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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Nc;G B4osD b2T HEd: B. ESs1I.s and T.
BTi".Sa: "a! EEs'5sfi. de; ss9aaG f' Nv;
Iba &C. s"a IL. Vs. Mss coTH,ng; NY; Stewart
E Est:1 4: ksa1ss hIsss Sal,f fs O. &
Hea S M YsiMni s% yi MIS-! gi.d RsSas al
IL; J BsldTin and LADY, NY;H SHARP: Va; W Ii
Gov sS Fsi Dsda S sIt
Mr N Ira. and SOP do; Ms9dsl and .dy. NY;
%; cco s s se NJ t sAS Mn
Q1onne. Nd; Mrs HiEsn and SON. do; GA h a1s
ff; aISs. DO; s6 FIton Pa Mas de; Mics
Nd; w Fei and lady. N.Y. T HOLMES de-; r II
Mason, Mrs Mseon o Do ' Mis M Mason nd
F. Rs Es "a q a.; fhS%s: % s; Sas:,
Miss wilson. do; M Howell AMI bd,' n. n A TO-
ss s,Ssa, sOa ~. Es, do de- Tsts, Mas
Cuba ~ BsDsysnt, DO; Fsbrs, do; ssrS9oI.,
s sss5. IlS ss M do s. Res 'ns
40; Forbes ESshs, s C B Hi s DO:
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Mcdowell, UsA. ~ " u 0o"i'' md; Maj
, NATIONAL HOTEL.-H Farnam.-. IR,o
a.Ils sGa'G scss rs,'SS s as.:on and
daaghter, w Booer,s p Walden and w. Dr. Dohy a.o
has st wSGWs% WASH bKbs SOtE.1
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Gvs si HSi.. cs1 bss. MAJ, S;s 5
Msgin, Quinton, Roberts, w Buoea 81 W. W.
B,as9 M, Mis-. sre.n M qi fan spd bs
Mosssy; WInston, NY. r RysstoS. VITA Hsn.ls y
nero, msx; W ssdfoTd, Brooke. SsN; E y Ha as
IT. hcxs and Ma aaTR Hove. ai;' G nsSn.
Myss NC; sysn.. o; nj Robinson, z CHAM Il
e; Ms steysrt, Mrs Bent, La; l. Bowers. x1a. |.
Wtilams, Sc Larimore and ly, Mich: 4 Fisl5s
Fly Mi Taylor and lady, Del; schwartz
BROWNS HOTEL Iona. n, .h;.,A. A..
DIV Lewis, Miss H Lewis. No: WSIn,ss:eE .;
" wharton, Tenn; Wane, ala; RI asys,n 20
RMas,Isr "a ,asneBap We: Holland. Ga; H@n
sss f sss k snsss 4. sHf ssy Tenn
" Lindss,s Nc 9 Feiix, NY; G Bid, n;
ss siSSo,sf PA KY, ~! nssd sn d; Nd
' Or Or ard f.d EiSs Be- sIs
Snort, Ind; w Brown; Stuart and lady, Nd; r M
b 9ssses, ~ Powell Foam, H:ysns; Hon j.
G n9 IiI, Miss Lewss Miss: w p aft. " and
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MEDICINES.

II BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hes Diseocasd fAs most C~fsss, Speedy, a.d c-b
EfsefsaI Renssdy ts the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TW0 DAYS.
WEAKNESS Of the Bses ses.rss, AGssssss sfs As Money
nd slsddsr, nvslsnt.ry Dsehsrsss, lnSsssnsy 6snsr
.ssa sts.. f.p:.cs =
Dsmnsss q Sight Giddns Dsssss ef the head Threat
ss.: T.1ssl. B.sISsr. sr.aS rom ssissr, assis
a,s.she.. Dreadful and Dssrsevs fr.suss. yh,ss tss
sslssi.ly yhs h.,s ssesm. shs victims q s..a. vss.
sniinsy grave ,Sosssaa. 9. Yssas Men sfl s.ss en-
..e s..1 and sr.nt as:s .hs ns. .shsrv.s h.,.
vaisd ssstssy IN living Tyre, may call WA fsll ssst
MARRIED PEksoNe. Or Yesae Mss ssotsn ylsu.g nas
s.g. bang ...s. q Psy.s.i .'shn'''' 'srshis aAiv.
n. Who Plaes. hnssfsndss Ii. d, J. nay rsnsi
oFricE No sourn rRKDEaIcHsrarEy,
.. Garner & s., !: ssn: nd ...s. r.s: ~.
mast Be paid and ssassin ssanp.
DR JOHNSTON,
from .hs most smnsnt Cosrs uuitsd ssassa
e. q Loosoa Pars .ss %
fsetsd Of the sstsnshinG that
When s...P sr..s n.s,ss.a. S.na .iar1.s q .sss..
sends: ss.ssa.. vim t.qs:n. s.:hns ..,.sa:a .:s'
timer with dsrang Of mind we're cared tmnscatsly
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysung Men and othsu vho hsvs Injsrsd themselves BY
learned from evil eoapsnisas, or at school III. sfsea
which uightly . s'.n when I.,.,p. s9d erred
body, should apply nsdatsly.
limbs, Pain, Head pirnn. sight Loss q Msses.,
9th. Dig fsa:s.s. s.s:f, D.sEi1
" s9S%%. q fG%SH. "Tlp. -. g..
,: SI.ad'dcp. q M.mery coois'cs q d.A. p.Rr.s.ss
n sa,.d. Ss, ~,
NERVOUS DEBlLrY.-Yh.u.ndss "a. sew ,,ds. VIA,
the essss other declining health lssinS ,rsr
sominE vsaf, pals, and smaeissd having
Appearances about the eessh synpsm
DISEASES or ImPRUDENCE
y. n,'gsdsd and i'm vo.ry Of pleasure ise
h.pP.G, th., ltim.d dread ofde.,sry
G..s,s n nom sPp(ns 70 no yso, In ;dssas. :ee
q esros sc6 Ii. p.csa'.iy .sSssns., .p him srIsns
famed and in d..p. :.". lin st nsn.s e.. iia
ever bis g.sss dI..ppointn'nt or By n. rs. Of that d:.s
..rrb. di..ai. .neh o. III. Heart Threat Nsss
P.rcd k sr..d ss.s9s BY .."ss. s !. hs
Uncovered Country from who's bourne traveller
pA gORktONbREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC WEAKWE1a
AND IMPOTENCY.
~ this great and important rsmsdy vsskns 81 sfsHs
are speedily erred and foil vfsr fhssssnds sft
most nsrvors and dsbtsd vhs had lest all hope,
stsn immsdistsly relieved.
lsstoa. Los. q Psci..9. Po9.f' s.r,.:. I,s..gi,
Trembling and wssknsa Exhaurrsn Of he nsst fssrl
Kind spsssdily Cared
ENDORSEMENT or rHr rREss
rEE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthis institution ytsAb
sal op.r.too. PsrSrm.d BY Dr. JoRn.s" ras.e ~ *
nPor.r Of tbs paP.r and ether psrsons, nsdess
which havs appeared and before the Psbe Be-
sdsp his standing gspusnGn Of character aud rsspsns
hIty, 10 SIN eisnt EuArsnsS to The a1ietsd. ay
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

TRIKsEmAR, 1, Q, q >,
EsG.:s . a' s sf Rss. 3. Ffss:.
Paris, a.d tks IaSSiaI Collsss @ Msdieiss,
No. il invaluable forexhsustion, spsrmstor-
rhes, and all physicsl disabilities,
NO: comPtstslJ sIsd Ssto. ~ t,ssss of thoss
'i no. i Ssss W he s.. .,
ssSs1 fsa as seoas sssiS
,ffSRs 81 ssiN prepared in u.
can be oafrIsd IN Is. wsstsoas pocket solS n IN
Price ssoS, or four sasss icr s. vhioh sSSs, 6
r. y q s.;st .essss, mi. :isn
194 Bleeoksl street, four doors below MoDouga1
ssb YS:1 SP ss: 6: :
% any part OF the world, securely packed, and I'd
si:.:f ; s'is'f., S Z " fSfD & E:
CAurIoS Mas.dt.;0s SgASS ooE:, o.ra..
70 % n,
v VIII. 4 syF ...
ems: sS:i merely '''
NEW Yo sE4AkA4sgR EEE4fffsHII AMI
fas ssss% snd HWsssnssen iof Rev % 1:s,s
y ,o|,.l EVERY " WS tI Sd5s p. q sS
inrton ever saturday, al O'Clock D IA. -
S: s. S: :;:ss # &:
4: 7: g Z 9 81 8 9
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THE LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, By
Selling Lucky being volume Of II Abbott's Rain
bow and Lucky Stories; price 81 cents.
Just received and for sale By
miss =, LOCK- centiEyss TIE leae.t su
sfs 49,. csss5I rs PEE - MI y Hs 3.
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U The Cecil Wing says that the present sea
son Is one Of great promise in respect to all de
scrlPtlons OF crops, wheat, oats, corn, and fruit
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SIXTH VOLUME OF TIE HISTORY OF
- TOE kepnbl Q of the United States Of America,
g. g. 8 acsd IN the Writings Of Alexander Hamilton.
Pisto,s Apology and Critic, with notes. by w. 8.
y'es, rrofsss9f o. Greek IN Amherst College
course OF .Exsfolses in all parts of French
S S.litax. by Professor winkelmaa, Of the Packer
Tnaa tnsntute Of brQoklynt New York
rre ~ ~o-rrr rle-arSh tee ers 80
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucBU.

