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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

JUDICIAL DIGNITY IN RIDA.-A queer JullSla'
proceeding has lately come of in FLORIDA Judge
Pearson one of the Associate Justices OF the Supreme
Court OF Florida was absent at late session OF tne
Court in Tallahassee and we understand that Chief
Justice Batze issued writ ard placed II IN the hands
of the Sheriff. directing hun to prooeed to the re ST.
depce Of Justice Pearson arrest him and OTpg nun De-
fore the Chief Justice. The Sheriff obeyed nstrue-
tons-went to Judge Pearson, told bin bis business
yheIeupon Judge L. very quietly told him ne c1ua OF
der him 10 pIison for contempt, but ~ouId not do 20
urdsr the circumstances, and requested hin 10 teh
Chef Justice Baltzell be would come to TALLAHASSEE
AZ his convenience. We should be gls1 10 hear more
of this novel proceeding. Macon Telegraph, l'.h'
FIFTEEN YRtRs ~ BED.-Rachel Green, wei
Known 10 the charitable portion OF the community
c;eA on Fricby night at No @ Fremont street ater
ar i,,sss Of IL wears Is OF which were sp9nt IL bed
Drrn these long weary years she derived part OF ner
.nnrort ffo,n monthly annuity of $, osstosei oy
oei l4nep in Philadelphia, TO be couiSced as long
=. 81. lived. Deceased was acout " yesss OF age.
H,, remains were buried yesterday ~ the Nes,ein
Cemetery. lpa '''iioi' 'ON'
Eos ruy RED RIVERS. Paul papers ssy tnere =
n orouitC interest manifest among our people IN re-
Ss,d u lie Red River country From present appear
Spc,s Tia re will be grand rush thither ID t1e spring
All ac.ounts agree IN regard to lie beauty proiueve
ress Of its soil &C. and the navigation OF the Saers
of that stream during the comrg season IoS sure
thing.
Mr. Jefferson never frsnkei LISTERS Tor say men Der
Of his family AID corTespordsi's frqaenig EeIo Seu
in those cirecied 10 him letters Tor se OF nis lapy
but Mr. Jefferson invariably gave ao:,ce OF tae iAt y
the postmaster and had the pcs.sso q al suca .ssl'
charged ~ eim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
he eTereise, were closed with benediction.

BASK MEErIsG ~ BUFFALO-We are sdvfed
that on Saturday meeting held Of bank officers
and private bar keIs Of this city at which unanimous
drafts on New.York and Albany at one half per cent
premium. This Is a legitimate Consequence Of the
recent movement Of the Metropolitan Bank fixing the
rate Of dscOunt country money 10 New York NJ one
fourth Of ore per cent AT the saooe meeting very
decided e1pre ssiOn was had against any bank or
banker receiving consignnens Of ersa Otsr prop
ertv from Western baDkers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Fros NEwroU SpLASD.-A mixed Commission sn
been suggested by the Secretary Of STATE ioI tss Colo
MES s.. Edward Buwsr Ly tto1, as the best msIaoi
70 be adopted to determine tte Sghts OF the Feesos
6.teru.n in the persecution of the f'hene' on th'
coss, ard shores of Newfeundlsnd-:he Comsi.soa 20
consist of .ourtwo to be Ss op2os''d BY the fench
Government, one By the authorities il Dowans street.
ard enc by ne authorities ia Nesiounlsnd. To this
proposition Count W,lewski the French Minister, &C
ceces. The Commissioners srs TO meet IN Newfouad-
lsnd in the early part Of May next. TIE Nesfoand'
land lie gslaors, sanconpg .be adoption CT Com
missioner on the psrt Of the ssad receives however,
thst the coloBy viii mantsin intsct the right 70 deal
independently with any prcposa resulting from this
irQuny that may contemplate charge in their msn-
time or territorial rights. The opposition pspen
spesk Of di sor siops in the Government for the APP
pontment Of Commlis ner, and a telegram in TIE
Irartler on Saturday says that the Speaker Of the
Assemoly bad resigned "in consequence of some OBJ
"poxlous appointment in connection With the ishe-
"iies." All the papers compliment the Governor OF
the Island Sir Alexander Bsnuermsn, for the energy
be hiss displayed in bringing th, yexed question to ia
pres, Ut position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Suicide of n New-YOrker.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Msrch Ie0v'
youcg man named Orlando G. Parsons, formerly
clerk IN the Nev-Ycrk Post Office, committed suc'1e
at his boarding house ia ths city today by shooting
bimself through the head He had been disappointed
in en- eitrt 10 clerkshp In the Sat, Depart
mept at Washington, letter from Gen. Cas- IN his
pocket sLoxed, ald was out Of means when, in tit
III despair be committed the rash act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

