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FROM CANADA.

Nsw Yoax, April 8.
The Worlds Ottawa special says: The
assassination Of Hon. Thos. Darcy McGee
has thrown this city into the greatest gloom.
There is nd clue to the assassin. Flags are
at half mast. and the event is freely discussed
in all quarters. Parliament, it is believed,
will pass resolutions to>morrow denouncing
the murder and proTering sympathy to the
bereaved widow. Ali day long Parliament
was thronged with people TO get Information
in regard 70 the crime.
Hon. Nj Gait, Mr.. Speaker Coctburn,
Hen. Mr.. Doran and other members Of the
Government, colleagues of the deceased, paid
visit TO the bereaved widow, who is almost
insane with grief.
The different volunteer corps met tonight,
and great excitement prevailed. a. it Was be-
leved by some that another Fenian raid was
about TO commence. The murder has crear
ted an intense feeling against Fenanism, al-
though it i'd not known whether he was sssas-
sinated by the Irishmen or not.
At the meeting of ST. Georges Society to-
night great ex citement Was mAnifested BY the
members, And il was resolved TO attend the
fuueral, which promises to be most impos-
ing Demonstration.
The Wofld's Montreal special says: The
feeling is almost universal that the assassina
tion of Mr. MCGEE must be charged upon the
Fepians. There are some fears OF another
gigantic raid, and . great feeling OF uncer-
tainty existing. No one knows whose turn
will be next. Murder 10 the snbject Of con-
yersation everywhere, and many alterations
have taken place between prominent sup
porters and those Of the Irish population OPP
posed to MIR. McGee's course.
QrrAv i, Ca, April 8.
Two men named Wheelan and Doyle we're
arrested last night on suspicion of beng con-
cerned in the murder Of McGee. The6us-
picions against them is very strong,
Ats o clock this morning, man named
Dent, night watchman at Parliament building.
shot himself dead.
The body of McGee Was this morning cons
veyed to the Catholic Cathedral. where the
funeral services we're performed, after which
the remains were sent by special train TO
Montreal, attended by members OF the Cabl
net and other distinguished gentlemen IS pail
bearers The family Of Mc6se are amply
provided for BY Government
Special dispatches from tho different prov-
inces represent feeling Of the deepest in
dienation at the murder.
New York, April 8.
A Montreal special says McGee's funeral
viii take place on Friday. The body will lie
ii stais on Thursday. A grand funeral car
il being built, ard the funeral will be great
roprfiar demapstraiion. s;xty thousand peo-
ple are expected to be present.. The police
are on the alert, and al outlets to the State
are closed. The royal proclamation Is .pia-
| carded everywhere. The Fenian lodges here
| are very auset. IL
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1884.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. Aprils.
Messrs. Blodge,t and Barrett, of the Geor.
gia Constitutional Convention, appointed to
proceed to Washington TO intercede in behalf
of some FIVE hundred Georgians under politi-
cal disabilities, publish letter, in which they
inform their constituents that everything de-
pends upon the resnit Of the coming election
in their State. They say If the Constitution
is adopted and reconstruction State officers
elected from true and loyal men, then their
homestead and relief measures are safe.
CHICAGO. April 8.
A Washington special says: The House
was In session about fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Robinson. of New York, offered res
olntion to the effect that the impeachment
proceedings be withdrawn, and that the man
sgers appointed by the House to prosecute
such proceedings be recalled. The Speaker
decid.d it out of order.
A resolution by E. b. Washhurne to ad.
journ till tomorrow was carried without di-
vision.
General Sherman was on the floor of the
Senate se-asJ. " - -
The impeachment trial viii be resumed tos
morrow.
The counsel for the President are ready to
open their case. Mr.. Curtis will make the
opening argument for the President.
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IL Lespsx, April 8.
i II is said Ar. Craabourne Ia, bsen offered
the Governorship Of Cansda, ana Earl Msyp
that OF Iudia. sta4
Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Chief Justice Of The
Cosrt Of Appeals for Ireland, has resigned.
The Irish Hierarchy will soon petition the
Qaeen in person against any change in the
Church.
Deeds Of siolencS are Of daily occurrence
in Cork. so
LosDos, April 8. The Grand Jury have
brought bills Of indictment against all the
prisoners, except N'Neil, charged BY the
Coroncr's Jury with completely in the Clerk
enweI outrage. Their trials viii commence
next week.
LoxDos, Evenins. III dosbts concerning
the safety Of DR.. Livingstone are dispelied.
Sir Roderick Murchison to-day received =
letter from The distinguished tsayeler, which
come via Zanzibar. DR.. Livingstone writes
he is in good health, that his journey Of ex.
plontion has been successful, and shss be
viii soon return TO England.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