!" For war;,
Arising from EEOeases, Hsb:ts Of Dissipation.
-, Attssdsd .ei,s a, 'oioS,'as symprorn,.-
n S.: pr msm to E1ernOn Loss q Psvet.
Horror Of Disease, waksfn!nsss,
En.ysrs.I LssEtude Of the Mu.og az srs.em,'
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body.
DI'n''' f f Al ssfIS couNFESSsSGSScin the f'
ass 4 sSr.d .C g SR .soh this
LMPoTENcY, Far GTTY. EPILEPTiC FITS.
Who that they are not a. d. seenty 7vI,osed
By 'h .9,as 80, EEUL hIsEh
Many are AVAIL Of tss e.s.
TUE !. BgTEoSE VIII COME
o.. Aaa tas Msianeho!y DEATHS 81 Ccssr,nrt,er
WiTH pRGASiC wE&KSEss I'D
Requires the aid Of medicine In strengthen
wai B6c tas ssss;
obtJdoss.
TRIAL WILL cow NcE THE NOsT sKEFTiCAI.
OLD IN fGEsaF ESfkkGEEf FalMREiFFS ON
IA soNSTEMPtsTIMS MARkiAG e,
FEmkLks, the e. e1tHs,t s9ssu !. S1esnssd ),
Any Other remedy, ss IN Chi ,osis OF keteptIon
tomary EyacnatiOus, liberated eI soirr hous state
OF the Uterus, leucorrhG. OF Whites, Steriiy.
arising from lnciscretiOn, Habits Of DissiPsaOn,
DENLlHG Oh ChARGE VI LIFE.
49,. sEK SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY shOUt.D 30 WITHOUT 1T
HEIMBoLDis EXTRACT i BUch i1''''''
;, SECRET DISEASES
Little a or no change in Diet No inoOSvsnisn Dc
Gnd nc Ezposvre
Il csases frsensnt desire ara Gives strength 10
PTsysnLinE aod cuTins stnetnIes Of The Urethrs.
dfReaRas q II 0H TNlso
T8o Iss ;rSI5 S Gb SS'5 IgoUs,Nps
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUkcxs,
s1d who ssy psld .hssy J.s to be cured n shSrt
uss s1d sas' a.
TRIseEsTs." been dried up in the system, 20 break
" " PERHxPS IFTEs MARRIAGE.
Uss RdE55Mso.D, tSTRAcr BrcHv for all shec
,,O1' '1- = URINARY ORGANS,
whether s1'imil MAZE Z OR FEMALE.
aow sa IoG sFs 20 matter Ct
HEG%BSISS q BSSaRc r'''
s.sss FOR %aIca ~ 3 REc6SSNFHNDEB.
CERTIFICATES IF CURES,
FSODg 10 % years stand,Hs,
sCiENUE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for 81. 90
observation.
Dsse5Ss s1srISN'
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman Of
the city Of Phi lphs II. T. HKLMBoL D. " ho beins
daily sworn, doth say. hIs prepare ions tain
bas f purely re Rs5Sq or oSTff
~Svorn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, lsS
WIN p. HIBBERD, Aldeyndn.
Ninth stree Z. above Race, Pha.
Address letters Tor information in confidence 20
III. T BElMBOLD, Ch4pist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st bet ChesnUt, phis.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who Fndeayor 10 oppose OF TEER OWN" and
'oIHER" ARTICLES on IHE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold't Genuine Prepsrahons,
Extract Ruchu,
Ssrssparils,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold ny 3. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 9.
G FoRD. ia, corner Penn. avenue sBd Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE.-
Cut oIt the advertisements and send Tor 10.
ANDAvOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ap4 eolr
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HIS BRANDY CATHARi

HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,
Is q sure remedy for Cosuyeness, Liver Complaint
and d. spepsia, They pleasant 10 the taste;
In their operation; and as Cathartio, entirely. 81
fectNdly, and Positively superoede the If Pills,
SO nauseous and disag reeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
A OF on the Kldneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs.
and are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con
neoted with Liver Complain IN all It's Forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly valuable, mate OF pure Holland Sin,
pleasant and agreeable TO the taste, and may be
well termed q necesa8ry j.
EEMAI.E CDMPANlQN
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NEW oaKAN ylays

THE LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. B,
Selling Lucky being volume Sof Abbotrs Rain
bow and Lucky Stories; price 81 cents.
:e sss ''0''s'' Sh' s IL an q mouuN
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Sfs: = I: s 9: Is; !. \.
49,: Co. e 80 Cd! H SIC: asa' = :: 8:
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HIS IMPERIAL, GIN
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CdTHARTIC SYRUP

For Infants. Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable aud valuable
Medicines in the woId: IL is q perfect SHbsfifsfs
for CalcDiei acting on the Liver, removing oil OBJ
gestIon and Dyspepsia ALTHOUGH il g as sure and
efectual in its cperstonsgss Calome, yet IT. il 90
delicious TO the taste, that cnlldren will for IL,
and II is as gentle, innocent and harmless az the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the lnnd will bless the discoverer of this in
valuable Medicine.
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CHARLES wIDpIFIELD q co /,


649 AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46e Pa
avenue, next door TO the United States Hotel, and
ky drugs ists generally. mar H-ly,re
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Sold ny 3. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and g.
G FoRD, ia, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HEL MBoLD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
ANDsvOID IMPOSITION AND ExPosURE.
ep4 eolr
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Incpient Consumption, Weak
Eenefs or SsrSc1s 6sbiIitI PIss ana Al Psspases
recurring q Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are made
of pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
cinal properties. they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation. {

"HrIS Sa ~ CONCENTRATED" - u,.,.,,..
Positive re and sPeelSS R.5 SaarhACf BUCho'
f9r pisesses Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
cnAN Elss ena phOPSlCAB S~ ELI INSS
and eScitss the ABsoa BtNf-S ipto health, &C
ddeRositlons, and ali UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTs arc reduced. 90 well as PAIN aDd IN
~ MIN, VIC WOMEN. 81 81 CHILDREN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21
Theodore Parker on washington.

This gentleman delivered, in Boston, a
lecture on Washington, which is rather diff
fhe reverend gentleman's notions:
"He (Washington) had great power Of
wrath. Inheriting the high, quick temper
of his mother, in youth he was Sudden
and quick in QUARREL" in middle life his
wrath was tremendous, sometimes getting
vent in words, sometimes in blows. He
never overcamc this Jefferson tells us Of
one occasion on which the President was
much inhamed, and got into one Of those
fits of passion, and called certain man a
.rascar-U do not think he mis-called him)
and said, BY -, had rather be in my
grave than in my present situation Ham
ilton, who worshipped him in public, and
led him, behind the scenes, complains that
in the latter years Of the Revolutionary
War, his temper greatly offended the Off.
GERS. s
"There are some men who find great fault
with Washington for this. l do not love =
man for losing his temper, but | have lived
too long and seen too many men to suppose
that when men FIRE cannon they dip their
Pope's head in holy water to swab them out,
and utter benedictions before touching off
their piece! (Laughter.) It is with great
passions that men fight great wars, and
when l find great man, l expect him to
be great all round, in his material basis as
well as in his mental superstructure. But
it is rather refreshing fact to find that this
cool, cautious, diplomatic man, could once
in while swear" daughter and applause. J
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

