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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

10 COASUMPTIVES.-Thea advertiser having been
IL restored to health in few weeks by a very sim.
pie remedy after having suffered several years with q
severe Lang Aftction, and that drca 'iul disease
oonsumption-s anxious to make k to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire It he
VIII send copy ofthe prescription Gree charge)
WIN directions for preparing ana using the sare,
Asthma, bronchitis, &c. The only object of the adj
yertser in sending the prescription i to benefit the ac
ncted, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as 1t costs them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
z REV. EDH ARD A. WILSON
lows No 800 First street.
Will;amsburgh Kings Co., ~ Y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

Too LATE-The escretary Of tbs Farmers
eusyh AZ Society forwards " the Premium,
La oos day too late for this issue-all right
pext week Mr.. Hamiltor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

FoR TIE Boys-If you multiply 50 cents BY
so cents what is the product When you get
this done, then multiply apples BY 2 pairs of
socks and tell what the answers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

We delay the Times "a hours to get news OF
the Election yesterday.
At McGregor 343 votes were polled-a light
vote. Dodge has n majority Rabbit, IS
Hammer, "a Renwick and Poet, 70, Baugh,
80 Fox, So; Kaufman. % B; (Wanzer got Al
votes which was that much loss to the Demo
cratic nominee) Emery for Supt. Of Schools
The balance Of the Ticket ran with Dodge and
Babbitt. The Democratic Townshipticket was
elected by a large majority, but little opposi-
ton being offered. l. Hurlbut Is Justice
Goodrich e. Ioxsie, Constables; Beckwith,
Clerk /; Moncrief, Boetcher, and Jarret, Trus.
tees J. G. Bass, Assessor Fisher, Bass and
Crawford. Supervisors From the other town.
ships we hear but little. Monona is about IS
maj. Rep. on State ticket, though Emery,
tDcm for SUPPLEMENTARY has majority of
las and is probably elected in the Co. In
Giard, Farmersburgh, Grand Meadow and
Bonrdman there arc Democratic gains but the
beautiful style in which the tickets are riddlcd
and split up and the various reports in circula.
ton forbid close calculation and We wont bet
on any mans success. . "f'.;|
By q Clayton man We learn at that precinct,
Hammer for Senator, beats Douglass &c votes
and that there is Democratic majority all
round.
a trip to the Prairie du Chen Telegraph
Office for Ohio and and Pennsylvania news, this
Wednesday at 4 o'clock. gave us the informa.
ton that the lines east of Chicago are down.
From Gutenberg we learn that SIG votes
were cast and the State Rep. ticket was
ahead 20 Oh count Of LIS. Hammer was
ahead SO. Peet and Baker far ahead, Niclaus
and Kaufman nearly all the votes. The signs
ATE that the Dem. Legislative tickets has sue.
ceeded in Clayton. The Dem. Sheriff and
Sup. Of Schools are probably elected. Millville
reported Democratic. .s..f w..
BY the Key City we learn that Dodge will
have have 1000 maj. in Dubuque Co. but a
portion of the regular Dem. Legislative and
comfy ticket will be defeated The returns
are very imperfect. From Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania the Herald has but little news. Burling.
ton gives l55 majority for Dodge. Dubuque
city polled 2400 votes. s-..e
Volga, Mallory and Export are all reported
Democratic by fair mnjorities, but rumors arc
not all reliable.
Elkader gives Kirkwood Is maj. Douglass
ls, Merrill and Baker, 80, Baugh, Is, CARRIER,
46, Downy, So; Emo, 81; Emery, l6; Van
Orman, g; Scott, s5 maj. Niclaus, Al maj. A
very late report states that Hammer has Car.
ried Gutenberg by 200 majority-if this is true
he ID elected. The Bonds are voted down.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

SADDLERY-James Dymond has opened q
Harness Shop nearly opposite Cooks Store ;
he 10 superior workman, aud an industrious
and worthy man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
New Advertisements.

