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a GARDENER WANTED - FOR PLAIN
= VEGETABLES iot family use, and " taie Gaze oi
bortcs, maze hlmtef gcleraIly urcful, one thst II
sbhp@ 70 work Aupv q. West street, from q ~
o. q. Z. III CkAAN &c
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ATTACHMENTS.
1ARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

BAR NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM
AFTERNOON AT 3. EVENING AT ~ v
The romantic apd thrilling drpfln, - .-.
Az GINA Or The GlfSf'S NfN,hAN1{EStos
Great Danclng bitAtio ...... luNl i'fNiA-"r
MORNING AT II. -Pt NCH and JUDY.
Clos Dance, Fancy DAiSs~, hougr.
30 LIFk SIZE MOVING WAX flNl RIA
War hgure frurn lie of the Kob'i Npy,
ROBERT G. kkNNEDN. -....
PETRoLEu MANIA. PElkOLEt MANIA.
A working model Of = pumring veil
rruf utTCilINGs, LIGHTNING IAltl l.AInN
MOODHOFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS hLOWEkt
TWO glass STEAM ENGINES In notion .
ta Woman, Gtante-s, Circarsiaa uI, llssrN
Living OttNrN ;tand Aquaria- mthon cur1ottn.H.
Admision " crnr. Children under ten 10 eonw ~
GRAND NATIONAL rot LtRl, fEfns Asu
RAHllr SHOW, hlrn s4th. eiDo fkhslIMH
Send ,ot circulars.
CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
y Five fotut " ,us. vi lniustry, at the Aoadeny
ot Nusic tins evening, Auri 18Th. The cbildrrn OF
the House " Industry snpr the retlon OF PROBES
epr NAHh vii give concert and exhibition ~ above
Many national air. ~il he performed nv the chill
dren, aided by Holmsmuller, Rand. D,ors open At
Concert preci-oly al to oCluyt. AdniiSsiou 20
cents. Tickets can lie Ind At Shelduns, ArTa,tOns,
Csrtor's and ltandolpbs BOOKSTORES iT
THE HIFIOTIIEATRON - HAVE YOU
l. BEEN To THR CiRCtSf
18th street, Opposite the Aoaferny Of Muuhr,
~ NOT, Col
Matinecv every " eineslay ard Saturday. S39
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A CHEAP RENT
lo' sud two small houses know ~ No 9S3 North
2ud at bruoklJ n, r.. H., AOut ~ test east Of MON
ave, Title ind TrtAhle Prize cash ~, 40 or ~ asa,
hall cash, hslAurc can remain mortgage for
Apply 10 JAMES WOODS, 292 Pearl 81 " " or
al GliFS A GREEN. 1913 Grand a. corner Of 18th st
nrOohlNn. v. u. lot 2hHlan. M1
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FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE-
sire any seDlCe except house svtk. which eau ue
Performed by women are invited TO send notice Of
teir wants 10 the lf.'e OF the No-kug NuiItu's
f.u'octive nou. No. ~ Chamber, Of, anil t.u. len
~ lhige uuui Of worthy and industrious women.
n uf OF whom soldiers relatives. Who need C-l-
toN mont 20 SUPPORT themselves and dppcudeut FAINT
h's IheI1 are many occasional stTVke- ia almost
every family such the II. King f.Irirs Of car
I+tt and chiltfens clothes which would he iAAnka-
iug scccp'' l. though they give employment for tut
stlnric hour. AZ
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SlOKE TO LET-25l AND 2jl. DIVISION
~ n. kint 4 Il per month. Possession given on tho
Let OF May. Inquire Of "A. sCHWAB 2Gi hast Broad
way, \. 2 ~
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

