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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
A Great Bargain.

I'VE offer for Sale at very low lrce, one-half or
w sill oi'the following described Land, (Lnown as
tho Rice tract,l 20 wit.
Tue f.. ha'f Of the NE quarter Of section 20,
aud the e haifof the ) E. quarter Of Sc, tioa ~,
township 76, range west,
Tni. Ia d Is situated in thicky settled por-
ton OF Muscatine county. nine miles from Musca-
ton, swn niies north of Ononwa. and one mile ano
half scusa Of Byrnc's School House.
Ii is high rolling praire, wdtsrea by never-faii-
ing str. an. very near timber, ana almost surround
ed hy improved farms.
Far,hsr particulars nay be obtained upon appli.
cation to &C. HAYES l. FRO.
Masonic Block. Musoa,ips.
Oct. 16, 1sso-daw4.s
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NOTICE is h,rsby s,7cn that the undersigned
~ As assignee of iona s. Aldi., will on the 18th
da> of November. at Q o'clock 2. N. ct aid day,
sell at public aucr,on, The wcss half Ct lot No.
nine [aj N block No. ff.ysix 1851. in the vill"g
Of Wilsen. Nuscatine county iowa. Ssls 10 take
place on the premi.ts. Terms cash 10 hand.
THOS. HANNA.
Assignee of John S. Adds.
Oct. II, 1S6o.-daWts
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WILTON SEMINARY.

TIElS 'n.ttutitn will commence its frat session
L offs xseen weeks, On Monday. be 5th of Nosem.
Der nezt, under she cbarga"f Mr. }. B. Harris, late
principal of New Liston Hgn school. New Lisbon,
Ohio. Glasses will be formed in The Cunmsn Eng
fish barches, the higher Mathematics and tho Lat.
10 and afeek Languages. ardns can b. procur-
Il in Wilton, =. from 81, so 10 81 per seek. Price
# tuition from 81 TO Sc FER qu,rter of II wseks.
For further Particulars address tho Principal at
Wilton, Mus,atine Co., Iowa.
Oct, 3d. DAWN, J. B. HARRIS.
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Mrs. al0W.

MRS. window,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
SCOT hing Syrup for children ,eething, which great
ly facilitates tho process Of tecAing, BY saftening
the gums, reducing all inflammation will allay oil
pain, and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, noshsss. It will give rest to yourselves
sste in all cases. Sec advertisement in anot hsl
column.
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STATE OF IOWA
MUSCATINE COUNTY, o"

MUsCATINE COUNTY,
To Robsrs Wsodburn sni Lucy A. WOODBURY.:
VOU are hereby no! lied that there 10 now on file
i in the ofios Of the clerk Of the District
Court Ct Nus"a,ne county. State Of Iowa, a
petition Of snsl Foster. s'ai sin4 of said kobs'
Woodburn $395.tO. with interest frcR Sept. II
1860, A. mossy due bin on = prsmlssory note.
sad tor buildings hoase TO, said dsfe sdsut-said
petition s!si~inl the foreclosure Of a eha.te
mortgage .xecused BY said 10 srt Woodburn t.
ead petitioner, to secure s>id cum of monty,
all,gint s.id Lucy A. Woodburn in said mort.
gagei properly.
Now, unless you appear aai answer thereto on
or before she srsoad day Of the next toru of SAID
court. to es hssss AID holden On the TIN day OF
January 1891, jsds ment viii 10 rendered against
you therson aad u decree mxss a. prayed for in
said petition. RlCnkAN I BRO,
tol's for Plaintiff.
Museatinc, Nov. O. lS60-w4w-p1s fee So.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

DIED.-lu WapeIIo, Louisa comfy, last
week, of starvation, the Iowa Dem ocratic
argus, aged about one month.
"How short the race our friend hath run T.,
Cut down in all its bloom"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
The GOD TINE Is COMiNG."
Good Crops, Good Prices

- My farm Of eighty acres ia r-w al in cal
Yiii tls alton except fifteen acIes OF very thrifty
saAiiN young timber. | never caw and never
-, sos+e another grove SO beautiful ana brig
". There are fufty-tive Ct f'stia,e prairie
:orn !anI and twenty acres Of nayly broken waeas
and that have baen cleared in the u.scr. So here
9vu have p.aire, grove, good water, ezte-sv sscok
ranye a new fraIne house, good well, STA q! y &c.
Il Is near market, u miles pfrth Of pn'nwa sIa-
.,on. 1: will be sold 81 great 5arsaia t" he pur'
.haser. Apply 20 N; dAlEo,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

@Buy your Sewing machines at Dur
fees. He has the best in use also, good
stock of Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets, &c. Watches and Jewclry
repaired promptly and in the neasest manner
At S. G. -DuRgEE's Jswelry Store, Musca.ine
Iowa.
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q. S. ROWE.

