davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

n EGAL NOTICE. -
Edwin Reed,
". H. W. c...,, t,ihA.
John n. Woodward, I ~ "oVp common r'o"s'
Lorin Cooley ct al.
that the plaintiff on the 10Th day Of October 1857,
filod his PETITION IN tlre Clerks Office Of said Court
the object and PRAYER oi which isto obtara iudg4
mcnt against said Woodward and Concy, on their
promissory note for slO0, with the interest since
September !, 1855, given by them To Samuel Nit
chol aud transferred To plaintiff, aud which was
secured by mortgage on tue north 4 Of the south
east "a Of section 3, township 4, range 10 east 80
acres Of land. II The said Cooley does not answer
or demur 10 said petition by the 2lst day Of March,
1893 Judgment win be taken for said amount, with
the interest and an order to sell said real estate
to pay the same.
M JsF.& 81 b. PRICE, Attorneys.
Petrysbnrr, January n, 1888 ~ s0f 1850
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

The success which has attended the practice OF
tn undersigned in the treatmento OF diseases COM
ing under the above head is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs and in every
case effects radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and 80 Monroe street
first room to the right at the top Of the stairway,
over Cornucopia. All letters containing remit
tance or postage-stamp promptly answered.
~ Office hours from 10 to 4, and from to O..
Call en- or address X. II. TYMPANY, NJ. D.
3zz . Toledo. Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
Am ExoELLENT oFFER

HH- Sold by all Druggists,
u LaLal
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS
APERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The undersigned calls
the attention Of those in
terested to the fact that
he has established a suite
ofrooms in Myers Block,
on Monroe street, a regu-
lar Dispensatory for the
Treatment and permanent
cure Of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES
whether Of recent origin
or Of long standing in
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

Pelhaps no ono meul-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country andamong
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pin. The obvious i'ea-
son il, that it more re-
liable and far more eiilec-
ttIal remedy than any
~st,. f.I,,,s, x,.hn l,,.o
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

Peck Hamilton, Perrysburg;
l.. Black, Tontogany
A. j. Gardner & Co., Gead attt
Russ 4 Atkins, Weston;
s. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green, and BY all
dealers everywhere. 20zz
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

Very satisfactory proof that reaction
in public sentiment against the party in
power is in progress, is afforded by the
following from Harpe,'s Weekly:
1--WE cannot help thinking, and saying,
too, in strict confidence to the readers of
this journal, that stupid, and dull, and
voice.ess as the public may be, he has
some rights which the politicians will
sooner or later have to recognize. He is
now paying tax ut the rate of seven per
cent. more than is paid by the most heay.
lily taxed people of Europe, and at the
same time he is paying for commodities of
all kinds, and labor, ffty-fye and one
hundred and fifty per cent. more than any
other people in the world. In England
the taxes are heavy, no doubt, but food,
clothing aud rent are cheap. In Russia
living is expensive, but the taxes are
light; but here in the United States the
public groans under the simultaneous
burden of heavy taxes and expensive liv-
ing. We have notion, that sooner or
later. he will rebel against this load, and
that the party that laid it on his shoulders,
will itself be laid pretty low"
The above, clipped from a paper that has
been almost beligerent in its support of
radicalism, is almighty significant of APP
preaching death to the despotic, fanatic
oligarchy which has well-nigh ruined our
country. We have had long, bloody
military revolution to accommodate dissen-
tients both North and South; we may
have financial one, soon, of character
too destructive for the contemplation Of
CAPITAL,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26
L,py,s Fn,Esp,-"Diamonds Of Hear,

LADY's FRIEND.-"D Diamonds Of Hearts,
a Halloween Mystery" is the att active
title of the beautiful steel engraving which
leads off this number of the ''Queen Of the
Monthlies' This engraving illustrates a
story by Eleanor G: Donnelly, which all
will want to read. The Fashion Plate is
as usual engraved on steel, and colored,
and is refined and elegant. This is follow
ed by another engraving called "After the
Storm" and by numerous cuts OF child
ren's fashions, bonnets, coiffures, mantlcs,
&c., &c. The Literary matter is of high
order, and the engravinss unsurpassed.
Price, with fine engraving $3.50 per
year, four copies, with one engraving So.
One copy of Lady's Friend, the Saturday
Evening Post, and one engraving 81 90.
Address. Deacon & Peterson 3l9 Wal
nut St. Philadelphia, PA. Sample copies
Is cts.-Pr. du Chen Union.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26
FEBRUARY 22d, 1868

