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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19
1851 M GRO RiRis G RON 1851:

iOOI l.. The unde,s signed offers his service, to
the public HtRtR OF NEGROES for the
SUING ear His increased experience enables
him eOnfde oily { promise those who ENGAGE his
services that their business will ia attended to
IN the m 81 salts factory manner, and prompt re-
turns made qiaffery.
REF1rzHcss.-N. r. TT. g. Howard, Lee &
Pleastnts L. K. sprllman, John n Guy, At'or-
l. Horner. Merchants, Or. Thomas Pol ard Rev.
Philip b Price. h!chno"d; Col. B Ante CON, "
W. Miller Or. John Morris Dr.. 8. W Harris, C.
r. Pope. Jno. y swift Pos mas'e q. 10 w ooa-
sen, Tbns. Perkins Gooehi.nd Co., Va; l..
Fanqu.tr Co. Va Geo. 'Han Ilton. uip, p,r Co ,
Va w Lu sfo d, ) W. ekinker, James For es,
Stafford Co, Va =; Douglas X Gordon Fred rieks-
burg Va; Col. Nj. NJ. iayue y s. A., Washing
toa, ID. c. LUClEN LtWio,
Office uncer Metrop otan Hall,
"a Al m
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FOR SA A young. well broke
and works weli-can b~
E~SAseenat cur stable 2 g the rear Of our wsre-
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ON: fEhSUNS LOuhtNG EUn y, ~
GOO. PkE>ENfS. %'Os
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
would do we'll to call at RICHARDSON y. ai5
MAIN SrRtE1, near 9th, where he hrs just
opened BIAUTfP' l. -tnOkTM Emf oil TOYS
and F'N y GOODS. VIII, ne Will sell Oh ap
ia l-lf
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%AHTs.

7. \. J. IUN,
Real Estate n Hiring Agency,
Corner of Wall q nd FrankIn stTepts,
de ls-dscwH' OPP Dickinson Hill Co.'S.
W. <TtD To pu tchase several H0CSEsRR-
w VANrS-Cook Maid AID Dining Rooms 70
remain in The city Bes' Of references ~ tn capa-
CITY NJ character reGu rel. Apply to Box g."
de ls-3Fr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19

00e LADIES WISHING CAKES ODc
SOos wv
CHRISTMAS TARIFFS.
wou'd do well go leave thar OR DERS EARLY, at
RTCnARDSON's 2o6 Main etrevr, nea5 9th.
where he Is prepared to supoly 'hem, of ANY KIND
Lauie, making their OWN CAN Fe. css have
them BAKhD ICED and OGNkMENrEn in
anN DESIRED hTYLE, de 9-lts
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er-- -- NUTtCE.-The kkEIyAE
ic(1 = ETRAlNs on THE Rosa VII, %
!. = discontinued =, VS., hs - ~
PAY the Gan in.'sa'' sn,,r Th u sp.. rrsss.
onsis.gIs.AspEkcest sn~a
2xanrE stsx s,1slstsag !sysT
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MADAM n..AkCt>'so p

vi OsfE>faL aA1a RFsToRAr VI.
Also, f,r the cure Of NEURALGta. sale
and ct ''atalo.ue i CT 'fc4,es at the spot
SOUTHERN r. lEt. Fancy snd ttMIiY
l7tp street b-tween FIanAlln AMI Grace sc @,
Rcbm"nd Va de 10 l2t'
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Rs HUckYh~at Cakes Light. sweet and
nufT.lluSs tuckW heat Cakes can be Tsed de a few
minutes bs usiuI ST. MPLE'S INFALIIBLE
RAKinG POWDER For sale b, asl UTugglsts
and Groc eTs. JOHN W bARLICK,
Sole PROPRIETOR
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tEANTv d. All persons to know that Prot
~ ADAMS. the raAcnsr Of PUH FRAT and
EMERY PAINTING on 'aas, hss removed 90
2lsf street, doors west OF A1n street. TENS
VIII ne made easy, 10 SUIT the pressure of the
times Plea'e call aud examine eur specimens, or
send your address. and | " al come 10 your res
demos and e8hib the samples tine re- and also give
sessons - your residence, II deslrad. lde u g.
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CnxS UNIV &LLED SPA r \ l. n q
u 6kLATlNE-From which the richest Or, stall
line J ly il maize IN few minutes. without trou-
HE and almost vi,hnut expense For sale BY
W PETkRSUN Il CO. IB NJ ain ct.
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SrEepI~G To .REC"wMtN"E Rus

