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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

The instance noticed i'll Yesterdays ga
zettc, of gentleman who recently visited
one of the Departments at Washington to
obtain the payment of a small claim, and
made thirty-6ve visits, waited two hundred
and sixty hours in au ante-room, and walked
between his hotel and the Department 6fty-one
miles, and before his business was disposed
of, his hotel bill had nearly absorbed the
amount of his claim, calls to the mind Of the
New York correspondent of the National In.
telligenccr AN incident in the business ca
reer of the Hon. John c. Spencer, a former
Secretary, who was acknowledged to be one
of the most prompt, decided, and discrimi-
mating Executive officers on the whole list.
He seemed to feel that every day brought its
own cares and responsibilities, and that it
was labor-saving process to make the pre-
sent the golden moment. When asked on
one occasion by claimant when it would be
convenient to attend to his case, Mr.. 5.
heard his statement, and answered that nOu
was always the most convenient period for
Il decision, and sending for the papers he
gave them careful examination, and in
an hour the agrceably surprised claiman,
was On his way humeward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

The Pstuxent Fisheries are getting under
v,y, With quite promising lookout.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

Bernard s. Sehocnever, Of Pennsylvania.
hes been appointed Agent for the ind'anS'n
tho Upper Missouri agency. z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

z. c. BRors. ions I. JOINS
or y IL a.,
Corner Of Warrington md N"l'''" ''''..'
MIDDLEBUkG VA" ,.,.
nEALERS IN DRY GOODS. "ko' th''
IL QUEENSWARE. Hardware. Cuii'r' h.-
Paints, Bar Iron, Plough Iron. steel. 49,
Band Iron, &C., are just receiving a vel
stock Of GOODS, suited 10 the aPrroarhl'-
embracing every style and quality ''i
adapted 10 tho wants Of their customer s''
raj family use. With assurances Of 'hrt w.
ished efforts u please all who deal WIN ,h''.
solicit an early call. Middleburg, NH 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

DERUvIAN GUAN0.--A cargo OF ~.
J. RCvIAN GUAN0, just received
Agents Of the Peruvian Government, aI,.I,.irr
stlove.t rates. JAMES {. NENLt
NIB Il opposite Pioase' '"-.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

c00 TONS WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER
UUU for sale by
lob I'm HILL, BROWN l. PARTLoW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01

Day has been nelu IN S0,ooo bali loT MS ap-
pearance at the next term of the Court.
We learn from the Boston Courier that
Miss Juliana May, has been quite successful
in the recent concerts which she has given
at the East She was presented at Portland
on Thursday Of last week with superb ruby
ring, the gift Of number of ladies Of that
place
The Norfolk (Ea..) Argus says several
boats are now loading with camel coal at
the mines on Coal river, Va. which is deS-
tined for Boston. The boats will be towed
from the mouth of Kanawha 10 Pittsburg.
the coal thence shipped by railroad to Phil
adelphia, thence by vessel to Boston.
The salaries of all the public officers Of In
diana have been increased by the recent COM
pensation law. The governor receives 49,
600; treasurer of State, 5000; auditor of
State. 81, 500; secretary of State, 900; presi-
dent of the sinking fund commissioners. So
900; governors private secretary, Sooo, DC.
General Twiggs publishes proclamation
in the Texas papers, warning citizens against
engaging in lawless expeditions to Mexico,
to capture runaway negroes, sell them, and
divide the profits. He has ordered the Off
GERS under him to cooperate with the Next
can authorities to defeat such attempts.
Miss Martha Hams Butt, the Norfolk heir
ess, who has been married 20 often, (by the
newspaper writer's has at last definitely
entered into matrimonial engagement
with the young sculptor. Barbee, whose
"Coquette" and Fisher Girl have excited
20 much attention in southern cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29
COMM E RO1AL.
DAaEv 0AsG Crvr Orvpcn,