New ADVERTISEMENTS. nH '.t.
Our custom has been to introduce new Ad.
vertisements with comments of all approving
character, but our columns are too he willy load
ed this week to justify more than reference 10
The names. We always read New Adv. be.
cause very frequently we have discovered things
Of great importance to US. Next week we
shall probably refer to every business house in
town, as is our custom on commencing a new
volume. But here are the Advertisers for this
week:
Bradley & Cor-General Merchandise
G. II. Flanders
Hoffman, Benton e. Co-Drugs & Groceries
Tuttle g. McCraney-Auctioneers
Jacob ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
Mrs. Wilson-Millinery
II Wiis1n.-Restsur ant; ....r.....,es
H. c. Hayt.-Found
James Davis.-Sheri6's Sales;
E. b. Wakeman.-Sch0ol.
Rev. E. A. Wilson.-Medicines.
Letter List Post Office. -.-..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

ASouT Coxs.-ln India, lately, the work.
ing esssebegan the fashion of wearing combs !;
The higher caste raised the ancient Harry about
it, and terrible slaughter ensued.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

PoRk.-lt is believed now that a large
amount Of Pork will be bought at this poirt the
present Fall. Messrs. HIsGlxs e. Son of St
Louis have made arrangements to pack Pork
at McGregor this winter q portion of the
large Warehouse of Grant-& Bass has been en-.
gagged for the business. H. T. Son are already
in the Grain Market here and farmers will do
we'll to make their acquaintance before the
pork season commences. @
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

Mixes PISs.-Two pounds Of chopped beef three
quarters Of pound OF suet, pound and quarter
enc gill OF brandy, quart Of CIDER ounce Of
cloves, two nutegs Gske three quarters Of an hour
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

KILLxn IN CHuscH.-A young wolf took ref.
uss in q French Church, on the Seine, and he
was shot close to the altar.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
BROAD GAUGE
BILLIARD ROOMS AND RESTAURANT.
IT wJTcnN D

THESE popular and Well-known
i Rooms are situated one door east On l. \
OF the American Hotel aud opposite the SMXy
!fmes Office. In fitting up this place Of S~
Amusement and Refrcshment for the pub,;c i. .a,4
has been spared to finish IT in the hest modern stve
nhe Tables are Newly Cushioned and Clothed. The
Noon Is light, large and pleasant and close attention
Is paid to the orders of company. 0.A
me BAR Is weil-furnished and the Eating depart-
ment Is unexcelled for neatnesss Of rooms or sumo
Iorlty OF seasoDaoie viands. OYSTERS In any shape
nce OF the Proprietor expresses his thanks
Ior the iavors he has uniformly received since bis resi-
dence at McGrcgor Jaw '''' ''s'
hcdregor, Iowa, October 10th, 1850. 1850
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

LADIES! LADIEs!-Are you afflicted with Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, want of energy Weakness, Dizziness,
sick Headaches. Read the following -
Germantown, Pa, March %, 1857.
DR. G. NJ Jackson Sir lit affords great plea
in speaking word for your most excellent Ger
man Btters.
Being persuaded by friend, about three months
ago, to try your Btters for pain in the sde Dyspep
sia gddiness ia the head loss of appetite general d.
bility, &c, purchased bottle and nndng so much
relief from 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 so
yourself and the good OF persons afflicted with the
above complaints, take this plan Of recommending
them to all.
HANNAH WUN Err,
Wife Of Alderman Wundsr, Main st Rite. house
These Bhters prepared by DR.. 4. NJ Jackson,
as Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, AMI kold by
druggists and storskespers in every town and village
in the U. g., Canadas, West Indiss and South Amcri-
at IS cents per bottle be sure and get Hoefands
German htt.rs, ls1wy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

RoyAL BlarHs-Ths famous liouess at Dub.
lin has given birth to 1--WE healthy cubs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
So II any people In til,

- II any people In the world ever needed an
apostle to cast their devils out, it Is who live in
this waterlOgged country. The miasnlatic poison Of
our Swamps and Marshes becomes ycritable devi
IN the blood to revel in the Agues and Fevers which
to be the apostle need and some Of our neighbcr:
who have tried it, confrm the report. Journal
Plano, Ill.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