A TAL1SsA, MUsCATINE COUNTY, IOWA
u Tenders bis services. professionally. as thy
.ician AMI Surgeon, TO the citizens Ut A;alissa and
surrounding country Calls attended to promptly
and charges reasonable.
A,alisss July IL, 1860.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

To the Citizens of Msssca tissc md
surrounding county.
CLOTHING FOR The MILLION
ut the baltimore C1otAing Store
Y EON FRANK respectfully announces to the
IL citizens OF Muscat,ne aad vioin,ty. that he he's
opened o New Clothing store in tn c'sy, On SEQ.
end stless, n tho store room for occupied By
Bohn Co., where can b. found The IL gest, cheap
eat apc best assortment OF ciohiD ever exhibited
IN M9scsilne. -...
W. wish % state ts the public that our clothing
is we'll 1--WE rnay Gay without fear OF being CONTRA
diet sd) iifft rae made up, aui oct 1t The very
uGt srd ct materials and in regard 10 cheapness,
We warrant toe pubic n0t to be undersoM b. any
o,er establishment Iii N, county. Al We ask
is cal, add exaoiaatto OF aUi Goods md risas.
wsd do not say that wo will sell Goods ,alfty,
forty fifty per cent. cheaper thaa a"t b1iY else
IN ,catipe, such expressions are daily made uso
Of by similar establishments In this acc in order
10 gull the peopis. We have tlio for such
putf. neither d. We wish 70 huubu2 an cnhght.
ened community.
Our assortment on hand is large. and well select
ed for the Fail an: Winter trade; besides "
will constantly De in reoeips OF Gods daring che
whole season.
Our stock consists in par, of the following ar
ticss, viz - .". .. ..
Fine Cio,h t'ress md Fiocs Coats.
French Cipth Ira:s and Il oGE DC.
Cass.uefe FrocK and @ack do.
Cloth Sack Goats,
Ose:coats- Cioth, Beaver, M9ScoTs, Petershams,
DeafsAI1S, Lloneklns SoaLfilng, AMI diff
fcTGnt Other &n-s to Dunl9r 10 mention.
Fi9a taataI3ons an endless as5orfm :nt-such
as black Cloth, fancy Uags;iuege, plain back Gas.
sam ga and eli oti-er kiads tcgether with tao
.Tsa:eEt lot OF Vests Vi al siPts and qualities,
general assortment Of fuTatshjag Goods. sUch as
fine birts, I'm er ahiIts, ScArts. ockS5 ianakec'
chiefs, Shirt Collars, and good many other arti
c!es too numerous to mention.
EH-W noies ale Dealers Hia particularly request.
ed 10 ;sl On before purcta ing elsewhere, rs it
viii certainly be to t oir interest-fur sse aule
to sell g eds at Eastern prices; besides Country
Merchants have snce to Select from the largest
stock O; G othlng in .AIscatine.
R.member, We 90 on the principle Of "laTgo
sales and s,uai! prohts,'' and no mistake.
k4colect the place-No. l36 Second sire
Union Block, nearly Opposite Green Stone
''AA' Il. /. FRANK, Agents.
Sept. S, l960-l1w-w5u
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STATE OF IOWA,l
MUscATINE COUNTY, 90

MUscArINE COUNTY,
To W .lliam ID. Mcllroy--Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
l. file in the flee Of the Clerk Ct the District
Court Of Muscatins County, State of Iowa, pc.
tition of De,ilsh McIroy. claiming OF you divorce
from the bonds Of mstrinoay nov and heretofore
existing between you and said petitioner tho cause
being wi!ful deser.,on for the space Of two years
Now unless you ser ear and answer thereto on 0,
before the Cd cay nt the II, xc term Of said Court
to be begun % he Tn dev Of January, A. D. 1861
a!judgmept viii be rendered against you thereo
by default, TOR costs, aud said divorce will Do do
creed as prayed for. HICKMAN l. BRO,
Oct 26-4w. SOs. Tor Plaintiff.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