"A Tor heavy WUrk. ll! sale Cucap. lIice ~.
Reasons for f,lns, no work. Can at ilI lat ave-,
COZ, tith e. iu Grocery store. -
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STEAM FOWkk, STORES AND LOFTS,
- on Canal at, near Broadway Position contrnl.
rooms Light POWER steady, ~ ~ h0rs" kat,s lea-
sonabe. +. j. INsLEk, Enginecr's once, M Wal
kerrt A3a
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NOR SALE VERY LOW, WITH OR Without
L furniture tho splendid resieucr No GG Coluiu-
tia - Broosbn licirhr, overlooking the Bay OF Now
York, and cuuinauuIug a magnificent view In evSry
direction. BROWN Stone front aud uoipui improve
menu. Lot ~ by lJs extending tom Columbia 10
.o!id stone srhod ffc-piD0f building. Apply u
or 10 \. l., BEACH, care OF n M & CO., u Park
Row, y. Y. IlH
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WANTED.
~ BooKBINnERS ANp FoLpERs-oNE

| ~ DUN blNllfhN AND tOLIfshS-VNh
cloth 'orusrtof. Az o.f,rs aso tuo to,,, one Z"
u. ,iT.nA o., te 9h. 70 'ss'i ~ '..milp. nv
| ALEXANDER 81, Sd .ui s. ,,ntre Il. ~
TASSEL-MAkEEs wANTED-lo SMART
so5 '9.i'' BnFaR;'S;f'FrSS RiHR6s ~ Caad.,
T'O BOOkUlNDERS-wA WANTED A GOOD
| u Iob iorwafdcr and covcrr-. Aoa Roy about n
g d p..n hand. - 4, I. wXLKrR sGS's, il
| FULTON street. $50
RIO ARTIFICIAL. FLOWER MAKERS
| Il Wsutcd, 20 good hand, - .ork on email and ne
NEWELL. ssffHs CO. VS. Brasdvsy 81
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER WANT
L e., .tesig Sors to good band Address TN
| MAN, Ror 900 Sun Office for itss. 20
RIO HARNESS -WANTLD A
L good hand ard GOOD suteher' u GRIT -!
| 81 ave. l6o
\IJANTED-A MAN To MAKE LADIES
| w ahoes ~ w. Il. MFERlTTs, ~ 1hird ave.ioi
! \\IANTED-A Boz, ABOj l 10 YEARS
w old. to learn the ily,f.uith lq.inc;. met
! Nus, -O3 and 80 Ceutio
| \\TASTED-AN OPERATOR On GKONER
| w and BAkcr. or Fnk.o q l,ou'' .csiuf mach
ines Aso drcssmalcr q. apprentice, At ~ aur.
| on. n, near Houston. !r
| WOOD TURNER'S WANTED Immediately
| w ~ ~ Wycsoh T. rrcokl n. u
WANTED 4 WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and IRON orc h. l1dcr ,apis hci lu-ines'-
fhu VII f'hlilN'ul''ls rhu v .iflI l ~. p
| uhber sore, 2h Brol.ut.' l0-
WANTED SECOND HAND OK BREAD
w and cakes 5t2 EIshth a,' ~
WANTED OR 2TAUOES To no G,.cT-
w Ay ,;2,... Cal Tor Idsy' At Fact Washington
WANTED STOUT BOYS, u TO II
w years Of ase a,o man. AMY Il, scher-
uerhorn II, in the rear, B,ookl,n, VIZ II
WANTED A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w ho4tcvort. An, team or coor,d. Must come
AMI II AN u
| N\TANTEp-A III ACKSNTTH'S HELLER
" lagniTc - Ne, ne hcPo the ha''scrhoctcr Ice
WANTEn-MEN AND BOYS WANTED
w tosel the patriot, fcrisn p.u or hNisc, can be-
sold in large 4uAntutt at uccUuts II utrhf 20 ptr
cent. guaranteed. Call 1t Alien 20. NJ. +. Ryan.
NNANTLu-GOOD CLuAk aND SHIFT
machine fn,aS A. GREENBfRG fkfPbS ,~'s. 7iWar.
on m>h'nc. ~
NITANTFp-AN OPERATOR WORTH $40
| w per week TO make hro shirt on " & W. ma
chine, none lu' after earning need call, ~ Broad
| vAv. 80
\LIANTFD-A FtW GOOu BAISTERS uN
w flannel cqs'e liberal wager to 'uch. Tomptin'
| nv. cor. ftrA' brooklyn. oil
l\NANTED-GlRIS To TRIM CLOTH
w hl', /. siNsnElMEI- 60 HroodwaJ. NJ
WASTED-} GIRLS TO WORK ON
w f'r' snf geniie. ~ S'il aye, ucaT an 81.
| HHtl- ~ 49, " " ~ ' ~
\NANTrD-A BOY II OR Il YEARS OF
w $50 who unaer,ta"d' % attend TrNrr md
/ 40 |,, II.r,.n. "a '' o." i'''' 80 W
- 800 -
NANTEIl-2 YOUNG MEN To WORK
w alta l.glt buriuesr Applv 1913 Eirhth aNc. nm
'.,i'' %
| AHANItb N \ SIOkI--A STRONG, AC-
w tive honest l-or of., 90 ,tnr l'u lr rttrut.
| ma nrrly to ASDEtH LIZZIE a BKuIIIfI 20
"''h"l'h r. . %
| WANTED 4 WEELLWkltliT TO WORK
| w on hoist heels a yuung man. 80 taulcp- IT,
| NLEN THOMPSON ~
-,~rut gu,t ,,,,,, y,v,.,.,,.,,,
w work in tiern,nu ier,iir. .,th'nt any a. n.
| d'en, At rs FAsl BfortrN.. d,
w, N-,rrH f,I ,tt.t, ,B ,tttt.rI,
| w W. - - ''ivhTb 'h NHiir
plr per "ort6 ' t.o nount, snd ,r.zc in n'y
ApPy ntd Wal IT, r'ar oilc,. ~
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rRANBERRY AND FRUIT CULTURE,