'oALhlrr . oALE VI REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of the office
ID of the Clerk of the trict Court Of CLAYTON
county, Iowa, dated October the Sd, A. D. 1852 aud
In favor OF William Crawford, and against T. r. Com
stock have levied upon the following property,
The northeast onc-tourth l4), of south ca t one
urth, Q4) and the southwest onefourth, (l-4) Of
northeast one-oarth, Q-4) OF section ninetcen
township ninety tive, (95) north oil range five (5)
OF the 9Th +. NJ, all in Clayton county, Iowa, and
sLsll on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1859, 1t
the hour Of one O'Clock, p. NJ Of said day, at the
Banking House of Lee 4 knnaird, IN the town of
McGregor county ana State aforesaid, offer at Pubic
Sale to the highest bidder, FOR cash. all the right
title and interest OF said defendant above named in
aud to the above described Property to sa,fy judg-
ment of SAIL and 45lO0 dollars, ard and 60 100
dollars cost OF suit and all that has may ac-
crue thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
., Sheriff If Clayton connty, Io,ca.
~ Ry N. NJ. FUTILE, Depuiu.
Sheriff Office, October IL, lS59w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
Iowa Editorial Association.

Iowa Editorial Association.
The second annual meeting of this body was
held Sept. 29th at Oskaloosa, We find no.
tice Of its proceedings in the Dubuque Daily
Times, Mr.. CLEMENT one of the Editors of that
paper being an active member. A Constitution
was adopted which we will publish when we
have space it is brief and to the point, omit.
ting great Geal Of restraining nonsense which
is often seen in such Constitutions and never
observed. A few resolutions were passed re
lating to business but they are recommendato
ry only and therefore valuable.
Oh. Jerome Of thu Iowa City Republican
delivered an Address which is warmly spoken
of and J. H. Sandersof the Iowa Iaructor read
Poem written by r. H. Boughton of Ce.
dar Rapids-theme The Press. Jesse" OF
the Times says the Poet has spent his time
quite probably among the "nymphs Of Parnas-
sus." Thanks were extended to the authors
Of the Address and the Poem, to the Editors
of Oskaloosa for courtesies. About 80 Of the
"boys" were in attendance. Mr.. Clement as
Chairman Of the Business Committee reported
the following, which was adopted:
J. H. Jerome Of the Iowa City Republican,
President Col. Thompson of the Burlington
Gazette and DR.. Beardsley of the Oskaloosa
Herald Vice President Davenport of the
Cedar Valley Times, Secretary and Teesdale OF
the Iowa Citizen, Treasurer. A.P. Richardson
Of the North Iowa (McGrego) Times is ap
pointed Orator and Addison Sanders of the
Davenport Gazette, the Poet. January 18th,
1860 is the time and Des Moines the place of
the next meeting.
The Editor Of this paper is under great OBJ
legations to his brothers of the types for the un
expected honor conferred upon him and bcgs to
state that il alive and the mercury is not too
ep-it sometimes sess awful as here-ho will
be at Des Moines at that time, ready to prove
to "outsiders" that Editors have more to do in
this world than any other class Of men, and
that then do t..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
COM NJ Z RCI A L.
McG1egor Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 21, 1859.
Corrected ,ceckly BY HOFFMAN,. BENTONG CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Druggists
Exchange on N Y. buy'g "a Selling rate. ...11-2
Milwaukee l. Chicago, sci. l-Z st. Louis, selling3-4
Gold buying. 80. "a Selling. ......... Il IL
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
DISSOLUTION.

TNliE partnership heretofore existing in the Fruit
and Produce bushes in the name OF O'Brien Il
huyht, Is this day dissolved by uua consent. The
accounts owing to the t.in will be settled with NJ
OBrisn who will continue the bushes ut the old
stand, IL before. H. O'BKIEN
McjIegor, Oct. 1T, 1850. l55w3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
ID UTTER AND EGGS Wanted at
ii FRANK HlNN1HSs

