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PERSa. N.1L IND POLITICAL.

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,l.-l tiru. Iw5tGs, who for ten lass las At Tia
p.,.t, Of teatt4, il sc much Lettsr 1Lst lie s1 up
nearly tic whole day.
A fight il Imminent between the Hon Gar
ret Davis and Mr- Sims, the Democratic candi-
date .or Congress in the Lexington (Ky.) Dis
trict, the latter having called the former liar
and 4 scoundrel
Among the passengers from Boston in the
America last wednesday, were the Hon. Robert
c. Winthrop and Prof. Agassiz, with their fanl-
lies. Mr.. Choa'e was not we'll enough to ieavc
hume.
The lion. SherrarI Clemens, who has so
long been suffering frou, the consequences Of
bis duel with young Wise. was hurried on the
sth inst, to Mrs. c. Z. Groves, at her plantation
in Madison Purish, Louisiana.
The Mobile R.1ister {Mr. Forsyth's papcr)
gives ut.craucc to this friendly expression -
:" Our venerable Chief Magistrate lovcs nothing
SO well as 10 smile and smile and be -
President Of the United Statcs'
- Almost atl tue arms and uniforms collected
Oh the field Of battle at Sontebello are to b.
brought TO Paris Several of them arc destined
tn 1loracv Fernct, who has already received the
imperial commands to paint the second battle Of
Nontcbc!lo for tho galleries Of Versailles.
The Worcester Spy publishes extracts from
i letter from the Hon. Charles Sumner, dated
Paris, May 81, in which be says:
At last, feel happy in health, which, if not
entirely assured, yet is such Us to allow me to
walk naturally, uuconsciuusly, and without
pain. unless wien l strike into my old gait,
which, you may remember, was always the fast
est uf The fastest. l hope lave not lost this
80 that canno! ret it buck again. One must
Aavc been Tor llree years IN invalid 10 know
the happiness iu my new found strength"
Mr.. 1guaz kohsch, a young gentleman of Mon
tesideo, is astonishing the rarsians by bis skill
i'll chess. Not equal to Morphy, hc beats Harr-
witz and Arnous de Rivirre with ease. Report
has it that he is about to visit the United States,
for the purpose Of matching himself with the
american Champion.
jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, who holds the
rank Of Captain ia the Chasseurs d'Afriquc in
1Lc French Army, is mentioned as having dis
tingulslIed hinself in the recent battle Of Mon
1cbello. He l'as been placed in post Of danger
since tic occupation Of ltulv by the French, ill.,
'rnti"nas as is supposed, since be is not re-
yardcd with favor by the Emperor. lie is the
grandson uf old Prince Jerome By his American
marriage viii, Miss Patterson, and his mother
w:s Miss Williams Of Baltimore.
-.]euny Lind recently gave charity concert
in Loudcn, which was not advertised. and only
tue a,i>tocracy we're admitted by special invita-.
tion. The receipts were &C ,fr,n. She was in full!
h, :I,,1, and san" with al fcr old nawer
-The rec:n, election in New 0rlcaus wen,
of without much fighting. aud showed an Amer;
can ,ri,,mnl,-,hr yote fir Sam" hc;n- : 1c7 IN
l,:97 for the Other fellow.
The Missouri Senate is holding All Extra
Session for the ,,u,1,osc Of try;ua indie Albert
Jackson, Of the Fifteenth, Judicial Circuit. jm-
peacI..d l,y ,h,. House of Representatives far a'
, 1859-06-22

