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WANTED.

Clergyman, Teacher. and Superintendent, II Sabbath
schools, and others 10 act a. Agent. far the
HOME BOOK OF WONDERS,
work 81 great interest fully illustrated also for Tie
COTTAGE BIBLE. AND FAMILY
EXPOSITION,
In too volumes containing nsary i5i IaTes. camIfts
Ing the nd aud Nes Testamsnts ~ith practical eNin
siilons Ahd HTianatoFy no -. by fuoHts Niltftns
fEW ~ rtiE MANY RECON MI NhATtoNs
fFom the late Rev. JOEL Ilavrs. u n. Pastor ~ tie
first CoaErsE aiioaAi Church. Hartford - know
~ no commentary cheap that sanians 80 great az
amount 81 valuable matter"
From Rev. y. u. Eagiesion. D. u, Pastor q Ply.
meath Church, Chicago HI eheeffaiy I'D
u the best commentary the Scripture Cor
use !" Yer terms aud circulars, addrsss A nRAINARp,
Hartford, Connecticut. fOct " 1t.
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Agents Wanted P0r
DR.. Kane's Great Pictorial Work
1R(fT'IN EIpTDR ATM ~
fRCTIC

An elegant volume of rAfest merit and Instruction and
~ Rfea, inisresi far all alcr..
Wdh 200 BEAUTIFUL EHgrIriBgs md 't,fch ~
N, iW'LoT
Exclusive territory given aud iargc commissions
foF circulars and aFeney. address the Publisher.
BLISS co. Newark, - iOsi. Eft.
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DIEE, roRs ELrcTEp.-Thc following gentle
men have been elected Directors oi the We,
ern MarylAId Railroad. On the part of the
stockholders: q. =. IIaines. John wcty. Isaac
Mo;tu. Joshua Dicgs, +. !. Pcnd!cton. The
Baltimore city councils have elected Daniel !.
Foley and J. g. Baughcr I" rcPTe-rti il.c city /.
interests ia the company
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THE GRECIAN REND.

NnAT W y. how u greu into a national calamity
w IT - NOT 4 NEW THING symptom. aud
Treatment small volume profI,-ly Illustrated sent
~ mail on Tveeip: offsets Address GRECfAN BEND
~ III q 60 J. - Box sT2. " Trade surrii-! :,
AMERICAN NEWS g" -: *..,aa st. y. s
V160 Fer Month guaranteed sur fay Agents
.DZOU wanted Immediately every uhcTc To- ELI our
faisnt Everlasting white Nifr Clothes Lines. can at
address the GiRARD WIRE MILLS Fhilai, lphia.
IA fOc, 4. Il.
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TOVysOntOWn Institute.
\ BOARDING aud bay school TOR Young
Sadies.

Under IL" caF" Of Raw. and Mas. Il. !. COS T..
IT IObSOTTDHN. BALTIMORE ru., ~
viii open Tor the reception of pupil.
M.ndal. Nspi.nbfr IA. Ishs
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GRANT AND COLFAX.
nook AGENTS WANTED FpR How' ,Nn's
& r. a III II.

Oae Large Ocfaro Iolume, Finely TNHsirf'rf
oae Agent has soid % Copies IN Day.
0ns Agent has sold 20 Copies IN . Dayt.
one Agent 70 lndyI has sold 90 Copies In : nays
We employ General Agents and onsF extra induce.
meats 70 send fef circular aud learn our
tsrme u agents before engaging elsewhere u. BURR
4 co .Puhiishers, Hartfsrd, oonn foct. a. q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

FRTnERi,K CorNTY rAIa.-Among the live
stick on exhibition az the Frederick county
Agricultural Fair. just closed. were several
head Il Hereford cattle. owned ~ John Mcr-
ryman. Ell. II this county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

