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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

that Savoy should be dismembered, France snounced
the cesson, although wishing 10 protect the interests
Of switzerland. On Saturday the deputatIon win dine
at the Tuileries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH ARMY FROM
LIZA N~'~ ITALY

MILAN, March 2l.-The French army has to-da
commenced s returning movement TO France, and tn
S0tb REGIMENT of the Line by way of Susa; one con
pany leaving per day. The ID Regiment Of tho Lin
by way of Nice, the battslions departing daily.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
Select Poetry.
EARLY RISING.

BY JOHN O. SAKE.
"God bless the man who first invented sleep -
So Sancho Panza SAID, and so say l;
And bless him. al o, that he ddnt keep
His great discovery to himself; or try
To make it as the lucky fellow might
A close monopoly by 'patent rght!'
Yes-bless the man who first invented sleep,
Il really can't avoid the iteration y
But blast the man with curses 10 I'D and deep
What err the ra tal's name. or age, or station,
Who first invent I'd, and went round adv ising
That artificial cut-oH-Eary Risingt
s.Rise with the lark and with the lark to bed"
Observes some solemn, sentimental owl
Maxims like these are very cheaply SAID;
But ere you make yourself a tool or fowl,
Pray. just inquire about the rise and fall,
And whether larks have any bed at all I
The sstime for honest folks to be IN bed"
Is in the morning if rea- on right
And he who cannot keep his precious head
Upon hi pillow till tits fairly light
Aud 20 enjoys his forty morning winks,
Is up to knavery or el-e-he drinks
Thompson, who sang about the ssSeasons,' said
1t was glorious thing to ,1se in svason;
But then he said it lying--in his bed
At 10 O'Clock, M.--the very reason
Tie wrote so chafmingly. The simple fact il,
His preaching wasn't sanctioned by his practice.
IT'S doubtless, we'll to be sometimes awake
Awake to duty and awake to truth
But when alas! nice review we take
or our best deed and days. we tiud, in sooth,
The hours that leave the slightest cause to weep,
Are those we passed in childhood, or asleep!
'Tis beautiful to leave the world awhile,
For the soft visions of the gentle night;
And free at lat from mortal care or guile,
To live, as only in the angers sight,
In sleeps sweet realms costly shut in,
Where at the worst. only dream Of sin
So, let us sleep, and give the Maker pr aise.
l like the lad who when his father thought
To clip his morning nap by hackneyed phrase
Of vagrant worm by early sougSt er caught,
Cried ''served him right it's all surprising
The worm wa puni> he'd. sir. for early rising -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

TIT FOR TAT-In company an English
lady, half jocularly of course, attributed a
very polite readiness for wine to the daugh-
ters Of Erin. 81 believe that in Ireland"
she observed, ''it is quite customary for a
lady, if she only ca ,ches the eye of a gentle
man earnestly directed to her at the dinner
table, to say, Port, if you please. ~
"Prompttude is the order of the day.
"Yes," replied the Irish lady, not over
pleased with the insinuation, and determin-
I'd to repay it with interest, the prompti-
tude takes another direction in your coun-
try" "lIow do you mean ?" "Why,
when an English lady finds gentleman's S
eye upon her at table, | understand she
averts her countenance, and, blushing, says
in her gentest tone, you must ask papa. I"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
Political Bets.

Political Bets.
We will make the following bets with any
responsible party:
$500 that Douglas won't carry Ashtabu.
la county, in this State.
$500 that there will be President elect
ed within ten years unless something turns
upto prevent.
$500 that Heenan won't carry a single
State.
$500 that if Heenan goes to the House
there will be. better order in that building
than there has been for several years.
$500 that Lincoln can't carry $50 strong
gin cocktails at one time.
$500 that Bell cannot be cowed and con.
sequently isn't COW Bell.
$500 that Gen. jackson is dead.
$500 that VIM. Lloyd Garrison won't
carry South Carolina.
$500 that Hannibal Hamlin had parents
both on his mothers and fathers side.
$500 that John Morrissey can lick Ed.
ward Everett in a fair stand up fight.
$500 that cur Revolutionary forefathcrs
did the fair thing.
$500 that Jefferson, Clay, Webster, &c.
were good fellers.
These bets TO be taken together. We
are sick of so much talk. Let us put up
some money ,-Clerrland Paindealer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
A Great Business Ward.

