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serid,tete Ginuabme . s~randpiue.

Stem @prt, -. Sebr. Sine SpesialOe>
peide an ben 9eraIO aus Maibington meloet,
Oab cine 9epeide BON Gitp 9pint einsetrpfen
lei, babin l~autenO, bub &idmunDer 3eituuseu
pom II. Die ginnabme bon 8ran6pile BETTE
tisen uno ferner beridten, GbarleitOn iei sez
rdunlt.
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Qun6 auftii6e1

Scnrp M. SunsnifcTS c~InfiIibe GOnserte. Das
lebte cieier @~cn5erte fano am rersaH9enen Greitag tatt.
Gin 9ric bon BEN biefissn Epntiinfler GsemeIiupi
mabte ben Infaug. Va tieieS Stiid uns nen 1T, tSnnen
mir MID Siel tariter iaSen. DaS Gnbante 1T anipres
&ene, ba8 0an,e priSinen unS berrGtb MID unbebeus
tenbes 3alent in benz @culppniften, etpas GeoieSenes tu
Ieufeu.
Opus 70, eiues Der i6Snfeu Trios bes Mnfterbli&en
Beethoven, feIste unh Opus 40 bon wtenoeliobn nIattte
BEN @GIuS. - Die mitpirteRben 3inhIer, UtaSarns
gBeiGa, Sr. Nfeb unb Or. SuuSnidel, fparen beieelt BON
benz Settle ber @ompenifen uns aIe iGiencn BEN 3usd
Der N1ufif bearufen III baben. Mab. Weina BAT f3 benz
@tatium clGiiil4er 0iufit ~Ptnseseben nnb if pUbl bic
ein,ioe q pieIeri bier, rel6e f1 bemitbt, hur@
SsrrtrSoe cloIfI6er Mufit ben bilOenben @inflnb berfelben
au o~ertreiteu. 3br Spiel 1T s.fiblDoa, ibr ani6laS rein
uneRibr 4nHanb nntabetbaft. Sr. Weet 1T elm &unftIer
erHen Stana.s. Seiu @tri8 1T fiber uns rein unb Der
aushrud Seiues 6piels tenn @eit Der @cupofitieu ent+
fpreHenb. Sr. 9msnideG lift betannt. Or 1T WfeHer Ns
WiplpnceIs unb weiB teHen @aiten bic 6ur&Srtn9enoe
srdft III entlcder, pei4e 10 mG&tis auf unier @etttbl
nirtt.
Die 9beilnabnle, ipel9e bieie claiff8en @cnSette er'
reut bnbeu, unb Der srcse @enuB, ben fe ~getr6Rren,
tpirb bofsNtli6 Sru. 9unsnideI SeranIafien, %bieielben
inn Qaufe bes g2inters Su tpieberbclen. Sc lit ~anerSinsS
an Spm,,rheru. bos in elmer Gtdbt mie Baltimore, bic
faSt in iebent ieiner SGnIer elm Nianc bat nnS einem
Muifebrer erlaubt, in's Saus su tomuen, (benn eeBrer
merseu ieiber INNER nod ais bSbere Dienftbpten betrab,
tetl, 70 WDenise Siub, bic bic Uluft ais cine @rJe9nns
bes Niensten nuT ais ieinen @eif unb @eututb biI6enO
%betrddten.
Ni:r tas seifise WO9l Der Wteni&en mitien rh Serrx
Sunanidel bitten, einen neueu @peIus bon @snjerteH ans
au5ebeH.
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Sin ,u.eifeIbofter Seriebt.

3ew or +, 70. Sebr. Sin @uibine>
toner Correspondent ces u9erolo" beri4tet, Die
Odniide &egieruns babe ems Der gcrOeuur
MtOOerl6ife an bic 9tebeIen p~ertauft uno 50
WotrDien obael6idt, es gu %bernannen.
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uuf Oas 9reifade seIdist. Sic SOOten iinO
ale be9raben uno bic @ermunoeten ppnt
S6la6tfelb gebradt pprbrn. Ser Setnc err
ri6tet 8ruitwebren auf unlerer 8e6ten. Beice
Sbeile iinO Oumit bei6dftst, ihre 8OittiOn 81
befeItiaen. taa
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equator Gicp4.

