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Law Copartnership.

II. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
rrAyING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their care
They will attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston
Nash Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
e on Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found
Jun 3, 1883. ST.
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E. BROCK holden,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL co.
VXIIlL. ATTEND To ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
w to ,iin with accuracy and despatch. Post Office
Lzsburg, N. G.
March 2, 1858. IS
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

EE / could write down twenty cases
wherein l wished God had done other
wise than he did but which l now see,
had l had nay own will, would have led
to extensive mischief. The life of a
Christian is life of paradoxes. He
must lay hold on God: he must follow
hard after him: he must determine not
to let him 60. And yet he must learn
to let God alone. Quietness before God
is one of the most difficult Of all Chris.
tian graces-to sit where he places us ;
to be what he would have US to be. and
this as long as he plesses. We are like
q player at bowls; if he has given his
bowl too little bias, he cries. Flee :" if
Re has given it too much he cries.
"Rub ;" you see him lifting his leg
and bending his body in conformity to
the motion be would impart to the bowl.
Thus have felt with regard to my dis
pensations; ! would urge them or re-
strain them; I would assimilate them to
the habit of my mind. But / have
smarted for this under severe visitations.
1t may seem q harsh. but it is wise
and gracious dispensation. towards a
man, when. the instant he stretches out
his hand to order his affairs, God forces
him TO withdraw it. Concerning what
is morally good or evil. we are suf6'
eiently informed for our direction but
concerning wha. is naturally good ol
evil, We are ignorance itself. Restless
ness and self. will are opposed to our duty
| ia these cases Cecil.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

TIE CreAR AND THE GIRLs.-He who
doth not smoke has either known no
griefs. OF refuseth himself the softest
consolation next to that which comes
from heaven. What softer than WON.
an ? asks the young reader. Young
man, woman teases as we'll as consoles.
Woman makes half the sorrows which
she boasts the privilege TO console
Woman consoles. it is true. while We
are young and handsome !: when We are
old and ugly, woman snubs and scolds
us. On the whole. then, woman in this
scale. and. the weed in that. Jupiter.
hang out the balance and weigh them
both and if thou give the preference
to woman. all l can say is. the next time
Juno rufies thee, O. Jupiter. try the
weed.-Buluer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
Ladies Skating.

Ladies Skating.
A Detroit editor who has had, prob
ably, large experience, undertakes wick
edly to laugh at young ladies, and the
mishaps they experience, who essay to
learn to skate without an instructor.
He supposes that the fair candidate for
skating honors, borrows or purloins her
brothers skates, and selecting the big
gest puddle in the back yard, where
high fences secure her from public view.
she proceeds to strap them over a pair
of heavy shoes. The lady then pro-
ceeds to skate, and the operation is as
follows: She makes dash at the ice,
and instantly finds herself fiat on her
back, with her feet in the air and her
back comb smashed to finders against
the ice. Nothing daunted. the heroic
she attempts to regain perpendicular.
She gets one foot under her, and has
nearly placed the other in the same po-
sition, when both suddenly slip off like
a shot and down she comes bump"
upon the ice. Once more the attemp,
is made, and back slip the feet the other
way, leaving the fair struggler kissing
the ice. But proceeding more eau,
tiously this time, after creeping to the
land aud regaining her feet, she ven,
lures again, and regains the middle Of
the ice !; when she begins to exult IN
her proficiency, her feet begin to part
company. working out gradually side
ways. The agonizing suspense OF such
movement can only be appreciated by
person who has confidently trusted
his weight to two saw-logs in the water,
and, with one foot upon each, sees them
gradually recede from each other until
he drops helpless into the cold bath be-
meath. The young lady comes down az
before. only little moro 80. and be-
comes convinced that skating is hum
bug Chicago Times.
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re- Some uply fellow thus nronoun-

re- Some ugly fellow thus pronoun-
ces If you are ever threatened with
a handsome man in the family. just take
a clo;hes-pounder while he is yet in bed.
and batter his head to apumice. From
some cause or another, handsome men
are invariably asses they cultivate their
hair and complexion SO ruch, that they
have no time to think of their brains.
By the time they reach thirty. their
heads and hands are equally soft. Again
we say. if you wish to find an intelligent
man, Just look for one with features SO
rough tha. you might take his face for .
nutmeg CRATER
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
| Free Love.

