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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
tTNNor roo MUCH 0SAY
SINCE ALL.
OLD And YOU NG,

~, AFPIRBL ITS TRUTH.
VIZ: ThaGP roE. .wOOd'sDni FIR essSratIVe
walpressrvs isfeiEbiY lhs growth aud soisr sfiho
hair, fnscd two altbvoe timesaweek. ~ aWy tmagA.
able age Perfectly, restore The gay, tho bald
Win naufs's wn eTHaI1ent. ibs hair make it moTs
son and heani than any eil. aud preserve the scalp
re- D 10 Ss sssS% EEsaiSIs
and Gentemen and Ladies OF all elasses, AL over
i1i iavos Road he foll ewiNg, aud Jadee:
Hickory GHavE,S ~ Charles Co. No. Nov. 10, 1857
Prot Q }. woad- ,sar sir; some time Lac, q, sum %
stontve And iIs effects were 80 wonderful. We feel
hoaraaty 10 yoa and the afflicted, 40 geponir T.
Our iiilr sons head sometme hao been perfectly
eovssed With sores and some called u scald head,
The har almos, enlirely came on ~ consequence,
whom friend. seeing bis suGerDgs. advised 20 use
your Restorative, We did 50 with little hope o. sue
ceaa, hut 10 our surprise. and that Of all our friends
sSda new AID ia sSrian. erSp oT hair soon started
out aud wa can say that our boy has as healthy
scalp, and a. uxuriagt crop q hais ss any olhs!
your perfect remedy for al dissases
ofhs scalp lns we W
SARAH A. .HI6GINBOTHAM.
Pref. wood--DsaF SIR; nv hair had for several
1 S Hss" ws sco.sSs spp
cation Of oil necessary IN dfeaalpg y. Whan eam-
sSsse Ss'Rs ~ seG, !" ,ss ass sIS sSS c
1iAuod itS u lwithin the last three Nsaks, has
turned 10 rs natural eolet, ard assamed sonesa;and
.Ss application 81 III" ~ aay o,hes Suys
svef used regard y us an Indispensable article for
storaiiye or for tho simIie Purposo o. dressing
beautifyng the hair. You have pormirsion 70 refer
'S az ss y L .ss .s sS s g
- Cincinnati, o., Fsb. 70. iesI. lfThtsu street.
wfsnssios; Mo-. pee s., q Z; ;..prof Wocd1Dsar
using your Hair restorative, was induced 70 Try u.
Ihad Inc over, time las, May. and nearly oyorY
So grcai thicker than ever II was Nothing bui
adu.y and dsympashy that teel 70 communicate TO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27

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DIR. MORsE'S
indian ROOT PILLS.


DIR. MORSE, the inventor Of MoRsB,s INDIAN
ROOT PILLS, has spent lhe greater part Of bis life in
travelling having visited Eufope Asia aud Africa, as
we'll as North Amerca--has spent thee years among
the Indians Of Our Western country-it was in this
way that the Indian Root Pills were frat discovered
ali diseases afise from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD
that our strength, health and life depended upon this
vital fluid. ~ -se aft ;tif9
and why many die Is because they do not get
deine which will pass the afflicted parts and which
viii open the natural passages for the dsase to be
out hence large quantity offood and other matter
Is lodged & the stomach x intestlnes lite rally
flowing with the corrupted mas; thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery, until lie is taken from the body
by disease. DIR. Morse's PILLS have added TO them
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All genuine Pills will hereafter have the name ant
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All orders and letters relating TO said Pills must b,
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DR.. M"rSe's Indian Root Pills sold By all deiler
In Medeines.
the land Partes desiring the agency will address n
above for terms. Price q cents per box, ave boxe
will be sent on receipt OF d, postage paid.
Sold by KAUFMAN & CO., Lancaster; r. J. Noel
ler, Somerset; X. Kalb, Rushville; Abbott and son
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July 81, ,Ie5g--lyl9 rfsg y 80 -, t4l -s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
Fever and 4gue,

from which mankind suffer over lfge part Of
the globe. u tie consequence OF diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous masm Of
vegetable de4y. This exhalation b evolved by
the action q solar heat ON soil. and rises win
tho watery por from it. While the Fln Is below
the horiz0d This vapoI fingers thf fearths sur
face, and the virus q taken with throURh the
lungs intD the blo0d.s There Il act an irritating
posou.on the internal sscera aud exrretng organs,
Of the B0ly. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
socrete not ouly this virus but also the iic from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent eonstitn-
tionaI disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. and the
stunleh sympathize with the liver, and become
disoEdersd also. FINALLY, the instinct OF our Or
ganisin, as II in an attempt 10 expel the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
In the internal excrctores force them 10 cast 1t
out The blood leaves the sayfaee, and rushes 70
the central organs with cuRgestive violence, This
Is the CHILL. But In this effort 1t fails. Then the
Fgyga follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
tril organs and rushes TO the surface, as il in
another Effort 10 expcl the irritating poison through
that Olhrr great excretory tho skin. In this
also II fails and the system abandOns the attempt
exhausted, and wats for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless eifnrt another day. These
are the Ats or paroxysms Of FEVER AND A0uB.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under
mi,,e the health il it is not renewed.
We have labored to find. and have found, an
anfidntr OF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
a NO TIER NEW BOOK.
Dr. Transparency Great wore.

