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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27

SUNDAY HACK DRIyING.-}eorge f. Ward
and Robert Kemp, hackmen, were arrested be-
tween 1 and O'Clock Sunday morning for run
ming their hacks on Sunday, contrary to law
Justice Walter, at 8 o'clock, fined Kemp -
and Ward SIS, which they paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27
DRor0sALs FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES
AT The NAVY YARD is THIS CIIYf;l

PAyNAsTER's OFFICE. u. s. NJ
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Nov "a 1875
Separate Prop sails will be received ~ this oft,s
until the LIST prox., at 10 clock for the fell
lowing articles, 20 be delivered at the Navy Yard
IN this city viz Ten dorm Ioi IL inch half round
Bastard Files; six hundred and forty (e4l WHITE
Pine lists. by inch, Is feet long. No. 3; four
pieces Cast steel. 20 inches long, n inches wide,
ard "a inches thick, for the 100 inch cylinders
The above articles to be delivered free 90 cast 10
the Goverpms Mt for freight ar transportation and
a the ltsk and expense Of the party furnishing
u. q. JACKSON
no zo-3 PHymaster, q 4 u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27
SECOND edition,
4 O'CLOCK p. m.


WASHINGTON, November 81, 1856.
Jay Cooke Il Go. furnish the following quo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27

THE BOARD OF TRADE RooMs-For the con.
yeLience of members and strangers. the ne w
rooms of the Board of Trade, located on the
corner Of Sixth street and Pen ms vi vania avenue
will be opened this morning at nine O'Clock
and kept open daily from nine a. m. to ten p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27
NEW DRESS AMP CLOAK MAKING IsTAR.

Branch Of Madame Dean, Of New York CITY. ,o~
open at Madame =. Bordes Wrench MIN nery. No
sa6 Pennsylvahia avenue, between eth snd m 81
over Mr.. james Y Davis Hat Store.
Latest style Of ttsrns always on hanl. and
se ssssS' Sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27

ORDERS LEFT AT GROWERS THEATER
Billiard Room for Tables, Cues, Balls, Cloths,
Leathers, etc, ETC., promptly attended to.
JOSIAH SIMPSON,
no q st. [Cbrl Agent for Phelan & ColIeuder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27

Ok REWARD trsyed or stolen from nv
lC stable yard on Tuesday night, three DRY
COWS, one black; o,e sPeckled and one pale red
with white face and white legs well as recolected
The above reward will be paid for che recovery OF
the cows. W. Z. HAZEL,
no % Ct 16S Beall street, Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-27

~ CLARIFIED CIDER
Received this day. per steamer Mayhower, from
New Iork too hundred barrels CEA RIfIED CT
bEh, which ofer Tor sale in quantities 20 suit
purchasers, at New York rrice.
RILEY A. sHINN,
no rS-lm Ceo-Vefoxp ~ q
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ct MarYs, Yb Mlp1er 5.
guar Grove, q Hr62.
..9rIetp, 81 Strait 1. S @itstprf 3.
rnion.iae Centre, q Starr 4, q N Ri6Olp 5.
llnis, 80 0rtiner 2.
Upper @antusfY. 81 Grurtae, . Tpnnrsbdp Isper l.
5 pftHer, 8 Sung, W Wcier iceer Z.
germiaicn, U Claus 2.
geriaass, s paulus 2.
Nalbpnbing, 6 @armann 2.
Wapufpmta, M Marfel2 2.
Uauiecn, $ SintStftr 1.
9Eenfelb, y Saud 2.
Wef Sntsssntenee, & Mptsr 2.
gHeh Dtl Grove, Gb &iier, s GiSeItersu jsetr /.
gIeN Wutpn, > GQerS 2.
gEiats 5taipns, 8 StSd!in a.
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@cpteFIp, . geubart @ 8 9 Gh%r1araann s 3anssr
iebsr 5.
gBcubsias, s Gsbntaun2 2.
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sua:rartiss staaten.
So. Ottawa, O Naitinser 3.
Srb. Bourbon, g gHid, s Neitert ieter2 2.
8ropfpile, s Nipbf2
Suntinetpn, s Bauer 8.
Snpianappla, 3 gsdsr 1, s 8oferina 2.
Qoaanerp,t, s Raufnaun 1, . Rraut 2.
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scn aeeurb. q amtb |. . @Ss . s9misr issr 2.
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yatten, s Ghelfen 4.
Mip Sbres Sirsrs, S Vuttert 5.
Winr. gsrpnneSiue, $ 9amtert G.
Wp. Gaficn, g Stlurp 3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16

