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The members Of the Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society. and those who are interested in
the support and perPctuation Of the same, are
hereby notified 10 meet at the bah of Fire Com
pany No. 6 on the evening of Thursday, the
10Th inst Business Of Importance win come
brf.-a She moafiur
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U. S Mail Passenger Packet.
Tor LiftIe Rock, Fort Saith, and
MI RnInla IN LILA. Rfrrr

uI FUlFlL8 Oh sdINUEI9U5 HITTT.
T7UL spe-lI passenger steamer JENNIE
Il WHIPFLE c G Gray. Master. lar-
l- entered regularly lu the M.U1l $500
ui ArE-sas rlFar -lie. VIII leave q lllva every
WEDNESDAY commences I'M Wctraalr latl -st.
51ill-E p b. For ra-l - EEars aurr
ut8IsLAD q HArUAN- A-e--r
~. Do Eafar street
B-A 9riaH r Esat -I De- rIl- By -a1s a1st
Er CUrlHll a- H. Ia.
IsuI6-3m
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FoRGERY.-R B. DeBare, charged with
altering a note, given By J. " Anderson, go
as 10 make IL read $500 instead Of SO. as
stated by us yesterday, was yesterday on eX-
animation before Esq Horne the case, which
Is exciting great interest, was continued until
nine O'Clock this morning Mr. DeBare Is a
Russian, and keeps q oiothirE store under he
Worshzm Horse-
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more Fraud ana reception

"NWI| |N""- ""W ""|"I"||WF
w caution the rutlc suiusf a base frslf ou aar srtae
WOsTErTER's sTOMACH hFTEEsl prerarei and sai
By Wahsarih. lHE a-ruhl-gln 1renls.
between Faarrh ani FiGh strret S. Louis No adhls
srsut. g. slhacmer No. ~ Leree between wis1uu1u
agcuue suf Gfseu sreet. sf Louis, No uhae nlne s.
sufsuiutcd 1n te fa1ei instead q Hasfetor A. Smith.
Sole manuiaeurersa ai Puprietars eercsgerius ne
aort y he counterfeit BE- plain, where oar cap has ire
u,rf Hai-rrr s,zni.t Bfters" sampei on un
isaript1n ue hepe un serve odsied me imposition
without s~u15ectng gour ..ana1h 30 me un,suu o. ne
boule. o. INK materials are OF generally -a.irrei s5i
aom1ucha-Sf Loua Ncics.
pr ale By nruzgist and dealers generally. every
where u0srErrEE q SMITH.
Mauunfurcrs anf Pr1prietrs.
fssqlruaufu No. s. water ana s. Fr5rf sf-aet
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Or. the Shakespeare sisterh1ud. ormprisiuE furty-dve
Ideal F1rraifs. ncsrih-fhT Mr.. J. ". Palmer Z vol.
imperini mrrnc1o
ulcflre- In % respect O. u mere reprnfugiun w na
Shakespeare q alerios and 0Heruines ~ Shakespeare
ss wcll kuuun fa The trades but with striking novelty and
TASTE omliues the storytelling quality Of Charles Lamb.
with he uacefui criticism ~ Mrs. Jameson. The editor
has -IuillCu-T kept her title in view. and from pace O.
PAGE. a. from picture. she ouiucfs the rCadcr-Vigtnr
rhruulh hnr gallery. dehrhtfulv descrltinr with story
and o~uftafi1n. ne work IS q counterpart and fftins
C1mnsniun, t1 The Worid-Noted Women q Mrs. Mary
C1rdcn Csrke. and nc Republican Court ~ Me-
E~nm-HH
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PAEooAsT's BALTINoREs-The Baltimore
oysters PanoOast is selling at has depot at the
corner Of Second and Monroe streets, have be-
tome famous; their rich delicious favor. their
easy digestion and their suitability for persons
debiitsted by sickness, make them objects Of
great demand He is receiving fresh supplies
Taflv
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Ladies picture gallery opposite Odd-Feiiows'
Han. Special attention 70 easy and graceful
positions; drspery beautifully colored; eyes
perfect, expressions charming Tyler & Co,
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VA1rSrnEs-Geo. Pattson & CO. have the
finest variety and the most elegant valentines
we have seen this year, the ladies especially
viii find a selection 50 ehaste, tasteful and ele-
giant that they cannot fail 70 be pleased with
them Valentines Day is en- Monday next il
is time % be preparing The missiTes Of love.
Birth Of Samuel Thomson, the founder
practice, win be celebrated tonight the 9th
inst, at the Botanioo-Meaica College, Beal
street. Addresses win BE- delivered By Pref.
Wm. Hewitt and DIT. " J.. Crook. The pub
DC are invited 70 attena.
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spftial M0tufs.
ron TAN COLLECTOR.

