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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

A person was brought before the police
court at Syracuse, the other day, on a
charge of wearing male apparel while be-
ing female, of making love to the Syra-
cuse bellies, son false pretences,' and mar
rying a woman, etc. There is no doubt of
her femminity, though her counterfeit of a
man is said to have been perfect. She is
English, supposed to be about 40 years of
age, went under the name of Alfred Clark,
and received remittances fiom England,
part of which goes to the support of sis.
ter in Syracuse. In reply to the question,
+" Are you male or female p she answer
ed, "Your officers can tell you,' or shave
told you." She refused to give any more
direct answer to the inquiry in relation to
her sex, and was committed for further ex-
animation.
A few weeks since she assumed the garb
of a man, and made the acquaintance of Il
young lady, named Miss Lewis. After a
brief courtship they were married, and the
parties have since resided together as hus-
band and wife, The marriage ceremony
was performed about three weeks since.
and the brides father suspecting there was
something wrong about his new son-in-law
obtained a private interview, and informed
her of his suspicious that she was not
what she pratended to be. AT first she
claimed that she was a man, but on closer
questioning, finally admitted that she was
a female. She has marked features, prom
inent nose, high check bones, black hair,
worn long (for a many and curling at the
ends, and apparently brushed ard oiled
with care. She wears glazed cap, blue
coat, blue shirt, dark vest snuH-colored
pants, gaiter boots, and Il shawl over her
shoulders speaks with considerable conf
dence, but is not communicative.
1t is understood that when this eccentric
woman first came to the house of the
BRIDES father she was dressed in female
apparel, and her clothing was changed to
mans attire with the knowledge of the
family. The probability is that the fami-
ly supposed her woman's dress was dis
guise, and that she was assuming the pro-
per habiliments of her sex. The lady's
father was adverse to the match, but the
bride still clings to her woman-husband,
and claims that the arrest is conspiracy
against them. They were allowed to meet
in one of the ante-rOoms of the police Of
flee, and embraced each other with the
greatest marks of affection.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23
THE COQUETTE.
hy JOHN @. SAKE

"Yon'rr clever at drawing, own" HA." .'.'
aa, Sai, my beautiful cousin, Lsette, m rry..;l.,
As we sat by the window, alone;
Uar" But say, can ven paint coquette :" 't.a
She's painted already" quoth 1;
!" Nay, may" said the laughing Lisette, o t
Now, none of your jokng-but try ....l
And paint me q thorough coquette."
- Well, cousin" at once began, ara, a..-..
In the ear of the eager Lisette,
Ia" I'll paint you. as well as can, ss3 ia 1886
That wonderful thing, a coquettc. al Z g.....,.
She wears q most beautiful faces '4if' AZ 3i -
OF course n said the pretty Lisette,) l;ir ti.r
'N'" And isn't deficient in grace,
Or else she were not coquette. jmU or
And then she is daintily made"
tl "a smile from the dainty Lisette,)1 HtiE 7SN
by people expert in the trade ....
OF forming proper coquettc.' .~''"" s''
She's the winningest ways with the beaux,", -s
e. Keep on J" said the winning Lisette,J
( !" But there isn't man of them knows .'
The mind OF the ickle coquette
She Knows how to weep and to sglko .a.t
"A sigh from the tender Iisette,) .. .. .
But her weeping is all in my eye
Not that Of the cunning coquette. ..g.-r, .-... .
In short, she's a creature of art"
go, hush !" said the fiowning Lisette) -HFg
With merely the ghost of heart
~ Enough for a thorough coquette. 'a -'ii
And yet could easily prOve'' ts 81. .,.-
{" Now, don't ~ said the angry Lisette,) ''- %
The lady is always in love-. a-'.f. Il ..-.
In love with herself-the coquette.
There--do not be angry-you know, Id igiHfs
My dear little cousin Lisette,
You told me q moment ago sra -ui78AYH
To paint you-a thorough coquette." ,f.lsi.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

RussIA.-A friend has just arrived in
Paris from trip to Russia. 1t is refresh
ing to hear of a country that is not visited
so frequently as other portions Of Europe.
AT st. Petersburg he was struck with the
idea of speed or swiftness in all that one
sees in the streets. The city is one of
great beauty, there being scarcely an in
ferior, plain house to he seen. IIeyisited
Moscow, and was equally surprised, there
at its magnifioence. The domes of the
churches, which are in great numbers, are
gilded, presenting, in the sun, dazzling
etfecs Wherever he went, upon saying
he was an American, he was we'll received.
The trip by sea from London occupied
eight days to st. Petersburg. Col. Bow
en-, from his description Of Russia, ia
quite inclined to visit it.-Raris Cor. y,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23
TO GALLANT MAGRupER !:

