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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
corre.pondence.

Y CHICAGO, Jan'y %, 1860.
Dear Col:-In days of old, as the Good
Book tells us, men could not serve God and
Mammon; but in the latter days times have
changed, and our race have Travelled so far
in advance of what they were in LANG syne'
that the most Impractical and unskillful
find it an easy matter to serve both God and
Mammon at one and the same time. Can
We not see this truth cxemplified through
out the whole country? Do not our Repre-
sentatives at the Capital prove it daily? If
such is not the case why is the House yet
unorganized-if self were not set up before
the country would the public business be
SO long retarded--would public creditors be
SO long deprived of their just dues-would
the wheels of government be so cffectually
blocked, if men were not able and willing to
serve two masters, God and Mammon?
lam not now charging this theory upon
any particular party, but upon dcmagogucs
and wire-pulling loafers who foist them
selves upon the country as the Representa-
tiycs of their various sections; men, who by
means, fair and unfair, secure popularity
sufficient to reach seat in Congress, the
goal of their ambition. Can nothing be
done by the masses to remedy this great
evil? You can't do ashes towards rem
edy till the present race is cut off and new
one brought forward.-ED
rng CITY.
There is scarce anything new o twrite of
in our city. The next municipal election is
exciting some attention, and numerous are
the candidates for the different offices, par
ticularly the Mayoralty. "Long John" is
endeayoring, or seems to be, to get the Re-
publican nomination. Deacon Harvey City
Treasurer now has the advantage of being
backed by the ourt-Housc Clique, and is,
/ think, the most prominent candidate. He
has handled the money bags Of the city for
two terms, and has made himself very pop
ular. There is no name yet mentioned by
the Democrats for the succession, but it is
likely they will take up some unobtrusive
man who will get the American and Con.
sentative vote.
In letter to you, some time ago, stated
that Gen. Cameron, of Penn, had been ia
vorably mentioned in this vicinity as a Pres
idcntial candidate by the ''Opposition" Con
vention. Since that time the feeling ha.
been growing stronger; a club of sevcra
hundred prominent men has been formed
here, and it is very fourishing. Republi
cans and Democrats are alike engaged il
the movement, and throughout Illinois i
has become decidedly popular. 1t is sal,
that he has the entire Pennsylvania delega
ton with him, and if SO, his chance 70
nomination is good the voice Of the Key
stone must be listened to, for without he
twenty seven votes Republicanism will b
nowhere. ..... .
The residents along the lines of our cit,
railways are enjoying rare accommodation
now. The competition between Buss an
Car has been SO sharp that both now SCI
forty tickets for one dollar The consc
quencc is that both are running full, be
cause il is cheaper to ride than to walk.
Bayard Taylor lectured here lately o.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

STEAMERs.-By the Galena Courier we
learn that meeting of ST. Louis and Gale
ma Packet owners took place there recently
and decided as follows: The Galena Com
pany puts in for the coming season, five
boats, the Grey Eagle, Northern Light, War
Eagle, Itasca and Key City; the St. Louis
Company puts in seven boats, the Ewing,
Canada, Pembina, Northerner, Hawk Eye
State, Sucker State and Metropolitan. The
boats will leave st. Paul and st. Louis
daily, touching every trip at Dubuque and
Galena. The tariff will be low.
The Minnesota Packet Company will run
daily line from Galena and Dunleith to
st. Paul in connection with the three Rail
roads, the Central, the Milwaukee & Missis
sippee and the Lacrosse
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@atest Mews.
The latest reports from Washington do not

