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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

LAw.-On the outside Of our paper will
be seen the Law card of l.. l.. AINswoRrH,
Of West Union. If any reader of ours has
business at that point they can rely on the
prompt attention and legal knowledge of
that same ga L." BY publication in tho
Pioneer we notice that in the number of
cases before the Fayette County Court he
leads the whole corps Of Blackstone's dis
ciples, and this tells largely for the reputa-
ton be has among his acauaintances
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

FKosT-The frosts Of last week seem to
have been very serious throughout Illinois
and Wisconsin, the fruit, garden sauce,
potatoes, some corn, oats and wheat being
destroyed or badly injured. We have seen
or heard Of but little damage in Iowa, but
our interior exchanges have not come to
hand since there has been time to report
Corn is not much hurt SO long se the central
shoots ara left alive
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

Mrs. HowARD.-This lady has taken the
room recently occupied by II. S. Granger
on Main Street and filled it with beautiful
assortment of Goods such as ladies delight
to look upon. Millinery of all kinds and
the latest Boston styles of Fancy articles in
the same line Of trade may be found at Mrs.
Towards at extremely low prices.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
HOOFZANUS GERMAN BITTER,

PREPARED BY DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON.
will efcctuallly cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Jaundce, Chronic Nervous Debility diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from disordered
Liver or Stomach.
Every family should have bottle of these Bitters in
the house.
One dose will instantly relieve a sick stomach.
ONE DOSE will the most distressing heartburn
One DOSE will allay any agitation of the nerves.
ONE DOSE taken an hour before meals, will give a
good appetite.
ONE DOSE WILL in many cases, cure the most severe
headache, when proceeding from dsordered stomach
These Bitters be obtained at any Druggists or
seller of Patent Medicines in the Unacd States aud
Canadas Price Is cents per bottle See that the sig
nature Of NJ jackson is the wrapper of each bot
tie. 2w-l39
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

From the New York Day Book.
HAIR Dye Is VILE WASH, but the article that will
naturally restore the color Of the hair the changing
which to gray beng indication of lack OF proper
secretions, Is truly valuable medicine Prof Woods
Ham Tonic II the certificates Of the leading minds over
the Union do not falify, the only safe remedy for
badness dryucss premature change Of and the
several evidences OF lack Of secreons the roots
the hsir, which can be found. Quack preparations
abound, and shair tonics ill every 'scorner grocery
In the country Avoid all stbar tories unless known
TO bs the preparation OF whose celebrity has
Become worldwide. Do not let any nostrum vender
experiment upon your hair. Touch nothing YOU have
Lot good reason to believais all that it purpors to be-
Prof Wood has earned by of test OF the
virtues OF his preparation his present fame. Over $50
certificates are before of the value OF this Hair
torativc, fron parties who have tried it. Use other.
CAuTIoN--Beware ofworthless limitations, several
are already IN the market called by different
Use houe unlass the words professor Woods Hair
Restorative Depot St. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet GODS
dealers in the United States and canadas. 2w-35
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SUsrENDED.-We regret to state that the
Wawkon Herold has dried up and that on,
friend PEAsE has come down from his late
high position Of Editor, to the common
level. We hope Pease will be re-estabish
ed in business and drive quill again bsfoz1
the summer is over, and tits reported to us
that such will be the case.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

UAV0ss woo q - FCScIo xAlVCI - ~
The Stockholders Of this Company met
at this place on Wednesday June 9Th, and
elected tho following named gentlemen Di-
rectors for the ensuing year: Jed. Brown,
f. Noble, Geo. D. Gardner Of McGregor,
John Thompson of Clermont, E. D. Gin.
ton of Wisconsin, Judge Bailey of Brad.
ford, p l.. Hinkley of West Union. Sub
sequently the new board organized by the
election of John Thompson President and
jed Brown Secretary.
Financial matters at present are SO bro
ken up throughout the country east and
west, that no immediate resumption of work
on the line can be anticipated, but it is be-
lieved that the approaching Autumn will
witness revival of business and with this
will come general wake-up of railroad in
terests. That the road will shortly 20 on
to completion is as certain as that the own
ers of the Milwaukee & Mississippi ROAD
will protect themselves, by its construction
from the rivalry Of other lines.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
IN. HosrSrrsa's STOMACH B,rrEns increases in

