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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06


Late News,
The storm of last week blocked the
roads everywhere and stopped business
The cold was intense and people who had
ro vood suffered. Trains were stopped
IN the middle of prairies and passengers
came near freezing.
Archbishop Hughes is just reported
dead, and then dying. He is probably dead
BY this time.
All the Diplomotists paid their respects
to the President January 1st.
The negroes everywhere North "ce'e'
brated'' on the Presidents Proclamation.
January LIST.
The Richmond Wing says "slavery has
stabbed itself to death ~
Indianola Texas is occupied by General
Warren. The 2lst Iowa is with him.
Boston celebrated the Presidents Eman-
cipation Proclamation by salute of 100
guns.
Gen. Gilmore is setting Charleston on
fire.
A rebel battery was captured at Stono
Inlet.
Gold 10 N. G. is worth 5000 per cent is
$3.50, for IS. "'..'. g..
Secesh are being arrested in New York.
Any quantity Of human freezing is re-
ported in the papers. E ~
It is said 800, 900 more men will be ask.
cd forN -. i
Grant viii not be candidate.
Wheeler and Forrest both reported de.
feated.
The U. s. declines to recognize the EN-
pire of Mexico.
Chase will issue 800 million Of 5.20's
It is predicted that Charleston will be
taken in go days.
Mace offers to fight Heenan.
A rebel officer has an interview and
makes secret communication.
Gov. Seymour removes the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners.
Gen. McClellan's report will not be issued
for several weeks maps to be engraved,
&C., &c. a.... 49,.
Gen. Banks will bring to m arket 100000
bales Of cotton!
"Negroes attended the President's levee."
OF course. .
The tax on whiskcy is to be GO cents.
Lieut.. Leavering, aid to Snlly, died at
Sioux City.
Gen. Vandcver goes to Tennessee.
jeff. has conscriPted all his tribe both
white and black.
The rebels are advancing up the Shenar-
doah.
Macmillan don't want to be Emperor.
Napoleon says he is not for war.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and restora-
tive in its nature enters into the composition Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters This popular preparation
contains no mineral of any kind, deadly botanical
element fiery excitant: but it is a csmbina alton
of the extracts of balsamc herbs plants with
the purest aud mildcst of all dlfusve stimulsnts.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease and SO
far as the human system can be protected by human
means against maladies engendered by an unwhole-
some atmosphere, imp ure water aud other external
causes Iostcters Bitters may be relied on as safe
guard.
In districts infested with Fever aud Ague, it has
been found nfailible preventive aud Irresistible
remedy aud thousands who resort to it under ap-
prehension of an attack, escape the scourge and
thousands who neglect to avail themselves of it's pro-
ectve qualities in advance, cured by very brief
course OF this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague
patients, aft being piled quinine mouths in
vain. until fairly aturated with that dangerous aka
loid. are not unirequently restored to health within
few days by the OF liosteter's Bitters
The weak stomach j. rapidly iuvigorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic. and heace
it works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia and in less
hrmed cases OF indigestion. Acting As gentle and
painless apperent, well upon the liver, it also in
yariaby relieves the constipation supernduced by ir-
regular action OF the digestive aud secretive organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable to nervous attacks,
owness of spirits and fits of anguor, find prompt and
permanent relief from the Bitters. The testimony
this point is most conclusive, and from both
The agony of Bilious Cholic is immediately as
suaged by single dose of the stnulant. and by oc-
casi"naly resorting it, the return Of the complaint
may be prevented,
As a general tonic, IIostetter's Dittcrs produce
effects which must be experienced witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated. In of consti:u
sional weakness, premature decay and debility and
decrepitude arising from old age, it exercises the
electric influence. In the convaescent stages OF all
diseases operates as delightful invigcraut. When
the powers OF nature are relaxed it operates to re-
enforce and re-establsh them.
Last, but not least it is the only safe stmulant, be-
ing man ufactered from sound aud innocuous Rateri-
ais and enrely free from the acid elements present
more or less in all the ordinary tonics and stoachics
of the day.
No family medicine has been uAver ally, and 1t
may be truly added deservedly popular with the in
teligent portion OF the community, rs Hostetter's
Bitters. Prepared by
HOSTETTER 4 SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and storekeepers
every where. S7y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

IN BDI.S OF the BBsr quality ot Kerosene Oil
I'M Tor sale Vt low figures by WOOD e BRO.
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Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

VJlE prophet Of this beautiful burial place take
pleasure in announcing to the people OF McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced In q good, SUBJ
stantal manner, ard prepared to give good titles
to lots. All persons who have friends buried there
requested to come forward aud arrange Tor their
lots, the proprietors will be compelled to
their remains to the Potters Field.
Applications to be made TO
WI. GREEN, Or
ORLANDO McCRANEY.
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Send your Orders.
BEWARE.

