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MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.
(ANARnANTEDJ

These Pens are - carats fine aud although cheaper are
nj least equal 10 any gold pens made as egardS
durability elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen Is stamped A. Morton, IhlTd quality, anu
numbered. ~, .,..
The Points are warranted for months except against
The Cases are made Coin silver but not as heavy
as those of the First Quality .,
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EAlENoAoN
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SALE or PICTURES.

Last evening, at the Leeds Art Galleries, NOS d'
and $40 Broadway, the collection OF paintings Vi NJ
Ccorce II. lemist Of NewYork was sold at auction, as
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

TIE COMMERCIAL ADyERTIsrR.-It is understood
that Mess. +. G. Van Wyck. Assessor, Abram Wakeman.
Surveyor. and James Kelly Postmaster have purchased
ihree-hnhs OF The COHmercid Adrcrer establishment
for $1,000, Nh ThmlOw Weed being Chief Editor.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
1.-THE Pen is Mightier than thss sTord.s
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appOinted Agent at
the same prices -,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade of any other; therefore,
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if ACCOMPANIED with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
CITY ITEMS.

REMOVAL or 4 PAPEE.-The Boston Tr0rcljer says
that The Boston R,c0rder is to be published in this city
after May !.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

t, ,o,se No lo Howard st. called there and becoming
engaged In an alteration with the proprietor, eIy
Rscrnan beaten by him and thrust INTO e stiee.
h uforned Officer Barber Of the Fourteenth Precinct
circumstances and he arrested the proprietor DIS
wife Kate and Alice Darlington, Mary Dempsey halnus @
SMITH ANY Wilson, and Jane kernan, inmates ol tno
mae. Ihc prlsoncrs were locked UP for The night
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or HEw.YoRK. n.

ARRIVED.
Steamship CAs W Lord Galveston via FORTRESS Monroe with
H. Mallory Co Had weather
I've &. w L. put In TO Fortress Monroe short VI coal
DISASTERS.
steamship China AZ Boston makes the following report March
10 lat so long Achilles of Liverpool
Johns ~ F. 10 distress The vessel abandoned aud Gl
hands taken o1by the China"
NAVAL,
pnrl March IA dsachmer under command
Of Lieut. Henry Cocran LETT the NayyYad for Norfolk barracks
Norfolk Va
Capt Robert Huntingdon marine corps has been ordered from
Portsmouth Norfolk and Lieut. L. T. Pagan the PhAde
pliA barracks
40 naval vessels likely to leave berr for time
FOREIGN PORTS.
CMcuTTl Feb l0-Arrved bark Frances Kelly from Boston
MADRAS Feb>20-Ari1sd, bark NJ. j. Smith from Carid.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroy MarchRAred steamships Peruvian and Olympus rom
Liverpool; bark Frances Bourneui from hndTosen
Liverpool Halifax arrived here aBiJo
sailed to-day taking
for Halifax and for Liverpool She carried no specie.
27Auiyed steamships Granada from
York Sea Gall Florida Baltimore ship Mary Ogden Liverpool
Sailed, steamship honeka NewiorS
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HorsrKrrrFRs l-Bny where Won can eel the

be roods f The least money kESt hl hrcRs % WI PepptT,
Aspce Cinnamon, Cloves Ginger Mural warranted also.
Cream Tartar from the best Crystals pat up In convenient form or
family and sold al reasonable prices Ask yonr Grocer or The above
goods and take other Trade supplied at kESTs Mills No ~
Eeade st. Greenwich.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

TT REMOVES ALL DANGER.-Whcn your BUR-
CLAIR bell rings the burglar TIE
outside opened window door be hears the alarm aud instantly
skedaddles. T. HOLNEs. No. Al Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

PERsoNAE.-ExSenatorC CTeswol of Maryland, tbe
Hon. j. Tome, Maryland, and Judge stryker Rome ".
Y. al the Astor House. MaJcrGen. Candy, U. 81
the Hon d. c. McRueT California Col s. +. Marvinad
Col Martin, Albany at tho Rfh-Avenue Hotel. Hen
]. II, Barker, Missouri Gen j. A. Green IT,, syracnse
the Hon. 4. NJ Pomeroy, NJ. g., Auburn and the HOn +.
r. Ross NJ. G., Auburn are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
tine BrevoOrt House. Judge w H. Davis, Portland and
the Hon. H. NJ Madden, NddletOwn, at the MetnpO-
ian Hotel GeAG. H. Batcheler, Albany, Is at the Ev-
erett House
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

