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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. M'KiNNlE,
H1ivv1,SSss purchased the interest OF '. R. Muller
StOUe and IYMeUOre
and 6est assortment Of Stoves sold West Of the
Mississippi among which may DO found the followingE
ELErATED OTE.rS,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR
MALAkoEF, FIRE WITCH.
Euf GkIRp sTkrE YANKEE a R %1sedEs,n
KINGS, and BRILLIANT. q.
Also, the following
SQUIRE OTE.N'S,
AJAX, BLACK DIAMOND
DIAMOND ROCK, MAY FLOWER.
FOREST OAK, ROYAL OAK,
NEW WORLD,
CHALLENGE. STAR OF THE WEST,
A"i MODERN TROY RoS.to"'
And various other Patterns Of
PREMIUM AND HOTEL STOVES
A Large and complete assert
ment of
Boo and PNs'LOs. StOUes,
PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
KETTLES. --a.s..e
And various other articles. We DO all kinds Of
JoB9ING,
EAvETROUGHS PUT UP 49,
ROOFING.
In this line, VIII take great care to put up .
Good tight roof for all who
may apply. ....
200 pounds Of Tallow wanted
I also take, in .r4.
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE OR
Labor. such articles az
Wheat, II II
Flour,
Corn,
Beef,
Pork,
Hides,
Furs
And In fact. eueyskhing q Farmer has to cell
I have gone into the business knowing that time
| are close, but by Esn .--. sars-a-.
SELLING Low,
And attending strictly 70 trade, latter myself tha
~ be s1.e 70 70. biz
the old stand Of Miller Bass store, III Main street.
McGregor, January 2e, ls5syl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !:
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons are for
IN hidden from building cutting timber on or
any other way trespassing any part OF the follow.
ing described tracts Of land, without hrst obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to-wit
On the northwest quarter of northeast quarter Of
section ~ Fractional lots 2 and 4 in fractional
section IS fractional lot In fractional section 20
fractional lots l. in section 20 fractional lots
in fractional section III the first two parcels above
described, being in township 95 north, and the renan
ing three in township 81 north all in range vest Of
the 5th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot I,
section 81 being the northsast quarter the north
east quarter Of section 81 township 95 north range
west Also on fractional lots l. In fractional sec.
ton ~, range in township o5 north. Also north.
west quarter of section 81 In township o5 north range
west. Also undivided half Of one hundred and
sixty acres the south east corner OF tract known
as the BAIL Giard grant.
JAMES McGREaOR, Jr.
McGrsgor, September 18th, 1858 lO2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
Loss OF A WIFE.

Loss OF A WIFE.
messenger in breathless haste,
With hair erected on his head,
Into Conaro's chamber pressed,
And rushed up to the sleepers bed.
The sleeper lay in sweet repose,
The wasted strength Of his life restoring.
Luu'd by the music of his nose,
Which mortals vulgarly call enortng.
The stranger shook him pretty roughly
And tweaked his nose and pulled hts hslx.
Al last CoBaro, rather roughly,
Ask'd ''what tho ID brings you here !"
The messenger In great distress,
At length in broken accSn Is said,
30 u sir, they've sent me here express,
To tell you that your wife is dead"
"Indeed I" the widowed man replied,
Turning upon his other side,
And pulling DER his eyes his cap,
In hopes OF finishing his nap;
'~ro-m morrow, when l awake, you'll ~
How very sorry shall bep' afs-...
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Waarentoser,

