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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-13

DE MORSE. the inventor OF MoRsEs INDIAN Roer
IL PILLS, has spent the greater part of his life in
travelling. having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, as
we'll North America-has spent three years among
the Indians of Western counry-t was in this way
that the Indian Root Pills We're first discovered DR..
Morse was the first to establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMpuRlTY THE BLsoD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become clogged, 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
hausted health deprived of and if nature Is
not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the
blood will become choked and cease to act ami thus
our light life will forever be blown out. How impor
then that should keep the various passages of
the body free and OPEN And how pleasant to US that
have it in power to put medicine in yeur reach
namely, More's Indian Root Pills. manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
cliffs Natures garden, for the health and recovery OF
diseased man One of the roots from which these Pills
made is sudorifc, which opens the pores of the
sln aud assts Nature in throwing out the finer parts
of the corruptnn within. The second Is plant which
Is an Expecorant that opens and uncoss the passage
to the lungs, and thus soothing manner performs
its Outs by throwing of phegm and other humor from
the lungs by ccpous splitting The third Is Duretic
which gives ease and double strength to the Kidneys ;
thus encouraged, they draw large amounts of impurty
from the blood which Is then thrown out bouiitifuily
by the urinarr water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way The fourth il
Cathartic and accompac the other properties ofthe
p pm npaf = tsn ~ fss y nc ossE
outlets, thus taken up aud conveyed of in great
ouan tit,es b the bowels ss--us-----s-----
CAUTIoN.-HMerciants and Trader. ~t;l lie IN their
guard and no: be mpoe ed upon by Counterfeit OF DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed 4. b. Moore. All
genuine Pills will hereafter have the and sigma
ture OF b. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. j. White
& Co.. each box.
sA orders and letters relating said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JUDsoN, No. SO Leonard Street,
New York, sole proprietor OF DR.. Morses Indian Root
Pills"
Dr. Morsos Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
IN Medicines. 'sE #
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet in
the land Parties desiring the agency will address
alb ave for terms
Price IS cents per box five boxes will be sent
ceipt of 81 post age paid. l05-1y
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HWoman's constant torment Dust.
Mans greatest plague--A woman con.
tinually brushing it away.
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H-N. Collxrd, Partisan photograph
-, has succeeded in taking photographs at
night
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l,sz7eB BLACK TIGER. %>