There are thirteen hundred and forty two
shops, stores and warehouses in the Fourth
Ward of Boston. Thirty-eight banks,
with an aggregate capital of $50, 6,0OO, 900,
two savings banks, and forty insurance COM
panies, exclusive of foreign agencies, tran
sact their business within the ward limits.
1t contains the Market, Post Office, Custom
House, City Hall, Music Hall, Boston Athe.
neum, Merchants Exchange, Old State
House, Faneuil Hall and other noted public
buildings. 1t has three churches that were
erected before the Revolution, and several
OF the largest and most valuable historical
libraries in the country are in the ward.
The taxes paid on the property in this
ward the present year will exceed the total
annual expenditures of four of the New
England States. All the daily newspapers
OF Boston and most of the weekly Journals
and magazines Of every class issued in Bos.
ton are published in this ward. The com.
plete list of these papers, magazines and re-
views includes the names of more than one
hundred and twenty periodicals. Nearly
all the publishing houses of Boston are in
this district. We have reserved, saws the
Transcript, the most remarkable fact con.
nected with this locality as the conclusion
of this article, namely, that more than .fcs
hundAed taacyers have offices in this single
ward.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

The WIFE.-lt is astonishing to see how
we'll man may live on small income. who
has handy and industrious wife. Some
men live and make a far better appearance
on six or eight dollars week, than others
do on fifteen or eighteen dollars The man
does his part well, but his wife is good for
nothing. She will even upbraid her hus-
band for not living as his neighbor, while
the fault is entirely herown. His neighbor
has neat, capable, and Industrious wife.
and that makes the difference. His wife.
on the other hand. is whirlpool, into
which great many silver cups might be
thrown and the water would remain un.
changed. No Nicholas the diver is there
to restore the wasted treasure. 1t is only
an insult for such woman to talk to har
husband about love and devotion.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

Fires.
tits coming season Of the year when fires
will be around. We have several excellent
Insurance Companies represented in McGregor
and our fellow citizens should go to one of them
at once and get insured. As it is not profitable
for an honest man to be burned out, each read
er of the Times should look carefully over the
following hints:
Keep matches in metal boxes, and out of the
reach Of children. Wax matches are pa, ticu-
larly dangerous, and should be kept out of the
way of rats and mice.
Fill tiuid and campbens lamps only by day
light. and never near fire or light. Far bet
ter dispense with them altogether.
Do not deposit wood or coal ashes in wooden
vessels, and be sure the cinders are extinguisl-
ed before deposited
Never take light or ashes under the stair.
case.
Never take light to examine gas meter.
Be careful never to place gas or other light
near curtains
Never take light into closet.
Place shades over gas lights in show win
dows, and do not crowd goods too near them.
No smoking should be permitted iu ware
houses or bans
Where furnaces are used, the principal reg
lister should always be fastened open.
Build all chmneys from the earth.
Stove pipes should be at least four inches
from woodwork, guarded by tin, and enter SUBJ
stantial brick chimneys horizontally.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

About ssDrink."
When woman is universally acknowledge
ed to be the weaker vessel" how is it that
she gets through life without any intoxica-
ting drink ?-and how is it that she can
bear the deepest sorrow the world may
bring her, without drowning one narrowing
thought in liq"or? With the 'God-like"i
portion of humanity it is generally the re,uu
verse. Is Adonis Tilted by his Proserpine,
away he flies to the nearest grocery to drown
his blighted hopes in a mug of whiskey. Isa
the speculation, in which Smith invested hs6
whole fortune, a failure ?-off he rushes III,
the footsteps of Adonis careless of the sor,
row of Mrs. and the little Smiths, so that
he succeeds in supplying his own chagrin.
Does cloud arise in Browns domestic sky.
"a tempest arise from the depths of the
teapot bang goes the hall door, and
ne goes down street to euchre,a and mellow
horns" leaving Mrs. Brown to whole day.
for ''reflection." Does the world 90 amiss 1
with Jones?-does he fail in getting a situa-
ton and succeed in getting dun from his
landlord ?-he takes to drinking, poor fell
low and there's an end of him. And So
on through the whole list Of Browns, Smiths
and Joneses They have no pluck! Take
the fortitude and energy out of hundred
such hearts and you will find it excelled by
that OF one poor sewing girl.-Er.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
From the Chicago Tribune.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel,

A Row IN PERspEcrIvE-"Ma, aunt Jane
has eaten the honey" said an observing
son. ''How do you know, my dears "
asked the astonished mother. t'Cause |
heard father say he wanted to sip the honey
from her lips"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

ANCESTRY OF THE PRINCE OF WALEs-The
Prince of Wales, about whom there is so much
excitement in this country, is lineal descend.
ant of Robert, Duke of Normandy, who was
surnamed 'the Devil" for very good reasons,
and OF his mistress Arette, a tanners daush
ter, who was seduced by the Devil Duke Viii.
liam, sWnamcd 'the Conqueror," was the bas-
tard fruit Of this illicit Co. exion, and from this
u;ce hscends Albert Edward, Prince of
Wales THIS is a fact of history which may
be worth remembering
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