Free Love.
The Cleveland Plaindealer has . cor
respondent who rejoices in the business
of "Showma ;" and who signs himself
"a. Ward" He had occasion to 70 to
Berlin Heights. the Free Love den in
North Ohio, and below will bo found an
account of his visit:
Here am at Berlin Hites amung the
Free-Lovers. I arrove hear last Toos.
day & bitterly doc cuss the Day ever
sot foot in this retched place. l hearn
tell of these Free-Lovers for sum time
& thawt ide cum and see what kind
Of. kritters they was. pitcht my tent
in field near the Love Cure. as they
kali it & unfoalded my bannir to the
Breese. Bimby the people kommensed
fur to pour into my show & begun for
to congratulate myself on doing a stavin
bisness. But they wur onryloioin set.
i must say. The mems Eases was all
kiverd with hair and they looked halt
starved to deth. The wimmen was wus
nor the men. They wore trowsis, short
gownds and straw hats, with faded green
ribbins onto them, & they all Eerrid
bloc kotton unbrellers in their hands.
Bimeby perfekly orful lookin female
presentid herself to the dore. Hur
gownd was skanderlously short, & hur
trowsis was shameful to hehold. SEE
she, 'Ah, kin it be ? ysa tie trou, q tis
trou!' Sec j, '15 sents marm.' SEE
she, '& SO i've found you at larst--at
larst, o at larst.' Sec i, Yes yu has
found me & you wood have found me at
fust if you had cum sumner SEE she,
'Ar you man?' Sec i, i think air,
but if yer dowt it yu may address Mrs.
A. Ward, Baldinsville, Injinanny, pos
tage pade, & she will dowtliss Civ yu
the required informashun.' SEE she,
Then WI air what the wurld cawls
marrid 9 l sed, Yes marin, air.
The ekssntric female then grabd me by
the arm & sez she. in wild vols You
air mine 0 you air mine /! Scarcely,
seq i, as releaced myself from her iron
grasp. She agane cluched me by the
arm & sed. You air my affnerty.' See
i, What upon arth is that?' 'Dost
thow not know? ? seq she. No marin,
sez i, i dostunt.' Sec she, Listen
man, Il lie tell ye. Fur years i've yearn-
ed for thee. Iknowd thou vast in the
wurld sumwhares, al.ho i knowd not thy
name or place of residunce. My har,
sed he wood cum g. took currige. He
has cum-he is hear-yu air him-yu
air my afinerty! o tis two mulch
two mulch 7 and she bust out cryin.
Yes seq i, i think tis darn site two
mutch.' Hast thow not yearned for
me ? she yelled, ringing her hands like
female play actor. See j. nary yearn.
Bi this time CRATE krowd of free lovers
had kSlsSsid isi sfSHRa Hsy thssn al ka@
beast etsettery. etsettery. ! was jss
pack Of ornery critters go away from ms
l. talk this retchid woomun along with
yu. My name is Artemus Ward, &
ime in the show bisness. pay my bill
& mind my own fairs ime marrid man
Il my children all look like me if am
a Snowman l don't 60 in fur settin the
laws Of my countery at de6unce. Iain'
in favur of privatearin or nothin else
illegal. think yure afinerty bisness is
cussed nonsense, besides bein outrajous.
ly wicked I pored 4th my indigna'
ton in this way until gut out of breth,
when stopt. I took down my tent 4
i shall leeve town this evening.
| A. WARD.
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~ An old lady was in the habit Of
talking to Jerrod in gloomy. depres-
sing manner. presenting to him only the
sad side of life. Hang it." said Jer-
rold, one day. after long and sombrs
interview. "she would hardly allow
that there was . bright side to the
moon"
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3u0
Kome to dinner, without having made
an exertion which would hurt fly,
while their wives have perhaps been
harrassed by thousand anxieties and
yet, if they should stay at home for the
evening", or especially if they should
condescend to be commonly agreeable,
they would consider themselves entit-
led to a testimonial for distinguished
good behavior.
The difficulty lies in the fact that
men always consider themselves at liz
berty, from their superior independ-
ence, to follow their inclinations, aud
do not recognize the same restraining
law of right and duty which they i'm
pose on women. Let them stay at home,
and find occupation there, because it is
right to do so, and not look upon it as
sort of convenience where they can
have their clothes attended to, get their
meas when it suits them, and be al
ways treated like boys home for holi-
day, or like privileged visitor who
commands the house, and can leave or
stay as his pleasure prompts.
The advantages OF chess as a family
game are very much lessened by the
mental absorption, which it requires
1t is not recreation, it a study, and
though an agreeable one sometimes, not
profitable one often. l myself have
practised it just enough to know that.
0eneralZy, my time would be better EN-.
ployed, and l am only woman. and
have no important affairs Of the nation
to settle.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