scMpISG TURKGYs.-B. +. Lsngworthy OF Alfred
Center objects to our directions to scsd torkeys lie
says:
"Scaded turkeys and chickens sell about two cents
pound lees in Boston than those picked dry, 90 not
look as well and certainly will not Keep as long nor
price will amply pay Tor the difference OF time in dress
irg.'
On the contrary, in New.York, dry-Pieted poultry
does net sell as wei "a that which is scsded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Nyw CHURcH.-The Trustees Of DR.. Haguss,
Church and Congregation Baptist on Lexington ave-
uue, have purchased lots of j. VauderfOel, on tho
poutn east corner Of Madison avenue and Thrty6fst
street, intending to Immediately erect new house for
unbic yOlsbip there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
po.siup Counterfeit Money.

ScRANroN, Pa, Tuesday, March /, le1a.
A MAJ, whose Isms is unknown, was arrested here
TO-DAY Tor psstiDg several counterfeit $40 bills The
oils were on the Merchants Bank oi NeS-h1Neo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

The ITALIAN Exnss Preparations hsve been
made to receive the political eNles now on their wsy
to this city A Committee of their own oooOtrymen
will wait or them at their arrival in order {, greet
them and give them any needed informsiou and direc-
tions. There will be no procession. The Mayor OF
New-Ycrk hs, accepted the invitation OF the Commit
tee TO preside at the meeting. large number ct dis
tirguishsd American citizens have sso accepted tho
invitation to unite with the Italians for the reception
Several American orators will address the msstiug In
English ard short speeches in Italian and other Ian
gusges may be expected The brass band OF the
North Carolirs through the kird permission OF tho
commander will be present and together With several
members Of the orchestra of the Italian Opera viii
play Italian nstiors al at the opening OF the meeting
AZ between the speeches.
The British Consul sends the following letter
BRtrisH Consulate No II Broadway Feb ~ iae.
G,JASL ESQ., Nc. IS Wall stTett-Derr Sir AZ have re-
eed her Msrsys Government that,
on the arrival this Of the Neaposn ex-s no" on sns
yoyafe Csdz should assist them 90 far - cen 10 90.
and misery may otherwise he exposed 10 conss
queuce OF being a1ded In foreign country Tar &c moved Tom
their native bome and unproyded with adequate means tof
the subssnce BEG leave 10 aoausnt you that sha %
happy coorerate with the Con mee Of which YOU are Ch
al In any which be- adopted for a-vatns Tho
70 taken their relief coincide with n'tfuc.ohs
aha prep.s contribute b. the funds nov being coecsd
'N''' nv L. M ARCHIBALD H. b. NJ Consul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

SMART PEoPLx.--H is 1889 this year, and tho
dwelters on the coast OF New.Brunswick hsvs Jdst
discovered that codfsh may be caught IN the Winter.
by fishing through the Zee, In their bays aad riysra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
DISAGREEMENT OF JURIES.

7. "a. Editor Of II. v. Y Trissn..
Sin: IL tbs days TRIBUNE observe al edEona!
the pe.ciou: effects OF jures dissgrseirg 10 tn'
course 0. yeur obseiv.tors you sute 20 IRE seo'eh
ssstem, where 8 mjoity Is sufficient 70 con"c'
cria.rsL P-suu me, sSsotehm tstlforn yo1 tia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosrON, Tuesday March J, 1893.
The following are the footngs Of our Bank Stateneh'
tor the past weeh: 5000
.tpts stocs fS3 92i 79oi nre tocthef Ssnh. -
Ian, ana Discounts sytSo col Depo.s .'''..'''''
ksess 6A, So N.fcl kt3l.s.ss''s'' sis'~
Bes t2 e.ssE kanks. ts5geol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

PHLADELPHIA, Idesday MULCH ], IoJJ
Tire Pennsylvania Bank building on Chestnut street
WIS gold This evening to the Philadelphia Bank for
Sl63 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
Fire in -. JoI,u, NIB.

