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druggists everywLere,
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A Thing OF Beauty is "a JOY Forever.-
The living breath Of the oyees flower that blossoms the
garland Of nature and warts It's sweet perfume
ha,nnequsled and justly popular Dcnirce Fragrant
sozoDosr rurifes aud swee'ens ,he breath. cleanse.
gives to them that roseale cas-. much ceveed de
eous eneacous and beneneal preparation for
Sold By druggists everywhere Al rs cents per bottle
Browns Bronchial Troehes.--This Uni
veri remedy fer Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
stands the FIRST in public favor and confidence This
result has been acquired BY Of thirteen years rs
merit and extensive has the Tochss 70 be
srfeed, and would purchasers TO be their
guard agsIns, worthless imitasons
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
feetdye Sold BY all druggists Factory 81 BARCLAY street.
Brilliant ana Powerful Do and Night
Double Perspective Glasses ~. ~. fcd sea, opera
tourists use-compact portable ana encs. splendid
oOculis,s opsan se9S Broadway under Laarse House.
Brazilian Pebble spccsacles and Eye
sy sS s"s The & Of Old and
rssS%msuass SsrnI.,. , sy the mss!es sGsy sEMMoSs
Carses de visise sr late are the best In
minutes after you ait
Corns. Bu.foas, Inverted Nails. En-
hed JOINTS ann All diseases OF the Feat without pain
geon Chiropodis- 7GJ broadway.
Cristsdoro's nair Dyr. p,es.,v.t,ve
and wig Deno, whelsssie ssd rsnl-so. o ASer House
The dye applied bx skilrtl arusf&
Chaps, Chnfes. P,mp,cs. E~up.tons,
satrheum resh worns &c. cured by OU RAuDs Italisa
hedicaed scep a. his new do1os, tss broadway
Cioth and Parchment Ta.s-For shsp-
Chambers street =
Deafness nnd Dsssnsea OF thc Eye,
whether o. rec o. long standing rscese the usual aen-
ton from Oh CADWLbI "a CnQtUH place fE,gnth seel
J Rxamiuations trea Hntrs from to 4
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G. SAUNDERS Metallic Tablet Razor
stroThe Oldest and most approved srop now in bav
been before the public for the last forty For sale,
wholesale and retail. at the Subscribers
}. 4 s. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House
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Ruggtes Flexible Hand stamps Boo
ton Hand stamp Company, 1876 Brondvay. New York.
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Cloh and Parchment Tags--For shtp-
ping cotton woci nax, &sA. 81 VICTOR r. NAuGERs lis
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Deafness and Diaensea OF the Eye,
whether Of rec mt long standing ~scvc the usual aen-
ton from DR. CAbwLLL % Cnaton place tE,gnth s,ee).
Examinations trea Hatrs from y TOD
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Corns. Buatous, Inverted Natis, En-
hed Joints and All diseases OF Feat pain
Or lns.nyenienec 70 the patient oy Dr. ZAcHABIE Sur.
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Dr.. Marshall Cures Asthma and Dys-
pepsa without fail. Lung inkast Odlcs 7l3 Broadway,
In Ttlman's Building. Once hours, II TO or. n.
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trssfsdoro's Hair NV. prcsspvntive
The dye applied bs skiiful artisiS
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Answer, thou angel Of far heavens blue spase,
whose once IT'S 10 he p the human race,
when bowed n spirit sinking 20 the earth
Caused by their faults or unpropitiOus birth.
Victims OF dire Diseases hidden trail
White day by day health hope all bright Joys fail;
hat boon sayeG what fssenre send faus
Like life itself through each poor su erer framsf
Hark 70 III. glorious ANGEL iiivsr reply
Bright triumph ashing his open eye
Naught nau ght can save in IN ng strife
But nly own chartered DR. WEIGHTS FLIAIR OF
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Carfes do visfse Of late are the best In
NE CITY bL vAUeHAN. 7ss Bewery Proofs shown I've
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Distilled Dew 10 . Delicious Prepare.
ton for the toilet clear crystal fresh and fragrant
June roso and magical its softening and beauyIng
effects upon the skin. Sold BY all druggisA Depot TO
Rroa adwnv
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Brazilian Pebble Specsncles and Eye
TO strengthen and improve the sight OF old and
young ny day and night wbous pain or fatigue Highly
recommended BY the medical faculty. SEMMONS,
occuss optcan G6ys BroAdN opposite Bond s rect
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Batehelor's Hair Dye-The Best IN the
world. Harmless reliable, instantaneous The only
feetdye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Fancy Casstnere Pants nnd vest from
92 TO SIS. Graceful Walking Coats, St5 " $40 Spring
Ovorcoats, $l2 & so. CLARKE ia william street.
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Disaster to enc stce NOR Saxon.