w Two young men were dicussing
women the other day. at the Hotel.
and one WAS endeavoring to convince
the other. something of misogynist.
by the by. that to the fair sex man owed
al his comfort. They are. indeed. hs
remarked, the primsyal cause Of human
happiness No doubt was the rs-
joinder. they are the prime evil them
selves. - Gin Enqnsrsr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

SArAN.-Dr. Bushnell in his new
book says Satan, or the Devil. Ia.
ken in the singular. is not the name Of
any particular person, but the name is
one taken up by the imagination to des-
ignate or embody, in a conception the
mind can most easily yield. that all or
total Of bad minds aud powers"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

LADIES REcoLLEcTIoN.--"Mary. my
love. do you remember the text. this
morning !''
"No, Papa. l never can remember
the text. I've such poor memory"
"By the way, Mary" said her moth
or "did you notice Susan Brown !"
MARY.-"Oh. yes. What fright
She had on her last years bonnet. done
up. pea-green silk, black lace man
tilla, brown CATERS. an imitation Honi'
ton collar, q lace bracelet, her old ear
drops and such fan Oh, my!
Mether--"Well. my dear. your mem
ory is certainly very bad"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

w The epsulets worn BY Prince
Albert, when in full costume. are worth
the trifling sun of five hundred pounds.
A small farm on each shoulder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

E A fellow out Of health went to
Saratoga TO pick up little. and picked
up enough to send him to the State
Prison for three years.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

EDUcArroN.-Thewal thought it very
unfair to influence child's mind by in-
culcatins opinions before it should have
come to years Of discretion and be able
to choose for itself. l showed him my
garden, and told him it was my botanic
garden. How so . said he: 1T is Gov,
cred with weeds 'Oh,' | replied,
that is because it has not yet come to
its age of discretion and choice. The
weeds, you see, have taken the liberty
to grow. and l thought it unfair in me
to prejudice the soil towards roses and
strawberries. - Coleridge.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
p o EFT II Y.
"wHEN I AM RICH"