ArroiSrsrSr.- Zcphcniah Pot"c;. E.l. Of
Cockcysville, in this county, has hcenapPoin,-
ed internal revenue storekecper for the Fifth
Congressional District.
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vousG PLAeE.-The voting place oi the
third precinct. ninth district. will l." II Ady's
hotel, TowsontOwn.
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READ! READ READ,
SUNSHINE 4 SHiDOWIN YEW TORK

large Octave Nelgmr, over loo pages, hn-iy iila.
trated We uant Asrnts, Male or Female IN every
city and toun 10 canvass far a. Everybody wants H.
know al about Neu York. No Hook ever puhlishci
that sells rapidly CanVasssrs Frtoft imsn.s sales
We employ no General Agents and oHcr the largest
commission send for OUT - Iagc circular. Fuii lar
tleulars aud trfms seat iiee 90 application a. y
BtRR 4 co . Pabiishers, Hartford Conn fnct T. o.
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New Fall Goods.

TusT ARRIVED. Al the Excelsior Store.
~ Towsontown, new supply Of seasonabl'
articles, embracing DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS. NOTIONS, 6r Call and soc them.
Sept. i2.-H cHAs. r. CHEW.
DAsE BALLS AND BATS,
ID POI sale BY sHEIkgY BROS,
sept. Ut. TswaentoWn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

REruEtgp CHALLES.r.--l, l. reported that
Hamilton stump. the victor at Grcca Spring
tournament. ha challenged Hamilton t,ittinss
the victor ~ the Long Green tournament. Ia a
grand trial oi skin. the match &" take place ia
Green Spring Valley ~ ai SOME n;,lii" round
between Green Spring aud Long Green. TIN,
is the report. but Mr.. Gittinss had not ie. civci
tho challenge up To- Monday lasi. although hc
had inquired At all ia" post office. where he
thought it likely :" be- sent W. hope the
match may b. arranged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

Tns "CrrLn ENp."-we spent three or four
Nary pleasant days. during the latter part OF
lssF week and the first Of this, in visiting old
,.fiaNis ia the sixth aud seventh districts, and
are under obligations 10 those friends for thei<
mr0Y e.slr,csics. We were pleased and sur
pris-4 =. the many evidences of improvement
ia aud Af-s I'D Middlctown, aud congratulate
ihc people ii that section upon their really
beautiful iarins. aud the general prosperity
which seeing Ia Iscrvadc the ncighborhood. L.
our friend. =. I. Wheeler. Esq. W. noticed. IL
building a very tine structure in Middle,own.
whrh hr intends b, use. we understand, As q
.tbr- aud iirst class hotel. Their" are nov two
stor''s ia the village. and on. at Rayviilc. .
short distance I'll. nd all Of them are we'll stuck
c'l with ;"pis. aud are evidently doing good
business
Grant And C.'ltax stack u above par ia the
s~cti1n through which We passed. We con.
vcrsci with great many Republicans. aud all
.! them -irar rh"crfuliy aud hopefully Of the
iuiurr. "" heard of many converts 10 our
rau." ani IN" which pleased ~ particularly.
that Of H. Mitchell. 81 Hereford. Our friends
think thai The Sixth District may be safely
counted "n f'r giving majority for our Pres.
iirn,isl ticket.
W w.uli like T., give an account oi a very
rxriung con haht Ia which VIC took part on
friday vi ;ht. aud 1T our many adventures
Thil" 90 ,aii hunt along the Gunpowder, hut
. spars f,ihiis
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EMPLOYMENT,
~, mi, v"iA Nhica sctiles. B., dpcumcnttfy ,vi
'" what has hcen .ad. wtit,en th"gghi pr ,lonr b.
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT

GRANT The Republican Union Cnu uiiicr a.
Arlington, rycOgnis. is Authenticity and ~, Il a. an
authority sending Tor cops. oi 1, fur ihai purpose Thr
Er'ss anirsr'f'y difedrd all oiksrs W. snn AasSf.
~ It "a this county send Tor Circular. terms. A.
=" BLISS a CO, NeNark y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

For Fac IA Article.