~ There are two languages that are
universal-ths one of love and the other OF
money. The girls understand one and the
men the other, all the world over.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

WA Frenchman wishing to compli-
ment girl as little lamb" called her a
'small mutton"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

sY-A man in the finest suit of clothes
is often shabbier fellow than another
dressed in rags.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

. - Why are ccuntry girls cheeks like
French calico! Because they are "war-
ranted to wash and retain the COLOR
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

~ Beauty, unquestionably has its pri-
vileges but it is no sanction for ill-nature
or impertinence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26

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rs the cheapest and most reliable Roofing in use. It
is Fire and Water Proof. 1t be applied to
NEW and Ro"Fs of all kinds, and to old shinge
Roofs without removing the shingles.
The Cost Is only about one-third that of Tin,
and is tacice as Durable.
GUrrA PBRcHA CEMENT for preserving and Re-
pairing TIN and METAL ROOFS Of every description.
From its great elasticity, is not injured by the con.
traction and expansion of metals and will not crack
10 cold run in warm weather. These materials
have been thoroughly ted in New York. and all parts
OF the Southern and Western states, aud give
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They readily applied by ordinary laborers at a
tritling expense.
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These materials are put up ready for use, and fol
shipping to all parts of the country full printed
| directions for application.
Full des criptive circulars will be forwarded ap
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$40 BROADWAY, Opposite st. Nicholas IIoteD N. y
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
Dragging.

Dragging.
The style of elbow" now used by too
many of both parties, is pretty well set off
in the following extracts:
From the Albany Journal
Isaac Slum, for many years scullion to
| old Peter West, has come out boldly for
! Lincoln. What will the Democrats of Pus-
gummon do now. Put down New York
state for 100000 majority, and tiger for
Slum.
From the Syracuse Journal.
1t will be recolected by our readers that
young Fletcher, who has just served out a
term In Auburn, was an atheist. We are
happ" to announce that he has changed his
politics, and come out fer Lincoln. Onon-
| daga good for 10000 majority for the IRE
proachable sucker.
From the New York Tribune
The praharics on fire. At meeting held
in Oregon, from which the euitor of this
paper was delegate, over 10000, ,OOO, 900
live Lincoln men were present. They pass
ed powerful resolutions endorsing the ac-
ton of the editor of this paper. Oregon is
sure for Lincoln or Lane.
Hang out your banners. 1t is with the
most heartfelt exultaton that we have OBJ
served that there is a nigger in the fence
AS consequence democracy has played
out. Chorus-"Where, oh! where arc the
Hebrew children
Du da,-du da."
From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Under the circumstances, it is impossible
for Democrats to be Democrats Demo.
| Gratis who are not Democrats, cannot be
Democrats. The less Democrats there be.
so, really-the more of kinds of people.
Therefore. Douglas will not carry State in
the Union, and the true fight of the cam
paign is between Lane and Lincoln. Selah!
From the Cleveland Herald.
The standard of the party is defeat to
the other persons. If Virgins comes out
for Lincoln, Old Abe will walk over the
track.
II. S. Wiggins has undisputably come
out. We put down Linc con's majority in
Ohio at 100000! Virgins formerly occu-
pied the responsible position of ''Entrail
ridder' to prominent pork factory. Need
We say more? --nary.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Supervisor Guttermush, who runs the
switch on the Staae street horse railroad,
who has always been an important old line
sack drinker, says that if things keep goin
on so, d if he'll vote at ALL Does not
this a-pall the opponents of the honest
hearted, tiat-boat polling, grocery keeping
Lincoln. In course it does. Put down H.
linois for Hamridge
From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Observe the Baltimore Convcntion-will
We, my hearties. Wisconsin will roll in a
million majority for the man who made
such capital Whisky-skins at Springfield,
Illinois. We mean Lincoln, not 15rana but
Abraham. Abraham's one of 'em. The
prairies are on fire, and the Milwaukee
Light Guard are some pumpkins. H-o-o-o
| l-r-l-a-al
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-26
Dragging.
The style of elbow" now used by too
many of both parties, is pretty well set off
in the following extracts:

Isaac Slum, for many years scullion ,
old Peter West, has come out boldly fl
Lincoln. What will the Democrats of Pu
gummon do now. Put down New Yor
state for 100000 majority, and tiger ft
Slum.
, 1860-06-16