Murray, Eddy u Co.-Managers.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 26l-Aprii 6. 1864
IL, SO, s, 40, 13, IL, 70, 81, so, "a, 10, s.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 262-April 8. 1854
8, 81, IA, II, 81, Is, "a, IL, IS, IL, 81, Z.
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CNOo" 1fn DIMNIWMi nNnD IN ONn
And every dissa:e Of the Eye and Ear reanas either
medical surgical aid attended 70 By Dr. Won EIShN.
BERG At his consulting rooms sic Broadwsy. Twelfth
street.
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Brilliant and Powerful De and Night
Double Perspective Glasses ~. s- ncd sea, opera and
assortments at sEMMoNs'.
oocuas optcian es9,s Broadway under Lafarge House
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LOOK
what are thsss tsaisnansg
DR. wRIoHrs REJUvENATING ELIXIR.
ESSENCE or LIFE
which s also another pure pleasant and unfang bsaG
''''' '1 SUBLIME FOREST LABORATORY.
Are YOU listless supine and indolenu
Are you suffering from ovsrtasAa
Have you overworked your braini
Are YOU suffering from general debility or wsaAp
The 'Eiasr, or Essence Of Life" will give immediate
Yields a few doses.
GENERAL DEBILITY
THE WORST CASE OF IMporENcY
Is restored by three botuGaA
PALPIrATIoS OF THE HEART
THE ORGANS OF GENERATION ''''' " ''' '''A'
Arc restored By NJ -
THE Low SPIRITS
Are aroused by a. few doses.
Is restored hy bottle.
THE FULL rIGoR OF YOUTH
In word this elixir restores 10 manly
heath the pour oe1ated down, dosparsng dsvssse
Of orxed pleasure.
This Elixir dfrple vegetable exiracs cuiled osv
forerts preparation all powerful and ~
searching tnat kes nj the very Of the dssasa
And causes the weary soui ofy
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ITHACA, N. Y, April .. 1864.
Tompkirs county elects ninc Union Supervisors. six
Dniouiss and three democrats chosen last year
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The snrelsreply.

And causes the weary soul 20 ny
Through air, oartb. OCEAN or regal sky
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CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUcOUs
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EU6rAC HAN TUBE
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Elliptic Sew nag M,chtUes.
THEY ARE THE BEST
SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING
OFFICE: 5J BROADWAY
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

Slow TRAINS. -Under the United time.
tables the Railways reduce their speed to
20 miles per hour. 1t costs like blazes to
run trains rapidly, and as the public will
not pay an advance for speed, the reduction
Is one Of necessity. We like this change.
Life is safer, and he who wants a faster
boss" than 20 miles an hour can 20 by
lightning, by telegraph. or by clairvoyance
Capt. Cooke, the circum navigator, took
three years to 90 round the Earth. Now
let US figure. At 20 miles per hour the
25,0OO-mle trip would be made in Fifty
days, or about seoen fall rounds in ont
gear! This is certainly fast enough 10 &C.
commodate the mercurial blood Of the
most electric travellers OF 1864. True, We
hav'nt direct track round thu Earth vet
and t may take Us little longer to make
the circuit; but the Improvement owe,
Cookies voyage is so great that we oueh
to be very thankful.
Reader, wouldn't you rather 70 on,
Hundred miles ia .1fce hours, and land il
the buzum Of your family, sound and hap
py, than travel Fifty miles the first hou
and find yourself with legs broken, shout
der dislocated and baggage lost, only half
way homcs We fancy We hear the ech'
"HosEr'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