The latest reports from Washington do not
vet indicate an election. The Republican eau.
Gus Of Saturday amounted to nothing, though
We hope an election was had on Monday. The
fact is, the members have blowed on all the
steam they were charged with, and they want
to get At something else.
The ship John J. Boyd was burnt at her dock
n New York on the 2sth. She was loaded for
Liverpool with l 800 bbls Of naval stores, 500
bales Of cotton, 900 tierces Of beef, 400 tierces
of bacon, 200 bills. Of lard and 1000 bushels of
grain-a most valuable cargo.
The steamer A. o. Tyler from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, struck an old wreck, 30 miles be-
low Cincinnati, aud sunk in Is feet water.
The news from the Teak continues good
The last arrival was forty instead Of 10000.
The winter at Salt Lake has been very severe.
The Valley Tan says that 200 murders have
been committed in Utah in three years, and not
. criminal has been punished. A pony express
will run this summer from Leavenworth to Sac
ramento.
John Brown jr. refuses to obey the summons
Of the Senate Investigating Committee. Mr.
Sanborn also refuses to come.
BY the Nova Sootian We have later foreign
news. .'
Macauley was buried without pomp, but the
pall-bearers were the most distinguished men in
London the Lord Chancellor. the Speaker OF
the Commons, Lord Russell, Earl Carlisle, &c
A Jew named Goldsmith is elected to Par.
Lament from Reading.
The withdrawal of Walewski from the French
Cabinet pleases the English and sours the Pope.
His Holiness called the Sacred College toyeth.
or and announced his intention to suffer martyr.
dom or exile rather than to permit the Church
to be shorn of her power.
Mcmahon has been appointed to the COM
mand of SC, OO0 troops of the army Of Italy,
Austria is charged with secretly interfering in
Italian affairs. The Congress will not be like.
y to convene at all everything indicates a
speedy break out in Italy, and the whole of Eu.
rope will then have chance to fight.
The American and Chinese treaty had gone
into force.
The European market for Breadstuffs is with
out change in price but reported dull. Flour
had declined trhe.
On arrival of the steamers news the Milwau-
kee and Chicago markets went down two to
four cents on wheat.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

HuMBoLDT. A large audience greeted him,
and his lecture was very able and instruc-
tive one.
The ice men are gathering fine crops
Never have they had better opportunity,
and we hope their conscicnces will not
freeze so hard as to prevent their sale OF it
to us at fair price. They arc cool set of
men, however, and anything savoring of
the melting mood spoils their business.
The financial circles have been excited,
for week Or two back. Currency has been
quoted as very close, and New York Ex-
change could not be obtained at less than
three to three and onc-quarter per cent, in
small quantities and as a great favor at that.
For day or two back it has been falling,
and is now offered at two to two and one
half currency is also in better supply-in
fact, Bankers are at loss to know what to
do with it when they get it, there is SO little
No. paper offering.
Reference to the Money Market leads me
to say word in regard to the Rock ISLAND
RAILROAD. For some time there has been
a set of claquers, composed of sundry at
taches of that Black Mail publication, the
Railray Reriew, of New York, and a no
less notorious individual, the Railway Ed
itor of the Chicago Times, who, with others
of that ilk, have been industriously circula-
ting reports bearing upon the management
of this Road they have failed however to
accomplish their end. The Stock still holds
its own in Wall street-in fact it has ad-
vanced. The receipts for December and
January are largely in excess of last year
for the same time, and public opinion is its
decided indorser. The management is
shrewd and economical, nothing is lost or
wasted. Mr.. J. F. Tracy, the Superintend-
ent, has no superior in the United States
in his position. The Road and rolling stock
prove this, and nothing that penny-a liners
can write will tend to lessen the confidence
which the public feel in this model road of
the West. .a.. .... ASHES.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

SPElNC.-It is difficult to tell exactly
when spring will come in this latitude, but
as sign of its approach we may chronicle
the fact that our good-looking friend Capt.
SnERwlN of the Ferry line has returned from
his eastern visit and is looking forward to
the carly opening Of navigation. We pre-
dict that March LIST will see the river open
for ferriagc, but if our guess fails we will
not be responsible for accidents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
OPPOSITION
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon

VIIlE undersigned having catered into partnership,
i now prepared to wait upon those who will
favor them with call. We keep hand a choice
lot of Oils, Hair Restoratves and Perfumeries. Our
prices will be found very reasonable. r
Please call at the Stone Building. two doors east of
the McGregor House. TlIOMPSONA SUTER.
McGrcgor, December 81, lS59tf
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Or. &mfelanS's berabmteS

