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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

A. Coon IDEA.-We learn that r. Y.
Cory, has made arrangements to deliver
-four and packages Of groceries, dry goods,
etc, free Of expense to the purchaser, and
haa already horse and cutter detailed for
that service. The advantages Of this ar.
rangcment are obvious. The man of family
who is requested to bring up some sugar
and -four right IF, is relieved Of the trouble
Of running all ovc- the town to find a dray
while the "emptings." are rising and over
flowing, and the good housewife losing her
sweetness of disposition. All he has to do
is to buy the articles, and go on his way
rejoicing. Another advantage OF no mean
patnre is the saving Of the inevitable TWEEN
~ cents ta tho araysnnn aftcr hn is found
Mr.. Cory informs MS he will sell the
Hardin steam mill -four, warranted, and
covenant to call and take il away again, If
it is not good. This is step in the right
direction.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
A Cam The Ladies' of the Mite Soci

A CARD. The Ladies of the Mite Socie.
ty Of the NJ E. Church in this place, hereby
tender their thanks to the ladies' and gen.
tlemen Of this city, fr the liberal patronage
at their late festival; with especial thanks
to the unnamed donor of $25, and prayer
that God may bless him. They would also
express their thanks to the Cawelti's for
free use Of their hall, and to Mr.. Lawler OF
Prairie du Chien, for a free pass over the
road to and from Chicago for the purpose Of
procuring an instrument, for the use of
their Church. Nett proceeds of the festival
including the $25 donation, were STA.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
Who was Hit?

w no was 11lC
From Brick pomeroy's editorial cores.
pondencc from St. Louis we make the fol
lowing extract
There was a fight last evening at Ben
ton Barracks. between a private in an Hi.
nois regiment and lieutenant in an Iowa
regiment, living in northern Iowa. The
private bad brother in the Iowa regiment
lie was wounded in one Of the late battles
died ia this city-his wife came here from
Iowa-in company with the lieutenant
above referred to as an escort, Started for
her distant home with the corpse of her
husband in metallic coffin On the route.
certain transactions occurred from which
it would seem that the poor wifi. was so
stricken with grief as to lose her memory.
and to forget that her husband was dead,
or that she was not the wife Of the kind
and agreeable escort At all events a row
has grown out of the atf,ir, and last night
the lieutenant was stabbed so badly with
large I ocket knife that his life is deSpaircd
of. Verify, this war makes queer work"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

Observation-Disclosures Of the finest
feats Of juggery ever attempted to be per-
formed by professors Of lcgederlnain is the
pouring out Of a small flask, gallons of va
rious kinds Of spirits, extracts, etc. Ham
merslaush Brothers beat this, however, on
large scale. The more goods they sell,
the more they have on hand, and p",wth-
standing their sales have been enormous,
they have to day larger stock on hand
than ever before. Go and see them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

OMNIBUS SLEIGH We have been shown
by Mr.. McCurnbera splendid omnibus sleigh
which he intends putting upon the ice, so
soop as it will bear it. This sleigh has fine
upholstered cushions, and is plentifully
supplied With robes SO a. to make the tran
sit across the river 2 pleasant affair. 1t is
to be hoped the frost will mcud our bridge
in few days, so as to make it passable-it
is u toilsoln-, labori"us pr 'cess to cross in
the present lnanner-by sledges.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
OLD Folks PARTy.-Doc. Irish of IN

OLp Folks PARTy.-Doc. Irish of the
Brisbps House, Prairie du Chen, informs
us that he is making due preparations to
give an ''old folks party" at his splendid
house, on New Years Eve. Doc. informs
US in this connection, that hc has been
there, and knows how they fix 'em. The
fact that he is giving the matter his atten-
ton is sufficient guaranty to all who know
him that everything will be done right
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

EJouTERlE-In looking around for suit
able presents for the holidays, the reader
will do well to call at French's iewelry
store, and examine his large assortment of
j"welry, notions, plain and fancy goods, etc.
We will guarantee that you shall be treated
as gentleman and served in an unexcep.
tionable manner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