DA1Ey 0AaA CTxy OFvTcm,
Ksokak, Nov. I'll.
- wassAm sf tho psst wssk a4Ariy' s,sesd -
navigation. A ten boats ssill risk tho weAlA ~1s1
high frsishts. ~
s'1ssds Il dull .saa monsy tight. thsssh sAms -
hssn sslight improvsmsnt 81 late In AaaasAi a1Ais
There ars no spssni ehamesa eonsGs h the msrlst,
except that 0rossFi1 - 11nv - ss9ss NJ gsns
ap 70 y y III. Hoo ffa 4 - IS p 4 - vish
m upward tsndsasy. NJ lnM that = least
11co 600 viii ~ pa snA hsrs Tor Bssl, Instead al
on, -, = $1,000 byss ssns days aass.
Th4 weather to-Aay sOnss in fair ana vlntry.
and highly favorable 70 packing operations, whish
will nov bsgin On : large scale.
1L0UR-Supsrhns, 81 ~ Bprng whssa. a.
Tn, q III 1AI wAsss, sxtra, - s3l 70 127s.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 IS psr Ies.
cORN--36 to 90.
BARLEY-sprins, ssa4s. Tali, ssa7ss.
WHEAT In good demand. Fan soAles;
Spring eea56.
.OAT6--16.
RYE--Ges n e6el dSmasd. sa &
fOTA1O16-s71 70 - hy tn load !; rs.ail 11e.
q 0koC8n416-Nss Ovlsans Bsgas, fair 7&as,
prime sssi, sisri1sd 1lsle, srssAsd sad Ioaf III
tsl Aslassse- P1antstioa u 70 ~, 3. ii ~
to 81 0siAsa syrsp, TS y 49,. csGss-Rio u
= ~. Jsva lsss h. Lassysa, ~ = y. Ries,
s0sis. s q sst.s7
soAr--rsl. 81, Ya.ily SO. s'.s
cAGDLmB-6tsr - 70 "a, sssarins II, Mould
III, summer pressed, IL .Aa3
LARD-ie 70 n sstail 113s.
BUTrER-cAstSs u y II rstail = y AZ
HfpEs-Dfy III srssasti. Usss shssp psln
50 TO do; grssn her skins -.
!. HAYAIrairis Is y ~; Tinsthy and Hungs-
risn. 45aSDk Bslsd =. vi % IN; Rstsii, eI7
6KED8-nAetAsssa oress, - y Is ssnss !;
Ts.SsAy n 49, ~, 1,ax ~, sSses
dnHn1I1a aians, s. IA = ;Hses, H. u III.
SaAth1sa, - = ~ /, y hias nsaas. 70 - o..
4 1AUIy--0sssa spplss, sh41ss, g 81 = . %
psrbAl. DsisasrDass ~ ~ tsi Ssrsrbs Drisl
psadAea, q = q - r.; Kaisins., I, 70 q / -.
0Hnn81--W. - - a; DsaSaEk q to
fAovIsIoHe Gap isseIl sAssiasn n = q
slssr sil4s u = IL s. 49, 81 S.
11xs.~l3A11s skan; h to = 20 ssassss.
] GHMk1-11 = = . = = As&a. y
HOGS. Dressed, - ~ % o 81. ~
SALT-a.A.,9I - - ~ eS pr sssk; Ka.s-
Shs, 1Sss11s - ~. ]; Nvssposl, 411t - LAX
LAks - So Il n ~. 49,
FISH -flUkmsi, Ne.1 t3e = 3Mp NJ, Ns.
SIS TO $Is; NJ. ! 411tsol1. " iite. -. 1k =
~ ~ ~ Alf ~. cod FsA So - :.
4 1xcxAsss.-0a asWs Ksskl - sarSsasy } ~
saats fsrssA s1E ssnt. st.Lssis pr ssas.
-. Lsuis MaaHos.
81. Loun, Nov. Is.
I. uR-ci.y suRsraas $50. eosssry = 4.rs,
Extra 13A 4s $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

H8 Nah As@ @M Mmu19AxIs Lev. -
Hoas-asssipts hsvirg svstAssa oily - Assd
per day, priss WIN ara y ~ for ,eh sver-
Aging - In. sa 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

Thst Tossday) nos,ing. q 10 oclssk, D. =.
Hsalhsy win ssll 1t biz saias room No. 1ItAs
Aosss, : lot Of Furniture, alsrSs soasignmsat of
buck and fur gloves and nit1, hssisry. -. Also,
one buggy, IN good ofdsr and nearly nav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29


