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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-22
AOsCUrN ASSOCIATIONS,
pHIIAnEI.pHIA


A BeaeDolent Institatios eststlished BY .spscial
Emdo.OMeat, for tie Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, Aljlcfed ,cith Vir-
..s,. uient and Epidemic Diseases.
7NlE Howard Association, 10 view Of the awful
Il destruction OF human life caused by sexual dis
eases and the deceptions practced upon the unfortu
nate victims Of such Diseases by Quscks several years
ago directed their consulting Surys0n, Chsritsbs
Act worthy OF their naMs, to open Dispensary tor
the treatment OF this class Of Diseases in all their
forms and to give Medical Advice Gratis to al who
may apply by letter, with description of their con-
OF extreme poverty, to 'furnish Medicines Free Of
charge" 1t Is needless to add that the Association
commands the higncrt Medical skill OF the age aud
wii furnSh the most approved modern treatment.
port upon the treatment OF sexual deae express the
highest satisfaction with the which has attend
Ell tho labors OF their Surgeons In the OF per-
matoirheea, seminal weakness, Gonorrh9a, elect,
Symphilis, the vice Of 0nanism Nslf-AbHse dis
eases Ut the Kidneys, aud Bladder, &C., and order
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Director, rssisw OF the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the actsd especially
the young and they have resolved to devote thcseyes
With renewed xsal, to this very important and much
despked cause. =
An admirable report on SpermatorrhGa, or seminal
Weakness, the vice Il 0nanism 1asturbation, or self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs by the
consulting surgeon, will be sent by mail Gin sealed
enyeiOpe,) FREE or CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage Other Reports aud Tracts the
nature and treatment Of sexual Diseases diet &C. are
constantly being published for grstuitous distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the new
remedies aud methods OF treatment discovered during
the last year, are OF great value.
ADDRESS, Tor Report or treatment, DR.. j. SKILLIA
houoHTon, Acting surgeon, Howard Association, No.
= south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
n EZRA D. iiEAKTwELL, President.
Gso FAIRcHrLn,, Secretary. Junc22yl
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VKIHEREAS, on the 2lst day of July, A. d. 1851;
wv John sypher aud Amanda Sypher, executed u
me eed OF Trust, Of that date of the following de-
scrbed Real Estate, situated in the county OF Clayton,
and State OF Iowa, towit The northeast quarter -4)
of the southwest quarter Q4), OF section No. Fix (o
in snip No. ninety-fvc (95( north Of Range No.
Three (3) West, containing Forty acres more less;
to secure the payment of certain promissory note
therein described of date Herewith, for the
of Forty-Seven Dollar, due six months after date
made by John Syfher, payable at McG-cgor AMI,
Whereas default has been made in the payment Of said
pross-sory Note according to the tenor and ssss Il
the same.
E~>-4s->-se-e,s en- pursusnce and by virtue Of the
power Of sae contained IN said Deed Of Trust to ne
Public Notice Is hereby given, that shall .e The said
Real Estate, and all right and equity Of redemption or
the said John Sypher aud Amanda syphcr their heirs
and assigns therein, at Public Auction to the higsst
bidder, for cash. Mt the Court House or in said
county OF Clayton in the township OF Gsrnavllo on
the 10th day Of June, A. d. 1853, at O'clock A..
M Of said day. tor the purposes OF said Trust AID
realize the sum OF money due and unpaid on said
pronssory Note. and the cost and expenses Of said
Trust and of advertising and selling said premises
THOMAS ARNOLD, Trustee.
McGregor, juno s, ls59w4
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CHRISrIE,S AGILE RALSAM