<1yN DALAAO1A Il ~ IL 4Us
vTNIIS fast trottns Black Hawk Stallion, will stand
i for Mares the present season, ~ follows: Tue
first week in May, LIST to It'll. Ekader, from Sth to
18th, ct Pach Grove from 10th to 23i, at Flkader,
and so alternately, at these two places. The Tiger
will be stabbed at J. $. Kings, Clayton City. on his
way between these two points, For description and
Pedigree printed circulars or inquire Of W. b.
Hodgkins.
The Tiger took two premiums at Mendoza, Illinois,
in 1858, one for Trottng. and one Roadster The
horses beaten by him that occasion, were of the
best blood Of Illinois, and bear the following names
Young st. Lawrence. Royal Oak,
Black Bird, Clifford Morgan,
Morrall Murat, Ill. Black Hawk.
Quick Silver, and several others.
#E- Good pastures will be provided for mares from
distance, reasonable price; all accidents, escapes
or thefts, will be at she risk of the owner.
IS The subscribers will put 20 or rs good bl0oded
mares at halves to be divided when the Colt is four
months eId-the owner of the mare to set the price
what he will give or take. EEE s-.st
TERMS S25 for tn. season--half to be paid ut the
end of the and when the is known to be
with toal the remaining half will he coected-that Is,
will be charged for the service OF the horse. and
SIC, 80 more, If there should be toal. All mares
NUT be returned regularly the horse they will be
idered put by tho season The season will cx-
tend to August LIST. d. A. WARNER.
WM. HODGkINS.
Moy 1910 esme
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70 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !:
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are for
y hidden from building on; cutting timber on, or
In any other trespaing any part tho follow
ing described tracts OF land, without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wit:
On the northwest quarter of northeast quarter Of
section 81 !; Fractional lots 2 and in fractional
section 35 fractional lot in fractional section 20
fractional lots l, in section % fractional lots
B. in fractional section IL the first two parcels above
described being in township 95 norh and the remain
ing three in township 81 north all in &c 3weat Of
the 9Th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot /,
section 81 being the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 81 townhp 95 north range
Also on fractional lots liz in fractional
ton %, range 8, in township 3d. north Also NORTH
west of section 27 in township 80, north range
west Also undivided half Of one hundred and
sixty the south east OF tract known
the BAIL Giard grant.
JAMES McGREGoR, Jr.
Mc(iregor September 18th. 1858 l02
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H-A writer says that a woman with a.
hazel eye never elopes from her husband,
never chats scandal, never sacrifices her
husbands comfort to her own, never finds
fault, never talks too much Or too little, and
always Is an entertaining, intelligent, agree
able and lovely creature. The grey els the
aign Of shreMdness and talent. Great
thinkers and captains have it. In women
i indicates better head than heart. The
dark hazel is noble in significance as in its
beauty. The blue eye is admirable, but
may BE- feeble. The black eye, take care
Look out for the wife. with the black eye !!
Such can be seen almost daily at the Police
Office, generally with complaints against
the husband, for assault and battery.
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A PuiPrr ALrERNArIyE.-A young min
lister who had made himself conspicuous
for 2 ssvere and denunciatory style Of
preaching, came to the bishop one day to
inquire why he did not have more success.
"Why man, said the bishop, cant you
take lesson Of the fisherman? How do
you 60 to work if you want to catch o
troutf You geta little hook and q fine
line, you hold II carefully, throw it in as
gently - possible, and then you sit and
wait and humor your fish till you can get
him ashore. Now you get great cod
hook and rope line, and thrash it into the
water, and bawl out, Bite or be damned pr,
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a MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
New England States
IN ONE YEAR,

IN ON Il LAn
1UyBE RESTORATIVE of Professor o. j. WOOD
for restoring hair perfectly and permanently, has
never yet had rival volume after volume might be
given from all parts of the world and from the most in
telgent to prove that II Is perfect Restorative but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also the
following: ..
Hiced with bald heads and the only remedy, hereto
fore known, has been those abominabe wigs. by
discovery of Professor wood these articles
being fast dispensed with. but great many persons still
patronze them because they have been often impos
ed upon by Hair TONES different kinds To all such
persons earnestly make the request that they will
try once again for In Woods Restorative there is
such thing fail-Ws know of q ledy who was bald,
who used the article short tme and her head IL now
curls imaginable. We know of numerous csses where
hair rapidly falling out, which It restored in greater
perfection than 1t ever had been before.
1t Is also without doubt of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition. making it soft aud
glossy removing dandruf, aud has proved itGelf the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair is heir to.
Is the duty OF every to improve their personal
appearance, though some may differ in regard to the
ways Of doing it hut every one will admit that
object much to be desired and there that
should be left unried to obtain such consideration.
-Won'a"'s Adrocats Phil.
O. J. weoD 4 co.-Gents: As have been engaged
in selling Hair Restorative the last for
Of your local agents. (R lIackinson,) and having
perienced the beneficial effects of myself would like
to obtain agency for the state of Ohio state
In tho vest should you wish to make such an arrange
ment. as am onvinced there IS nothing equal to 1t IN
the United states for restoring the hair. have been
cngaged in the drug business for several years, and
have sold various preparations for the har hut have
found nothing that restores the sccretye organs or in
vigorates the scalp we'll yours, being fully
WINGED that your restorative Is whstyop represent 1t to
be would like to engage in the sale ofit for am sat
isfed it must SELL
Yours truly. -.-.z..---.- s. T.STOCKMAN.
Wayland Mass. Feb s, 1851
Prof o. J. WOOD & Cc.--Gents Having realized
the good effects of your Hair Restorative wish to
that finding my hair growing thin well gray, was
Induced from what read and heard to try the article
prepared by you promote its growth and change its
color 1t in YOUTH both of which it has effected
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
Oh Wood Il Co., Proprietors 3l2 broadway, New
York DIN the great N. Y. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Me- Sold by all good
Druggists.
A3- For sale by Hoffman, Benton i CO., McGr"gor.
M
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Selects gnetrp.
new sS1ALLI woo TzEn !,