The WAR.-Reports from the army are
as usual somewha. contradictory, but in
the main the advantage is with the North.
ern troops. A record of this war aud Of
the other exciting events now Transporting
should be kept by every family, aud in no
way can they preserve it better than by
subscribing fer some Of the Magazines or
illustrated papers.
But Of what use ",o take" such period
Gals and throw them aside? Bind them,
by all means; they not only form leger
Of events for yourselves and children, but
they also make nice parlor ornaments that
may be shown by your daughters to their
Jeaur!
HoIslSGroN, over the TINES Office, binds
them, plain or fancy, at the lowest rates.
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North Iowa Sanitary Fair.

This important affair came of in June
last, and netted about 500. 900 B:fore US
is pamphlet repcr. Of the donations-we
are indebted to Geo. l.. Mathews, ESQ, ,
Treasurer, for the copy. Want of space
forbids general repor: of the goings-on,
but the subject is too interesting to our
people to pass by without considerable de.
tail. Promising that most Of the gifts were
Hospital stores, Clothing. Vegetables,
Fruits, and such fancy articles as would
sell we'll for money, we will give the sums
credited to each of The counties in the
range of our circulation. An examination
of the report will exhibit financial discre.
pancies in the details by counties, and the
final summing up as charged to the Treas.
urer. These arise probably from the fact
that the goods sold brought more in some
instances and less in others than they were
valued at. We give each County the high
est amount credited u It,
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outside Of Dubuque, entered with more
zest into the enterprise than did ours; and
We sincerely hope that in the publication
no intentional injustice has been done her,
but il the report of this township is fair
sample, we fear! And lastly we submit
why would it not been just as proper to
have published the full list of cash and
fancy articles contributed from McGREGoR
as well as from Dubuque or Milwaukee?
1t was "in no sense to be Dubuque Fair but
an Iowa Fair We mention these things
in no speedent Of fault finding, but the end
Of Sanitary Fairs is apparently not yet
Hence forever lot simple justice be done.
Better not publish at all than to do it inss
correctly" ~
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ID L IL ID /:

In New Oregon, Iowa. Nov 5th, 1864. of Typhoid
Pneumonia, FRANCIS HENRY JEWErT. aged 80 years.
Truly moral-scrupuiously honorable and upright in
all his dealings with his fellow menhs life, tried by
the strctest rule of morality, seemed bamelcss one
but during his last illness, it given him to the
frlty ofall human supports and he sought and found
in humble faith in Jesus Christ the Savior of
ncr., that peace which 1.-THE world neither give
take away For several days before his death he
pressed himself perfectly willing to die if it Gods
H. regrcttng only that he ID wasted much prec-
ions time which should have been given to the service
of God. Commenting his wife and little ones to "lIim
who tpcrs the wind to the shorn lamb" he gave his
undivided attention to his approaching change and
pissed away with full confidence of his acceptance
with God.
,Dear thou vert and justly dear,
We will not weep for thee:
One thought shall check tn, rising tear
1t is, that thou art free
"And thus shall faiths consoling power,
The te lrs OF love restrain:
Oh who tn 1t thy parting hour,
Could wish thee back again."
New Oregon, Nov. Il, 1861. MI L.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

BUSINESS NOTICES Mrs. II. G. Scott
invites the public to examine the Superior
Sewing Machines she has on sale. This
lady also is largely engaged in the sale Of
Pianos and Sheet Music, Millinery Goods,
&C., &c.
Attention is invited to the Amboine
Adv't. The hairless will buy it.
S. G. Wheeler, Esq Of Chicago, is cul-
tivating the acquaintance of our Iowa mer-
chants in the Commission way. He is safe
as dealer, sound financially, and has a
good solicitor in tue person Of N. NJ. futile,
late sheriff Of this Co.
p. Mcdonald wants to sell house.
n. Breslauev has an Adv't. that all will
read.
See Letter List
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THE VERY LATEST.
National.