THE undersigned has ccmMenc, running hack
i from Oaonws daily in connection with the
CARS to 9randvisw, Louisa county. He h IS fakcn
charge Of Cue Hot,i az Granivi.w. he will at
al times bs prepared to con roy PERSONS in hack
TO any point where they may via, 70 go.
nav =, 1860. JAMES JACKSON.
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1e> Hope. az
POETRY ~ PnYsyC.
Let the sick to Hsrrick 60,
Who'd DO Ill, I'd lii to know!
Such CUES his Pills do make.
Smiles, lovely smiles, ehau deck the brow
Where gloomincss is RAMPANT uow,
And hope anew shall wake.
Uerrick's atchlcss Pills startle tho people with
their cures This 10 the eeasGu TO use them, Large
boxes 2sc.-5 boxes 81: Sec advertisement on 81
page. oy5
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#-For the best stoves, ETC., at the losc
est prices, 20 tothe 'sMuscatine Stove Store
See advertise neut.
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N Ar lsl T. ID,

November 9Th, 1860. in this city, by Rev. Chas.
woodhouse, Mr.. SOLOMON H, KAoCs1 and Mise
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. =. IOVAL..

l. ERDINAND KAUf. f,,,n his aid s.art
1 TSm-v,d acr.os IL, atiea md . ob,.c., ot a., +
at' ) iiort's outid ns. Cigars = AID IT.. ei
A'os aHass Oh hand--eso, PIP, Wa aru
casuinS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
AT TIE MUSCATINE CITY
MARBLE WORKS

MAY be found a choice and complete assort-
1V1 ment of Ameris an and Italian Marble
MONUMENTS AND H FAD. STONES.
We have also \ g: !ect stock OF Rutland, VI,
sutherland Falls, VT Nauvoo and ltal an Mari les,
winch will msuuf. sure to order at hort notice
cheap fer cash. Please call and examine our
shop, corner Of Second ard alnut straets.
sept 23-tf. W. Ii. SIMPSON co.
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LAND FOR SALE.

ME cnis, signed wei sell Ga good terms an i'm
pro "a farm OF $50 acrss, situated in Coda.
county, eva, sbout 2 miles scr.r Of Wilton, On
:nur,u .as,, nalas c. % time at Fer cent. Ais
80 acres Of land six miles NORTH OF Wilten A H.,
) % ac-ea o. land west Of TIE Cedar river in Caos
). unity, icwa IN psr5=is to suit purca. se.s.
News 1660-tf YhVS. HANNA.
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Ronrd af SunerYisors.

The Supervisors elect in the several townships
OF this county are as follows:
Bloomington. b Dougherty, John 1eigles.
sweetland-John K. Merritt.
Seventy .six-kichael Price.
Lake-Joseph Crane.
tedar -Vernet Tracy.
Goshen-Andrew Heberling.
Wapsinonoc-W. G Evans.
Noscow-Henry hisley.
Wiiton-E. F. Bergan.
Ful,on-James E. kobb:
Montpelier-R Il. Patterson.
Orono--ilas Ferry.
Pike-not reported.
: AL Republicans except Messrs. Risley and Ferry
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WANTED,
1nn n00 BUSHELS VIII :at wanted ut
lUU.UUU BENEFITS MILL.
IN. 40. 1oGO-dav3m

FOR SALE.
T1LOUR. Bran, shorts, Co n Meal. for sale at
r BENEFITS MILL.
Auc 23] 19eA-dax3m
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ADAM OGILV.IE

Has the BEST BROWN SUGAR in the market
ard keeps c.nsta'- tly han, c.fce, Tea Mo,s-es
Salt, Nails, Wooden Ware, and in tact, every hing
the farmer WAITS.
Farmers will fad It 10 their interest to call of
ADAM O&ilFIE before ruroha, ing else where.
Muse at,n-. Aprit A. ISsO-daw;f
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District
c o ur Of
MIscat i q {
County, To-
va, Octobes
Term, 1850
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&rECEAa. aGYHCKx.
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e1e G.ecaucel
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from a Prescription by SrJ Clarke,
II. d., PAysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
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ASSIGNEE,S,SALE.

Blue Grass Oct. "a 1s6o-u.v.
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retarns from Louisa county:

m~ We ore indebted to Mr. @. B. Still
Epss, Express Messenger, for the following
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AMBROSE q. FULTOI

%.
Thomas G. Eslls,
Christian ochu,nann,
FrederisA Oiien berg,
Christian krum ;De.i,
Ben.dlot Houyo,e2Ie',
n, II IL. -.
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". w ciphON, Travelling 's'"t.
nov "
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Ambrose G. FULTON

NJ uecst;nc, O,t. II. lS6o-4w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02
GEOGRAPHICAL.