'-" bftIE 9funNTt6 1ut
acknowledgement, DtspepEt unr @eltiubt hront
Iht ODER nerp6is Shm1htn, Observation-Disclosures
uub ale RranfDtifen, welbe pen Yerccrbenem Wia-
atn ODER Der 2eber tntltebcn.
Ss:+', ais rtrappfdn8 innetl DE bemeribtn. Nntraua See
8lu.t5 Md BEN Rcpfe 6durs tt Wdaen. 6srsbrenarn, sch.
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tSfsS tStfabl TN Wlasr Hab uutsrlett S6wersr Nttsm
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Rsrben ter 6aut unb Nnstu, Seitenfeten, SAnerjtn Ira
Rated unb ben @ltsbsrn, btst I'm Kepf ab Bremen TN
8lefh, gan9tatttt unS tErselhtaatn ttH,
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9neensHsntvit ~berffIsen fir aqe Qtibeu. n0fur Hs ~sprfebrnb
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dmertldniG6sn 0olft befanbeH bat uns btTen Ruf Rnb @t+.
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3euantHt, wslht berlbmts unb auSeeastbn ets &srtst unb YrL
,atpsrlcnen aus aaen Ebtten bttfes ednbes ~ Sunfcn eeben
8eben tns u%naebeusre unb ttre eeHdut Durnltfln9 bS ani6tr-
I'D sn benz Staenttimsr publi;trten Glmana&s, wsl6sn btr-
ktbt unentstlbltb bur@ bic Nssnttn %ptrttetlen last. mus aud
ben unsldnbtsatn d~bsrstpstn, bas htsfts 8ttterS mtrIltd III
Scrub mtbett p~frtttHt, neI&t a. trIaast bat.
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Sonpwaps SPLEEN unb salbe,

elenb naG9emadt uub perfal16t mprpen Inb, 70 lOute
oaS publtfum erfabren, Dob e8 cine prpbe fir ibre
9ledtbeit eiebt, nGmli6 baS 9Ba6er3et6en pSOl>
lOpaY Nep-gprf unp 2pnbOn" peldes in iebem
8latte be5 Qlnweil uns6budes au leben 1T, wenn
man baIelbe sesen ba8 2tAt bait. Die p.len Inb
gu baben SO. 80 Maiben Zane Neip> gprf unb bel
alien Drussilen gu % Cts, 63 GtS. unO ST. bic
Sdadtel. 11MlQS
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Or. 9. Satns g"ttSp'"e' VeUp Reatf, Sept. 1857.

a. g S,1artsStAe, Sec, beate, eevt. 1887
@erttef 9err. @tetne GOtter wurte TOR tur,en, 80,
9alsubel betaasi1 ~eltes etne erp6e @eHnlidfeit mir mi S ION s elassi
aae pine GrfCla. Gtne gta6t mad Der anSsrn s e ain ne ! aber
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swedte, mo- ale an0ere Vttttel fehftIuse1s Sd mar ME ~ pe-
BON observation-disclosures, bin aber iest i6eT,euSf Dos III nc 81 en- 0rfun0
mtheln llnrf6t that unO tA bin serae tereeit bfeleISeSS pten 9ftI
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8aRerlu4t unS &reb8 furirt,
a.. q @ eTlan6us, @tf, Sen "a. San. 1887
%. q. Wfnter.