SEWARD AND CHAsE.-The Evansville,
Ind.) Journal, strong Republican paper,
which is friendly to the nomination of Ed
ward Bates for President, thus notices two
Of their competitors for that honor. 1t says:
1--WE claim-as to the only objections
urged against Mr.. Bates-that he is a bet
ter anti-slavery man than either Seward or
Chase, without pa.taking in the least Of
their ultraisms. just as much as practice
is preferable to profession are Mr. Bates
anti-slavery sentiments to be preferred to
those Of the New York and Ohio aspirants-
What sacrifices have Chase or Seward ever
made in the anti-slavery cause? What have
they ever done to relieve the enchanted AT.
rican they talk so pathetically about, bs-
yond mere speech making? So far from
making any sacrifices, their anti.slavery
views have only been used as instruments
to foist them into Office and to secure feed
from the public crib"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

- The Newburgh Daily Ne,cs, a petu-
liant machine to hang dry goods on, ''lets
off st.am:''
eve have been lectured long enough, and
now it is our turn Wouldn't series Of
Hints to Gentlemen be particularly ap-
propriate? Think how nice it would sound
now? ,.. l-.-.... .s....... -r.......
Do be little sensible in your fashions
wear that stovc-pipc hat Of yours if you
would protect your head, and cover your
ears-what is the use of that miserable lit
tie concern perched on the top OF your
head? And as for the ridiculous way you
have-which fashion sanctions Of course
of going on with your chest unprotected,
when the rest Of you is snugly encased in
warm broad cloth, we can't find words
enough to denounce it! Of all the unman-
ageable brutes, sick man is the worst
We'd rather have charge Of wild hyena-
Van Amburghs big elephant is hardly
more difficult to get along with. Exercise,
gentlemen! Don't sit curled up over your
law papers all day long Help your wife
about the sweeping-chop the kindling
wood-get out and dig in the garden. Don't
you see how much healthier your man Pat
rick is than you are? Patrick never has
the dyspepsia, Patrick never complains OF
feeble health. Thenwe might 80 on at the
same rate for half dozen columns, and
say nothing but the truth either. Now,
isn't it evident that you need lecturing as
much as we do, and does not the cap fit re-
markably well when it is turned the other
side out? At any rate, there is no neces-
sity for your troubling yourselves SO very
much about our warfare. And we should
think, after so much experience, people
would have discovered that we generally dc
about rs we please!"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

a
Mrs. Swisshelm, of the st. Cloud (Minn.)
Democrat, has chapter on dancing Hear
how she talks: rafa ~G % NV
1T is worthy Of note that those churches
and people who most strenuously oppose
dancing, have always encouraged and prac-
ticed it under other names Like the tenn
perance man who would not drink cider, but
had no objection to a glass Of apple juice,
our opponents of dancing have their chill
dren taught the art under the name Of Ca
listhcnics,' and practice it when it is called
''Plays." For it is remarkable fact, that
those old time favorites Of religious COM
munities,, Dear Sister Phnbe.' Ring round
Rosy All marching to Quebec The
White Cockadc,' Copenhagen &C., &c,
are, every one Of them, Cotillions and Con-
ira Dances performed to vocal and instru-
mental music. eg --.s.s..,-tx..... s.....
The difference between the religious
dance and the profane dance is, that in the
former, every man in the room is compelled,
on pain Of breach of etiquette, to kiss every
woman in the room; and oice rersa, that it
is quite in order for married women to sit
down on the knees of young gentlemen, put
their arms around their necks, bring two
pair of lips together with smack, and do
any amount Of hugging. While, in pro-
fame dance, even those of most doubtful
propriety, the greatest familiarity between
persons of opposite sexes is gentleman
placing one hand on lady's waist while
| she rests one hand on his shoulder and
holds his disengaged hand in the other
| The churches, therefore, who set up rules
against dancing, are all fairly and squarely
| committed to the doctrine that promiscuous
dancing is all right, and pious and innocent,
provided it is accompanied by promiscuous
kissing, with suitable amount Of hugging
and general rough and tumble.
While, without these refining and eleva-
ting additions it is evil on evil, and that con-
tinually. There is no escaping this conclu-
sion, for the anti-dancing churches and
christians are too openly committed in IA
vor of these vulgar plays for an intelligent
man to deny, that either they have acted
blindly or that the kissing and hugging
sanctifies the dancing.
| Now, since all the experience of the past
proves that people wiU dance, even grave
and reverend deacons, we are in favor o
the dancing without the etceteras. But
apart from all comparisons, we regard dane
ing as positive good, as something which
requires no apology, but is inherently righ
in itself; an efficient means of perfecting
refining and cultivating the crowning worl
of Gods creation; a means appointed ant
directly approved by the Creator himself
1t is liable to abuse, and the object of re
formers should be to regulate, not abolish it
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