We are autlarirei O. auaouu1e WA H. BnfDGEs a.
candidate Or tie ama O. City raz-csucaas. az De en-
,fns mrrirInsl rirrrIrn. hfg-trs
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We are auflarirei o. larucs JOHN IA BOWEN a.
,anaidaf. hr civ rE csuertas 81 me snsuiHs su
- f.-ra-r.
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VIM. FRYE
ROFF9sHSF
sheriH's sale.

TAvING returned o. me utv can be- found m De
Trr.r. Itls-Hf
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u. =. AL LIN
FOR LOUISVILLE,


ALVIN Ll1Iu Mister
Evgry MuNDAT. a-4 p d.
MOSES MlLELLAN.----..-.--r. M. EEHIs Master
Every THURSDAY. GtaF "a.
sJUIUEENEE-..--.---..-.G e rlrPEErE Mister
Every SATURDAY, af4F.u
CONNECTNG no Ctir1 win che Illinois Cel-ral Eia-
I r1liF az PlIucah wah tfe Us Nail Steamers for
Nashville and an points on the Cmheraut rivar Con-
acct Or Lauivile with ue Z. s. Mall Line strluer-
JACOB sTRADER AND TELEGRAPH 9-3
Gr Cincinnati. and tlarca VIA tfc Lirlc Miuml Railroad
ana IFS connecting lines ai road % alhe Northern and
Eastern cities.
and Easl-
1n-oa-h receipts given fr cotton. Sc. destined Cor
Kew Tork, Fbladephla Boston, Ballmare and loiner
points.
The boats rl iris hoe are IN ane order, snd are msur
passed OR speed cuicrt Eutufcty-
W. G.. PRIEST. Assent.
Maurae street. surh stde between Fr1utRow md Main
Fa1fem
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ArGElE1cy'z New BLOCK.
DIG leave % call and diren The especial aueuucn q
ID Druggists and Physicians Mcrdhants and Planters.
Tra1ernrn and Builfcrs. Famiies and Consumer. and
az athrr perslns. % their large WHOLESALE nRuG
WAREHOUSE, Nu- 2sl and 2s3 Nam street, 20 shicl
they have recently renewed
an buyers. Dc urT lar-o ~ small, viii hnd their in
teres alvrnced BY calling az fhe Mzmmah Drag Store,
fr Ihcir supplies. 81 w IRE drtrrrined to furnish good.
b. fas Trade al very small adrau0e on prime Qst. Our
olrI md ann are r. flruish a bone market ~ at cash
Or ruuc1uai dealers
TIE afrautares of such a hoes in the city q Memphis,
mus Do 20 me utmost importance o. al leliera where
mrr can BE- furnished Constantly via goods q undivided
qunitfr. and at prices which ulfcuTlre win ether ml1-
keis. We earnestly solicit a r1utuuance % trace frar
81 our oi fieuds and clstdmcrs, a. or ncu stand. aud
urrnrrInuatc iucreascfrum oflers, ouumeusurate wlul
our large expansion in All departments 81 cur tuslue6s-
HEAD OF FAMILIES TAkE NOTICE
That we have cited up On apartment ln front exp1esas
Mr their awumeiatrn. whfre thr cheieesf and best ar
uclr ons viii BE- constantly deait out hy ezperirncei
hauis-
Prescriptions, - formerly. c~arefuIiy and skHifuis
o~amnefnfed Do fhis department at 81 huurs-
fas-fiuarly s MANSFIELD co. nruzziss-
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n-5-EE Corner q Atsus and water streets
On BARREIs Ccpperss, P " 90 sale b.
~ au-s H.. p. FARNSWORTH a co.
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Osd lime for .fOpOlcOfS. sf-E0HsGs
and White Rire-s-