30ufmonrS9iter
unb II 7rrtcn bpn Gtgentbum In benbefeu
@0mpa8nten unter bttIteen Debtn8unetn.
NRer WtrIuf rtrb plrftltG a%usEetabit. ,RcEmt md f~
bet bic 9erS@te uRletGr Gpmpdanie an III
Nebr24 IL gp . EnrrpII EaIIe
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5Wsa|AETS A1SxE&4s&. E9A$lSEM, sGsSSSA
-@gEg@
Meme arrangements fir @inpanberer, Die e41
benz 0effeln gu reiien miniden.
Bon teuts, zen 9. Nppsmbsr an, perten bte @tr$cauberSr
dut Der gDrtberr Central G6tCsrtfreet Depot &tisnkarn mil
benz @rpref8ug %befGrbert. Vie 8abr btatet beourA ben 3mnni.
I8ranten eintn erbbereu @prtbetI, ais ireeHt cine
Ianbere Balm, aud IL ie nm "a WletEen tiraer ais iebe anbere
8abn MAD benanntsn glaseu, ais: 1ca
Bttt8bur9, @lepelanb, Detroit, 6prt Napne
Chicago, WilDaufee, @alena, Dubuque, @t
Youl, Bird S8lano, burlington, Soma gitp
mn erbsn tettob bic rit Der N0rtbsrn Central Gabn &C..
tsaf gertpaeu 10 Stunesn fruter ais RE nit Gnoegn BAD
men Weheneen hort stntrshea, aud werbtn WiaI @TntBer bis
IWaecn bdbet Gews6feIt. Ete Balm siets burG brn 4GnEen
5bell Dsn Sbip. 0te eanse @ntfe,nuns rem bier bis @bisdsV
TN 500 Melen Das Gepdd uiro titt 0e3eianet (rparfea} uni
astt It en- Yafa6ieren an bep asntninungSsrt
9ta6 Greltline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, 9nbidR1s
polls, 2cui8pilLe uub CT. Qouis
vst an ebenfcus @afaetere ~befbrbert uno fur t0t StpGd
lei n c mettcre umlatun8sfefsn tereGnet, 2ts paTagIers
ISnnen NIT BEN 3ubr-, cher Abfnbs 10 llbr.3R8 mad aaen
ntnlt nen plakea gebeu, pbne unterweeS dmfgehoIten 81 mer.
bsn. - utdiabrsgHtnstte werben ner,auft In Ger 9ffss 6es
lAeenteu. S0bn U. g amer,
fti4-S @p. 90. 9ens>Gtrest, near g8aters .gearf..
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G3ef0Gftss& erleaar1n.