Book BINDERY.-We SEQ it announced
that Mr.. G. S. Boynton, formerly Of Ra-
cine, has permanently located himself at
Mc(iregor, where he intends carrying on
the Book Binding business. County and
Bank officers wishing any style Of Blank
books, will do well to call on Mr.. b.. as his
work in that line cannot be excellcd In the
United States. While in Racine, Mr.. b.
| manufactured Book for the Bank OF the
City of Glasgow, Scotland, for which he re-
ceivcd the sum of five hundred dollars. He
has also received a Gold Medal from the
Fair of the American Institute of the city
Of New York, for superior workmanship
| Prairie au CAien Courier. aaF'@
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

Oh shame! ~ ' @E ts.'4
To accommodate certain ''anti-slavery',
taste at the north, such correspondence as
follows is regularly furnished to order for
the use of sensation Republican papers,
The idea here conveyed, is, that a father
was conveying a beautiful, blue-eyed, lady
like, well-formed, sweet, fair haired, clear
complexioned daughter to market, for sale
as "a victim to lust, and that the purchaser
was friend! None but libeller Of
Southern manhood would write such stuff,
and none but fool would believe it; but
such stories go the rounds, and papers as
respectable as the steady old Chicago Jour,
nalwant political success so much that they
give currency to anything charging brutal
ity upon citizens of the Southern States.
BLEAcHING.-A correspondent of the
Chicago Journal, writing from Cincinnati,
relates the following incident: ,.,....s. &
On the cars the other day, we noticed a
beautiful woman-one Of the finest forms,
and sweetest lady-like countenances We
have seen for many day attracted oul
attention. On the seat back Of her was a
the ladys Gerry much resemblea. Before the
cars started, another wei dressed gentleman
came in, and recognizing the first, took a
seat by the side of him. q" .''.
'.Is that slave ?" asked the second gen
tleman, pointing to the lady in front.
Yes 4... t-.i. -a.s sa.
We were astonished, for the lady had
deep blue eyes, straight, beautiful hair, and
a clear, blooming complexion.
"Yours?"
eyes"
"For sale? % ...., no..
"She is ?"
"What do you ask" -, \.
Twelve hundred" ..-..... ~. ......
The trader-for so deemed him-walk
ed out in front of the woman, examined hel
hands, tried her arms and joints, and then
as if examining beef, with both hands ex
amined her bosom, abdomen and hips, il
the meantime asking the shrinking creature
a series Of questions such as we hope nevel
again to hear put to one Of the sex of oul
own mother. .~
"fN take her, and pay the money rher
That blue-eyed, flaxen-haired chattel, goe
to New Orleans and to q fate worse thar
death. Such is the ''diyine institution:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

~"T wish you would come to pause
in your talk. wife; such an everlasting clack-
ing is enough to drive me mad" "You had
no business to take me from my pa if you
didn't like to hear me talk: there were other
men as good as you who said there was
music in my voice, !" and, as usual, the wife
had the last word. ~. 6
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

ga "I SAY."-Mrs. Jenkins was in the
habit o. saying II say to almost every sem
tence to which she gave utterance. On one
occasion she rang the bell for her footman,
and on his entering she said, II say, James,
have been to Mrs. Thompson's, and heard
say that you said that am in the habit Of
saying 1 say to every word | say. Now
if do say 1 say to every word say, j,
does not become you to say that | say i
say to every word say, James,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21

~ An ivory comb manufacturer in
Meriden, Conn.,, being asked to sign the call
for a manufacturers Union meeting, he OBJ
iected that no saw no necessity for one. 1t
was urged that he might lose Southern trade
by refusing. "Well," he replied, III any
one refuses TO buy our combs, As may 20
yDusy--that's d" t