{Fr1st lsti.ult Gift
Another murdrT lIn> been atided to tile all.
nails IT crime III this county, Tue circumstances
III which, ~ VIZ learn ,firin. are US follows: !:
Dauicl aud James Mahar, two brothers living
nrar Buck Creek, atous eight miles n'1th Of lie
city, canlc to town Oh Saturday last, nnd iinbhc
pretty freely at some one Of tl.c NUMEROUS
liquor holes We have on nearly ever; street, ai:l
'oward night went home 1narFc1inG on the wa..
As they ucared home they becalne friendly usain
and Daniel stopped ut james house to supper
Willie there, Janlea in lis drunken tit Lr.al. r.
chastisc ono Of his children, in which Daniel
nterfcFed, aud another altercatiun ;lru,e, which
was soou quictcd with thr Understanding tllat
the two would meet Eext morning and tight it
.ui. Upon this Daniel started for ltn.nc ..bpa:
lark. but after advancing few s:rl'>. he tut"ct!
ound aud made spme rrtllurk that bruu.ht.j..,
ut after him with pitchtork handle i'll lis
hands. Daniel nbtuncd from the fcncr, lis H..
t,as>td out. riece Of rail, aud t!!c two cnenl's
erred each other with rather Formidable. wca,-
ms, that of james tring tr strongest and ii'>1
..sily handled. Tlc result nj the encounter
vas. that Danirl, after breaking the ~ell,"u "l
MS antagonist struck him blow upon the head
HnHi resulted in his dealt, about 1;rc o'tsck
ext morning. Coroner McArthur ilrlI III, in
Iut>t next dag, remarkable frature nf which
'as Il refusal ii frs. Of Il isorl"n If the jur,
onposcd of the nriGhbors ot tic parties. to
sign the verdict if it WAS TO lc taken :.s cri
ivnce of the guilt Of tie homicide Tie
1.-The persons also cndeaynrrd to secrct.'
lin froT. the officers who went to arrest
lin. He was however. SECURED bv Dcpu'y
Sheriff Hall and tho Cornner on Suuday nj .lt ,
while hc was pas>ing from one house to ano!hc:
preparatory To Isasiug the place. Sr,ia: ;lr.
.lals: he made s"'d use Ct lis legs, wl.,rvupon
'tF. II. bred iwn pistol shots ovcr hi, head ut
lie saue time calling on him to ,tnp or lie would
ave to tire closer rxt time. 1hr appearance.
4 the Coruncr on the otllrr side >surpcl 1hr
nEltlvc and he WIS secured and brought 10 iaii
The Case has been before the grand jury anil
will probably be tried III the present term # tll..
Circuit Court. Tie wtc If The Homicide il dis
racted by the terrible affair. Un Thursday, Il
ltt's utter noun. hearing from d nri.hlnr t!lu,
witnesses had been summoned To hc IT Court ii
me o'clock. size thought that The trial was II
''hnlc IN At that lime, and forthwith she >t,:c,l
1ntn where she was for !l4r city trn foot, l tis
;ancc Of eight miles, with clsilI in her a,GS
.!icr coming auct three lnitns Il fric,li, t:,":-
is took care vi the child. and she caat Ilr. 4,
N i run. making the whole distance in Il lis,lr
over one hour.
|, is >si.l that the murdered man was very
quarre'some. particularly when intoxicated, and
s''tcn %hcn in that stale abu>r.l his family nn,
ncrcifu!ly. These lncIs no doubt account fl.
'he sympathy felt for the frn1ricidc a,noug III,
neighbors.
, 1859-06-22

Our city was full Of Indians yesterday, who
were rejoicing in plump purses" As we have
announced. Cncle Sam recently put the snug
little sum Of $4,000 in specie in the qreechts
c;pients Of such IN agreeable amount, the Dela.
wares concluded to spend holiday III Lcaven-
worth. So in they came mounted on fsisky
ponies, md arrayed in all the daunting styles
peceliar to the redskins.
They stayed in Learsuworth tbs major part Of
.ths day. malin9 some purchases drinking
rast amount Of whisky. and enjoying themselves
- best thsy could.
, 1859-06-22

lfSU3HEN Ol3EOF kH1 7cs&S8 1fVu9 0116 9
says:
1.-The general subject Of conversation in this
city, is discovery which hus just been made
by the wcli-known nrch:cologist, II. Nariette'
lie has found at Thcbes, after long and difficult
researches. the tomb, still intact Of Pharaoh
Amosis. The king is lying in his coffin, com
plctely covered with gold Leaf, ornamented with
great value BY the side Of the king, as was also
Ratchet of gold, ornamen,ed with figures III
lapis luzul. Some years ago, Mr. Aariette had
q similar piece Of good fortune in finding in the
tomb Of Apis, the jewels which now form the
principa! ornament ofthe Egyptian museum oi
the Louvre
, 1859-06-22

srrclE Exron1s.-The exports Of specie from
New York 10 foreign ports for the week ending
the 1lth inst, were s1,s..:, ,e::4-,naking total
since Jan. ], 1852, Of s23,::6!,ess same time in
1855, ell sol ,638; same time in 1857, *ls.0al,-
e97; same time in 1856, tll.lso,ose; same time
in 1856. $ls,sse,s76; sarns time in 1854, tl2,-
ee5,7os; same tins in 1858, $7,0S4,e4e; same
timein 1852, tlo,sls,eso.
, 1859-06-22