DIR. Christie's Ague Balsam is the best remedy for
the permanent cure of Chills and Fever, Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, and all Maarous diseases incident
to this climate. 'a
DR.. Christie's Ague Basam has never been known to
fail where the directions have been strictly followed.
DR.. Chrsties Ague Balsam is a purely vegetable
compound, containing neither Arsenic, Quinine
strychnne, anything Of poisonous or deieterour
nature.
DR.. Christe's Ague Balsam has had, for years, the
largest sales of any remedy ior specific disease eyel
offered to the public. .
DR.. Chrstie's Ague Balsam has attained its immense
popularity through its merits its great power In
curing disease its singular harmlessness, and freedom
from hurtful ingredients. 1t can be taken by tn,
helpless infant vigorous youth, and feeble age,
without injury and always with benefit. Sold by Hoif
man, Benton & Co., in McGregor. IOWA
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H-The following may prove useful
hint to bashful ladies: sob, dearp' ex-
claimed Henrietta, throwing herself into a
rocking chair, 'Ilf never go to that post
Office again, to be looked out of counten-
ance by all those men on the corner It's
SO provoking! What can do Sarah Jane,
to stop these awful men staring me 80 in
the face9" "Do as dc,' replied Sarah
Jane, with sly look "sAos your anzse. y
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sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN cution to me directed BY the Clerk OF the District
Court or Clayton county, lows, will sell at public
venduc to tho highest bidder, for cash, on the 22d
day of July, A. D. 1859, between the hours Of ten
O'clock M and four O'Clock, H., Of said day, q
the Banking House of Lee 4 Kinnaird, in 4e0regor,
all the estate interest," right and title Of " r. MILLER,
in and to the following described property, to wit
Lot number vc (5) in block No. two, (2 In the tswn
of Farmersburgh, set forth by the duly recorded
plat of said town, all in the county Of Clayton and
State of Iowa, and taken the property of v. X.
Miller, to satisfy execution In favor of lsrsel Mo
Williams, for the sum OF one hundred and thirty-two
and 79-l0O dollars also, eight dollars, cost Il suit,
with interest and that has and may thereon.
JAMES DAVIS. SAT- G. e.,
by N. N. FUTILE, Deputy.
June Goth 1850 l39WA
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Harvest Tools!!!
"IE have now on hand and are receiving Daily,
w the Largest Lot of
Cradles, Scythes, Snaths,
RAKES, HOES,

And other Tools in the Farming line brought into
Clayton county we look out for the Farmers in
terest in that line, we trust they will give call
Our different make OF Goods too numerous to
mention. but by giving call you get just villa
will suit, either in prlce quality.
TO COUNTRY llERCXANTS.
We would say, look at our Goods and not buy from
refuse stocks. Our Tools are all new.
81 Remember the place. the "PI0NEER HARp.
WARE STORE. WILLIAMS Il HARVEY.
McGregor, June I, 1859tf
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CAusrIc.-Whilc at Chicago last week
we had the pleasure Of taking the "Little
Giant by the fist. He was in the midst Of
large number Of gentlemen at the fremont
and was exhibiting his late beautiful pres
ent-a hickory cane exquisitcly carved, with
the figure of Washington at the top,
DOUGLAS below, with the words "People's
Sovereignty" in scroll around the head OF
the latter, with any amount of eagles, cornu
copias, flags and symbols of glory all owe,
it. 1t is splendid affair and Douglas
values it very highly.
In conversation with him we pointed te
the too figures upon it and vcnturnel to ask
why Buck. was not on it? The Judge
quickly replied: "You couldn't carve him
out of Hickory!" ~
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H You know, madam, that yeu can
not make purse out of sow's ear.
"Oh, sir, please fan me. When you use
that odious specimen Of vulgxrity again
ciothe it in refined phraseologyl You
should have said, it is impossible to fbri-
cate pecuniary receptacle from the sirbu-
lar organ Of the softer sex Of the genus
hog" 100
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Milwaukee and Nlfssisadpp1 Kaf1r0ad.
ARRIVAL TRAINS.
$500 o'clock r. n. Passenger Traih.
$3.50 o'clock, p. NJ, Freight Train.
DEPARTURE TRAINS.
500 o'clock, A. NJ, Passenger Train.
100 o'clock, p. NJ, Freight Train.

CoNvENTIoNs.-As we 60 to press Tues
day noon We have no reports from the Iowa
State Convention-we expect to hear per
Express & Herald by the o'clock Steamer
and we. can publish it for most of our wes-
tern ISSUE
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DE.4D SHOT
FOR b ED RUGS

A LII good housckeepers will be glad to hear of an
~ article that will keep Bed Bugs, that they will
STAY KILLED The DEAD SHOT this entire aad
complete. Beng gummy extract, it does not eva
porate but retains its destructive efficacy long time,
thus becoming TRAP READY SET For these noxious
tormenterS OF our nightly rest. Also,
LIGHTNING FZY-K7LLER,
Every sheet Of which will kill a gallon--who will DO
annoyed by these pests when At tring expense the
house may be kept clean all summer. Commence
early and this can be easily DONE Sold by HIVE.
Newell, McGregor and by dealers in all the towns.
$. HUNTINGTON,
Wholesale Agent Farmersburg, Iowa 3Sm3
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Editorial Correspondence.
CHICAGO, Thursday Evening. !