-&ct way VIZ LuFEtkEt AAtHt
S2nabe, Gdble & 60.
50 babe iDeten bic Gatrtt nnt pen @erFauf inter Der Strsa
WA. KNABE q Co..
duf benz clten 9lass
Sos. l. 8, s NIB z, 9eprb @utom @fraRe.
H eenaber BEN @ataD@ @puFe, Baltimore, Iib., DteSer srsgnst
IEeten Ttrma pGbrenb Der Iesten IS Sabre su Gbetl purS,
ata@t Ser luter;eidnets BEN 9ablttnn be ergebenft @nseias
lSas er lt bern 3pec bes einsn GbetltGbcre, 6rn. 5cnrhG}Gbie
Iburb bcGen &pe bte G%pmp16nte 9sl5f nGrben mar, ben oan.e,
Ibebenteaoen @crratD Ser no@ IaSolenbeter ptanO's. 6Gls nil
Ianberem prdpartrttn NtetefIal tauTtt on F@ gebrabf Sal. q
Iwirb beSbaib bas eSef@Gft tn Dem Giten St9le tn BEN frabe
Iren s. iGGftsIpfdI fDttbetretben unb es I'D 3uc Mufaa6e mo,
den, -as Dtdnp tnmer rtehr tn fetncr 8plen6ua1 aa pasosi
Nmser Tetnen alten WaareabSuftrn aub Der 8abrtF tn gu.
I~tawarGse, ndbe 8Gittmerfs bat Ct stne 1esr1 9Eobe 5abrif til
Subs @utdwfrGge, NIT Ger 8rpnte rad ~&bettfrate estsdGet, IN
relher er cine groGe MnSabt Der ttten Arbstter bai9Gfti9tt.
Sn biser 6abrit Dsrlen 9 IL as.m moo s Tue gsltea 5eaIa &C.
Sp Bic beFerf Observation-Disclosures aug 3pfDr, Geps sJDrI
Iun3 8alti4nsFt ii 9sanDs ensaelteat battst. ST. b d Il
Scr ansiyeafb Bee S~}nfttsts wurbs turs naeStr our5 Sic
Sabuartc, 2%uSfeauus spa @tdntOno, 3D., b%efGtigt, 40 Tim
Gur& bteis beben @tnbliTensnts Ia er in ben Ssanb aefesi
AMitrdss, NIT wai4en er beshrt TIre, naf's @~rOripteal
gGe ia 6iefer Sabti, ssbautsu pianus pabsn sOus ,t,ern,
@a4n,en unb fno IL conftrutrt, ba6 fs Bet auBerorb.ntIthe
DaGerGefttBiett bic Nenbe I bc& GoueS ~5eDaEren un6 ie.
Sem aliulO pibet fepcn. 81
Bianos auf B%eIfeuna9
unb son ieber 5Dl3. unb 81uGrt Net6sa A. tister,.
Die erEete Sgrefalt nirb anf pie Nrtet unb oaf t{s @ns.
ipotI Der @tatsrialien o~etpenbst anb &c fam 6atr fMr iese,
aus e,nem @!abttdensnt berSprge6enhe S}nfsnmfdt be So.
ante dtcrnePmen, bas as cue 9t6enf4ajssn eines autea p&a.
nos be(te,
Ale Snfrumerte aus raeiner 6abrig 1erctn fir ; Syabr,
Ton benz Ea9 beS NerfarfeS an aarantirt.
8e(GnSere Iufnerflamteit mtr6 ant bic Mnspabi sDn S3n.
peige IN einer ssegea Gnfsrnung %perfeubes msr.
ben, Oerrenbet pnb elm 0DrreCbt bes lInrtaufhe5 ~i;,tserEnlb 4
Dtpnatsn Spna 1erfaufstase an, 1irb asfnttet. lolte I'D ~.
.frurnent nt9t %Scufaabte b%efrtabtBen.
ER- @rpbbdnbIer spsrcsn upbltbrn, Bal nas Dpr.y rsten
.t5e tic fly anperwGrtS unieben.
8efdnbfg %ScrrGtbie etnc ItSoabI pcn M elebeeNS
.prr ben beften SnfralaentennaGern 3u $45 bss 5000.
|8&- 8tanB5 70 Erben u m 6 ct o. G.. ous
~ tftbet unh afdt Int M &,
6naEs -. Is,
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s Gtobfiffeme e
Yer8. 1853 q III, Central Mpenme,

" W0ItirnUre, Mb., u
fortwdtrenb S~UtrGtbt9 pnrtr. Gle unb GtoeF, ebtnfE
|eOnbon : 8rpvn . StEnt, BITE tekn SSrtsn, earanttrt es tn
I5afaen %tmpprt;rt. wRtneralwafer tn allen Au9lttafe1, trsi
lSpu {@1blt6en SubRansen. 9egner; WineralrdHer Son.
tdneu, @eneratDrs- Graf d. -g4 fGtuen. NIT ben nerefcn 9er-
6eHeruneen.- AmsriEauif6e 8rCnen-@tcut nnD etttp We tn
lSldfden. NIte unb uere Tldf6en werben eet1uft unb Ser-
iouft. aleiateer @eent tn Baltimore fir SntttlAs Y5ilabtI-
Ip6td Gle. Nlte BiGt 3ufrtebenfelenoen 9e6entanoe reresn
Ilurid dos urb bds Sch wterer %ertfdttet. GOubttCren
bnnen aus Qrten DDnSprOpt tn tbrs 8Onsdrsn eeflat erbelts
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NeidDGfke:Nrpmnugt0

9 as, ba8 btlli9f aller Sthter
nur fir Dieieniseu, weIde f9 bic @asrEgrsn unb n6tt'
gen @prridtun9en On 6 bar1e8+ SuRgbubn Sde cUh
Baltimore unb 5rCntiraBe anl6afen.
Nietaen 8feunren uo Sefnnnten, fpuie Dem 9ubitfum
erIarbe IDS mir BITE ABemertune 3u mG6ea, b1a rfi
tar nur DDH Der reelaen 3ebicaur8 bic l3eos fein fenu meti
ate NrBeiten burdj inGiEf sigener 6aRbe 9eher.
az NepdrGi Hren, lepte ioaatsr Decentralization @Sr6s %
v id Gu ais rneGfrH re3UrGch. |
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Wit Der erten YrInlie i'm WlO. Snftitnf helm