To GALLANT MAGRuDER s,.
- Our friend "Noah Kount'' sends the fol-
lowing as q toast that was given sat a
complimentary dinner to Gen. Masruder
soon after the fight, at Galveston iu Jam
nary, lS6--, and. from the spirit of it we
judge that his own ready pen was the
principle in its construction;Fr ..y ia
When the foo held in thrai that fair Isle 6f the S
And the Lone star was darkly oershrouded;
Ey'ry Texan heart blet so debased TINS to be, "''
Eyry face was with shame oycrclomded fHa8
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

j In paper read before the Scientific AS
ISOLATION of Trinidad, the new and simple
methods for preventing taint in fresh
meat will soon be sold everywhere at two
and . half pence sterling a pound and
he founds his calculation on the fact that
there are in the provinces of Iii Plato a7,-
000, 900 cattle and 40,0oO,OOO Sheep and
in Australia lSo,O0o,0O0 cattle and 800,
10000 sheep
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23
Amorous.

AmOrOuS.
On Sunday evening last, young man.
whom, for the sake of convenience we will
call Chas. went to visit the girl whom he
would call his own. The fair one resides
near che canal. During the evening, the
young man Of the name of Chas was un-
able to conceal the wish of his heart, and
in tender accents declared his passion and
desire that the young lady would consent
to be his. He met with a flat refusal
The ardent Chas. still pressed her farther,
declaring that, if she would not accept
him, he would then and there drown him
self in the briny waters of the canal. AS
this threat did not effect the desired pur-
pose, he proceeded to carry it out. He
plunged fearlessly into the murky flood,
and waded out until the chilly waters rea-
ched over hisishoalders 1t will be remem-
bercd that the evening on whiche this Oc-'
ing before finally carrying out his pur-
pose fully. cried out, shivering with the
cold iiH litfw eaFaH >i"aE 4. tH# az
"Will you marry me now n
In he plunged again, this time until the
water reached his neck, and again he halt
cd before the last plunge. 80. u. 90
+" Ww-will you mar-r-ry me now ~
emo ~ .. ''''A
Again he wentiin, this time going fairly
under water, so far that only the top of his
head could be discovered above the surface.
But he emerged and staggered out of the
canal, and shivering worse than ever, sput-
tered out ''''
Now-n-now, w-will you marry me ~
No!r'
Well d-.l-don't care d-d-amn wheth-.
er you'll Marty me Or not. You won't
Nor did he again essay his fortunes in
the uncertain deep. Shivering and chat
tering with his teeth, he quickly departed
and returned to his home sadder, and,
let us hope wiser man.-1oletlo Blade.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