A LII persons hereby warned not to purchase
"a promissory NOTE Of Tbir;y-fve Dollars with in
ttrest from date, given to Moses s. Teter. aud made
by Phillip Sullivan, 9th November, 1868, due one
year from the date of said note. The undersigned,
drawer OF the note described has legal plea against
its payment. Phillip SULLIVAN.
Dec 2lst, lS63-3t5wa
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
AIOTICE is hereby given that at the January Scs
sion, 1854, of the Board of Supervisors Of Clay
ton County, Iowa, to be held at Elkader. In said
county, on the LIST Monday in January, 1854, petit
ton will lie presented asking that said Board Of Su
pervsors may order vote to be taken in said County
at the next general election in said county, for the
removal of the County Seat Of said county from Ell
kader and its RELOCATION at McGregor in said COun.
ty. MANY CITIZENS.
December 18th, 1868. S74
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knn LARGE SIZED
CUOTURKESH QUIZ y s

the low price Of 81 so each Cost to import So So
The above Goods have been bought for cash pre-
Tious to the last advance, and will be sold cheap.
We have also, on consignment, some Of the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06
JAMES WILEY & CO.,

Kennedy's Hall, Opposite Western House, McGregor.
JAMES WILEY. (364) W. II. ABBOTT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-06

p~sS~ DD-------
II you want the DANDELloN
AND Wild CHERRY BlrrERs,
Go to HUNTINGTONS:
Go to HUNTlNGTONS
If you want VANDEuzEN's
Worn CONNECTIONS,
Go to HUNTINGTONS
Go to AUNTINGTON;S.
If you want Ayers Medicines,
II you want Ayers Medicines,
Go to HUNTINGTONS
Go to HUNTlNGTONS.
If You want Pain Curer,
If you want Pain Curer.
Go to HUNTINGTON,S.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Liniments,
II you want Flavoring Extracts,
Go to HUNTINGTON'5.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S:
If you want Blueing,
II you want Blueing,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If you want Dye Colors,
If you want Dye Colors, ....-,..
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Condition Powders,
If you want Condition Powders,
TO to HU N TING TONS.
Go to HUNTINGTON s.
If you want Castor Oil,
If you want Castor Oil,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS
If you want the best Ink,
If you want the best Ink,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGDON.
If you want Pills,
If you want Pills, -
Co to HuNTINGTON,S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If yon want Prepared Glue,
II you want Prepared GlI,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGDON 8:
If you want anything else, r.
II YOU want ANYTHING else,
In the Patent Medicine line,
In the Patent Medicine line,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HuNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTIN4TONS.
Where you will always be sure to lnd good article
at reasonable price, aud would invite merchants
OF McGrercr and elsewhere to examine my stock aud
prices kcf,re ordering of the above articles from
the ,rkets. receive all my goods direct
from tn e manufacturers, aud ana bound not to be
undersold.
HJ- Remember the place. first door below the
Brick Church, Main Street hcGregor, Iowa.
S. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
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And II an investment and thorough trial does not
shack up the above statement, the money will be
refunded We say this, knowing its merits and feel
confdent that oae rial will secure for it home in
every household
Do not waste away with Coughing, when small an
investment will cure you 1t may be had of any
spectacle Druggist in town, who will furnish you with
circular OF genuine certificates of it has made.
q. G. CLARK, Il Co., Props,
Wholesale Druggists New Haven, Ct.
LORD L. SMITH, General Western Ag'ts,
(3;5m6) % Lake Street, Chicago.
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ROchdNIe Blankets,

From the millsl,.,
We would most rs,p ,tfully say to the citizens of
McGregor aud vicinity, that they will find it to their
advantage to call ana examine Stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

Dr. O. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir; 1 feel It pleasure
thus OF my accord to bear testimony TO the ex-
cellencs or the German Bitters. some years sincei
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. have often recon-
mended them to persons enieebled by that torment
ing disease and have heard from them the most Hat
teTing testimonials their great value. In cases
OF general debility believe it TO be TONIC that can
not be surpassed. }. NJ. L1Ohs'
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Big Roadn md Big Tenm..