@aibtn gton, II. 6ebr. Ser Ser
ct. Senator .6ids ron Marplanb lie9t in eirelt
~bpffnunssloien 3ultanoe, er bat feline Spra9e
perlOren nnO man 9laust nidt, oaB er Gle Nadt
iiberleben miro.
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SSafbimstDm gdmeer S5mno

~absebalten rtrb.
R@ Der Eerttu erldubt It'd, aut gDafbtnstDaer uaO Ipn-
tt1e bier anmeienten Warren une luft8en Xeute rtdHnIthen
nnb wetbIiden Gef6leGtes gu eteleIn ieinen { T Il en- WaSs
fenbnueS einiuldten. Grisffrdmer, GriGenfdnser, SppS.
6rnper, Ypha9rtfen unb dnferel Etherpdrti9e Grt enmurmer
tSnnen nur uRter bar Esstnsuns @tnlaB ~ertaltsn, eas Fe etn
betlisss yertprehen Atseben, fur te 3ett tsrer Na!re lentett
ur bic ~feitsre Pauae Seieen su turasa.
~ er6mann s Wtaftdpr. II Ntann fart if tGr
bteie @tle9enbeit ergaetrt.
E@ NGsfen.1retbet t if eefatttt bic II uer, no
alsbanm augemetne 9enaSttruns ftattftr bet.
RS- Sir BITE teiben be fl n RGSfen fnb Tretfe Int
BetrGse ssn sic un6 So %aas8eiett.
~ Serr ID a t d all son Baltimore wtrb mit elmer
rei6ea Au4mahl ben gtasten. Ansasen am II, IL. unb 10.
tetrunr IN rGmrta 8 european Sctel, @Ge gern1. Nye. nab
IL. Str, an~sutrefen Ietn e~tnieIre 8letbun8Sfude fepte
complete antaee tSHuea kafelbt seesn biatst 8ereutuns
eelieten rerben.
hr Nerstn fur ben San-NtenS bon 9rn. &mri8 fetnen e-
rdumtsen SAaI rebf 2 Srpeen 8innerr ~eemtetbet, 70 b0B
alfs In gftgtH etnfS Sfetefoalrs unb her DaEen+ u. perrn-
@Arbtrpbe Sctfebrurs ~eetrpifen III.
RE Die 65. ReBler K &rdutIer baben tie 2ieferun8 SUn
Stttien II. Getrdnten Gbernrmnen u som Tetein 1T auSbe-
bunsen, bas MIR tas Bette mSel'df biuts eeIiefert niro.
~ DER ein9Gng gum Sdufaal 1T fnt MdSfen tpn
Der II. Strabe bpr1 has European 9ptei; fur Ni6t Wdsten
ttrett SpR Der ASeKus.
Serrtn-2idets 81; Domen.9t&ets SO Cts.
A8- Nm wlasten werben am 8aa.Nbenb fstne 8tfets ber-
tnuft. SDI6e tSnnen BEN ben Nttelietern bsS inter 3s6n eten
9Emttes seer anf t%Olesnben Ylasen heICaen weDten:
3. Vehren$, 442 z. Str. Marttu, 500 7. S1r.
y. Sander, $50 0. Str. Rarr, 48O pennI. dive,
a~Diesman, 400 Yeunf. Nee. 9~rdutler, 554 Z. Str.
6. Babitr, 2l4 8 Str. S 2atntsr, 1873 pa. Mbe.
.. Serse, gennf Mbe. nabe Der IL. Str.
SdlatG * Rc9. $50 Z. Ctr.
Resler & Grautler. II & Str.
6erHanta SrtGI, 346 6 Sir.
@ertarbts 3ctsI, 383 Sennf. Moe.
Gas Gomtte
DaEler. DtttrtG slider: Wsetners.
ir-mp S6luter. Stpfftl. Walbefet.
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mem beiBen @efe6te 8rdn6piae erpbert babe
Serner iagen ie aus, Gen. See babe Oa8 @efe6t
bel 9at6erS 0lun ielbit seleitet, bpd ber Ser
lu@, feline SOlcaten 10 su beseiitern wie friiber,
lei gdnsli3 ieblasl4laaen.
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anrrn GaIntpre im Grrt aSarren.

9 It On, II. 6ebr. MuiOr !6urrs Gilmore
fam beute unter GscDrte ieines @efan9enUdr>
ters Maipr ODung bier an unO wurOe mad Sort
Barren geI6idt.
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.iilF UDntrnRtOrcn.
@ubfffens=cffce Der Q5er. @t.Slrmec.
gfO. 20 Sputbtr.