Sn elmer 8cblsnsruts ut Srur in Ssnns3en
fanb am 4. San. cine Gntlaouns tDlsr SSsttsr itatt ;
BON 113 Nrteitern fe9rtsn mad Der @ataitrcp9e TO-
fort nur Sc III Sage; II 9sihsn rnrssn lcslsih
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an MeniAenlsbsn lei cieier @atafrrrbe wire auf 81
an3e8eben, fat aIe rerbeiratbete 9eute. Sn 8elsisn
NTH fit bic @itt,rsn unt muifen stianrnsft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16

= mislss, s ~s@retssars 8 sssH' a esHns' g @'fsr' s Rsa s. Bad is'
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g1af's SIs' 5 si sssrs ! : L Mei ms 1.
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g. g.: & SsSHs Is s sf"sas { . saa's'' ~ Ss'""Ss' ''"'
stcne srset S autleer /, s satn 2 so 81 stasr' 8 sssH isssr
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sasar SS5tSss 81 Ter 5 d ffaSassnmsstr u NsataHsr 3 gfst.
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aassss 8 gddtnssr y sssnfsn, 9 esHs isSsr i 9 esarH' u e''a'
I Isss'ss' ) 3 SUM- S;' u ssa 4 ss' $ aas.sursss IT,. 3 sasns.,.. $ 6
5ustaramas, 6 Strter. srammas isssr 2 q sraiesr s..
ltntrnrtue 9enre, s 2terma 2.
hyper eaueusts g Gun. 8 stwit 8 0Stt rich, s Buffer, s s6ast,
s Msfmer, s 8ipfer, S gaunsartner Gt Studs, " Braun. $ gett.
friep. - Calder. 5 5riscrit, y Sinau. s SurtsEt jsesr Z. 8 9t'tl4 j.
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@ernilipn, $ Rcd 1 VI Wasner 2.
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@iaipn SIatirn, s GlemtG 9.
9Dalsr, 9 @ablsr, $ IisYer. s glessr ieSsr 2.
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29aserlp. q Setter, P Sumter iceer g. u Gs9rins3 3.
Wenspilte, ~ Meus 2.
gsferrille s ~qansteinrit 2.
gost 9altimpre, & Seetpbm I, 9 siiessrt6.
g3ff Sfferfcr. R 8Itner 2.
sBsf Snetptneence. ID SCHWARTZ 3 9atple ifter2
9Nef Yibertp. 9P 3iesler /.
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gBsf gpiltun, 8 q gpsaser 2.
99ff Winfer. % ydrsS ..
gHtitefurt, q Sernann 10.
gDtue Spufe & Watter 1, 6 Scnteer, : Jiscus icter 2 6 Berger 3
6 Billing 4 g gBsdsrls s..
g6tats Citation. s Sieins :.
8 Ring, Il &eiesntdd. eb 9 @eiler, $ aufssrbeoe iecer I. 8 Strabn
s SptNetter, s gDster. q @oIsr 9 QDeieaar, " Getdsrt, s '3trnn8,
9sMter, ) Gsnsrassl isrsr q Srfmaan 4.
QSttteus 9 9lap 2.
g9cpcrine. s. 5crf, 6 Sudermann ietsr 2.
gencw BUR, & Gtertaf5
3mespille, S eana, . g8inter ieter I. @ @(aisr z. 5 6 9auraanr
s Sahnsr isrer 4, Gb &rlreurett 7.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16
Tranfliu Seriidernngs= geieQidaft.
Capital Stod 100000.
Office: Nro. 6 SobniOn'S Sebdube