National.
On this day Of our publication, the Elec.
tors for the states will assemble at their
respective Cspitols and cast the votes for
tie Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the
United States. Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. John.
son will secure all the votes except those of
Kentucky, N. j. and Delaware. The ma
jorities in Coma, New York, Maryland,
and several other states are so small that
10000 votes, properl, distributed, would
have elected Mcclellan; but Of that no
matter. The Republican majority on the
popular vote is shout 1926, 600 and this in
a Four million vote is not enough to justify
the Reps. in gerry heavy blowing, nor is it
large enough to produce very great des.
pondency in the Democracy. Nearly Too
millions Of voters, in contest conducted
on one side by bayonets, government lands
and official patronage, and on the other by
dependency made fearful in the suppress
sion Of presses and the incarceration of
uen for an independent ana Constitution.
guaranteed expression Of opinion. 1t is
not strange that such result is before US.
Almost such political ostracsm distinguish.
ed the canvass Of 1910, and yet in too
gears the whole face of the country was
changed. That susceptibility of our coun-
trymen to be the victims of demoeogues
has its redeeming good in the honesty of
their anger when they find how they have
been betrayed, and hence we look conf.
IDENTIFY for chang that will submcrge
those who have misled the upright masses
Of the people.
But, about Congress: The dele gates in
the nert Congress-commencin March
18th, 1865, will stand about 140 to A., the
Republicans being in the ascendant and
being responsible for the National legisla
ton. The States stand as follows, the
Republican being named first: N. Y, 81
to 10; Pa, l6 to s; Ohio, II to 2; ILL.,,
8 to 5 Mass, 10 to 5; Maine, to 0; N.
H., 8 o; Conn, 1; VT, 8 too;
Rhode Island, 2 to O; Nd, to /; Della
ware, to o.; N. j., to 8; Ind, 8 to 3 !;
Wis, 8 to /; Mich, s to / +; Iowa, 6 to 0 :;
Mimi, to o; Kansas, to 0; Cal, to O.;
Oregon, to @; Y sada, to l; KY, 5 to
6; Missouri, to 8; West Virginia, to
0. Total 40 to A.
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OyB1ons
Those Western towns which formerly
were spoken Of here, as little villages, are
beginning to loom up into Importance. Con-
tinual changes are taking place in them,
the terminus Of the road for the time being,
having the preference in notoriety If not
in business operations. Monona, Luana,
Postsille, Castalia 1--WE cannot call it Body
yet awhilel have each enjoyed the honor of
being "thc end Of the road" and now
comes OssiAN, as probably the winter ter
minus. In the Spring the track will be
continued to Calmar, about seven miles
beyond, and thence Two miles or so, to the
JUNCTION. There the road will fork, or
rather the main line will 60 where it pleas.
es, and the Branch to DEBORAH only Q
miles. IF We are not mis- informed, the
line isgraled quite distance toward Cal
mar, and most Of the heavy work is done
on the branch TO Decorah. The success OF
the brothers GREENE and other gentlemen,
who have been active operators on this
road, entities them to extraordinary credit.
A line much more expensive to build than
was estimated at the time Of its purchase;
labor double; and material nearly quadrup-
led in value; two or three severe stringen-
cies in the money market during the time
ALL these things, and many others Of
like character to. contend with, we submit
ii the men in charge of the line are not
entitled to much applause. But we meant
to speak Of Ossian.
Well, Moncrief is the Station Agent.
and general boss around there, assisted by
John Campbell, and WESLEY Wool
LrscRoFr-we forget his other name. Gale
Brooks has his hotel full of people all the
time; the stages west are crowded each
way with travellers: Haseltine & Co. are
putting up all eating house adjoining their
store; three new warehouses are going up;
the Turn Table has been transferred from