.s.% t..s4 June l6.
DER Times You and L. have been associ-
atcd 50 long together that l get lonesome when
absent from you aud, like lover to his mis-
tress. am not satisfied without writing to
you.
crossed the broad bosom of the mighty
River on Wednesday morning with our mutual
with AKRRILL of the Courier for company,
took seat in the cars Of the II. 4 M. R. Road
bound for Milwaukee. / always enjoy ride
on this popular road because of the beautiful
scenery, the excellence of the track and the
entire safety Of the trai"s, but this trip was
particularly pleasant one; it had raiued the
night before and the dust was we'll laid. En-.
BsowN was our Conductor. and all who know
kiscredit him for a MOST agreeable com1nnion
and an accommodating officer. We made
Milwaukee about 5oclock being only hours
on the road and making % stops. one Of " hich
ct Assonanis) was 20 minutes, for dinner
.A3lsving three minutes 10 each halt, We may
deduct nearly ts0o hours from the nine and
then il will b. seen that the 200 miles or there
labsst is run at the rate Of nearly 30 miles an
dssur: This is, as fast as / want to travel and
1 hope that Railroads will suffer losses enough
BY accident and wear and tear TO compel them
toadopt sstill slower rate Of locomotion. There
i no uss in this internal hurry hrough the
world - though VIC were impatient to get to
ths snd Of life. know your influence, If il
may BE- credited with any Of that much talked.
# article. is decidedly against Steamboat
racing or Railroad experiments in the break
neck way. and trust you may always con-
denim any Captain or Conductor or Engineer
who win play with tie lives of his passengers
snsrsly to Crafty pride which q right SEN
sibls hoy Of the present age ought to b.
sahaped t. indulgsin.
AArgs PARTON of.tLe valley Of the Wiseoa-
sia y 20 sandy 70 be valsable. but the whole
extept'of It y beautiful and much Of it is very
productive n msy be sesn in the growth Of
several handsome aud thriving villages, promi-
ssat aspong which arc Boscobei. Auscoda,
Massnaafs and Black Earth. A We came
Aswasds The vicinity Of Madison AM tl,sncs on
q fiF = whttswaAsE. ths svidance u : late
sss1seAlDaas NJ plain in lisld aisd fsrsst; the
vhsat sad ~ are nipped in thsir larger
bladss sad-apsk ths corn. but do not think
~ danagete - crest staplss Of TIE country
> neas - asrious = many ilnagips. Thsrs
~ places where everything green and tender
wust havs been cut on, because l noticed that
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Wealth or, Markets, sc.

Wealth or, Markets, sc. .....t
The weather for the last week has been
very fine for crops, having been warm and
pleasant for the most part of the time with
two or three showers, and crpps look fine
in this section. The aews by the last tSo
steaners9 FROM iseDsa - assbssetsii.
Ffcct panic in the grain market whsst was
held in Chicago on the 18th at 97c@tl, 90
for standard spring. Corn was quiet and
lower and 10000 bushels sold at 621 cents
for No. railroad corn and, o. cents fol
prime canal and river corn. Wheat and
corn are held at about the same rates here
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Red River.
The steamboat Frcighter has been gotten
over the portage between Bigstone Lake
the head waters of the Minnesota river and
Lake Traverse the head waters Of the great
Red River Of the north and is now fairly
ahoat on the latter. Thus opening up a
channel of trade which has every appear.
ance of rivaling the great Hudson Bay
Company in the extent of its trade in flrs.
Much credit is due to Capt. Davis for the
vigor with which he has prosecuted this
undertaking the success of which must re-
suit in the benefit of the whole north west
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NOTICE

TIME subscribers to the capital stock Of the Farmers
u Branch of the State Bank of Iowa. at McGregor,
are hereby notified to meet ut the efcSIpf Noble 4
Drummond, at cGreg0r, on Saturday next, the 25th
instant, at O'clock for the purpose OF electing
Board Of six Directors for said Branch and to trans.
act such other business rs may come before them.
GEO. L. BASS, SAMUEL MERkILk
o. u LEE y. d. EaTON,
REUBEN NOBLE, G. S. G, SCOTT.
AcGregor, June II, 1901 D, D. HOFFMAN.
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81 A Japanese nobleman, upon being
shown . fashion plate in an American mag
axine, was much started and exclaimed -
"How very fat your women aser
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State Of Iowa, CAiczusaw county--ss.

