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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

LNEMALE Irregularities weakness, uterine displace-
ments and all local uterine difficulties and consti-
tutonal troubles of women entirely cured by the
GREFENBERG MARsHALL's UTERINg CATHoLIcoN.
In this connection, Miss Deecher sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Bcecher in letters to the people, page 29,
female cousins all married, and all delicate and ang
Amid the immense circle of my friends and acquain-
tances cannot recall ten married ladies' born in this
century and country, who are perfectly healthy In
however, where the GrGfenbcrg Catholicon has
been used that health has taken the place
of disease and ladies have become robust strong, vi
gorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, of Elmira, says "Beautiful indeed Is
the confding trusting nature of woman, bat how
much does it need to be protected by watchfulness
that will lead her. in time of disease to appeal to med
ical adviser of scientific education, moral werth and
purity of character All these may be secured by ad-
dressing the Grefenberg Company.
II gives great pleasure to certify to the nvariable
curative action OF the Gre'enbcrg Marshals Uterine
Catholicon in all OF female disease, and to the
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
ment Of the Grnfenberg Company
Up. LAMBERT, n. NJ,
Auburn Four Corners Penn.
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health Of women, have
Travelled my circuit preaching the gospel. thank
God however, that have all these diseases, give
way to the Grecnberg Marshalls Catholcon wherever
it has been used. kEv. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Mich
cannot ind words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser Of the Grefenberg Company, whose
prescription Of their Cshoicon, together with his able
and kind advice was the means under Heaven, Of res
toring TO entire health after years Of misery, and
the failure of the hest physicians in the country Il
afford me any relief. KATE H. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Del.
See Advertisement In another column. 34yl
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p. O. at McGregOr.