Monona to Ossian. Patch, late Of this
place, has . Restaurant there, and John
Ossian Porter, tells as good story as
ever. The town is lively as cricket, and
gets worse daily.
We had the pleasure Of call Oh Satur,
day evening, and long dish of chat, as
well as wide dish of CLARKE's fine oys-
ters with Agent Mcncrief, and among
other valuable items, he gave us good
account Of Ossian. Long may the Brooks
boys and their pretty village, remain the
centre of the beautiful and rich prairie
garden, which enyirons it.
p. S. While writing the adore, it
escaped our memory that LOUIS PEAvY Of
McGregor, not to be outdone by other
men, has, established branch Photograph
and Ambrotype room at Ossian, and will
be pleased to take handsome or homely
faces, at low figures.
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They brought in one man charged with
being accessory to the crime, making three
we now have IN custody for said oifense.-
When within about six miles Of home on
the return trip, our boys were fired into by
strong party Of gue,rillas; they had wires
strung across the road just high enough to
sweep the boys cut Of the saddle if they
attempted to charge. Believing the guer-
rillas to be much the strongest, they fell
back and took another road. and came
through all straight. Just before said
occurrence, a woman, reporting herself to
be refugee from Richmond, came out 20
the road swinging her bonnet, and about
as fast as modesty would permit, request
ing ride inside our lines, which was freely
granted. She had the coffin (iatended for
tire murdered body) to sit npon;; took
things very cool, said the attack of the
gucrrillas was no more than she expected,
and that it did not Brighten her any tue
w@men of this country are "bloods" We
sustained no damage save one horse slight
ly wounded.
wish you to continue sending the TINES.
| prize the paper highly; | love to visit
there once week, which | may do by the
reflection OF Your columns. We have due
six months pay besides $500 to SllOO
bounty that we have not received yet.
noticed in one Of your issues you stated
I belonged to the l>t N. Y. Mounted In
fan,ry. Not 50, Colonel We use Sharp's
r. n or Carbine, which is made purpoSrly
for cavalry, being much more effective in
in this BuShwhacking system Of warfare
than the Revolver would he. We, with
our riffs, can diSmnunt and 60 into the
wood, and see them aohere they lice =
FiniS. MIRIAM S MEnwIN.
p. Direct like this: Sars't NJ. S.
Merwin. care Of Capt. j. G. Ohertu,H # r.,
W ,llamsburg, Va. Nj. S. NJ.
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LsaAL.-The Clerk Of the Court, II. s.
Granger, Esq, publishes notices Of two
applications for divorce. One request
comes from Anna Scanned to be released
from Michael; another is from II. V. Nc
Neil, requestinga dissolution from Mary
Augusta, his wife.
Isaac B. Gates has arrested two three
wear old steers Of reddish color.
Nicholas Meyer, takes up one two-ycar
old steer aud two spring calses.
Frederick Brooks is appointed Executor.
Of the estate of Eli Carlin.
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The SrAoE.-Whan you g,to Chicago
do not fail to attend Col. Woods Theatre
on Randolph Street. Some how or other
Wood and Human always manage to I'll
the house with first class, appreciative
audience; but how can they help it when
they employ such genuine actors as Brad
ley, Aiken, Dillon, McManus, Mrs. Perrin,
Jennie Hight and others Of little less motto
r'stys In the play Of Waiting for the
Verdict" now running through BOTH thea
tres to full houses, and which we witnessed
on Friday the 25th ult, we were fearful at
zone time that Johnny Dillon and the beau.
'<ifsi Jennie would take our breathing from
-us while they were INDUCING in the luxury
OF an artless, country courtship. John is
terrible on tbs comic and Jennie all power.
ful in the pretty talk. She scolds well,
also, on the ssdge, but no where else!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