~ Favorable ChAncns at Icach's Mills, \. J.-FIm~
ms lnnds, AZ. &c | will give alternate DIV cllins
house lots snd small tracts " land, and the at.-
factory erection ~ d~Clllnrr, Other improvements
u the land. By putting II under cultivation &C. Z
si give favorable chances IN purchn@ alternate lots
small tracts Actual s"tl."rr wanted. Ciruulhrr snt
on rtccpt Of IursF". AIplJ hy letter IN H. ". Reach.
Tome River, oe-n 90, NJ. tOmnun ication With
Sew YORK by Railroad, SteunboaL &c, twice pUH
dhy, pr ncHsnte and KantAn BAY itailroad, foot
ut Murray ~ \. Il. Distance On mios- tNre each
"a, $40. 4lb
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WANTED.

cuTe answer AS
A PARTNER WANTEn-IS A PROFIT
L able staple mAnuiAtur.A. business. Tie 81 tic,e
b. IN universal demand R1re chance. Small capital
te.itiIed. Call at City Hal Place for dAys c.
WILLIAMS. rs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

THR Sous OF New ENGLAND PuRrrANs-A
good joke b told Of Judge in New Hampshire
He always kept demijohn ofgood Jamaica In
his private office for particular friends. The
Judge had noticed for some time, that on Mon.
day morning his Jamaica was considerably
lighter than he left it on Saturday night. -
Another fact had established itself in his mind
His son Sam was missing from the paternal
pew in church on Sundays One Sunday after.
noon Sam came in and went up stairs very
heavily when the judge put the question point.
edly to him.
ssSam, where have you been I"
ITO church, SIR was the prompt reply.
"What church, Sam u
"Second Methodist, sir"
"Had q good sermon, SAINT"
every powerful, sir; it quite staggered me-"
The next Sunday the son come home rather
earlier than usual, apparently not DO much
"under the weather."
His father hailed him with, "Well, Sam,
have you been to the Second Methodist again
to.dayw
eyes, SIR" ..... -.
ssGood sermon, my boy?"
''Fact was, father, l couldn't get in; the church
was shut up, and ticket on the door,"
"Sorry. Sam; keep going, you may get good
BY II yet" =.
Sam says that going to the Office for his usual
refreshments he found the "John" was empty
and bearing the following label:
"There will be no service here to-day; the
church is temporarily closed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

An i'll looking fellow was asked how he
could account for natures forming him 60
ugly. "Nature was not to blame," said he,
"for when was three years old, was con-
sidered the handsomest child in the neighbor.
hood, but my nurse, to revenge herself on my
parents for some fancied injury at their hands,
one day s,capped me aooy for another child be
longing TO friend Of hers whose baby was
rather plain looking. ....,.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