9srlihern ,SGuier, @aaren, 6ausratb II. |. IN. uns
ter tiQi5en 8snin9rnsen Ssssn Tsnsr.
0ie
capital Sitp Sniurance Som amp
BON Columbus,
Capital s150,0004 NftiensS uhaber btrantuort=
lil fir bic ooppcIte snnme.
Sfiss in ambrs' @ebiute sern Staats= 4Sauie s~eseniter.
2Sm. Samtiun, @cfretar,
y. Nmbus, 9rateent.
Streftrren:
6enrp Miller, SIM. 9enniipn, &. 81. Garssnter,
SSObn s. 9artlit Snp. WiHer (9anfer) Geter gmbos,
geV. 6. 9enbam, q. g. Stpne, s. 6. @bittensen.
MfttensSnbater:
S.u. 50 g .9rppfs, Saeoc @eisY, &. Sinbemann,
6. 50 CARPENTER, Nam. 9lpnu, Wnn. WanypennY,
81. Waripn, Samuel 9artlit, 9. %. II. SO. gGet=
6. MeeberD, 8.0.9 Brown ppnSau9rpmn II. 60. (pater
gepr9e WcOpnalt, ST. 9omitpd. Sanes q. gSilipn,
6enrY Shreiner, Geter Campbell, Spbn Gnppf,
Sbpmlas sparrpw, SUi. 6utdeiun, 9apio Saplur,
Spbn g. Sail, SO. 6. She ane 20 anbere.
Columbus, Iu9uit 6. '64. 6mt bu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16

- @beslins 1T 6duf5 Der Shanrlas r%rn1antis
iAer @ssnen. Yaare hMrAsetrannter sisfsslsnts
cm,nen eft bort an. nm ii@ 81 Dem sefaQissn Srisz
nsnsrihter nah @sits Msranber 81 ts9sfen. SiirSs
liA lansts Elm Yaar aus Mai6instcn, S6ip, naz
ieltf an. Scr @atsr hss Trauenjimmers mar ater
eber III Meranecr angclanst unb psrtrt bic Geres
monte. 9ie G9s1anDss 8sbirftisen mu6tsn alic
psiter uno tserten AUDI nah etliAen Sassn ais Gin
2sit mne cine Seele misnsr nah S89eelinS ;urild.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16
8 81 atbbams frsnnt.

t6err Barsermsifsr, nm @rttss @iaen, bic
Sprise rams, 9 &atbtaus brsnnt!
Sbr 6iu,msliafranent! SiAt's niht 'sn,a, eab
g &atbtaus trsunt? Wcut i9r all nc b Srrise
ruintr'n?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16
9elQDare WurSelreben

Cine arpse gn,abl 9elaware 9Surselr.bsnf ne iest, tte a'i@
nddfes Srabiabr, su ~fOl9enesn Grsien bel mir Sa paeen:
So. 1, 40 @ents fur sinsslne, S35 per 100, 1900 per 1000.
SO. 2, 80 SIo , Ivy 80 > iooo
SO. 8, Is s1a y loo' u " ioo'
9iese g1etcn fne feline III @lasbduiern rsrsdrtslts. ionsern
in meinem eiaenen gDinsert ron able8ern 9e3ogene THansea.
SO. / bat Burseln uCn ts 3ol bis su 2 6us san8e.
Aerefe:
2cuis Sarms,
gut=in= 9ap Salanb. Sttawa Co.. ..
Nsr. 10. "a. zm1 sW ID
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Cine Natioual= Mili5. @ilicn ron Maiaz

Cine Natioual= Milij. @ilicn ron Maias
hu1etts BAT int Senate cine 8ia fit bic Ginrsi9unS
elmer Naticnal MsliliS sinsetraht. Mit NuSnoems
Der 4raz, stsuerz rnn Ginger anbsrer 9san'tsn,
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Zen, ioasn ATE hisnifabissn Mannsr imiihen 20
unb As Sabren bisler Natirnat Wtilis einrsrlcttt
srsrbsn. Scr Erairsnt fam nisie MiliS 81 ieser
3sit teraus %tecrnern, bod et9altsn bic 2sute in lclz
den TdQen ress1mabise SStnans. Snddsr iino
%rienifrsi une @asatuneen, Seirten inb @erersher
rernen uiAt anissnrm,,ne". Smmer stnen Sbr'tt
weiter, I'm bic Gcuperanitat Der e%inSelnsn Staatsn
AT rsrmihtsn uno cine v~tarfe" S%sntral<N ssisrans
~ srinnsn unb j., tefsiiisen. Gis @ssisrans al
les cas- &plf nidts mebr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-16