DR. HosTErTER's STOMACH BirTEns increases in
populity with all who test It's qualities as Tonic
remedy for Dyspepsia and the affections arising from
disordered stomach IL Is prepared with great care;
free from the objections often urged against prepa-
rations Of the kind. The bitters may be used with
condolences aud beneficial effects, by all suffering from,
complaints OF the stomach. As a medical agent, it
has equal, while its pleasing favor and healthiul
effects have made it general fayorite 1t Is free nom
all properties calculated to impair the system, and its
operation is at md, soothing and efficient All
who have used the Btters attest its virtues and COM
mend II to use.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally, every
where, and b.
HOSTErTER SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
No. IS Water and So Front Streets
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Closing Ball.
We have special invitation to ass;st in tho
delightful ceremonies attendant upon ball at
the MoSDELL HoUsE, Prairie du CHEN. on
Tuesday night As our paper circulates at Nc
Gregor ON Tuesday afternoon, we may stsae
that those who want to enjoy splendid dance
and ct ceteras, can hurry up and pass over this
eoening l4thJ on the last trip of the ALBANIA
kee. The dance is farewell one 10 E<t ~.
Mondell. the late Proprietor. Mr.. N. has
taken the Everett House at St. Louis, and VII
be happy to see his friends while business or
pleasure induces them to visit that city
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100 AGENTS WANTED.

TuyHE UNDERSIGNED desire to secure the services
IL OF at least one active, energetic. and capable
Agent for each county 10 Ioga Minnesota, Nsbraska
and Western Wisconsin aud Illinois. to for the
Weekly Herald. 70 ,SaEanetcat msn
Ed LNAofO/NARY INDUCEMENTS
Will be offered by the Projectors on application Nv
WIN reference as to character capability and
resPonsio,lty. Agents will not be desired to 20 tn
1erk unt the latter part of iune the LIST Of Juv
~ hich time the Herald will appear in entirely ncv
IT increased popularity. "'A s"'
Dubuque, June LIST, 1859. pasva
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Stote Of Loaoo,
Almon q. Case,
d. b. kimball,
Anna T.. Kimball,
era, Chickasao county-ss
District Court,
July Term 1859.

TO D. b. kimbal, Anna c. Kmbal and r. c.
kimbail
NOO ore hereby notified that there will be on file
l. on or before June list, 1859, in the Office of the
Clerk OF the District Court in Cbickasaw county, and
state Of Iowa. petition Of Almon q. Case. claiming
OF ID. b kimball the sum of one hundred and eighty
eight dollars and interest ut ten per cent from the
10th day of January, A. b. 1852 as money due on a
promtsoy note executed by D. b. Kimbau to Almon
g. Case, dated January 18th, 1865, and payable on
the first day Of October A. D., 1885, and claiming of
" b. kimball, Ann q. Kimbsll 4 Il. q. kimbail, the
foreclosure OF mortgage executed by ID. u. Kinbal
Alma T.. kiu2Aau aaSoa Lots -. s(a se.r1s
tion co tie town OF bradford in Chickasaw county
late OF iowa. to secure the payment of laid note snd
lore th. morning OF the second day of the next
.ne District Court, in adcounty to be holden on
sne 1oth DAY OF july 1859, Judgment will be rendered
with the prayer Of said petition. ALMON q CASE
"'o'ou, "0y iS.Ioo9-nS5w4 Plaintiff
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LOOK our.-St Louis is doing a big bust
ness nowadays driving her thieves, strum-
pets and pimps into the wide, wide world"
and all river towns must look out for them.
Let McGregor officials keep an eye on ar
rivals ---
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SUNDAY ScHooLs-The Leadey says the
Schools of Pr. du Chen intend spending the
ath Of July in Iowa.
Why not form union with ours and have a
good big time at McGREaoR. Come, little
folks. We want to see how many handsome
girls and smart-looking boys the two cities can
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

EEws. The Milwa~k ee Daiilcs are still
busy with Rector RIcHAo.;D the crazy man,
and the celebrated Milwaukee Light
Guard" It'll refreshing this warm weather
TO read the bulls Of the one and to notice
how faithfully are recorded the smallest
movements of the other HIsBARD! trot
out your Cadets and share the immortality
which the Guards are bidding fair to mo-
nopolize Would that Lorenzo Dow was
on earth to take charge of the learned J.
Cook Richmond, Rector, and Corporal
Trim TO drill the latter to their hearts
content
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LINE! LINE When the Father OF Wa
tiers gets back again to his bed the land
over which he has been straying will 'smell
as rank to Heaven" as anything you can
imagine unless 1t may be musk and we now
desire to impress it upon the Common
Council to provide Immediately for free
and general distribution of LIZZIE to keep
Cholera from our town Don't neglect this,
gentlemen
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Rail Road ErciS hts.