DEfYATE GUiDETo HEALTH.-
il REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs nfihe male
and female, with the latest dlscove-
Iies In reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
ing from this valuable work tho su-
lpenority OF the authors Paris and
London treatment OF private disea-
.ses;--both married ard single should
'consultit This book tells how 10
cure the following Diseases, and en-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
Cen. Jon.s ana Judge Douglas.

Gen. Jones ana Judge douglas.
We have not published the correspondence
between tn se gentlemen, but A. much interest
is being manifested relative TO the result of their
qunrrel-some apprehending a duel between
them-we will remark that the dispute is nos
likely to lead to blood, if the language of either
party may be regarded a. indicative Of their
feelings.
Gen. Jones 10 reported to have said that
Douglas, in securing the Grant for the Illinois
Central Road, had sacrificed the interests Of
Galena to this Douglas retorts, Aug. 9Th, in q
letter TO H. c. Crouch:
al will only add that any insinuation or in
timation on the part of General Jones, or any
of his friends, that l had any collision with
him. and was willing to sacrifice the interests
of Galena to these Of Dubuque, or any other
point, is basely and UNANIMOUSLY false"
The General replies, Nov. 9Th. in long let
ter, stating the agency he and Douglas had in
that Land Grant affair, and closing with the fol-
lowing defiant paragraph:
"This. sir, is the third time that you have
made 'intamously false accusations against me,
and that I have been compelled to fasten the lie
upon you. Though you may, at the sacrifice Of
democratic organization, have effected tri-
umph in your own State, as you cay, over Ex-
ecutive and Congressional dictation. can but
look with contempt upon any fame o. position
you may have acquired by union with white
spirits and black, blue spirits and gray black
republicans, South Americans, disappointed
ofice.seekeu, &C., a. do upon the miserable
resort to opprobrious ePithets connected with
my name, but covered with contingency
which gave you sure ESCAPE.
Gro. WALLACE yoNEs
Hon. 8. A. Douglas >" -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
Kansas.

Kansas.
A correspondent of the 81. Louis Republican
under date Of Dec. 18th, gives dreadful ic-
ture of the doings of Montgomery, the Free
State bandit" at Fort Scutt "Ben Rice, one
of their rumber. was under arrest for robbery
and murder, and Oh the morning Of the 10th,
about dawn, 10 to 100 Of the b, nditti entered
the town to rescue him. Before the citizens
could gather together, the robbers had their
companion free and Fart Of the gang went to
stealing aIfthe moveables in the "Free State
Hotel" while others built fire outside and
threatened 10 burn the town IN case they were
molested A scene of horror occurred in which
John Little, an cstimable young merchant, was
shot. A truce was held and Montgomery sta.
ted that he could annoy the Government ~
long as the Se,ninoles did, and that he bade the
army defiance. The Republican correspondent
says the Lawrence Republican (Free State)
backs up this maurauding party, but it is not
probable that this il true the whole story about
these outrages has the color Of bitter partisan.
ship, and we advise our readers not to swallow
many political charges made BY either party in
Kansas.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Milpsukee Neps.-The catching. tanning and
localizing Of Brick by the rroprietors of this
leading Democratic Daily, has added very
materially to the former excellent reputation of
the Ne,cs. Sharpetsin h Lathrop, did not stop
to consider the morsl effect of this addition to
their corps Of editors, but knowing that no man
in The Northwest welded 50 handy, 30 racy, so
witty ZEN As that same Mark N. Pomeroy.
Esq, U. s. Deputy Marshall for the State Of
Wisconsin and late Editor of the Horizon
Argus, they told him to come right along as a
sinner comes to the altar or a. Juvenile sheep
goes to the wash, with all the burrs, spanish
needles, etc, which his wool can carry.
We do not like the new arrangement, because,
first, Pox compliments us too much by appro.
priatisg the spirit of many Of cur bre,ities and
dressing them up in better style than We know
how--second, he takes some Of them bodily and
leads them. . thing we never do third and last
since the Nc,os is understood to contain the
witticisms Of "Brick' our Office visitors invari
ably steal every No. before we have chance Il
indulge in half the laugh that the regular ressipi
of the Daily inspires.
One Dollsr year will buy the Neps, and
those McCregorites who ike fun. democracy
and commercial news, should take it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

West Union-The Pioneer notices the fact
that the Supreme Court has reversed 6 of the
8 Judgments rendered by Judge Murdoch on
cases decided in that County.
The Band, on New Years day, gave the
village it's best music, S. w. Cole Of the West
Union Hotel gave the band a nice COLLATION.
and Doc. of the Stuart House treated to pc.
culiar kind of cider that pops; Ghalky expresses
himself - much pleased with this cider limo.
walton. IF he ever gets to McGregor we shall
be constrained to depart from our usual moral
conduct SO far ~ to pop him through regular
course Of the same sparkling element.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
COM NJ f RCIAL.


