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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11
The "PracticaI Farmer

Is designed to elevate the farmer to his true position
Is q scientific man. Its editorials spirited, and
among its regular correspondents the most able
agricuturalists in the country It will be special
aim to ma ke this journal welcome visitor to every
interesting and useful. It's Youths Department. will
be presided over by gentleman who has for years
been teacher OF youth in Of our bet institu-
tions OF learning.
We shall make our paper the true medium of sue
cess to grape growing. Each number will lead the
way and give unmstaka able directions this subject.
follow directions in purchasing the right kind Of
vnss or in planting sraining and pruning them for
the garden or vineyard.
Our price, including both the "Iona vine' and
the paper for one year Is only One Dollar and Tween
ty.Five Gents, or by remitting this amount to the
cce OF the Prectical Farmer and Scientific Gardner,
agricultural paper equal to the best published in this
city. and the grape vine above mentioned
It must be seen, We think, that this affords re-
markabie opportunity to make money. Twelve dol
lars at club rates will thirteen subscribers to
tho "Practicsl Farmer" and thirteen one year old
Iona Vines, worth ct the regular price list thirty
dollars, Or club Of twelve will be entitled to our
paper ut the cost Of one dollar per aunun with the
vine gin, and the person or persons making up the
club will receive an extra vine, and also our paper
year tree of charge thus at the regular price Of
subscription and the vines, you make $27. The club
vines in all eases will be sent by express tree Of
charge, greater the number sent to address, less
the expense to us each vine.
This liberal offer Is made simply to give paper
more extensive circulation; have stated time and
again THAT No snOutu spare NO TO the
largest circulation Of Agricultural Paper in the
United States and will here say frankly that these
club rates afford us but small profit. But thst
this liberal offer, knowing that in the end it will pay
US. We would advise those who would secure the
vine TO remit at Twelve Dollars and will send
thirteen vines and credit them with thirteen papers
aud vines not all wanted at one time the Twelve
Dollars willthus secure them on call.
The Iona yine Is warranted to by DR.. Grant -
xu.ing his sords,) to be remarkably strong and
AceA rooted one year old piants,"-being tho same
named in his catalogue for $2 each.
COUTANr 4 BAKER.
fsrms Of the Practical Farmer Condensed:
One copy one year, weekly oC
One copy enc year aud one Ions Vine, the vine
will be sent by mail, post paid, ...... 2s
Thirteen copies and Is vines address IL OK
The odd Vine and copy belongs to the club agent
Address oil Communications to
THE "PkACTiCAL FARMER
3o7mS No. Is Park Row, N. Y.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTnRs,

They purify, strengthen and invigoratc.
They create healthy appetite.
They are antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and eliven the mind.
They prevent mi.smatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and scdity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea Cholera and Cholera Norbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and exhausted nature's
great rsstorer. They made of pure st. Crox Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and
are taken with tho pleasure Of a beverage, without
regard to age or time Of day. Particularly recon-
mended to delicate requiring gentle stimu.
liant. Sold by all Grocers Druggists Hotels and sa.
looms. r. II. Drake l. Co, 2O2 Broadway, New York
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To Nervous Sufferers
OF ROTH SEXES

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health in few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment
without success, considers Il his sncred duty to COM
municate to his afflicted fellow creatures the means Of
cures Hence, on the receipt Of an addressed en-.
velore, he will send Qree) copy OF the prescription
used. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DAaHALL, 1856 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, New York 333mlc
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HEIMsTRHET,s
INIMITABLEH HAIR RESTORATIVE
TITS NOR DYE,