KATE FBIsHEE-..---..-- &C McuAN-s Msslsr.
A-G FoLEEE. Cl.lE
TuE United States Mul Steamer KATE H.
II FHISBEE hlvlngns m1I contrast Er A
Toe next Sour years. she win leave Mempha
every MONDAY and EsnAI lt Q FculEr D. ST. POSI-
lively and Aaplionu every TUESDAY, and friday o.
1Uc1ckP D.. Urrl-l usEar Oh ODD regular p1lufs. a.
regular rates. Captain u-uanas win give bis mdlridei
lrrauu11 % che wants Of lau lrutl uru Che line For
relrtf 1r uass1-e -FuivH OH board, r- r1
mOMAs IT, WILLIAMS D AE7uts-
acf6m 50. 3H1uurdaEow
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FEED STORE,
No. { Exchange Buildings.
EOl. REM.

CONSTANTLY on hand and fr sale stmoderafe rrices
y Or cash emily, d fun ant well selected stock Of Hay
Corn. Oats. Bran. Nc-
IsI9-Im ELLIOTT x ATWOOD.
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THE DRESDEN GALLERY.
WoRLD-NoTFD ONE

THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND
and their Times. By Fraucis Launocloff. Ea1.1 vl
pmt su with very me portraits Of the Queens ia
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SurERloR BoURBoS Nineteen barrels
q John Raine whisky in store and Tor sale BY
". JAS. JOHNSON, No. 2s2 Main st.
ianIS-Im
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BY Mar C1Eden Clarke, author Of Complete Shaks
reare Cduorrdan-e." Che .Girihoad cf Shakncare'i
Heroines 6c. illustrated with n u he nuest steel
plate cnersrinEs. executed In the highest style of art
vol. imperial evu-. eezauHT bound On the richest ruEey
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~ z. rLrusrrR.r w. r-unHfuGr.w g. ANDERSON
H-HraGr. Tenn. MamrfHa Mrnrfm
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Bound in cloth extra. hfvellrd anil penuneI moro
gilt and ualrruour antique.
The Leaflets 81 Memory the Box % Beauty; he o
eufal Annual; the Keepsake; Ladies Souvenir Thee
Of Che seassu-
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GOAL, COAL.
10000 BARRELS
Pure Pittsburgh Coal
At 30 Cents per Barrel

Just received and for sale ioE By
WarT On
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u ines
SSemOVaI.

DaANpEs WIurE Lquuu auf seearsi HaisinE
ID Aur susar Cofse. &c-i Iust received. a.
j. r. A. co.'s.
hall Wn- 4 urnafna A. aaaunnfa IA
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Finely Illustrated. with HeaIlT 1l steel plate eurrHFlrE
Z thick VOL a.. tu the hast mnire antique
HATVECWsS pOFMc
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WANTED IxNEDIArELY-An A No. 1 Cook.
Also two nice rooms, for families for boarding.
Apply to the " Woodruff House." Poplar street,
between second and nird. fe2-1w
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or. American SCieiy IN The DAYS ~ B'
n. W. GrisWald. A new enlarged and revised edition
with additional Portraits and Memoirs. Emhenishet
with Is puriraits ~ distinguished wemen. , vol. impe.
IA so. u--.--- an---u.. y m----. nL--.
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We take pleasure m rcorumaudins this medicine As a
preventive fr FrvEn AND AauE- CHILL FEVERs an
an FEvEns ga BILIOUS TYPE. uCper1tcs viii cerd
uiuiT. ant tl1rsuis are viiiug 10 testify o. Us wonder
fUl virtues
Ar WHO USE IT ARE GIVING rHE1a UNANIMOUS
TESTIMONY IN ITS Favor
T-MIN WArEn Is ruE MOUTH VIII IHE "
uIG0nAroR, AND swallow BOTH ~r0GErHER-
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A new edition. revised By the Autbor-uoro-r5 tx
OUARTDC.
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8tgular 9athrts,
MEMPHIS AXDNEW ORLEANS
E
L. :. MAIL LINE.
Regular View oTleans Packets