OMAHA, KAv,, April s.
The reported Inuian outrages between
Forts Laramie and Fillmore are confirmed.
Property to the value of from $1,000 to
Sl3. GOO has been destroyed.
At last accounts the Commissioners did
not expect the Council at Laramie to open
before the latter part Of April.
BLooxIxoroS. ILL.,, April 8.
The trial of Thomas Cole, for the murder Of
the three children Of James Hunt, in May
last, will begin In the Logan County Circuit
Court to-day. The case was removed from
Mclean county on , change OF venue at the
last September term.
NEW YoRK. April 8. !.
A Richmond special sayE It is rumorsd
that Gen. Sckofield will remove Mayor Mayo
and other officials.
INDIANAPOLIS, April D.
A man named Timothy MnrphJ Was acci.
densaily killed on The RELATIONSHIPS Railroad
yesterday. I.
Two young men named Charles Lssch and
A. 81. Lindsay fought : dael ~ Koh0Do, In.
diana, yesterday. After exchanging two
ahoss their friends interfered and stopped the
proceedines- Neither party injured.
: 81 DAvExPoRT, lows, April8.
John F. Tracy, President, and Ebenezer
Cook Secretary OF tho Chicago, Rock Island
8 Psei6c Railsoad ConpAny, Nsre arrested
By th6 q. 8. Marshal to-dog
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CnIcaGo, April 8.
The billiard match between Foster and
McHJevitt. for s 900 side and the cham
piohthip of America, 800 points up, began
at Library Hall this evening shortly after s
o'clock There is great inseres. manifested
10 the game, and ths attendance Of prof-s-
sional and amateur billiardists is large. At
81 The game stood Foster li2, McDevi,t Is.
ST. Loris, April s.
timothy 6. Fitch, prominent citizen Of
Chicago, was fined $500 ia the Court of
Criminal Correction to-day for misdemeanor
by alleged faise swearing ID connection with
3 sait with Capt Bruner some Eve years ago.
A motion for new trial will be made.
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Etna Insurance Co., Hartford, ,..s4 500, 900
Home Insurance Co., New York, s,7oo.ooo
Insurance Co. Of N. America, Phil. 100000
Lorillard Fire ms. Co., New York, Loo, 900
International ms Co., 100000
North American Fire ms, Co. ny. 100000
Travellers Insurance Go Hartford, $4,000
Rtilvay Insurance Co., Hartford, 500, 900
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., ls,ooo,ooo
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XLth CONGREsS---Second Session
WAsHISGros, April 8.