SrR1S0rIELp. No., June 1.-THE Butterfeld
Overland Mail coach, with nine passengers aud
san francisco dates to the 25th uIt., arrived at
1880 this evening. The usual packages aud
summary OF California news are not received,
but Sun Francisco papers yield the following
meagre intelligence:
James Street and six other gentlemen hare
formed company with q capital stock to the
amount Of $350, 900, for the purpose Of building
q telegraph line from San Francisco to Fort N.
ma Via San Jose, Gilroy and Los Angeles. and
a branch to Monterey.
One hundred guna were fred in Auburn, on
the receipt Of the intelligence announcing the
nomination Of Bell and Everett. Immense en-
thusiasm prevailed
LArKsT PRox JAPAN.
The following notice is posted in the Custom
House: " "hanagawhs, April 2d.-The Prince
of his recovery"
The following is from private letter:
"foxonAwA, April 3d.-About week ago,
Prince Gotairo, when on his way from his ri.
vate dwelling to the Palace in Yeddo, with his
usual guard OF 16, was attacked By party Of
IS. Stx Of the guard and four Of the assail.
ats snts were Killed and several wounded on each
side, lIclnding the PRINCE among the hitter
number. Tbs guard fought bravely during ths
attack on Gotario.
"one Of hia assailants was fntally wounded.
0ne Of his comrades, to prevent his detection,
cut off his head aud made his escape through
one OF the doors close at hand The Tycoon
ordered the officer in charge Of the gate to com
nit no kari, which he did.
1T is supposed by many that revolution i,
impending, which. # successful, will result il
The speedy expulsion or death Of all foreigners
The Government has taken extraordinary pre-
cautions to protect themselves and this place
from assault: Guard houses have been estab
lished along Yeddo, and the guards armed witt
uuskets. Building is going forward to grea
extent aotairo is one Of tue most powerful
men in Empire, and rules IS provinces
, 1860-06-16
New York Wool Market

Onr market 10. most desc,plonsls rathcr quiet at
ten.ion Of The is centse in tho woogrowlcE dis
tcts where the bhearing and contract! progressing
tnn1r rapidly. It has been the expressed oplnon q e
en- and generally that The prices Obtained
fr tie Clip Ian year tlrey toe high for their inter
ta the duness-and depEt 1sion. We may saytn the
goods aket has been relied ~ harp TO strike do,af
Ct thinking supply and the state Of the
money Iket would have any bearing feet. In the mean
time the large woolen corporations have borrowed freely
from the banks and hcr axens and deAets have been bu
ting up tho lin 1t a1!Eh' improvement on last years
prices Iu most dstlactR while In this State advance Of
&ac pfr pcund - being paid. This Is exactly what We
ttrated, although al other writers for the press e1s
per listed txt sudden decline Of 98i0c per pound bad
takeu place II manufacturer md dealers had tongcd lor
this r~eu however, they h1 better at on fuEges
tops and renain home till the Wool II skn!n OF the
xheepa back aud market But the truth Il t1xt
most the have worked ther Etock. and they must
either snpplses stop the mills They not going
to rr Hnli!k however but viii purchase al tbawool
banat!c scasorAhe prices. lest should ~ into ths
fur 10 lie Interior during the ne1t fo1t,x1 For hne
AID selected thYesquaEttr nnd ta blood Nerinos md
satesy, on&32c IL ob,ftnCd sud selected Sa1ony.
In xofne countie4, have sold n high ~ a3a55c fur
what may Ia called pekoAk- Moa o1 he eop In coed
e1Ld n hut parcel. hare csne 10 market and
ID into the hand Of anufActurrsa very DAMP One Of
Of bales alone xhen e1poeed 70 The sin showed dsa
n native hees a1d pulled WoA IN Its It !or he
6ae Quallt,rs; IS % nj Texas to
qualify; 100 tles unwaahed Mexican It l3c l do low
medium California; 10 do unwAshed Mc.ttzc AMI 60 DO
ConioFR On terms did not learn.
, 1860-06-16
A L 0 RICH A r D
.Rci<I SpriliSss