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old dyes sulphur cobgsi aud splnd article BOSWELL
WARSEts colon hair beautiful natural brown black
Try You apply Minutes Depot No Deyst, ~ A.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

MoRToN's GOLD PENs.-We have used many
gold pens, and like those made by Mr.. A. Nor
ton of No. 25 Maiden-lane, far better than any
others VIC have ever tried. We have used no
other for long time past. No better gold pen
is made [Amcrican AgricultuIist.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

EMIGRATIoN.-The month of March is usually the
beginning Of the regular of emigration 70 this
country Already very large number Of men and
have landed at Castle Garden in this city. The Irish
people are strongly represented and those who
coming here considered 10 be In the aggregate
intelligent and respectable than the cahs of their
cOnntIymen that have preceded them. During Febuary
the alien passengers from British ports numbered t2gl
from Bremen and Hamburg, lila; from Havre and
sundry French ports, 672 other ports 1885, The total
number OF alien passengers arrived during that menth
was Oils, decrease OF 1905 from the previous month
THE PURM y p'LL.-This evening will be given the
Jewish ball OF year. for which extensive preparations
annually made This is OF the great annual balls,
the coming of which il anxiousy awaited The Academy
Will be brilliant with kncy costumes persons except
those IN fancy dress being allowed upon the floor until
midnight. The following is Capt Brackets order Tor
the regulation OF carriages:
METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, PREoNcr No a,
NEwlOHK, March "a, 1861.
Company the Pnm Ball this evening Academy Music viii
he admitted Al the entrance Irving place Coschi will approach
from the north through Irving place passing through Foueeuh
10 fouASe In taking coaches will form In the order sttb
she for the delivery Of their company Gentlemen will please take tue
coach at the door aud wait hr particular Fare all
will be 81 for each without distance IN the
ct No coach viii he ALLOW ed n line passed
CHARLES bHACkErT Captain aud Inspector HAokGs Coaches
ARREST or DIsOIDERLY CHARACTERs-Last even
ing Mrs Francis Mann OF No 262 Nnthst learning that
her hutbaDd in the habit Of requontBg the dsrepu
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16c0regor Western Railway.
MARRIED..