The distance from Sacramento, Califor-
mis-, TO Virginia, Nevada, is about one hun
dred and fifty miles. The road runs up
the Sierra Nevada mountains, and is tho
greatest wagon thOrougbfsre on the con-
tinent. A recent letter from Virginia City
to the 81. Paul Press thus speaks of the
"big things"
All that we eat, dring or wear, as we'll
as machinery for mills and mines, build
ing materials, steam engines, &C., are hs0l-
cd over the mountains from California, ex-
cePt indeed our vegetables which are rais-
ed on our ranches. This makes an i'm
mense amount Of tesmiDg,. employing
some thirty thousand teams, mostly mules
averaging at least six to q team. There
are as many as ten mules each employed
in this hauling, and they take load Of
seven or eight tons. The wagons are Of
monstrous size, the wagon boxes being
built up sometimes eight feet high, and
fsriBg up both before and sft, so as 10 hold
. load almost equal to that of Noahs great
ark.
The drivers ride the near wheel mule,
driving the whole team with one rein
one pull 10 the left and two to the right
and holding in one hand the line attached
to his powerful break, with which he can
stop ct onoe this monstrous load on the
steepest hill; and the hills are not trihes
on the road over the Sierra. Freight TO
Sacramento varies from two to three quar-.
ters Of q cent per pound, according to the
season, the road being bsd in winter and
best in summer. The roads (called grades
here) over the mountains, are sll toll roads
built by private corporations or individu-
ais, and the rates Of toll are enormous
1t costs heavy team from thirty to forty
dollsrp for toll from Sacramento to Carson.
Still were it not for this system we should
have NO roads, and al pay their tolls
cheerfully.
Crack teams wear an arch hung with
bells on each mules back; but if "bell
team gets stuck wi Ii its load, and team
Of the same number Of mules not wearing
bells, pulls the load out the law Of the
road is inexcrable, that the victor team
must take the belt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

The census returns Of = occupations is
instructive, and at tunes amusing. Among
the occupations recorded, we find 1,490 ao-
tors, so spisrists, (alI in California;, A.
516 artists, 8 astrologists, 2 astronomers,
246 authors, 19, ,00l bakers, 2,753 bankers,
1895 bank officers. II, l40 BARRIERS, 13, ,263
bar-keepers, 112, ,367 blscksmiths, 4,907
brokers, 80, los butchers, 29, S22 cabiDent
makers, chiropodists, 27,437 civil and
and mechanical engineers, 81, 1929 clergy
men, 1858 cooks, 1924 coopers, 2 cotton
brokers, 2,650 dsguerrotypists, III dane.
ing masters, 5,606 dentists, 994 editors,
explorers, LAS expressmsn, 2,443, ,s95
farmers, 725,615 farm lsborers, 3 geolo-
gists, 4O,070 grocers, 2 gunners, 25sls
iun. keepers, 1877 judges, 969, ,4Ol IsbOrers,
38, ,693 lsundressers, SO, 1913 lawyers, 65 Ii
brarisns, "a, ,824 macbinists, 27l midWives,
25, 722 milliners, 4,729 musicians, 94S
newsmen, ia nuns, 1851 hostlers, 1884
psdlars, 81, 4,543 podlsTs, 9,l06 printers,
&c, ,567 railroad men, All reporters, 80, 1875
seamstresses, 3s6 sections, 164, ,609 shoe-
makers, 246 showmen, 1882 speoulstorst
ITO, ,469 teachers, 1856 telegraph opera
tors, IL, 1876 traders, translators, trap.
pers, IL Ventriloquists, 2l3 sculptors, &c.
178 weavers, 82,693 wheelwrights, wild
horse catchers, 1882 wood cutters, SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
T OHN G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDIEG.