But restores gray tair to its original cslor BY sup.
plying the capillary tubes with natural sust.na nee,
impaired by age or disease All instantenous dyes are
composed of lunar costc destroying tbs vitality and
beauty Of the hair and afford Of themselves no dress.
ing. IIcimstroet's Inimtsbe Coloring not only 70.
stores hair to its natural color by easy process but
gives the hair a Luxuriant Beauty.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling o. cradi.
Gates dsndruf and imparts health and pleasant ess
to the head 1t has stood the test Of time being the
original Hair Coiorng, and Is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen asd ladies'
Is sold by all respectable dealers or can be procur.
ed by them Of the commercial agents. D. 8. Barnes
Co., 2o2 broadway, New York. Two sizes, so cents
nd 81. y35.eov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Musical.
All those wishing Sheet Music. or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES d
BRorHERs Jewelry Store. Also Musical In.
struments. Agency for Melodeons, Pianos, DC.
All orders promptly filled at Eastern prices. Il
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1nnDESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered for
lU(Dsalc in McGregor, within 80 to 100 rods of
the Flanders House Titles perfect, terms reasonable.
Also number Of lots ranging from to acres
Apply to wM GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
Genl Ag't's Giard Company.
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SPERMATORHREA CAN BE CURED

DR.. Rand's Specific cures spermatorrhea, semine
Weakness Impotency, loss of power &C., speedily and
effect ually. Its effects truly magical trial Of
the Specific will convince the most skeptical Of its
meats. Price, 81 box. Sent postpaid to any ad-
dress, by s. c. UIHAM. 403 Chrstnut Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Gm3l4
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School Notice.
T q late Session of the District School Board Of
~ Farmersburg Township, Graded School
est abshed at National to commence Nov. 10th 1863,
to continue l6 weeks. II Nakema teacher in up
department.
The school will be supplied with Holbrook's School
Apparatus. Pupils resident OF Farmersburg District,
admitted free: nonresdents admitted Mt So, 90 each
term for terms as TO boarding &c. address T. d.
White Esq. National Iowa the undersigned at
farmcrsburg. BY order Of Board
J. E. Corlett, secy.
Farmcrsburg Iowa, Nov. 2 1863.
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~ Office.
A LII persons ,e forbid cutting o. taking any
ATlMBER from. she SPANISH GRANT. from and
after this date without permit from the Agents OF
the company All parties trespassing hereafter, will
be dealt with to the extent Of Law.
Persons wi hing to purchase wood or down timber.
can apply to tho Agents. VIM. GREENE
0. McCRANEY.
General Agents Giard Land Company.
September LIST, 1868. 800
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Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
VIE proprietor Of this beautiful burial place take
/ pleasure In announcing to the people OF McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced In a good sub
stantal manner ard prepared to give good titles
to lots All persons who have friends buried there
requested to come forward and arrange fer their
lots, the proprieors will be compelled to
their remains to the Potter's Field.
Applications to be made to
WM. GREEN, or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
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n q TxCE.

TT You want anything In the Drug Line call at
WOOD BROS.
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Should be In every family in the country. They
have several points Of superiority over all others
LIST. It Is selEad jasting machine. vringing hand.
kerchiefs bsdquilts without sny change 10 the
machine. This 10 obtained by the OF solid rub.
Der splBgs which superior to any metal springs,
which are liable to rust and lose their elasticity
I'd. Tho frame Of thu wringer Is made OF wood,
thus avoiding the danger Of injury to clothes from
iron rust to which they exposed In the iron ma.
chimes, however well they may be galvanized.
Sd. The india-rubber Of which the rolls are made.
Is VULCAN MED, so they do not soften by the use
Of hot water.
4th. The mode Of fastening the wriagsr to the
tub Is most Efficient adapting itself to tubs OF oil
kinds, and without damage to them Tho same fast
ening can be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls II required.
Sth II saves two-thirds Of the time usually spent
In wrnging clothes. 1t the clothes from being
torn BY the ordinary process Of wringing.
9th. u Is sdsptsd to hotel Use o we'll ~ Of pr'
vsts families.
7th. 1t Is not so liable to break Is the Iron ma.
chimes. II an accident should happen, any mechanic
repair 1t, but when iron machine breaks u
dead loss.
~ cell them At New York prices. A liberal
discount TO dealers.
A~D Merchants In the country can buy ali
~ kinds Of Iron and Hardware to Is good
advantage Of me A. In Eastern markets.
Terms Cash!
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Notice :!

