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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

News and Items.
The British steam neutral blockade rum
ncr Qneen Of the Wave, is ashore near
Charleston, the sport Of the waves. Ad
m;ral Dupont is trying to save her.
Gen. Braggis said to have been reinforced
by eleven brigades.
Brigham Young has been arrested for
bigamy and has given bail in the sum Of
$4,000. Dispatches from Salt Lake say
civil authority can be maintained without
the aid Of the military.
| The mortar boats have been towcd down
opposite the city of Vicksturg, and it was
expected they would open fire on Sunday
last. Soldiers arc being paid off, and indi-
| cations point to the solution Of the fate Of
Vicksburg, before the LIST of April.
! Gen. Hunter has issued an order drafting
all able, bodied negroes in his district for
garrison duty.
1t is reported that Gen. Heron has been
appointed to supercede Gen. Schotield in
chief command.
The New York Erpress Of the 14th.
states that Secretary Chase was that day
offered 81 100000 in gold by European
parties.
Gen. Hunter has issued a special order
announcing forward movement at hand
Gems Schurz and Stahl have been nomi
mated and confirmed as Major Generals.
/ Hon. Jas. w. NOEL, emancipation mem.
Der Of the House Of Representatives, from
Missouri, died on the 10Th, Of an abces,
in the head.
The internal revenue for he week end
ing March 14th were 81 ,662, 6O1 81, o,
an increase Of ss6s, 979.77 over that of III,
lprevious week.
A refugee from Georgia, who escapes
abou. the beginning Of the year, declares
that there are thousands in that section o
the country who are praying for the sue
] cess Of the Union arms. All through tn,
northern portion Of his State and Alaba,na
he reports terrible dcsti,btion Of the ncces
; sitics Of life. He says he knows man,
Shareholders who would gladly give "
: their last negro il they could BE- rclieye
from the crushing military despotism no,
prevalent in the South. He is sure that
Northern people could only look for on
day at the sufferings Of the Unionists il
these States, there would be no furthe
difference Of opinion amongst them q
To the war.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

The donation for the benefit of the
poor Of this city, which was held at Kene.
dy's Hall last Wednesday evening, was a
decided success. One hundred and seventy
dollars were contributed. Giving does not
seem to impovcrish our people. The party
was a pleasant one in every respect, and
the supper was provided and served in the
most splendid manner.
AT the donation party last Wednesday
evening, Mrs. II. b George was presented
with beautiful silver cake basket from
some unknown donors" as token Of
their appreciation Of her labors for the poor
and distressed Of this city. The present
was most worthily bestowed. If there is
a Good Samaritan in town, that one is the
recipient Of the gift mentioned. .....
Prospects of the McGregor Western
Railway look quite bright. The first
eighteen miles Of the grading is let to
Mesrs. Green & Harvey. responsible men,
who undertake to complete the work by the
18th Of July. They will begin to make
the dirt fly this week. A large portion Of
the ties, and timber for tie bridges is al.
ready got out, and negotiations for iron and
rolling stock for forty miles Of the road,
are nearly completed. Chief Engineer
Miller informs us that the grades for this
roaj are rs good as can be found on any
railroad in this state, which leads out from
the Mississippi liver. ~.
On Monday morning Capt. Shcrw,n
brought his fry packet McGregor through
the middle passage" to this port The
water in the slough was not sufficiently
deep to admit Of his carrying much freight
that way, so on Monday morning he took
the usual route through the pigs eye"
aud brok. the ice to the main channel OH
this side, which vas already open. The
morning was the finest Of the S ason; the
two heavy columns Of steam from the
chinneys Of the McGregor wen, up in the
sir like the "pllar Of cl,ud" b>f.rc Israel,
which to us was the sign Of the opening "f
steam communication with the world once
more; and the lnul scream uf the whistle
awokc the echoes for miles up aud down.
the river.
The following boats will run for the
$ as"n Of 1868. under the auspices Of the
N rthern Line Packet company: IIawkeye
State, Capt. r. G. Gray; Sucker State,
Capt. JAS. Ward; Northerner, Capt. p. A.
Afford; Canada, Capt. I. w. Parker;
Davenport, (new boaD Capt. I. Buf'rd.
These will constitute the regular line the
company, however, design to run the fol-
lowing boats more particularly FIR freight !;
Pembina, Capt Thos. B. Hill; Mu>catine,
Capt. I. I. Robinson; w. l.. Ewing. Capt.
-; and Fred Lorenz, Capt. l.. NJ.
Mason. 1t is hoped that the government
will not feel imprlled to emb .rra>s this line
by the seizure Of its boats, during the
present season, which promises to be an
active one.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