FUE Vi tn HEt u WIN 2 NJ = III =
L NESS. an WISHING 10 devote tn sreto my
whole time sut attention. nave uade an Srranse-
IN he concern OF ~NODGs 3A~s 4 JOB >TON by
which \! ed to him ne re co. IT ! ( the bust
ne 8 nf said cor cerU. Al settlements Ia regard
10 said busll ess will therefore h We TO he made
Tl'h hun As. L. SNODGR8 AS.
Richmond. Dec. II b. $50 de ~ St
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a. christmas Holidays. On
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
AETONFS ST NICHOLAS SALOON
EVERYTHING NEW, RICH AND SPLENDID.

IA Spices. spices, spices-Ground or
who Z, warranted plie; Mace, Gloves Aiispce,
Gin namon, Nut meg, Pepper. Mustard, GInsvr,
Ce.ery seed &o. 40, lor sale ~
JOHyj w GARLlCK. Apothescary.
Market Place. Franklin street
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MARRIED.
n.elNp NrGhLIc4 sNCs

PORT or RICHMOND. DECEMBER Is.
g,gk R,,.- lis IA. ,lFsdnssday Ok ''essss
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KEEP WARM have full stock of heavy
n Lambs Wool Undor ehIIts end Drawers,
lars -; somethins really eoOd and 81 'sia lel
PuE ea.o low for cash. VIM. INA SMITH,
a
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WAITED To E, ltcit ca fro " all persons
w desirous OF MAKING satabl- Christmas pres
enis, at POWERS Drug Sore here NAV he
FUND many useful as well as ornamental ARTICLES,
At very low prices Corner Main snd 18th SITS.
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GOVERNORS WIFE.
Guy pfIgSs.... Miss Sar . psr,inv,o,
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ELlX~R or ClLA>ANA BAnk An e1-
Z oeuent io. especially for hose lust rec"v
ering from chls and lever. PrepSIea lrem ihe
Urugglsts.
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n. For JelIies-Coxs Sparkling GeIatine;
Coo, -r's Ref ed Shire Using las, Co0p-rs She t
DO. French Sheet tpinS co., &c. & c FIR sale by
JOHN W. 6AkLIcK,
Apo, heearv End Druggist,
Market Place, Franklin street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-20
TINE STATE on MisSissirpLI

IuFatf County.
q. D ~ sraij.rs, Ntt1yhmcut i.susd hvp +.
- = nrr.hsrs, n te.ti.s -
Thomas +. Spa'dag. F, the Feice m the gg,b 4
October. le6l, IN @fstorgt slid q d. NJ spt.diut.
and 4glnss tAa es.a-a u thimu 1. sptllu biz ftr
Tire 2lle1tbs dollaf.. IN iusuec', CIur hslI %
snrahs IN The county 4 ranllt and s.ats q. Mit.
.i.sippi. Ari sail attachment being levied en- ers
COW aud calf.
The isfsrisnt : hereby n1girt tht, ru'te Be-
srre-tsla ssti court 70 ths nest t.fm thereof. 4,
be belt = SarIis On the ftiri SATURDAY. u a..
cs'nher. leie aai r~ltait5 SAID action. iai-smsa.
vii be entered aud thspruYettv attached sold
2 BUCHANAN. = T..
Nor ~. ls6G. rls.Iv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-20