oar sales for the Ias, t~elve months have ren au,
one million dollars.
aSOur ba.lness has heen decided b. thee courts u
this State and ny the rnitsd States authorities not
b. LOTTERY. Gin Entsrrrise hut regular ieEii
mate business
Tcfms u SALE Cor club % o. selection Of one u the
following articles ~ yds. brown beached sheet
lns, suITFor quality foylin or alpaca dress pattern
Wool square shawl ~ yds doeskin An = day clock
seth Thomas' make ~. gents calf boots whl,c
Nafseiics quilt silver plated chased castor With
bottles morocco photograph aibum 100 pictures -
yards 90 uool cloth. silver plated cake basket -
1ds brown ~ bieached sheciing, common quality -
Alec, fnted notices % 30 ARTICLES, for sale =, for
earh article comprising variety n articles usually
sold a. retail Al prices tom ~ 80 20 is Or each article
for acub Of go. selection u 81 the following
ARTICLES 10 yards brown hleAehed sheeting sue
fior quality Dress PATTERN priee go Wool Ions shaui
iiroeha long shawl yards black german broad cloth
common sense sewing Machine. price tis-ithesc ma
chimes will hem. stitch fsll, tack quilt. cord bind
hraid and emhrolder. Ia most superior nAnnsr. -
Gents oF ladies silver hunting case watch, .
yards hemp oarpeting. yards HEAVIER cloth. AZ yds
good doestin silver plated Ice pitcher pyards uoo
cloth dou width. pair superior blankets ~ yards
bfOun OF bleaehed sheetng, common quality, and ~
printed notices o. articles for sale 81 each, eampris
Ing variety % ARTICLES usually sold al retail from
81 70 b. 80 far each article.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

GF- Consignmenis respectfully solicited.
Prompt rciurns made. Oct. 10. ls6s.-ly.
T.. PATENT OrflCE.
WAsniSsroS, u. G.. oct. 81. is6s
as the petition Of AMBROSE FOSTER. 81
~ LAursvillc. Nd. Tor himself and the rep.
Tcsentativs. Of !. A. Messenger. deceased. prn,
ing Tor the extension of patent granted Ia the
said Ambrose Foster on the 10th day of Janua
~. 1855, for an iinproved Building block.
II Is ordered that said petition be heard n,
this Office
on THE Asst DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT
Any person may oppose this extension. oh
iections. dispositions, and other papers should
be fled In this Office tweH,y days before the
day "f hearing.
4. II. HODGES.
Acting Commissioner oi Patents
Oct. Iu.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
TEE FALL CAMPAIGN

~ Moor Rural Neu Yorker. the Lca.linr and Iarg
~ 'ircdlaiing Rural Literary aud fam, a~spat-r
tsins quarter nct =, aud hrncr New IL tnE Tvs To
= Eiht Wight Large ioubc 0uarin Pages iIlu.
uat"d with over dofsn distinct Department. each
ably conducted the bs't raleut bcing employed Elrr
t"n viii soon H. over. Nhsn rNeTyhos, IN both Tou
and country. will Nani the most fr''src..irr Timely
Entertaining and useful Wrskl! nf u. Cla,. MuoAG
HtE't Tho ~ Nun,cr, 81 thi. Quart. t',t To- J,n
,eni, "N Tttu Co. "Nti fiftt cESt. rry the Trial,
E"rpt
Aitfrs. 70 10 4 u,,nut
% Para i.oe. Nve Yotl. ct Ruchc t.t y \
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24

~ u wehsTshy inform ths public ,hA. are
W. ib' no, connected With any Of the GIT ~
rrRrRisr oNE DOLLAR r"ScESSs IN this city
Al eoncgrns oasFinG Gin Premium. or any article
free eteos 10 Agsa,. 70 any In direct viola
ton q the lass against Lottery We have inioFma.
ton, from reliable authority, that ali Gih in
this city will NJ closed ur BY the State Poliec.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
s9.aSI.so

Pou OrFIcE ArFsfHs.-At ReisteTstnvn. "
department. John W. ifeitshew IL designated
a. mail messenger rice John e. PfcfeT, re-
signed
Az Trenton, llale zoucksville.l in this eoun.
~. John n wheeler 10 appointed postmaster.
rire John N. Fowhic, resigned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
NcsO Advertisements.