Sept, mp atsraa Ssl s%eiunnsn riro, iriro man
bod bcTentlia nihts rasessn tatsn, ZAP iA Sslss
sentlib ginen auf bic Sa,nre 9isbs!
GAnmrpe {, Shlrienller.
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s. II n d E q ,

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Columbus 8 .~N1attsSas. s Gpcinert, s aani 9 Sasaert ieefr 81 :
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s Shiitt 2 SO. g Gbeuann 4 80 $ S6t ) 40.
MbtersiGe. q Sheeisaas T. j Gpete :.
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Er. 81. u. @ilpn's
vile 70,
Sur Stdrfung unD Nbfubrung,
fprte
nnnn4t 11nnn~Ann1tAE,if aa,,N 6nnE>.anh

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alls etn gtdrfuussmittel,
an unt samadheit aus risiem Organ eatfernen unS rasura ssm sanseu
Spnem araft unb Qeben serleiben.
Mls Elm Mbfubrun9SmttteI,
tsttnauHen fs msbr tie trsibenren unS reniser bic atfrnssrnesn 8rafts
SeRen Observation-Disclosures
uas Bic earauf fcleenesn u~nSdtisen Standardization. un elmer leih'
ten rnpsreaulibteit unn blafsn Ianssn bio sur duserhsn ab'ebruns une
stfdsriiafen Norm, tsnnen sisfs Siasn ais Elm aasrss S.iimi.t.i nit
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appf,neb aaer Mrten,
p. frartes appfret. ncrp5fe arpffdmerssn. rtsunatiide 8rsfidmer.
zen, 8opffdmsrsen ppn Ter gals bsrribrsns, bstiutenSe aupffamsr,sn,
6rpniiae 8pyfi6merSsn, tcpfsnee 8cpfi&merien - rsrsen hurd ben
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en- 70 fer ausstfest fnh.
Standardization erfarrte 2ebsr.
sstrau6t bic gtutn In asmstfslntsn purtion.n sins cute 5ettlans. 0t..
bis cas- Organ wisosr In 1sdtisfsit periest 1T. 81 If am teren. Fer
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unt Elm S6d&ht6en serisltea fplts immer tn iscsm Saafe fein. Gs II
gut usnn man sns tsrfsltsn vrr uno mad iecer 9abitit siaaimnts.
Sur 2iterafen, Stnceuten,
Tornado 8rauen stnmsr. urS aae gerfonsn, msI6s cine asente gsttnfar
fsrssrn.' lie gsreauunss ,Srsane adrten unp telsbsn, uS ii. natirlia
laRieitdt uns 8raft ses sanssn epfems ui.b.r tsrasasn.
@is fSnnen III allen Soften ssncn,n,en rernsn
nit sultrmrensr eidertsit, rbue gsrdnSeruns Der 9tdt. uni Ia sisfelte
feinen ,nanaenebmen @eihmaf hahen,
70 tSnren fe aud ttn 8inrern leidt aeseten wereen.
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Sfi alien Drussifen ub Meeicias 5dnolern dbtrall iu batsa.
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s.. g. Tabnefpf's
W II r ut 6 Dt1fect

rirb aus rem aetisen gruntfpf feines %berntn,ten @erntfuse prdpari,
50 1T tn fdrne urn idmadbufs Gcrm sebradt. nm tas Ginnetmen Der
teutaen ;u erleihterr, rtlte has Vermtfuge ntht rptl netmen fbrneu
Die ainssr sTen es ssrne. 60 i fstr ni.tiam in Der gertisuns .
grdparirt unS ssrfauft BON .. { 8atnefpd unb Co., alletntse Ct
eentbImer. rs unb 7e g0cce us 81 Vierte Straee. gtttsturs, "a.
gei Drussifen ue Werietn. Sdnslern uberali su baben.
Stunt IS. 1864. 1iahr n d hw
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WQttbau1zWn5etge