Every mail from the North, East Yves
and South confirms the general impression
that BENTON is to DO the next Governor Of
Iowa.
Two years administration Of an indivi-
dual who allows the State accounts to be
kept in such manner. that the Government
repudiates claim Of SEAT 900; charged reb-
el columns while in the service, with white
Gags and at home makes war upon wo.
men, is quite enough for people who
have: achieved q world-renowned military
zecord.-Rep Es.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

TnEax are rumon of q serious mutiny
among Gen. SuLLy's forces at Fort Rice. It
10 stated that a large number of soldiers seized
provisions, transportation, horses, arms, &c
and started for home. It was supposed they
were moving towards Minnesota. Dissatisfac
ton at being retained in the service after the
conclusion Of the war. is the reason assigned
for their mutinous conduct
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

A tradesman recently told = youth in his
shop to write in large letters on sheet Of pa
per, "Wanted, stout lad as light potter
The young scapegrace, either from ignorance
o. design, wrote, "Wanted, = stout lad as
likes pOrter.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

The last number Of Tho Westminster Re.
view says:
It is certain that the growth Of aboltionism
has been attended by gradual weakening Of
the influence of all churches.
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DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

"E have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are now prepared to do Jobs of dray-
ing on short notice and at rates All damage
done to goods while in hands will be promptly paid
Thanking the public for past patronage We solicit your
further orders. w. G. AUSTIN CO.,
Truck and praymsu,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

It is stated that Plus TX. Oh being called
upon to make regulations for the protection of
Rome against the cholera, declined, and said
he would leave the fate Of the holy city in the
hands of Providence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

A duke, who refused to play at cards
when the stakes were high, was challenged
with being fond Of his money "Whatever
9ond Of other peoples.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

A man named GEORGE B. BEACH, Wednes.
day evening, was shot in the neck by his wife,
at the door of the green-room in Woods Mu.
scum, Chicago. 1t appears there had been a
disagreement between the two, in consequence
OF which bill of divorce was pending.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

An inventive genius in Minnesota has in
vented ia stove which saves three.fourths OF
the wood, while the ashes it makes pay for the
remainder"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

New York Central
Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago
LIND.
1lA 1865. nlA
For the ensuing season of navigation will be formed
by the following hst-class screw steamers:
IDAHO, DEAN RICHMOND,
ST. LOUIS. WINSLOW,
FOUNTAIN CITY, CHICAGO,
WENONA, GALENA,
MENDOZA, EVERGREEN CITY
BUFFALO, MILWAUKEE, & CHICAGO
Touching at CLEVELAND, DETROIT AND MAcKI
MAC, forming
DAILY LINE.
Sundays cxcepted for the transportation Of freight
and passengers. Running in connection, at Buffalo
with the ~ NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
sy.1 the
and Troy Erie Lines of Canal Boats the Erie Canal
At Cleveland with the Cleveland Pittsburg R. R.
AT Milwaukee, with the Milwaukee Prairie du
At Racine with the Racine Misnssppi r. r.
At Chicago with the Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail.
way, and all others running to and from that port
large proportion of the Steamers Of this line are
new, of great strength and speed propelled by low
pressure engines and furnished with superior accom-.
Eodations for passengers and freight.
With the above superior facilities the line 10 prepared
to transport Merchandise. Produce and other property
from New York Boston, Albany, Troy, and al points
the line of the New York Central r. r. and Erie
Canal to the principal ports the west shore Of Lake
Michigan and from these ports to Buffalo and all points
East
~ CONTRACTING FREIGHT AGENTS:
JoAr n. MORE, Agent New York Central Railroad, No
$50 Broadway, New York.
n. B. SPAuLDlNG Proprietor Spauldings Express, NJ.
2 Aston House, New York.
]. II. WILaus Co., Agents Union Express, No. 207
Broadway and Troy and Erie Line, No. Ccsntss
Slip New York.
n. NJ. GALES Co., Proprietors Of American TranspoR-
tatio. and Transit Line Cente's Slip, New York. !
JANIS MILLS, 10 State Street, Boston, Massachusetts,.
81 A. BOOK New York Central r. r., Cleveland Ohio.
WIN STEWART, Agent C. p. r. r.. Pittsburg, Pa
]. L. HURD Co., Detroit, Michigan.
A. P. DUrfoN, Racine, Wis.
RICHMOND BOND, Agents. Chicago, Illinois.
SHELDON pEAsR, Managing Agent
once foot of Michigan Street, Buffalo.
u. TALLMADGE, Agent, NJ. p. Docks, foot Of West
Water Street, Milwaukee. 4m4f
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