\ 800 800 ----- 80 Z Z Isl
I. NJ -S-DILLs - LADING Tor sails 81 thu
silss. IN
~JUsrICRs,D LANKs,E Notices Sab
1sass..nd Ixssssieas fors Il. = this Ones.
11.lLLIN0as nLANK DnnDs Ter
sAls = tiis oass. 49,
City scrip ana City warranss.
For sale h Sums 70 suit, q this ol6os.--
Cone and buy 5000 and paJ your taxss.
q Clsghesa, Batty 90. have killed he
Arst lss Of Asgs In the city. The number
Anounlsd v 476. ThsJ averaged IL ~sisht
about 100 pounds.
- They ne having sleighing in Canada,
and W a,s willing they sAosld ssjoy it,
Pr ossssiyss, - ars euits contest With che
sunny and ssnfortAhls wsAthsr Of this lasi-
tsds, and ssa s4srd 70 vais - approach Of
ssow and - = lsag = thsy sAooss . dslsy.
RAns.--A cargo d raiisssd irea IT. alhs
Ksokak, II De- Aoinss aad Minnesota r. h.
! was rsa1ivsd j AAy sstwo sisss and landed
= tAe lswsf isvss. Another cargo Il r.
psstsd II ) tn days. TAsss ass sabstaaaisl
svidsssss shas this roaA = going aAsad, md
will b psshsdright along y the slisisns.
'..-'' - = . : y
wAasss sAs Use - AavsrstslDrf
NisA wall sstalsd point tAaa doiag bssi-
- wi1Asse a1sss1f1iag = liks suiae )
$1,000 witAon4 $500. A. - g.. -
- ~-",- ~.
- : ssus - w pm. ~
o39R poaeat 10 copy tn following hia6tkar
6on 1son - Dabuqae Hw0: &a
- -. ..t11...... ...,,.s i.
- NJ -, ~1.ac,c,- ~.n~ss. .ssts -I..4s Y.
!. SsIee,.. .S.Sss h. -. -sas ~. 49,
, ~ ~ 1ssai.sei1ss. Is Inc ! - -,
~ 81. s...ss.. -. - - 49,. - 49,
6i..~Ss es..siAs.s - ,s.sssss,& S-.a:s
- - = - .,s.. L r.. 800 ~. 49,
Ssa. ~ re - m ~ so{i.s.., ann 49,
.e11 Yn- a so.rs. sH.a 3-.,. f.,;s!.
s@e,.is~ - -. 's.ssI = ~ 49,. = -
rsoe1l sssses-ee 49, - ,.s-sess ~. "a !.
ssDS -. 6saisv,1 a 49, .s~Sr>X3 - rs.ss
I'D ~ Hspt f.o~ 49, n stsss 4. III sza.
-. AA 49, iAsre ~ - ~ - "a,
g feesso g . e11rtiee.sot p - -.
a q o.. ....-..a.1.. 80
. 4. - = -
eesIa sfsee = ssseon U thsSe1s Wy, 4 p
would taks pa;ss . esquire. 49,
9 49,, - ---------------- NJ.
sGy ensesris9 repe.ts, :ays ths6 psisg-
Ink m or foNnomas. Haoteraon. RSaIes
~ Ge6yba, r. fernnnr q eaid ~ $3.50 y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

IMPORTATION Or 6kYLAexs.--Aa AnAtsar
oraishologist, Of Oharlsston, 6s4th Oarslioa,
has recsntly Imported iron Esropse pumber
Of pAsasaaWaahd Skyiafks Tor his oyisfy.-
The coasignasnt has be1n resolved il good
health, and tAs birds proniss . hsoons t1nat-
uraliseA.1 So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

q The reesnt vistsriss gained By The EN-
prior Of The 1rsssh, have nGds some of the
Iuropssn nations wish thAt thsy could ini-
sAts knElish travellers j. France, snd gsttheir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

q The 6sn1ay Atlas II : u o. rsvolu-
tionary .snthusias1, says HuSfah fof the
gifs1e TO- ~Thnndst, sfiss New Jer-
~ paper, "thatss TO darasd old. No, no
hurrAh for the giSls Of l7.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-29