WASHINGTON, april 8.
SENATE.
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reported bill TO continue the Freedmen >
Bureau.
Mr. Harlan called up the bill TO exempt
property used for school purposes in the Dis>
tfict of Columbia, from taxation.
Mr.. Howard called up the bill requiring the
reports of Railroad companies 10 be 6led in
the Office Of the Secretary Of the Interior in
stead Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Me-. Trumbull called up the bill in regard
to the qualification Of jnrors. 1t provides
that the expression OF opinion. founded on
public rumor and the statements OF public
journals, shall not diequality juror otherwise
competent, who shall take An oath that be can
give verdict according to The evidencs.
Mr.. johnson supposed the Law al>
ready allows Court in its decision to such
jurors.
Mr.. Trumbull replied that such was the
practice in many States. but the bill proposed
to make the practice uniform.
Mr. Bayard thought that this was danger
GUS provision
Mr. Davis was not sure that the measure
was not an invasion on the sacred right Of an
impartial trial By jury.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen held that in these days
Of general newspaper reading the expression
Of hypothical opinions does not initiate
against the impartiality of juror. The bill
was framed to correct the injurious rulings
made BY courts.
Mr.. Bayard again opposed the bill. II
passed, 81 TO s.
Mr.. Sumner introduced joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States. s.
The proposed amendment is as follows: No
person elected as President or Vice Presi
dent, who has once served as President, shal
afterwards be eligible to either Office. Re.
ferred TO the judiciary Committee.
Atthe expiration Of the morning hour the
Senate proceeded to the consideration OF pri,
yate bills reported from the COMMITTEES or
Claims.
The consideration Of unimportant bills CO
cupied sll the afternoon.
AtB:80 Mr. Morgan moved an executivt
session, which was agreed TO, % to 10, ant
soon after adjourned.
The Speaker preaanted q communication
1 from the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs rel
| ativs to the necessity Of speedy legislation ol
| Indian appropriations. in lrder that the faitl
| Of the Government and the promises of th,
| Indian Pssce Commissioners may be kept
| II il urged that II our agreements are no
hithfuily carried ont, the Indians will sooI
| lose III confidence in ths apvernmeut; the,
I viii believe nothing told them By ita officers
| and an almost endless war will be the result
| The communication was referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
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N W Westcott ........... Main strest-near Fourth
Ed carter....... $3.50 Maiu street
BOOTS = sHoEs-RETAIL.
L. y. Deah cor Third Main streets
Huiskamp 4 Matiess................so Main street
s Haiskamp Hro..... Main strset-bat 4th sth-
fIart Ast......... .iss Aaia street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail. Armitaso d oo....-...co Ninth johnson.
BONNET BLEAcHERY.
Emerson .......... ......cor Fourth Biondsau.
CLOCKS, WArCREs . JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges ......... Nos 4 Estes House.
7. R. J. Ayres Sons..... .......-67 Main street
CARPETS, OIL cLOFns, 80.
John Copelin. .....- .....-... =. .5s Main street
CLoTHTEms.
yencili. Jones 4 cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern co.......cor Second Main streets.
cRoCKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey Il lie Faivre ..... Main street-bet sth 6th.
commIsslor MERCHANTS.
W sturgcs. cs.........-...........-..4ss South Levee
Clocks-WholesaIe & Retail.
, Bridges. Nos d Estes House
Coin, silver Ware.
a Bridges. .Nos1 d 2 Estes House.
TOR watt................eor Main and Fifth SITS
Dr L Ingerscl.. Third Main, tup stairs).
DNf sooDs-"hoLAs aL
= saeasy = oon ..','''. no Nj s.rss,
vrr.u
rs . :, =. -.
80 = Fa,,sr "a Main .treet.
~ . II o:c.a AZ Main street
= oN'1o' -
DRY-GOODs-RETAIL
Spies berger Mayer oo...'.-'-.No =. g.
pAsn;.. u uss, Is Main .t,eet.
NJ g. san 4 q Este. House. |
pD Fasts- 10 Main street.
Engraving. Brands. & Seals.
tor.,,. uon..
sG Bridges o. hs'e' MOUSE
w..
fond oo'.........'.cof MAIN : iA'A
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges..............Nos l Es'ss mouse
-
Howe Tyler......-.........., ....5s Main street.
Duncan, karle co,..-....lte 4 lA2 Main stress.
GAS = sTEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son johnson street, bet Sd l. 4th.
NJ E.t-, Hons.
ooio, shSs1 anu Ase.y -. 49,
ridges,.............ssosi NOS q : Estes noA's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
g. Pollock co....................1ls Main street.
Bower co--...-...'.'''.-.'-i,,. - -.
49,. ,,a VI. ..
4 A McQneei ...................s4 - hsin s1ree'.
Cox Iryin.~... .corner Fifth Main streets
Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrsn-j
eteIs.
Ahs6ss ~ -, "A l,h
Hagu, mummy Saa see''-De -
HAhDWAHE.
Peck Broshsrs..'...'.'-evI foa'A 90 Ma;n .,rs.t.
~or,o~.
HATS, oArs =. -
-. Th;,a / Jobnson.
psmins house e'''.''''',....-..e' -.-.- S'~'-s
rNsuRANCE AGENTS
j. Adams '',.'.''. ''.......eo'-'' -.-.-.- =
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
vieh s,,...-;p E...s House.
u.,n vourth.
-
ouo,s swuo1nsALE.
n 1aonard 4 co..........I72 ia Main street
=
-a,h Th;,s ,t,eet--n.ar Main.
baWaen 2 ~oaenS ~ &2Ss
mILLINERs. ags
spiesberger, Mayer rs.s Ma,u .s,set.
MRS r....'....''.'...eo- : rfs
MILLINERY = sosA ~ ~ ~ : n,ands.. n
Mrs W F Bauman-..4th s'-oe' "sin q D''DN'-N'
NEWS DEPOT. s,eo,a ..r..4.
Dasia hs"' "'''' 1850 se.
Magnhyins e'AsSe r.,.. Hsu,.
g Brioges..-.'".'...'.'.'oa % p"
optieian, sPsetaeie'. Eye oI's,
g Bridgss-...-...........Nos i : Estes honss
r,,.. cenuipe nGssrshaum.
a Bridge. Nos ! E.,ss Hea..
pistols. Aunusitie,, Rises.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin s ton.
The Impeachment Trial to be Re-
sumed To-day.
Curtis 20 Make the Opening Ar
gument for the Defense.
Congressional Procecdiags.
Adjournment Of Iowa Legislature.
ELECTION RETURNS.
LATE NEgHS sFROM CANADA.
Great Excitement Over MtGt's ASaiSnaiios.
LATEST NEWS BIZ CABLE
s ~
Doctor Livingstone Still Alive.
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American Watches.
Bridges. Nos i Estes House.