TINIIE best FLOUR In town, is to be had at
l. FRANK HINytHS'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08

vice at wages, and educated seamen have opened to
them profitable and respectable courses Of life .,-
II LEGISLATURE should hereafter due nvestica
On and upon proper aid rendered by other parties inter
eeef WINS 70 Would belong
the honor of having established the hTst STATE keiorm
girls the first Nautical School for educating
There consideration that enforces upon the Legs
lature be al view of the necessities OF the state he,
form school at Westboro as regags appr9prao o ana
expenditure though can entertain no doubt mat IN
this in all benevolent enterprises the Legislature VIII
maintain the high character of the state for generous
providence in behalf of the unfortunate.
1t stated in the second report OF the trustees that in
donor, with which the entire farm had been purchased
they had received from the same source zen tho9sand
pay an equal sum, which had been invested according
to the conditions prescribed by the gver permanent
fund.- the income of which was to be expended for the
benefit of the school.
the third report after the decease of the donor it is
that by his will he left the sum OF SOOO in ad-
diton to his former donations as legacy to the lnstt
lars it is stated were employed in purchasing the two
farms which establishments are located and the
remaining of sixty thousand dollars which includes
the thousand already received and invested WILL IN
as permanent fund the income OF which is be used
the discretion of the trustees to promote the pros
the language Of the codicil that the 6equest, was
coupled with this condition. but there can be no DOUBT
that such the intention of the testor and such the
understanding of the representatives of the n.tuton
by the seventh report the expense amounting s5 52
was met by an appropriation from the Lyman FUND OF
iature There can be no doubt that appropriation
was Justified by the terms of the will and as little sup
pose that different from that intended by the tesla
tor anticipated by the Trustee that received it in be-
half the state.
The buildings included in the enlargement, having been
erected from the LYMAN Fund.- and now destroyed by FIRE
it will appear if the Legislature shall decline appropra-
ton for the restoration of the school upon safer founda
ton that the state by enlargement not contemplated
by the founder and appropriation of his bequest not
anticipated intended by him. his purpose was in
terpreted by those who received his directions having
expended in ruitess work the proceeds of his phlan
thropc generosity is disnclned to replace from its own
Treasury amount equal to that lost to the Lyman
Fund by the enlargement and the late confagraton
trust that will not be the conclusion of the Legislature
but that, with wise berality and wisdom enlarged by
experience the first and greatest work of any state oi
the reformation of juvenile offenders will be placed upon
more permanent foundation, with enlarged opportunity
and power for the full completion of its benefcent and
patriotic work.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08
0Qlants.

w ANIED-A steady, industrious young
man, Is and 20 years of age to work in a Furni-
ture Store. For particulars apply at this office.
Sc dNwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08

MI ECHANICS, LUOk AT THIS
AA The SUBSCRIBER will lease for a term eff years. his
new building pleasantly located the pleasant village
Of Danelsonvile Conn Said building has three
40 feet square each and two 20 square, and
well lighted nine and ten feet between joints the
basement room is ten horse power engine and boiler
new and perfect, with ciste containing $50 hogshcads
of pure, unfalng water Those wishing improve such
power will do well to call and view it soon Terms rea-
sonable. H. l.. DANIFLSON
Danielsonvie, Sept. 3, 1853. d5tt 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08
GYMNASIUM, CLARK'S BLOCK.

In compliance with the request Of many Ladies' and
Gentlemen classes will now be formed the GYM
nasium connected with the Academy of Fine Arts The
Structors
HouRs-For Ladies' from - till a O'Clock D. M for
Gentlemen, from to6, and from a to 50 O'Clock D. m
TEEMs-l month sl5O months So; months IS;
year IS. NJ. /. ROBINSON,
L. j. GARDNER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08
Autttons.

BY E. W. VAIL
RUILDING AT AUCTION Will be
IL sold on the premises, SATURDAY. Sept. 10. at
O'Clock p at public auction the old School House in
the atnic District belonging the CITY. building is
substantial frame structure, perfectly sound suit
abletor a shop. or can be made into dwelling house
at a moderate expense.
Per order Of the Building Committee
81 dts L. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-08
STATE ENCAMPMENT

4 NOTICE.-Since the good old
- times before Railroads supplanted Stage Coach
es there has been general complaint, not
li only from travellers but from residents in the
EEh1 smaller towns and villages that it is almost
impossible in such places to find decently COM
iorable or well kept Hotels and wherever such an one
to be found deserves to be encouraged The town of
oxford boasts such an establishment constructed in
neat and elegant manner and its guests have heretofore
borne testimony to the courtesy of its gentemany and
enterprlsng propretors Messrs. ALEXANDER and
WILBUR SNOW. II is to be regretted, however that
complaints have not been few recently that the foreign
OF the kitchen has been allowed to interfere
ranted extent with the its guests 1t Is to be
hoped that this trouble will be remeded d3t+ Sc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26
The Deacon getting Mad.