Tbeac Springs situated in the valley Of the Oak
Orchard Creek in the town Of Also na. Gcneee ecany.
N.Y. eight mes South Of the village OF Asdn. On Tho
Erie Canal. aaa fourteen miles fEspa Batava.
IT'S p1Sss' - sp;hsxs sEe taEee u !.
wh'p circuit Of about rods The neolcra qualities
q the watss sIs uy ssown u he snh!onsd M 'etuo:i
p1ar'e 1esA Sashaa;s, e NC o"d r,oo SstpAa.s - q
cn.pa 1e ts e
quantities. q these curative rub:tauees..
g. q
tpin'efs Of medical md tcte1tinc gentlemen given
II stroee M terms Of h. a. ie. Il tsus II Iass<
IEo5 Essoss Rox1rs g sno2 T. D. q sAesayx i a. \
7 New York; u 4. c4xra1i!; Of rttsneid Mas: r.
10. so-ULEA Of LoetpoI. r.. T. They recommend the
s! sai,s soe9:so@e @ shte 'tes e ~ % s. '
M ssh1 D. III e p
Gameeel ri. mp. b ~ hsag bcnsae for ali
waer;. btio1e t. A*aa.ny et Phyeisa. il Is 'y q
see.n nd
that dsease. ws1eh They " more pafieu
uiaa,y o1aaa and some ef ia dis%s, e5,os;e
dy.aa ehroaie dtarrhsa e.."ts dy:ease,y saso.is
s,:1 and Is sc ss .s
IN :#ra.<"cs l5eH 70 e1e:!s 1hs ssvstlts
s1e e O.
Metnbraue Of The intestinea In cncuous n6ectonA
i;a1is attended With sedentt 1t is the
Biz remedy be!nx to Tu1as ss, ~ 1bs1sE o1s
kotach II fetc It be used eropezy d1lut.
Cd re,FE.aat to d!mlsh !hurst End pssiesnatusal
heat skin dlscasesn those forms Of dyspepsia
petcd with the alkaline condition Of III. nae. In
pyr1-i vaie1trash, 1t will prove better tnan hydr.
cLo;ic acid In sf Cnn picnnsn and other D5un
ous ang from the action Of Lead .hs
Wilt prove " admirable andote In chronic 1ta t-
4i{fs lrt,gtf1 cTDnts cdt1rTh and humid
chronic halnia texternaly) a. g1r9e In otro!1d
hrnats In Of satsaiion. and in tt7rhd and gfo
and alto . pi7Es.
When taken tntesra lr awzE 014esFuI Of the EascE,
dtt taken three times day. Is sufficient for ult-
Htsr t. imonas from ply ia1s and other respectable
individuals, nAy be -esn on application to the Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal tesus
No Ht1ttr genuine trnIezs ps0c.4Fed from
Il. ". BosTWIck. Sole Agent.
No. .&74 BfpS awaY, New York.
, 1860-06-16

Ex Tu1azArul GEy Yong, ,Jure II.
F7rH.-HeavY, unsettled and decidedly 1swx. ps1teu.
larry common and medium era tcs Of Etstrru which
c strongly rrcased Sal. dcuand 10th for export and
home consumption. is quits moderate 6ae< Of bills
nj t.3.l9 for Furet Stale: sto@3 tpr extra Sthtc:
u 2.tto for super Western 4:83s5 for common to uc
dun <xt.a Western, Closing heayy, with x,runs dawn
ward tsnd, ney Csnadan tu1- Tec- without striking
chang. sales at ts9o37.so for common 70 choce e1trs
s7s bbls Al assoas50 for JeseS; &3.osso Tor Brandy
wine.
GrAix-Nhest heavv and &c lswer, With rather more
doing for export 1t the decline 5000 bu Milwaukee
club for common T. good and 81 3 FIR very
cl5ice. so tu white Western 1t q Is s,oo0 bu Chcasn
spring 1t sIl9k@l q 9oo0 hu Racine tpnrE At q %: 80
b ~lnu red Ma n at s. 5000 bu red State =, H.
t5c. Barley na3 Corn scary, and 1@sc lower
sa1t ;lD0 tu Al fo9tae for unsound sn1ed
Western md 6tA16sHe for .nund sbpt Ing brand clos
Ing at the Inside priccT@7okc Tor rT We..etn yt
low uas Hlsosy aud du1 ii s<sc for Canada East End
Taoy soss-Po'k qulct and without material change.
$50 bills tis.:s new mess: *:7s:al::6o Old mess
t!:.:sta '-s: sl3 IS new. Deef dni md unchan: Cd
3l!s,sld ps,. ~A25 country prime; atI0as % mesa
~; 70 g It'll, ss: ~, ~ sst mes Films
,ne.. ,.si du :lsls: ; W.! T. f.es oo ks ai
Srockr-Rather actiEe md bete1. Chi. r. M'
Gil q, tx, t. %; q. l. r. aH: G. + CHI. es~
S euat. BY; u. t. l4k: u. C. a.; Harlem, 1lA lluy
80. 4;X; n Q, SIX; Eie i; Fac. Mail. " l. G.
bordA siH; Tenn. "a. a. :