MCI uEE CEtiCN PkuAAse I'LL WtU+ SyILlTItlf belDhu1.
- OOet S Gu.,
E@5@RsffEsssS 6abrifanten BON 6taoel> II
3 i y Iufe1sf0rmi9en Bionos mi
. pclfdnbt9. eiiern. Rdbmen
go. "a GauaOeufrnBe,
s~esenaber bent NattpnaI.sotel, Bait, gES.
gBir nfnGen unfern Grsunbtn, FINITE benz oeebrtsu Wublt.
.futn BITE Musetse, baB wtr tebt TIM SsdnDe nab. Gin yOraiolt.
dec Eager BON pttgeu 9nfruuntnten ansubhten. Dte NDr-
~treHltGfett Der Mrbett, bic gnae bes Zones, unb onosuebmer
.@nia1as, fOwie be du6ere Nnsfottune lafen nt9ts III min.
f6en iibrt8. unb fSnnen wr nit ben Jabrtfatea iraenb etnes
anbern GtabItHemeuts jeher8ett coneurriren.
Mne @tang's taben ppHe efferne SPabmen, unS nerbem unter
unIersr stssneu aufd3t a~nsefertsst, f. ha6 mir pe pOGe Ses
~Friebieur9 unIersr EunDen unS erwerben tSnnen. MuBcrbem
%srwdbnen Dr NIT @~ersndgen, bab mir an legten Oftpbsr
1857 fir uniere Saftrumente be etnSise atebaile e~rptelten,
1pel0e FIR Square @tan0'e ertbetIt wur6e.
sa-Mlte ptenU's perbet 3arIdGsncmmen, reparirt, aus9e.
tauf@t unb geftmmt+
rnnttrt.
go gefeaunsea merben auf's WanftEi&Re Gusesfatrt,
SNnt111I. 0OeS II. GO.
T.. 10 -,,IrI3 G~ Itrnt,,o~LnI O.44A. = ~
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RetIenbe, welGe Sic Baltimore neb OhtO. Gtitnbdbn &c"
Ieaen Ste Retien In 1s 9a8en suri6 unb faersn tn
bic arf bes aGsrbeausrfs unb NIT s%epOlfertsn @tstn
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NStc)rt9 far SsinauauOerer.
Neue Arrangements fir @innanberer, sic a4t

s. 1885,, tESl%TzS%x .SEE1AASA
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SObnE1oas amiprance Sppms.

n.y. NSNv"ANbsNC UkpVHpSI
Jtc. 70 SecpnbfroEe.
Gemerz Marimcz Mnb 2cbcnSzgScrSfA1e dies
rm1teS= SOmpa0nicn.
Gtherlfe unb fele1e GOmbaouie.
Ber1id,eruna8>G omp. Der Yalep bon 8iroinien,
nit 100000 Capital
Qpn9bura-0 e rliderungS. Comp ron 9sir8inieu,
nit 5000, 900 Capital
Nl6emar(e 8erItderuuo8, Comp. ron 8ir9inien,
nit s2OO,O0O Capital
G6arter Saf> 8erliher s@onp. prn Oartfcro.
nit $3.50, Capital
Securitp Gerliheruua8 Comp. BON New'ycrt,
nit 1920, Capital
Pbeujrz8e ngssGomp. pon @epsycrt,
nit $500 900 Capital
JteI0lutesW erlideruuo8 Comp. BON Weips2)orf,
nit $4,000 Capital 81
D%fc1tlnf Berli6eruno8 Comp. Don WelpzQ)orf,
NIT 100000 Gapttal
9|em Worlo gerlider. Comp. ron SEEN, OOrf,
nit S250,O00 CAPITAL
Wercantile Wtntual Worine.
NIT $1,000,0OO Gapttal
Gereinigte Staaten Qe6en8, 8er1ideruno &c.
NIT 81, 25O,972 Capital
Nortberu NIiurdnce Conn. Of Qpnbpn
init $2,194II1 Capital,
Dte Ubsn temsrlten g~pmpa8hie II fn6 s0u Der QsatsIaur
oS StaGteS Warbldnb dutbCrtflt uub lilenGrt.
Die sen 6em unterSeiGneisn reHrdis tttrien @pmpdanieen
9aben mtrflt6 Sertu 8bdres @0piGt 3ua p0aen Daen an.
8e8sbentn Sen a8, serantTOrtitd fur BITE 8ablung ,. @erInRs.
@erft0grun6Spel tcen werbsa ~arSae0eben unb @erluar
Panhlt9 rriabf. GbpS. s. SDbufpn.
70 Secpnbfr
8reh. u u M, SurbeeCr. San17,tl
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&. G0lner s .8rm0cr,
Merchant Tailor,

