The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-21
The pigeon camp-mceting as Chatfield is
yer. Our friends of the Democrat will here

The pigeon camp-mceting as Chatfeid is
over. Our friends of the Democrat will here
after feast On trout instead of squads.
The Mexican liberals have gained more du-
ring the lao month, than they have lost during
the last year
Gen. Sherman will probably be a candidate
for Governor Of Ohio. -.......
Mahlon Lewis of Black River, Wis, lost his
sawmll by fire. Loss, $4,000.
It is stated that our minister to France has
given the French government Assurance that
the United States will observe the strictest
neutrality with regard to Mexico, now placed
under French protection. .4.s.
An English paper says Mrs. Lincoln is a ma
tive of Nomenclature, Wales that her maid
en- name was Jenkins her father sexton at
Lau~ern or Newport He emigrated to
America with two daughters, and Mr.. Lincoln
married one Well what of til
Martial law has been abolished in Hungary.
The princess of Wales was safely delivered
Of q son on the Sd inst
Two parts of barley and one Of Rio, are said
to make as good coffee as any one Desires
We drink tea &c. &c. &C., and are therefore
not interested in the barley compound except
In another shape!
~ BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS L SON.-0A
McGEEGcR, Iowa, May I'd, 1865
Mr.. H. c. scorr:-Tke Hallet, Davis Co. Piano pur-
chased from you last September proves to be an ex
traordnarily dno instrument. From tho long estab-
lshed reputation of the instruments of this
We expected much but our expectations have been
more thar realized every respect The instrument
has been transported from Boston, Mass and been in
use daily for months, without tuning hammer on it,
It becomes more and tho favoritc of our house
hold. s.P. sLOAN,
Pastor Cong Church.
yas4 ~ % III McGREeoR, May sth, 1865
Mr.. II. C. Scorr-Dear sr:-It gives me great
pleasure add my testimony to that which you already
have in favor Of the Hallet Davis Co. Piano pur
chased 20 monthsago. There has been but opinion
expressed 81 my m my musical friends who have tried
It. aud thats, that it Il unsurpassed for brliancy,
purity and funess of tone. and for very powerful
though remarkably easy and elastic action Aother
very important feature in these Pianos is the great
length of time they stand in tune. cheerfully
anu c0nOuenUy recommend THESE instruments TO any
wishing to purchase being second to no other make.
Tho patent suspension bridge lately introduced into
these Instruments gives them volume Of tone strength
and durability which is not affected by sudden or ex-
IRENE changes of the weather like many cheaper makes
Of instruments. II. D. EVANS.
McGREooR, Iowa. May Sth, 1865
Mr.. &c. scorr-Dsar ri Consider II pleasure
to give my testimony Of entire satisfaction of the beau
tiful Piano purchased of You last fall, Manufactured
by Hallct, Davis Co. of Boston SO far it stan!s in
tune admirably and those best qualified to judge, have
expressed the highest admiration of its power elasticity
Of touch, sweetness Of tone and perfect harmony
throughout. consider this make Of instruments
superior to many Others that sell for much larger prices
and can heartily recommend them to all.
3m4lI . THOMAS ARNOLD.