How SMALL I WOO EaER :.
hy WINTHROP MAcxwoRH pRAsD.
How shalt voc her III win stand
Beslde her which she sings;
Aud watch that hne and fairy hand
~ o'sr the quiscfing Strings;
Ao4 viii toll hcr, have hoard,
Though sweet her song may be,
4 voice, whose every whispered word
Was more than song to nj
nss shall I 700 has I'll wil case,
In 80 y siljAb tl1nce, a.t
o. Msep taus eyes, whose liquid rays
Lax 1pSe in ever glance;
~ v1l tell her. q saisn6ro bright.
T0oenh bright her own may beam,
MEq Ming deeper spell tonight
UV0n Nsinmy dream.
11sw shsil WOO her III will try
n charms Of olden time,
Ard swear by earth and sca and sky,
And rave 10 prose sud rhyme -
And will tell her when bent
Ny knee In other years,
was not halfso eloquent.
could not speak Tor tears!
tIow shall WOO her ~ will bow
Befose the holy shrine
And pray the prayer, and vow the vow,
And prose her lips TO mine
And l will tell her, when she ports
FROM passions thrilling kiss, Els
That memory to many hearts
II denrer far than bliss.
Away I away the chords arc mute,
The bond Is rent in twain -
Ycu cannot wake that silent lutte,
Nor clasp thoec links again;
Loves toll / know is little cost,
Loves perjury Is light in;
But souls that lose what have LOST.
VIVA. have they left to win!
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Ara reverend gentleman down
South, = being favored BY young friend to
take ) private drink, agreed to dispose Of a
friends Whisky punch, was informed him i'm
that he had taken the wrong horn. The
minister. smiled affably, and remarked -
Alb, my young friend, the horn of the un-
cody shall be put down !" Psalms 70: 49,.
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TWENTY TONS u Good Paper Rage for which We
! will pay cents per ID.
MsGrescr, June LIST. Rl0KEL 4 HUFFMAN. /
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Our stock II Large, it is impossible to enumerats
It in an advertisement We will Mi all orders prompt.
~ and consign the Goods to the Agent If Express
Company at Prairie du Chen. Parties ordering Goods,
pay for them at that point when they take them
away the money may be enclosed to us with the
order. HENRY j, MARIO 4 co.
Milwaukee, May rs fS5snB ~ sass>a-
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Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. NIX lrlNlE,
HA,,,l;SSss purchased the Interest Of ' R Al'o'
stove and IJMsU0re
Business is prepared to offer the public the Largest
and Best assortment of stoves ever sold West Of the
Mississippi among which may be found the following;
ELEV.4TED OVE.VS,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR.
MALAK S;nn S,,c FEE WITCH
CLIPPER, YANKEE DOODLE.
KINGS, and BRILLIANT.
4 ALSO, the following
SQUIRE OVENS,
A'4 DIAMOND ROCK, s Mle fL G5AERs'
FOREST OAK, ROYAL OAK.
NEW WORLD,
CHALLENGE. STAR OF THE WEST,
MODERN TROY oY.''o''
And various other Patterns Of
PREMIUM AND HOTEL STOVES
A Large and complete assert
ment of
Boa and PNrSOr StOUes,
PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
KETTLES,
And various other articles. We do all kinds of
JoB3INJG,
EAvETROUGHS PUT UP
1t short Notice. u,
ROOFING.
In this limo, will take great care to pu. up
Good tight roof for all who
may apply.
200 pounds Of Tallow wanted
i also take, In
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE OR
Labor, such articles as .4
Wheat,
FlOur, F
Oats,
Corn,
Beef, 6s
Pork
Hides,
FuFs,
have gone into the business knowing that times
are close, batby
SELLING Low,
) liberal share of patronage will be extended.
McKinnie will be glad TO his AGO uaintances at
the old stand of Miller Bass store, Ill Main street,
McGregor, January Is, l659yl
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NAV. 1859 35m3
God Save the Queen!
DIR. j. WADE KING,
11@ DE MIST.