BoSToN, Tuesday Msrca j, 1859.
Four cwellipg houses 10 Paradise Row. Port lni
street s.. John, n. b., destroyed 10y fire La.
rfOif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

sPRrSG.-Blusbirds have appeared 10 the Conneeti-
cut Valley. Spring must be near at hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
FIRES.

rlrr IN DrANE srEIxr-wostS Brssro.
A. II o'clock lsst ssh. ere occurred Ia the bniSmx
No. - DusIe street front basement occupied by fhos
COrDty ivory ana wood turner; rest OF premises %.
ouped 6y Iebrecb, S.suge IS lsger bier ss'oon ssS
b. sTdng TIE ere originated ia the bsck osss-
mer,, which used ktcheO, 10 cooseq aeros As
10 supposed, of quArtity % light material ana "a po,sa
gn!tiog by sparks from the stove. Caroline Stsugo.
wife If tue proprietor lay asleep upou the kitchsn
foor, sud her clothes taking Ere, see 80 badly
burned that Der recovery is doubtful. Toe b,ilding
was damaged 70 the amount Of $780, insured for 500
IN the Rutgers lnsarance Company. Mr.. Connolly
=, stained $30 Gsmage.
FIRE n TwENTr'rHIRD srREEr.
a. 10 @ clock last evening FIRE broke out 10 tae
csrptn 'er.hop OF John Caller IN Twenty third street
-e,r the Third avenue, anc, before the hames coud
b. ,,iret ished damage TO The amount Of 81 90 wN
sn.,,irsd No insurance. The 6re originated in the
..c.,oor but from what cause we did no. learn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
POETRY.
The Three Merchants.

The Three Merchants.
Three msrchants went riding out into the West,
On the tor of the bus, the went down;
Each though, OF his wife, and how richly she drcst,
And tho growing circumference Of her new gown;
For wives must dress and husbands must pay.
And there's plenty to get and little TO say
While the miiliner's bill is running.
Three wives sat up in Jane Clarkc's for hours,
Aud they told her to put every article down.
They ordered the silks aud they ordered the flowers,
Aud the bill 1t kept rolling up gown upon gown:
For wives must dress and husbands will pay,
Though perhaps they viii be In a terrible way
When they're dunucd for the bill that is running.
Three bankrupts were figuring in the Gazette,
On Tuesday night, when the went down,
Aud the women were Weeping and quite in . pet,
Tor the dresses they never will show to the town
For wives will dress, though husbands can't pay,
And bankruptcy's surely the pleasantest way
To get rid of the bill and the dunning
Prayer
Prayer il the incense of the soul,
The odor Of the flower,
And rises AZ the waters roll ...
To Gods controlling power
Within the soul there would not be
This in6uite desire - ...
TO whisper thought In prayer TO Thee,
Hadat thou not lit the Gre.
Prayer is the spirit speaking truth
To Thee, whose love divine "
Steals gently down like dew TO soothe.
Or like the sunbcams shine
For in the humbest soul that lives,
As in the lowest flower,
The dew drop back His image gives,
The soul reflects His power
At night when all is hushed and still,
Aud cen soft echs sleeps,
A still small voice doth DER me thrill,
Aud to each heart throb leaps.
1t Is the spirit-pulse which beats,
Forever deep aud true;
The atom with its Author meetr,
As sunlight sreets the dew!
Mrs. Louise Worthen.l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
.aTTENTIOV!!

The CITY OF CHAN Try !
ITS postoh yite and Prospects. Take down your map
aud from Boston trace along that line of Railroads
leading west. aud you will find that it divergeS at no
point but few minutes from air line, and by the
connection in crossing the Lake to Milwaukee will make
in few months through the heart of the whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father of Waters" one oil
the greatest and most direct thoroughfares in the
Un,on.
Directly in range with this route and surrounded by
the indiScrbabiy beautiful country of northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota on the western bank OF the
Mississippi Is situated the city of CANTRY. Its To-
cation is delightful and the surrounding scenery un-
surpassed in natural magnifccnce
good and we'll cultivated farming country surrounds
the town, aud the bluffs in the vicinity are low il j.
more easy of from the country than any other
place for great distance either north or south w.
The propetor In calling the attention Of tho public
to their town. beg leave to state that 10 the building up
Of Chanry they confident Of success aud 1t their
determination by concentrating their energy and pur-
suing policy OF berality towards settlers and those
making improvements, to build up Tosa indeed
We earnestly solicit mechanics traders and capitalists
to investigate our proposals. Great inducements will
be offered to parties, to erect Mills, Foundres Hotels
&c. e.. For further particulars, enquire Of Augustus
French of proprictors, and authorized agent
to negotiate in all matters relative to the town. Ofcc
in the Post Office, McGregor Iowa.
We have Lithograph Plats and maps, showing ii
position, and the surrounding country.
McGregor Iowa June lS5SnSqyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
LOST LAND WARRANT.