Uss 18th b'skleAfia Oil cures Deafness.
D. b4z198 = nsstsis OIL. cures PasAiysls-aa
p. SMITHS .Elsetris Oil' esrs RhssnAtisq.
d. SMITH 3 "Rlsctris OIL e11Ss AsfAuka.
Da. SMITHS "Eisstrie orr ssrsG nsa1AsAs.
On. SMITHS .'El>stsi1 on, sara Piles.
angl0a ssAA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE!!,
OFFICE OF THE NORTH Iowa TlxEs,
McGregor, Wednesday, MAY %, 1859.

| OFFICE OF THE NORTH Iowa TIxEs,
McGregor, Wednesday, May %, 1869.
About two o'clock this morning, fire
broke out in the building known as the
Evans block, Main street, and before our
force of men and Wooden Pals (all our de-
fenceD could be organized, the Block, to-
gether with g. H. Flanders late stcre-room
and the house formerly known as the SHAW
store, were burnt to the ground. The loss
to owners and occupants, in buildings and
goods, is not far from $4,000. The fire is
thought by some, to have originated incen.
diarily, but it is more likely that some buck.
ct Of ashes has been neglected, or stove-pipe
uncleaned, and that the blameablc person
shrinks from owning what now would be d
no benefit more than to satisfy public Gu.
riosity.
We have not been able to ascertain the
respective losses of parties with accuracy
but it is probable that H. b. Hazelton and
Potter, merchants, lose s., 900 in goods and
household furniture Mr. Hawkins goods
were mostly saved-loss $500. Frank
Hannahs was moving his stock into the
building on that day, but fortunately had
got so little in that it was taken out without
much damage. Luther Packard's loss in
goods, household furniture and wearing ap-
parel, is 81 1,OOO-his all, the merciless ele-
ment, barely allowing himself, wife and child
to make their escape with life. He had in
tended to open his eating saloon to-day, and
goods and fixtures amounting to two or
three hundred dollars, were put in yester-
day.
G.. Fox owned one room, R. Thompson,
two, and Flanders two-they were worth
$4,000 to ,oOo-Flanders' was insured
for $500.
I The late rise in the river gave our bucket.
line a short run, and the absence of wins
during the fire, saved a loss ofhalf the town
BY excessive labor, on the part of hundreds
who worked like heroes, the EMPIRE BLocE
was kept wet enough to repel the kissing
flames as they darted threateningly against its
front. It's appearance to-day, blistered
and blackened, tells the terrible danger t.
which it was exposed. Had this large Blocl
caught fire there is no estimating the extent t.
which the conflagration would have extend
ed. There were probably 1000 persons OF
the ground but luckily there was no confu
sion; every one attended to his regula
duty or kept out of the way of the workers
Better buildings will go up immediatel.
and we all feel that however serious the los
to individuals, the city has got off extreme
ly cheap. Whether this is sufficient t
rouse the citizens to the importance of OF
ganizing Fire Companies, remain to b
seen. We have preached for two years abou
it and only l"et week you wore urged Z.
60 to work. Will you do it now, or is tn,
light of burning block as it illuminate:
our grand old bluffs so handsome sight
that you desire its repetition:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

agents step hair line beyond the poHetd
thus granted that excess is done without
the pale Of authority and utterly void: r.
other words, that the common Constitution
extends over every inch of soil no. riatter
whether State or Territory, that is With.
in the limits Of the Union, that the origzlia.
power all resides in the people thereof, that
the Federal Government was created FOR q
few definite objects, that Its powers arc
specified and enumerated as well As limited,
and that each and every power not express
ly or by inevitable implication granted, is
reserved respectively to the States or The
people. Much hypsrcritical reasoning and
word catching has been exhausted becauSs
it has been general statement Of statesmen
and jurists that Congress by the Constitu-
ton is vested with power to govern the ter
ritories. Rightly understood, this is truA
Congress In one sense governs in the
States. Youia,
GRANITE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