Rail Road ErciShts.
We have seen, in the Whitewater Regis
ter and in the Madison papers, some COM
plants that Grain is carried from McGREGoR
at eight cents bushel and from the two
first named points at about the same rate,
the distance being more than twice as great
from McGregor to the Lake as from White
water.
This is standard cause of dissatisfaction
with interior towns and we remember to
have heard the changes rung on it at the
time Of the completion Of both the Michigan
Central and the Michigan Southern Roads,
MARSHALL on the one road and White
Pigeon on the other, being towards the half
way points between the port of Michigan
City, Indiana, and Lake Erie. The COM
plants in such cases are not founded in
justice, for the reason that the country on
the Mississippi River and In the vicinity Of
Michigan City has ever had and ever will
have shipping facilities of the first impor-
lance, and Railroads were not so much re.
quired here or there as they are in the inter-
Tor. Without Railway, Whitewater
wheat would be subject 10 a nagoa-freight
of 40 cents a bushel to deliver it in Mil
waukee Nth Railroad she sends wheat
to the water for eight ccnts--the road has
benefited her Mirty-tmo cents per bushel
But McGregor has shipped wheat to st.
Louis for years at from 10 10 IL cents a
bas,ei, ant hence trie Railway has had but
small effect in advancing the actual value
of farm products at this point. Nor is this
all. If McGresor were required to pay a
tariff on grain in proportion to her distance
from the Lake, she would never use track
Of iron at all except in winter when there
would be no wheat Of consequence sold
By competing closely with the River freights
the east and west railways derive no incon-
siderable revenue which would be lost uade,
an 'e2"oble torif"-the loss Of this rev.
enue would tend to cripple the road and it
is Just possible that the cars would not run
at all unless at much heavier expense to
the interior. This reasoning enters into the
calculations Of all companies projecting
railroad lines and it might be illustrated in
a thousand ways In as many different pur-
| suits in life A calculation is made that,
by competition, so much revenue can be de,
rived from the Iowa grain trade, and because
of that revenue the company will be able t.
| ship grain from the interior towns at a rate
which, though somewhat sitter than thu
distance would indicate, will be infinitely
better for that. interior than no road at all
and upon conclusions such as these the
Locomotive is harnessed
What would DO the respective losses o
McGregor and Whitewater if the NJ. & NJ
Road were destroyed? In other words
(which point derives the greatest benefi
from its running"
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DE.4D SHOT
FOR B ED RTG0

"A LII good housekecpers will be glad to hear of an
"A article that will keep Bed Bugs 70 that tbey v;ii
complete Being a gummy extract, IL does NOT ~
put retains its destructive efficacy long time
mus becoming TRAP READY SET For these noxions
tormcnters OF our nightly rest. Also,
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Every sheet Of which will kill a gallonvbo MI, r.
mouse may be kept clean all summer. Comm.rcs
early and this can be easily done. Sold by n. n
newell, McGregor aud by dealers in ali the town.
u,.,, :. HUNTINGTON,
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MILL PEcks.--HARRlseN of the firm OF Har,.
rison & Wood, Biacksmiths Of this place Is
great on Mill Pecks. We owned o mill once
and then learned enough about thsee indispen-
sable articles to enable US to give an opinion
as TO Harrison's skill
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

CISsENG-This root 10 creating great ex-
element throughout the timbered regions Of
Minnesota ELLSWORTH buys it at McGrsgor
and pays good price in cash. See his New
Advertisements
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REMovAL--Mrs Wilson has removed her
Millinery Store to the neat room adjoining Esq.
Arnold's Office on the west. She has beautiful
stock and will be glad to wait on her friends at
the new stand
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

