store an assortment of NUNS and
x y ether celebrated PIANOS, with a
large stock of other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of best quality.
GUITAR aud VIOLIN STRINGS, first.rate
The largest stock Of MUSIC IN the state.
Several secondhand Pianos.
oc 30 1873 MAIN STREET.
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PIANOS, AC.--P. Il. TAI.
IOR's MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO L,6
6 E aA YsHss u, an aa1s ND j sole
s.snt in this city for the sale Of the ccieerafed
NUNS = uLAkK,s PIANO FORTE, a IGcsa In .,
ss.un"isa pian,ats in this county and Europe he
sIso Keeps Pianos Of Hale Go. and other good ano
well established makers os,o-,,ro,t
~ the host n tjsICAL INSTRUMENTS, ana MuSf
cal Merchandise in general e M sors =
Pslsubsis superior ME aSS daUSs reeds co
~ abort every article in the Music line may DC
had ut this Establishment u MUST AhA'oNA'A
The largest and most beautiful ess1rtmsSf tasn
ionable new and standard STREET. mUslO To-
81 a liberal discount made to Teachers ano
Sokoc,s. -, >. .;no O,d pianoe
taken in exchange for new Ones r.vrOR
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ReBT l. DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WElaIGER.
Richmond, Dec. 8th. 1858. de s-tiJan

- NOT &c E.-Havlng pure naseu
~ the cutire interest of p Binford and Pow
9hatan Wissiger, In tho hrm OF binioIu.
Dick JASON WiesiCer shall continue the business
in ali its branches ut the old stand, in the name OF
ROBERT l. DICKINSON. ..
upon lie old firm, hope by strict and prompt at,
tention to business and Keeping we'll seiected
stock TO merit a continuance OF the same;
tho old firm Tor three years, remains WIN no,
where q, usual no will be glad to serve bis friends
/ have also procured The services OF JOSEPH Is
sTEGAL, SO well known, who respectfully soiiclts
q call from his friends. ..,.
e. All orders strictly and promptly attended to.
ROBEaT l. DICkINs0N. Halter,
10 No 70 81 ain street.
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GREAT NORTH.

&. evg r1srEsaXEHJ GKEAT NUM- II
"a VI ERN AND WESTERN
40 t1TEjCAKRYINd THE GREAT UNITED
STATES .MAIL.-Twice daily SUNDAY night b. ex,
more. Phiaelps,ia and New York, and all ilnror-
tant points W est, over the RICHMOND, FRED IN:
ICE SBURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD, 70 mi.es
to Washington, So miles il all lSo miles, in hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate 9; speed
BAadlGE. under charge of Special Agents,
CHECKEp Through to Washington Baltimore
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rO2N SHELLER8.-We effer for sale
- nine varieties of CORN SHELLERs, each Of
in want of the article will find Il their interest to
cali. For sale. either wholesale or RETAIL with 8
A0''~ 80 CHURCN & FLEMING,
no,s-3m Corner Cary and 18th streessr
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"a STORE ON BROAD STREET FOB
Ex:i RENT.-THOMAS D. QUAgLES offers ful
Teat, the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Cren
shaw, Quaries u 20. To good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
au @-ts
Aa FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
III der the Exchange Hotel, On l4th street. next
door to Vests Book Store. Possession given imme
djately. Apply TO Hugh W. Fry, or Henry u. Can.
ron. l6-ts
- FOR RENT-The residence OF the
"a late David NJ. Pullisn, in Manchester, lie for
rent, with garden attached, the remainder of th.
and the ensuing year. Any Information concern
ing the same can be had by calling on
pULLIAM d Belts.
ants Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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sga METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
"a popular Hall, situated on Franklin street,
rear Governor, having changed hands apd under
gene thorough repair and renovation is nov open
to the public ,snd is offered the most sccomnoda
ting terms The ruInor that il was to be sold, ano
appropriated 10 another purpose, s erroneous, and
lis reputation "a the beat Hall lor Publie Annse
nlents. Lectures, re-, ia the city.
JOHN COOK.
go I2-ts Agent aud Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl sts. up stnits
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BALES OF ETOUK IN RICHMOND.
~ JOIN A. LANCASTER Il Son. for the cock ending
1hnSsddy. December sd, 1865.
virginia Per cepts.. sales %, and interest.
bonds guaranteed BY the State sales $50 and int
hchmOnd City Bonds, sales SO and interest.
Vrginis Bank Stock, (par 370,) sales at "a.
Iarmsr1 Bank Stock, sales ~ SOFA
ne ~.
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales at $50
1aehmond Fire Association Stock, (psr S2o) last
$3.50 SIN.
laehmcn6, Frsdesicksbnrg and Potomac R.arosd
stock. last sales 1t &63. =
yirrniA Central kailrsAd Stock, sAies at Ss7k.
1achUo1d and Petersburg Railroad Stock lAtt ssles
q 80.
~.
Ja4ss River and Kanawha Stock. last sales 81.
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GREAT ATTRA CTlON |!