VNNG WI ~
&p. 20 Sputtftr.
8a%Ittlmpre, 9. Sttr. 1864.
BerftaeIte Mngttpte I'M Duplttat nertet auf btefer Office
bts DSnnerRaG, ben Is. asb. 1885, Wttttdss12 ubr, %eutseeens
Sensuamen. UNI has Der. ct. Subffenj-Departemen ;u
Baltimore, Wtb, iu be- feben NIT =
llnsepadtem Sintptbp 6eu unb Meli4torn in
Nebren,
abaultefern tGslt@ tn benz o. ct. gitbbefe nnbe Der Stats
8tetwaase In fclmtn Ouantttlten, ale ~Derlanet perhsn Anb
an bic Gbtere au folder Belt sa %Sertteiltn, ais Sn bteier
Office aus tefinamt ttrttn mag.
D0s 6eu 1T ~ riestn unb iu ~infpistrtn auf Der Rtsie.
runes 6euraase, Gdt BON GrGntltn uk 6ultrn Str0be, mr
Is auf &pReN fer NeSierune Au ipteeen TT.
Das Rprn ipirb I'm Utttbpfe rerneTen.
Der Gpntrdtt tritt am Is. Beb-. In Rraft uMb hauert Amet
W1pnate BON Ateert Gdet an.
Sablune mirh utpndtlid tn Currency serhaHt, tsenn TsntS
an 6anb Fne, fub teine cprbnnhen, fsbaIs ais foldbe ~etneeben.
Mnsebpte fnb auf terrnuIare 5u fAretben, trelhe DON htefer
Office ~ beDteben fnt.
Stbe ptrfOn pber itbe Strnd, mel&e Nnestpte ntadt mn
t~ttIelbea burd einen 2reuetb ~beelttten, wenn nttt etn ipl6e
tter reTRrirt ruree.
5. 8. Gilman,
(fttlO 1) @6ptt6n unh q, g. u. 6. VI. q
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McGeuotiOu Scs Sen. e;reqc.

Stem Yprt, -. Sebr. Sine Sepeide
BON 9, aus Der 9ldbe BON 6at6ers Gun mel
BET, baB Sen. @regg reiignirt bat.
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U0ntn0taal. Q. C.

@uertIIas. SIS lit beri6tet, bab
porgeitern Nbenb cine GueriIabanbe fi6 nabe
Sort 2pens Sei9te uno mebrere SdiiIe NIT uns
ieren 8Often pe6ielte. Giner berlelben puroe
9%etrpffen uno ppn ietnen &anteraben fortgez
bradt. ylan 9laubt, DAP ibnen cine nabelie@
aenbe 6arm gum @erlted biente.
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xeIsaraYb maeb eenpcr unS eolt safe Str.

st. Souls, II. 6ebr. Sen. Dodge telez
9rapbirt an Sen. 8ppe aus 2%eurenUOrtb, DAP
Der SeIeerapb spiider 9enper Gitp unO Salt
Safe Sitp baIo in Operation fem merbe.
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GrORe 9ubferiptiOm anf aesierutsss Ntnteiben.
-8btlabeIptiu, II. G6Ssbr. Sap GOpte
& 60. beriGten, bab Die SptaLrS ubicriptipn
auf Die 7.3O 9tnleibe rpdbrenO Der @pde 9
@siuipnen, 900 9ouieno 9pIlars betrug.
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Nn3etne.

Die 1lttsltebtr bts Wtt&antcs B6u ytreinS 9S. 2 anA BIER
nit etnseI6ben, f% sn |ttttDSd Abenb. ben Is. Stbruar,
anb SI~eetltr, etalptnArn. I'M, &nfttase hes Beretn5
(DPsCjl 8, O D 3. Gefr.
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Uer6nufen G0tl Uerniet6en.