4 Flcur BETWEEN THE Cn1vALRr.-At the
University OF Virginia, On the Sd inst, Mr..
Arlington. Of Alabama, and Sir. Baker, Of Ken.
t,,cky, we're competitors for the Columbian
medal. Mr.. Arlington wen. Mr. Bentley. oi
Kentucky, being i warm supporter Of Mr..
Baker, contcnded that Arlington had not got
the medal justly or meritoriously. Exceptions
BY Mr. Gachet, of Ala. d friend of Arlington
whcreupon Bentley cnllared him and struck
him witt. his fist. Gachet Immediately drew j
pistol and fired, the ball entering the right
breast. in the region Of the heart. The wound.
ed man was expected TO die.
, 1859-06-22

-f''te '1-~''
iule,tsts sui tie iu1ere.,4 ot III. St.,s 1t J,wl
The Frost Panic SubstdtnE.
TIE frosted wheat panic in Ohio, is RAPIDLY
s.b.idinc Fnr1ner. find 3h,t ,t,er txcrr more
..scarcd linn hun !" Thousant]s of rncu rushed
into the town. md boucht aour nj exorbitaut
prices. supnos,nv 1hat they sa,y eauut famine
staring them in the facc. Ru, after fortnight
mas passed the damage Is iouha 10 oe 1'r iess
than was supposed, and hundreds of wheat
6.,a, .a,,,,,. a,e,.,-,d ,.;,, ,,;,J,
".''' 6'eo " - '''1
lair cFop OF good plump "hens'
4 correspondent Of the Cleveland heater
1rr;tos fnon Mansfield lime 1.th. Z, follows:
-, ,u.rx,;,,. c,r IL, ,,,+ ,,,r., a,rr
Hu' 80" - n;shtsad ~ A. s,t"r,, ,nd
~ ttle eo"n. ~ 1I. j., ~, ,an,;m1 - h..,,
Auo" ~ 80. ;rforn,,,;o, l..,.: sIrr
etop, s ,,.r,,sns nv t,Ids in d;tirren, Sec
4f ~ aaa,t;as r hs.a M, ..cn . sinrl,.
,ons u sose s ,3,' .i AS .nS mi vn~ 1rnn, e.
T,ns1-1 !, stand. firm and rryri and looks lrirht
n,,d ,.frr.t I,nou c|os. examination. l found
In Ett1a ;nc;n;ent kernel sound and healthy.
Que farmer told me thut hs wl,en, WAS Ill killed,
hand, he had just been TO Town and purchased
ten barrels ot n"ur IN anticipation o' ,a:1i1tt;
asked him TO accoinpH1ly 'It 10 tht 1ie'd :s !
wanted 10 sec some "f,e'H 1l'a' "as 'r'st ia"r1s
lie did So wheu 10 - MIS- slluwn as l4ah'l""i''e
piece Of WHEAT ss l'avc seen tins x.Hr, every
blade atAsu'hs efcct anu oF'sht' hc lA'tnel
undertook to show me- that tue LITTLE whea'
kerne} was more dry than II should DC Ill Etc
:rafs, aud had been told that II Tie kcfi!ei d'a
not show milky moisture when sqaerzen. 'ne't
II was killed! such arc thc sad'ca'ous STORIES
af1oat nt'aohg inc 1arHe's' a"u 20 s'eat ~ '''e
panic that they dont use common sense III
lnFcSIlEalItE IL 5tE h4StAeA %n1AA N'HPs 0''
, 1859-06-22

:D-The Washington SF7tts, which, By tue
way, is the livclicst paper i'll that city, an.
nounces that on the lst Of September next it
will enlarge its shec, aud assume the name Of
't7Ae Stats and The Ehicn."
, 1859-06-22

the capital will be found to do it unlels, by join
ing common enemy, these cities succeed in
establishing Il p'ln';u uiiHc f4tsl 10 i,..lr CIV.
lule7tAts sui tli- iutere.,s Ct III: State 1t Iowa
, 1859-06-22

~ That lires journal, the National lntflG-
gtncsr, is now publishing the debate in the
Senate on the acquisition Of Cuba, which come
off last February.
, 1859-06-22