A H. wanting employment can have good hu.inc,.
n by Addressing DAVIS Bno. IA SAMSON a.. Ihila
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bons. treasurer. f,r the relief of IL. sufferers
by the late n'ai;
whole amount rec"yed...... ......fls.65t IS
Balance on hand ....... ............... s9.7Siso
Tho fOaiaaoH ScAsc has also the following -
On the Baltimore county side things are as
Stunning Il iisrcnt features. The road 10 nov
psssable. The mill race IL nearly fnished.---
The niil building will shortly be closed up
again-the whole front had been carried oil.
Other buildings. damaged by the water. are un.
Irrgnng repairs and will be again inhabited
after q little while. Thus gradually some Of
the traces of that terrible disaster Of July are
disappearing. while the main scene Of terror
will Il is 4, be hoped, be- SLOWED 10 renain
what u prnl,crIy is river. bed.
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Whole Limo TO tho Pacific will be
Completed in 1850.
Four Million Dollars,

Which. after paying all expenses was mucl
more than sufficient t" pa! ,hr interest upon
its bonds. These earnings are u" indication ol
the vast through trails that must follow the
opening 81 the line IL III" Pacific. but they
certainty nrnve Tint
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
AGENTS WANTED

foH MATHEW hatr SNiTu's Nav Book.
SUNSHINE 4 SHADOW ~ VEN IORk.
Z iOr WISH 10 knou hoS Fortune. arr male and
iost In a day HoS Country men" ssindlsd
~ shaTprrs Hos Gambling Houses And Lotteries arr
conducted, and every 81 interest ratnF 60 From
insni Men and important place of New YORK
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sole Owner, OF coiburn's ra,en, Ave.
Oct In
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Election Notice.
sHER1FFs ELECTION NOTICE

%uTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
rlNO tho qualified voters OF Baltimore county
Il that an Election will 10 held in said coun
~. On
Tie F'r'' T',adry Net Affcr Hc F,r.' Ho"das
qf Norembcr. is6s,
II being tho third day Of said month. in the
several Districts of Baltimore county. viz;
First D'sfrict.--lst Precinct franklin. 81
Prccint-Catonsyllc.
Second District.
Third Disirict.--ist Woodbury.
"a Prccinet-Benville, tCusacksl Tavern. Sd
rTseinct--Scycn Mile House on the Rcistcrs.
town Road.
Fourth District.
Einh DiSfricf.-w Wilhelm Store. Hack Rock
NS-h I.strici.- -Miidlrtown.
Srenh h''r'r'. rlrn IAN, Hunter. Wise
E,qhh B,,fTct.-Cockeysyillc.
NinM Iisfrtrf.-lst rfccnct-Told Spring
Hotel. "a rrccinci--llAmpdcn Village. Falls
Roai. III Precinct -Tows.nt"Nn.
TfnM D,sirir'.--Slndc's Tavern.
EiercHM b.sir,ct-lst Precinct Wright
Tavern. Earinrd Road. "a Precinct - llrnr! =
Old Tavern. near Brooks.
T,rsl,tk D,s.'.lci-lst Precinct Michael All.
ans Tavern. near Canton. 81 frcrHci-Wal
icr's Tavern. at FORK. "f Middle River and
Back River Roads. id Precinct -i"ntroin' :
Tavern. Gardcnvillc.
TkirfsenM Disfr,eL.-TNc Public Sch,r,l House
ON the Washington Road. near John W"dc's
public house.
For the purpose OF clccting scN III person' for
Electors for President aud Nirr President OF
the Critcd States. one Drinbcr NJ Go Hsro-s from
the second Congressional District. embracing
the 9TH. 9th. 5th. 9Th, 10Th, 9Th, aud i.'L rlrc
ton Districts. aud one member "i Ton. 'rrs'
from the Fiith Congregational District. cmbrn'
ing the ~. 81. 81. lih, >th. and ia,h "lccii"n
District. IT Baltimore county.
re- ~" Polls will be- opened IT . "ci"rk A.
~. aud closed at6 o'clock T.. 81.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