p. O. at McGregor.
The suggestions from head quarters that each
P. Master in the United States may place in his
Office Washington Monument Contribution
box for the receipt Of sums of money has not
been complied with at this Post Office. The
following reasons, are respectively assigned
for declining to oblige Lieut. Ives of the
Monument Association !: First, the amount
received will necessarily be indefinite and
Post Masters will be liable to the charge of
having not RENTED all that is received. Sc
condly, the Post Office Laws do not authorize
the erection Of charity boxes in any Office
Third and last, Gen. w WASHINGTON was too great
and too good man, too much the idol of every
patriotic heart to merit the modification, even
in memory, of extending the hand of beggarry
to the citizens of this Republic.
The Committee at Washington can draw on
the McGregor P. o. for Five per cent Of its
nett profits, but the box-system of collection
We protest against.
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LAPoRrE QND) TIMEs.-This excellent Dem
ocratic journal has been recently enlarged to
eight columns, and it now stands, deservedly,
at the head of the North Indiana press. Col.
Walker, its editor, is one of the ablest writer's
and speakers of the State, and his name is
prominently before the public as candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. He was nominated for
that high position in 1856, but owing to ques.
ton raised as to his eligibility, Che being less
than 30 years of age), he declined the race no
such objection could now be urged, and the
Colonel would make splendid race.
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"A cara
DsAR Coll zee by the last number Of tho 7insss
that Is minated that am in the neid csndi-
date for the nomination OF STAT. SENATOR, at tho
hands Of the Republican Convention. feel grateful
to those who have complimented ma by mentioning
my name in conn scion with that Office, but shall
neither be candidate for the Office OF Senator,
for any other within the gift ofthe convention. pre-
fer the quiet Independence Of private life, to noisy
contest in the political cockpit.
1t surely ought to be source Of Qualification to
know that, for each Office within the gin Of Clayton
county, tA1rs are dossn applicants urging shsi'
Claims -"
IT'S said that death loves shining mark, and whsr
the political fires OF 1860 sweep the Prairie State
some of our woud-be legislators, TO-, may find them
selves obliged to fight hre For my part, intend
to hre the tall erase around my own shanty, afte
which, shall "march with the Gag and keep step Il
the music Of the Union. Yours, truly,
McGregor, Aug. 80, 1859. J. T. sTONEMAN.
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IRON which mankind suffer over large part seAhG
JIG globe, is the consequence Of diseased action ~
the system, induced by the poisonous masm Of vsgS
table decay. This cxhaation 10 evolved by the action
of tho solar heat wet SOIL and rises with the wateey
vapor from It, While the Is below the horson ts
taken with through the lungs into the blood There
acts as an irritating poison tho internal viseses
and excreting organs ofth body The liver becomes
the bile from the blood. Both the virus and tSs IN
accumulate in the circulation, and produce vioisnt
the stomach sympathise With The liver and bseoss
ordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our Organism ~
II attempt to expe the noxious infusion, eoaesn-'
raes the whole blood of the body In the internal ex
cretores force them TO cast out. The blood Leaves
the surface and rushes to the central organs With con.
fors falls. Then the fsvrs follows, in which tSs
blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the
face, a. fin another effort to expel the irritating psG
this also fs and the system abandons the attempts
exhausted and waits for the recovery ofstrength to -.
the Effort :.oshsr day. These are n.
tutcnal disorder will Of course undermine tho health
! hit Is not removed.
We have labored to find and have found an antidots
AYERS AGUE CURE.
which noutralses th malarious poison In the blood
should It does exrc this afct,ng disorder WITH
perfect certainty. And It does more or rather Aoes
ton. taken in season il expels il from the svstsm
q absorbed, and thus keeps those who use Il fes
rom ts attacks keeps the system In health although
exposed to the disease Consequently not only cures
but protects from the great variety Of ausons which
are induced by this malignant influence such q Re-
mittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb or masked Aeus.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, BlIous
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Bllndueeo.
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pap,tstiones
Painful affections Of the stomach and Bowels ali OF
which, when arising from this cause will b found e.
assume more or less tho intermittent type This AouR
CURE removes the cause OF these deeangemsnts sn1
cures the disease.
This It accomplishes by stimulating the excrstor,ss
to expe the virus from the system and these oerans
BY degrees become habited to do this their once ol
their own accord. Hence arises what We term accli.
NATION Time accomplish the same end but ofts~
life Is not long enough Il sacrificed in the attemnf
while this "AoUE CURB" does It ut orce and "a
safety We have great believe this Is surSr
as we'll as safer remedy for tho whole class Of diseaeee
which caused BY the masmatic Infection than ~
other which has been discovered and Il be- I'm
another important advantage to the public which ~
that 1t ID cheap as well as good.
PREPARED BY
DIR. H. G. AVER & co.,
LOWELL, Mass.
az Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co. in MeGrsror.
o. r Martin Prairie du Chen, ]. Rice, Milwaukee, j.
H. Reed Co., Chicago, Allen L llosford, Dubuque.
ana BY agents In every town In the United states.
September LIST, nl5Oc3m 49,. F..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given, that shall expose for
IN sale, at Public yendue. In front Of the store Of
Simon II. Drake in Volga City, Clayton county, Iowa.
the god day of October next the following deseb
ed Real Estate, belonging to the Estate OF Gardner
Ingraham deceased, to-wit: The northeast quarter
of the southwest quarter Of section 49, and also, the
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
TO- all in township g. north of range west OF the
Sta r. That part of the said land lying In section
20, Is timber land, and will be sold in parcels OF ave
acres each, to accommodate purchasers.
The Terms Of Sale will be one-haf cash, at SALE
and onc-half in mouths, with approved security.
The above described lands are to be sold to pay the
claims Of the creditors Of said Estate.
A. BEvINS, Administrator
Volgs City August 81, lS59w6
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Rule OF Three.

Rule OF Three.
If Brick" the wit and the poet, the ad-
mired of Mrs. Croly, the western funny man,
steals, leads and appropriates for the local cob
umn of the Ne,cs, nine items or brevities, long
and short, from one issue of the North Iowa
Times, how long will it take him to originate a
column for daily newspaper
We like to have our nonsense copied, and
we hereby express thanks for the compliment
implied by this liberal use Of the scissors on the
Times, but as our scribblng is all Patented
it is only fair that an occasional credit should
used.
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S STRENGTHENING tho Outpost.n