UNION RALLY. IN i'm mense Union rally
Of citizens was held ut New York CITY on
Saturday night, for the purpose Of organic
ing Union League Gen. scott was chosen
President, and among the Vice Presidents
and members Of the Executive Committee
We notice such names as Mayor Opdyke,
A. I. Stewart, JAS. I. Brady, Chas. Gould,
b. w. Bcnney, John Van Buren,, X. II.
McCandy, Francis Lieber, Judge DAILY,
Maurice Ketchum, Jas. Wadswo,th, and
others
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

eD The Milwaukee Wisconsin narrates
the misfortunes OF man near that city
who did not take the papers. He wanted
to sell his farm, and desired s., 800 for it,
A neighboring farmer offered him $4,000
III gold for it but he refused. Subsequent.
ly another man offered him $500 in paper
money, which was taken, aud deeds TX
ecuted. The poor fellow lost 100 by
not knowing the value Of gold.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

Union Clubs.
I'VE like the manner in which the North
Z0so0 Times receives the correspondent
"Union," but, Bro Tenney will permit US
to suggest that "Union party" Of to day
arc two different things Clayton County
journal. #.
Our friend Of the Journal follows the
above remark with the assertion that the
primo actors in the movement of August,
1851, ''wcre among the worst class Of poll
ticians," etc. Succecin :, this, the editor
adds "therc is different motive from that
Of two years ago in proposing Union of
parties" Concerning this "motve," our
neighbor is very rcticcnt, and only of.rs
explanation that slavery has received its
death blow, and therefore nothing remains
to prevent the Union Of parties, providing
Democrats will sustain the Administration
and the war. -.. .....
Itstrikes u. that our neighbor is found
sring between tweedle- dunn and twecdle-dee,
trying to make distinction where there is
no difference. 1t seems 10 US that the same
necessity exists for Union Of party tc.
day, which existed in August, 1861, with
this exception, that now the necessity is
greater, because danger from partisan &C.
ticn is now more imminent.
The movement for the Union party Of
1851 was inaugurated by some Of the best
,nen of Clayton county, and the object of
twas appropriately set forth in this ex-
sract from the resolutions, presented by II.
E. Newell, Of this city:
<Resolced, That we are in favor .of
Union Of all parties who desire the uncon.
ditional preservation Of the National Gov.
eminent, and the vigorous prosecution Of
the war for that purpose" 49,
If the Journal man is Of the opinion
that "there is different motive" from the
above, which leads him to favor the forma.
ton Of Union clubs then all we have to say
is We split with him, unless he can show
us better platform than is embodied in
the resolution above.
We are little suspicious that there is
very large gentleman from Africa concealed
under the Journals Union Club.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18
british Neutrality.

british Neutrality.
Private letters from London speak with
alarm Of the feet which is In progress Of
construction in England and Scotland for
the rebels. The sa,ne alarm was sounded
sometime since by our official representa-.
tives, and doubtless official rcmonstrances
have been sent to the British government
by our primo minister, Mr.. Seward. II
50, they have avalcd nothing, and in the
meantime the rebel Gcet is nearly ready for
sea. Now, letters arc being received by
our government urging in the strongest
terms that it forbid England to override the
laws Of neutrality and permit this feet to
sail, even though it brings Us to the altern.
alive Of a civil war, that alternative being
considered the only sure means of putting
an end to these hostilites.
There ia no doubt that tho English GOV.
eminent is prepared to do everything it can,
short Of actually involving itself in civil
war, to assist the rebels in their effort to
break up this great republic, but the TEN.
per Of the English people would not permit
her to accept the gauge Of war with the
United States, even though i: should dare
to let loose its dogs Of war to maintain an
intraction Of international law. Therefore,
We are in favor Of stitching Uncle Sans
spinal column in this affair, and backing it
by the notice that il England fits out mans
and arms Davies for the conlederatcs, every
sea on the globe shall be visited and
secured 10y our pr;vateers, and gunboats.
1t is about time that British arrogance
and cupidjty was checked
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