.NOTlCE is hereby given that Land Warrant No.
IN 74075 for One hundred and twenty acres, issued
under act ofarch, Sd, 1855 to Martin G. Bonham has
been lost this Is therefore to forbid all persons from
never been sold or assigned by me- and application will
be made to the Pension Office for duplicate thereof
8G MARTIN q. BONHAM.
volgn City, Iowa, Nov. 20, '5Snllw5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

TVyAKES this method to inform the citizens OF
i Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota, that no
Is prepared to do all kinds OF MILLWRIGiiT WORK,
such as building Steam or Water Grist or Saw Mills,
and furnishing Machinery for the same such as Bolts
Burr Smut Machines of the most approved kind After
twenty-five years experience m the business, he hatter
hinselftiat all those in want of Miwright work will
do we'll to give him Call.
Iio ID prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills Of all kinds. All work warranted
All business letters will rsscve prompt attention
Clayton Co., Iowa. 1y6o
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

DE MORSE, the inventor of MoRsRs INDIAN Roor
IL Pitts, has spent the greater part Of his life in
travelling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, as
we'll as North Amcrca-has spent three years among
the Indians of Western countryit In this way
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr.
Morse the first man to establish the fact that all the
d eases arise from IMPURIfY THE BLSoD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become clogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
Of the body, the blood loses its action, becomes thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing all palms, sick
ard are OF
not assisted In throwing of the stagnant humors, the
blood will become choked and to act ana thus
light of life will forever be blown out. How mpor-
tant then should keep the various passages Of
the body free and Open And how pleasant to US that
we have in our power to put medicine in yeur reach
namely Morfes Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and which grow around the mountainous
cliffs in Natures garden for the health and recovery Of
diseased One OF the roots from which these Pills
made is Sudorife, which opens the pores of the
skim aud sist Nature in throwing out the finer parts
Of the corruption within. The second Is plant which
Expcctorant that opens and unclogs the passage
to the lungs. and thus soothing manner, performs
its duS by throwing off phlegm and other humors from
the lungs by copious splitting The third is Diuretc,
which gives and double strength to the kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts of mpurity
from the blood, which is then thrown out bountfully
by the urinary or water passage and which could not
have been discharged in other way. The fourth Is
Catharc, and accompanies the other properties OF the
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the coarser
particles ofimpuriy which cannot pass by the other
outlets, thus taken and conveyed OF in great
quantities b the bowels.
- CAUTION Beware of counterfeit signed 4. 3.
Co: each box. Afo til: re yHaaflfef 4 W"ITs
q Co. All Others spurious.
A. j. WHITE 4 Co., Sole PROJECTORS.
so, Leonard Street, New York.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
IN Medicines. '+
Agents waited in every town. village and hamlet in
the land Parties de,iring the agency will address
ah sve for terms.
Price rs cents per box five boxes will be sent
| ceipt OF 81, post age paid. 105-ly
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

aud propose to do the nice thing by all who favor us
with their patronage.
We intend to repenish stock OF Goods, so as to
make the variety and quality surpass everything usu
ally found in q country store.
In the mean time, VIC hope to merit the good feel.
ings of every by subiccting ourselves to SMALL
gains and quick sales, wish to establish good
business and :.iye our ncShbors cxar,pi" ~nrsh~
promises are lived up to. FOOT FUTILE.
Windsor, July 5, 1S5Sn9ltf r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Tnan 100000 Bottles Sold in
New England States
IN ONE YEAR