All the Medical men ana the Press recommend DR..
stricklands Anti-Cholcra Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhoea and Dyscntery. 1t 10 combine
ton of Astrngents, Absorbents, stmulants and Car
minatves, and is warranted to effect after all
other means have failed. fss e
For sale by Druggists General Depot, No. Bast
Fourth Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Fluid.

DR.. Strickland's Mellifuous Cough Balsam 10 war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough Sore Throat, Consumption, and ali
affections of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

MAMMOTH BOOK HOUSE NOS. 80 AND II LAKE
STREET, CHICAGO. LARGEST BOOK ROOM
IN THE WORLD. STORE us DEEP,
80 FEET WIDE. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

s:::: AZ !: : ::
worth Of Grain, Provisions,
&C., are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice, ants and
other insects and yermneall Of which be prevent
eddy few dollars worth of "Costaxs" Rat Roaeh,
Ant &C.. Exterminator, bought and used freely
Bee "Costars' advertisement In this paper.
Sold in McGregor by Benton Bros. = Co., Hunting.
ton 4 Co., and all druggisb and dealers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Full supplies Of Blank Books of all the various sizes
and styles in general use.
JUVENILE Books AND CoLoRED Tor Books IN EVERY
VARIETY
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04
Good and Costly Books

Sanders series Of Readers and Spoilers:
The Union Readers;
Wells Scientific Series;
Robinsons complete Mathematical series;
Thompsons School Arithmetics;
Cotton and Fitch's Biographies;
Wilson's School Histories;
GEay's Botanical Series;
Aitchcock's Anatomy;
Hitchcock's Geology;
Fasquelle's French Series:
Woodburys German Series:
Bradbury's Music Books;
Spenserian Psnmanship and ook-keepinr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

1ocE RATS versus BIRDe.-WAosvse s,.
1oOO.gages in shooting small birds = .
cruel man; whoever aids in sxtMnk
mating rats il bcnefactor. We should like some Of our
correspondents to give the benefit Of their expert
ence in driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs cats and traps for this busneHieRtf0
American, ~ r.
"a See "CosrAR's" advertisement In this papsg.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-04

have attended Every Rat that can get it. properly
prepared according to directions will eat It. and every
one that eats it will die generally at place .
distant a. possible from whore the medicine taken.
Lake Shore Mirror.
See "Costar's" advertisement in this paper.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
SUMMER
a II
BOARDlCI
BOYS AN

DHIS schoo Do IT
on the NJ & o.
knswll as .he dl
the follUvil & factsI
lst. Is has posse
without any mattel
ID. 1t has been
Senators GoVernoI
expectations
Sd y has been u
denominations AND
4th 1t has 0mplj
and a room turui5l
ach rom has a ~
5th II has an al
their duty ana dlac
9th IL is owned
agement aud ui. cid
7Lh. Il is prepel
location Is so iJitul
Stu. 1t prepare
for the pra neal ~
Yirtuous iilC
9Th. In al that e
a eival.
Tue 2Jth Sem N
day of February 4
Po. Board, L0dgirI
(payable aIwayl
For Washing "a q
For Muslc, Vocal
Address 90 sscn1
GnOIs0u p .
nRc > III
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SPAEENeE

SRAE EN e.
ThIS lust.'usloI
II nelghDOIl 3 |
escape curing lhe
its efhcteBcy
The plan Il ia
the GA sci al
The Commerce.
Euk IIsn, French,
Geography anu
keeping o. Age
The ella HicaI c
abov menJio-ed
Rhetoric, Natural
Astronomy aud I
The age Of auI
and no one can y
read ana write
The Il, K sessif
BEh Il rus ~
months) Igciudin
Fees auO 'Ja4
Entrance Fee
These ter IL a
For ia Luer RI
Spring ttiil Coz.
Nov Iag,3m
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A. j. PO w ELL.
-ANTATiON BROKER.
No. 6 :CarondoIat Co..