EDIro8s TINES NY name has been
mentioned as candidate for Mayor. lam
not . candidate, snd could not serve If
ected. Trusting this may set the matter
at rest, thank my frienda and ask to be
excused. Please publish and accommodate
your friend. d. HAMMER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18
WISCONSIN EDIToRlAL CONVENTION

WIscoNslN EDIroRlAL CONVENTION
The annual gathering Of Wisconsin editors
will take Elace at La Crosse, the present
year, in June. Geo. Hyer, Of the Madison
Fdtri,t, is to deliver the annual address,
and Hon. G. G. Ginty, Of the Occnto Pio-
neer, is to read the poem. The gathering
promises to be one Of pleasure and profit
10 AL the members Of the press, and the
city Of La Crosse will doubtless be radiant
With local excitement, and transitory beau.
y &
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

EFFECT or IIlGn PkIcEs FOR PAPER. -One
Of our largest publishing houses is about
sending the stereotype plates Of a large oc-
tavo volume to England TO he printed. the
cost Of paper in America being 50 much
adganccd that the work can be doae cheap.
er abrosd. reckoning in all the expense Of
fright, duties and charges.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

A lIEALrnrUL SIGN-The Chicago Post
Democratic of tie 18th has the following
significant article: zsaa af
"Ev"ry Democratic paper in the State OF
New York tpu:iatcs the doctrines OF B II.
Wood, Vallandigham, and the Chicago
Times, and endorses Seymour, Van Buren,,
and Brady. They repudiate every thing
looking, remotely to a separation oi
the States, and all insist that the Demo.
cratic party shall be true to its great dcs,i.
| ny-thc maintenance and the preservation
| OF the American Union. Shall the D,moc.
| racy Of Illinois separate from their brethren
| Of the east, and become the advocates o
disunion, national ruin and individual beg
gary
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

Musical. E..Ias
All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES 4
Ba"rHERs Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
struments. Agency for Mrlodeons, Pnnos. &c.
All orders promptly filled at East TN prices Il
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

eH- The singers oc La Crosse have or
ganizcd themselves into an association un.
der the name and style Of 18th. Mozar,
Society,""
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18
For the Times

For the Times
GiFr CONCERT. Pursuant to call pub.
liShed in the city papers, the singers OF Nc.
Gregor met at Krnnedy's Hall, Thursday
evening, March 18th E. r. Barron was
chosen Chairman, E. B. Plumb, Secreta.
ry. -. -4.., a.....s..o.,
The chairman stated that the object Of
the meeting was to consider the propriety
Of gvinga Gift Concert. III this city for tn.
benefit Of the Sanitary Society.
After some discussion it was resolved to
give the concert, and the following Execu
tive Committee was appointed:
Ole IIulyerson, II. c. Hopkins, H. G
Scott, II. B. Malone, G. n. Colgate, c. X
Giles.
The f,llowing Cor mittee was appointed
to dispose Of tickets:
Mrs. c. +. Rem,ck, Mrs. Lily Benton
Mrs. Flanders, Miss Fanny Cone, Mrs. A
p. Richardson, Mrs. IL. G. Hopkins, Mrs
II. d. Malone, Miss Munger. Miss Saral
Updegraff, Miss Helen Case, Mrs. j. v. d
Benton. Mrs Powers.
G. w. Tenney was elected conductor 0
the concert. Tn motion adjourned.
Err. BARRON, Chairman.
+. B. PLcMD, Secretary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

The Tennesse river is on bender, and
rose last week, 10 twenty -four hours, eight
~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18
500 kl ward i!

