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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-29

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-29

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Ibtere iu Tauleneen pe9rafte.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06
p ! i T. s

DH MORSE the inventor of MoRsEs INDIAN Rosr
IL PILLS, has spent the greater part Of his life In
we'll a. North America-has spent three years among
the Indians ofour Western countryt was In this
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. DR..
Morse the first to establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY OF the BL0OD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become clog9ed, and do
not act In perfect harmony with the different functions
Of the body, the blood loses its action, becomes thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing all pains, sick
ana 2, every our strength ei
not assisted in throwing of the stagnant humors, the
blood will become choked and cease to act, AMI thus
eur light OF life will forever be blown out Iow mpor-
then that should keep the various passages of
the body free and open. And how pleasant to that
We have Tn our power to put medicine In yeur reach
namely, Morfa's Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the aiuous
csin Natures garden for the health and recovery OF
diseased One Of the roots from which these Pills
made Is Sudorife, which opens the pores of the
skin, and assists Nature in throwing the finer parts
of the corruption within. The second plant which
an Expectorant that opens and uncloss the passage
to the lungs, and thus soothing manner, performs
its duts by throwing of phlem and other humors from
the lungs by copous splitting. The third is Diuretc,
which gives and double strength to the kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts Of purity
from the blood, which Is then thrown out beautifully
BY the urinary water passage. and which could not
have been discharged In any other way The fourth Is
Cathartic and accompanies the other properties ofthe
ls y s,.os 81. S. s. IN 4. oss
outlets, thus taken up and conveyed on in great
quantities b. the bowels
guard and not be mpoed upon by Counterfeit OF DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed 4. b. Moore. AL
genuine Pills will hereafter have the aud sigma
ture of B. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. J. White
& Co,) on each box.
Al orders and letters relating said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JuDsoN, No. SO Leonard street,
New York, sole proprietor OF Dr. Morscs Indian Root
Pills." ..-...
Dr. Mcr-e's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
IN Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and h.ml.. in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address a.
abave for terms.
Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will be ssnt
ceipt OF u. post age paid. 105-1y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06

A FeNaale Rarey.,
Miss T., known on the turf at Paris as
the fair Amazon of Washington, was SO
brilliant at the races on her horse, let black.
save white star on the forehead, that her
appearance was hailed everywhere with ad
miTation and applause. A more lovely per-
son cannot be imagined; she guides play
fully the most redoubtable courser. Beel-
scbub, the name Of Mrs. rs horse, is 10
untameable and ferocious, that no rider can
mount him, no groom guide or still him.
He has already killed an Englishman, nam.
ed Thomas Dixon. who undertook to groom
him in the stable. Rarey was powerless to
tame this terrible animal. Three persons
only can approach Beelzebub; the first is
Miss i. herself To her Beelzebub. is as
plant, gentle and affecti0nste as q King
Charles spaniel. He follows her, he fawns
onsnG, and kneels that she may mount
him. He neighs when she approaches.--
He = proud and happy to carry her. He
piays, he carols, he curvets, he never tries
IL pnseat hsr He obeys her word without
ever exnibitng the least impdtience Mas
I reelprocat4 III the affection which her
no3s exhibits. and loves him az q friend.
The two other persons who can approach
Re!l&senb 1.-two young ladies Of sixteen
and sGhtsen years, Jenny and Kitty WA
N1e@ But Beelzebub only suffers them
80 Shove them no attachment JENNY
md Kitty act as grooms to Beelzebub:
they hed and curry him, and walk him in
she nosning Jenny the youngest Of these
ssel . Alight looking child, whose wo.
many Inquire Is not yet developed, is dress
90 49, tToom, and follows Miss T. every
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06

NOTlCE Is hereby given, that all persons are for
~ hidden nom building on cutting timber on or
10 any other way trespa sing any Part OF the follow
ing described tracts OF land without first obtaining
nom me my written permission therefor, to-wit
On the northwest quarter OF mort beast quarter of
section II Fractional lots 2 aud 4 In fractional
section 81 fractional lot In fractional section 20
fractional lots in section %; fractional lots g.
y IN fractional section IL; the first parcel above
described being in township 95 north, and the ieman
ing three in township "a north all in &c vest Of
the 9th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot ],
section q, being the northeast quarter Of the uorth
east quarter of section a. township o. north range
west Also on fractional lots !. 2, in fractional sec.
ton %, range 3, in township 95, north Also norfh.
Wet quar- OF section 81 in township 05 north range
west. Also on undivided half Of one hundsu6 aSh
sixty acres on the south east corner OF tract knon
e. the BAIL Gisrd grant.
JAMES NcGR EG0R, u.
Mc(3regor, September 18th, 1853 log
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Selert gostrp.