The Gorilla. ~ sf'f.'t ~
Barnum has procured a dog-headed mon
key from some Eastern island. He calls
it a Gorilla from Africa the man-beast,
or the connecting link between the talking
and the untalking tribes of humanity. A
writer over the name of sBob. Varkis,"
goes for his brother and his followers !:
thus he goeth as follows; Bob isia bril-
liant correspondent of the Cleveland Plain
dealer: @
The gorilla is animile which lives in
Africa, and has sum family conneckshun
with our colored man and brother feller
citisen.
/, He aint partickler about his food.
Itidon' make no ditferens whether it's
misshunary or suthinl else, SOS he gets
enulf. ,.o.f.f. -,t..r
He don't cook his misshunary, but gen.
rally eats it in its nat raj state. '''t'
The gorilla is harmeless animal when,
there amt anything handy about for him
to hurt, ;, t,;., ~, f. ,.,l,
1 have seen one of EN-.
Mr. Barnum brot him from Africa ut a
great expens, and is exhibitin him for
sum. ifa4 atJ hias4 3oy EIW eIsaA58
He looked onfrendly when dropped in
to see him, but bein always kinder sosha-
bic with strangers, | addressed sum words
to him which was this :sa q 3 s'.1 TO-
,b :" I'm glad to see you, stranger,ii said,
" and | hope you will like our institoo-.
shuns."
He didn't make any anser to these re-
marks, but sum foax which was a. a-lookin at
him smiled pleasantly, and boy whisper
ed suthn like ''durned old fool
s, ! don't kno whether that boy ment the
gorilla, Mr.. Barnun,, or me, and | didn't
make no tinkwiries on the subjeck. d.ss
sii 8 Sir" | sed to a man who was a-takin
care Of him, show old is that yooth o.
pointin my stick at the cage. '"s 2't"'5 -
"TwO and half, sir; he's only 4 ba-
by" the man ansered, and remarked
that he was the healthiest infant / ever
seed, exceptin the fat boy, which was in
another room. l similarly observed that it
was crooel to take him from his mother at
so tender yooth, and asked the man if he
was akwainted with his parents, and how
they felt when partin with their child.
He made sum disrcspektful reply, which
made me feel numerous, 50 asked him an
other guestyun 9H ga9g
!" Are you his gardeein, my frend?"
said 81 hope he's dootiful and don't ev-
er make you feel Uneasy about his futur."
The crowd smiled sum more and the man
took hisself away to sum other place.
follered and said wanted to speak to him
privit, and when an onruffled expresshun
returned to him, said 1s5''74o7
My friend, I'm doin suthinfo the caws
of sisnse, and l appel to the best feelins
Of your natur to say if that ere animal is a
genooine gorilla p I..,
.o"T He is,n remarked the man, cd fgcnoo-
Inc ono You wouldn't take him for moth
in else, wood you, p .ss} Eli 4
"'I wouldn't take him for anything, my
frend," l said. "Nothin could injooce
me to bring that heious objeck into my
family. But l asked the qnestyun which
you have ansefed with so much graceful
ness, becaws---'' cti@l ,a9.is.ah sl
3 Becaws what ?r he exclaimed summet
sharp and sudden. a3r9sl 7' T. - z
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

e. Henry Ward Beecher, in his discourse 4
on Sunday, said that .some men will not
shave on Sunday, and yet they spend all
the week in shaving their fellow men
and many folks think it very wicked to-
black their, boots on Sunday morning, yet
they do not hesitate to black their neigh /;
bors reputation on week days.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

A GENTS WANTED $40 to $40 day to
n Introduce our new STAR sHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Price $40 1t uses two threads, and
makes the genuine Lock STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch.
Each Agent furnished with copy of Letters Pat
ent Exclusive territory given Send for circulars
s. f. HENDERSON & CO.,
Sole Agents for tho Vest and South,
3m56S 3O3 N. 4th ST., st. Louis No,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

IOWA l2th IN THE FIELD!

DICKENS is on Pleasant Rridge, to give dancers
good Music till Spring. Tue 18th Iowa String Band
will be ready for. calls In any part OF n orth Iowa
.-.-...tlelE 57lm3 - \. -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-10-23

Decorah, iowa. 4ar.q General stagc once.
FRED COMsTOCK, Proprietor. 500
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

IhO oil wisg leisf is from llr edward, ot a Lolt
1uJ. Harris Esq, pf Noa Ltudau. Conn. Mr. W.T. N
gentleman Of high rufpesaliiit7, nil during tlv s-tt
let of the cholera in 81 Lfui. wat he'd TIE suit
ili application Of the Pain ill,r E this d.sssse. hu
his testimony cau be relied upon with Tie utmost .l.-
tdsucs
tBAR sIR; ;-Yon roollect whom / saw lou ia Ncs
Loul1n Ia January last my expressing O. you my most
-aHgulne exte tations thlt DAVIS PAIN KiLhLA
would have teneE iou- .a- ia the wat this season
AMI my Antiopaons hAvo bpa1 aore than r-dli.t a4i
ths testimony tf thousands WIN hav. u.sd u has tes
tha' they would no, le ilrns to - to bod ~ aigh
without It In the house.
On the appearance # tho elule ia gtg sugh wa.
the could in he raia kilef sremslv i!iat ri4uN
who purchase it remarked Ia that tbs, hsi ua ru4
arcid Of tie ca.leia iotg they had the r4iu
Kllipr 10y them, and haudels took il daily q Fferou
taNse, for no ieFson ran lave dersn. ,no cg iliy
bowels darrhml Il they this peIieine Tns Na-
the .etury aud sonfi-nco OF Hundreds with
.auI When their lrirLds wero sta9Nel wish the Claera
they would administer the t.mady IN large lapt ds-,
nd in every cNe When lt h,s bsen keu in a'y - the
first stases of lhis dIssas. has proved -nee'sNu
consider it au inflllihle remedy thays not heard
of ANY Individual in any family wi u-,d tAe Pain i.
vii attacked, but Whist speedily recovered
The clerk informed mo t.at he almli.tet,d j. 10 qar
sous when cod or In h4 erinf-, snd 1t gave iMmedlsc
tl. hut oliil It shoull e gigy. qlikly, io whoa ,Ay
dsehaige ot rice wafer" las Ia. gun, IT, Arpr of M,
hAs DEL Should t'isdiselsa iuske s nrprsttnee am
| yuu, IS in a proba'iiy It wl. lp not sl.rnel; sou
aud all Others th,ru h.'e tile ren.dy, apd am canA
deul II the lain Kill rs uret uol sigs l-.lA ~
caolers viii occu. in Your eliy,
respe.Huly yours
4 WOODWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

