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Sdperin, 1. Gprif. @elfern wurre boz
bieIi8er Suiti3tan3lei Die 0t@itigi3eSerbanblnnS
in Saden bo1UerrdtberilAer llnteraebmun9en
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pollfrmmen, poB uu8 Die franj0iilAe Ne8ierung
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min ; ober bas benefit aA6 9erape bic 2lnfan9S
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ei9ene ~pifi}ieue polijei gu cr9aniliren. Inter
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alS bic 9eIeblide &aratrtie Der 9ebeimeu 8Olis
get elmer ~freHcen 9fe9terun8 in unlerem 2ans
De-"
Stalier.
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IOl9e mar Der Brc5eB 9e9cn bic Sniurgenlen
BON Qipornp pcr Gem @eridt8bpf ron Qucca bes
eupt9t wrrcen. Gl9t Der Nnsetla9ten paren
gum Trce uub II 5u 3won98arteiten perurtbeilt
morcen; lAnf Der leeteren linp iarpiniide lin
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tebrt.
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StaIia melcet, Gin neues Mu55inIi4e8 Yrrtlam
an pie 9feapclitausr iet eriAienen. Staifetta
giautt, fails bic neapOlitanii6e 9te9ierun9 aui
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mesDe Die iurpinilde @eIanoi4aft 5urifsejo9en
perben. Die leBte Jipte Biemonts foil m6ss
antmcrtet 9]ebliebea Ietl.
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gang aufsnrdumen uno perfaufe peSbalb tteGstben fsbr btata
inter sewSbnIiaem pssire, ais
@Olene Strimpfe (Stockiugs),
Sbwals (Comlorts),
unterbemben (Undershirts),
unterbrIen (Drawers),
Manus= II. 6rauensS baden (Jackets),
McIene Ginbers &appen (Hoods(. &c.
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pts fruhsr ale Mrten tleine QBdaren ouf 6anD baltic rnb bic
isibsn sann aueerR btaisfsn pretfe auf Gafb perfaufe. QD9O
Itinle uub Aetail,
User bldg tOafsn min, Der Sebt mad ISL 5raattiufrass
Come one, come all
give the cheap Store ISL a call,
LAWRENCE d. -DIETZ,
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store,
Dealer in
Fancy Variety, Notions & small Goods.
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glemer Gcbnb= & Gttefel>G tOre.
&eber! &eDer!

M e@mb> uuO @ttefeIma6er
Der Nltltapt,
QBa9t auf in Gurem Sntersfe, besiEftet Cure eteene geoS
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bern 9aufe tn Der Stabt Spbn 81. GlGrt,
Wl523,2Mft NS. 113, Nprb>Gasfrage.
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Nlnrthrrn Seminal @iienOa9n.

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uobue bss Spuntaes, NGGmtt!G9S A ubr pom 2Sertte on Der
ode ron Draft unb Et8btitr. ah.
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@Ienbahn mad Welpen, ". u, meter ron NO Re NIL aF %pF
MY Gaaerm nnb @sReru sspre.
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ptpn" eeten Montaes nnO DpnneritesS ngs Ieet9ens nag
Rent Sslapb, Gprfcd, Speneer's, Q1rrnonH Hanotn9 UNI
G%behertspn ab unb tonnten am narMtnen Aa6e 5urrI.
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snrld.
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Der Dhmpfer v@pIumbId f1brt tepen S1nifGa UNI A ubr
n1H g8af9tE etcn, alexandria uS Geprgetora.
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IA auO Mmeuuff Der @tfcnbabnensc &C.
~ @euau eOrrteirt. 80
Baltimore II. DIN, Giieubabn. (Gaiibtt DEBUT
"VeeAB ~ y mns%riffnos NdG Trst etG
$50 IS glOresns s 80. @H@n'. a.
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~TP SOuntass nur Atenbs b 70.
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0pn VbtlGtelpbta,
GGpraens 8-Ya6mittaes f-ADeneS H.
GpputoaS nur 2benbs H.:
Sifsts @rRe &laae So swstte ri. (tar @'"Ia"'s'tF 81
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