BY KATE CAMERON.
"when am rich," maiden said,
'I'il bind my floating curls
With sparkling diamonds from the mine,
And OCEANS snowy pearls
The sapphire there shall softly gleam,
The ruby brightly shine,
And thers'll not be Ia all the world
30 gay heart - mine' -
"whsn am rich, my home shall b
, A castle grand and fair,
And all my longing heart could wish
Shall And an answer there.
Till all the artists glowing dreams,
Or scholars mystic lore,
Or qussnly dignity and rank
Could never ask for more -
And 50 she proudly spurned heart,
Whose love was strong and sure.
bsosuss forsooth the humble youth
In all save love, was poor.
Then came IN old and naughty man,
All! story often toldl
The maiden yielded to her pride,
And sold her heart for gold.
She won the stately dwelling place,
Superb In every part,
And lost the roses from her cheek,
The sunshine from her heart.
Not oil the gems that wrsathsd her brow,
Could drive away the care,
which, like heavy cloud Of gloom,
Had darkiy settled there.
Too late she learned that realth alone
Can never purchase Joy,
And ever with the shining gold
There mingles some alloy.
And Of the bstter lesson, this
She felt with kssnest smart
Earths riches never can oatwegA
4 true and loving heart. z,.
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> H He who labors for mankind,
with care for himself. has already begun
his immortality.
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer In Importsd BrandIs,
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets,
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GEO. L. CHASE.
(Fovn.esly Stylss + Ctase,)
Manufactusr and Wholesale dealer In Boots Shoes and
Rubbess No. -, Maln stfest next door to Aobley's
Bank.
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WISCONSIN PAPER WARE HOUSE,

WISCONSIN PAPER WARE HOUSE,
No. 243, Eaa Watcv street, MILWAUKEE.
NIOONAN 4 McNAB beg :. Inform the Booksellers,
Publishers and Merchants Of Northern Iowa, that
they have the most extensive stock Of
Book. Nescs. Wrapping. Cap. Letter,
and Note Papers, opened West Of Lake Michigan,
which they are selling at New York Jobbing prices to
the trade. Also, Envelopes, Pencils, Playing cards,
Twine Of every variety, and s the usual species Of
goods kept by Paper Dealers, including heavy as
sSrtment of Cards aud Card Board.
- The highest market prices paid for Paper Rags
November II, Is SnlO9H
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Oh! cHEM1sHrrE!

Oh! CHEMIsETTE!
Oh, chemisstte the faireet yet
That e'sr hid bosom, purer, whittier,
Thou dost not know what envious woe
Thy yelling snow hath given the writer
So neatly frilled-so plumply filed;
And then the eyes that shine above III
sigh, I long-nsr is 1t wrong
(At least in song,) dear girl, to lovsit
oh, Chsmisetts below thee met, ...
rosy ribbon binds her boddice.
And In her nein Is clearly seen
One half the Queen, and one the Goddess.
Her voice is low--how sweet its dow 49,
Her upper lip disdains the under:
Her hair IL Ike dark waves that strike
marble clif and rush asunder.
The robe Of blus-the violet hue .-
The green leaves In thy dark hair cleaning
Thy feet that move - light as love-
Thy breath-thy lips-have set me dreaming,
My cheeks are wet-that Chemisettef
Was filled and worn by some enchantrsss;
But much fear, 'twers dreadful dear,
Were she my wife, to pay her lauudrsss.
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CO.ALI COALI

To the public aud consumers Of Coal generally.
would respectfully announce that have recently
tabiished Coal yard ct Prairie du Chen where will
be kept on hand supply Of Illinois Pennsylvania
Coa-Ordess respectfully solicited, and the public
my be assured that shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard TO quality, price aud attention
Once end yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
n E 8ln n H. y. AvERILL.
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| against trusting or paying any money TO z. p.
CLARKE, on account Of LOGAN & GOODMAN. or
their successors, A. LOGAN Co., as said Clarke
discharged from tie clnpiov OF Logan Goodman. on
the Goth Of November, 1855 A. LOGAN 4 CO.
, December 90. 1858 ll4.3
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STUART HOUSE,
South side OF the public square, opposite Court House
WEST UNION, 8: IOWA
DIR. STUART, Proprietor.
December 20. 1858 ll5tf
MONDELL HOUSE.

North Mc0regor, by Z. w. MOndell. This House Il
entirely and we'll furnished. Tho Proprietor has
recently purchased Il, and his aequaintance with the
wants Of the Travelling Public enables him to promise
entire Batis action. 1 - z. = q -as& : tsf-
ek Del
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WOOlliscrO0

- - BBLS o5 IL ALCOHOL just received aud for
20 sale by 1851 HOFFMAN. BENTON 90.