+ OST. he'~e-n upper end Of Main street, Ne(3resor
ard Trets' Hotel. be- tween 10 and ~ O'Clock A.
Thur,d day. March 6th, 1868. package containing
EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ -
In Currency. and one dollar in Revenue Stamps
The finder will receive the above n.med reward by
leaving II at the state Bsnx. ncsaPegor, Isva.
fFf - P VI rLLaAMLARR aBtK. Sg
March II, lS63tt 1874 Clermont. Iowa.
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Returning Good for Evil.

1t is not often that the rule Of Christ
EFT thine enemy smte thee on the one
check, turn to him tn, other also"-is ac-
cepted by nations, communities, or individ-
ua!s. A prominent case in point, however,
is before us.
It will be remembered that few weeks
xgo large merchant ship left New York
treighted with provisions contributed for
the suffering operatives Of England, who
were not provided for by their home gov
eminent. It was merciful and nobe act.
and reflects the highest credit upon all who
in any manner participated ia the deed
But, mark the case. While the Griswold
with her cargo of generous stores was en-.
tering the port Of Liverpool, the Dolphin
was coming out with heavy cargo Of mu.
nitions Of war and stores for the southern
confederacy Such stupendous ingratitude
m one hand. and disinterested kindness on
the ether has hardly ever been witnessed
in the history Of the world. .
To be honest, We must say in regard to
this matter that true charity begins at
home. English balls and shells, shot from
English guns, brought to the rebels by
English vessels, have filled our hospitals
with the best young men Of the country,
and clothed thousands of wives and moth.
.rs in the habiliments of mourning. Let
as be wise, as well as generous. Let us
give whatever provisions. and necessaries
Of life we can command to alleviate the
suffering of the classes specified above, and
then, if we have anything left, send it
abroad, a 4. .#
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A few minutes later beautiful double
rainbow flashed near he zenith, and contin-
ued in the most dazzling beauty for the
space Of fifteen minutes. when it gradually
faded from view, and after it the ''dogs''
also disappeared. H.@ "' ".f ~
-Dorr d. Iloxsie, formerly Of this city,
is still at the Stewart House, Chicago, which
he fsrunning to the utmost satisfaction Of
his numerous guests. 1t is regular ZEN.
dszyous Tor McGregoritcs. For instance, on
the occasion Of recent visit 10 Chicago,
we found in the office Of the house, on
entering, Messrs. Frank Hannahs, E. D.
Terry, Geo. L. Bass, E. NJ. Christopher
- Beebe, and Dorr d. Hoxsie. NJ. E. Cole
, who made this house his Headquarters, thad
the day previously gone to Nashville, q,
We should have found him in the crowd
Dorr makes an excellent landlord, and
honors the most liberal drafts upon his pa
tience and good nature in short, he .'know,
how to keep q hotel" ..... ,.-a.s, -.
The arrival Of the ferry boat McGreg
or, z. II. Sherwin, Captain, at 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, l4th inst, was al
event which caused the usual excitemen
incident to such m occasion. Crowds o
citizens began to gather on the leyee, bal
comics Of the hotels, and other available
spots, including the stair way to the TINE
Office, as soon as the McGregor was observ
ed to have left her dock, and watched he
progress down the slough with interest. :
On her arrival, all went on board and ex
tended organizations to Capt Sherwin
who is deserved favorite with everybody
On her return the ferryboat grounded il
the slough, and did not get of until nearl,
noon, on Sunday. .'.'...
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PROPOSALS..