Henry Schank, YIN DISTRICT COURT,
Catherine sc,ank, July TERM, A. ID. 1859.
w. Z. Andrews. I ..s..-.- Irr# Sc.
To Henry Schank, Catherine schank W. Z. Ar drews
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on fle In
III the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Chckasaw county, Iowa, apetition Of Leonard Kings
ley, claiming Of Henry Schank and Catherine Sclank
the sum of fifty dollars and interest ame At 10 per
cent, from July 9th, 1881 money due promis-
sorry Note executed by said defendants ole william
f. Wright bearer dated July 9th, 1885, and pay
the first day of January, A. D., 1852 also claiming
Of you the foreclosure of mortgage executed by
Henry Schank and Catherine Schank to William Y.
Wright Lots Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen and Six
teen in Block No. Three in Andrews addition to the
Town ofBradiorl in ChicSaaw county, Iowa, to
the payment OF said Note, bearing date, with
aid note and assigned to Leonard Kingsley and that
unless you appear and answer thereto, before
the morning OF the second day Of the next Term OF
the District Court of Chckasaw county, Iowa. COM
mence the 25th day Of July, 1859, Judgment will
be rendered against you therein, VI accordance with
| the prayer of sand Petition. y.
A q. CASE, LEONARD KINGSLEY
Atty. Tor Piai nth Plaintiff
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State Of Io,oa, CAickasau county-ss
s'n''' -. s''n''' Di..r,.. Court,
augustus Irocon. Judy Yssm, 1850.

-" @e"6ussUs AiHCVu, Ell 7
VOv Are hereby notified that there nov on file in
~ tns once OF the Clerk Of the DISTRICT court in
Ch.ckasaw county, lows, petition Of sxmusl ursh.m
claiming OF You the sum Of Three hundred aud Cav
dollars as money due on two pren,issory notes exc
Sutea Dy you 70 the said Samuel Graham one dated
January 10th, 1885, for the sum OF lwo hundred mi
eighty dollars and payable January 49, 1850, aud ONE
dated March 10th, 1883 for the sum Of seventy oars
foreclosure Of your interest in the tolIavir ascbed
land to wit Lots fifteen and sixteen In Hook Eight,
aud Lots one two, three and four In Block No. Six in
saw county and state Of lows, which MAS decided by
You to Samuel Graham TO secure tho payment Of the
said notes. aud that unless you appear and answer
thereto before the morning Of the second ay OF
the next term Of the District court In said county TO
be holden on the 25th day Of July, A D. 1850 iudp-
ment Will DO rendered against You thereon in sccor-
dance with the pray or OF said petition.
A. u. CASE, SAMUEL GRAHAM
Atty for Plaintiff. Plnn,iH
Bro!ford, Io,ca, jane LIST, is5o-u36wi
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~ Attention is called to the Notice for
the meeting of the stock holders Of the
Farmers Branch of the State Bank Of Iowa
on Saturday the Goth instant.
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sHERIFrs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

