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-TFLTTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


wholesale and Retail Variety Cracker Bakery Phss cents
per pound ~ isAO MevAr,
w. -'' ''''' w. 80 $50 -----.-
"EAITH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
,pecia Leslaive authority and overss4
q 80 :, ,h hbs. .b.,.,tsr sad s.iu tho Gr.sfsnbs,s
r.h,b an, ia ,raran.esd A respousbIe and uuss-
- t,,,,,r ana 4, a the most widely Known and hsst
$4,000 r,.dc,l organization An the country
,.,a,dsn, Ga Medicines have been pskHsh~l
.-oo, .rch NON a.
Gov wlroorr, Of Ft-ida,
The Rev N Bangs ef tie Me,hodiss CASreh
n p R,.uynr ~ g Coumi,.onsr 10 Great Rvitets.
IT, ~, r Rp,ee, srD,,riso, Cosafv at Es,s York
,s so-n e,sirs Dsvn,, Physician, and public men
PROCEEDINGS or CALIFORNIA MEDICAL sTArs sooHrs.
SAN FRAscIsco, CAL, Feb. =, I0-Dr J. D. bR,pes--
Dear S, We inoose you the official report Of our State hed
cal Society a. follows: RGDpissroS L Co.
Ata meeting Of this Medical 5odsy, last year we Oh
served that uterine diseases far prevest
aud than any other nearly every
,,oubl With than In some form TIA. they astezS<d via
kno,ra a. fmole eaknsss irregular mssstrxas
.oAis aQsag Of tie ronb and general pyossrs-
tos; and that deus al vsv ass UHssd ssssss
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork not hereby i,en 10 AL per
sons having cns ageinst ISAAC WARD lat. Of tie City OF
New-Yok present the same with vouchers hcrco
20 the SUBSCRIBER the residence Of GEORGE b. WARO, No
twenty seventh dav of December nszDated Ne to
ASH day Of june, iseo ISAAC g. WaSD {Eresusors
ie26 lavG.aTuf GEO u. WAHD,
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MAYORS OFFICE, New.Yorkr June ~ 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after MON
IN DAY, July 1900 the DOG POUND viii DO located Ct
the foot Of l.thst by order Of the Mayor
j. C. BURSHAM, First Msr-liai
r(NHE MASTERS and OWNERS of oil vessels
are by directed not TO anchor within the Following
ini nom this dstej
Cemmtncns st Piers North River thence soubery to The
lower end Of boytrnors Island and a. css 500 yards ~es' Of
the Bs terry and Governors Island
All ,olsyns Of this oder ~I be prosecuted 20 the extent Of
The law. BY order, AhthioALp nALn
Ne~Yo,t July . 1860. captain Of the Port.
WESTERN NOTICE.--The legal authorities
w Chtsgo and ali the Western cfi.s, cautioned
sesinst GRANiINU a DIVORCE to JOHN HURLEY, for
uIrIIy Mn liter IN N.wiork city, and supposed to De
prstfr,ng p ycan Chicago r.her Western city
be s his vile in Eew-i ork City AID repaired to some
-s,sIn city for purpose OF proeu Ing divorce tie
awar ihusn With large whiie and s'ne What bald was
sied Anne lean lady who s resides in New YORK CITY
we.terD pspes please copy.
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN DUNKIRB EXPRESS at m. Tor DunEirf, Buffalo,
Cansndaisna, AID principal Stsfions. -, So,
MAIL at a:15 for Dnnkk and intermediate Stations
Ths Train remains night at Elmire =,
WAY st5.5 n for MiddletoVn, Newbursh and intermed
6tatona 60, 80,
NIGHT EXPRESS. daay assp. N, for Dunhrk, bunalo,
and principal Stations The train OF Saturday Fops
q al uai train stations, and ran, only 70 EMtrs .,