At Berlin Wis., Dec 80, 1866, by Rev. j. A. Appln,
Mr.. HENRY DURAND, Of the MEG. w. KY, to Miss
SARAH T., daughter Of Vim. Whitman, Esq, of
Berlin.
The older "setters" Of McGregor will remember the
Durand family former residents. Henry left the
TINES Office iu 81 for the army. II he makes good
husband he did printer boy, Sarah may be salts
hed with her Luck to you both.
At the Catholic Church, Pr. du Chen, on New Years
day, 1851 by Rev. Father Richard Maggie Of MoGregor
Mr. WILLARD A. DURHAM, Of McGregor, to Miss
MARIA A. DURKIN, Of Wisconsin.
We congratulate W. A. on this settlement of ques
ton which for many months has been wearyng his
mind The selection Of excellent woman for wife
will 20 far to quie. his spirit and render him ration
al a. "any other man." In few days the happy
couple will be located In their hotel at Cresco
where hope, in common with other friends, to call
and congratulate them personally. "Wil," you have
done good thing.
At the residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton. near
Mc(iregor, Tuesday. Jan l. 1867 by Rev. Palmer Of
the Baptist Church, W. PORTER RICH, of Platteve,
Wis.,, tc Miss FANNIE. daughter Of Mrs Boynton.
small number of friends-the writer among them
witnessed the interesting ceremony which took
most valued gem from the family circle and from the
youthful social world Of AcGrsgor. However, our
loss 10 PoRr's "eternal GAIN" and individually, we
don't blame him bit. There young ladies here
whose absence could be missed than that of
"Yrank" known and esteemed by ALL 1t IL not strange
that our slow-moving young bachelors seem envious
of RIcH's good fortune.
May choicest blessings be the portion Of the bride
and bridegroom.
At McGrrgor Jan. l, 1867, by Rev. Pancoast of the
Methodist Church, Mr.. Q. NJ. BUCK, late Of the Iowa
Cavalry, TO Miss JENNIE, daughter Of Liberty Bow
On OF this city.
Our young friends were united at A. ~, and took
ths early train east tour Of pleasure When they
return shall expect TO them less excited than
heretofore but with countenancl indicating content
In the initial joys Of Natrmony. May life to them be
always - pleasant - II now IT,
At Monona, on Sunday, Jan. 9th, by Father Maggie,
Mr.. TOBIAS BURKE to Miss HENNEY.
We have amusing account Of this marriage and
the comment of tho Father Tobias Of the scriptures
but II Il too long for our space.
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MAxINlLIAN's Personal ArpEARAcE.-
Macmillan is noble specimen Of phys
ique-his manners decidedly elegant and
graceful. He stands very erect; is over six
feet in height, well proportional, and has
a proud bearing. His features are we'll de-
fined, though the expression is rather more
that of a handsome man than the bold strong
features of a fine looking statesman; still,
his profile has the least touch Of a Roman,
and partially redeems the placid expression
of front view of his face. His forehead is
high, not remarkably broad, and somewhat
re-treating;the front part of his head is quite
bald. In complexion he is remarkably fair
with light hair, which he parts in the GEN.
ter, under the chin-also wears mustache.
His eyes are deep blue, not very promi-
nent, and rather close together. The upper
and back portion Of his head is quite high
and prominent.
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McGregor.
Read what MEAD Of the New Oregon
Plaindealer says of our city and its bust
ness prospects, after his return home from
his recent visit among US:
Those Of our readers that, owing to the
extension Of the McGregor Western Rail-
way toward them, have not during the last
two years visited the city whose name
stands at the head of this article, would be
surprised at its growth and business pros
perity. About the time the iron horse be-
gan its journey westward from that point,
our people were wont to look upon that
city as about to be despoiled ofits vitality,
believing as they did, that its business
would be transplantcd to the towns to
spring up along its line. But while Nc
Greg0r has not injured the towns along the
line Of the road, her own progress has been
accelerated and her business multiplied
perhaps more rapidly than that of any of
the flourishing towns upon the road.
During the past summer the improve
ments there were more extensive than in
any other year of her existence, and of far
better and more complete finish than any
thing heretofore constructed in the city,
Among the structures there of more than
ordinary beauty and finish, in fact those
which would be an ornament to most
towns, We may mention "The Masonic
Block" and "Cambrian Hail." The for
mer is three stories, sixty-6ve feet deep
and of width for several frst-class stores.
Its occupants in part, are E. p. Clarke, 4
Co., S. NJ. Lampson & Co., and II. Z.
Newell, leaving three or four other stores
that we did not learn who would occupy.
Of the third floor, SO by IS feet will be &C.
cupied as a Masonic Hall. Cambrian
Hall Block is occupied by the Merchants
Union Express Co., Peavy and Commits
restaurant, city hall and for offices. In
addition to these, many other buildings of
minor importance, but all Of more or less
significance, have been erected and are
now in course of construction, all going to
show that the place retains all the life and
business it had in former days. ..
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OPPOSITION reference to the "Op-
position Line" across the river, notices Of
which have been generally circulated
through the papers, we would say that We
worked against Company having all the
advantage, nevertheless we compelled them
to sell tickets at the reduced rate of Is
cents for single passengers, which was all
the public required. Travellers bought
tickets Of their Agents on the cars at this
low rate and consequently the "Opposi-
tion," after effecting this reduction for the
public, went often with a single patron
and sometimes with none. We concluded
to purchase the regular Line, and by char
ging double fare-now very reasonable
in order to protect ourselves. This pur-
chase we have effected and the BrsDEE
LINE with its good will, its horses, slcighs,
boats, robes, &c., &c., &C., is ours.
We will be pleased to receive the pat
ronage of the public at fair compensa-
ton. We will charge for single passen-
ger, with ordinary baggage, only FIFTY
cents. 1t is not possible to establish an
all winter tariff, because the cost Of cross
Ing, its Inconvenience and labor depend SO
much upon the weather.
Give US your business and we will deal
justly by you. Respectfully,
w. C. AUSTIN 4 Co.
January 9Th, 1867.
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IN AND SEE DR.. WOOD.