New Orleans,
has reopened in this city an Office for n. pr-L
imr-oS s1nng OF houses and Lots, Plantations mn.
improved la ds, &c. Orders n the Su-va-, -. IN
OF Plantations and Maps thereof attended 70
f aso In satisfactory manner An ex perience
In his profession Vi patronage
innuent ial person in Washington Cit Tor ~ ano
the departments there eu' =" Claims In
VIII compIsts description Of propsrty
Nov lldtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

1Rtrvs SALE -srArr or low. I.yr corx-v-..
by virtue OF Especial execution to directed issp ed
cy the Clerk thu District Court of said comfy In "a
the School Fund, and against James NJ Reid. II. +.
1sid and George b Rsd, will sell to the highest bid
der, at the front doorof the ofGRa Oce Of the Dis
trict Court OF Lee county, Iowa. 1t Ke6kuk in said
county, on the I'D day OF December A. D. 1855. be-
tween the hours u . O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
commencing at O'Clock p. ~ or said day the foowinr
property. to-wit: The southwest quarter go Of the
nortss2ss suartef e ssson s3x - township sjxty-
ohfQ SvSsAD 9xtyesvsn tesl FsuEs ssvsa al 49,.
e1G4ky - a1eo4 ~ h Ise ce4nty, tsvA. EASska Z
~ order ofcosss, = sssisey 49, ~sss Sss1E
bFld0otS1ts, = oo] ISRAEL ANDI1soN, s.s.x
ksokak, Nov. -. rs. lthul oAsgi1 Of Ies o.. Jev0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

ASWon't Use any Other.-The last and b est
The right article finally. Everybody kest Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar lead Is the hes, Hair
Dressing in the world Will grey faded hair
toin original color in four ~esks-eyery tzne-- -nse
pop rnquire for webstefs vegetable rsir Inrigora-
tor, and don't take any other 1t all hnmors of
the scalp in week. For sale wholesale and retail
by D. A KERR, corner Third and Main streets Keoknk
Iowa. Burnhams Il Van sehssck Wholesale Druggists
10 Lake st Chicaso agents Tor the Northwest.
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For Sale NJ = Bargain /,

present residence, situated on the cor
ner Of faafth and Morgan ssr~ets lotss, and 9.
block a. II two stor, brick house contanine eirt
rcoms Nth = gocd outbuildngs n there sre IN the
atty, stane. Huna and coal house And ~pktsnapf The
- N good repair The iots are wsli An46 NTH
chosos ruit tres cad shruhbsry Peach Psax Quinna
ran pp,e 40 Cherry Trees al fruit bearing bssides
All the smaller fruts II cannot hnd . purchaser for
thrse lots VIA al the Assee "a - -
:, upon which all the Improvements are dsuated h
property situated IN one u the bst n
poraea $3.50 s6sse; via - ssld = ~ peies "a
.Pon Mveseno 49, 1oessaosa rlt0 fugb1loeGlvs
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paTcuELoR,s HAM pyE.

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless. Reliable and Inssan
taneous. Produces Immediately splepdid Raek or
natural Brown, wthout I'M turing n .kis Rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed william A. Batcreior Also,
REGESERATING EXTRACT or MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
sug7l-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR NY
For Dfarfh@a, Dyasntery, &c.-Ma-
CURES Compound Extract Of Brysx PLANT the
reliable aud successful remedy; it IL endorsed by COL
Long General Pieasanton and Gen Ftz Henry Warren,
ofthe Army, Western Sanitary and Chris
tan Commissions, War Relief Fund Committee Editors
Of the Press and Western sieamboat officers Sold b.
all druggists, and 8. b. vowrLL Co. Kesk.sk.
ia c. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprietors
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