EwWe commend the following rich
model taken from an old paper to the
study of our friend the Deputy Sheriff
and North Iowa Auctioneer N. NJ. Tut.
tie Esqr. 1t is clip from an old New
York city paper.
An AUCTION RooA.-Lately drop
ping in at book-auction, there happen
ed to be man who annoyed the compa.
ny nd the auctioneer, with q segar
The book had gone up to twenty -seveu
cents and half, and the auctioneer
dwelling upon it. cried. "And half, AMI
q half"-when smelling the annoyance
he shouted out, "D-n your segar-and
q half. and half twenty seven and a
half-lbirty-,hirty two and half. and
half--kick out that man with the &C
gar, and half, and half-going. going
thirty thirty ty-fve--thirty-s -ssS-
en- aud half-curse that segar sn.oke!-.
and half, and half-I'd rather hare
the devil about me-and q half. snd y
half, and = half-it gives me the phthi.
sic--and half. and half-going.-goin;
forty, forty cents-forty-two and : hall
who's putting birthstone on the stove?
and q half, and half, and 4 half!
wish had hold that hoy-snd . half. and
half--Pd choke the rascal--snd = bali.
and , half--going. going-whe says
forty y-6ve-not half the price Of the book
and halt, and hall. forty-two and
q half-forty- y-6ve--now forty -ssysn ana
halt. = d . halls treatiss on tn
tooth-ache. gentlemen--who' II give City
cents for the tooth.aohe; and { ha!f .pa
half, forty-seven and . half-look q
that boy there-and . half. and = ahalf-
poekstipg one Of those psn.kaivss. and
half aud = half--I can't have ny ayes
every-apd halt. and . half-&h3-
ffty-two aud . halS-kick III The boys
out Of the room-aud . half and half-r
kick 'em ont. ] say-apd hall. aud a
hslf-going. going. gone"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

A TAR's IDEA .oE A LOCOMOTIVE
Why says he, "ther's nothing manly
about it. Watch ship now. with her
canvass bellying out, laying down just
enough to know that she feels the
breeze. tossing the spray from her
bows. and lifting her head over the
seas. as if she stepped over 'em.-
There's something noble, too, about a
horse !; he steps as if he knew he was
going. and proud Of his duty. and able
to do it. But the lubber-bah that
concern comes insinivsting. sneaking
along. crawling on his belly like long
snake, with big pipe in his mouth. "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

To MAKE yellow BUrrER IN VIM.
rER.-Put in yolk of eggs just before
the butter comes, near the termination
of the churning. This has been re-.
peatedly trisd, and make very sweet
butter. 1t is kept by many as great
secret. but it's great value requires pub
licity.
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p O e T r. Y.
Tete-a-tete with Milk Maids.
BEckY, see the sunset glowing,

Tete-a-tete with Milk Maids.
BECKY, see the sunset glowing,
Der the fields radiance throwing,
Golden, pure and steady;
o, its beams illume my spirit,
(That's our cow.bell-don't you hsarns
Get the milk pans readyD
Yes, dear SALLY, look and listsnl
How the dew begins to glisten-
Hark the night birds sonneti
What balny breese b blowingi
(IIead the brindle eow-shs's going
Run-I'n hold your bonnstD ..
BECKY, does the twilight hour,
By its bland and soothing power,
With sweet musings all your
Peace hangs round as like mantle
(Soh now, SuxEY, come, bs gentlsl
Stop that kicking, will youD
With musing earth 10 overdowins-
(There, the hungry calves are lowingt
How those tins do rattlsD .'
But fain would wander, SALLY,
To some green and quiet valley,
Minus horned cattle.
BECKY, LIES aeeting hour;
Joy brings grief-s'en cream will sour
Yet 'Ns vain complaining;
Mortsls now get milk and honey
Only BY hard work and moneyi
(set the pans for strainingD
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

CRouP.-A piece Of fresh lard. as
large a. butternut, rubbed up with
sugar. in the same way that butter and
sugar are prepared for the dressing of
puddings. divided in three parts given
at intervals Of twenty minutes will re-
lieve any one Of Group not already al
lowed to progress to the fatal point.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

~ A child, taught that she vas
made of the dust of the earth, said.
INA, has bod dot any more dust?"
"Why, dear child ?"
"Csuse ! want little brother
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

% In 1854 a man in Ohio. while
moving. by careless sweep, cut the leg
of another. A suit for damages has
just been decided. giving the injured
man 81 800.
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e. u. Learned.

e.. u. Learned.
Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Gen.
eral Commercial Agent,
MCGREGoR Iowa.
Will attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate-examinatio 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 anl Mill Properties, in Iowa and
Wisconsin, which offer strong inducements to
spectators or those seeking safe and permanent
investments.
{ Office over Kellogg d. Starks' Store.
McGregor, Iowa, Sept. l, 81 n4S3m
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N(e/ Mcaregor Forever!