The visit Of DIR. Hayes to Boston, resulted in Il
guaranty on the part Of several prominent citizens Of
that city To purchase and properly strengthen suit
able vessel for the Polar Exploring Expedition. The
principal expenses beyond this W i'll be the purchase OF
tie stores and the wages of the officers and men,
About five thousand dollars additional to tho fund
already raised in New-YOrk, PHILADELPHIA and Wash
Dgton viii suffice 10 start the expedition Steps have
been faken by the Arctic Committee of the Geograph
cal ard Statistical Society to have this amount sub
scribed at once. Dr. Iiayess chief officer will 10
CAPTAIN NJ Cornick who has passed eighteen wears nj
sea, and who 10 addition TO thorough KNOWLEDGE of
practical nav igaton, Is familiar with the scientific de-
tils Of chartography and marine surveying As soon
as the vessel Is ready for sea, Capt. Mccormick will
bring her from Boston TO New-York, where shc will
receive her crew, stores Instruments &c and whence
the expedition viii probably sail about the a5,h Of
June. The Swod.sh-Norwopan expedition. which
also leaves this Spring for tie North Pole, will in con-
necton with the American expedition fairly decide tho
merits of the two routes long in drpuie between tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

New South Wales. Crawford visited the ssrooa
Range, the Barrier Range and Gray Mountains. He
found everywhere scarcity Of water and along ste
Darling River number Of bis horses sickeDsd from,
eating kind of indigo-bearng plant which grew ON
the banks Of the stream in great abundance. Al the
end Of his report he declares that If gold exist in the
Barrier Range, IT nus be at such depth as 10 render
its extraction work Of great labor and expense and
from the Absence Of undermining efforts must result
in great oss Of life The natives stated that they
never had more than or two dsys Of rain during
the year. and in some years not even that. Australian
adyices also inform US that Tomers expedition to the
Interior Of the Island-continent had been forced To
return to Port Augusta, and had been indefinitely
pOstpOned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

--Gohgnani says that the body or more properly,
the skeleton of a drowned man found recently ia
the Seine and exposed in the Morgue at Paris IL had
not been in the water more Than two or three days,
and the deceased appeared tc have by aecdsn''
The body was wonderful for its leannes' being nos-
lug but skin and bone. 1t well dressed, even hav-
ing gold buttons its wastcoa and the apparent ao
about seventy years. 1t was supposed TO be tho
body Of the famous Giving skeleton exhibited years
ago in the Champs Elys6cs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-02

STEALING NEwsrAPKRs.-A vagrant named Charles
Smith was arrested in the Fifteenth Ward Friday nshfs
charged with om the doofr OF
subsbe where they had been ieit by the carriers lie WAS
locked up Tor examination
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28
Another Groan from the Dying.

The New York Tribune, which, the other
day, called upon its party to nominate pro-
slavery Wing for President, now tells its
followers that Ito succeed in 1860 they
must poll nearly or quite 100000 votes"
Tn 1856, adds the 7ribune, 1--WE had but
90, 1s9 for Fremont in Illinois, and 94,375
in Indiana we must carry those States now,
and to DO so, must poll 10000 votes in
Illinois, and 14O, 900 in Indiana. Fremont
had but l47, 1868 votes in Pennsylvania our
candidate this year must carry that State;
and to that end must poll Fremonts vote
and at least 10000 more. We had 2S,33S
for Fremont in New Jersey, and must this
year just about double that number. OF
course, there is work to be done in this
State, in Connecticut, in Ohio, in Iowa, for
each Of these States might be lost by apathy
and hcedlessness. though we trust none Of
them will be. We had 276,OO4 votes for
Fremont in New York, and must now poll
1876, 900 to render it safe. We had but A.
954 votes for Fremont in Iowa, and must
this year poll 10000" After DEPRESSING
into some hints to the Democracy, telling
them that Mr.. Douglas of Illinois, and Mr.
Stephens of Georgia would form stronger
ticket than Breckenridge and Seymour, the
Tribune says, "New Jersey can be carried
Notwithstanding 1.-THE great railroad monop-
oily in that State, backed by the bulk of its
ignorance, intemperance and rice," &c. All
this gasconade is merely prelude to a
newsboy's shout, Here's the Tribune
two cents % The Republicans had better
give it up. They cannot get the two million
votes this year. They did not hold their
own in New Hampshire, and Connecticut
and Rhode Island are passing out of their
Neacs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28