A gde BON 6abette unb 6drriICnitrab-,
sstesm ttrsn Ereunben, fOwie ban beatf@en pu6litum tn al
afueinen an, bas &c aets bic bcfen beltihen nD t~ranaDHidst
Gunt, Bpdstin, @nfHmters uup ale 6prten StDhe fur SCm
merfleiber an 5dnb boben. 5erren, Medic etnen bnbibsn I'm
aug wlnf6en, reroen prompt unb biatg bebtent.
~ &urntletber perbtn BON benz befen 6tDf Gn6etertt8t.
(q16i22sS1
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Der @tfenha1u inb
NAAnLrAlF

nF BUR beIcnoeren SeuntntBnabme.
@tnpanbsrer unb Rstienee fpGten febr SOrFGtt6 fetnt ste
lFe Tire Btaette faufen unb fOaten btefelben muir 5pn fold en-
d~neefeaten Beamten faufen, DeIGc Ssn tbrent @etaIte leben,
Mot aber BON Nafiern cber 8rtf6entr6eern, ha fe ipnt Der
@efatr, %auseele$t Tnbi bcfdTtnheit su tsrbsr un6 tbr Sch
IGufcnf ~aus6ebeu.
Durmfabrt8sB iuette
mad alien Gbetlen ocs gBeRene fnt gu BADEN bet
@b. 3. Silbebran6t,
%srsalrGmtGrGntensNe ent Der Balttmprss unh
DtipsGttenbabn.
sanso'1S Ger. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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LU46VWWUNNE M VNUBNH UTV WIIIIEELIWUT4
l1ntDn 3Ud neben benz MprfOIf Ddmpfer gptarf.
lfsnfen hte Mufmerffantiett Der Dsutfnea goItEntort,s nuf III,
arsses Eager RON 8au- unb S9retnertDIs unb fcnat.
oe gdumatertatien. Ste baIten btefelben tn arTRter Mussuob
Snb Ssriaufsn su preifsn, 70 biats ats trsen6 Senanb In Sic.
flyer @Iabt. Ma22,I
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POETRY SHOOK Up,

The moon was shining silver bright all
bloodless lay the untroden snow; when Free
dom from her mountain height exclaimed,
"now don't be foolish joe" An hoar
passed by, the Turk awoke, a humble bee
went laundering by, to hover in the sulphur
smoke, and spread its pail upon the sky
His echoing axe the settler swung, he was Il
lad of high renown, and deep the pearly
caves among. Giles Scroggins courted Mot
" Brown. Loud roars the wild inconstan,
blast, c!oudless sets tho sun at even when
twilight dews are falling fast, and rolls the
thunder drums of heaven. Oh! ever thus
from chldhood's hour. by torch and trum.
pet fast arrayed beneath yon ivy-mountei
tower, the bull frog croaks his sereuade.-
NV love is like the red, red rose, he Dough
4 ring with pocsy true; Sir Bafncy BodkiI
broke his nose, and Saxon, | am Roderics
Dim
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Pottawattamie Count,
-s-. HOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT
Council BlulHs. Io,