q A ~
aed JOHN SIMONDS... Capt J. p SMITH
g9 lNGOMAR---- -..--. $500 Capt B. PAEf8.
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THE ~sTRATFORD GALLERY

Hsrmiaent Artist. ani bound IN a great variety
and attractive STYLES.
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Nofice.

Inventor sui pr1rrIci1r. t9 WalEeF street. s. r
70 Morchcaf Magnetic Plaster 4 4Ed by ai pfu--
Eifs rn every arr. town. af village ~ u- Omitted States.
l--faIrwa-w -Hr
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sound On cloth extra, hevelrd and pencilied. maro1e a.
uque AMI full guilt
American Laudsere Auuuai-Frfal Eeerssfe.
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Sun6riPS.

TCSr received anf Or sale at reasonable rate at No-I
j E1ch1uEe HEiifues, I.10o b. shels extra No. . SEED
nar rrrn-rmT F.Tr0TT A nTTWnUn /
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The Mammoth.


We have barely space to refer the reader to
that long but rather thin spread Advertisement
of Messrs MERRILL g. BARRON. BY the looks
of their immense piles Of bales, barrels, boxes
and hogsheads round their door one would
conclude that they design having all the trade
Of North Iowa. FRASER says their goods shave
only commenced to come" BY the way, Fra.
ser and Thad. have become such adopts in the
aale of goods that Barron is growing jealous
of them, particularly in that direction where
jealousy hurts the heart of a bachelOr-the
ladies UM trade with the best looking and
smoothest talking salesman
We have looked hastily over this new stock
and pronounce it greater exhibition Of beau
tiful and substantial goods than we ever saw
on the Mississippi, and we expect the rush to
see them will be go great that an additional po
lice force will be required to preserve order
Ladies will be careful not to buy any of those
beautiful cashmere pants by mistake, and
Gents will be equally cautious how they med
die with the new style of crinoline!
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

L>EMALE Irregularities weakness, uterine displace-
ments and all local uterine difficulties and consti-
tutional troubles OF women entirely cured by the
GREFRNBERa MAR.HALL's UTRRINs CATHoLIcON.
In thi connection, Miss Beecler sister OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecrr, in letters to the people page 1923,
says: ~ have nine Il tiers AVID s>terin-lay and II
female cou ins, all married, and all delicate and ang
Amid the immense circle of my friends and acquain.
tances cannot recall ten married iadies born IN this
century and country, who are perfectly healthy. In
however, where the Greienberg Catholicon has
bsen used say that health has taken the place
OF dieae, and ladies have become robust strong vi
gorous and healthy.
Alrs. Giea on, Elmira, says s!Beauiful indeed j.
the confding trusting nature OF woman. hat how
much doe 1t need to be Froterted by watchfulness
that will lead her in time OF diea,e, to appeal {" med
ical adv of scientific education, moral worth and
purity of character All these may be secured by ad-
dressing the Grcfcnberg Company.
II gives me great plea ure to certify to the
curative action of the Greienberg Marshalr Uterine
Catholcon in all OF female disease and to the
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
ment Of the Grateuberg Company.
IT. LAMBERT, NJ. NJ,
Auburn Four Corner, Penn.
am q Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health of women have
God however, that have all these diseases give
way to the Grefenberg Marshalls Cathocon wherever
1t has been used. lev. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Mich.
cannot md words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser Of the Grafenberg Company, whose
prescription Of their Cahoicon, together with his able
and kind advice the under Heaven, Of res
the failure ofth best physicians in the country
afford me any relief. KATE H. HAMILTON,
Wilmington, Del.
See Advertisement in another column. 34y1
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Weather, Markets. &c.