BRADLEY e. Co-This firm asked for so
liberal an amount ofspace to advertise their
New Stock in that we are compelled this week
to issue half sheet Supplement for Western
circulation.
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The NORTH WEsr-We are in receipt Of
this very handsome weekly published by
Mr.. Guthrie and Edited by Col. Heath, Of
the Dubuque Post Office The COL wields
ready pen and sustains the Administra-
ton with frmness that does not surprise
us. The North West is at present only a
weekly and its price is but $1,Oo per year.
How Dubuque can sustain three daily papers
and one expensive weekly, in the English
language, is more than we can discover,
but as it is not our business to find fault
with enterprise, here goes good health,
pecuniarily, to tho whole of them
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10 Augustus Jracon, Sir
are hereby notified that there Il now on file in
i the Office Of the Clerk CT the District court in
Chickasaw county, Iowa, petition ofSamue Graham
claiming Of you the sum Of Three hundred and ffty
Dollars as money due on two promissory notes exc
euted by you to the said Samuel Graham, one dated
January 18th, 1888, for the OF Two hundred and
eighty doNarf aud payable January TO- 1850 aud one
dated March l5th 1855 for the of Seventy dollars
payable one year after date Also claiming of you the
Iand 70 wit Loa fifteen and sixteen in Block Eight
anu tts one two, three and four in Block No. Six in
Anore~s Addition to the town of Bradford in Chicka
raw county ana state OF Iowa, which was decided by
you 10 Samuel Graham to secure the payment OF the
sao notes. ana that unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning Of the second day
De holden on the 25th day OF July, D., 1852 judg-
ment will be rendered against You thereo In accor.
aaace with the pra, or OF said petition.
A. u. CASE. Samuel GRAHAM
Atty for Plaintiff plaintiff
Lraafo,d, ioaea, June LIST, lS59-n35wl
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~ See third page for --latest" and cthc,
reading matter.

Milwaukee and mississippi Railroad,
ARRIVAL TRAINS.
$500 O'Clock r. NJ, Passenger Train.
$50 o'clock, r. NJ, Freight Train.
DEPARTURE Tn AIMS.
$40 o'clock, A. NJ, Passenger Train.
Loo o'clock, P. 81, Freight Train. ,
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Masonic Celebration.
The Masonic fraternity will celebrate the Anniver-
eary Of ST. John the Baptist, cath June, 1852 mt
AeGregor. All brethren IN good standing are cordially
and Fraternaliy invited to attend.
PROGRAMME.
Procession form at the Lodgs at 10 l-2 o'clock A. M.
under the direction Of the Marsl g. aud march to the
Methodist Church.
cBREM. MES At THE CHURCH.
lst Music by the Eand.
End. Singing by the Choir,
80. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Bro z. Skinner
9Th. Singing by the choir.
9Th. Address by Bro. E. A. Guilbert, n. d.
5th. Music by the band.
7th. Form again in procession and march to the
place OF refroshment
The ceremonies the church will be public aud all
arere pec,ful y invited to attend.
GEO. l.. Bass, W. NJ,
A-srs~ U. 5. y. ScorT,
D. BAuGH,
A. FRENCH,
b. STRousK,
Conmitt,e.
Brethren can obtain Tickets for the Dinner at the
Stores Of Merrill 4 Barron and Scott & Brother.
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TAG FousrH.-At Monona, the 9TH will be
celebrated in patriotic style. The Orator Of
the day will be our eloquent townsman, B. r..
HuNr, Esq, and We will guarantee that the
Address will be able and free from aummery.
Mr. BAaRs will prepare the feast, and in the
evening Q BAIL will come of at the Eeber.
Hotel
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TO D: D. Hanan, Cornea Hauan T. W. stuli and
A. II. Carney: A~
NOC are hereby notified that there is now on le in
u the ONCE OF the OF the Clerk of the District
Tour OF Chckasaw county, Iowa, petition Of Jerome
atson, claiming OF YOU the foreclosure of n certain
mortgage, executed by D. b. IIanan and Cornelia
nanan, TO .. W Howard on the following described
lana TO wit: Lot No. ten in Block twelve and lot
Twelve in Block twelve and lot eight in Block twenty
two CD and lot eleven and twelve in Block twenty
one, CID and lot one two and three In Block twenty
two, CID in the town Of Fredericksburg in Cckasaw
county Iowa, to secure the payment Of two hundred
ana ten dollars, according to the tenor and effect of
proms DRY note dated September l2th 1857 which il
the same date with said mortgage AID pay able one
year after date; Also claiming Of d. b. Hanan the
sum of two hundred and ten dollars as money due on
said note secured by the mortgage as aforesaid and
nat unless you appear and answer thereto be-
lore the morning OF the second day of the next term
o. the District Court said county, to commence July
1a.n, Isos, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon, and decree made In accordance with PRAYER
Of said petition. r"'
A. ~ CASE, JEROME WATSON
~, a.. y. lof fiaaasi1 Plaintiff.
bradford, Io'Ua, jane lst. 1862 35w4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