UEAD LETTERS AMI SrAArs.-The Post Office
Department, with u view Of responding to ! re-
solution Of Congress, pissed March 9Th, 1o59,
asking information to what legislation, it any
is necessary To reduce the number Of dead let
tcrs, hare prepared circular calling the atten-
tion of Po>t1lastcr$ to the subject. Want Of
pro{,rr directions to letters, and the failure on
ti.e part Of persons to whom letters are address,
I'd to call ft'r them, account for the major por'
tiun Of letters which are transmitted to the dead-
letter office but the department, fearful lest
some neglect on the part OF officials charged
viii. thc delivery may add ~ The number If
letters rcn,ainin. Oh hand. direct Fostmastcrs
tn he especially vigiiant that no letters escape
delivery tor want 0fthc most minute attention.
The practice Of separating thu advertised letters
from those in the general delivery, and rcqulr
illg s,,ccial inquiry to be made fur them, is
di>ceuntcnanced. The necessities Of tile public
are deemed Of far more impprtanc. than the
convenience Of officers appointed to serve tue
public, and no labor required to insure 4 ius
and sure delivery Of letters is tn be deemed un-
necessary. The department. also, invite sug-
gcstions from Posin,asters in relations TO the
disposal Of dead letters, rs well as to their re-
ductio1,- In the game circular Postmastcrs are
Informed that hereafter packages containing
stu.nps and stamped envelopes will be register
cd ut New York or Philadelphia aud sent either
direct or via the distributing office from which
the receiviag post Office usuulfy receives its mail
from those places. No registration fee attaches
to such packages.
, 1859-06-22

The Rev. Mr.. Richmond. Of Milwaukee, gave
notice i'll his church last Sunday that the con-
yention Of the Iio ~ese would meet at Fond du
Lac on the 9Th, and invited all wl.c ;ad any
charges to bring against him to lay them before
the Bishop and Preshyters Ut tnat lime. He
then dctirl them as follows:
Il challenge aud defy the malcontents, who
are moved only by Satan, to the trial. Let thenl
face me in the Convention If they dare, md l
will rip up the fnut character uf their runners,
show uI, the corruption bonds uud the plots,
tl,e bank-note sliavinys and the other abomtna.
1ions, which YOU know. Let me be put on my
defence. 4 fhty .iurt. In the name Of God-in
the majesty Of unsuled innocence-in the
purity of ily motives. actious and lle-in the
faith Of the Lord Jcsus-in the boldness uf the
martyr Sterhen-in the alulightiness Of truth
in the might of inanhood-ln the unblemished
robes Of nay prics,hood-in the grace and glory
which :, loving heart confcrs upon all that
approaches it-in the strength OF a youth
renewed, and in tht 1'hysi.ul po.etr of body
tompart # mnsrits, mortal, jut like iron ant
sfet1--in the lightning Of my tongue, and with
the thurtieys Of tl,e gospel Of God-witI tic
law from Sinai, aud with grace and truth from
Sinn-in thc name Of the Church, and before
the awful future Of the day Of iudgnent-iu the
rros;,rct If the hour If dtatil-in the cuntcmp,
uf this ponr world, and in tue brightness Of the
coming state-~i'h Faith and Hope for my
wings. aud Charity to bear nc 10 tile bosom OF
Gnd-in thu power Ut the Father, WIN STILL ever,
lis Of old, i.rcscrycs his faithful c'drcn-by tho
blood uf tile Sun, who lives his uDtinchtng
soldiers. anu by thy MD aud comfort and light
o Iniwelng Spirt-l defy them."
, 1859-06-22
educational.
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y: e 1T I'd iss & sSs:s 4 ,!s
Is Il a.i~a .oas aaa i 3 g. sIs h;
Hy@o of workmanship md In ane arc1teeiu1 tastr '""
III F:;sass sss L = ,4ssa
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K,c.ea. Laniy lsa;: i<'-n, ien::n gm can n
3E,y ~: fat Ktsta:"as, iaiatn Ma::. % U1anenta
.Ep:s'ee aac Rim In .La f*.t Isss11a .tu;;.
a .i s s; sr sssa' s" t. as s1's'tS sgn '.:r r M
couE>zs or STUDY.
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~ eess1 " setate ,l c.,ss ts.
afs ;,F"s:i4 " e'h .4lie. and gentlemen There i
- t5srea*ls = tas:a t5s'{ SSsi s< saa a,. e.:
thorough :. st Il u H. H., l. =. S1saa,s -,
Vi 49,! Rs7s!s!:a Aseet Hard H.
A1a,'my Physiology aca yEesr. Lestusrs "a x1iey!.
~ 4 tic 1:oa. y: selc;!: M ssrrey ~ ~n''
rs aoesxs M tAseEAs4s ~. taught ly p<r-ons Who
IT. sss "a aays
I'll. .norsh sou,,e l. a'anxs! n hs charge u
pe,* w. l.aE4ss AID 0ns44zsTAls .re ID TIC aan,..
in department it /. oar purpose to 1.ahh ,h,,ouh
is1ra.c' Aid II ''; '1 raA. ,4< 1.s<e.y As
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s;n'.tE; ,i aac.s 81 ;hs T r;1atSa! Savi 6. e.
- ios II pES;SIis I: II H HACKNEY President,
l:t". LxS1 Jksts see'vsay. iei%4md3:s
ROY'S HIGH SCHOOL.-The
- Es1;.sqn s VII! c"n.mvace MONDAY April leh, ls.o,
=: =; :; sAM lA!< \ ~ ~;' eunnue 10 receive cniy
;:ss'.st aa e ~,>hes apply ulis., us :.
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, 1859-06-22