DARTIES holding TOWN SCRIPT, issued for
Il change, are requested to present he same ut the
State Bank for redemption before January LIST, 1864
LOUIS BENTON, Jr.,
Recorder Of the Town Of MoGregor.
October Goth, 1868. 367
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i GO TO FRENCH'S, as his Is the only sstab.
ishmsnt vest Of Milwaukee that does this kind Of
at vorksll-
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En BBLS. Of the BEST quality Of Kerosene Oh
~ for sale 1t low figures by WOOD q BRO.
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These celebrated Traps are evenly tempered, and
fail to hold the game whether caught In water
or on land. Trappers for Otter. Fox, Raccoou Mink
Muskrat will find them the only reliable article in
the market.
j. B. Fargo.
McGregor, Oct. 7th, 1858. 364
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Qmnsememtg.

NIBLO" GARDEN. -
IN Lessee and MANAGER: WM WhHAxIkx-
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
CELEBRATED NpfrVE y0f VI pRrMA DONNA
MISS CAROLINE RIcHINoS,
Who, in conjunction with the eminent sItists'
MR. PETER RICHINGS, r..
VIZ 'p'''' GReAr II P1is oprRAT1c SPECTACLE
sArANELLA,
MILE. ANNErTA GALLETfI
'''N'' 'Tzv1Y EVERY EVENING.
New Scenery by Messrs. z. Hayes and j. H. Sslwyn.
New Music and full Chorus under tho direction Of Harvey
B. Dodworth.
New Costumes, now Appointments and Mechanical Effects
by Mons. Philippe, Mr.. s. Wallis and Runyon Demiit
TUESDAY March g. 1862 and Every Evening I'll further
notice will be performed the romantic epsrstio spsc
sATANELLA,
THE POWER OF LOVE.
s.tsnss 5,'. the sppp. Of Beauty MISS G. R,cu,Scs
Ad@sas, % ne the Ma.tss flsnd. ! : ...
fernando. FsJo's TutOr.. ...MR PETER RiCalS0S
MONS. MARZETTI
tengsged pressiy for this part,,
and the following talented artists:
Ms Il sadwf E. Lamb Ss%.s SsS Apfs.n ch.Si,.a S
L. r. 5hewel Skeret, p. Gratan &c.
Ia the course OF the spectacle, l..f
BY Mile GALLETTI, iime. MARzE rfI, Mile. KATRINE,
aud FULL CORPS. under the dstinguhhsa Maitfs de
Ballet - ,.,u
SEATS SECURED three days in ADVANCE
Win the exception Of the Pres.. SO FREE LIST
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Mem publications.
( N INTENSELY INTEREs ting BOOK
AMONG TF. PINES;
On,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
BIZ EDMUND KiREH

Ono Of Zoe mos. graphic and iru.helns volume,
- s -. ,,,,sn ., the South and Southern Society.
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AMONG THE PINES.

To mee the large aud increasing demand for this w0
TIE TRIBUNE has assumed i,s publication and VIII Sell
b on the following terms;
Single copies in cloth. 81 10 paper covers 70 cents
sinss copies by matt paid recsipt oil poeI
gwoDtyhve copies, paper .....'...S.c. eeetL
One hundred eopies paper covers .....;..s'e- Vail
Cash must accompany the order.
Address THE TRIBUNE.
York
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HmnscmfnIB


ONCE MORE. -. u~u, cr,ov
THE GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION
DR. COTTON,
and he celebrated Quartette Of
CIV WV PATnER REEDS "OLD FOLKS
In anna of the Of Their former
sntsr ainulents, Will give one more
GRAND CONCERT
FOR FORrY-FIvE MINUTES,
to be followed BY
DIR. COTTON
with an exhibition Of the
LAUGHING GAS,
at the COOPER INSTITUTE on TUESDAY EVENING"
March g.
TEN LADIES AND EIGHT GENTLEMEN
will again inhsie the gas Am
During the evening DIR. COTTON will exhibn an AIN
GIN such a. was used In the attempt TO auassinAts
GEN BANKS,
and fro bullet through inch plank showing the "smen
dous elastic force Of the air.
Tickets. IS cents: two tickets 70 cents
Doors open at bi; music to commence Al ~ O'CLOCK
A RTEMUS WARDS
N COMIC ORATIONS
THE GREAT LAUGHING SENSATION
OF THE HOUR
ARTEMUS WARD
SARATOGA SPRINGS TUESDAY, The 3D.
ROME WEDNESDAY, the 4ih.
WATERTOWN........ THURSDAY. The 9Th.
sYRACIIsE FRIDAY. the 9th.
And sub equen'ly ALBANY, TROY, OSWEoO' bOfrAhO'
and the chief cities OF the State.
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Men, Publications.