At McGregor now there is feasting and fun,
For the OYSTER season has just begun
You can have them Raw, or Stewed, or Fried,
In all the shapes that dish can be tried
Fresh from the sHRLL, KEG or CAN,
In dozen or galions-to suit each man.
Along the streets there are plenty of places
Where trife OF ca h'makes smiling faces
But amon, the boys-we speak we feel,
There are none like MsrzeER to get up meal
He hanks the Plates with LAGER so nice
To swim tho beauties-pease take our advice,
When you find in your pocket q quarter to spare,
Just stop ct the GRM-MErZGRR II 4 Is there
Ready to furnish q, rich adish
A. the heart of man or woman could wish,
At price quite low-so come along soon
To HARpING's BLOCK in the GEN SALOON.
Nov. 4, SO
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CHURCH & HOUGH

A NNOUNCE to their friends ands-4
N(DlA acquaintances that they have HAAH
>NkssZ become the lessees of the SHADES ~
S SALOON at McGregor, and that hereafter
all the good hng to be found in the country or city
will be served up for the accommodation of guests
is their design to render the Eating Department
complete as can be found anywhere in the West Oys
tiers in any shape desired will be furnish
ed on call Beef>teak, Ven ion-steak, Fowls, Fish,
Game Of all kind word, whatever can be obtain
ed that appetite demands will be got up short notice
and at reasonable prices.
The Bar is supplied with good Liquors, Ale Beer &C.
Choice Cigars always hand. Custom is respectfully
solicited.
McGregor, Iowa, Oct. 2l. So
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MARINERS and all others are hereby informed that
II we are now ready to Store Produce of all kinds
until Spring, at rea enable rates.
To those indebted to US VIZ would say that we will
pay the
HIG EST RICES
for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Beef, Horses, Hogs,
Sheep, Wood Cattle any other article which be
tortured into pay.
This is our LAST CALL on the delinquents, and If
this offer is not accepted will re- ort to LAW.
JONES l. BASS.
McGreger, Iowa, Nov. 7th. 6ltf
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GRANT PECK.

~AAsAsV Il - II EOAA,
nEALERS in all descriptions Of Threshing
DMachines. Reapels, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn-Shellers, Straw-Cutters, Horse
Rakes, Flows, Cultivators. Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons, Open, and Top Buggies, and Agri-
cultural implements generally.
Warehouse, upper end Of Main Street,
MCGREGoR, Iowa.
p Particular attention given to Consign-
mentS
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN Z. PECK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

The frauds proven to have been COM
mited by the pro-slavery party in John
son, Shawnee. Oxford, and McGee coun-
ties, and at Kickspoo and the Delaware
Crossing, are sufficient to forever dis.
grace self-created president and would
BE- Senator Calhoun, who. like thimble-
rigger. holds the destinies Of the Kansas
Legislature and her State officers under
his thumb, and offers to wager "6ve.
ten, or twenty you can't tell where the
little joker is" From what we know
of him, it is plain that he will cheat
everybody in making his returns. but
himself. How humiliating and insult
ing to the nation to have the admission
of a sister State depending upon such
q man. who usurped his whole power
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-31

General Real Estate Agent McGregor Iowa. VIII At
tend to the purchase aud sale OF Real estate IN any
portion Of Northwestern Iowa Locate Land MaIran.s
enter Land Invest money good security pay Taxes
Investigate Titles &C.. &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-15

ORLEANS TEEATER.-This famous old establish
ment having been Furnished up during the past sum
mar, will fling open its doors for the winter CAM
paign, tomorrow evening. The opera to be given is
LA Favorite Y opera which is Ia fagorite in an
other sense, with our musie-loving community. The
old favorite singers who are to make their annual
bow in the piece, are Mile Bourgeois and Messrs.
Delagrave and Villa The debutant Of the occasion is
to be NJ. Beauce, the first baritone. The boxofice of
the theater will be open daily from to haIfpast
o'clock, and the performance viii begin as usual, at
4 The opening of the old Orleans is always an event
Of pleasure and excitement, and we have no doubt
that it will be the scene Of great and fashionable
rush tomorrow evening.
For the qualification of the regular patrons Of the
Opera House, we give the list Of the troupe, as Or
ganized for the present season, operatic and dra-
matte
Ladies.-Mles and Mines Cordier, Bourgeois, La
franque, PaoIa, Wade, Boutevile, Reicher, Vezian,
and the regular chorus singers of last year
Gentiemen.-Messrs. Lonault, Deagrave, I. Bour-
geois, Debrtnay Beauce, Taste, villa, Metzler Jolly
Utre, Grevin, Dutasta Chol, Carrier De Blaye, Ma
theu, Deligne, and the usual troupe Of chorsters.
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Diseases Ofthe Throat and Lungs

DIR. c. p. CRANE,
successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation Chemical and Medical Va
is well known be the only reliable philosophical
of efectg those extreme desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE ard INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Diseases by
of yergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galyans and
EectroMagnetsm.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat Lungs visit the city who desire cor
sutaon list of Questions has prepared will be for
warded application DR.. c.,
No. LAG ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Inhalng Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according TO
the descriptions received in each particular case.
ns-Patents from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute Mo 2p6m&W
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Depot, no. 81 St. charles street,
NEW ORLEANS.
EVM, L, CUSHING, agent.