HosTGTrEE'a STOMACH RrTTERa
s~'d by BoILEs. SMITH / CO.. IL La. .t1ea,
HosTETTEiR's STOMACH. BIYTERs.
sola By E. 7. WATKINS i CO.. - stz,s ...se.,
EoSTETTER's sToMAC4 BIrTERs.
Sold by J.u. REED CO, II. L.: :u3 .-.a .a,xt.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BlT7E2s.
see By HAVEN. FAEHE- + Co., :, Water s,,.c,.
HosFETTER'5 sToMAcHB1GTnas,
ss:de SARGENT usLEY, liz Lac ,,,xs,.
Ho5tR7T1R's STOMACH B11TERs.
Sold ~ J. IS, FULLER i CO.. :: w.tx. s,,e.
RosTEriER's sT<;MACH FITTER.
ss!asy BocEEE. INNS i CO.. s. w.t.,sxtx,.
aosTETTER'S STOMACH. BFrrER..
soAi by L. READ / co, >, Lax. sr.ss
RosT6TTER's STOMACH BUFFERS.
Sold dsyo.F.yuLLEE4c
HosTE1TTEF:'S MACHBwTrRe
Have, To- te!r FEc anl ot.: Medical E.rtA eecome ..
Celebrated ALL pIur ,!as ua:Ec!2!e1 rassie4 he,, sd
ss wEte have euuns:et e. t-l SKI sy.y art 10 ,rr
vsattees1;!on ~e rcfer rr tu t.r s;a t7.. H..
lie genuine article VI Tic pr 7rit,.rs
lloatetter & Smith.
iA'es.'em PITTSBURGH Pa
, 1859-06-22


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RRY-ANT { STI,ATTONS
~ CHAIN or
Mercantile CO{le~cs

I+eaet II fhieasn New lerk. Philadelphia Aita,v Eff
tao C!svelAud and ltntt SeAnla>t! ,pd th,s, The
~ si,s Aa,n cors.!'t'.:on II yaas STATIONS Mrr,an.
LIE to.ter aIli " Les CounelylI co.le,:r" cuw + =.
:E'sd = ns tnsn''"n. n! The na.r ac s,yief my.
All. BELL SfGArTbN. iHghy V. Hell. jutut ~
ffe"t as1 Assxsat! Fainr.il nf L.t1n college. CirCu
~ aaa G1sarae :. tty i..ke, furnished ksatu.tou4y
1a::-'!ly EKt ANT, BELL sTI:ArToS.
, 1859-06-22

val " III f't1t l4uTuItAH1 CEua*lHE,
and 1ae r.nI;,Ats Eu;lnin, East aud West wih
take to Northern cite. tue immense trade
which should fHlloM tho course of our majestic
rlycr.'
Here we have The object and end boldly AVON
ed and more selfish one could mt have been
announced. and VIC call upon the people If
Iowa to examine tho above. and ask themselves
lie qucston. whether their trade and commerce
Last is to be Gu. uA, OF such lax lrvicd upou
it by the expense AID cos, Of tcrryage, deluys,
DC, as would compel it 10 60 to St. Louis
whether they desire IT or not. On every ton ot
freight, c.!cr Of products to sell. OF impor,a-
tons to use, over Que dollar is added to it by
this ta1, which is now nearly all saved to the
people Of Iowa by the construction Of bridges.
Is then the Mississippi. for all time to come, to
tc free from bridges, and the people Of Iowa
deprived Of choice Of markets? Let this tc
understood as the public sentiment Of Iowa.
And her people may rest assured that the yari-
GUS lines Of railroad now pointing to her in-
tcrior, 50 Indispensable to her prosperity and
development, aud the construction Of which her
citizens SO greatly need md DESIRE will continue
to lnug"iss.-1he incentive 10 Eastern aid, yi7,
IN unbroken line Of communication from tic
Eastern TO their extreme Western tcruaiui, 50
that they may afford the greatest possible facil-
tiles, ind thus bc enabled to command the updi-
rided trade Of tue regions through whic', tl,cy,
pass, will be removed and this result must fol-
low such action as was t.-kcn By the Grund
Jury ut K:oluk, npersislently followed up. Kce.
kuk, Burlington and Dubuque may imagine tha,
, 1859-06-22