Weather, Markets, SC.
In our haste to get off to Chicago this tues.
day. morning, we are compelled to make but
few remarks. The weather is very fine, quite
warm for the season, and favorable to that Tor
ton Of the corn which is not injured by frost.
The river is getting very low.
Two or three meetings have been held du.
ring the week, to consider the Ferry ques ton !;
several good speeches were made and some or.
der was passed by the last m Getting, but as the
excitement is dying out the subject is ceasing
to be agitated All Of our Grain shippers and
some Of our merchants are making arrange
ments to ship produce and goods by other lines
than the NJ. & NJ. Road. Some shipments Of
wheat have been made to st. Louis. These
are the best arguments to be offered to our R.
X. neighbors If she strikes at our interest We
must strike at hers. The doctrine that the
Iowa farmer cares nothing for the prosperity Of
McGaEGoR is not sound, because the farmer is
as much interested in seeing large CONNER
cial point built uo here as we are in building it.
Whatever Injuries the trader, the merchant or
the mechanic, results in injury to the farmer
A healthy business growth to village or city
is very salutary to the surrounding country
ruin to dealers Of any kind operating as bar
to future trade with the agriculturist. II the
west side of the river, both town and County,
has the advantage because of that river, we do
not want large monopoly to rub that advan-
tage out by rendering the use of Steamboats,.
storehouses, and warehouses, to whoever will
run or occupy them. As well might the Coun.
ty of Clayton build a FIGURING Mill, q Store
and Bank, at the County Seat, and owe rshad-
ow individual dealers entirely, on the plea that
the citizens at large would be benefited:
Wheat is worth So to 60. Oats l6 to %. A
large amount has been sold here since w ednes.
day last, principally at So to So.
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d. ED.