A HsRo.-It is as proper to note man
like conduct in one department Of life, as
in another. The warrior who does more
than his share Of toll, and exhibits a
bravery beyond those with whom he is
associated, always comes in for large
share Of eclat, and is usually ..promoted.
On Steamboats, and Railways, there ARE
often displays Of courage which would rot
dscredit the dangers Of battle field, but
the heros of such incidents are not so
generally lionized as they should be.
We have been told Of an instance of
cool courage near home which merits
great credit. The honor is due Mr..
ISAAC HUBBARD, a brakeman on Capt.
Sherwin's McGregor Western Train. 1t
is remembered that on Sunday Nov. 81, a
serious collision occurred near Monona, by
which much damage was done to Engines
and cars, but none to persons. II is quite
probable that much greater casualty
would haye been recorded, but for the pres
ence Of mind Of Mr.. HUBBARD. The cars
were under Is mile motion, and down
grade; H. seeing that storm was at hand,
sprang to the brakes, passed through the
train, keyed up every brake on it, ard
while all others bad escaped by springing
off, he alone stood his ground, stopped the
train, and remained master Of the situa
! ton" Every one speaks of the act in the
highest terms, and we hope to hear that
such courage and GOODNESS, will be recog
nizca in an early promotion Of the brave
young man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

The BEST AND SAFEST STINULANr.- The
Red Jacket Bittcrs are free from all acidi
ties usually found in ordinary tones and
stomach bitters Of the present day. They
arc made from sound and fresh materials
nothing that is not entirely wholesome and
healthy enter into the composition o! thetn.
They are combination Of rare herbs and
plants, with the purest and mldest of all
stimulants--ine old ripe Bourbon Whisky.
Call for the Red Jacket Bitters, and do not
let anv ore persuade you to take any other.
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Nj ARR,YED.

At McGregor. Thursday. Dec. LIST, by Esq. Jordan,
Mr.. CHARLES MILLER. of the firm of KurtZ Miller, to
Miss LIZZIE IhGHHoUsE, all of McGreSor.
Our young friend Charley kept this secret from his
ehums for several days, but the finally leaked
and then band of musical friends waited the young
husband and ratified and bowed their respects to the
married pair poacerf iy that CHARLES out and
surrendered several barrels of refreshments and
thousands of cigars All passed off PLEASANTLY.
Good luck and large family of niitlers to you!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

SANTA CLAus-Tnis old pet Of the
children is supposed to be harnessins his
deer about these days, preparatory to calling
on all toy depots for supplies. We have
understood that john HAYr Of the McGreg-
or Curiosity Bazaar. norih Of the Public
Square, has received large orders from Old
Kick. HAIRS stock Is large and wei
selected: dealers ia the Coun - and heads
Of families anywhere, Can have fine as
sor:rnent to ge!ec. from, By calling soon o..
JOHN.
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, Dec,

IIMEs UFFNE, IuesIHy, DEC. ~ r N.
Since last issue weather and not favorable
to the handling OF Pork Or Game. To-day, light
on the ground, Ferry running; river icy, but OPEN
Indications of gentle wintcr-Pomeroy's muskrats
not heard from. Benton Bros Co. tell everything
is htgter and we leave out ther-report Gold in n "
so and 81. Wheat, in Chicago l.66all.72. At Nc.
Gregor, Wheat 1850 So Oats IS. Pork 1925 to H. 25
Hides * green. Venison cts. gross. Quai.s 150
Pr. Chickens and Pheasants $50. Chickens and Tur
keys t. 10 pound Furs in demand at full prices
of last week.