BOOTS = sHOEs-wHOLEsAL
IAnbieton Huiskamp p............eS Main street.
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noor. AaHoEs-RcTAIL.

David Lowry...............-...s Second street.
N W Westcott ......M Main street-near Fourth.
Ed Carter 90 Msiu street.
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nOOK.BINDER.
I Pearcs 4 son 49,. Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
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Howe Tyler.-................-, ,so9 Main street.
Duncan. karle 4 Co o.....l40& T. 142 Main street.
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Land Warrant Found

A Lasp WARRANT AN. sS ssosd
In 'sptsin eeeasses Cs~sans Isat .na aiitis "
1872 ft M Ia ore sinrs and over.
5osfed aut fts dst>. IL sts tssS-d bs the p-nsts
D~p+ftmss4 q. i-5s, sgn~e ty AfLnt, Cone
assssossr. fhe hsve b. pf orer
li.ataesto AZ d frSc assship ssd she ray
the hosits, AssfenitnrnI stars 81 tnkR-
sHaa D. kLAfLA1s, ia N~ia 81. Keckak fo~a
atsAdtf
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BOOTS = BHOEB-HETAIL.
Huiskamp Matiess Main street.
Haiskamp 4 o......Main strset--bst 4th sth-
Hart, Ast........ Ass Aala street.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEY8s
Brown 4 Knowles. ....cor Main Fifth streets.
w Collins Second street,
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yencill, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third Main strssts.
Hess, Stern co.......cor Second : Main streets.
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wilkinson. Bartlett. 4 Co...s4 Main street.
Kerr FnIler ........sl Main street.
DrF O'Coupor. .68 Main street.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Nos 4 Z Estes House
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DIED.