NEEDS LOOKING AFTER Since the late
elections, the New York Tines. has borne
down very hard upon the administration.
In a recent number it said
THE heaviest load which the friends OF
the government have been compelled to
carry through this canvass has been the in
activity and in, Efficiency of the a'ln,iniStra.
ton. What is the use Of trying
to sustain an administration which Lays -,
far behind the country, and seems so in
different and incompetent to the dreadful
tasks committed TO its hands,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

@ "ilallsck says that il Le were in
BuTnside's place he would row use the
spade, but that he intends TO let Burnside
work it out for himself Washington Cor.
Chicago Tribune.
how humiliating q confession the above
must be to Halleck and his friends, who
recently shouted in derisive lustiness,
vspadss TO the rear
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
CHICAGO. Dec. 5. 1862

Editors Times. PLEASE publish the fol
lowing notice:
The Clayton County Teac hers Assoca.
ton will meet at Garnayil0 on Wednesday,
December 3lst, at o'clock p. m.
Let every teacher in the county come
out. We wish to make it one of the most
interesting meetings We have ever held
The subject Of graded schools will be dis,
cussed, and We believe will pay all who
attend.
+. 3. WAKEMAN, Sec.'y.
Clayton County journal, and Pocket
City Eews please copy. ....-.& ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
Thank You.

Thank n on.
We cannot regard it other than bad taste,
for the conductors of a newspaper to use
their columns for the publication of matter
complimentary to themselves, but mas
much as all our contemporaries indulge in
the practice, and thus give it the prestige
Of custom, we shall without further preface
give room to the following "complimenta.
ry' from our neghbor, of the Prairie du
Chen Courier, of last week:
A SOUND JOURNAL. The editors of the
North Iorn Times, published at McGregor,
retain for that sterling sheet front seat
among the leading newspapers of the State
of Iowa. They are consistent, liberal and
independent. They advocate at times the
soundest doctrines, and though claiming to
be Republicans" they arc not "Aboition-
lists" The Times is an honor to the State
of Iowa. While we always prefer to come
out blunt in our denunciations of the
ru,nous policy Of the Administration. We
are impellcd to admire and respect the firm,
pure style Of the Times with which i, treats
all Government abuses. The "tone" Of
the North Ioaoa Times is the secret of it's
popularity aud influence in Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
The Truth Acknowledged at Last

The New York Times, radical journal,
in speaking of army movements, says:
Seen. Mcclellan and his friends are un.
doubleday right when they contend that if
he had been reinforced at ihe battle of
Hanover House, by 10000 men from Fred.
ericksburg who were then within DAYS
march of him, he could have gone triumph.
antly into Richmond, and here was the
fatal mistake in not thus reinforcing him,
which the President and the Secretary of
War made, being doubtless led into it by
the imbecile General Hitchcock, which they
took as their private military adviser"
This relieves General Mcclellan Of res
possibility for failure in the endcayo, 10
take Richmond. The plan of the campaign
provided for the co operation of McDowelrs
forces, and the loss to Mcclellan of his
support made the whole campaign a allure.
That is the long and short" of it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
The Situation.

We have no later intelligence CT import
ancc from fredericksburg than is contained
in the eItras issued from this Office Mon.
Jay p. IN. We fear that Burnside hazard
ed too much on one blow, and losing that,
ia badly crippled. We hope, however, the
next few days may develop matter for en-
enlargement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

Or Drive hear an on dit as we 20 to
press that Barngids has been, forced to
,ecross the Rappahannock. We do not
ercdi. the rumor, bu. we wish We knew it
Was HDt true. .u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

A delegation Of northern ministers called
on the President on Friday, urging h m to
stand by the emancipation proclamation
Mr.. Lincoln dill not say he wouk! or would
Mt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
MAT. M'KINNIE.
To this Great Western country, Of tn. far.samed
STEWART STOVE.
BEST COOKING STOVE IN AMERICA.