DeOpOsALs fos STOVES &C
l. NKAu4rAErsss, DtrsHIssst 90 wS.rtTnros.
Ntftcr ~ fuirv luAsrpBsAsrtE. \
WAniivaros ID G., Oct. D, 1853 y
Fropwar VII be rrrived this on art'i 10Th inst
Tor snshng IN this ciy stoves and Heaters for lse "a
tnr DEL artneut ot NAshiugon - inlows
80 rr Wood stngns or heaters tor nr IN the
most economical manner barra for troops The bui
urf arc each W feet and 20 fcs wide and tho TtpyeF
mus p" on ste sunncn ic thoroughly warn them, ALLOW
ing two -,ryss Tor zach tpilling
lzh or Cooking RANGES 10 burn ~oud 'r1
tt capacity 10 cook for a company Of about ltJ men.
a. or more very small Coos Stoves ~ burn wood each
sufficient 10 cook for a. four persons.
On Stoves. of various sizes, 10 burn coal
AN of these heaters mast hc of approved
patterns aud bill w,lt submt with their proposals
intelligent descr ption OF the articles offered with drawings
or the came.
Zach bidder must attach hs fan ard Posi- orca al
dress and Of all parties Interested 10 the propo-a
must APPEAR therein.
States pany each bid.
Bids Will bc opened from tne to tmc aud contracts
purchases mnde as the stoves may be required.
The ~ eserved to acccJt AL or of DID
Proposals should be endorsed rrepossis Tor soves Ac
and andres 10 ELIAS N. GREENE.
- -~~~s Coonei aud cher Quartsrmsster
1""srtus-nt af Washinston
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MARBLE MANTELs.-MARBLE xAYTFLs OF TEE
M finest patterns and bsst hnsh offered cheaper than
other place. nj kLABERs Marble Works "a First
avenue Third street, New york. Can aad convince
yourselves.
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DExTlsTRH.

=
A srousDIKG DISCOVERY TEEN rosrIyELy
NTaos oxoE Pan ~ ~ ne
aIs xacAs as si "a no sM EGG
aoa are nsed M 70 e ana sased sh 'es &
instr ucied 10 this system aud apparatus supplied rhe
pure oi'ds should by no mesns be administered
RuFIcIAL BONE FILLiNGs FOR DEcAYED AND
useulnes and all kinds OF cavities filed without pc and
warrsnd ~ Tie diso,erer At his rooms $50 broad~a'
near seven,een,b street. over lo.0O testimonisls
4 CHING AND ULcERArED TEETH CURED yILLED
pain Teeth extracted y She nos mild aud simple manner
s.. !, iS@SssoILs % US Br.ad1"y ."S ''' 0s'''
4 LII PERSONS WISHING TEETH pLuGoED on IN
serted At unusually moderate prices ycr e,,rAs'ed pcs
lively without pain. vii do Vel TO call on Dr l. WAIf
c ren,s; iaser,sd snTsssSn,y ~ Gun blocks rsrfsc
iitauep OF nature 81 Operations gently performed, md
warranted.
SET or TEETH IN THREE HOURS rIRs
"A sa,isLscton or no nay We pat up hBe sork for TIC
s. act No charge Tor sri.Suns .esss sp,no1, psia,
when teeth to he Inserted 40 siXtL betws.H
fifteenth ana s'sse.nsa ssiee'S
\ DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS
con'inne 20 etso teeth without gain ne nitro o,ds
ks an, ,.,ssie Effects Of re ras VIII aimn..,er ~ re-
son Dentists INSTRUCTED ard u.nshod ssh he eh -tpa
omce q Bond street JOIN ALIEN co
nRs GRIFsIs rRoyHERs, 2ss GRAND STREET
street BroosIyn are e,rso,ns toe,h pos,ciy so1i
pain hy the use OF We nitrous o,yds rns commony cef
she apparatus for naoluIing the aud ~ awe fn
Instructions Tor admiiretins th. same B-No charge
A AANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT IN THB
w mechanical depsr'pnert ~ he 0irest es,ah
li'hed oaccs in Bshoorc, Who t.s ta6 .nossJee "
robter wort Address peniist Haiiinore Nj, siaunr
,erms, .c
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

rI,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THR
L accomplished Madame BYRON, from Pars who
be consulted With The strices, cenidence al Affairs q
make ye beloved by your hearts idol and brings
eeher those long separated LADIES' IS Residence ~
Third avenue above Twelfth street.
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yVno WOULD NOT 60 70 MAKs THEIR yQRryHa,