~, Before closipg business. fJanuasy ,st
- 1879 offer select stock Of WATtHES
aud JEWELkY at very low prices. aud as further
fnducement, / will give On MONDAY, the 18th of
this month, CuRISTMAS PRESENT, valued
at from so cts to So to every buying Three Dol
lars worth OF goods.
Wax stataettos Of Washington" few more left
WM KREU5ER
IA ff-tnfS III broad M hefsrean 9fh ND fi
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WEARING i PEARCE offer for ale-
w Cooper's Sheet and shred Isinglas', (the lat
ter put up in ca packages suitable for iamilies
Cox london Gelatine, French h;te aud Pink Gei-
atine; aso fall assortment OF Eia'oring Extracts
and pure Ffutt Concentrated dces. superior to any
other Gavoring Our Spices are warranted pure, be
ing ground b. steam power on our own prenEes.
and cOpsequently free from the trash usually mixed
with Spices ground at the North
WARING Il PEARCE, Druggists.
de 2s lb7 Broai st, abov 9;h.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE

r NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
~ The undersigned having taken TIE stovs
NX No II6 Main street. opposite the Dispatch
Office. for the purpose Of carrying on the
Watch and Jewelry Commission Business. all per.
sons having Watches. Checks, Jewelry, Silver or
Plated Ware aud Fancy Goods, wishing 70 dispose
OF them, will dos By sending them st lis Main e.
Tho business will be carried on q retail system
B-Watches and Jewelry Carefully repaired by
experienced workmen Don't forget 10 cali at lls
Main street. do film JW PYLE
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DEACH and Apple Brandy just re-
L ceiyed on consignment
/ Dbl Va Peach Brandy, ) years I'd,
4 bbs Va Apple Brandy. years old.
. bbls Va Apple Brandy, year old.
ALSO-A iull stock of old Rye Whisgey, pure
Holland Gin pure French Brandy, ac.. &C in store
and for sa low by
YGGLESTON FITZG ERALp,
seIS-Iw No Ia fearl street.
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!. new CARRIAGE AND HAIR.