Or the World It has always taken the 8r.t r. .n;um
NJ ra'is over all competitors. At our ow. ,ta,eF,r
recent. hid at Ddbsiue. it left far in the rear ali
''"sr saves III tie ''Cia'@ Culinary" and come III
WITH THE FIRST PREMIUM.
possess all thu advantas required In tn. Excel
si"r too'i'ig stove. Comhues ,heapness with dur,-
DIRTY require less fuel than any other and from Il,
Ie'area"'e .o""trnc ion, will last Family ximst 4
NC 'nh". wherever l. is used happiness Icirn, and
Se"''hg wives unknosn; hand. never yru,nbl g
when kcd t" chop little wool it being % triilinx
matter 10 suppl, with fuel that less than l,a,f man
"ouo ",. he guilty OF mu terng, when reou red 10
lfeate the I'm al amount OF iuci it con uu,cs Tvit
every BODY. Throw away your old ones tina. require
'fesH 81 timber to iced hen and get one thing in he
au'', ''at VII maize you Tor war. rnua lei. N,
II short tAr ago. o~N
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17
To Produce Shippers.

\ LII PRODUCE IT an vi, d shipped to "Dicl ca
ron TO mer. will ,eccy. nv sy ecial s,t
VIII attend TO he weighing nj Pors. and also m,k
IN: prom i returns and account sales Srrd SIN
"'u'.e 30 m'. y. BRADLEY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

Twenty.seven more prisoners were
Internationally released from the Old Cap
itsl to-day. They had been confined weeks,
sometimes months, without examinations
and without cause or crime Warrington
Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
The Tribune with it's characteristic un-
fairness makes no comment upon this out
rageous abuse Of the personal liberty Of
snenty-seren loyal citizens Of this Republic,
who, in the words Of their special CORES.
pondent, "had been confined ~cess, some.
times months, whhout examinations and
Without cause or crime! Yet, from the
character Of that journal We have right to
infer that had twenty-seven negroes with
out examinations and without cause or
crime" been incarcerated in the Old Capt.
sDl prison, it would have launched its heavi
est thunder bolts at the powers at Wash.
ington, and demanded with hot indignation
that such outragcs be stopped, on penalty
of counter revolution of the people"
should the administration persist in its
course.
The disoassionate reader who has the
above extract under his eye, will certainly
be surprised at the silence of a journal over
such gross injustice to twenty seven limo.
cent men; but that surprise must certainly
give way to indignation upon seeing on the
same page Of the Tribune, the following
article:
1.-THE President Sustained. -Congress
has very fittingly taken strong hold of the
work of sustaining the President The
House passed Mr.. Stevens bill yesterday
indemnfying the President against the
consequences Of the arrests he has made
by virtue of his military power"
Can it be possible that the friends of the
administration are determined to make the
practice Of political arrests the question of
Republica, fea!ty? They had better pause
before occupying such ground, or they will
terribly chill the loyal blood of the north.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-17

REFERFNcES; re
y. ilnlton, President the T.. Il Ms Bank, Mil Wis.
q Adams, banker, Gnicago, Illinois; E.
II. Market. - Duhuque. Iowa; .#
u. W. Tenney, Net;res"r, Iowa; ..
g. q Gone,
Jsnn. tn omp son. New York CITY
rierccr Il Buntng. Monroe, Wiconsia
U.her Il rhrail. hank ers, do
l.. " We ks, milwaukee,, Wisconsin;
u. T remi.nn, s.
A ami,hrll, o wego. New York 80
>. Z. Smnh, La ro-se WISCONSIN ...-t-. o.
jos ~ JONES, Kcss'orl, llnneis .s.ous,
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'''i EDrCATIoN, MORALITY AND RELIGION
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S. &. PRATT, N. d., ,
lecturer OH Sanitary Science.

NO IT. Ifcmon WFcei, DoSson.
nR. PRATT gives rartGuaT attention to the rattan,
treatment Of the fol vw'ng special fi.eases yis-
stamoerng, Epilepsy houiuatism, Dyspcrsa d,s,....
Of the Eye AID Ear, dis nf tho Threat ana Lun,,
diseases Of Females, and all diseases ~ the Hood nc,n
ding the positive cure Cf anger, Without the ki,i,r
Reception how from 10 4. ~ 10 np.sN. f,,n2li
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Agents .yANTsr ,