49, ~ CHAS MINOT General Supt
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NyOTICE.-Mr. +. p. FABBRI has this day with
- ~ N"'A ' JOHN RANDALL Co.
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AID IaWtuo III" yUfiN hNcI fu11'.'----
In. PURSUANCE of an order OF the esriJS a.,'
Of Comfy OF New York, noceis hereby ~ AZ NV A
sons having claims against ASA r. SMITH sss ~ ,hyy~
NevYor decreased to present the same w Rredwsy IN ths
City Of HewYork, belorc The ~ gsassry 1850 ~
neH-Dated Ess'f We rs aeTUNB SMITH, Executor
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NJOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM II. SWAN is duly
~ ssthofized TO SION OUR FIRM ny pro;grstion , n.
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IL PLEASURE TRAvEL.-FIvE DAILY TRAINS ism
day, enc. ptedj for LAKE MAHoPAC, WEST POINT CATS
Kill, MOUNTAINS LEBANON SPRINGS SHARON
SPRINGS RIUHFIELD SPRINGS, TRENTON FALLS Nj
A0ARA FALLS. LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MONTREAL and QUEBEC Elegant for families
70 SARATOGA SPRINGS withon. change Of Baggage
checked through and tickets sold ct Compsnys Depo Chsu
berst and 3I.t For particulars ains Tne Tables
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IN PURSUA NCE OF al order Of the Surrogate
Of tho Comfy ofNewyoTt ncee . hereby FSeS 70 AZ Per
the City decees-d 10 present The sae with vcecn
er thereof 10 tho subscriber at his Office No 2
the City Of NeYork before the eighteenth Day Oh July
next-Oated, New-York, the 18th day Of January iso1
ala laxeno Tua JOHN HUSTACE, AdndniarufS.
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LUH SAVANNAH And tho SOUTH. The
L sesn,hip r r. CUYLER, Cert p CFoehsr. Stn lss,'
? or No l N. H., on THURSDAY, July a. N rs
: .oa V the foovins places, ks.;9s.rs 10 ASS!ls
{noIvlls a26 o Chattanooga t2s; Abany aae Coumba.
81, Atanta sal; Msson. am. Augusta SIT o. Including
e.rri.ge hi. IN s,vsppsh and connecting points
vrrisbt 10 .epts Der foo. -ppiJ n. d. CROMWELL
Do No s6 Wee. II and To. ea6 Broadway
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L'NCAMPMENT of the SEVENTH REGI-
~ MENT STATEN ISLAND aAILRUAD During the
.Lcpmpp.n thu. w.n kDosu and justly csleorased Regiment
1rsins III diisr ryriy Of the di ON fAnder
bits Land to Encan staoa. The Rrgineu, oil
ace and ne perform freqrDt intervals between tbs
hooi, of q a Ii, AID sp Fare from Ne~York TO the En-
ssnIpmeIt Station 20 cert
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THO HOUSEKEEPERS.
) & c. BERRIAN No Sol Broadway,
Importers and Dealers House Furnishing HARDWARE.
now o6eriug al very low prices,
CUTLERY,
Of every description.
SfLVER-PLATED WARE,
Of Sheela Birn ghom and American nanuisure In all no
TEA TRAYS,
IN sets and sinsly, and Ergh Planhed and Jsrsnne!
TIN WARE Ia ffea. variety. steel. COPPER, IRON and
BRONZE WARES
COOKING UTENSILS Of every description.
REFRIGBRATORS ofal the most approved mskera
CANE CHAIRS and SOFAS; WOOD and WILLOW
WARE.
Also large assortment Of
CAMPHOR WOOD CEDAR TRUNKB.
81 B.-CATALOGUEss sent gratis TO any sddIcss
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OyYIcK OF TIE TEUsrEEs or raG