cSk NEW CAnnLhuE "a, 49, s..,..r,,,or
E4 NESS REposIToRY.-Ihe l.naaSsa Is
havinr been Tor q number Of years enHagea ~, ~
nosrh NJ King ofiers 10 those In this section WIG
NAV wish 10 purchase. variety Of light ana s1n'
stantjai CARiI AZ Mr. such a. Blgglea ny a abie
material Persons Wishing TO purchase are IespooS
fully invited to give call and examine, t ~ 10
ments will be offered TO their nvs al
mice AMI guarantee of the faithful psrtorms,ce VI
pre- anu NJ PULLEs,
'u nc Wv Wall, at. near st Charlie. Hotel.
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ST. nsa1 TESs5NtalnSNRl ACCOM MOUATIUN
ks8 ~ TRAIN-OHANG OF
HOURS -~Op aud aifer NOV isr, the Accom-
daton Traig OF this Company, will run daily tsGn
DAYS exceptedi between Milford and Richmond
leaving Milford at ! u A. ID, and arrive in Rich
nond at IS A. NJ. Rotcrning, will leave kich
mend at O'Clock p NJ, and Fa4ch Milford at q
p. NJ, stopping for passengers St 9Ey point each
way.
FARE.-The same a. on the Mail Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OFFICE Z. +. & ?. r. R. CoMPANY,l
K;cor,oDd Oct Olaf lS5S r &C %
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COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS-Only 81 rs
" per dy2an.-Received this day. 30 dozen of
Meas and Boys Country Unit socks, which We
offer for safe at the low price of 81 IS per dczen
de23 JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
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OTIS FOR LEASE, UPON ACCOM-
~ M0DATIN0 TERAS.--fhrse valuable bald
ing lots on Cary skree near ahocko~ trick besides
= number ~ desirable lots o. Church Hin, n the
WV, ssH- 8 ~ oA ss9 zs ~. 4AsLos 400.
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HERRIEG'H FIRE.PRUOF SAFEs
~ WITH .pCWDKR-PROoF LOCKs.n-Thess
SAFES arc considered the best made Ia the World
ani received the Medals u the Haslda gair Ia Lon.
"A reward Of Que thousAud dollars u oi1ured to
any person who thall prove that one Of them has
tents +" KNOWLES = WALfSlED.
da lS--ts Aepnfa, "a Pearl street.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-supply lair. We quote $6QDs per cwt,
nett, for go d 90 prime Beef
MUTTON-Ws quote fair TO good Mutton at g. 80
(At6 30 per head. Very superior may bring little
more; none but good qualities in eeuiand.
HOHS-eaies " Wholesale, OF good drove Hogs.
at eI.75@s per cwt., nett.
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NORTHERN ICE. Persons wishing
~ Ice by the cargo will do we'll to giTe US call
We are prepared to deiyer Ice at eny point on
James aiver Acquia Greek aud at Etederick sburg:
intermediate landings Are now prepared to con-
tract with large or small consumers tyr the Year
au,arei,g our Ice Houses, which will enable US TO
hold out greater Inducements to dealers in Native
Ice than we have ever done Onr old, faithful and
well-tried drivers will continue with Ne will
pay fair wages for faithful and accommodating
de 2S-Im* & WARDWELL Il CO.
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aETHRoU6H TICKETS to ALL the above points
procured q: this Office Broad street Shockoe Hill.
KS- Passengers By this route, pTesk.ass ana say
dine on board the comfortable Steamers between
Aauis Greek and Washington. -
IN Sight OF MT. VERNON.
hEFor further information. apply to
5. RUTH. Sup't.
JAsB WINSTON Ticket Agent.
LOUIS ZIMAGa, Western Agent.
OFFICE R., ZAP. Il. Il. Col
Richmond, Sept7 1855. ! e2
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE R. X CO..
December 18th. 1885,
MOTICE.-The coupe s of interest on
~ the guaraut eed bonds Of this Company, due on
lst January next. will be paid at the Union Bank,
New York III al that month, or at the Office here,
with current Eate OF Exchange
THOs w BROCK
de- Film Treasurer
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nIaeofYuXoQ0. 20.