H(I AGENTS wanted - sell a n, v and u.ef,i
NV tion which IL -eneih'ng iha Every lsi,y'u,i NJ
ana when every lady VII hS'e - The iov pric, 1, A, a.
iereo. Ths affords rare chance to Seu,g rep Via tx
oW oi employment. a. way AA0,. s6y isy ms,m
samples sen; Tree ep r'o"ip' ~ 2s csni.. aaa, ~
xen.p"lier,r ". s.rms J. a. ST.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great Rsmedy for Cnghs, Cctus naa
. Kidney DiGcuities.
WHITE PI-1E COMPOUND.
rEFPARID BY

WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
rnFrARIDB BY
DR.. i. w. POLAND L. CO..
GoFFsToWN CENTRE, Mr..
THE following testimonials will tell something abodh
Medicine tla. is now becoming popular faster thar
| any other article sold bv druggists =
Rey J. K &c Chase OF Rumney, N. IT,, nnder dat. OF
April 4th, 1860 says go When your favor. two bot.
Ties OF White Pine CoinpoEndl was received. was SUE
ering from most severe cold took the Compound,
the Compound is all invaluable medicine. lido wisi
thousands who know nothing of its virtues, 'sould BE-
come bs tier acquainted Withit."
Rev. l.. &. Stevens Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church 81
G0fstown Cent? 81 letter dated Fed l;6l, says
Some of my family have tried it, (the omlolnd,.
loNga Renefi's 'rer f'pa"a Besides its valve as
Cough medicine have good reason to believe it to b.
all claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes"
Mr.. Asa Goodhue. of Bow N. H. wasso prost ,sd by
Diabetes. in March 1853, that neither himself ua,
who saw him thought that he could possibly live throcs
the White Pine Compound They procured hottie Ter
him he began take it and TO the surprise a ira
medately showed pgns OF amendment. tlever month
afterwards (Feb 49, 1860 in full statement Of his
esays : g believe DR.. ro'and's hi,+ tnt Co mpouk
under God, has been the means OF M I.covU, !ie
nndreds Of cases OF Kidney complaints. CURED gS
TIRE LY by taking the White Pine Compound, have been
repo' ted 3, druggists. lier"sre two samples:
pound, wonderful curative for kidnev mp a,nis
Being crest sufferer from that difficulty he sent ts ~.
the, We're worth fifty dollars he has s!Ue SID Sua4
many Bottles h mSri
The second that Of husr c< yn D. ia Ealern
Mas. tie wasaso cured of the coIi,pa mt. After
wards he went 10 Minnesota he CREST 'at ne ct ~,
journey brought on retitn "f his former diopty
seeking in Nj Minnesota for The COMPOUND tr
compelled to send all the way %Ain have il lov-
warded bv express,
July, l:5t. DO. tuLA&D:alr.J c. lh,tcr.e' d. Jr.
nho sells your Medicine" has rtquef'pd we to give
tief statement ot whnt, ItA,te Ftt tpDpo' .,s
dope Tor me had been nitGted with tho kiaey Nor
&. n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
BOSTON JUURNAL,
MORNING AND EVENING EDITION

NOR sale AZ the Publishers prices, W. tho subscribcr
/. unier " II. LANdDON's Flour store, or de-
veyed to Village subscribers al their residences. Also
nt ~ Stage or otherwise, cut al town. i'
Non-p ,Iier ".y!2j, .as,. 4. A SWEET.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
nR. MAESUALLS HEADACHE
CATAAsRE7 SNUFF,

THIS SnuH has thoroughly proved Itself to be hs best
article ever known for curing the CArARRn, CoLD IN
rHE HEAD, and the He ,DAcHE. 1t has been found
excellent remedy in many Of SORE EYRs. DEAP.
has been removed by 1t, and HEARING has ofte
been greatly Improved by its USE II purges out all oh
structOns strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Affected 1t is recommended by many
OF the best physicians and used with great and
satisfaction everywhere
Moie than nty five years. experience has proved
its great value and at this nent than
ever before
large number Of the most respectable Druggists in
Boston and New York. in Ger incate signed by them il
1854 say:
" The Undersigned having or many years been nc
qunute3 with DE. MAasuALL'y CArARRH AND HEADAcHE
SNUFF and sold 1t in wi o sale trade, cheerfully
state that believe II TO be eu every respect to the
Recommendation given Of foi he cure of Catarr hal
Affections, and at 1t is docid y best article tave
ever known for all the comm eases OF the head"
BE or CGu, terfclts!
fac simile Of the signat1,e Of the - ,,rietor
CHARLES BOWEN is yer bottle Soil ;y Druv
"ynrvhere T"itv,i6.'S'
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SEQ. w. wilder