ODE 10 SPRING.
sW1tsen IN Lawyers Office.
This capital piece Of hunor appeared como ysaas
ago 10 the London Punch II Is good that u cusht
10 be re-publbhed every spring.
Whsreas On suudry bouShs and sprays
No)B divers birds arc b1nfd 10 sing
And sundry flowers their heads uprs;se--
Hail TO the coming on Of spring!
The soass " tAe said birds arouse
Ihememory Of our youthful hours,
AZ Young and green D the said boughs,
A fresh aud fair o. the said Howcrs
Tho birds aforesaid, happy paies! ..~- s
Love midst the aforesaid bcughs eushrincs
In hcsachcld nests, themselves, thcsr hers,
Administrators and assigns.
Dusisst term Of Cupid's court!
When tender plaintiffs actions hiring;
Season OF frolic and of sport,
Hail o. Aforesaid, coming Spring.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06
WANTED,

TWENTY TONS Of Coed Paper Rags for which W
! viii pay Q csnts FER y.
Mc0reger, yuns Let aIGkEI e HUFFMAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06
God Save the Queen!

IN-suAnI.xY BALDWIN takss tAan6n-0es,n
- method Of advising everybody S37XS1 =
that he has established ct PKAIKIF Do CH7EN
a No. - !,
HIS Carriages. Sleghs aud stock Of the best quality
known in America and he puts the prices Low that
II i cheaper riding than going foot.
Those who want to 90 quick aud safe to eny part or
Northern Iowa, Minnesota or Wisconsin, viii and
Baidwin's colveniences just what they require.
February 9, 1859 l2Itf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-06

Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. M'kiNllNlE,
HAVING purchased the interest o, v R. Miller
III in the
St0Ue and IYMaU0re
Business prepared to offer to the public the Largest
and Best assortment Of Stove, sold Yves. Of the
Mississippi, among which may DO found the fcuowings
ELEV:4TED OV.E.V,S,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR,
MALAKOFF, FIRE WITCH,
MORNING STAR.
CLIPPER, YANKEE DOODLE.
EMPIRE STATE, WISCONSIN.
KINGS, and BRILLIANT.
Also, the following
SQUARE OVENS,
AJAX, BLACK DIAMOND
DIAMOND ROCK, NAY FLOWER,
FOREST OAK, ROYAL OAK,
NEW WORLD,
cHA k1TIlrR STAR r o. THE lio WEST
MODERN TROY,
And various other Patterns of
PREMIUM AND HOTEL STOVES
"A Large anu complete assort-
ment Of
Boa and PNrlOr StOres,
PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
KETTLES.
And various other articles. We do all kinds Of
Jo8BING,
EAvETR0USHs PUT Up
pss.~-s--SrnA-s.sts-a aezss~s-sez.s7ss
ROOFING.
In this line. will take great ears 70 put up
Good tight roof for all who
may apply.
200 pounds of Tallow wanted
I also take IN
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE OR
Labor. s,sch articles as
Wheat,
Flour,
Corn,
Beef,
Pork,
Hides,
k Furs,
And in fact. sseyytAi,g Farmer has to ssl
I have gone into the business knowing that times
SELLING LOW,
And attending strictly to trade nAtter mysslf tha
McKinpis Will be glad to see his acau aintaroes At
the old stand of Miller Bass store Ill Main str eet
MoGregor, january 90, 1S59yl
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MEDICAL -ADV'S.
More Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
New England States
IN ONE YEAR,

In ONE YEAR!
TUynE RESTORATIVE of Professor D. J. WOOD
for restoring haE perfectly and permanently, has
never yet had rival volume after volume might be
given from all parts Of the world and from the most
teliigent to prove that is perfect Restorative but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also the
following: .-.....,- s......
HD- The HAIR.--people have for centuries been at.
acted with bald heads. and the only remedy, hereto
discovery of Professor WOOD these articles
being fast dispensed WITH but great many persons still
ed upon by Hair TONES of different kinds. To all such
persons VIC earnestly make the request that they will
try again for in Woods Restorative there Is no
such thing as fail.-We know of lsdy who was bald,
who used the article short time, and her head Is
covered completely with the tniest and most beautiful
curls imaginable. We know of numerous c.ses where
perfection than It ever had been before.
1t also without doubt of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition. making It soft and
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair ia heir to.
the duty OF every one to improve their personal
appearance though some may differ in regard to the
beautiful head of hair either in woman, il
object much be desired and there are no that
should be left untried to obtain such consideration
-Womans Adu0cdte, Phil -....
Cochocton, Ohio, Nov II, 1856
o. j. WeoD L Co.--Gents: As have been engaged
in selling your Hair Restorative the last season r one
Of your local agents, (R. Hacknson and having ex
perienced the beneficial effects Of it myself would like
to obtain agency for the state of Ohio state
in the west, should you wish to make such arrange
nlent, nvnced there is nothing equal to 1t in
the United states for restoring tn. hair. have been
engaged In the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretve organs In
vigorates the scalp we'll a. yours being fully
WINGED that your restorative IL what you represent IL
be would like engage In the sale Of for am sat-
is6ed II must sell.
Yours. truly. ST. STOCKMAN. !
wey fsu1 cfssso ~. I09S.
Prof o. J. WOOD L Cc.-Gents Having realized
the good effects of Hair Restorative, wish to state
that finding my hair growing thin we'll gray,
Induced from what read and heard to the article
prepared BY you to promote its growth and change its
color Is It was in youth, both Of which it he's eected
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
Oh. Wood Co., Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great N. T. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Me- Sold by all good
Druggists
~ For sale by Hoffman,, Benton 4 CO., McGrAsor.
mS
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DIR. J. WADE KING,
. DE N IT'S