8ianD Su pertanfen.
Gin nsa cut erk6lteueS So SetaS ytanp NIT gtIeaYlat-
ten Ii btats ja ~strfaHfen. gDss III gu ~erfrases In Der Sf'
fee hes arettr tfrfamDl
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@erein CUR 9esenieitisen unterltltung bel Der
nddften 3tebung.
Sbiser 8ersin halt ffine nd6ten Sisuneen am MtttpUa
nnS Samfas MbenS nm IN ltr i'm Pbern 2otale hes Serrn
8. 6. 9 ebren 8, gtp. 442 tie Str. Gie 8ettretune arm
rbtsen @etetn fann but Der gerfammIuns pter burG Mels
bun9 BET unter3etG tenn @euite e~rfplaen.
8. M II bItnebaMS 9ic. 80 Wfatfet SpAcf.
@uf6S 9arttg, @Ge tie unb 6 Str.
SDtn s. 9puns, @ermcat Ise. swif9en sR Il Y.
(febrSbI3l
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OergnGgunQen
Geutfcsaes Ihe0fer

SurnbaIlc, 9tr. 300 @et NrottItrase.
SUrfeaunGen fnben 1~Untaa, MittWps uni 5r,ttaa aatt.
He9iHemr. -. .. xSm 81. SsoG,
M6mGIfSireetor sr. ySOGs
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,krcnnnidhnfto QSnunrrcin.

Dt. NlttSli.str bs sbenesndnntsn Tsrtins bnbsn f6
Md Gen DttrHGs, ben IA. Ser Nbenbs 7 nbr, let Sru
{. S9Isier @ft BON @bsn u. Sal etteRr. gu Der famrteln
NEIL bic 1titsSu6tr o~asSetteilt wtrhen. &le, peIde nod
MnttetI ntbmen wVQtn fno tSat6n esnseideen, Uorjus
Ipredtn, ete aue De. srifsn perben.
SIN Muftrlg bes p~.6feenten
(ScARDtl %. g Idde, @etr.
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1n;frGnsbe

&M Wpntda, rem Is. Ssebr, talte i'd tn netnenn QptdI,
lN2A gts. 81 6anpvtrhry elm 3nnsfrsnj&en, ippju t6 nretne
greuute urb @efarnte ereebenf etnIabe
(GNlp) &buarb gDaIIts.
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Gintrttt 80 Gents a @erien.
anfans eer IbsGter. gpTheEup9 8 Rhr. Mnfan8 heS Bal
les IL utr.
.Snfeni Id mir ale WtGbe gesebeu babe, bieIe gprfeauns
~elan5tnb ausjufdtteu, bic Bar fslbf Iterncrnnen uub nit
ben befeH Getr1nftn trtten babe, 70 Iaee ts meme 5reanbe
uub @6nner gu Ntttr Stntfj -@prfeluns trsebenf Elm.
(SW11J IerdNbe n II.
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Onmpitcup Snuuer.

Snmpltcnp Snuuerclt gtc. 5.
Den Wiitsltsbsrn res Snmphtab 8auotrsinS SO. 3 blent
btetbur& SMr NGGrt6t, 6as lie ibr Ycriammlunsslrtdl BON
Jim 9auftIt, 80 DIT 9sm5artfr.. rad Ernrab S6parjbdupt
l y IbtnnrIsfr, SD xde Oen Yippmauar, .oerIest pakeu,
NO bic nd6fe pS&esIii6e &insablune tn &mpfans ger pmmsn
wirh. (SWts) 9D NJ. BGder, Setl.
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-ef0rmn WauDercim 300. 2.

-efOrm SauDeretn JfO. =.
Die Nlttsliehtr Dbts,n Gtr,tns merOeh b~rinsenO triH6t
f6 nddfen Wsntla, ben IL. Gtbrnar, I'm alien Qctal, GU
pbontd 5d1e, $50 G~dnalfr, ~ Der antthtln, b. HriNttiee ST.
Idafte weetn 9pfal- Ser6nberuns S~prliegen.
SIM 9tGmen tts 9rANbenten
(bpiamo) DduerItng, SER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

Dr. strckland's Pile Remedy has cured thousands of
the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles 1t gives
immediate relief and effects permanent cure. Try it
directly. 1t is warranted
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot, East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's ToNIc.-We can recommend those
suffering with Loss of Appetite Indigestion Dyspep
sia Nervousness and Nervous Debility to Strick-
lands Tonic. 1t is vegetable preparation, free from
alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole sys
tenn it creates good appetite, and is warranted to
cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland East Fourth ST., Cn
THE YOUNG MANS FRIENp.-Let every man be his
own Doctor. This is the name of Box of Medicines
prepared by an eminent Physician in Cincinnati it con-
tans preventative and for all private diseases
with directions how to treat each CASE therefore with
the Young Mans Friend in your possession, You have
the full directions and medicine for the treatment of
yourself and friends 1t for sale by Druggists every
where Ask for the Young Mans Friend
For sale in McGregor by BENTON BROS. & CO., H.
+. NEWELL, and WOOD BRO. AS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