- Stron&tnen1ng tho OutpO9t.S
A Mr.. Donellan, of Washington, as Chair
man or Secretary Of National Democratic
Committee, has written private letter to sun
dry Democrats of Iowa, in which he asks for
the usual amount of party statistics, with a
view to strens then the outposts." The Re-
publican press (thc softer portion We are glad
te say makes mighty noise over this, and 50
far as they are able. they teach the people that
IL is the intention OF Mr.. Donellan and those
for whom he speaks to "import voters and
in divers ways blow Republican virtue out of
Iowa.
The Presidential election occurs on the same
day throughout the Union except in South Car
olina, and hence importing Democratic or
Republican votes from one State to another
might be like the fellows plan Of lcngthening
his rope--cutting off one end and splicing it to
the other The truth Is. the object to be
reached by this circular and all others of SIM
liar character, emanating from any party, is to
acquire knowledge of the situation Of the
rank and file, so that the corruption fund which
both parties have in Washington, may be judi
ciously applied in its distribution throughout
the country in the shape of documents, speak
ers, &C., &C. In Illinois, secret circular from
the Republican State Committee contains, SUBJ
stantially, the same inquiries, and below we
give paragraph from the Republican National
Committees address to that party-it is men,
tioning the objects to be obtained by having all
possible party information relative to the vo-
tcrs, their wants, &C., &c.:
Second-An effective organization of the
Republican voters of eacl, State, county and
town, SO that our party may know its strength
and its deficiencies, its power and its needs, be-
fore we engage in the Presidential struggle.
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State Of Dpa, Clayton county.
District Court Of cieytaa.ssupt1
Alexander Feay,

": District Court Of cieytoassupt1
VIM. s. Withrow &
William MOncref. SEPTEMBER TERM, 4. D. 1859.
SIR You are hereby notified that there u now On
- fle In tho oee Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Clayton county, Iowa, Petition Of Alexander Ieay.
claiming Of you tile foreclosure Of . mortgage aud
Judgment, for the amount found due thereon. Said
mortgage was given BY VIM. g. Withrpw, TO- Alexan-
der Fcay, to secure the payment OF hundred dol.
art and Interest thereon at the rate Of per cent.
per annum, and Il dated 30th November, A. d. 1858,
and that unless You appear and answer thereto, on ~
before the morning OF the second day OF the next term
OF fad District Court to DC holden In raid county ON
the 1911 day Of September 1859, judgm eDt will
De rendered against you. Y. OnEIL, Atty
NY order Of TMos UPaReRAEF, G. R,C.. E9 PLAINTIFF
August Q. lSS0wl
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OYsrERs.-For the first bivalves Of the sea-
son we are indebted to WM. YATES, Of the
McGregor Restaurant. They were small but
delicious, aud Mr.. Yates will accept our warm
est thanks for his kindness. We have heard
his restaurant spoken of as the best place on
the Mississippi to get the delicacies of the sea-
son /; his house is well supplied with provisions
and the cooking is so excellent that ia dyspcptic
man would kill himself, if he were admitted To
see Yates table-men who arc in danger Of
laundering had best stay away.
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Sustain Them.

Sustain Them.
We regret to see that the Dunleith Adrer-
49,. sss sAs s>Aas>AA>ssssas
not well sustained by the business men Of that
otherwise enterprising town. Its issue is prompt
and the industry, tact and newspaper talent dis.
played by its editor would make his fortune in
any place which had formed liberal ideas of the
usefulness of the press. When you have . good
editor do not make him bad one or lose him
entirely by measuring out to him a mere ioing
The man who gives your town notoriety and
character as commercial point, is as much en-
titled to portion of your profits as though he
were limited partner in all your enterprises
his aid to you, whether you advertise with hin
or not, is as essential in making money for you
as Insurance Offices and Fire Companies arc ir
protecting your personal property.
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Branch Bank---Re-Orga nizatiOn.