g wqrsE ar 20, -, 4s--4o acres -,
Os Sprin2cr's farm, s miles North ~ I. oonias h
sEars ~, 70. 80 acres, o. xsssa a;
Nh N Eqr s, n. 4i--60 acres, X ti,nhss fsrn
toe creek, mile south Of Mr - farm ~ lsss
NE ar ,, n, 40-160 acres, Silver CREST 49,, -
containing about 20 acres Of timber. on he ,Nae E
| terbury's, in Shelby county. = '' iosd O.
81 wqr NE ar N W or; SAsvn
q ., 10, 40-240 acres, Nishnabotapy .s,' d n
tom land; on the Stage route east Mi. ssshs q,
Grove, Joining Slocum's and yudre J., ses 4
the south, and Mr. Fie's and Pfesher,s on ~
There 10 no better body Of land in Wes,s,. ss
thisj with plenty Of timber and numcron. 10y. IOWA Ia
near. ~. .a--.. Se'seaes
Also, s " Or n W Or; and N qrswo,,~
acres, mile east Of the above; bottom land s;.s
81 sw Or 10. and n z Or s Eqrs,
EishnabotaBy bottom land 2 miles n,rts - riD acs
near Cutzinger's MINI about 10 acres Ms.sa u
tract J. mile north Of the new State road e co d
N Or and Or 7, IS, $3.50 acres ~.
on the Nishnabottany River, miles beIo, y,sEa la
Pierce's farm. 'd 'o'9salns d
Nwqrsw Wa Or; and Ng,,su
IA s qr - M ny 81 \ aNwqr sKgsTa
Council Bluffs. ~ mixes ho.a !,
hoi Eh 10; NJ and W qrNEor1s,.,
sores, AtSsouri River bottom land, mile. f,s,s
Ell VIZ NV Or, and ws,Nwuyv
1900 acres. bottom, slope and upland rr.i u.
Pigeon, 70 miles Of Council Bluffs an. D.
OF timber This very fine tract for Isrrs ~. ara
Of NV Or Wqr; and IN wdr1 .ss n
Or "a, rs, 44-2o0 acres, bottom land 1s aa Ess
Council Bluffs. 'ais 70
Ea sWqr; VIZ Eqr, and swsrNyo,s.
200 acres, bottom land, On Little Silver 81 "a
of l.. J. Childs. " MIA III
EH sEqr rs; N z Or and wHsEor mxr
acres, bottom land on Silver Greek, me, ~ it>a
Chids. seasi3L !,
EASwqr; and WI Or 10. 7s u-.,so,
State road. "'"se On nss
sEqrNw 25, IS. $40 acres, mile ,o-,, -,
Places and Fenner's farms. ' "0''a CTS
81 ar %; and or Nwar2a n 40 ,ao
town. - N1S haAle HON New
81 u ar, and or 10; 81 Nwqr anasw, -,,
10 a-soo acres on Sisbnabottany, at LcwIp's & 49,
deies OF timber, balance bottom prairie and M, y
au no N M Trues and Mr. Wrights farms.
70" Or; EqrSwqr; and E qrS VIE
- $50 80 acres, Oh Keg creek, u mile Of I ~
mn. ana mile above Mr. Minturns IA M and I?'.
'''ni council Bluffs. Also single tract Of
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Co10nv.

5000 Acres
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PROSPECT
THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.