YNHE PROBLEM Of
l. AMERICAN DESTINY.
SCIENCE AND HISTORY.
l2mo. Cloth. 80 cents.
RRcKNrLY PUBLISHED:
SKETCHES OF THE WAR
By Col G. C. NoTr,
lronsidss Regiment N. Y. 8. v.
l2no Cloth, rs cents.
The Evening Post Of Saturday says: Mr. c. g MOTT IN
his excellent and well written Sketches OF tho Wn gives
touching Of the sufering aud manner OF he ns
by In Western T.nn,ssee In this little volume, We
get for the drst tine, intelligent view OF the ] an
which the various Union operations oil war arc o. H.
Capt Mott though cavairy msn, . ~ y, ,hst
assault Fort Donesou and describes the W
eveutfu dsy 10 such that the reader WIZ
all about the dangers and the glory oil an ssssu,t W
lon hope snd OF foraging scouting Eu''a'Ns 's
picketing," Sc a., - ..,h;.. A In.
The Boston Post ssys oft; We have seen nothing 20 IN
teresiue as these sketches. They are simple,
graphic and he a who writes these heohe' Win Wv
character of man"
SUNSHINE IN THOUGHT.
Nv CHARLES GoDFRBY LKLAND.
l2mo. Cloth, 81.
CHARLES T. EVANS, Publi.her.
No, 448 Broadway New OK.
Comic, eut by ma free ef postage receipt oil price,
EXOUISITE KS!-BOCCACClO' DE,
IL CGMERON-"t the sayest literary feast that ever 1esaoa
THE KISSES OF SECUNDUs AND BoNNEFoNs with
Epithaemium IN full and fine steel plates 90 cents ,r
OVlDS ART OF LOVE. complies, ana eeSsh"' "'"'
pnYDES,s TALES AND FABLES, with very fine plates
charming little pocket companion. 90 cents. ,,,
ROUSSEAUS CONFESSlONS-"t the most lascinal'ns
book ever written" fully translated two handsome voie
~ So Sen, by mail carefully sealed from impertinen curl
on ecept of the price aud 10 per cent for postage
c. BLANCHARD, PublisheI No. 80 Ann-'s.
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..-. EDWARD SIsTiISICH, AuotioneeL
n w. IVES g. Co. will sell THIS DAY and
~. TOMORROW. March } snd = Al u O'clock each day
A. No 675 broadway, lTs'-e.S FURNITURE. being part
Of the .tocs of four of our ase vusrooms nsis Tor r
city trad. snd viii be warranted by oonsng 10 part
Of Bck Walnut and Rosewood Chamber Sults finished with
Freneh plates aud s,staasy nabl. tops Rosewood. Bsk
W.uu, Ok P.rior Dnisroom and Library Suites. la
BrocAeI al Tsssh fsrntsr, ia large waite
~ Aso Bun,u 70 Library and hscrrtsy Bookca.s faten'on
fables Hail Stand. and Chains Armoife osces single
.al aoabi. Eta..t.. Muso Stands Center Tables kc Gc
P,. wi.hr lr.ure packed have done On IN" prom
i,.. Th ess stored with for shot, tiae free
Of ehsIs-
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NHE TRIBUNE AIM An A G.
Il FOR 1868.
PRICE YIYTKEN CENTS.