DTRuQCE PAclFlC RAILROAD 20,
Ne ~ ExCAANeE n ACE, NBw-YORK June "a, 1850
IFVHE STOCKHOLDERS, BOndhOldcrs and
i Creditor, Of the DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby poti6ed that meeting Of all interested
led at this Office FRIDAY, the sixth dsy OF JnS
peIt at / oclDek p. 70. e.
The object meeting will be TO reorgsEissson
Company aud Is important tnsl in 9,tendsnce should
|fPh.a Is. BRIrIING, Secretary.
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PATTERSON AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-

II ROAD DIVIDEND NOTlCE-A dividend Of four and
hall 4Sl per cent upon capital OF this Company
~ be psJ tbs Office the Roger Loeomo'iSe and MseSne
"A o,hs No. a Eycbsngeplsce, New YORK on TUESDAY
EEAT the 81 day OF July after the tine e Paterson NJ
D. b, Il e subscIiter. A. 9. PENNINGTON, Treasurer
1une 2o.
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PATTERSON AND RAMApO RAILROAD CO.

DIVIDEND NorCE.-A dividend Of two and one
AAN i per upon the capital stock ths Company i be
pals Rogers Locomotive end Machine Works
10 ~ place, NewYoTk, or TUESDAY NEXT, July
and after thsI day Psie.son, ~ ia By the sleserOer
Ju,s 20 lSb0 JOHN HOPPER, Treasures,
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LUX ShNhNNAn ARG vi HEN EOhIsb Us
l. below.-Ths hrt class d ir-wh.sl Steamship AuGu5rA,
CApt N. g. WoodhI H. Will leave SATURDAY, July 7,
from Pier No tNoT'h River through tctet~ caa DO
asd from the f. wing psce-
rmhus ffa; albany, Sfl Atlanta $2l th4ttaloosA. t2>i
>a-hvir Sal 81; knoI,tle S25 sos Memphis $A Isl Au-
n sta eli 50; Macon, 40 savannah, $l5
For freight or passage apply At No 10 Broadway:
N-MUFL l. MITCHELL SON.
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4atest Me,vs.

DISPATCHES from Washington state that the
Cabinet had private sitting on the capture Of
the Mexican steamers. The captures were not
made under instructions, as no such event was
anticipated. :,
The Senators and Members had appeared
before the House military committee and urseo
the appropriation Of $l,l25,OOo to the Texas
mounted regiment.
Tho Southern Members had concluded to
postpone the Southern Conference until after
the Presidential election.
1t is rumored in New York that A. P. Stew.
art, the dry goods merchant, has been taken to
an Insane Asylum
An abandoned SLAYER. brigantne rugged, had
been found and taken into the Bahamas.
The murderer Of the crew Of the abandoned
oyster sloop has been arrested.
The bombardment of Vera Cruz re.commen.
ced on the 10Th, the shots and shells doing much
damage.
"A FIRE in Fort Wayne, Ind, on the 24th,
destroyed two printing offices-DaiIy Times and
Indiana Freeman.
Burglars in Logansport had robbed Drug
Store safe Of $1,000.
Lieut.. Bartlett of diamond Wedding" no.
toriety has challenged Gen. Morris Of the N.
Y. Home Journal.
The steamer Persia, at Memphis on the 23d,
with 300 bales of cotton on board, was burned.
Barnum made speech in New York on the
\ 23d through the profits of his speculations in
Europe he had been enabled to pay his debts,
and Orchard was himself again"
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