At McGrcgor, on Wednesday. Sept. stb, RANDOLPH
A., son OF W. 7. and Jane Latham, aged about 6
years.
The circumstances attending this death are of an
unusually melancholy character. Little Randolph
was drowned Is supposed by falling off the Ferry
Dock into the river. During Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday till towards evening, parties drag
ging and examining the river in every direction, the
parents in the time distracted with suspense
which was more terrible than the reality After al.
hope Of his recovery had been abandoned by Others
the unhappy father determined to make one more
search and in the second east of his grapne the body
of his little son came up to The boat!
The bereayed parents have the unfegned tympathies
II the public,
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because they are bad men, and it has been our
good fortune to be Endorsed in this course by
hosts of friends and acres Of newspapers Of
both political parties. s
Without experience in the business, we com.
menced Oct. 7, 1856, to publish the NORM
Iowa TINES. 1t was told US that the paper
must be Republican to suit this countryside
reply WAS that such a thing was impossible
Then neutrality" wastuggcstcd; this was
equally impossible in practice, because lie who
thinks must have opinions, and he cannot fail
to express them. The Times was launched as
Democratic journal pledged to fair discus
sion Of political issues, an absence Of personal
tiles and vituperative slang, devotion to the
interests Of Northern Iowa, and respectful
treatment Of the persons and opinions Of those
who are opposed to us. THAT PLEDGE
HAS BEEN REDEEMED and the Times,
to-day, can look its oldest subscriber in the face
once week and appeal to his candor in con-
6rination Of this fact. 1t is read now each
week by not less than sir thousand persons, but
because it has been kindly welcomed and gen.
cr0lIy palu LOT ny 10, UdIly ISIcuueS 10 "Ah
not become the sewer for any man Of any party
to pour his malcvolcncc upon personal or po-
litical foe. II the principles of manhood did
not, there is question Of policy which would
forbid descent to this course. We have seen
plenty eff newspapers that contained little else
than the weakest slang, living by begging DO.
nasses, ievying black mail, relying on pot-house
patronage, guided aud bosscd by c'iqucs, and
finally expiring in the midst Of plenty, simply
because their conductors sold their independ.
encc to party leaders, and permitted their sheets
to reflect anything which promised to assist
them TO places of trust which they were not
capable Of filling. This paper. VIC are proud
to say. was not established that its proprietor
might beg or be sold We declined bonus a
the start, and relying upon the public spirit Of
the country, the paper has been promptly issued
well sustained, and independently conducted
1t will continue to be so conducted while in it,
present hands, and no amount of provocatiou
can drive or draw US from that self-respcci
which should characterize the conductor of q
public journal. &" -s
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Corrections.
EiBoGck of the Garvillo Journal says "no
wonder the Editor of the McGregor Times
thinks SO much of the ladies, as we are told he
receives many presents from them"
Now 10. the fact that we are often remember.
ed in this way by our lady friends is true enough
but the insinuation that our '.think much" Of
them is of SO selfish character that it depends
on the presents, is too bad entircly-besides it
is uncomplimentary to the ladies and nobody
but bachelor would have said 60. Goods
last, best gift to man" is entitled to Editorial
homage by beauty and merit and not by brides!
Eiboeck also says, in allusion te our scolding
about teams being lett united in the street that
''there are no posts in McGregor to tie to-
Wrong again, 10! There are fence posts
lamp-posts. sign posts, post.the books and one
Office SO identified With posts that it is called
the Post Office:
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MAKING ARAIsE.-Lampson and Williams &
Harvey have raised on their goods about-thres
feet though they sell them as low a. ever
Both their stocks suffered by high water last
spring and they seem resolved that the rive,
shall not reach them another Spring. The
inequalities of our sidewalks continues to
improve the resemblance between our place
and Chicago!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES! LADIES Are you afflicted with Nervous
ness Dyspepsia want of energy, Weakness Dizziness,
or sick Headachce. Read the following:-
Germantown, Pa. March %, 1857.
I DR. G. NJ Jackson Sir 1T affords great plea.
in speaking word for your most excellent Ger
man Bttcrs.
he,hg Fsr-uauea ps Irend: anout tnEee mon'hs
STA, gdness i'm the head loss of appetite, general d
bility, &c, purchased bottle, and finding much
relief IT, tried second and third bottle with the
same beneficial results as the former ones. l have
tried almost every medicine. but none gave me 80
much relief herman Btters and in justice to
yourself and for the good of persons afflicted with the
above complaints, take this plan of recommending
them to all.
HANNAH WUNnER,
Wife Of Alderman Wunder Main st Rite. house
These Bitters are prepared by Dr. 4. NJ Jackson
AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, and are sold by
in the q. s., Canadas, West Indias and South Ameri
ca ut IS cents per bottle BE aud get Hoo fand
German Bitkers. l52w2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-14

NEW GooDs.-Hobart, Terry, Ellsworth
Merrill & Barron, Allen & Southmayd, Brad
ley & Co., Strouse, and several others. are il
receipt Of New Goods. There will be an abund
ant supply Of Goods here for the Fall and Win
ter trade. Strouse & Rowe will open in Ev
ans Brick, next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-14

IL II. R.
These initials in the case now before US refer
to Rail Road Revival Of the Dubuque e.
Pacific. The papers along the line of it are
joyously chronicling every move Of the Direc.
tors, Superintendents and Constructors and it
seems to be fixed fact that the work has be-
gun.
We are indulging the hope that we can
''blow a little up this way ere long in the same
line Of Improvement. There are influences at
work here which we suppose will set the SHOW.
els and the carts at work on the McGregor g.
Mo. Railway before very long.