IuI.Lf t.ath
10 John Z. Strickland one VI ias .ei ct
'iatlhss Strickland 81 tsei
AuU are elsd 10 apfgar t,fors ths pttat..
i q uft Il satd Clua't. ob the tb Ntula, n
January neat. then and ltle o. show t8H.s abt
tae rtavsr q the petition II strth \. nfatt.
hlsry I huisfd. / ruis W. ]lir.,ri. ~.ll.. IT,
baferd oHi uiws " btirrl. ? thar neat trt ui
~. q. buItfd. prrtius that sn i.tit w dsrislrii
tel ut mai = formed 20 W, ttt validity vi thr
paper rutr1tttnH to b. ths vul " Matthew >ir.,a.
lani deceased. shaali DOT Or granted rs order
% Court. WI WuuTIrN tl.r.
I.saed Ith De. t<5N. rtf ia
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THE STATE oFNi- .ugL

".| |.|L
To Luten ltfiin, N,.st t]tauu.t Hn,rn $3.50
81. Timothy l4H.l. t"itat.tl tHt.r. NI..
Lamb. hslah tts.at Nift AHii.. NitiHu 1a.
the au.nisu1tus &c ilum i,.u. i.,
gn.nisu htUu u Hn MOODS, ie s. uui
~ sister Of VIA. itauey,das tlD un a.t1
heirs % Ntltm frap', 49, nui ih Ht.
iutsn ter Vt (, t-trt 81 tlt. d. da,.tsst.
shch anj I'll hs.r tl low .. Vu. b.u.y. lt.,ls
~, alsu ~ T. o. tt,.n u .lnl
beth. anil jane Lamb. b. h.ri .l .tJ Nt.lI
rhl y. Parser. husband ll Is.ral
rFUI anItafh - tu4 .u tI.4Iu aT.. l.5s
il the Probate eos 81 sold enuu. 1000 .s tH
Monday 10 lauugfy ret', tleu uui tu.t. .i uts.f
taere ton VI e. 4. Ntrttu .imtut,.r UHf 81 tit.,.
tate u Wttlitm Etutt deceased. iur % rs 10 snr
slaves aul other personally ~ u t L. ant
shos eause WIS thr rtat.r I eos .up sa.uIi
nJi be efaatei. 4, ss.sf III a
VIZ. NuuIliN. t.,rl.
lssutd De-. tii. ! %. nti Isl
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI

Pamela County.
W. r. Collins, A%ttachu,cn, '.satd ~ =. J
Va. Buchanan = iustirs II tho Peace.
pr. $. tart. on the 9Th q November. lssl. m
tsver 81 .sid W. v. Collins and asain., the estate
u said ur. ;. Carr for tweu,, -four IS i0iths dol.
lss.. IN ,hs jas,ies's Court held at Sardi.. in the
county Of ran.iaa and State Of Mississirri, aud gar
The dsfss4sns Is hereby notified that ur,s-. he
syes~s IN .ssa ecsrs ct the nss: I'm ,k,,..s. 10
b. lteld ~ Sefass m The - essuvdsv n Ns.
v nbes. lsso. and pIsad n so sss,ca. judgement
vtli be entsfe1 AMI the neses esrni.hssS eli, be
srplt~a 70 ~ paysssns Of deb, sni cost.
P.J. BUCHANAN. T. p.
Nor. 10. lssa. nis.lv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

Dress CUTTING. you see lady
with dress that looks as if it might have
been flung at her by a cross old father you
feel regret that she is unaware Of the
figure she is cutting. re she knew better
she would appear in different style; and
yet how can she know better till she is
taught. EVE didn't have any dress maker
and the consequence was she made poor
exhibition of taste. But now the ladies'
can do better.
Mrs. James Brown and Miss A. Farnum
are accomplished dress cutters they are
travelling now over Northern Iowa. are
teaching the art of cutting dresses by
"Miss Viewers new designs" We ask of
our ncishboring villages and cities care
full examination of their mode of ornament
ing the female FORM
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