A DELICATE SUBJEcE-A lady writer to
Buffalo paper, advises her sex on the
subject Of elevating dresses, wearing hoops,
&c; ste says:
"Ths hoops should be near together, say
two or three inches apart, and come to
within as many inches Of the feet or the,
bottom of the dress-A word about th6
management Of dress. In the first places
in going up stairs you need only lift tie
front Of your dress, and in descending, tho
back part Of your skirts. The front part
of your dress can by no effort be soilcd in
descending neither can the back part By
ascending psir Of stairs. Do therefore
have reso.n ]. this (to ny nird) irmc:
dest Aah;t you aavs hsedessiy gotten into,
Of dragging your dress hshind you IN going
down stairs, ard lifting it up in 'front.'
instead"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

| The Lacrosse Democrat few weeks ago
gave an account of the shooting by Mrs
Emma c. Bowles of man named DAME
Cameron the brother of Mrs. Bowles frs,
husband-both parties were of Lacrosse
Mrs. Bowles who frequently visits relations
in this ncighborhood called upon us and
requested us to copy an explanation of the
circumstances prepared by her and publish.
cd in the Democrat. That paper is now al
hand and we have read the article referred
to. The first part of it states in substance
that Cameron came to her house about
dark while she was alone and attempted
to rob her of papers which were important
to the heirs of Cameron in suit at law
now pending. She defended herself by
shooting Cameron through the hand and
cutting off one of his fingers; We copy
so much of Mrs. Bowles article as it will be
interesting to her numerous acquaintance
hercabouts-she exhibits unquestioned
grit both in handling the pistol and the
pen:
want nothing but my rights, that l
worked hard for, and do not think it is
wrong to protect my rights and life. am
alone, as my present husband, Mr.. II. G.
Bowles, has gone to Pixies Peak.
Ny private opinion, publicly expressed,
is if my husband ever lives to set his eyes
on the bright Scotch thief, he will settle all
accounts with him for the bold, and daring
attempt to rob me, or murder me-God on
ly knows what his designs were by coming
IN the way he did.
Dear friends and citizens, I have no re-
morse of conscience in defending my own
life in my own house, and in the dark in
the absence of my husband. ANY one that
has got drop of true American blood will
defend their own. My fore fathers fought
inthe revolutionary war for their freedom
and rights, and | hope their grand-daugh-
ter, Emma G.. Bowles, has too noble heart
to let one Scotch Tory rob her. No, not
yet, so long as God gives me strength, and
am blessed with my natural senses, and
stay in my right mind. If know my own
heart do not want to harm any one, and
try to keep clear conscience in the sight
Of the Great Judge Of all hearts. Now,
ask one and all Of you if it would be right
to stand still and let Dan Cameron rifle my
pockets of my keys, and get those papers
after keeping tkcm safe SO many years.
This happened only three or four days be-
fore court set on the estate Of my deceased
husband, Of which am the sdministratrix,
being the widow Of Peter Cameron, who
was brother to Daniel Cameron. 1t was
hard enough to part with my husband 1t
is time enough to give up my hard earnings
when die. am not disposed to let a
loafing thief take it by force SO easy. No,
for have worked and suffered too many
long years Soe what little have got and
! have only this to add: ] mean to keep it
or die trying
Yours, truly, with good grit, till death
changes. EMMA G. BOWLES.
Nay l4th, 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

OUD roar. the dreadful thunder,
1 And the rain begins to drop,
Though clouds may rsnd a,under,
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
Wehave hair oils and perfumerie for all the who need
And the n rth Iowa lines for our Gu, TONERS read
We will clean your clothes when greasy srop your
when they're dull,
So that shaving may bo easy. when the Rarbers are
not we'll
Shop adjoining the American Hotel .
rS.H CROMWELL Il THOMPSON, z,
BARRIERS and Hair Drossers
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

REsrAuRAsT.-Mr. William Yates, late
of Prairie du Chen, has opened Paul's for.
mer stand with an EATING House Of good
style. The hungry can always find cold
or warm meal at short notice, and if they
are very dry we are not sure but something
nice could be furnished to wash it down
with. YATES is an obliging man and makes
very reasonable charges.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
ClerInOnt Forever /!

VUNIIE Railroad is located here, and so is T.. A,
DOUD. We have become q fixed fact at our
old place, the "Fountain Saloon and Eating House,
opposite the Clermont Hotel which still run
ning and where at all times ready to treat our
guests with he best Of every thing commonly kept in
a first class eating saloon. - Fl.
We would return our thanks to our friends and
patrons tor tcrmer favor and hopes by close
to business to merit q continuance of the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
Seleet goetrg.
tS' From the Atlantic Monthly.
Loved you Better than you Knew.