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getrtber 5erg; Nett srUgent gerenaeen n.a6e fb q, to-,
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sta3Sara ~nree eur6 ttren Sruffreinieer unS ltnprrnn Sut a .5f
ggslssea, nnO Oret Der beOtutenoftn Ierste Sa p ib T" S : 20 trani
S STbO sTt an INN nasr srE0S ,tt ssiien. !. S]srl@teseSe Sale BON S SssSIe ! TSsf
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

Or. .. Sa9 ne! ~ Z" D. "V0' 1859.
N0srt6er Serr. = IS eerei6t MIR Al orpsen, Osr,ns
rem btnausufi9en. ~" Uleleh anpe-
Dor u%nSefobr 8 Sa6ren Bate Ids eIn.n s6,..a
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oem seten Gttpl8e. %sSdbrerS Der l%ansidbrtoen e r ~, psts nt1
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gnfan bon Gu83ebruno

Qr @ y mag Tti5s ss'' % y 0S q, i'd 69t SOr run atnsseia9r 9 Sabs en- bon elm,
liberties BON einent i9mer5lt9en 9uiten 9epIaat n1i nS O'VSES9le
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MID Or. Sapne8 Srhjtreiat9un98mitte su probTen, "Oeflsoete man
9sbras9 6sr srh ttH,s Sla Mi. @nr :, t9 etpaS be6eru naS SS SeSr o1,al
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Nitbmu, 8lutipefen &c.
Or. g. SdnupI N"F'i ptN 4, Sebt, I

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NeueS bnn Sdmehen

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StUdbplm, S6pepen, ben 10. Mdr3 1877 :" ~0f'eer8 bat
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atetaen pale nae msiner Srut erCFe Dtenae aeiIefsst ,ns "a q
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SalSbrdune Group.

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grfaltun9, Suffen, Seitenz II. gruafd,,,oe,

SSertber Serr! SIM Spdtja6r is4S rurSs 49,,
gen SGnter3 IN metner linten Settle unnttttei6ar ~ @k4lEGf petit.
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nt6 96n3liG interchangeable, etast9 cur6 bic Graf = Y tsn lamb ib
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Terre Sdtte, cnbu ben 8. Mai I84S. VtWfWpf.
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Son 50. 50. @tnter8 m q
WtGebseStae, Sa.. Sen !

gttlebseDtGe, SG, ben 5. apsr, 1870
Or. .. Same Il Spn! - ~'"Fj 1898.
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len &raant9etten Der QuftrEtre tpr 8rurrti1ieanStssnii}ftt ef '@ est "a,
i9ren itaSsrHeen BALKAN bet farfena &uspurf unO gsNsrr.i Spenl0
aneepanpt babe. 80" pspen @rtPlat
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8rnltbrlnne nnb @Lntlneie,,

Or. ., Sapne! SFt 1857
SD beSeuse, ZAP tb wG5ren6 Ser Grnte i'm Isbt,u 81
suftrSbrenent5tineans beialen murbe unb efne ,t = S@I Won eer
pUt Slut ausmart! aud bate tb rtnen b6ien SSuae ,'V Sapaaftdt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, uHO bttieS itelte mid sSn,IiS SMi Z
M SameS e.. Ban Snrn
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3Ontrtt MHe ltrtb geneIct.
Slutun9 Der 2unae.

a. NntisStle, ga, sen l. 9anuar t0so
Nertpsr 9err SIN Sabre 1850 mar t9 febr Ietbens r,s
aet0em SdSIPalttn I'm SOrber9ebenoe Sabre suIHrisb' gAo tp
~ etnen Nntau pom Slutur9 Der Qunee, purbe feSSS ~
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iespe wteoi5tn naepreren 8tnteru fur ben Scu6buEes slsneets ~
ano tnlnter %8efunbeu, bas fc bem !Rranfen oTSsS sr 5IHGggt9epeh
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3u1ft 0crfduf.
@rOBe @rmaBigm1a Der 3nferpreiie.

g. 81. @t8., sc. 9. s Cts. 9eretni9ter 80 Gt8., Sutu6er
IL @t8. friIde @ro8butter 25-28 Gt8.; Orange Brand Sdinfen
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betra= g8en bel SAP uno Slaihtn; alter Sater=g8bi8teo Der Bette
in Baltimore, icwie feline 2iqubre uno @ranotc8 bon auen Spren
bel McOpnaIb Gbpma8,
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DR.. Hufeland.
Vallamilher GorbiaI