CoNcERr.-We have had it among us.
Parkhurst's, Thompson and another Irish
mani Doc is his name were here on Tuesday
night, and sang at us-all but Doc-much
to the Indignation of large crowd Of
persons who were mad because they didn't
sing longer. We do not want to over
praise; because fulsome commentator
is as bad as faint praise, but we-must we
N?-Wcll, we must say that these
three singists, with their handsomely and
gentlemanly agent, of Celtic name, get up
more genuine good feeling, more Of per-
sonal attachment; more pleasure when
they come, and more regret when they
leave, than any equal number Of Show
folks in the U. S. May they all marry,
and do we'll "
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

ADJUSTMENTS. - PLUNKET's troupe Of
theatricals favored us with three nights of
last week at the Cambrian. Weather a
little rainy, and hoases not very profitable.
Charles p. Jr., Mrs. p, Richards and
two or three others, are good actors. We
enjoyed the treat frst-rate. They left here
for Clinton, where we hope they will do
well. HORACE BAKER of the Saddlery
department, we say unto you, go and
hear the. Plunkets :" they play nicely.
Scare out your acquaintances and spend
so cents piece. If you die some of these
days, why not die 'appy in the recollection
of having seen the lights and shadows of
life /
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

Capt. Charley Millar, of Ainsworth &
Millar's law firm, and - Ainsworth, OF
Shanhon's Gazette, both West Union boys
of the very best stripe, were here a dag or
two last week, and, on their return, Ga
zcttcd a little at the expense of the junior
member of our TINES and his democratic
proclivities. Thank you Charley and
we accept the charge meckly. But we
didn't know you could observe so deeply.
We owe you one; boys call another once
or more.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

PERsoSALs.--We have enough of them
to gil column. Briefly: Mr.. SWEET of
the Dubuque Herald, is in town. lie
represents the best daily in the State......
j. II. Andrick of this Office has gone
visiting to Illinois..... .Baily, and Deacon
of the II. B. Malone & Co., firm have
again returned from their trips Of two or
three weeks over the country......E. P.
Clarke is in Chicago. Mrs. Frank
Rich is visiting her mother (late Mrs.
Boynton. 1.-THE boys cry "paper up"
and VIC can't dwell.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

BEER is a good thing. by an Adver-
tisement in this issue, it will be seen that
Kargledcr & Rasche have succeeded
IIagensick in the McGresor, Bluff Street
Brewery. We have absorbed several
glasses of the Teutonic fluid, and we
pronounce it No. /. A few more iEdul-
gences in that way, will learn It's to talk
German. They make a most excellent
article. Try it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11
Weather, Markets &C.

River getting up. Lumber in danger,
if near the shore. Price of produce not
encouraging. Road, muddy and but little
grain arriving. Business dull and people
getting scary. Grants election expires
business more than it inspires. We told
you it would, but Eye would not heed"
Gold I35. Go on with your show. Sacfi-
fee the interest of the white rulers Of the
world to support the general idleness Of
the blacks and you will reap the reward
of a folly which centuries Of experience
should have taught you to avoid.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