This popular ANNUAL s nov ready and contsiss:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF the Union
hedips elections In Sl carefully compiled lot tde Tribune
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
er the year 1908; EePes Tor 1895 Tras Tme Asteroids
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Tie REBEL SENATE;
The REBEL HOUSE;
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Free and Slave Territory neveT before published eIcsD.
lev copies Census BuTean These statistics embrace the
Productions for 1880 and 1860 VI 81 e Ia
the Union Agriculture is especially fall snd correct.
ALL THE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF
CENSUS ARE REPRINTED COMPLETE. Some Of g
heaoings Acres OF Land Improved In each Stste Acre.
Of Lsnd Unimprcyed state Cash Value OF In
Zach State; Value Of Farming Implements In each State
noo.r oil Domestic Animss in &c state Value OF Domes
We IN eseh state NumeroU Tables OF other interest
Ing matter relating 10 the Census
BANKS and BANKING 1850 and 1860;
AAlLROADS In 1850 and 1860;
NIMofAfEks In each state, and by sections;
LAWS OF Last CONGREsSt
RECORD Of the WAR,
Q of
&c. &C.
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Addre" THE TRIBUNE,
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1mnsemenis.


RARNUMr AMERICAN MUSEUM
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
A SHORT TIME LONGER.
A SHORT TINE LONGER.
A SHORT TIME LONGER.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY.
Sister Of the isse
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
though rot ha her speck Of humanity the small
est mature lady ever known will be exhibition at oil hours
and appear Ia Songs aud Dances IN company with ,,rr
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $3O,OOO NUIi,
THE TI lEV sMATIEST IilI PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
over seen-smaler, even, than
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISt! ,
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
OF the most gorgeous color together with other rare
aud beautiful Tropical Fish have just been acded 20 we
GRAND AQUARfA the crystal ponds OF which contain 3Oo
dtinct ,pccimens OF Living Fish including Spekled Brook
Trout weighing over four pound; each ,.,. ,,,,,
TUE GREAT LIpINU HlPPorOTANUs! A..
&c the River Nile-the Behemoth OF tho scptuIe-tno
only aornal Of tho hiDd ever seen 10 Ameiiea Ann,
TnE LEARNED MUSICAL SEAL, NED!
f ppIK pqpI1 SEA- Ta''il oS WmHT IS In
NO FAMILY; BEAR SAMSON; GRAND @ h9UAhIi,A,i iI,,
LIVING SEAL; MONSTER SNAKES HAPPY FAMl-
Ii mr. M HARRisoN. RrS' 'coMlC IMPRoMPrU SINGER.
appears o. each peIfornarc IN Ms inmi;a5le song'
In the Lecture Room the drama OF ,,
RAOUL Or THE WRECK OF LIFE
every afternoon ana evening. at aud 4 o'clock.
Admission IS cents. Children under ten. 10 cents.
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nrn Woo0s.

p II. MACY NOW OPENING
~. LADIES, LINEN HANDKEECHIEFs from srs ls:'
Fni lines Fn .,sorment OF LINENS LINEN
LINEN NAEKINIss RoYdlESs .1d lFESsScn BLkA6HED MUS
hiTH FULL LINE and BOOK MUsLiMss ma sTaIPED
sWusSR sssMSRISs NAiNsooK MUsLINs. TARLETANS' te'
bOash, before % the rs ~ 10 much below the
present mar'e' p'0' NOW OPENING: oryrs,
EULL sTopK III LAplbbS S the very
msnusoturer purchased lest fa IN aprIES So,t Of I'M
now OPENING. rpoM Auction.
Alsrre assortment Of FRENCH and sCorCh EMDioi-
DEREDD EsE BANPsRi = Wink SWISS BANDS
NEEDLE-w0RK FRENCH HANDKE1CHiE;ETs,., ,,srs
NNEEEDLE-wURK INFANTS DRESSES and WAISTS
A er-st variety Of FRENCH NEEDLE-WoRh COLLAR
$LEEyyEJ NEFs TScAs AL s9S}A 9gAdTIEs d.,eIps n
LhCE Walls, REAL and IMITATION.
FnII LINE REAL and IMITATION LACEs In great Va.
reiy. ,,,,oys Avn vrowrpsI
FULL STOCK OF RIBBoNs, ALL DESIRABLE
now 1Ts9 oPESING: Pen sPRINo STOCK OF PARIS FLOW
ERs o,orr,,
And LADIES msdsup UNDER-CLoTHiNo IN great va
riety. >,,,,r ,,or,o,,s,
in grea. ysricy and FROM AUCTION the last week AN
invoice Of REAL FRENCH PERI UMERi ss very lo"
prices -, oyrs,
REMEMBER that we IMPORT OUR OWN kiD
GLOVES Tba, W. ,ell the BEST QUALITY LADIES' MI
GLOVES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE in the
CITY. Now opening Iesh: 1890 .,,,,,,rn
500 Dox LADIES' MODE KIDS, STITCHED.
500 Doz LADIES' MODE KIDS PLAIN. ~ Az,
$40 De LADIES' BLACK KIDS PLAlN AMI
STITCHED. - 1900. ,,,,,
500 boz LADIES' PARTI- COLOR KIDS
500 DoE LADIES WHITE KIDS.
r. II. MACY, Nos. 2o4 and 2o6 6th'sv,
Two doora below llh.st
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AMONG THE PINES,