MKpcALR--At Hsekuk, foss, April 1881. Of hrsiI
dis~a4t, Mrs AytIs " ~ e of su ~srt " AeseAH.
fsorth Mis.ouri Com. riesss copy :
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CARPETS, GIL CLOFas, 30.
I'm copelin....... .......-... :. 80 Main stree
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Doctor Livingstone Still Alive.
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CLOCKS, WArCREs = JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges. ......... Nos Z Estes House.
T. R. J. Ayrss = Sons..... .......-67 Main street
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NJ Shelley 4 Sons......QT Main street.
Kramer. Irwin Co IeS Main street.
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EGGS 4 BUTTER.
Pond Co..........cor Main Ninth streets
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19
How the Tide II Running.
Judge Abandons the Radicals and
Joins the Democracy.
A Valuable Accession.

The largest political meeting ever held
in the Chippewa Valley, was held at Eau
Clair in this State, on the 18th ult. and
was COTTON up on two days notice.
Judge Ira Mead, heretofore a prominent
Republican and a man of great influence
in that part Of the state, was called to pre-
side over the meeting, and upon taxing
the CHAIR he addressed tho audience as
follows
He said that, as he had always been an
advocate of, and acted with the Republic
can party, this was the first time he had
ever been called upon to preside over a
Democratic meeting +; but that when such
men as John A. Logan, Thad. Stevens and
Ben. Butler-the ''beast," who voted IF
ty.six times in the Charleston Conven-
ton to make jeff. Davis, a traitor, Presi-
dent of the United S~tates-became tie
champions of repu blicanism, and are per-
United to supplant, in the affections Of
their party, such honored statesmen az
;F'essenden, Ross, Grimes, Trunbull, etc.,
he could. no longer act with that party,
and benceforth would give his adhesion
to the the principles of Democracy.
Loud applause.) The Republican leaders
A'"O oSOoAuC wv COIIupe tuVy a. SAoaU
ted the confidence of the masses they
were riAing the honest industry of the
country, under a pretext Of necessity, to
subserve the interests of bond-holders and
eastern monopolies, and had inaugurated
a system Of taxation known to no other
country on earth. He was in favor of
-squal taxation and one currency for all the
people, and believed in the supremacy Of
the white race, and the right Of States to
regulate the elective franchise, as they
had done since the foundation of the gov
the American flag, which wa, spread out
upon the walk back Of him, said he pre-
ferred that flag, with every star shining
from its azure blue, to any party, and he
preferred the Constitution of the United
States, as framed through the wisdom Of
or forefathers, to any party platform.
The Judge closed his remarks amid
laundering applause and prolonged cheer
ing.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

In one month the national debt increas-
ed $53,OOO,OOO, or at the rate Of over
Sl3.OON,OOO per week. Sl,S57, 1926 per
day, $77,3SO per hour, and Sl,2S9 per
minute, and over s2l per second. How
do the people like this style of economy
which the radicals are trying to prepetu-
ate by the election of Grant ?...... General
Grant has accepted the free gift Of big
houses at st. Louis. Galena, Philadelphia,
and Washington, and with the exception
of the latter he let's them all at high rents,
thus showing that thrift in his case fol-
lows fawning.
During the se%venty-three years previous
TO the war the total expenses of the gov
-ernnest we're 81 400, Q 5000. During the
three since the war under radical rule the
expenses have been $1,000, 900. 49,.
The fifteenth appearance of Epck's eel
(ebrated comet is now at hand. Calcula-
ton assigns the last of this month as the
time when it will be nearest the earth.
This little comet whisks round the sun in
ar elliptical orbit once in a little more
than three years and is always seen from
some part of the earth for a short time,
when passing to or from the vicinity Of its
lperhelion.
The bill to add $500, 600, 900, to the ma
'tional debt, and make the amount a gra-
'tuity to the b%ondholder. was passed by
both branches of Congress. 1t is a bill to
rob the poor and stuff the pockets Of the
b%ondholders. Save the reconstruction
scheme, it is the greatest outrage yet en-
acted under the cover of law, by the rad
ical party.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