Tnose using the Pain Killer slonld strictly otseag
tie following directions
A the commencement Of the disease, ,hea ie'sHoou
lu Of Pain Killer sugar and water, and then barha
fssly across tho stomach and bowels, win Pain E1i.r
eless.
should the diarIh@l and eramps continue, repeat fs
dose every nilsen minutes In this way lhe dralial
Acourse may he checked and tho a'ieni reiisv,du ~
course Of 8 very few hours
NB-Bs sure and set tie genuine affel'' thA' j.
recommended by those wlo have used 'he lsiE kHlI
~ tie Ghoeia, that IN Atreme r"e he l4i1 'ES
awe Tor Aore) afIoonful iusteai Of on W. 70 tii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

9ounty, Al Dover, On the fourth Monday in Aprll
aud iOuith Monday in tletohef in New Caste
County. At New Castle on the second Mondsy
after the commencement of the April term IN
Asnt, and on the third Monday in Nouemoer,
fhe Court Of Chsncery aud Orphans Court, sha'l
sonluaelce aud bo held 10 NeE Castle County on .
the ihri, Monday iu February, snd frat Moh- !
lay in September in Kent County, ou the hrsi
Tuesisy after The fourth Monday IN March. and
on the fourth Monday iD September IN Sussex \
Couoy the first rnesiAy after the second
Monday in March, aud nn the first Tussday
after ne third Monday ia September
The mayors Court sits IN WilnOsion On the
first Noa lay in March, June, September aud
December
BANKING INSTITUTIONS
ra& SATIOaAL BANK OF DELAWARE. AT Will
MtSaTuE,
Cerusr af Sixth aud Market Streets. Capi.
tai, $4,000 Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE F.RNER's hank, AT ~ILaiEoTON,
Corner of Third aud Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $2S6 600. Discount days, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
THg NATIONAL HANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRAsDYwiEE,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $500 900 Discount days, Mondays ana
Thursdays
fHh uNlOh NATiONAL BANh VI MALmtNuANNt
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
900. Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays
FIRsC NATIONAL BANK or WILMINGTON,
Corner OF Fourth aud Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S400. 900, Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays
SAVINGS BANKS.
. wiLHiaaTOR SAVINGS FUND.
Oaice s. E, corner Of Eighth and Market
streets
DELAWARE sAvISOs BANK.
d Office 60B Market street.
, ARTISANS sAvIsGs BAak,
~ 0fica 60T Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
- DELAWARE FlRR INSURANCE iMpANr.
! Office No 607 Market street.
FARMERS AaruAL FIBE lNsuR4Nos COMPANY o
TnR STATE on DELAWARE.
g, Office NJ. 82I Market street
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (fiRi
th COMPANY.
szOHi &c Ins,itute Hui ding, Market sioeet, abo'
ts, Hahih
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
lFAltrAK's nhElH.

PlMsh-rs vtl r,nmen's a. Teveaber Isi. the
ts.0e= { ilrpsr'e Nastt, E wesiy IBu-tretel Family
IH4Iu, H s-fel 60 Nash eu aud 1e hiielatura Their
is tyeulait t'suapii IA rNisiNs a Ui Of Waekly
Fashion - fp-i Hs'i 10 enm ins Herewith nrst
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eras fmoutsAsr len male a. immense cost
wlslt4 iaat 0su'Hiea OF the Ea bicn rapers Of Flu
-ag +.raef4iy villa tbs famous Id;3r Of Berlin which
4 fin To- t,s4l 10 te loading ioufnals of Paris, TO
aItsh ttua 10 HEST in tlg that heucelurth
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t flprh lltfi eNrt.init itrin forty 10 fifty
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.NU1 tliA INu d. W. uy h.4 chpti0ns and diIee-
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tlt wi,i laTubl4.el Nersly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
rununnaw, cnIxA. Assn.l y. lsll.