#H Wednes4sy, Jan. ~ 1859
CCorrectsd weekly BY HOFFMAN BENTON co
Wholesale Grocsrs & Druggiats.l
ExCHAN0E on n. r., buying II, selling on
Milwaukee and Chicago, selling IL Saint Louis sell
ling "a. Gold bayins lie, selipg prsmiun.
PRoDQcE:-whssas g 70 TO- Flour $50 to AIS.
Get. g g Barley -. Ccsrc - Pot,sos: 20 70 So
Eggs II to rs Cattle. gross, &c. Sheep $50 to 400
Beef dressed to 8! Hogs dressed $50 to s, 2S%
FRUIrS.-0resn Apples $50 dried Ia. Rsisins
$50.
GR0CERIEs-sussss declined, 3 IA 70 -. CsGss
sugar IL TO IL Powdered and crushed II Ia No.
lssses (nsw6 70 So Syrup IS to 90. Coass prime Rio
IL IL II. Crackers 8 70 Z. ealsratus bulk IL;
Babbitt's to .. Tobacco IS TO l0-smoking 70 10.
whisky IS to -. Candy II.
SALT-12.SO.
Rlsn-Maskscsl 50 70 ESQ Cod 8 la White as.
Water Lime $50. Plaster to Domestic Lime u.
-OILs-Bbi. Lard rs Whale 90 to 3l,Oo Linsssd
ITO. eosp Ia. Candles mould ~ IL 70 10 Ia, Al.
amantine Is.
HIDEs--Dry Aint IL IL: Green IL.
SUMDRIKS.-Naiis 4,37. Pslte IS. Wood Us to
Write Lss1 20 10. Lumber II. IA, Is, 20 Lash
- IL shiaglss = %. Sols Leather - - -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that u the regular tern 81 he
County Court, Of the county Of CLAYTON. Sssse OF
petition Will b presented 70 said Court 10 the words
folloaing, ts-wk:
"Ts eAs Honorable ne Cssmsy Csxvt n ~ Csssty
ef Clayton, IN tAe State y xeTs
The undersigned citissns and legal veters Of SAID
county respectfully ask the relocation Of the County
seat Of raid county, from 0uttsnbesg. Ne prsssn. loca.
ton, 70 0asnavlo, In the same county.
They pray that an order may be made BY your hcn.
orable Court that at the next April Election towt
On the hrst Monday Of April, A. D. 1852 vote shall
be taken for the County Seat Of ssd county between
0uttenbsfg the Sxistiag county esas Of sad county
and 0afnavillo In the came county"
Dated January :. l65otS III
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Gya.-Dr. Harriet X. Hunt, of New Eng
land, has again protested against the payment
of her taxes without representation. She
talks valiantly about what tour fathers" went
to war for, but she says not word about the
pretensions of our mothers as to their rights in
the revolutionary struggle. Dr. Harriet would
like the soft part ofthe LOAF, which includes the
privileges, but the bearing of arms or the dig.
ging Of canals or following fire engine, would
not suit her at all.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Jan. 9th, 1850, near Monons, lows, BY Rev. J. B.
Cameron, Mr.. DAVID D. BowL1s and Miss NANCY J..
HALL.
On the 5th inst, ct McGrsgor, BY the Rev. T. ".
Wadsworth, Mr.. Ina BENJAMIN, Of Rockford, ILL.,. to
Miss JuIIA, daughter Of w. J. 0ileerst, Esq, Of The
former place.
Wshavs the pleasure to acknowlsAgs the receipt Of
liberal supply Of excellent cake on the shove union.
We object little to parting with our girls even to
cheer the heart Of Rockford merchant, but - Mr..
Benjamin became subscribsr to the 1Iss lev hours
In advance Of the ceremony, We recognise him Is .
particular friend t. McGrsgor interests and our objso
lions waved. May al their anticipated pleasures
BE- realized.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
1906.
Cincinnati in 1853, 336,943.
Chicago in 367 1886.