o4IID eNlyYJD
IMPORTANT FACTS-It Is important to restore and
Il beautify humanity.
Without we'll toned digestive organism, the fuuo.
tons OF the body generally impaired and without
complete mastication. perfect heathful dges-
ton equally impossible. Therefore, to the citisens
of McGregor. Prairie du CHEN and surrounding couu.
try the above suaesoNl DssrlsT, would an.
nounce that he is permanently settled with them to
repair impaired mastication by filing and inserting
teeth in the best manner.
Many years Of dental practice ustiass him
In q urng satisfaction.
Once open for relief If Tooth Ache, Sunday. r. n.
Office orer ID. X Hs6ayt's Boes q Shoe Store,
Exchange Block. Main st., McGregor. i2ltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03
PERSONAL.

80. VIM. Fl Gobrlght has sold out his interest
In the "Baltimors Dispatch"
80. Hon. l.. q. C. Lamar, Miss and Hon. NJ
L. Bonham, 8 c., are at Browns.
80. Stephen Massett, or Jeems Pipes, Of Pipes
vile, and Hon. w. II Ress, of Delaware, are at
the National.
-. John A. Kennicott, ILL.,, Lord and Lady
Bury and Joseph Nelson, Of Eng land, and Mar
shall Wilder, Mass, are at willards'.
go. Among the callers upon Senator Douglas
In New York on New Years Day were WIN. Il
Astor, Surrogate West, ex-Mayor w God. Govern
or (almshouse) Townsend, q General Herran, Hon
Augustus Schell, and Hon. Richard Schel.
There are variou, rumors about the causes
of dissatisfaction with their pastor, on the par
Of a portion Of the Rev. Mr.. smiths cong Fega
ton, Shawmut Church One is that be was no
cordial enough TO the ladies Mr.. Smith is
gentleman of deep learning and Of uncommon
ability-a faithful and upright Shepherd-bu
didn't cosset the lambs quite enough Verv few
Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

u Mr. Letcher has written letter accept
Ing the nomination of the Petersburg Convention
for the Governorship of Virginia He reiterates
his views on the subject of State International
Improvements, stating that be is in favor of q
liberal and enlightened policy, believing such
improvements indispensable to development of
the States resources and the prosperity of the
people On the subject of slavery he says:
To avoid all Misrepresentation, 1 state in lam
guage, distinct and emphatic, that regard the
institution OF domestic slavery, existing in Viz
gins, and the other slave-holding States morally,
socially and poiitically-right. | trust that
will be found as ready to defend the Institute on
ana TO resist all enroachments upon it, as any
man IN the Commonwealth In doing this |
will be defending and protecting my own inter-
ests and property. as well as the interests and
property of my fellow citizens
Mr. J. r. Tucker has also written letter ac-
cePting the nomination for Attorney General
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Lntelligemeer in an article on "The
Currency" quotes the conclusions arrived at,
ut series OF weekly meetings held by "the
friends of a sound currency" in the city OF
New York, in September last, concurring with
some of the views presented, and dissenting
from others. In the connection it takes ecoa-
sion to say a good word for the old onlteo
States Bank, suggesting that such an lnstitu-
ton would now be the best means OF regulating
the paper currency of the different States.
The Union folks kept New Years day, and
consequently that paper did not make its ap-
pearance this morning.
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u The Havana correspondence of the New
York Herald state that the excitement produc,
by the reading Of MIR. Buchanan's message had
not subsidized, but was only restrained from ex
tending by government appeals to the "loyali,y
of the people " At Christmas eve supper Mr.
Buchanan's health was proposed by beautiful
young lady in Spanish, drank with nine times
nine, and responded to by Cuban returned from
the United States
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III The Richmond Wing recommends the
Introduction OF the camel into Virginia. 1t saws
that its natural range is from Is to So degrees
north latitude, that, requiring little grooming
dc, II would 'st suit the negroes, and that car
Ing from thousand to fifteen hundred pounds
weight, it would do away in a great measure
with the use Ofwagons and teams on a plantation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Thirty three to F Ifty per cent Saved by using
GA1ES'S
PATENT Gas ECONOMIZER.

IN the first ace-we claim that the Economic r
will produce twc. the light with the same ex peas
as the ordinary burner.
Sec0nd-:hat the tconomizer will produce as
much. If not more, light with from IS 80 per oent
less gas.
Third-that the Economizer saves and burns tn.
gas wasted by all the other burners row la use and
of gas.
All who wish to lessen their gas bills ard 1T the
sumo time Increase their Isht, will do well TO ca
at NO 446 Penn. avenue, between Sd and a. streets
Ind test metre, by which they can deoIde for
themselves as to the saving Of gas and increase of
light,
purager is will call on the citizens to put on the
EcorOm yer.
IL Agents wanted and Territories for sale by
the prophetic at the aboys P!sse;