TIE SrErNwAY PlANo.-This celebrated
instrument, like certain Ct the human
species, has struggled many years for the
mastery among its fellows, and has sue
cceded; not, as is often the case with hu
man aspirants, by specious eff,rts of those
particularly interested in its fame and fate,
or by any other adventious circumstances,
but by its own intrinsic merits and excel
ence, until, despite Of the most determined
opposition ever encountered by any human
enterprise of like magnitude. it has by
common consent, and the unbiased judg
ment Of the worlds most accomplished
musical artists, become emphatically the
Piano Of the age; and its fame appears not
confined to any one country of the globe,
but to all countries and sections Of country
wherein this description Of artistic and me-
chanical excellence is properly appreciated.
At numberless fairs and exhibitions both
in the new and the old world, has it been
placed in competition with the most cele-
brated Pianos from oil parts CT Christen
dom, and has never yet failed to bear off
the palm Of superiority. The writer Of
this article is free to acknowledge that his
preiudices have long been in another d:rec
ton; that locality, association and national
ity closed his eyes and ears to the merits Of
all Pianos save one, and that was not the
Steinway. Candor and justice, however,
Is well as a better appreciation of excel
lence, and that all potent agent, public
opinion, have at length opened both, and
shown that all that was necessary was
fair and impartial test to convince him that,
for oil those musical qualities and capabili
ties which give one instrument superiority
over another without undertaking to define
in detail those numerous artistic beauties,
the Steinway Piano stands pre.cminent. 1t
has had hard struggle and formidable
opponents, but it has triumphed over all
opposition, and annihlated all preju iices
but those either based upon competitive in
terest, or resulting from an indisposition to
examine, or want of judgment to apprc-
ciate, the comparative merits. of this re.
markable instrument.
This communication is written neither
with the knowledge nor at the instance or
suggestion Of any person interested in the
Steinway Piano, but partly as penance
for an undue prejudice long entertained,
and partly in the hope that others who
may have harbored the same prejudices
may be induced to remove them at once,
and be at peace with their consciences, by
trying, or at least examining and testing,
the superior merits of the Steinway Piano
over all others, in this or any other coun-
try.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

UNEQUAL TAxAnoN-The Auburn Id
certiser-the home organ of Secretary
Seward-has an article upon the deep pop.
ular discomfort occasioned by the unequal
burdens Of taxation. 1t admits that, so
large an amount Of capital is withdrawn
from taxation by investment in the Nation
al securities, that the burden falls very
heavily upon those who are not the owners
Of U. S. bonds, and adds:
"By artful management Of the owners a
very large amount Of property has, for sew.
eral years, escaped taxation. But before
the war, when taxes wero light, the ine-
quality resulting from this was not oppres-
sive. But now the case is materially
changed. Equality is much more impor-
tant, so much 80, indeed, that the idea has
been started in some quarters, that unless
the government bonds are taxed they will
be repudiated. We are far from limiting
at reputation ourselves; but we canno,
shut our eyes to the fact that there are de-
magogues in the country who will be likely
to mount the hobby, if they have any pre-
text for doing so. 1t will be found, we
think, that this grievance, if not sooner
remedied, will enter into the next elections
to Congress-"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

The ARABS PRooF.-A Frenchman who
had won high rank among men of science,
yet who denied the God who is the author
Of all science, was crossing the great Saba
n in company with an Arab guide. He
noticed with sheer that at certain times,
bis guide, whatever obstacles might arise,
put thtm oil aside, and knelling on the
burning sands, called on his God.
Day after day passed, and still the Arab
never failed, till at last one evening the phi
losopher, when he arose from his knees,
asked him, with contemptuous smile,
"Hcw do you know there is God ?'' The
guide fixed his burning eye on the scoffer
for a moment in wonder, and then said
solemnly. How do KNOW there is God !
How did know that man, and not cam.
el, passed by my hut last night in the
darkness Was it not by the print of his
foot in the sand? Even So" and he point
ed to the sun, whose last rays were flashing
over the lonely desert, shat foot print is
not that of a man."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