Bu.inesa Property. A good Building and Lot on
Public squarei now rented to pay 10 q cent on price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Olass Residence on Euclid street yazt F Eia
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and coid W.
ter, &C 500 and $1,000 ~ i ONi4 w
LAKE 'sr street Good two story Brick House, with
kinsman street, mar Forest Gothic CottaRa and
thsee aeres lano, with barn, fruit shrubbery, &C
4628mhar street. Go0d brick House and Lot 5000
~ GlIs4n I9 street near Clinton Park. Good House
aomiltOn Street. Good two story House and Lot
,6ob ktn'mAn Street. near Perry Coed House and Lot
9 Ontario Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
Bridge street House and Lot $40 WV
FI!f TeaII street. Cottase Bouse and Lot $3.50
some very desirable Building Lots S''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

1t is now asoertsined By observations
made for the longitude Of Grand Haven, by
the officers Of the United States Lake Sur
vey, by the American or telegrsphic meth
cd, compared with those made in this city
with the Transit Instrument Of Messrs
Mstson and LOOmis, by moon oulminstions,
that the greatest width OF Lake Michigan
is eighty: -four miles, snd not one hundred,
as stated by the Chicago Canal Conyen-
tion; nor one hundred and nine, ss repre-
sented on recently published map of Illi-
nois. For this we have the authority Of
DR.. l. A. Lsphsm, Of this city, which will
be accepted IS Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel.
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taken.
From the Detroit Advertiser. 81
The town Of Bedford is maintaining
well its reputation. Cupid in ell his beau
ties seemH rampant theresbouts. He hurls
his amcrous darts where he will and no
man, in that section at least, may regard
his home as secure from his attacks. 1t
may soon cease to awaken surprise when
we hear from Bedford that q wife has re-
belled sgsinst her husband and sworn al
legiance to smother. The links Of we'd
lock seem 70 be relaxing thsresbouts, for
wife or husband may be broken at will
We have been recently informed Of 9 new
scene in that place, q scene which, we may
assure the lovers, Of the marvellous, is Of
q piquancy highly gratifying 70 them
Mrs. ChildsWorth, q lady Of thirty-sevsn,
apparently living in all the sDjoyments Of
domestic life, prosperous and happy, so far
as the world could judge, q short time ago
eloped from her home for other psrts. Her
companion was . -gsy cavalier, somewhat
under twenty, rejoicing in the name Of
Griffin. This promising young gentleman
untouched by the gay slluring srtihces Of
the young ladies Of the town, was unable
to Withstand the mature charms Of his |
darling Childwortb, and soosrdingly sur |
rendered himself to her csre. he has made |
his debut in the world in highly drsmst-
10 manner, and has displayed talents as
gay lover, which entities him to high con-
sideration. Efforts were Immediately
made, as soon as the injured husband |
Learned the facts, to recall his trusnt wife:
After some searching she was finally dis 1
covered ct Wyandotte, happy in the car
ressss Of her young Adoui5 The husband
strongly insisted upon the Wife's imme-
diate return TO her duties, but we under
stand that the romantic lady, strong in the
sense Of the ardant love Of her gallant boy
has not yet seen the propriety Of such an
act. The sympathy Of kindred souls was
too strong, the love Of the lady for her
darling Griffin too great, to admit of such
sn act, and we understand that she has
not yet returned to her home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
REAL EsTATE.
RRAYToN 4 sT0OKWELL.
Real EsTAFE LGENRa.
The Insurance ONES Of B. 7. BraYtoz.
HOUSES AED LOTs FOB SALE