The Journal Of this morning contains a
venomous article, in reply to a short Edito-
rial that appeared in this paper on Saturday.
The Deacon threatens to annihilate us per-
soHGliy, five attempt to expose further the
infamous transactions of its pet candidates
for the Legislature. We here ilform the
Journal Editor, that we are not candidate
before the people of Montgomery County for
any office, and our personal matters are be-
fore the proper tribunal for adjudication !;
and If his malignant soul desires to PREJUDICE
our case, or attach any blame to the present
Democratic candidates for our shortcomings,
he is welcome TO proceed. This is not the
first threat we have received from the usur.
ers and their opOlogists during this cam
paign; but as public Journalist nothing
shall deter us from doing our whole duty to
the public and if we have exposed the in
fernal machinery by which the hard earn
ings Of the mechanics aud manufacturers
have been flched from them, we can afford
to stand all the personal attacks Of the Jour
nal.
We dare it TO attempt to deny the truth o.
our charge, viz that the sorting operations
and usurious practices, that have prevailed
here for years, have retarded the progress O
Ous city. And we charge you further, Mr.
Journal, with an attempt to cover up with
ell sorts of clap-trap, the issue that the wire
workers Of the Opposition Republican Con-
vention presented to the people Of this Cosa
ty and district, by the nomination of candi
dates for Legislative Offices, whose sympa
thies, and interests, and practices, have beer
and are now on the side of the usurers Al
we said before, we can afford to stand an,
amount of personal obloquy the JOurna
may see proper, in the plenitude of its ma
lice, and in its political strait, to heap upor
us; if We can only be the humble means o
lifting from the shoulders Of the people th
nightmare of oppression that has hung over
and ground down the manufacturing ant
mechanical interests Of our city. We fee
sure that the people will sustain us in wha
they feel to be right. We are ready for tn
sacrifca
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26
An Old SANDER.

The Columbus Journal publishes On arti,
Gle from the Mahoning Index, of November
1885, in which it is stated, that Judge Ram
ney denounced the Fugitive Slave Law in
that county at that time. This charge has
been denied so often, both by Judge Ranney
himself and by men Of all parties, who were
present at the meetings at which it is said,
we made this declaration that the further
denial Of it. is almost unnecessary
The facts in the case are, that Judge Ran-
ney happened to be attending court, where
tie aforesaid meeting was held
The news had just arrived that the Fugi-
tive Slave Law had been passed, but its ex-
act provisions were not known. Judge
Ranney, when called upon TO address the
meeting advised moderation and hoped sin
cerely, that no hasEy steps would be taken
or denunciatory measures adopted, until the
exact meaning and intention of the Law
could be learned This was all that judge
Ranney had to do with this prolessed Anti
Fugitive Slave Law meeting, according Il
his own statement and that Of many re
spectacle citizens, who were acquainted
with all the facts in the case lie has alst
denied the charge repeated during his oal
Vass of the state, and declared it to be I
falsehOOd from beginning to end Thu
newspapers or stumper, that will keep reit
Grating such an unfOuAdsd statement, is un
worthy OfseFiOns consideration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26
Organizes!

It is very important that every man who
will vote Democratic ticket should be bro'i
to the polls on the second Tuesday Of Octoi
Der. Our Representatives may change the
complexion of the next Legislature, and one
vote may defeat one or both Of our candi-
dates for the Legislature; or one vote may
defeat our county ticket; and it is therefore
of the utmost Importance that every vote
should be polled This cannot be effected
without thorough and systematic organiza>
ton. Let every active Democrat so to work
at once, and see tkateery neighbcr and ac'
quaintance Of Ais il brought to the polls on
the day Of election. Don't delay this any
longer Commence aolo, and work diligently
and faithfully until the evening of election
day. Talk to your lukewarm neighbor give
him your paper to read; talk to your Re-
publican friends, and show them the aboli'
ton and disunion tendencies Of their party.
Organize work and all will be safe in
old Montgomery,