"BoEDocRAcY."-The Montpelier, VT,
Patriot SAYS there we're about three. bill
lions Of dollars worth OF slaves in the coun-
try, owned by less than half a million
people. This was called the slaveocracy
The capitalists of the country have made
war upon and demolished the slayeocracy
It has cost three billions to do it. The
Southern slaves are turned into Government
bonds, which are held by less than half a
million capitalists. Slaveocracy is thus
turned into Bondocracy. And the ques.
ton comes shall we accord the bond holder
privilege the STAKEHOLDER never asked AN
exemption from taxation? This is abolish
ing slavery in horn It sets Sambo loose,
but binds the chains of eternal ssrytude
upon the white laborer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

! not only like cheerfulness myself. but
l like to promote it; it is sign Of an in
necent mind, and heart in peace with
God and in charity with man. All nature
is cheerful, its countenance smiling the
vary garb in which it is clothed is gay !;
why then should man be an exception to
everything about him Sour sectarians,
who address our fears, rather then our
affections, may say what they please !;
mirth is not inconsistent with religion,
but rather an evidence that our religion is
right.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

The people of Port Washington, O., are
out en- nsasse after snake, 80 feet long,
and 8 inches in diameter, which milks their
cows and devours the rabbits and other
small animals Of the vicinity. The serpent
10 said to be an anaconda, which escaped
nom menagerie IN that county some ten
years ago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

"SucxERs Some of the ladies may be in.
terefted in Bricks" opinion of the present
style Of head gear. Here it is:
"Sea side hats are made by xhitewashing
old hoop skirts, standing them out to dry and
sitting down on them quick. An old suspender
over the top completes the novelty. When
ont Of date they make excellent parasols for
young ducks, or will do for baby's bathing
tubs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

FRoM the single county Of Bergen, New
Jersey, there were sent to the New York market
100000 baskets Of strawberries last season
At the average rate of five cents per basket,
the value of these would be $225,000. The
profit made is about so per cent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

STATE Fans will be held in September as
follows: Illinois. at Chicago, Sept. 4th to 18th
Michigan, at Adrian, Sept. 18th to 22d; Iowa,
q Burlington, Sept Goth to Goth; Wisconsin,
q Janesvylle. Sept. Goth to 3Oth; Indiana, at
Fort Wayne, Oct. I'd to 9th.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

From the Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favir recommend Patent
Medicines general through dstrust of their ingred
ents and effects yet know of sufficient why
man may not testify the benefits he believes HIM
self have received from any simple preparation in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of
Others do this more readily in regard to Hoofands
city, because was prejudced against them for many
years. under the impression that they chiefly
alcoholic MIXTURE am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker Esq., for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
use of three bottles of these Btters at the beginning of
the present year, followed by evident relief and
restoration to degree of bodily and mental vgor which
SPARED of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the of them
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

Billiards we're invented BY Henrique Devigne.
= French artist, in the reign Of Charles TX,
abo1t The year 1871, and at once came to be q
,Aost 6shionsble and captivating game.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

New. York city crowds its population of
over ! ,000, 900 into 81. 900 houses Phila-
delphia, with population Of less than
zoo. 900, has nearly loo, 900 houses.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

a little boy died recently 10 New Orleans
AeD ~ s1se4 OF drinking water in which the
kagAsb Of peach stones had been mashed up
and put
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30
U1Zz2Zz2Z1

All the Medical men and the Press recommend DIR.
Strckland's AnCholera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhoea and Dysentery 1t is combina
ton of Astringents Absorbents Stimulants and Car
minatves, and is warranted to effect after all
other means have failed
For sale by Druggists General Depot No. 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30

The belle of New Port this season is
young lady with the solid attraction OF
1286,OoO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30
Read sUh0 Says So f.

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Pemb0rton, N. j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hollands German Bit
tiers favorably for number of years. have used them
in my family, and have been pleased with their
effects that induced to recommend them to many
others, and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclaimng this fact and calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, to these Bitters knowing from expert
ence that my recommendation will be sustained / do
this more eheerfuy Hooand's Bitters is intended to
benefit the afflicted, and is "not rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI &. BECK.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-30
DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

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Thanking the public for past patronage solicit your
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