4 meeting OF the common council held the
"A 14th Of February 1860, the following resolution
was adopted:
WHEREAS it was ordered by O. W. Crazy. county
Judge Of Clayton county upon hearing the petition
presented by A. Wanzer, Agent, that the territory
described in said petition to wit he north half OF
north east ii of section twentyseven (27 The north.
west onefourth OF section twenty-seyen (27) Frac-
tional section twenty-five (22) and fourth
BAIL Giard claim, cont aiming 100 acres, all In
Townships 95, Range 3, in Clayton county. Iowa,
should DO annexed to and become a part Of the town
OF Mcliregor in the county of Clayton and state Of
Iowa from and after the It'll day of March, 1859,
therefore,
Resolved, That the question whether such annex
alton be male be submitted to the Electors Of said
town of McGregor at the next annual election OF mu-
ncipa officers of said town, that there shall be pre-
pared ballots upon which shall be printed the words
.For Annexation" and also ballots upon which shall
be printed the words against Annexation" which
shall be left election day in the OF the Judges
OF election for the of the electors.
DOUGLAS IEFFINGwELL. GEO. l.. BASS.
Feb. c9th Recorder. Mayor,
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You've MEN-No wreck is so shocking
to behold as that Of dissolute young man.
On the person of the debauchce or incbri-
ate, infancy is written. How nature hangs
labels over him, to testify her disgust Of
her example. How she loosens all his
joints, sends tre'nors along his muscles, ar
bends forward his frame The wretch
whose lifelong pleasure it has been to de.
base himself, and to debauch others, whose
heart has been stepped with sin 50 that il
is black all over, is an offence to the heart
of the unblemiShed not to be described
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
PORTAGE CRY, Columbia county, Wis,
Dr.. J. F. Bridge, sec'y Gracfenberg, Co.. -''''
80 PARK Row, n:
Dear Strive have sold the Gracfenberg Family
Medicines for number Of years and take pleasure in
saying that they have always proved all that you
for them-thc most reliable remedies of the day.
Wedislke to particularze where all OF them appear
TO De Indispensable, yet cannot refrain from referring
to Marshals Uterine Cathocon which las yer fail
ep in its mission, and has produced results under our
immediate observation, both wonderful and sat,fac.
tory.
It is especially useful in diseases incident to pree
nancy, and we have hestaon in saying that its
by persons in that condition, whether delicate or
healthy. will invariably be attended with benefit.
1t has been used by various in this vicinity for
BarrenncEs. and in evero instance with success.
Yours, respectfully,
MILES L CO., Druggists
OwAToNNA, Steele Co.. MINI,
Graefcnbcrg Co. 81 Park Rev. N:
GenHmen-iiavng used your Marshall's Uterine
Cathocon in my practice for the last five years. take
pleasure in recording my testimony of its value for
do not know of single instance where has not given
the most complete sa faction ant MANY cases of
rine Complaints have come under my notice, which
after having exhausted the skill of eminent
have been permanently cured by this medicine. In
fact never knew remedy universal in accomplish.
ing the object for which it is designed and Of so great
D. MARSHA MI.
New BosroN, Winona Co.. Mimi, }
october ID, 1899.
Graefcnbcrg Co 80 Park Row. n Y:
Gcnttemsn-We most cheerfuy join with MANY
Others III this country IN giving testimony the
general GOOD character OF the Grarfcnberg Family
Medicines, both for the purpose Of rendering Justice
aud to place within the knowledge Others who
may be lnnguishing bed of sickness the means OF
cure
Living in new country, we have. for some years
where to obtain good and reliable physicians OF
the question. we substituted the Gracienberg Manual
Of Health for family physician, which We have never
had cause to regret. but much gratcfulnes
to you FOR the benefits rendered and our friend. BY
its able yet simple teachings OF the treatment Of dis.
ease and the preservation OF health.
Yours, truly. PHILIP RAINIER.
FCrH RAINIER.
ONALAsKA, In Crosse Co., Wis, Oct 3. 1859.
hereby certify that have used the Graefen berg
Company's Marshalls Uterine Cathocon in NV family
and consider the best remedy for dis eases peculiar Ia
females that have ever seen.
My wife afflicted with Prolapsus uteri Calling OF
the womb) aud by the OF the Catholicon is COM
pletely cured.
l would earnestly recommend H. to any Indy who
may lie subject to those distressing complaints.
Yours, truly, Rev. A. g. COOLEY,
of the NJ T.. Church.
most ehcerfully endorse the above recommends.
ton If the Graefenberg Conipany's arShas Uterine
consider it the best remedy for Female complaints
In use II. J. PECK.
Onalaska, sept. 3, 1859.
Sec Advertisement in ar other column. lssyl
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Having done this, vote as you deem your in
tcrest, and the interest Of the greatest number
require. Thus, this too long vexed question
about the county seat, will be forever settled,
and the result, if arrived at fairly, will be en-.
tirely satisfactory to, and cheerfnlly acquiesced
| in by ELKADER.
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PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD


Cars run from Chicago to Pttsburg without change,
connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wa hington
City, and all the interior Of Pennsy lvania, New
jersey. New York. Maryland &c.
Merchants, by tahing this route, whavc the benefit
of all the Eastern market at no additional cost.
Baggage checked through
Two daily trains leave the depot corner of Canal
and Van Buren, streets, West Side Chicago arrv al
of trains from the West.
Shore Railroad to DunkrS Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston. and all interior towns Of New
England via. New York Central and New York and
Erie RAILROAD.
Also. South to Columbus GAINESVILLE. Newark, Mount
Vernon. Steubenville Wheeling, and interior towns OF
Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana. Dayton and
Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound East will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many of the
large and finest cities in the Unit ed States.
Passengers arriving at Chicago, any of the roads
will find attentive check agents Mt the dcpots, re-
ceive checks and baggage free Of charge to the
Pittsburg and Chicago Sleeping accompany
each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West, and at the Companys Office, OF Ran.
dolph and DsarboN streets opposite the Revere House
or at the Depot West Side, Of Canal and Van
Buren, streets Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
b. F. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
JAS. W. MUSSON, Freight Agent Chicago.
j. J. HoUsToN, GeE'l Freight Ag't Chicago.
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McGregor Post Office.

MAILS Close for Milwaukee, Chicago and all
III offices East and South daily, at P. NJ. Arrive
daily at A. NJ.
Mails for the West, via Monona. Clermont and West
Union. closes daily, Sundays cxcepted) at 7 A. NJ.
Arrive at 4 p. NJ.
Northwestern Mail, ria Mononn Hardin. Frank.
vile Decorah Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
leave McGregor on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days At o'clock. Arrive on alternate DAYS at p M
Mails for Farmersbu-gh leave on Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Mail matter intended for EIkadcr,
Eg,n, Westield and Independence, should be depos.
tied on Tuesday evening.
Mails for st. Paul and the extreme North, are sent
to Milwaukee and thence to their destination ria the
La Crosse road.
All Letters deposited after tho closing hours desig.
Mated will necessarily lie over.
Persons having Boxes, owing Postages will greatly
obge by paying these all matters close attention
OFFICE lIouRs.-From l-2 A. NJ, to s ?. N.
On sundays, to 10 A. M.--3 to r. N.
A. p. RICHARDSON, p. NJ.
BY JAMES MoRRrs, Assistant.
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MelOdcOnS for Sale.

MRS. STEBBINS, of HARDIN, has the Agency for
lvu the sale Of Simmons 4 Whitncys celebrated
MEL0DEONS. Samples be ut her residence,
aud at the house the Editor OF the North Iowa Times
McGregor
March Ii, lS6Oyl
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Written for the Times
County Seat.

County Seat.
~ Mr.. Editor :-Elkader is nearer the geo.
graphical centre of Clayton county, than Gar.
navillo has an excellent water power, which
when improved, as it will be, must make it q
town Of some note. as manufacturing village;
is on an important thoroughfare to the Missis.
sippi river, while Garnavilc is on no such road.
Elkader has very decided advantage over
Garhavillo, in an inexhaustible supply, in its
immediate vicinity, of good building material
Of all kinds, except pine lumber SO that the
county public buildings could be erected at the
former place at much less expense than at the
latter, even though the material on hand at Gar.
,navillo should be total loss /; and besides, it
is stated on good authority that large proper.
ton Of the brick on hand at Garnavilo, are so
inferior and injured by exposure as to be crumb-
ling into their original elements, and Of course
are entirely unfit for use. Elkader, as healthy
location, will compare favorably with any other
town in the county, not excepting Garnavillo.
Garnavillo, not only has no water power, but
in a time of drowth, the supply of that neces.
say "'''SiSS ioA oiu'i'"iy PiPosSSS 10 Hos COH
yeniently adequate to the demand. But Coun
~ Seat, or no County Seat, Elkader is destined
70 remain as it now is, the most important in.
and to WI in the county. and being the county
seat, she possesses attractions to VISITORS other
than being the place to attend court and do their
county business, which is a consideration of
some impo, lance, as we know from experience,
that the county business alone will not afford
patronage to public houses sufficient to warrant
the supply Of accommodations for a crowd
Without the county seat, $1,000 of the citizens
of the county, outside of Garnaylo township,
would never visit that town, but would find
their market at Elkader or on the river.
In two respects, only, Ganavillo has the ad.
vantage Of Elkader. One, the vicinage of
fine farming country; and the other, in ten
miles less distance to haul pine lumber. The
idea of building an important town at Garna.
vilo, under so many and so great comparative
= disadvantages, and within six miles of Clayton,
is simply preposterous, and all that is done in
that direction is unnatural and forced.
The voters of Clayton county are respectful
ly invited to give the above representations and
statement Of facts, their candid consideration
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TO CONSERVATIVES