The great Magnetic Healer, who Is performing the
cures ever made in the United States the
81 IAyJNG ON OF HANDS. He uses no medicine,
Sn,a;c.I INSTRUMENTS whatever. THIS Is NJ
n SasG AS HUNDREDsCANrEsTIFY. He cures
Deafness. Rheumatism Neuralgia, sore or WEAK eyes
pain in the shoulders, back hip SIDE, ano IN isc' o."
Durable Diseases by the gentle touch OF his mana;
DR.. Wood has taken rooms at the Flanders Hotei,
where he may be consulted on Saturday OF eacn week
during the winter. Those wishing to see MN VII, 10
ona oneration TO perform a perfect cure Charges
moderate according to the circumstances Of the pa
tent. Come one, come all, and will do you good
Consultation free at all times map DC Ieuhu "t Low
er Town Prairie du Chen, on Mondays Of each week.
Rooms q. the Bank Building. oS".
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Too MUcu.-We made no paper last
week. During the holidays ten thousand
local incidents turned up which we cannot
notice: First, the junior was attending
weddings, balls, soiress, skating parties,
&C., o. making arrangements for them,
while the ancient quill-driver Of the TINES
good-natpredly permitted q small dog to
bite him in the right haad, on or about
Thursday, Dec. 9th, 1866. The bite
caught cold and not until Monday noon,
Jan. 7th, would our fingers play. with a
pen. ~ Will correspondents please mo-
tice this faet7 We have grorled for a
week or more. but the crisis is passed and
We are not naad-the dog, it is said will
also recover!
five have omitted to mention many
things in our usual line Of local OF bust
ness notices, please think of the social du-
ties Of Mr.. Andrick and the dog.bits Of
H0vrs. &c.
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LYMAN L. AVER, Esq, late Of the Du-
buque Times corps, has taken possession
of the Elkader Journal, Col. JOSEPH e.
BECK retiring from the tripod. The Vale
dictory of our friend "Jo." is an admira-
bic effort-he shows the kind heart and
the taste of gentleman: we hope soon to
see him at the head Of another paper
The Introductory Of Mr.. AyER-by the
way, we like Introductory" much bet
ter than that old, WORKOUT Salutatory ~
lis modest and sensible. If our radical
exchanges would do as well az they prom
Use in the way of forbearance and kind
words toward opponents it would please
US. Try it! ~
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AT the second annual meeting of the Nc
Gregor Relief Association, held in the NJ.
E. Church, on the 2lst ult., the report of
the treasurer, Mr.. Elmendorf, showed
$295.5O collected and s2S7.6O paid out,
leaving $3.50 in the treasury. The off.
GERS for 1867 are O. McCraney, president /;
Thomas Arnold, vice president; A. j.
Glass. secretary and F. F. Elmendorf treas
ursr. The following ladies were appoint
ed solicitors LIST Ward, Mrs. E. Hopkins,
Mrs. W. A. Benton ID Ward, Mrs. +. G.
Hannahs, Mrs. 4. G. Maddox Sd Ward,
Mrs. D. Woolliscroft, Mrs. II. w. Burlin-
game; 4th Ward, Mrs. w. L. Calkins,
Mrs. NJ. knight. The next annual meet
ing of the Association will he on the 18th
of November.
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the Starr" Its location is at McGrcgor,
Office in Lamrson's Building. Mr.. T. II.
BoLroS, the Secretary and Treasurer, is
ready to take applications. More about
this in the ncxt issues Of our city papers.
Bolton knows all about the business, and
will be glad to see those who wish to pro-
tcct their houses, merchandise and live
stock......The poetic favors Of Mrs. Mary
NJ. Sharon will be noticed next week.
The Masonic Festival at Dubuque on the
day Of St. John the I'd dec. 24) was a gay
affair: our Jno. C. Baker sang his best
songs; DR.. Gilbert addressed; the Knights,
Masters and Apprentices were happy, and
all went merry as basket Of Champagne.
Pleasant dreams to the "Cross" Knights
of the days of old Solomon.
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II I H ID

At his residence in Farmersbnrg, Clayton Co., Iowa,
January lst 1867, of Consumption and the debility
which age brings with it, JARED WATKINS, agea
II wears aud months.
The deceased was an old settler of the county; a
most e,timab,e citizen; warm friend, the writer
of this we'll remembers. We are not furnished with
the necessary notes of Mr.. WIS history-if we were
something than this brief notice would pear ear
witness to his worth and appreciation OF his
friendship.
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FiRE.-Our dwelling took FIRE on the
roof Friday night last. The iron sur
rounding the pipe had become loose and
the pipe leaned against the shingles. Mr..
Choate and Mr.. John McClenahan saw
the blaze and came to our relief. BY
means Of Is foot ladder which Mr.. John
Burbridge made US and which we spoke Of
many months ago, the roof was soon
reached and q bucket or two of water set
tied the question. Messrs. C. and M. will
accept our thanks for their prompt and
kind assistance. We mention this little
fire Of our own to remind people that now
is the time for burnings. See to your
stove pipes and their connections, and by
all means, buy ladder and keep it close
to your own house. We verify believe
that our ladder on that night saved that
house and perhaps several others. One
hundred dollars is it's value now think
its cost was less than $500!
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The table below shows the fluctuations
in the gold market during the year 1866:

A little boy once asked his father, who
was busy reading, where the fashions
came from "From London" replied the
father. "Whers does London get them p
persisted the boy. From France" re-
sponded the father, impatiently. "Whers
do the French get the,n?' inquired the boyy
20, from the devil; do keep still" was the
emphatic and truthful reply Of the parent.
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A lady friend has in her possession
broeads shawl which she wishes 70 e.
change for her own. She came into POI.
session Of It through some mistake at the
Cambeian Hall on Christmas night. The
person through whom the mistake occur
red will confer favor by rectifying the
same which may be done by applying At
his O&ee.
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Quarterly Report
OF TUE
First National Bank
OF McGREGOR,
On Monday, January 9TH, 1867.

STATE OF IOwA-COUNTY OF CLAYTON.
so Cent Rev.l I. Obey Hulverson, Cashier of "The
Stamp First National Bank Of McGregOr," do
solemnly that the above statement il true to
the lest Of my knowledge and belief
OBEY HULVERSON, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before mo this seventh day
Of January, 1867. WIN. Il. kINNAIKD,
(Notorial Seal Notary Public.
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4. The relatives of the late Henry j. Pow
ers of this city desire to express their
thanks to the Masonic brotherhood, to the
City Band and to the citizens of McGrcgor
generally for the kind attention rendered
at the funeral of the deceased.
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CoNcERr.-Sce the mammoth "card" of
French 4 Gilmore and buy ticket if you
would be rich. Hereafter we shall have
space and time to speak in detail of the
property they offer in their "Enterprise'
at present we will say that both these
gentlemen are well-known in North Iowa !;
their words eau be depended on; their
business relations every way sound and
that the prizes they offer will be distribu-
ted as fairly as impartial men can do the
business. -..,f
in probably swindling schemes when
here at home you can have a fair show for
Stuck" and a sure return if you draw p
Our ticket will draw the highest prize per-
haps, but any of them are worth dollar.
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Rev. Mr.. Skinner Of Pr. du Chen has
accepted . call eastward, hence The rsgu-
Lar Episaepsl services at McGrsgor on
Sabbath .sxaaiags win be discontinued for
the present ~ 4 short time this will be
pemslied.
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Children, to us, are always interesting.
On Christmas eve at the Methodist Church,
we heard little oratress s or years old,
deliver the celebrated piece entitled "Bar-
bara Fritchie at Frederickstown," in such
style as is rarely heard from the lips ofthe
most renowned declaimers. There was
grace in gesture, an eloquence in speech,
which showed that the little maiden un-
dcrstood every word she uttered: the
whole oud;a...,v.v cusrmed with her
effort and gave her storm Of applause.
The name Of this talented young girl is
JOSIE HolslNGroN. We understand her
sister, Laura, little club of 4 years, also
spoke piece in a highly creditable man.
ner. They are the children of Mr.. Hois-
in.ton the book-binder.
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January 9Th, 1867.

Weather, Markets, &c.
River bridge good-no snow as VIC 90
to press. City full Of tcams-mostly pork.
Hogs are in demand but buyers are fear
full. The rural gents are killing and mar
keting all pigs that weigh 25 pounds and it
is possible that the hog generation may
run out" this year! McGregor looks nc.
tive, but business in dry-goods stores is
dull. Game and Furs have declined Sc
riously. Benton 4 Co. give you the regu-
lar prices. Gold is better. Congress is
worse. Having no special interest in prod
uce VIC decline to say what the prices
or the weather may be next week. Let
spectators, whether buyers or sellers, take
the chances.
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Miss G. BAIRD and Mrs. WADHAN1S
VTTOULD ask the attcntion of their patrons and
w friends to their new rooms, over JACOBIA
4 KIMBALLS GROCERY STORE, one door west of
T. r. Barron Co. With many thanks for former
patronage we solicit liberal share in the future.
Miss b. 10 prepared to do
MILLINERY, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
the satisfaction of all who favor her with their ord
dey. The Excelsior system of Dress Cutting taught,
and the Eureka Indebe Stamping done in colors.
McGreSor, Iowa, Dec 1lth 1865. $50