THE undersigned hereby give notice, that they have
associated q provided in the 18th Section Of the
Charter Of the State Bank Of Iowa. for the purpose
forming Branch Of the State Bank Of iowa, ct Ne.
Gregor, in Clayton county, Iowa, with capital Of
Fifty Thousand Dollar, and that Book Of Subsesip.
ton for the Capital Stock Of said proposed Branch,
will be opened at the Office of Messrs Lee & Kinnaird,
in Mc0regor on the 9th day Of Septemb next, asd
be kept open for two successive days. from 10
A. NJ, till o'clock, p. NJ, which time and placs.
all desiring to subscribe the Capital stock.
will have opportunity Of doing 40.
La FAYETTE BIGELOW, REUBEN NOBLE.
E. d. EATON, O. q. LEE,
ELLIOTT BRADLEY, GEO. L. BASS,
G. S. q. SCOTT, Is. h. BARRON,
THOMAS ARNOLD, d. u. HOFFMAN,
b. STROUSE, A. p. RICHARDSON,
II. d. EVANS, G. A. SOUTlNAYD.
AMOS PEARSALL.
McGrcgor, Iowa, August l6, lS59w3
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MikcxLER.-SETH, Of the Milwaukee Gun
NlsoS Wholesale Grocery establishment. made
us present, and Howard of the Prairie Courier
wants to know why he WAS not invited ever to
drink-Lemonado with Us.
BY some fatality, unusual at this Office the
vessel, which contained the present, capsized,-
turned bottom side up, and before we had time
to think of calling in our distant friends the
spirit had departed.
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DAauERREorYPEs.-J WIRr SAITH, of tho
Floating Saloon, is taking some of the best
pictures we ever saw. He has fine light, is
experience ed in the business, and never fails ia
get representation SO life-like that you feel
inclined to speak TO it. Ladies and gentlemen
who want to be faithfully represented on glass.
plate, iron or paper. will be pleased with Mr.
Smiths work.
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L. Os Ss VAs
1t is believed that 10000 members Of the
order will participate in the proceedings of the
10Th September, at Washington City. The
Grand Scenic Picture of E. CLAMP SUs
(he founder of the order), "Crossing the
Desert" will be publicly exhibited the paint
ing was preserved in the Island of Malta for
900 years, and fell into the hands of Spanish
Knight, purchased from pirate captain who
had sacked temple devoted to this world-re
nowned brotherhood. The Spaniard transfer
red the painting to Brazil, where it has remain
ed till quite recently, the American Consul al
Rio Janeiro having convinced the Brazilian
Grand Commander that there were more natu
raj and artificial S. Ms in the United States
than in any other country. The name of this
Consul is-Broun-his title in the Lodge is
M. W.. c.. R.. j.. A.. Of the Red Cross
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StrNued o.. Stolen

ENROM the farm Of the subscriber, two ~
u miles southwest Of MeGregor, about I'm
the Goth Of May last, TWO MARE NA
COLTS: OEe is dark Grey, two years old the
other Brown or Black, when she left one year old
reward Of Ten Dollars will BE- given for tho de-
livery CT the colts or liberal reward will be given for
information that will lead to their recovery.
Address: REUBEN MICKLE, McGrcgor, Iowa.
August ~, lSbewA
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District Court Of Clayton County.
:. Petition in Divorce.

TO said ANSON SHONEBERGER, def't
VOU hereby notified that there IL now ON ale II
j the ONCE OF the Clerk of said Clayton county
District Court petition of said plaintiff claiming
divorce from the bonds Of matrmony existing between
you and said plaintiff together with alimouy, and the
care, and custody OF the minor children And unless
you appear and answer to said petition on or before
the morning OF the second day OF the September Term
1853, Of said court, decree will be rendered against
you In accordance with the prayer Of said petition
KEMICK HUNT, Atty's fnr Pettionse.
July A. lSSQV6
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DIED.
At North Leeds, Columbia Co., Wis.,, August 18th,
HAIRY Brown, youngest son OF Jedediah Brown,
aged one year and six months.
In 0arnavillo, the 18th inst, Of Dysentery, GsR-
fRuDR, second daughter Of Mr.. Geo. W. Pearson,
aged years and months.
At McGregor on Friday, Aug. 20, Of Inflammation
Of the Brain, aged IL months, HATTIE ISABELLA,
daughter OF g. S. G. and Jennetta Scott.
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SENATOR HARLAN.-Wc see it announced
that Mr.. Harlan will address the citizens Of
McGregor on Friday next He is said to be
good speaker, and good turn out is Dire
He will probably make it point to balace of
the improvidence Of the Iowa administration OF
public affairs by referring to the extravaganza
of Mr.. Buchanan's administratiOn--this will
not relieve the Iowa taxpayer much, but it may
serve to hold him squarely in party traces till
his vote is got in October. We expect an able
spcech from Senator Harlan.
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NATIONAL FAIR.-We are indebted to J. A
Nichols, Esq, of Chicago, for pamphlet de-
scription of all the regular proceedings which
are marked out for observance at the approach
ing Fair, to commence on the 18th. From the
vastness of the preparations aud the extent Of
the programme, this affair will be the grandest
exhibition the Western States has ever seen.
Its location at CHICAGO will do more to bring
the West into notice, Agriculturally and Me-
chemically, than any assemblage that has yet
convened. Freghts for exhibition free tick
cts, half price on all the Railways.
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Mr.. CASE, of Bradford, informs US that as
soon as he can get access to the papers in the
hands of the Clerk of the Chickasaw County
Court. he will make good his charges against
Mr.. Powers, the candidate for the Senate in
that district. We are tired of this question,
but Mr.. Conger has reply, to-day, TO Mr..
Crosby, and we suppose the amusement will
have to go on now, till election-thsnk Heaven
there are not many weeks left.
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PERsoNAL.-FRANK BELEoY, of the DEBORAH
Gazette. was in town Oh Monday. He looks as
plump as well-filled wallet, and enjoys him
self as we'll as clear conscience and good
lager will allow. Frank is a very companion.
able chum, and we like to see him round.
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UBro. Greene of the Leader is respectfully
informed that we did not esteem him 50 dan.
gerous as to justify us in "employing the Cour.
ter to defend" us. We are obliged to the Cour.
Ter for the kindness displayed in its unsolicited
explanation of the course tho Times has pursu.
ed relative to rivalrics between the towns OF
Prairie du Chen and McGregor-the "bald
mistatements" Of which the Leader speaks can
be corrected at its leisure the subject has
ceased to be of interest on this side the river.
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RAILROAD OFEICE.-GEo. L. SCorT, late Of
the American is building an Office for the Sale
of Railroad and Steamboat tickets-its l0ca-
ton is between the Times building aud the
Lsvee, foot Of Main street.
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New Advertisements.