w 10 ye, one and All, 10 sec NIs6 W WELLINGTON, Tho
renowned Rnglish Prophecies university acknowledged
best Of al AstTooE who guarantees 70 seedre these
consult Der health wealth and happlness anl
70 impair, Them Information Of the s.mes, impsrsnee
relative 70 lawsus Absent friends
ship marriage hidden enemies and troubles:
isc Of all affairs Of life Brave soldiers. learn youy
glory, life death II prosperity and
fsnsty yeu not delay q visit Or address % Aasi .hs
opposite Eighth street Miss w il uSe only person Ass
city who he. the ssnuine Roman Arabian tasmaDs
love, good luck and business aAirs-warranted hfe
Lucky numbers given. also highly respectable ely rsse-
Pence. Druukenpem CURED unfaithfu wves aed kws-
hands reclaimed.
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1OO and sifted Spanish lady, nnraves Ne u
futuy. love- absent friends sickness;
medicine for all deasss tells cAy NUMBER properly
stolen. &e.
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hTALLIONS.
nIsCELLANEOUs.

NEW JERsEY-THls SUPERIOR TRoTTING sTAL.
~ lion is making n fan season at the Dycknan Farm
Kingsbridge.
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Returned A.etser. for Thirty-.ixth New
Army List.

: List.
Husted Capt Gilbert VI
He'll Lieut. Chas, late Of l0th
NY Vols
Howell sergt VIM. Co B, ,llth
regt N Y Vols
Huegele John, C A. 9Th regt
NYS No fh
Jennings VIM, musician
johnson Lieut. VIM B
Marlin Lieut. 8 q, Co K, iSth
Va reGt
Montgomery Ma jor O S(or 7 }
Norton Col 3 " ,
Nicholson Lieut. Jas r, q N,
26th N Y infantry
NSxen Col Alfred
O'Conn0r Thomas, Co X, 2Sth
regt NYv
resss e 9 Surg 3 P G. late of 9Th
Powers James, lst bait y B
infantry, Co y
Reynolds VIM Il. LIST Mass v
Saunders DR.. 10th regt
Schan Mr.. Sutler, Army OF
Potomac
.eeymour Brig Gen Truenan
TYLER los z, Go z, u D infy
vandenbrrg Andrew q, Coo.
18th regt " y. Vols
Webb Ma Tor 3
Wetechel Col Francis, late 9Th
regt Ny Vols
Whitaker Corrl SH, Hd Q
7th 60, ist bait, care Capt
Corbyn
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

TB vNO DJsCE oMNEs-sOLDIERs. IF YOU WANT
invest % cens for miscellany Panoram Il
Package To one subject to the blues Il is just The ding
II will enven well hearty laugh For
80 include splendid card Picture. Send stamp
for circulars WIN. EVERETT CO.
Publishers, 70 Nassau street n Y.
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tisr oF LETTERS

Rsmaiahpg 80 s-y rors Post oibOe
bsuucly. DcssnsT 10, 1858
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ADIES NO IMPOSITION-MADAME BLANCH, TBR
great European Claryoyant ana Asirologt has arrsed
thoughts brngs together those long separated and
speedy marriages tells The OF the wnl
shows correct likeness Of future husband
absent friend in reality. ll2 West Twenty street,
Seventh
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sTONIsHINa TO ALLi-MADAME MORROW,
N seventh daughter, and q natural gift
sGh to ei how soon and often Viii marry, and ali
magic image snow in full operao and her equal
be found in the whole world She gives lucky
shows present fuuve
band and absent friends without any charge
street. below Houston. Fee only cents all
nnulbA IN tho evening. Gentlemen not admitted.
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NEW YORK AERALD, SATURDAY, UC1UBEK 10, 1853.

II. -. - -
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DeOpOsALs fos sToyEs &C
NKtu4rAErsts, DtrsHfsssr 90 WS.rtNnros. !,
OfFlcr ~ frirv xuAsrvRsAsrsE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

DEAD.-MADAME RAY Is TIE BEST CLAIRvOyANF
lC and Asrol0gist this city; gvos lucky numbers
causes speedy marriages lie, NOT the pubcbe deeeyed "
band II you wish the truth, call Madame RAY. Cay
10 b. her oos 2G0 Seventh
Twenty seventh Ladies' 25 gentlemen