fdr f&ntat 5ttlun8 Don RuHsn, GrFdltuns, Sneusnitn. Br6u-
ne. Warben sails unS F"ftrBrrsnentilnbuns, &nsstpruns unb
wena NOD nOpIth, Gr,.. ,lerunS fur NGe an bteier Rranfteti
eeibsnte, fslbf tn ben IcStsu Std6ttn.
Dtsis bsrabmtt YrsparettOn In eIet& BEN Bitten luSerIdl.
ag. - " TT fur ttns RldHe BON Rranitt' ten %btitnnnt, ttG
alstmtintr unb %ssfdbrItter ais aus dutert btneu BITE BtSsk'
nr bttits eanbes untsrDorftn fnb - Rrantbstttn BE pom A-
aer tlctnen 9r1dtuna %berribren. Or. Ben, ttsfs tEft 6rbt-
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iar uns II, pas bic pen unS bas stIte 9teber fur BE SswOs:
nr dnesrer 8cnen hnb. abtr tb Tam btftmrht SerF&ern, bas
Ie uns 8ranibrtten SUn srEstrsr OtfdbrIt&trit uub ntbr
Stetbtf1as %Brfutrtu.
Cine irstters YrUbt Der tntftsIi6su GefdprIt&tttt Der SsA
elmer fietnsn &rtdltunS en!feteubeu Erdultttstn, ttGt I'D be-
ttnem Sltd ubsr na4htbsnbe as sen @srtbttn bee pbtlabdL'
pbia @efnnhbsitSnmteS s%ntncmmtns Isabelle GrOtbsnt %4t'
iaselpbtd anerfanut cine ber 9~sfunbtRtu q tdbtr Der unisA H.
tetat bic IdbeleI
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Nerlonet nnb aein6t.
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Gem Sauic unb itebt cine nomtnele grunorcnie oarauf, mel
dye perialrt it,. 0a8 gebdnoe mar 9ebant fdr bct 8e9en
mirtt9el g%i9entbImer lno lit Elm iebr lpODuldeS 9au8. ga e8
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lebr 9eei9net flr cine @ pm~merWtrtbi@ it. 0a5 6au8 mar
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naliben &oteu NIT Sntereiie uno gutter 9irgi6ai, Doer e8 fann
audi Elm Gbel be8 &~aHipreie8 ais @runorente auf benz @~runbltid
iteben blei2en, peun e8 9epuni6t miro.
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Sd Bin lpeben mteber eenefen ron etnen ecciSSSss.tar 1928.
bet pel6er Sraaieftt t3 in ibrenn Srufretnieer lp un9$ Satarri
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Wt~ebt5tntiebe 9~lnsctoe.
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srtotI pts AnSpeFtuts Oes SaleimeS, pelIer bielelbe ysraSpf
p ptot ! u9S y ourA etne seltnoe let&te Retufguna aae S8wft.
9ubt iRr ben &eudbufen
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Dteft 8dtItn ittssn. haB b~eRatt@bn 4. EbtI aarr eterht
fade TIT sttiem 9anpe burb MHsJebrung Ssruria9t ntFbtn, aA'
aefcttn gUn ben tdtlretatn anbern 2etben, bic Spu tsn1
letbtsu Gs:S!.gnA berbetasfItrt werhrn
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8rut ooer Qunee leioet, taufet cine 6lafbe ron 6ufetanbfs
balfamtf6em Gcrrtal ub ttr tSnaet auf ltdere @eneiun9 rednen.
9auienOe baben bieies eet9aH unb beien w%unoerbare 9SirtHus
beIeu9t.
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dem Safe bas oDeutfde 8ttters" eebrnutt perben fCate. Sn
1dGea ron einem anoauernben Sufen berru6renbtr Sdwade un6
IbfpnrunS bs sansen Spferts ptrb man bas 8ttters Sn grpBent
&uben fnben.
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9tilabrtptta. Serferttst uo BET lea.-DrusstfeR Wnb SlUrelaltern
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wafb imstUm .. 9.

p+ uniern Seleru in @ai9in ]tOn 8r Ga6ridt, oaBt a9en
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