Menen auspdrhNen 8reuneea fepie benz reheneea publ
uu, made i'd hermit bic egebsne Mnsti9t baB Ib mem an
@aRbaus einasrittet babe unr babr in, Stanse bin, Heiien-
be ~ ieper 2sa auS's BeRe ~ ~kemitben. &eiiense msrsen
puriireA:te SOP, !3inmer, getten unb aufrnerfia nt se senun8
bel mir faben unp atrhe 10 '1ansr bfraup ,sta, raf mil g.
lbenfte 3utrauen gu erbalten.
81. g. Ha n,ein Saus an Sc9arabe Iesk 100 bic Stra-
sensGiitnbabu pprbeifabrt, 70 fam bas pubifam fur 5 8ts.
pom SRal Hpab Depot bis an raeta 9aus 8elan9en.
Ystsr @orstlius,
Nc. 269 Glib Sp@Rrobt, nabe btr Wshbpten OfRea
Golumbus, Ohio.
NGr, II "a 1fmb@
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

Carsu1as1eA - Aix.
Winds are put in horizontal motion
Their Influence Is most beneficial. We're
there no winds, the vapors that rise from
the sea would be returned back from the
clouds, in showers, to the very same places
in the - whence they. came. On an
earth where no winds blow, We should
neither have green pastures, still waters
nor running brooks. Air Is more liable
60 pollution and corruption than water
stagnation is ruinous to it. Ceaseless mo-
ton has been given TO il; perpetual circu-
astien and intermingling Of its ingredients
are required of II. The necessity Of ven
tilation in our buildings, the wholesome in.
fiuence Of fresh air, are universally &C
knowledged. Tbs cry in the cities for
fresh air from the mountains or the sea,
reminds US continually Of the life.giving
virtues Of cireuia don. 1t has beeu we'll
said that the girding encircling air makes
The whole world akin. It is the laboratory
for the whole animal and vegetable king.
doms. The carbonic acid with which our
brsathinx Oils the air to-day. Tomorrow
seeks It's way round the world. The date.
trees that grow round the falls Of the Nile
will drink it in by their leaves; the cedars
of Lebanon will take Of 1t to add to their
STATURE The oxygen We are breathing
now w1s distilled for Us, some short time
ago, BY the magnolias Of the Susquehanna,
and the great trees that skirt the Amazon.
By the winds, superAuous water is carried
of and removed to other lands, where its
agency is required; or it is treasured up IS
tie material Of clouds, In the crystal vault
Of the armament, the source, when the
fitting season arrives, Of the showers which
provide for the wants Of the yeAr.-Dick
SasaI the Year Round. '
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DMDOncO'S Golden Pills /!
FOR FEMALHs.

Intal2iIle in correcting. regulating md remouing
all obstructions, frrm ,chateuer cause, aud
alacays succ'ssful as a preventative.
The combination of ingredients in DR.. Duponco's
Golden Pills. perfectly harmless They have been
used the private practice Of old DR. Duponco for
thirty years and thousands of ladies can testify to their
great and failing success in almost every case in
correcting irregularities relieving painful and distress
ing menstrautions particularly at the change Of life.
From to 10 pills will cure that common yet dreadful
complaint, the Whites Nearly every female in the
land suffers from This complaint. The above pill has
permanently cured thousands and will cure you If you
use them. They cannot harm you, the contrary,
they remove all distinctions restore nature to Its prop
whose health will not permit an increase OF faly VIII
find these Pills a successful preventative.
Pregnant females or those supposng themselves 30,
are cautioned against using these pills while in that
condition, lest they invite miscarriage after which
admontion the proprietor assumes no responsibility
although the mildness OF the pills Will do no injury to
health.
n B-The ingredients composing the genuine pill
are made known every agent, and they will tell You
the pills free from anything injurious and yet will
do all claimed for them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
BENTON BROTHERS & CO, and
WOOD & BROTHER McGregor,
General Agents for Clayton county, Iowa.
Ladies', by sending the above Agents One Dollar
through the McGregor Post Office can have the pills
sent (condentiay by mail to any part ofthe country
n. B-Look out for counterfets Buy no Goldon
Pills of any kind, unless every box is signed 5 d.
Howe All others base imposition and unsafe;
therefore you value your life and health Ito say
nothing of being humbugged ont OF your money! buy
only of those who show the signature of s. D. Howe
ON every box which have recently been added on ac-
count of the pills being counterieted.
Sold also by Allen Hosford, Dubuque, Iowa; s.
Crawford 4 Co, Galena, H. Emmert Burrell, Free
port ILL., Lord & Smith, Chicago; and by one Druggist
in every village and city in the U. s.
4O1 s. HOWE Sole Proprietor, New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