An excess over 1857 of PAL 1884 hogs and
Chicago over Fifty Thousand ahead
Give the houndles prairie region tributary to
Chicago ten or twenty years more 70 get itself
in working order and you will discover that
this "village" on skMnk river will be the Pro.
duce Depot ofthe world. Itnow leads in Grain.
in Pork, in Beef, in Horses and the time ID not
far distant whom it will become the central
American mart for the cotton and tobacco Of
the South. the manufactured goods Of the East
and (vis the Pacific R. R) the trade Of China,
Japan and the Indies. We sincerely think that
Chicago is bound to be such city - neither
of.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

DoUoLAs.-The reelection Of the ulnoisan to his
position In tho Senate aud his trumphsl march to
Washington BY way Of 81. Louis, Memphis, New Or
leans, Havana, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more are signs which point Enthusiastically toward the
White House in 1860. He is the best representative Of
American character alive and those Who Aght him.
whether thsy b Democrats o. Republicans, viii nnd
that his strength With the viii insassths more
the more he d opposed personally. To-day b has TIE
popular heart and his election 70 the Prssidssey y In
evtable II his own good influence his friends
to be osbeaing towards those whom he has outgenes
allied He u not our ido--vs have nons-but ~ opin-
ions ON foreign and domestic questions more jack
sonisn in and expression than those Of any
since the days Of Hickory" and a AmAisaas We
are proud Of Senator Douglas.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12


The weather has been cold with excellent
sleighing, snow 4 to 6 inches, mercury for the
week ranging from 20 below to 20 above. Hvsr
solid and passable for the heaviest teams. Thus
far the winter has been oil that . business man
could desire, good roads and plenty of trada.-
Considerable Pork continues TO arrive, though
the heavy trade d over during the week ths
price has ranged from to g. 1t is nov lower
in consequence Of an advance In freights By the
Milwaukee Road. and 4 decline in the Chicago
and other markets it 10 expected that Pork
will soon improve in price. Corn at McGrsgor
is As to 50. Oats so TO 81. Flour ITO to >2O0
per sack, Wheat so to 70, Butter IL, Tallow
10, Lard 10. Game. out Of season, bat bough.
At 81 so for Pr. Chickens. IS for quails q. .
for pheasants, S cents fer Venison. Turkeys
SO. chickens $l.25 per dog. Hides to AZ
Fus in good demand At fair prices, Pelts Sc
cents.
Teams and traders are here daily from Z
hundred miles west and north west, and they
are met halfway up our 'narrow' street b.
active dealers in all kinds of produce. Ever
article in the country finds . ready cash mar
ket.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Conc uslvB Psoo1.-In every part Of the country
where Sloan's Ointment an0 Condition Powders have
been introduced spontaneous declarations heard In
hvor Of thsAs extraordinary remedies. Thousands Of
persons esteem the Ointment Of the greatest dis
ovsres Of the age for injuries either berst
The Condition Powder purl6ss the blvod Of animals,
carries Oh ill gross humors, and Il certain ours fos
coughs and colds. These popular remedies have RAPID
~ worked their way - the affections Of the people
which furnishes ceuolusve proof Of their superiority
over oil other remedies.
Bee Sloan's advsrtissment IN another column. vi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Dubuque 7imes.-This paper has been rsviv-
ed and is now published Daily and Weekly by
Palmer, Gilmore g. Co. We are indebted for
daily exchange and the publishers will accept
our thanks. The Times 10 beautifully printed,
is Republican in politics and gives signs of fine
mental and pecuniary vitalty-.he Herald must
look to its laurels.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

PeasaM---In the late great DR.. Bennett
divorce trial at New Haven. it was proven that
Mrs. Bennett was frequently kissed by her pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Gillette-''only this, and nothing
more.' It was argued that this infraction Of
domestic propriety wassimply pleasant amuse-
ment which the family pastor had right to in
dulge in!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

South Bead.-Ws zee BY the Register that
Gaylord, late of the American and Lot Day,jr.,
al.osys of South Bend. have taken he splendid
house known - the st. Joseph Hotsl. Gaylord
is tAsbest tavern keeper ever in st. Jo6eph Coun.
ty Except 10 Ivins) and Lot il trump card ip
every company in the State. We win diaa
with you, gentlemen, shout the lot Of April.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

Ram.-A Mrs. Hughes was gay and lovely
guest at the Irving, Astor and Metropolitan one
year ago-a few nights since she was found
dead and naked, with bunch of shavings for
pillow, in an clubhouse near the Five Points |
Rum did the work. Beware!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

NeU Goods.--Williams 4 Harvey are in
receipt of large amount of Iron and Nails
which they propose to sell at very low figures
for Cash. George has recovered his health
again and will be glad to show buyers the new
stock
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

7Aurston. body Of the lost Balloonist
has been discovered by spiritualists The spir-
it Of the dead man has guided party of be-
levers to marsh or lake and at q certain spot
they ran pole through the ice and quicksan
and brought up hair OH the end of it. In the
spring they expect to recover the body now
some I2 feet buried in the mud. Bosh!