PoRK.-A business man in town who
has spent most OF his time on farm and
who is notorious as an unselfish adviser OF
the country people wishes US to say to the
pork raisers of Northern Iowa that they
should feed their pork late. Corn is cheap
and pork is not high. The recent fall Of
the staple may be followed by greater de.
cline under the present North and South
panic, but Pork will continue to be eaten
Notwithstanding, and there will be good
demand for it late in the season. Make
your pens warm and dry. feed your hogs
patiently and await the turn of events
While the warm weather lasts you are at
the mercy Of the buyer when you reach
the market with q load of pork.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21
GarELEr.-Bitters have always been

GREELEY.-Bitters have always been re-
commended for persons in delicate health,
but our Partially for bitter things has
never been very powerful. We are incln-
ed to make an exception in favor of the
incest article of stimulus we ever saw
This superior stomachic is called " Greely's
Bitters" and is sold by Hoffman, Benton &
Go. 1t is delicate enough for the most ncr-
vous female and from q very slight imtiba-
ton We conclude it wouldn't hurt the in
'nards Of Democratic Editor. We have
taken three or four doses and have recover
ed our health entirely.
Enquire for "Greely's Bitters" il you
want something very nice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

Merrill 4 Barron have been telling the
public whats Up" they now propose to
tell whats Down." Read that half col.
umn of theirs and inform yourself of the
effects of the panic in the goods market.
Their stock is very large and almost uni.
versal in its variety. r. j. Walker pro-
pose new plan of voting for Presidential
electors which meets with favorable notice.
1t is to elect by districts as we do Con
grcssmcn. This would be attended with
excellent effects. james B. of Washing
ton was called on to know what he would
do with South Carolina. He replied that
he was on Ledger article and could not
think Of public affairs. =. :. A fellow entered
Fanny Ellsler's berth on steamer and at
tempted to steal her pocket book. The
little lady elevated one of her feet and kick
ed him through the partition out into the
cabin. Fanny always was handy with her
limbs :. Read the prospectus of the Globe
1t is the only paper from which you can
get proper reports from Congress, and the
present session is to be most interesting
one. .Hayt & Burdick are ready to
Store Grain for Farmers on low terms or
sell Lumber to them. Their Warehouse
is at the River Lumber Yard on Bluff street.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

~ HRADAcHE j. the favorte sign by which nsturG
makes known any deviation whatever from the natur.'
al state OF the brain, and viewed in this light mag
be looked on safe guard intended to give notice
OF disease which might otherwise escape attention tr
too late to he remedied and It's indications should
never be neglected Headaches may he ella siGed I'M.
der two names, viz: Symptomatic and Tdopathic,
Symstomatic Headache is exceedingly common and Is
the precursor OF great variety OF diseases among
which Apoplexy, Gout, tism ard all iebrije
disea In its nervous form is sympathetic OF dis.
ease Of the stomach constituting sick headache Of he
patio disease constituting bi"us adacs, OF WORMS
constipation aud other disorders Of the bowels. ma we'll
a. renal and uterine affections Diseases OF the heart
are very frequently attended with Ileadache Ansemia
and plethora are also affections which frequently occa.
sion headache ldopa hic Headache is III very com.
mon, being usually dftngui he'd by tile name OF
nc'rns headache sometimes coming on suddenly in q
state of apparently sound health and prostrntinv At
once the mental and physical energies. and in other
instances 1t comes on slowly, heralded by depression
OF spirits or acerbty OF temper IL most instsuc
the pain Is in the front Of the head over one or bon
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under skie
class may also be named NrNralgua.
For til. treatment OF either class Of Headache the
Cephaic Pills have been found and safe rene.
~ relieving the most acute pains In \ few minutes
ana by its subtle power Graduating the diseases Or
which Headache is the unerring index.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

NIT" LAMPsoN has returned from
the Peak Disguised with Rocky Mountain
experience in fortune hunting. He is now
occupying the old premises and is as busy
as a bee in manufacturing Candies and
other sweet things for the public palate
If we can buy of Lampson on reasonable
terms why is it not our duty to give him
our home trade. Country merchants will
find it to their advantage to do their trading
here rather than to send several hundred
miles east for Candies and pay 25 per cent
freight
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21
High Authority.