TNISEOLUTiONUFC OPARTNER6HlP.
II The arm Of LAHUe SHINE b this day die.
solved by mutual consent. The name % the nrln
will BIO used by either party In the ssttiemenf oa
claims and disposition OF stock on hsnd ~.
de l7--si2w JAh SHINE 1,
pS In consequence Of arrangements MADE TINS
day between the parties, r. g. LAHus Y alone an
thorized to settle mp and tho name Of the nrm ID
closing the business Of Larus 3 khine.
Decsmbsrl de 20 JAMES n. SHINE.
nISSOLUTION.-The firm Of DAVID N.
~ JONES Co. expired on the 10th Of the month.
All persons due having claims against the con-
Germ, will present them to me for settlement.
dc 20 DAVID JONEs.
nIHSOLUTION. The co-psrtnersaip
II heretofore existing between the nndeTssgn.S
under the firm and style Of BlNFOkD, DiCniS-
SON 4 WEISIGEK, is this day dis5oly ed; by the
withdrawal of BlHEOkD aud POW HAEAn
WKISItiER who have sod their entire interest IN
said concern TO RObT j. DICKINSON. who has ana
hereby assumes all tho liabilities Of said concern
All persons having claims against the saia con-
Germ will present them to ROBE L. DIChlEsoH
for payment; and all those indebted 20 the saia
concera, Will make payment 10 the said hooer. y
Dickinsou who alone is authorized TO the Lame
OF said concern In liqudatog and settling the pu
sines5 of the said concern.
signed. FP BINR0RD,
R9Bp DIOkINSON
WHATAN WElSI6ER,
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- GENTS BUOTs.-A very large
assortme of Pine Calf Dress Boots also,
Double so.e Calf and Kip Boots
" Very low, q. -
de ~ WEI WAIGfI,9.
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MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE.
Observation-Disclosures ExoHAyGE-Un New York
and kni,adelphia q premium. ~
0uch cf tho stock bank notes nd Of the Bank
The Valley, - are not taken by the Banks are at
discount OF y D cent.
The notes of the Trans. Allegheny Bank are Is q
sent. discount. Bank OF Kanawha no sale
North and south Carolina Bank Notes "a p cent
ptsoouut.
NULD 4 per cont. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVIA.
FREIGHTS.
FORKI0N-Nothing doing in Foreign Freights.
D0MEeT1O-The following are the present rates a
ooasswise freights:
New York. Boston. Philada
ga. ton.;;..-....-.....Si 80 u - 81 70
Flour, y bbl....-........ - 70 20
TObaeco. p hhd......... 2 50 go ESQ
Do. . box........ 20 Is Is
Goal 20 Baltimore 81 cts p bushel. Flour 121I cts
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GA FOR nENT-That large ard desi-
@@ rable Store House. No 81. on Pearl street well
suited for a wholesale grocer, fronting 81 feet on
Pearl street. by leo feet Deep TOUR stories high and
extending through to Virginia street, with ali the
modern improvements and its capacity equal to any
store on that street. Te good tenant, the rent will
be moderate. Immediate pt secession given
de- x--ts ARCH'D THOMAS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-25

One ofthe Queerea Ls,csuis on Reowd-At
Portsmouth. Ohio, they have had an amusing
lawsuit. Three ladies were passing . store,
before which several gentlemen wesessanAinss
The store-keeper said one Of the 1adiee, xlt6Ss
face he had NOT noticed, was not Mrs. H. One
If the party said It Was another said it wasn't.
The merchant said he would give him a sack
Of coffee if he would 90 and see. He went,
saw, returned, and said the lady was Mrs. H. of
= verify. in the morning he claimed the sack
Of coffee, sending over . horse and cart. when
4 little sack. holding an ounce or two, prepared
FIR that purpose, Mas laid On the cart and duly
delivered BY the cartman to the astonished
Holmes. Holmes repaired 70 the store. and
claimed regular sack ofcodee; it was refused.
lie brought suit a Jury was impannelled and
rcndeFsd > Judgment against Hyatt, ordering
him 20 deliver to Holmes . fifty pound sack Of
Java co1se, worth eighteen cents rsr pound
<biunS.s Journal.
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n. RARNHART.