The Illinois papers arc dressed in mourn
ing on account of the death of their Exc
cutive. He ID at his residence at the
capital of that State on the 18th, of Pneu-
monia. Though the blow is not unexpect-
ed, it is nk onc lie was truly
gncst and good man, and gained the respect
0f all. lie was man of strong and reso-
&,te will, ss DO man has ever filled the
Gubernatorial Chair of that State who has
aA1nded - his business better and more
closely. He was called to his Office by the
almost unanimous voice of the whole op-
position to the Democracy, and that, TO-,
when the Americans of the South part of
flG State would not vote for the rest of his
party ticket. At the breaking out of the
Mexican war he was commissioned as Colo
mel Of the I'd Regiment Illinois Volunteers,
and the respect and affection of his soldiers
for him was manifest afterwards in their
electing him for three successive terms to
the Hall Of Congress, and afterwards to the
| position which he filled so well at the time
of his death. His politics at the time O
his Congressional career were Democratic
but he was elected as Republican Cover
nor in 1876 and has sifIce auyocete" tn
doctrines Of that party.
He was born in the State Of New Yorl
in the year 1907.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28

GUS supp Fccu
if we mistake not, some Of the present pro-
minent Southern statesmen are Northern
born.
1t is the truth, there is very great diff
ference in the slavery heard Of in Massa-
chusetts and the slavery seen in Virginia
the negro you hear Of as being held in
bondage and the negro you find so. X. II.
Dana, of Boston, an out-and-out Abolition
list, has been South, and he describes his
enslaved Southern brethren in the following
beautifully descriptive and very truthful
language:
The negro among negroes is coarse,
grinning, fat-footed, thick-skulled creature,
ugly as Calioan lazy as the LATEST of brutes
chiefly ambitious to be of no use to any one
in the world. View him as you will, his
stock in trade is small, he has but the tam
gible instinct of all creatures-love of life,
Of ease and Of offspring. For all else he
must 60 to school to the white race and his
discipline must be long and laborious-
Nassau, and all that we saw of it, suggest
ed TO us the unwelcome question, whether
compulsory labor be not better than none.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28
MAR RIED

On Tuesday evening, March goth, at the residence
OF the bride, by the Rev. James Stout, Mr.. JANIS
PARkER, Of Monona, to Mrs. HARRIET EPSON, Of
Grand Meadow.
Kcmembranccrs accompanied the above notice, and
we have given the happy couple bright spot in our
memory.
"Acccpt our kind regards for your health aud pros
perity." #..E
In New don, March 9th, by the Rev. Mr.. Reid,
Mr.. CHARLES II. AcKLRY, of McGregor, to Miss ANN
Il. BECKwITH, of New London, Conn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28
New Advertisements.

j. I. SroNEMAN advertiscs notice as ad-
ministrator of the estate of p. EASTMAN.
deceased.
Bass & GRANT signify their willingness to
supply the needy with cultivating (not mas
ticating) teeth.
SANFoRD,-by his attorney, E. ODELL,-
notifies ADoLPMUs and MARIA WULFr to ap-
pear before the District Court.
II. S. WILLIAMS, of Milan, Ohio, has
something for idle hands to do, at which he
thinks $500 per month can be made. Bet
ter than IS per day any time.
The Mississippi Foundry, at North Nc
Gregor, is advertised as ready for operation,
by its proprictors, Mcssrs. THOMPSON &
KEEN, two good men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28

SrRousE 4 RowE-The "SrRoUsE" of
this enterprising and liberal dealing firm,
desires the Times to say to its numerous
readers that they are now receiving and
opening their Spring Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods. Their stock, We sup
pose, will be proportionate to the size Of
their advertisement, which will occupy one
Of our columns next week. If you can't
judge man by the clothes he wears, it is
safe to judge firm by their advertising
proclivities, therefore, it will be safe to in
vest with SrRoUsE & Rowe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-03-28

DOUGLAS AND THE REPUBLICAN PREss-
1t is astonishing how much pains and labor
the Republican press bestows on Senator
Douglas to prove how weak and unavailing
be would be as candidate for President.
If the press of that party is to be believed,
the strength of Senator Douglas among the
Democracy is in the States where the party
has no power, and his weakness is in the
States where the party has most strength.
They make him out the worst man for the
party candidate that the Charleston conven-
ton could select, and yet the same Republi-
can press abuses him more than all the 9th.
er Democrats wLo are named in connection
with the nomination, and thus discloscs it's
fear of him should he be nominated! If
the Republican press were sincers in what
it says, nothing would crafty it so much as
the nomination of Douglas. That it is fear
full of his nomination there can be no doubt.
Ohio Statesmau.