From the Atlantic Monthly.
Loved you Better than you Knew.
II was the autumn of the year,
The strawberry leaves were red aud sere
Oetober's airs were fresh and chill,
When pausing on the windy hill,
The hill that overlooks tho sea,
You talked confidingly to me-
Me- whQm your keen, artistic sight,
Has not yet learned to read Alright,
Since have veiled my heart from you,
And loved you better than you knew.
Eoh te,l me Of your toilsomo past,
The tardy honors won at last
The trisls borne, the conquest gained,
The for bsoa of Fame attained
4 knew that every victory .-
But lifted you away from me- b.
Ihat every step OF high emprise,
But left me lowlier in your eyes . .t
watched the Instance as It grew,
And loved you better THAN you knew.
You ~ sot see the bitter trace
v.'..s9 y. Ssr-----SA>AA<-
You did net hear my proud heart beat
Heavy and low beneath my feet .....
You thought OF triumphs still uuwop,
Of glorious deeds as yet undone;
And |. the while you talked to me,
watched the gulls doat loaesomely,
Till lost amid the hazy blue,
And loved you better than you knew.
You walked the sunny side Of Fate;
Inc vase world smiles, ana call you great
The golden fruitage OF success
Drops at your feet in plenteousness
Aud you have blessings manifold
Renown, and power, and friends, and gold
They build q wall between us twain
Which may not be thrown down again
AlasI for l, the long years through,
Have loved you better than you knew.
Your lfs's proud aim, your arts high truth
Have kept the promise Of your youth
And while you won the crown which now
Breaks into bloom upon your brow,
Sly soul cried strongly out to you,
Across the oceans yearning blue,
While, unremembered and afar,
watched you, Is l watch . star
Through darkness struggling into view,
And loved you better than you knew.
l used to dream, in all these years,
or patient faith aud silent tears
That Loves strong hand would put aside
The barriers of place and pride
Would reach the pathiess darkness through,
And draw me softly up to you.
But thas is past. II you should stray
Be,ide my grave, some future day
Perohance the violets DER my dust
Will halt betray their buried trust,
And say, their blue eyes full of dew,
''she loved you bett er than you knew"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
NO"TICE.

yuNHE Milwaukee aud "iSsissippi Il. Il. Co. are now
contracting for the forwarding of live stock from
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee at $50 per car, aud to
Chicago at S35 er car.
Every attention to stock will be cheerfuly show by
the emoyees of the Company. enabling drovers to de-
liver the same, without loss of me and in good
ditiou JOHN LAWLEF, Agent NJ. & NJ. Il.
Prairie du Chicn, Nov. II, 1855. n5tf
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND .....
HILNG IRIAN LR ACQ GEE

LSO good H. sortment OF Garden and Field
a Seeds, and Agricultural implements for sale by
Robert Grant, grant Peck at the Agri-
| cultural Warehouse. directly opposite the Western
Hotel
McGrcgor. March Goth. lS59n24tf .'
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TINAKES this method to inform the citizens of
i Northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, that he
Is prepared to do all kinds of MILLWRIGllT WORK,
such "a building Steam or Water Grst or Saw Mills,
and furnishing Machinery for the same such a. Bolts
Burr Smut Machines Of the most approved kind After
twenty years experience in the business he attcrs
himself that all those in want of Mi&right work will
do well to give him 4 call.
Iio is prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted
All business letters will receive prompt attention.
lie can be found at the Bsrnhart Hotel, Hardin
Clayton Co., Iowa. ly69
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.NOMOnn.
EGBERT HOTEL.

MONONA, IOWA
DY PAUL EGBERT, Jr. One Of the largest and
ID best kept Hotels in Northern Iowa 27tf
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HAIR Dresstssg! Sh0Ui1eg

II AS taken States old stand near the McCrcgor
Ill HouSe and is now prepared to execute all the
duties Of his Profession with neatness aud dispatch
Having served regularly at the business In Europe hc
datters himself that in r
SHAVING, SHAMPOOLNG, COLOR.
ING Hair WhiSkers, Dressing the Hair of Ladies'
Gents Children he can give entire satisfaction
NIc0regor February 23, 1S59tf