IMPORTANT FACTs-It Is important to restore and
i bcautfy humanity.
Without well toned digestive organism, the func-
tons of the body generally impaired, and without
complete mastication perfect healthfu diges-
ton l. equally impossible. Therefore, to the citizens
of McGregcr Prairie du Chen and unding coup-
try the above SUaGRoNs DENTIST. would an.
nounce that he Is permanently settled with them to
repair impaired mastcation, by filling and inserting
teeth in the best manner
Many years ofsuccesful detal practice justiGcs him
in assuring satisfaction.
Oice open for relief of Tooth -4che. Sunday, r. NJ
Office orcr d. X. Hobd1t's loot d. Shoe Store,
Exchange Book Main ST., McGrcgor. l2ltf
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FOss Sale.
RQFONfn,

A HOUSE, \ LOT. oaThxd street betweeu Nsd.
II s1u and NJ uroe. Terms easy. Inquire of
l~EDMONDSON a ARMSTRONG.
oci6-lm 81 naau street.
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SILvEE MINE " AKKAEsAs-ne Fort
Smith Herald has The following: From an
acquaintance OF ours from Carroll county
we ham that a mine has been discovered that
has been worked, as mining tools and the re-
mains Of an old buffalo robe weTefound within
the mine. Some several Thousand pounds have
been taken out, The mine being some four to
SIX feet thick, and Il is believed to be vervTich
silver ore Carroll, we know, is rich in lead
and marble.
REMOVAL OF IKE CoURr HousE.-A psti-
tion has been circu sted in orr town, having
FOR It's objectto apply to the County court foT
an order or election 10 move our county seat
away from Madison. The cause is the man
ner In which our people are treated In regard
70 ths long promised sale Of lots. We DO not
ike The way tie company acted, and on this
sccouut would Be willing, but for many other
reasons would not like to see the movement
succeeded. Tie immense cost would be a fatal
ohIsction. and If that were done way with we
think the movement premsture.-Madit0a Pic
4ssT.
The sane paper has The foTloEings
To PauRop MEN-We are Informed that
fer miiss west ef our town, where the rail-
roa5 strikes the Richland township, that on
fbe present line there are sons twelFe or four
teen miles Of swamp, caused By Cache and
EAngufie rivers, and Bayou de view, and
that on that portion but few people 1--we.
TIE citizens % Richland are anxious % have
a change made, and have he road pass through
their toEnshia.
We have also been told that this can be
done BY making the road two miles longer,
and, at The same time avoid the swamps- If
such IL the case, we think It woald be good
policy IN the ohcers Of the road to make TIE
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croUGP n JR.