TO RID Y0CR House or BED BrCS
TO Rid Y0CR House OF BED BCCS
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
Use Butchers Dead Shot.
THE BEST BEG POISON IN USE
THE BEST BUG POISON IN USE.
AGENCY Ar
AGENCY At
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
1871 Lake Street.
l2~l Lake Street.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-29
HEALTH OF AMERICAN. WOMEN.

LNEMALE irregularities, weakness, uterine di.place
ments and all local uterine difficulties a4d consti
tutional troubles Of women entirely cured by the
GRKFsEDER0 MARsHALL's CTEkINE CArnoLlcoN.
In this connection, Miss Beecher sister Of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher In letters to the people, page 120
female cousins all married, and all delicate and siling
Amid the immense circle Of my friends aud acQuain
tances cannot recall ten married ladies' born in this
century and country, who are perfectly heaithy In
however, where the GrafenbeTR Catholicon has
been say that health has taken the place
Of disease, and ladies have become robust stroug VI
the confding. trusting nature of woman, but how
much does II need to be protected by watchfu lness
that will lead her. In time Of disease appeal to med
ical adviser of scientific education, moral worth and
purity of character All these may be secured BY ad-
dressing the Grsefenbag Company.
gives mo great pleasure to certify to the invariablc
Cathoicon in all cases OF female disease and to the
skill and high moral character Of the medical depart
ment Of the 0fscfeuberg Company
J.p. LAMBERT, n. NJ,
Auburn Four Corners Tenn.
arm o 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 Grefenterg Marsbss Catholicon wherever
II mas been used. LEV. PETER SHARP,
Ridgeway, Mich.
cannot md words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser of the GrDfeBbegg Company, whose
and kind advice the under Heaven, of res
torng me to entire health after years of misery, and
the failure of the best physicians in the country to
ahord mo any relief KATE II. HAMILTON,
- Wilmington, DEL
See Advertisement in another column. 34yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-29

VK7HEREAS on the first dly Of Jane, A. D.
w 1858, n. II Sherman, A. J. Shesman, J. =.
Wilson and 8. Z. wilson, executed unto Charles u.
Fargo Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust conveying
to said Trustee the following described property To-
wit Lot No. four ~, In Block No. three (3l "a
known and desigL ated on the Recorded Plat OF the
town of McGregor, on which Il situated . building
known - the "kew York 6tose," together With the
rights and privileges to the same bslonging which
said conveyance was made by said ~. N. sherman,
A. r. Shermsn, J. 8. Wilson aud =. +. WIlsou, IT
the psspose al occurring the payment Of Two oestan
promisory Notes aud the interest thereon signed By
Sherman Wikon, and dated June 1st, 1855. Ono Of
ead notes being Tor the sum Of six hundred and Our
dollars, payable year ate date, with iutess At
The rate Of ten pr cent PSF sanum and the other for
the su OF eight hundd dollass, pay able two years
aer date With interest," - the rate Of ten per csut
per annun payable annually 70 The order o. Fargo
KslogS, at Chisago. *,ss
Now, the above rst described Note Of $780, and In
terest thereon and the casual interest Of said note
Of $780, having booome due and payable and the sad
Sherman Il Wilson having failed 70 pay the sanis l.
Charles II. Fargo, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power that y in
day, the l4th day Of September, a D. 1850, At the
hour of o'clock, In the afternoon or said day In
front Of said premises Main street, ID the Town Of
Mc9regor expose and offer SALE ct public suction,
to the highest bidder for cash. the premises shove de-
scrbed, 10 satisfy and pay the amount dee on saiA
note Of $60 with interest thereon, to the day Of eals
ALSO the Interest for year eaid Oete Of $780,
together with all costs and expenses attending ssd
sale and Of this notice.
Dated this 9th day Of june, ls60w4
CHARLES II. FARGO.