M Office h. hereby given, that by virtue Of an Exc
cution to directed by the Clerk OF the District
vendue to the highest bidder for cash. on the 2znd
day Of July, A. ID. 1859, between the hours of ten
o'clock, A. and four o'clock, r. NJ. of said day, ut
the Banking House of Lee 4 Kinnard in the town of
McGegor all the estate, interest," right and title Of "
X. Miller in and to the following scribed property
to-wt: One Lot and Dwelling House, situated on the
north side of Ann street, in the town of McGrcgor
CLAYTON county, Iowa, and known the house, built
by D. b. Cleghorn and now occupied by II. NJ. Allen.
and taken theProperty of v. X. Miller, satisfy
an execution in favor of Cowing 4 Co /, for the sum
OF one hundred and hfty-three aud 35-lO0 dollars !;
also, eight and 100 dollars cost OF SUIT. with inter
est and costs that have and may accrue thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff of Clayton Co., Iosca
BY N. NJ. TUTTLE, Deputy.
June Goth, 1859 l39w4 6sG So
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s1hE AklAAps. 4-----.-z-.....-.-..... -.
and demand, the price OF their continuance In the
Republican party, that her delegates should be refus-
ed admittance to the next Republican National Coz
venton. 10 these threats the Boston alias and Bee
replies:
As for excluding the Massachusetts, delegates from
the national convention, unless they rcpudatc the
years amendment, all We have to is |: LET THE
CONVENTION TRY IT. The Massa chusetts dele
gates would not leave Alone and those who urge such
proposition, will ind that Mass Kepubli.
can II as god as German one, and they will find,
also, that Massachusetts, will take step backwards
in this or other proposition she honestly and
properly maintain.
We say again that We have no unkind feeling to-
wards the German voters OF this country. At the
same time, Massachusetts, will permit one, native
foreign living beyond her boundaries, to dictate
terms to her Let it be known, aud forever that
If the Western Republicans submit their party and
themselves to be lorded by few German voters
that thsy will break up their organization in their
States and the seeds OF another American party,
which will exert power more vast than tho:e who
trsduce Massachusetts, obtain of the
mans, have the rsnlotest Idea OF.
Should the national convention, by resolution or
otherwise be silly enough to attempt to single out
Massachusetts, and ascredit her for having in her
way amended her own fundamental laws, should
they attempt to exclude the delegates from this State
from holding seats for any such cause STORM WILL
BE RAISED SUCH HAS NOT BEEN HEARD OF SINCE
SUCH CONVENTIONS HA ExIsTRNcE. We hope We
shall hear more of this Kind OF talk. t.
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- Douglas Jerrold calls woman's arms
''the serpents that wind about mans neck,
killing his resolutions
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II OUD yoars the dreadful thunder
II And the rain begins to drop.
Though clouds may rend asunder,
We are always in the shop.
In readiness to shave you, to cut dress your hair
Or sell to those who pay for little stock Of wares
We hair oils and perfuMeres for all these who need
Aud the N, nth Iowa Zines for customers to read
clean clothes when greasy strop your
when they're dull,
30 that shaving may be easy, when the Barbers are
not veil.
Shop adjoining the American Hotel
CROMWELL 4 THOMPSON,
BARRIERS and Hair Dressefs.
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Wanted
IN 0CA LBS OF GINSENG Wanted, fo'
which the subscriber will pay the
HIGHEST PRlcs in CASH.
F4 SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
NcGrfgor, June %, 1859.
Wanted :! !!
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE il hereby gwen, that by virtue Of an Exc
IN cuton to directed by the Clerk of the District
Court of Clayton county, Iowa. will sell at public
ycndue, to the highest bidder, for cash, the 22d
day of July, A. n. 1859, between the hours Of ten
o'clock. A. aud four O'Clock, p H. of said day, ct
NcGrcgor, all the estate interest," right and title Of "
r. Miller in and to the following described propsty,
to-wit One Lot ana etors house, situstcd on the
north side of Main street. in the town Of Moo egos
Clayton county, lows, and Il noe occupied By eaid
Miller as Nnshcp and taken q the property OF ".
r. Miller, TO satisfy execution in favor Of Ssnnett,
Barr Il Co, for the sum OF two hundred and six and
66-lO0 dollars and eight and 50l00 d0lax cost Of suit
with interest and cost that have and may thereon
= JAMES DAVIS. ShT C. c., L.
ByN. n. TUTTLE, Deputy.
June GOTH 1859 130wi
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Ateensiosl ssDancers. ),

Attention ssDancers.ss
There will bea Masonic Hall given by
Scott 4 Wright, on Friday evening. All
are invited to attend. A good time may be
expected. Tickets at the Office of the
American.
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EHHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of exc.
cution to directed by the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Clayton county, Iowa, will sell at public
ycndue to the highest bidder, for cash, On the ed
Gay OF july Sps Sesweso the 9ou our d s, ten
the Banking House Of Lee Kinuaird. in the town Of
NcGregor all the estate, interest, right and title Ct
v. Il. Miller, In and to the following desert proper
ty, to-wt Ore Lot and gothic dwelling house situated
the bench south OF Main street, and back OF D. &.
Cooks store, in the town OF AcGregor Clayton coan-
ty Iowa, and taken as the property of v. II. Miller,
to satisfy execution In favor of North, Chase &
North. for the of three hundred aud
and 63l0o dollars also, eight and 50-1O0 dollars,
cost of suit and interest and cost that has and may
accrue thereon. .. =-.-..-
JAMES DAVIS, ShT C. C, Iosoa.
BY ". N. TUTTLE, Deputy
I,po oOtb 1eso 1c0w1
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~ Lucy Stone says there is cotton in
the ears of men, and hope in the bosqfns o.
women" Wrong end first. v