o,.,.na,o,. auoaeeirno volume 300 pages cloth
md p1e. q /, or Paper Covers price 70 cents
Tue North American ouaftery' In stwevepsse re"e" o
sh. wonderful work. says The BOOK not Ano'ei' ye'H
,o.,s,e. the attraction Of highly wrought and powerful
vo. of fiction has an intense and terrible interest in
some part. Of story and the incidents and chsrac
Ger, are portrayed with graphic and dramatic
vswer Yet the Only not regular novel, but
~ assured that there absolutely nothing fictitious In IT,
,sve IN the alteration Of few and dates.
vssy remarkable book"
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hEER, WITT rJCVJ can buy lne la 10 Engine OF $50
horse power shaiting and all complete nov in operation
with privilege OF leasing less hrtcass bildng. no,.
nearly fully uped with tenants for power Ioom.
Apply ~ Boz No. T. L26, New York Post Othee.
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DAvEN ~ BACON,
VUE HORACE WATERS MODERN I'M.

FNUE HORACE WATERS MODERN ms
l. PROVED oyERSTRUNG BASS FULL IRON
seasoned materials and will stand any cimste The toIs
very deep round full aud mellow tho touch elastic Eaes
Piano wausn ed for i've years. Prices very low.
TESTIMONIALS.
"The Horace Waters Pianos arc known - among the
very best"-l Evahgelist
I'VE speak their merits from personal knowledge
-lChristian ntelligenccr y
"Watsrss Pianos ard Meodeoni challenge comparison
with lie iiues, made ssywherep-l Home Journal
&6o.-NEW 7.OCTAVE PIANOS Of different makers, fSy
100, do Wth carved legs Si75 $l85 aud $500 seeonS'
hand Pianoi at S25, $40 $50 800. S7o. $780, $I3 $Hs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

THE HORACE WATERS MELODEUNS, q,
Rosewood cases. Tuned tho Equal Temperamcn WIN ~
Patent Divided Swell. Prices from Sf0t Si6o "a
New and second hand Pianos and Meodeons to Le Ss
and upwerd per month"; rent allowed II purchaser oY
pay received for Instruments tuned ana
HORACE WATERS. Agent No. %Si sroAdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
THE TRIBUNE.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-19
Especial to World.1
Washington. Nov. |

IN, nSeo1i NOV. ~,
lhe immense number of non producing
slaves IN the South are fast becoming AN
incubus which the emancipation procla.
nation was not needed to Danish in good
times. Over million OF slaves, removed
from the border States, now lost to The
Coniederacy, are huddled into Georria
alone. TO consume the subsistence which
might otherwise sustain Brage's army
during the winter. 1t is the Opinion of
many, not only here, but at the Sou,b
thai that army, being now deprived of ali
supplies from Texas. Tennessee and Ken.
tucky, will socn have no alternative but
TO surrender TO the necessities of hunger
unless Gen. Grant, as now seems probable.
forces it to new activity. To give way
under such pressure, would probably
not be considered by the chivalry dishon.
orable. 1t would, at any rate, be deemed
q kind OF an excuse for doing that which
the sword alone has not yet compelled
them 10 DO