] uVUOOtVB SAuN
vT,UE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND EXTENSIVE
/ Gold Regions in Western Nebraska and the GER
tainiy that large population viii Immediately enter
upon and settle along the Eastern Slope OF the Rocky
Mountains renders important and even necessary, that
should established there without delay to in
uence and organize the diversified masses, even nUw
rapidly rushing the of enterprise. The charac-
ter of this and important regon vii! depend nlch
upon the influence brought to bear upon its carly settle
ment and influence is powerful 10 dNsuade from
disorder and to organize with order and gnlty, free
Press 1t the purpose of the undersigned TO proceed
at once Mining Region, with a Press, and Issue
the rst No a " eckly Paper from point in
near the Mining Region, about the Ist Of April
The Paper will be called THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS. The Editorial department Will be conducted
with entire independence of all partizan pecuniary
considerations; and while free from all undue sectional
influences, will he devoted thoroughly to the western
interests, and especially the Central West Reliable
correspondents will be secured every important MI
ming Region and Information collected with caro- as. t"
their extent and richness and also their Agricultural
and Commercial Resources Special attention Will be
paid the result reliable surveyD for
roads through the mountains, and particularly t" the
Main Central Trunk of Pacific Railroad. In a word,
all that will he useful to the stranger in forming Cor
estimate OF the Mining Region and its prospects;
either Mining. Farming or Trading will be faith
fully communicated in THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS.
At the same time private arrangements will he made
until the Mail or Express is regularly established, u
obtain the earliest Eastern News the Miners. We
hope conducting the paper honestly and fairly to OBJ
tain a wide circulation all the Eastern States
well at the Mines and by carefully seeking correct
information render statements perfectly reliable
Wholesale deaears Agents; &c wishing to deal with
the mining will find 10 their interest 70 aver-
tSe THE MOUNTAIN NEWS being the hrs
newspaper established will be read by all the liners
| TERMS.-Single copy. one year, So. 5copies one
year $40 Strictly in advance.
Advertisements will be charged as follows:
Square, 3 months $40 months Sl6 year, 81
Column months $40 Smonths 500 year siSt
!. Column months, $40. months, $50 year $40,
.. Column months, $25. months, $40. year so
business cards I'VE lines or less year 81:
| WIN. n. BYERS.
Communications may be directed to Fort Laramie
until further notice. lv2n44-3m.l
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGF
LIVER PILLS..

WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians Of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chas M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of Liver COMPLAINTS,
all B1LIous DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to Or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
;nisistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the prop:'etors'
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, h
P.S Dealers and Physicians ordering from dha.
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write Their os
distinctly, and take but Dr. NLdnes. prsra'ss
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Th. To those wishing sr
them trial, will forward per mail post PAID 70 ~
part Of the United States, box Of Pills fE TT
fourteen threecent stamps. All orders from Caa @~
b accompanied by twenty cents extra.
F, GEESAMAN f. CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole dgents.fof n .e
| Iord and Nebraska. "''
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FARMING TO SOME PURPOSE.

Professor Mapes, New York chemist,
hires farm in New Jersey, of about 100
acres, for which he pays an annual rent of
$500. 1t is devoted principally to market
gardening and to the raising of garden seeds.
From this farm the sales for produce, for a
year past, as appears from detailed state
IN eut in the New York Tribune. amounted
to 81 ,G27,SS, and the expenses of all kinds
to 3,lJ2, go, leaving net profit of Sc, 4I5,2o
We hope the above will serve US hint to
tho fnr.,nes IL, this rioinifu
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TO RENT.

vT,uE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
/ occupied by HEM, wILLIAMS x Co. as
Banking House. Possession given In. Apply to
s. S. BAYLlSS.
c..0i, nlnas Anpnsf Ii lS5S-v2nl6u
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all being in one body, in the forks of the w., r.
nabotany River. This land lies in section, sa
TT, 80 in Pottawattamie county; and IN sec Ina, IN
10, g. 49, g. q, %, 90 3d. 80, a. and Is rs =
M SneDy county, mile north Of Cutsingers mil, On
X; miles north Of the new State Road % De- ~.
and 35 miles from Council Bluffs About \ on
bottom, and i slope and upland, with sssbie,er =.
timber. wei-watered, nulatto soil, and all arabic yt
the exception Of some so acres VIC
This land is deserving the attention Of those sal,
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold n
body. Terms easy. Iy2-nl2nI
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MiIIinery g. Dress Making.

a IRIS. pAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM Ban
NJ CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly OPPOSITE. !. T.
p-r,s umber Yard continues to Clean, Press, A"eT
d NILE Boansts Of the latest fashion at the shore
notice
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An Irishman on board vessei "nen
she was on the point Of founderlns'
being desired to come on deck as she was
going down, replied that he had no "lsh
to come on deck and see himself dro"neu.