NEwsPAPERs.-The New York papers
are still further adjusting themselves to
war times and the high cost of paper. The
New York Evening Post has reduced its
pages four columns: the Herald has raised
the price OF advertising to forty cents a
line each insertion, think of that, ye adver.
tisers! The Albion weekly, charges
twelve cents copy the Leader, weekly
ten cents the Sunday Times seven cents,
and the pictorial weeklies have gone up to
fifteen cents. A further advance in the
price of the dailies 10 also threatened.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

TIME Postville Land Company now prepared to
sell and give perfect titles to lots in the Town Of
Postville.
SUPERIOR DEMENT'S
will be offered to business at this point Postville
is on the line of the McGregor Western Railway, IS
miles from McGregor, in the centre of the finest grain
region of Iowa. A grain elevator Of the firstclass,
erected by John Lawler, is nearly completed and the
cars will make regular trips to Postville after July
18th.
Merchants and business in McGregor who con-
template locating branch establishments, will find this
point not surpassed by any west Of McGregor
JOHN T. SLOVENIAN,
Agent for PostyiIle Land Company
McGregor. June Goth, 1861 Sol
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

THESE Bitters are prepared, in pure Bourbon Whis-
i Ky, from n combination of over twenty different
kinds Of roots barks and herbs which act in perfect
with the other prepared from the original
formula given by the great chief Red Jacket, to DR.
Chaplin who used them successfully in his practice for
many years. aud by their gained so great popular.
ity In the treatment and cure of Dyspepsia Liver Com
PLANT Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headache Fever
and Aguc and all diseases arising from torpid liver and
indigestion. Persons suffering from either OF these
loathsome diseases will lind cure by the use OF
these Rter which perfectly pure and free from all
those drugs and posoDs usually put In such prepa-
rations and palmed off on unsuspecting public. A
single trial will convince the most skeptical that in the
RED JACKET there is virtue which no other Bittsra
possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unesualed for general debility.
They are y sure cure for Dyspepsia. $50.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventative of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache. r s
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
Aged persons ard delicate females will End they
large doctcs bills by the use of these htters
Beware of counterfes. Red Jacket Bitters are only
sold bottles with bownon the side, and
private government stamp across the cork.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

h1eeA - vGy many persons who think that
AhoAaGt desft win b made secret one; that
1udn4bed nan viii know that no il victim
until ~ feels tho officers hand upon his shout.
1ef; and then 10 tims nor opportunity will be
givsa drafted men 70 leave the country. A
secret draft would be more In keeping with the
acts Of this administration than public one.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

A GEKrLExAN writing from Paris, says
he has Witnessed an exhibition Of system
Of teaching the deaf and dumb to speak.
A little girl, the earliest who had received
tuition, was able to speak few sentences
in French. The pupils are taught by
means Of the hand alphabet to form their
mouth and place their tongue in . certain
position. and when once they get the right
sound, by encouragement they retain it for
future use. s..aeEa a-sw. n.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-08

Ara recent festive meeting, married
man who ought to have known better, pro-
posed-"The ladies-the beings who d.
vide our sorrows, double our joys, and tire.
our expenses" Upon which lady pro
posed. "The conference.-the sensitive
individuals who divide our time, double
our cares, and treble our troubles" The
married man didn't stop to hear any more