- .'GENT f,- TIE vale c' G". a. rr2 Co.'S IT,
?r9a:I patent prive Mets'
NE LGDkOSS.
The H,st Premium has uniformly awarded ,hcas
os;rune1's wheI1vsr exhibited ia coupn'ition with
tls-', a.rgt,tGr-is - .aH,t, y
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' Leave ayes alone, and only renable lcso..
vhc. Hike Heinstveet's lniinit 9be"
Sod even yweerc--tlicc 5Gc and s per bottle.
" u ffhGAN dottsI., PLop.t:ols. Troy NJ
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Vla.taEGlABAE Int 2GHD1c7v1.s.


UhPEr.iA, by thoroughly cleansing TIE n; ~ s,cc,
fi nichs and crcatine hG" Of pure i:.,hy Lr, 10.
stead q. tie ea'c ard acrid kiud Fa.u!,ry, loss Vi
Appetite, heartburn heaGache. t.es.essGcss ,tp,npt,
AnXet\. La guor ond meiUGchvly whitl hre .he svn-
erni sylhp'"ms oi oysrr!ss, "!' vanish ~ nslatui
cun.eqe nee oi its cute.
Co1rENNss, by cleansing to uhoe l., I'll! Of Ne IL.
testnes with solvent pruccs., uud witilu violence;
aIl violeut Wug's iesvc The towts costic within I'VE
days.
fEtkRs %. all !irds by so,ng tie Ilood 70 u reg
MA circnu'icn through the process Of re- piratio IL
ins' case: and iia thorough solution a. M jn,sr
obstruction in others
The Life Medicines have been known 10 cure Rueum.
tlsn peimonently ~ three weeks, snd q IN hpf thg
time. by removing local riszaiion ir,m the p.usc
and GgaIents OF the JOINTS.
DnopsIEs of all knd., By freeing and siren netenn.
the kidneys ana bladder; they operate mos, drig fui
on these important organs, aud hence have ever t,cr
'onnd certain remedy for the cases OF Grsve
hSo o'M~ ty oI-iodsing from the turnings o. the
bowels HE SHINY matter 10 which these creatures adher.
SCrRvY, CLCkiis and lnycterate Sore y the parf,S;
purity which rhesc Lite Medicines 10 the blood and ai
the humOTS.
ScoEBUrIc FErrrlons rnd bad Complications b, tt.s,e
alive fleet upOn ,.e fluids Inst iced the tkn snI
Ihe morbid stat" "i Which occasions all .ruv- CON
plants, sai'ow cowdy and other disaerseabe complex
ons.
The Of these Pills for very short time will rsec.
an entire cue vi Salt Ehenm anu a striking imuroy.
ment in The ceaTnesr of the skin Common Colds ard
Influenza viii always be cured by one dose, tw. la
the worst Coses.
FILES The original proprietor Of ,he.e medicine,
WAS cured Of Pies OF IS years sa,dn b, the use OF th
Life Medicines uone
rn'Eis AMI itt'H- y! tiiis sctufne Cl ihe NttrSB
country, these Mrdc,ns will be found safe ;, pedy
amp certain lemedy oler dcipcs lra"e The stem
subject 10 eeusn ni The disease ly these Hei
iches is pcrmaLet- Try TEEN be slth,d snd cu I'd,
BiLtofs FEVtis ANp iivft pUartaiSVA enerni
Debility 1927 VI ApprtIic Dktss.s kcs rsths Mtui
icncs have neh With 'nubt results A
cases oi this d"scr piOn -kiugs Evil. mi Scinals
IN Us worst ioTn'- .ids % he mild ye, pnueru, ar
non oithese nnnrkahIe Mcdicinrc, Ni..f Sxrcts
Nervous Dtbiiiy Nr' uS C0mplanta of MI kndr. pal
ri'atons OF the iear iainies Coils, speedy cur.
rd,
have become impaired the inu dicou. use OF Mercur,
Will End th're acjiCiDts ir.et curct as they never
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