IN ONE YEAR!
vuyHE RESTORATIVE of Professor o. j. WOOD
for restoring hair perfectly aud permanently, has
never yet had rival volume after volume might be
given from all parts the world and from the in
tcigcnt prove that it is perfect Restorative but
read tho circular and cannot doubt, read also the
following:
sB- THE HAIR.-People have for centuries been af
icted with bald heads, and the only remedy, hereto
fore known, has been those abominabe wigs. by a
discovery of Professor wood these articles
being fast dispensed WITH but great many persons still
patronize them they have been often impos
cd upon by Hair Toncs of different kinds. To all such
persons earnestly make the request, that they will
try again for in Woods Restorative there Is no
such thing fail.-We know of a lady who was bald,
who used the article short time and her head j.
covered completely with the tniest and most beautiful
curs imaginable. We know of numerous cases where
hair rapidly falling OUT which it In greater
perfection than it ever had been before.
1t is also without doubt of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition, making it soft and
glossy removing dandruf, and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair is heir to.
1t is the duty of every to improve their personal
appearance, though some may differ in regard to the
ways OF doing 1t /; but every one will admit that a
beautiful head Of hair, either in man woman, Is an
object much to be desired and there that
should be left unried to obtain such consideration.
- Woman's Advocate, Phil.
Cochocton, Ohio, Nov II, 1856
O. J. WeoD x Co.-Gents: As I have been engaged
IN selling your Hair Restorative the last season for
of your local agents. M IIackinson,) and having
perenccd the beneficial effects of it myself would like
obtain agency for the state of Ohio or some state
lii tile west, snOHQ you WISH W uaNc
ment a. am ,nvnced there is nothing equatto 1t ia
the United States for restoring the hair have been
engaged in the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretve organs or in
vigorates the scalp we'll yours being fully con-
WINGED that your restorative is what represent it to
be would like to engage in the sale Off, for am sat
| isfed 1t must sell.
Yours truly, S. +. STOCKMAN.
Wayland Mass. Feb. 8, 1857.
Prof. o. J. WOOD Cc.-Gents Having realized
the good effects your Hair Rest oratve wish tostate
that finding my hair growing thin as we'll as gray wa
Induced from what read and heard try the article
prepared by you promote its growth and change 1t:
color it in youth, both Of which it has effected
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles q. yours &c, s.1 JAMES FRANCIS.
| O.J. Wood & Co., Proprictors 3l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great n Y wire railing establishment,
Druggists.
SO For sale by Hoffman, Benton CO., McGr.gor
j lima
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

WoMAN's EMP1RE.-The FIRST and
most important quality OF woman is
gentleness. Made to obey being SO
imperfect as man. often full of vices,
and often full of faults, she ought ear.
ly to learn to suffer even injustice, and
to bear wrong from husband without
complaining. 1t is not for his sake /; it
is for her own that she ought to be
gentle. The i'll temper and obstinacy
of women never do anything else than
augment their ills aud the bad conduct
of their husbands-men feel that it is
not with these arms they ought to be
overcome. Heaven did not make wo.
man insinuating and persuasive that
they might be peevish it did not make
them feeble that they might be imperi-
Gus; it did not give them a voice so
soft that they might rail; it did not
give them features SO delicate that they
might disfgure them by rage. When
they are angry they forget themselves
They have often reason to comp ain
but they are always wrong in scolding.
Each ought to maintain the characte,
of the respective sex. A husband too
mild may render wife presuming but
at least, If man be not monster, the
gentleness Of woman will pacify him
and triumph over him sooner or later.
The empire Of woman is an empire OF
softness. of address, of compliance
her commands are caresses, her mena-
Cos tears.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

PUkcH's TESTS OF GOODNESS. The
tesfofa Good Husband. Look at the
key-hole of the latch key on the street
door. If the paint is not rubbed of
two or three inches round it, if the
edges are as sharp and clean as when
the door was first painted. you may be
sure that it is truthful indication of a
good husband. who is most regular.
and SO early as scarcely ever to have
occasion to use his latch key: or sup
posing he docs. is go accurate in his
aim as to be able to hit the key-hole
the very FIRST time Of aiming at it. How
many husbands. who go home late,
would be able to do the same
The test Of a Good Young Aan.-
This test takes pretty nearly the same
circle as the above. However, instead
Of the street door, look at his watch.
il the koy-hole whore it is wound up
Is bright, and without the smallest mar.
ginal nots-if there be no scratches,
running in a giddy maze around it,
such as bstray decided marks Of fumb-
ling. you may look upon it as shining
mirror OF a good young man, whose
hand. when he goes to bed. is as steady
- his conduct has been through the
day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
NEW FIRM
Windsor Union Store
root r. TUTTLE,

VuyHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
OF Goods formerly belonging to Huntington Il
Knight, have commenced business under the name