Fort ATKINSON, in Iowa, about 80 miles
from McGregor, hasa hotel Of the first
class, furnished nicely and now open for
guests. Every attention will be given to
the human race and the kindest stable
treatment to the faithful servitors of man.
A call at the MOUND COTTAGE House will
secure a home to the traveller. Take
stages from Calihar.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON County,. In the District
Court, Clayton County, Iowa; January term, A. D.
1862
W. II. Lytls against J. v. d. Benton. Sarah j. Benton,
Louis Benton, Jr., Lillias NJ. Benton, Augusta
French, Thomas Updegraff, +. Andres, George z!
Bass. +. Hcnke I. L. Kramer, Strouse & Rowe
Peterson d Larsol and Rachael Benton.
To j. v. d. Benton, Sarah }. Benton Louis Benton.
Jr. Lillas VI Benton, Augustus French, Thomas Up
degraf, +. Andros George l.. Bass, F. Henke, I. l..
Kramer, Strouse Rowe, Peterson &c Larson and Ra.
ch,el Benton, Defendants. You hereby notified
that there is now on file petition by said Plaintiff
W. II Lytlc in the Office OF the Clerk of the District
Court OF said Clayton County Iowa, claiming Of you
tho foreclosure of Mortgage. N, personal claim is
ma lie against the defendants Augustus French, Tho
mas updegraf. +. Andres, George L. Bass +.
Henke, l. L. Kramer, StrOuse & Rowe. Peterson
d Larson and Rachael Benton; and that unless
you appear thereto and Defend before noon of tho
second day OF the next Term OF said Court
ing on the 18th day of January 1862 default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered thereon
Dated this 18th day of November. 1868.
W. III. LYTLE Plaintiff.
REUBEN NOBLE, Prrs Atty.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

FOR SALD.-A two.story frame
building, three doors below Scott &
Gould's Crockery store and now known as
S. j. Eckert's Hardware Store, will be
sold on reasonable terms. 1t is in the
business part of the City.
For terms enquire, on the premises, Of
the owner. Mrs. S. DYMoND.
McGregor, Oct. Dist, 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11
WE DELIVER GOODS

TO any part Of the City for 40 cts.
a load, which goes to the Dray-
man. We can furnish families in
the City their orders as cheap as
any concern delivering goods free
Of charge buys them, thereby saw
ing money to purchaser and sus-
taining the Laboring Glasses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

The Waterbury (Conn.) American has
been advertising for lady compostors.
The following CONVERSATION was one Of the
results:
'Good morning. Mr.. -. Have you
any daughters that would make good type
setters?''
'.No. hut have wife that would make
a fine devil -
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11
EYE and EAR!

Doctors Mason & Whitney, Oculists and Auris.s
Prairie du CHEN, Wisconsin. We treat successfully
gronuar lids and all those worst form of chronic
diseases of the eye. We operate for cataract and
eross-eye. Chronic discharges of the ear and deaf
meas from any cause will receive careful attention.
Patients from abroad will find good board convsAicrs
to the office. Once hours from q. m. to ls NJ!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

II. B. MALONE & Co. are receiving -
Broad. Cast Seed Sewers and Cultivators,
made by j. S. RowELL & Co., Beaver
Dam, Wis, and greately improved for
1869. This is the first installment of 400.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

A fellow in Leipzig has got three years
in prison for encouraging one hundred
and forty-one women to think he intended
to marry them.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

The Catholics are erecting at Quincy
the largest church in the state of Illinois,
except the great cathedral at Chicago.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11

MAGNOLIA WArtR.- Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. G3Oy
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-11
SATISFACTION GUkRkNTEED!!!
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted
II. y. MALONE. 4 CO.,
Il. L. b BAILEY. Gen'| Northwestern Ag'ts
McGregor, iowa.
FOR SALE,

The property known the White Springs Water
ing place with seven lots buildings we'll suited fer
hotel purposes, large barns granries and 4s feet
open shed with rack and manger the entire length,
belong to the premises A largo column of water
lows into tank at tho door making it of the
psf watering places west of McGtegor, and the most
rabie hotel property west Of the Mississippi river.
Also twenty seven acres of land situated on the
Garnavillo road ~ miles from McGregor. 1t is all
level land, well waterc6 and could be made good
democratic location.
Ono hundred and sixty acres of land lying
miles cast of Ekader; good farming land, mostly tim
ber with good running water.
My residence in the city of McGregor including
three lots. The house is good one and well
closed. 1t has spring water brought to the door by
pipes and thence to the street for the convenience of
watering teams. The yard is we'll shaded with nice
black walnut trees.
Water runs FREE to ALL and
no tax!
Will sell any part or all of the above described
property cheap for cash will take in exchange
horses and wagons in part payment for some of the
property. Apply to or address -
JAS. s. STURTEYANT.
McGregor, Iowa.