l. IS our melancholy duty, and one we per
form with profound grief, TO announce to the
pusIie the death Of GEoEsE PATTIsoS, son Of
Mr. Gro. PErrrsoS, Of the book store on Msin
street The subject OF this brief obituary was
well known to the numerous frequenters Of
TIE stor, in which be was a partner and the
active business manager, and he was known
we record # with plessure-prineiPally from
his courteous and attentive demeanor to all
with whom be esne in contact; we ought 70
put a more expressive word than "oour-
tsouss-he was kind and wsrm-hearted. he
had been for three years one Of the most active
q the members Of the Pioneer Hook and Lad
der Company, and was especially assidaous
in his efforts 10 have the beautiful building a.
the corner Of Second and Adams streets com
pleted, aid was the most liberal donor to the
library there. . IsudsBle institution in which
be took a warn interest. He had, since las
winter, been suferi4g from that insidious
enemy, consumption; and I've weeks ago =
terrible attack Of hemorhage Of the lungs
gave dreadful iztimaton q the inToajs the de-
stroyer was making.
Two weeks since be started on an eastern
tour, and on Thursday last be wrote to his
father from Philadelphia, stating that be was
in first rate health and spirits, suffering only
from the fatigue OF bis journey. Yesterday a
tslegraphic dispatch was received BY his fam
Nv. stating hat on Sunday, at he residence Of
Mr.. I~ROEsIDEs, an acquaintance At Brooklyn,
over the river from New York, be brsathed his
last. The particulars Of his las moments are
not yet known. Our departed friend was *
emplzry, upright, prudent and temperate in
his conduct, and was a regular attendant at
the Second Presbyterian church He was al
example youth nav well follow, not avoiding
the world or its pursuits, but living amid the
turmoil o. society . Just, correct and upright
lie. With his respected psrsu- we feel deep
sympathy-he has recently lost the partner
who assisted to gid the dark moments Of life,
and row he is called upon TO bow to the Provi-
d~sntiafhand hat has seen ct 10 call away bis
unch loved son-like David be can say q
shau 20 to him, but be shall not return to me"
The ancients had beautiful saying: Whom
ne gods love die young" Our departedf friend
Is thus favored, and has escaped the evil days
q age, dscrepitude and sOrTow. Heaven has
accorded him the peace, and calm, and rest SO
sg=sstiy pictured by the poet:
mere = cain for fkoze vho weep,
Ares for wear pilgrims flu1cs
hey E1ny ne and sUeety sleep
Low Il the ground
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Nfb 40brrtissmRnts.
WfVaREeR.
For Rent.

SruATIOS b. Gardner, BY che Who t~horoughl,
a understands ne tusinez. Adiress
n. NcHrGH.
uofNqfs Through psi ono.
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Coiton MatIer. 3D. 90 orIenn..

The "talk IN change" in The New Orleans
Crescent Of Thursday last, has the following
The further talk was, that Manchester spin
ners have been highly favored the past year
that large profits have been realized, even that
buying a bale Of cotton in Liverpool and max
ing it up into yarns, a profit Of e. TO g ster-
ling has been realized. This leads 70 talk
that s~pinners ald planters are realizing all
the profits and advantages in the great cotton
trade that the middle men Chey who buy on
commission solely will only make their q
per cent; that those who purchase on Joint
account may make sufficient 30 pay their cigar
bill; that those who purchase for a rise NAV
perhaps make both ends meet, If thew continue
to purchase 10 the end OF the season. II is
now talked Of that there is some discrepancy
or difference in the classification OF the Yai-
Gus grades Of cotton that cotton ranking as
m~iddling in our market, takes a higher stand
in Liverpool. As we have not been in Liver
pool lately, we cannot define the various cias-
sifeations Of that mart. There is very little
talk.or dispute about the crop OF this season.
It is settling down to 4,250,OOO bales, say four
and a half millions as the minimum. II there
are any parties doubling, we solicit their
opinions.
There are, however, many complaints OF
dust and sand, and some discrepancies and
differences have been discovered in several lots
Of cotton sold lately. False packing ard
plating has been discovered late.y; not, how
ever by mo0nshiae aid, but By broad daylight ;
and yet there are planters in the country
charging our factors with completely in the
complaints. these are very strong charges.
If there are any merchants in the world who
study and protect the interests Of their patrons
and customers, they are the cotton factors OF
New Orleans 50 it is OF OF place for planters
to be charging them with completely and du-
Plieity, as appears BY a communication now
before Us.
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The President has appointed Gen. cANoT.
PosEv, Of WnkinsOH county, z. S. District At
torneT fer the southern district Of Mississippi.
Gen. PosEv tas the reputation Of being a good
lawyer. he was an officer in the lst MISS
sippi Rifles, and.bore HE part CALAMITY in the
battles OF MontsreT and Buena Vista.
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EMlsnsfNl.P

IN abuniance-to numerous % menfI1n. Jast re-
i ceved, One AMI new. Auean - supplied At reduced
prices AZ private sale. anu Tuesday, he i5h, all can Be
supplied az Auetioa.
Come 70 the Arcade,
Mouey can BE- mHde