TNAKES this method to inform the citizens OF
| Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota, that he
Is prepared to do all kinds Of MILLWRIGHT WORK,
such building Steam Water Grist or Saw Mills,
Burr Smut Machines Of the most approved kind After
twenty years experience in the business he datters
himself that all those In want Of Millvrght work Will
do well to give him a call.
He is prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted.
All business letters will receive prompt attention.
He can be found at the Barnhart Hotel, Hardin,
Clayton Co., Iowa. 1y6o
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-25

Can be obtained of Wood IL Co, at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to be genuine.
r We have FEVER AND AGUE remedy that
has cured in twenty successive cases this Spring
and not failure has marked its nse.
90, Medicines will be furnished a. any hour
day or night. and every effort made to build up
business by prompt attention and an obliging
disposition.
T Physicians prescriptions and Family reci-
pes carefully compounded.
p Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
4. w. WOOD 4 co.
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Pc II II Y.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Lay OF the Lager Minstrel.
You may talk about ale till You laid your bier
You may boast about brandy and wine,
Po.hecn and peasreck aud the rest OF that clique,
But sing of beverage divine.
when the gods, (so tits sad,,ou Olympus head,
For to tipple and talk used to gather. ...
They called Gany,nsde to bring nectar and mead,
But they knew not the virtue Of lager.
Then hurrah for thelsgcr the WITHDRAWING lager
The genuine ear de ris,
You may bring what you choose aught else Ill refuse
But little more lager for me.
The TOPPER must smart, he drink bottle deep,
But this draught 40 delicious and mild,
I. y good for the man who inbibes all he can,
As mothers milk's good for child
Other LIQUORS may pinch Ms nay! kill Us BY inches
And of aches and Of ais be the father;
But this beverage Teutonics glorious tonic,
There's health and good humor IN lager.
Then bring some lager some cream-crested lager!
Ask me not what shall it bef''
NV fancy meier fAlters, my wish never alters;
A little more lager for me.
When the cask in an ice-chest is cunningly hid
When the weather's unbesrably hot,
When We are all met, when the glasses ars set,
Then who would not envy our lot.
Aud when Ne have quafed the inApditsag 6saaght,
We rise not, We 60 net, bat rather
We call for one more. or perhaps half score.
Ere we think about leaving our lages,
Tl,en waiter--some lager, some foth-colorsd lager;
Re speedy q speedy can BE-
Nv erizsly moustaehe In its foam must wash,
90 LITTLE NOR lager for me.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-25

DEALERS in all descriptions of Threshing
Mn. cornh ni1p straw straw Cntts. Eopss
Rakes, Flows, Cultivators, Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber, and Democratic
Wagons. Open. and Top Buggiss, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally.
Warehouse. upper end of Msin Street,
HcGaEGoR, Iowa.
n Particular attention given to Consign-
ments,
ROBElr GRANT. JOHN =. PECK.
a LCoH0L AND BURNING FLUID, 81 The barrel
IA o. Gallon ct
NEWELL'S BOOK & DRUG STORE.
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS.!
NORTH McGREGOR.

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"ENKE q BANDOW have opened ? Dry Goods
III and Grocery store in North McGregor. and are
prepared to furnish anything wanted in the line of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Liquors
Provisions, de-, de-,
At prices as low rs ct any other house In town.
The highest price 10 cash trade, will be paid for al
kinds OF country produce.
Farmers respectfully requested to call and see III
on North street, near the Landing.
June Is, 1868n88m3
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T.. II. Learned.
Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Gen
eral Commercial Agent.

MoGREGoR, Iowa.
Will attend to the purchase snd sale Of Real
Professionalism Of titles, payment Of
Taxes, dc. Will undertake the collection Of
debts and guarantee prompt return.
Town Lots and Mill Properties, in Iowa and
Wisconsin, which offer strong Inducements to
spectators or those seeking safe and permanent
Investments.
{ Office over Kellogg d &tarks' Store. J
McGregor, Iowa, Sept l, 81 n403m