High Authority.
We have always urged the improperly
Of sending money to Europe to aid rcvolu.
tionists or governments in the spasmodic
movements they make to turn their institu.
tons upside-down. We do not understand
continental Europe and hence are poorly
atle to judge Of the actual condition Of
things. Ireland made an effort with tn.
most remote possibility of succeeding (cid<
SlereganInon). Hungary, under Kossuth,
only asked kings and mobiles of her own
instead of accepting them from Austria
France was glorified under President Napo-
leon who soon turned tyrant, and Italy is
now marshalled by Garibaldi and Victor
Emanuel quito as much for their individual
good as for that of the Italian people, while
the Holy Father is piticd by the Catholic
world for the miseries he is suffering!
We are glad to see Bronson's Catholic
Reriep, the Freeman's Journal and the
Cork Reporter discountenancing the raising
Of funds to aid the Italian belligerents eth
Or on the Papal or the Emanuel side of tn,
question. Our sympathies are decidedly
with the masses in Italy, but until they ex
hibit some proof that they want only
change Of tYrants, we would not send a dol
lar to them. Objects Of charity are album
dant nearer home.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21
EN-.

At Coburg, Canada. on Fridav. November 10th, of
Lung disease, GEORGE y. HARVEY, late of the firm
OF Williams Il Harvey, McGregor, Iowa. lie was
about 20 years old.
We knew the deceased by the sacred name OF friend
The Great Father made better heart than the
one which throbbcd in the person of George c. liar
vey. lie had faults. and who has not But no act
OF his was ever prompted by any except honorable
motives. Warm in his attachments. earnest in his
resentments, he was always prompt in espousing or
condemning cause which excl ed his interest You
could tell in moment whether he approved or disap-
proved measure, and when once convinced of the
correctness of his course, power of persuasion cod
move him. Manlike and honorable in his bushes
relations with his acqusintances kind in his social re.
latons he always had the respe ct of those who knew
him. His death was calm aud peaceful. A long and
painful sickness preceded his passage the tomb
his pillow was watched by the kindest of companions,
and the family of affectionatc brother provided
him with all the comic rts which his situation required
HIS last words Death has come at last"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

DEAL AT HoME.-We have been told
that JOHN ELBLINc Of McGregor furnishes
CIGARS on as reasonable terms as they can
be bought in any of the western cities
lie is supplied with stock of the best
HAVANA tobaccos; he and his assistant
JOHN PAMPERIS are always steadily at
work and we see no reason why they can.
not sell as low as people do who are farther
east and pay higher rents. Wearc pleased
to notice that Elbling is now doing large
home trade. Merchants and dealers west
Of us will make it pay by calling at the
only regular Cigar Store in town. The
American House Block is the place to buy
Cigars, Fancy Pipes, Tobaccos, &C., &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the many ills flesh Is heir to" s 50 pre-.
valent, SO little understood and 30 much neglected
a. Costiveness Often originating in carelessness or
sedentary habits; 1t j. regarded slight di order OF
too little consequence to excite anxiety while in real.
ity is the frecur'o aud COM apion of many Of the
most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradcated it will bring the sufferer to an untnsely
gave. Among the lighter evils OF which co-tiveness
Is the usual attendant are Headache, Co c, Rheuma-
tim, Foul Breath, Piles and Others of like nature.
Wine long train OF frgh tiul diseases such MAiix-
nart Fever, Assesses, Dy'entary Diarhoai Dy.
sia, APorlexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, lIy'era, iiypo-
chondiiasiS, Melancholy and Insanity, fr,t indicate
their pre- ence in the system by this alarming symp.
tom. Not unfIequently tho Iii, named originate
in Constipation. but take independent existence
unless the cause l. eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immed ate attention VIII .nevcr it oc-
ours and no person should neglect to get box Of
Crphalic Pills OH the first appearance of the complaint
as their timely will expe the sduous approaches
OF disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human
iife
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