New A0VertlSe1nentss
We refer you to AYERS Medicines with en-
tire confidence in their efficacy for the diseas-
es which they pretend to cure. We have used
them in our family and kno,o whereof we speak
Mr. BEvlNs, Of Volga City, advertisesa sale
of Real Estate, belonging to the Estate Of
Gardner Ingraham.
E. D. Terry wants to exchange current
funds for La Crosse and La Crescent money.
"BILL" PAUL announces the Bulls Head
Hotel ready for customers. If Parl isn't a
good landlord, we do not see why everybody
that goes the road stops with him. We can no
more pass the Bulls Head without alighting,
than we could wade the Mississippi. Mrs. Paul
is one of the best cooks in Iowa, and frst-ratt
meal always rewards the traveller who puts VI
at the house.
CARY g. SMITH, of New York, want to EN-
ploy Agents to sell Cigars. Will they send q
So box of good Principles, just to enable us to
aggravate smokers in this part of Iowa?
SCOTT e. WRlGHr announce their Dissolu
ton.
We received two or three advertisements q
little too late for insertion.
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Tho MOrmOns.
Mr.. GaEELY writes very interesting account
Of two Aoura' chat with BaoHAM and the Ell.
ders of Utah. The substance of it is that these
Turks believe reliEiously, much as other people
do; they have from two to fifteen women reach.
only one Of whom is called "wife"-the others
being only .'sealed" to them; they believe in
slavery II it Is profitable, but Brigham says he
prefers lining, men to owning them, because he
is then relieved from the obligation Of support
ing them in sickness and old age; he denies
that there are any Danites or Destroying Angels
in the tribe-she reports of such coming from
their enemies. HoRAcE pumped him dry OH
the cross examination, and got very little to
comfort him, morally or politically.
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Poor FeIlOwSl

Poor Follows!
1t is amusing to read the letters from points
where Messrs Samuels and Vandever have
addrc ssed North Iowa audiences In the let
tiers by Democrats we are informed that the
hide Of Mr.. Vandever was taken off of him
so completely that the bones were visible, while
Republican scribes announce to the public that
Mr.. Samucls was ''fayed alive and sneaked
out of the crowd to hide his modification -
If gentleman gets fayed alive in this hot
weather the most prudent thing he can do is ia
re-hide as soon as possible, for modification
is sure to ensue in twenty. four hours after the
operation, unless anew epidermis can be pasted
on him.
We sincerely pity our friends, the stump ora
tors, wandering about among respectable PEG
pie and skinning each other for public amust
ment.