TuNGuHow, cntSA August - 1866.
MeFsrs. FEBKr DAyis & SOS Dear Sns,-Dutug
lcrg Residence in China, have used yogr invaluable
rsiu Killer, both IN MS own family and an9nt ,he
Chinese, sud tave ouni It meet excellent melieiu4
tir summer OF 1862 and G3,wlt rssiiiu Ia Shan ha
fonui it an almost certain eur- Cholera IT nset 70
time ludesi, using it in great man Instances to
not r-membor failing in tnsle et-e For lhres years
hare b-sn rvtiling in this place. mors tAa GtY m.le'
from physieitn, and have beou Obliged p't-n @ ou
upon my resources in casss of s'cknes rne CHI
ness come to Us in great numbers fr maieiaa aHl I
vice Though without mslics knowledge ourselves tlc
few staple remedies eommant much ~
slyanea oven Of their phy1iaaG that Wa have m' 81
daily applications. We allow them 10 com, because ID
brings in contact with them, and opsnsa iolr % us
iun,s S. ia diarrbUl, COLI ,omitiug, ,holeiaI ush-
.,, ,our PAIN KILLER has hecn NY chief iaelsin
Yours, very truly,
T. CRAWFORD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

have use the medicine known PERRY HA'ls
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. in my family mr ih4 iist
iwalye moahs, auI have pIot Pleasure in us.ilias 90
Avor Of is worry valuable ptorartes wuuli nat a.
sry account he without It, During The eSalca,e tao
cholera las, year, used inrltins a auy Doc
the Pain killer although myFef and several hemhs o
ny family were attacked ~ it severed and haHpy
10 say that the Fain Killer luil to emerfay
lit was both preventive and certain cure roii.
tiier should nst be doing my duty to the community
iid / not say this much II were atiaekef by lhA
ohoora to-day tha Pain Kiler shoad be the only ren d
would uss. have thoroughly trstol il, amt know ID
,sn lie relied ON Z. +. BEiGiNcENp,
Gaena. lLllna..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06
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. 8FBf I
ASlATlC CHOLERA In CHINA
Almost syery case cured vi'a
PAIN KILLER.
/ From Rsv r. Telford Missionary in Chas.nov yisi,ia
hir hnIln IN lanll.Yl lvhniAL

From Rsv. Il. rellord Missionary in Chas,nev ylsth.
his home iu lennsyvann
AsnHGiuS, PlNSA Jula % 1861
Nes,rs. rggRy pAvis Son, Providence, E ; Dsyr
sMs;--Dulpg a resideu;o u some tn years uii-
sicuary Id Siam and China, found yout Vegetable ?aU
Killer most valu hle remedy for that fHrin urs.
tie Cholera
In administering the medicine iouud 10 TIL d lnsciuh
to ;iye Tca-ponnfu Of Pain Killer IN gi oi hot water
sweeensl with sugAFl thsn alter ahout hiie-n niiuats
begin to give Tablespoonful o the ,tnatvery
mlune until relief was obtained Apply huI appli',.
tions TO the eAhemties. nuhe II he stomach wi,h ll,'
Pain Killer, Clear and rub the limbs britky U ihos
who had the Cholera asI took the madeleine 0dihAdy
IN the way stated sbye, eight ont of tpn lyrred.
Truly yours,
rELfoRp
It attacked with Ditrrhc, bysvntery ciamp Coli
dont delay the use Of the PAIN KILLER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-06

Nivs,r. rERw DAVIS < soN:-pear sir--,layinf wiz
n.'s'd the beneficial effect, Of your Palm KiloriH
eal u dysentey aud chocrt marlus within Isa
n0nths past aud dcemiug 4 an act 81 bn,volsncs
ll suilsrlng | would inust choetluy r.remuionl q
10 such may be suffering the aopemsuitapel
similar d.aos.es SAFE 'ni EFFEcru -. tel.,le
FEY EDWARD II. FULLER
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