Ohio.
1t is fact that the Governor Of Ohio
failed to issue his election Proclamation in
time and it is doubtful if the vote of tina,
State will be counted in the electoral col.
lege. The Plaindealer says the case has
been presented to the Supreme Judges oil
Ohio tor their opinion. Lincoln has car
ried l73 electoral votes sure, but if "a
(Ohio's strength) be deducted he would
fall short votes and then Oregon 6 votcs)
can ssve him. The Plaindealer says, how
ever, that il the % are left out then $50
votes viii compose the college; Lincoln
having moro than hslf Of tho 2SO he will
Be elected anyhow. We do not agcee with
Piaindealsr in its idea that the l52 or ma
jeffty Of the whole college will not be re-
CURED but We do believe that Oregon and
California have both voted for Lincoln and
hence he will have votes enough let it 90 as
Il may in Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

GRADUATED.-Hon. Elisha Egbert, of
South Bend, Indiana, has been elected to
preside in the new and enlarged judicial dis
trict composed of ST. Joseph, Elkhart, Mar
shall and LaPortc counties. These four
northern counties embody as much inteli-
genee as any equal amount of territory in
the State, and we regard the election of our
friend as compliment which his ability
and integrity alone will be capable of bal
ancing. Mr.. Egbcrt has been singularly
fortunate in his career as Judge Of smaller
District in the same section of the State.
and we confidently expect that term
where he now is will advance him to the
Judicial Bench Of the State. He carries an
awful lot of curious politics about him, but
ne has the reputation of forgetting who
elected him when a case comes before his
court for adjudication. Long life to your
Honor and when we have trial before YOU.
deal us as little Justice as possible!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

BRIDsET.- Mssus wants you to send her box Of
Cephaic Glue, no bottle OF Prepared Pills but I'm
thinking that's not just it naither; but perhsps yeN
be afther knowing what it is Ye she's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants come
more of the same relaived her before.
Druegist.-You must mean spsldng's Cephaii0
Pills ~.
B'1dJt Och! sure now and you've sed II, hcrs'A
the quarther aud give the Pills aud don't BE- all
day about it aither.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS:

THE AMALGAMATIoN OF LANG UcG cs-There IL q
growing tendency in this age appropriate the most
expressive words Of other languages, and after q while
to incorporate them into our own; thus the word
Cephac, which is from the Greek signying "for the
head" now tecoming popuarzed In viii,
Mr. Spaidlngs great lieadache remedy. but will soon
be used in more general way, aud the word Cephalid
whose distinction at foreign words has been worn
away by common usuage until they seem "native and
to the manor born"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

We sent to New York a short time ago
for barrel of Pure Kerosene Oil for our
own use, but our friends knowing the fact,
compelled us to sell ourselves out, since
which time we have received large qnan-
tity of the same article, and is the best ever
brought to our market
We have 800 barrels Of choice selected
Winter Apples, for sale at low figures; and
have also just received 25 casks more of
Crockcry, Kerosene Oil Lamps, &c. All
orders promptly and carefully filled.
.- SCOTT & BROTHER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

HuRRAH!-French has got over politics
and has settled down to regular business.
We notice at his Jewelry establishment a
very late arrival of splendid Fancy Goods
in his line. The beautiful Plated Wares,
Cutlery, Tea Trays, Port Monies and other
rich articles suitable for wear or ornament
are really worth call if only to look at
AS prices of produce have declined, these
goods will be sold at rates to equal the de-
preston. Don't pass FRENCH.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

VERY NICE. Taylor (Dem) was report.
ed to be elected from the Fifth District to
Congress from N. York city. Then Wall
(Rep.) was said to have the place by 6s
majority. Itsecms now that Taylor got
70 votes marked "For Congress" and not
For Representative in Congress" and
these - votes we're thrown out! Such
nice judges should be retired from further
official duties. and set to opening clans for
living.
Congress will make oil this right, at an
expense Of $50, 900 to the public service.