Don't be put off with any other when
you call for ''Barrett's Hair Restorative"
in eight OF. bottles.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

One thousand doors, best quality, and
$4,000 light sash at wholesale and retail
at Hayt 4 Burdick's, lumber yard on the
levee. 9l8i
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

House. keepers, when you buy d. B.
De Land 4 Co.'s Best Chemical Solerdtus
you will find every paper weighs apound.
Can you say the same about other Salera-
tuS?
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

1t is a favorable omen for the success of
Governor Seymour that the New York
Herald and The British don't Ii Ike the NOM
ination.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19
MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL R,Y.

MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y.
Arrive at P. du Oh, going west. Z. Al NJ. Mondays
excepted and at s. IS r. NJ. undays excepted.
Leave P. du Ch. east at !. so A. N. and at 9. p. NJ
Sundays excepted.
From McGregor to St. Paul trains leave at s. IS A.
n. and at 10. P. NJ. Sundays excepted. They arrive
st McGrsgor at s. rs A. II. and Z. 20 P. NJ. undays
excepted.
The Ferry Steamer, City IF AcGregor. Capt. JonS
Bass, will ply between the Cities Of McGregor and Pr.
du Chen, at strict train time, for each direction.
Captain Bass will rest his Steamer, At night, on the
McGresor side Of the river, bringing passengers and
mails from tho Mil. and Chicago 8. Is trains coming
west.
r. tages leave McGregor. daily, for Elkader,
waukon and for Dubuque, trawb cry Poip.
Gutenberg, GarnaviIlo and Dubuque, tri-weskiy
This P. doesn't strictly belong to our Railway
heading, bnt it ID Of interest to the public and they
will please, in tho expressive Language Of our friend
Woolliscroft, to snake . minute OF it," Travellers
who get lost In their western explorations often come
to Ac0rsEor for . new start. Trains and stages,
steamboats, and wagons, are always on hand, to take
you to any point Of the earthly compass. and it 10 pos
sihle some trains about here may send people one
station beyond purgatory,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19

all the grain a set Of hands can possibly get to It;
and IL can be crowded with less loss than any other
Machine ever manufactured.
They have spared neither time or expense to bring
the Michigan Sweepstakes" to perfection, and we
now claim that 1t is the most perfect Threshing Ma
chine in the world, aud greatly improved for the sea
son Of 1865.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-19
OONJU0AL LOVE

Essay for Young Men. on the Errors, Abnses and
Diseases which desfroy the Manly Powers and create
impedimsnts to Marriage, with sure means Of relief.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes FREQ OF charge. AdS
drss, d. J. SEILLIN HOUGuTON, Howard Ascot
suen, PhiladspAia, Pa.
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Facts for the Kitchen and ParIor

1t is now a well settled fact that ne Toilet article In
this country has ever won such popularity and uni
vGsal admiration among all classes, ~ Tebbett's
Physiological HAIR Regeneration. 1t never soils the
finest fabric; is delightfully."- perfumed; 10 free from all
dirty, sticky sediment and never fails to restore the
Whitest or Grayest hair, to it, original color and
beauty. Yet II is not . dye, but an actual RESTOR-
ATIYE. 1t often produces q lux uriant growth Of new
hair on bald heads. 1t stops the hair from falling of,
the scalp clean and free from dandruf. the hair soft.
glossy and beautiful. 1t is everywhere used with
great satisfaction. Every bottle il warranted and
money refunded II not satisfactory.
FULLER, FINCH I FuLLxH, Wholesale Agents Chicago.
Lous Benton, Jr., Gsnsnal Agent, MeGregor, lows.
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