In beer appointed Executor of the Estate Of Linus
Edison, deceased of Grand Meadow township, and all
to present the according to law within ak months
from this date. CHAS. II. BARNES.
Grand Aeado,c, fora, Jane 9Th, 1852 n24w2
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w- The Democratic National Conven-
ton will assemble at CHARLESTON on the Cd
day of JUNE, 1860. The New Hampshire
Patriot has indicated the feelings Of the
masses of the New England Democracy by
announcing as its favorite, Stephen A.
Douglas. The Pittsburgh Post aud many
other influential papers outside the imme-
date personal influence of the distinguished
Senator have also signifed a desire to see
him honored with the flag Of the Constitu-
tiona party Vice-President Breckinridge
has . srssA ssrauv, a12oirrEs- TneI - si1Do
s.a..s.h nAaEls ss:1'ssa INST understand each
other on the doctrines to be promulgated,
one Of which may be the extent to which
official subserviency may be required to 60
in order to constitute good party man );
we would not nave it 90 at all, but there are
many well-fsd souls who differ with us and
we always prefer to have such things well
understood If man who holds Office
must import his thoughts from Washing
ton, we will transfer our prospects to some
chap who has been in service" long enough
to be familiar with livery.
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ONE ROAM MARE.

About ID hands high, old white face one glass
eye, and black name and tail She was with foai when
last heard Of Also, BAY yearing horse Colt rah
er small low in flesh, with white spot in the forehead
and white leg.
These animals were pastured at Smallfield's, who
turned them out, and they supposed have wan
dered about in the peghborI,ood. A liberal re-
ward will be given to any one who will give inior-
nation about them, return them me at Nee icon
NrGregor, June g. lS59wi HENRY aEErK
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Harvest Tools!!!
w the Largest Lot of As "s"''
Cradles, Scythes, Snaths,
RAKES, HOES,

other Tools in the Farming ne ever brought int.
.ayton county as We isok out for the Farmer's in
Ies' ~ tnat ine, We trust they will give us Q can
our aiuercnt make of Goods are too numerous -
mention, but by giving u CALI you can get us, What
VIII suit, either in priee qualify.
TO COUNTRYNERC
W would say, look at our Goods and not buy from
refuse stocks. Our Tools are all new.
,TARR STORE. WILLIAMS WARvpv"
McGregor, June I, ls59tf
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PIANO MUSIC.

Mrs G. L. ScoTr will give Lessons in Piano Music
at her rooms at the AMERICAN, or at the homes Of
Scholars If desired.
Terms reasonable. ~. ,r-. 34tf
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"cPUDnc1n COnVen1AOn.
Tho Times Of to-day contains the pro
cecdings Of thu Clayton Co. Republica,
e-''-s'v's'r- " ssincsday last The reso
iutions DO net convey much idea of the
position Of the party On the territorial cues
ron which mas been the exciting topic for
the past two years and which is likely to
enter more generally than any other into
the canvass; but as almost every body
hereabouts believes in Douglas views on
that subject, we presume his late very bitter
opponents deemed it indicate to indorse
what they have fought with SO much energy,
and the thinking ones suggested the policy
Of leaving the whole negro question to the
wisdom Of the State Convention. From
these resolution. il Begins to appear that
the s--~s cst1sc for which Republicanisn
was organized, viz Opposition to the
Kansas Nebraska bill and its non-interyen.
ton principles" has exhausted itself We
congratulate our opponents upon their NEST
sensible silence, and invite them into the
Democratic ranks to assist us in settling
those small matters Of complaint which
every large family like ours is more or less
afflicted with.
On the MAIN ISSUE, "Wilmot Proviso- ism"
sersas Congressional Eon-intervention, -
the party Of practical ideas has again tri-
umphed over sectional theories, and SO sure
as this Government exists it will alwaya
triumph.