To CONSU MPTIV Els.
TIME advertiser having been restored to health in
i few weeks, by :. very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe Lung affection,
aud that dread disease, Consnmption-s anxious to
make known to his ellow-sufercrs the OF cure.
To all whe desire it he will send copy OF tn" pre-
scrptior used Gree Of charge with directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
Is benegt the ai, ed, aud hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, it will them nothing, and may
provo blessing Parties wishing tho prescription will
please address REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Feb. 29n2Om3 William .bursh. Kings CO., Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Subscribe for and Advertise in the WAUKN
TRANSCRIPT The Transcript has = larger circulation
| than any other paper in Alamakee county. Terms
cash in advance. 4. H. McELROY, Publisher. -lf0t8
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Rope ana wine,
Fishing Tackle,
Glue, Borax,
Rssbbe,' Betting &PNcktAg
Belt Hooks.
and String Leather,
Heavy Strap I and other
Hinges, Blind Butts, cast and wrot; Door Butts
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
mings, Locks, Mortice & Rim Latches.
ETC.; Chisels, Mortice, Firmer and PAIRING.
Gouges, Coffin trimmings, Red Chalk, Glass
and Putty.
Carpenters and Joiners Tools generally.
SAWS
Circular and X Cut,
Mill and Hand Grind
Stones AXES, variety of makers
Farming Tools;
Shovels,
Spades, Hoes,
Forks, Rakes, Scpthes, Cradles, etc.
BlNCkS20l1thS Tools,
Guns and Trimmings, Caps, Wads, ETC., etc
SEA LES, Platform and Counter.
STOVES.
Above we cnumcratc some Of the leading articles in
stock. and would call your attention to the follow
ing; our PERrs SHOE SHAPK is manufactured at the
Sable Iron Works, every Bar warranted We will pay
all reasonable charges for sporting and refund the
money If any roves bad Wewaraut our best NAIL
ROD, also.
We selling the best brand OF SAWS made in the
United states and England, the Plates Eng. Steel
those wanting Saws, circular mill. have refer.
ences to those using them, as to quality.
We keep laage stock OF Rubber Betting, &C., on
hand
We keep the Utica, Seneca Falls and other Thmbl.
Skeins.
We have a lot of STOVES, which We will Job or Re
tail at COST.
We have and are receiving the largest stock o
Cradles, .Scythes, Forks Hoes, Rakts, Snath,
shovels, Spades and Farming Tools generally. eve,
brought into this country, which we will JOB very low
Should we be out Of any G Gods in our line, our IA
clticS are such that
We Can fill any Order,
! In short notice and at low figures.
Il Word to those sending Orders TO,
Goods.
Be particular about size. quality &c. and you car
rely filling it, if the Goods in market. You
rely the articles being just such called
| for, not the next thing nearest it.
ONE FAVOR WE ASK OF BUYERS,
Give a call-if We don't SELL to you, give
you Prices. We intcnd adding a variety OF God,
| 20 stock which has not been kept before.
McGregor, February %. ls6Otf