hno Insurance Oulce OF b. ~. bfnTH0Ea
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE,
aouse and Lot Sibley stIest, reesDtly owned aud
occupied BY T. E. White-A very desirable resi-
deuce.
Brick Bouse aui Let on Prospect street A very de-
ftrable situation. Price 5000
n use sud acres Land in East Cleveland.
OLD baptist church Property, corner Of seneca and
Brick House and Lst No. 81 Bolivar Street..
House and Lot No. us Dare treet
House and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot ssx20O. Price
Lot corner Of St. Oiais and Waring straett.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson -sta Lot
l5l1AO. A very desirable location. Terms easy
briek House and Lot, corner Of Brownell and viii
gon-Sts; Lot 60 feet front, running TO the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses. Nos 50, So 54ard IS Euclid-st-
Lots 25xlss; very desirable Location. Win be sold
separatelO, or altogether. Terms easy.
House and Lot No. US Garden So. Lot 25xl25 S7OO
frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x30O
very desirable residence. Price $500. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 6sxlgs feet on Newton.
st.i south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
frame aouse No q Meod-St. Lot E3xlOO; gas and
Frame Cottage on Superior-St. Lot 52x2O0 A vary
desirable location. -
Brick Dwellings, Nos. IO4 and los Euclid str.at
hos running through to Huron Strset. Very
House and Lot, corner Psrkman and BrowneII- Sta:
occupied also as q shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufscturs Of
boxes, Eash-boardB, &c, corner Of Wesr River
and h4tn-sts- good paving business.
10 feet on EEclid-St. Terms easy
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST. sIsOO.
Two BEiek Houses and Lots on Euoid-St., near Per-
Cottage, No Ia Lake-ss Lot asrlOo feet,
House and Lot, No. ~ scoVflle- Avenue
30 Ieet On s1mnit-St' extending to the Lake. COR
Five acres on Wilson nAvsnus, with considerable i'm
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Farm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore Y miles from tha
CITY good House, Barn, Fruit Sc
Eerm OF l6I acre., II miles from tia cItv. good
buildings. Price go per acre ~ ei'S sO01
ros5 1o ol I2 asres In Orange township, on plank
Eerm OF ll5 acres in Independenca: GOOD buiId
lngB, &C. s45 per acre. 49,
fern o. lOl scres on plank road 10 miles from
ts ~ .,Luy iosm and river bottom new house. Rosd
al. ~ A;17Sone good improved Farms near Musca
Farm OF 30 acres in north ueatern Ir5ton. vo.- =.
haliroad station and about 20 mi Is from tbieseo
viii exchsnge for City PropertV ~ LUZ" NHiNAs0'
nice building lot W 'NAA0es II @Oresi
st: Clair Boad, miles from Post OfBes. Il scraz
most excellent labd vs. O"eos 10 ACEesi
FI;5 i.Ii5I p5 atshae. Five acres near Kinsman-st
it Aoag three miles rcm Pest Ofce 55S acres
with tront also on Cedar STREET consi5eTsbl FT1i
A9e l ADeautllul stream OF water A desirabIe iot
road and very cheap 03lO0 ~ Auu On sAno
brooklvn Center, miles fror, oft, u-t.L ~.
and IA anrss land SI5O0 ~ my DEl0A heuSe
TWenty-ona acres on Snsrgl,-,-. 4, - ,,r,,
so3 street First qualify Of land ss5a ~ - e. & /" IL
siTssf9 acres On Crawford Road naar S1nl,ioy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

shoud your nearest druggist not have the article,
do not be put o By any OF the interesting preparA-
lions that may be offered IN ttB place. but send 70 u.s.
and We will forward securely packedsoy ezPresA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
TTENTION, LADIEs

Rave removed their salearoom from l6l OLtario-st-
10 Room No. 9. HoGmann'z Hook opposite IN
Post Once, where they will be happy 70 SEQ all ol
their old customerH and as many new Gnes - may -
Rt 70 call and o1amtlo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

From Rev Warren Randolph, Faster Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Pa
Dr. O h. Jackson-Dear Sir: Personal experisncs
enable mo to say that regard the German BitterR
prepared by you q most excellent medicine. In
cases OF cold and general debility have been
greatly BY the Of the Bitters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
CLOTHING.

OHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke mp in the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side saw a river,
On ths other steep hill
NOW wonder, what in thunder"
said 1, "can the matter be7'
As op4ned wide tbs window
And looked Out that mi sht see.
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing 70 and fro;
"AhI' said, here's some detsntIen,"
But did not have TO 90 far
Ere sight ] did tehold;
A sight ne'er had seeo before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahe,d,
Was freight trSin smashed 10 pieces,
And an o.d COW lying dead.
''Tell me, please, cir, what's the matter :"
said 70 man quite rear,
We must stop six hours here.''
There were h0gsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground
SUGAR, Flour, Coal aud Bacon
In prOiuslon scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And as I was only in their way
To- the cars soon went back
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
Il WIS laughable to hsarit,
And 1 never shall forget.
Some we're frettlng for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sEore that. on that Railroad
never more thAt way y Ould come.
And we ish 70 inform our numerous friends and
the public that still offer the largest and best as
s0rtmentOf
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the Oity of Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths Uas-
simeres Yestings and Military Goods OF all de5crip
tons, is very large. Call at
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hall,
Bos Agsnoyfcr the sale Of Osisbrsted Sewing
Machines, Storr'B AutomAton Freshman, and
Strongs Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
Corner Superior and UnioD -Htu.
HaIook ont Tor the GIANT6. ieb29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

Beware OF COunteFfeltS,
See that the signature Of 'O n. JAoKsoa is on thu
WRAPPER Of each bottle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

From the Rev j. M Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus IN. J.) and Milestown (Pa-) Baptist