The Gins manufactured by have obtained such high
reputation that deem unnecessary details
their superiority The gnned has brought
the very highest prices in ALL Markets and we have the
endorsement of hundreds Of practical planters
We prepared receive orders for Stands for the
and particularly request send in orders
for what Gins wanted BY at an early date as pos
sbe orders for the already large
wish avoid against any friends being disappointed
Our prices four dollars Saw liberal credit
will be extended Every Gin is fully guaranteed in
every respect.
We take the liberty refer the following named Planters
who have Gins in use among few of our customers
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NEW YORK STEAM SAW MILL
sEAczrz1yE coIEP14v4-.


The Empire Saw Mil
delivered shop complete and ready for use The en-
gine is connected ase boiler in brick We furnish
tubular boilers to be mp without brick work when required
The number of these Mills in long and successful operation
different parts country place the question of their
practicablity beyond all question.
For the of money invested no Saw MIL will yield more
profitable purchaser They are built Of the best
MATERIAL and the workmanship unsurpassed When prop
eryput warrant them evrey respect Any famtl
lar with Steam Saw Mil put them up without difficulty.
The saw dust from the Mill is discharged near the furnace,
and affords sufficient for the boiler It will cut from 5000
10000 feet of hard oak 1900 feet of white pine timber
per day Of 70 hosrs.
tits mmateri1 whether the dust from hard or soft
wood whether is dry the proportions Of the boiler
with its attachments adapted to full head Of
steam from all kinds Of wood, fuel or saw dust.
PRICE OF FIRST CLASS MILL,
with Engine 10 In. c Cylinder, 30 in. Stroke
ALL COMPLETE,
S25OO.
with 10 inch Cylinder and go inch Stroke
$4,000.
Log Car, Chain and JacIkworks Complete,
AND CONNECTED WITH ENGINE.
$3.50.
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ma, Iexas5 etcs--on seventh page
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE soNs OF LOUIS.
rANA-The celebration oF the second anniversary Of
the Benevolent Association Of the Sons Of Louisiana
yesterday, brilliant affair to see, and pleasant
one to participate in. The weather was fine, and ar
forded the Sons every advantage in the large turnout
and procession which formed the chief feature of the
day
The procession was very long and quite a number
Of distinguished citizens were with it in carriages, as
guests. After the procession cana lunch with 4 a
feast Of reason and aoa Of soul, 4 at the United
States Hotel, in the Third District We much regret
that we were unable to be present compliance with
the courteous invitations Of the Association To par
take of their cheer and be enabled to speak particu
ary to-day Of the toass and speeches that enEiyened
the occasion We learn that the Hon. George Eustis
Jr acquitted himself nobly as the orator Of the day
and that the speeches of Mr.. DeLabane, the Presi
dent and our conrere Of the Bee, Mr.. Lane, and Mr
santini, were the next good things of the day.
After the collation., the procession was formed
again, and marched up Rampant street, and dis
banded at their hall all feeling highly grated, and
with good reason, at their large turnout and the
happy manner in which they celebrated their ami
versary.
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ID. Moore s. Go.

I'D. Moore s. Co.,
c. LOTH HI N G. EMP RIUM NJ,
Nos. 1863 and III Poydras street.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
HATS CAPS,
And great variety Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also
The largest stock Of
Er6EIa1c 4aryz7 .Kg-I4ArCET STIR rs
In the city of our manufacture.
We have removed
MAMMOTH STORE,
built expressly for us Nos l69 and POYDRAs STREET.
We do assert much when say sell the CHEAP
EST CLOTHING NOW IN THE CITY, having our own
MANDATORY IN NEW YORK.
and friends aud the public may Store
is virtually
Savings Clothing Store.
Every from New York brings Us
FRESH GOODS,
q the Latest Styles and Fashions
We hops receive the patronage friends and the pub
lie in general all may assured We will try our best
D. MOORE & CO.,
169 and Ill Poydras street.
n. B.-Clothing made to order the shortest notice.
nl2 2plm