EohoANi ~-u, 1Coo.
DEAR TINES A few days ago MOTTO
ed in your press-room young man turn
ing large wheel. thought at the time,
it was hard work, and could not some
thing be done to make hard work easy
Well, the other day / received letter
from England, and thinking you ought to
know what has been done in other parts
Of the world, besides this narrow city, l
will give you for your perusal, part Of
what is contained in the said letter
i" A man in the West Riding Of York
shire has discovered Perpetual motion it
is described thus On c wheel Is feet in
diameter, he can bring propelling force
of four "A tons, four times every revolu
ton of the wheel, without taking any pow
err from the wheel. That is: the propel-
ling force comes of at the quarter centre,
and he can put on again at the top that
it will he available for driving purposes
both Mills and Railways-as it neither re-
quires water nor steam, or any other
agent, but what is contained in ITSELF
He has been studying it for more than 80
years that the frame work was revealed
to him in dream that he has got the
rest little by little ever since. He says it
is the Wheel within Wheel in Ezekiel's
Vision, which is pure Mechanism"
The writer proceeds to say 81 don't
ask you to believe all this, but know the
man to be pious and benevolent one
that he has registered his invention, and is
very sanguine of success and that he is
in communication with Isaac Holden, Esq.
to bring the subject before Parliament
next session. l sent you the paper of
November Both, look at the list of pat
ents. W. D.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

Business, PERSONAL. sc.
A. r. Noble, at Kennedy & Bucks
Drug store, will do painting or granting
on call.
Sam. ]. Peterson, of the firm of Peterson
& Larson, pair Of the most successful
young merchants Of this city, left for N.
York and Boston, ION Monday morning.
We judge from the following which he
handed to us on the evening prior to his
departure, that he is called to Sweden, his
native homo, before returning to McGre-
gor
Afhandlingar Oliver allmanna amnen,
isynnerhet nyheter fran och beskrifningar
ON de olika Svensha settlementen Amer
ika, oce ALT annat som kan vara af all
mant intresse for vara lasare, emottagas
med tacksamhet.
The language above evidently means
"Swedish settlement in America" and the
last word can mean nothing else than
something about Sam. Our translating
abilities are being much improved of late.
Abr. Kohn is OF for New York and
Philadelphia for goods. 1t is reported
that ''Abe'' is intending to return with n
nice lot of silk goods, done up in feminine
style; but we don't know aboutit.
Mr.. Parish, late of the McGrcgor Com.
College, has not received encouragement
to remain with us. He is offered a situa-
ton at Columbus, at Dayton and at De-
troit, with good salary at either place.
Mr.. P. leaves us this week and carries
with him the warnest feelings of friend
ship of the many who know him at Nc
Gregor. His location will probably be at
Columbus, Ohio.
NJ. +. Stretch is about quitting MEG.
for Chicago, and he will sell out at low
prices. We dislike to bid so good bust
ness man "good bye" but duty requires
us to cali attention to his card in this issue
and to his posters. Read what he says
and buy of him.
On Thursday, March 9Th, o. w. Crazy,
of Farmersburg, will sell to the highest
bidder, his stock of Horses and Mules. He
has leased the stock-raising part of his
home farm, and now desires the public to
take his stock at reasonable figures. He
will sell choice Mares, several nice po-
MES suitable for saddle or buggy, lively
and docile span of matched Mules and
several colts-in all about 80 head of the
equine tribe. Several sets of Harness, a
lot of selected Cows, Heifers and Bulls
wagons, 2 buggies, and any amount Of
Farming implements Of all kinds mention
able. A credit of one year at 10 per cent.
on all sums of IS and over.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

Cooley. 1t is almost impossible to say
anything new in relation to Cooley Book.
Everything beautiful in art, interesting
in light literature, valuable in domestic
life and select in humor may be found in
the old bachelors Philadelphia pet We
assume that Mr.. Cooley is.a bachelor bo-
cause his photograph in our housekeeper' s
album looks bachelor-ic and because, fur
thermore, none but a single gent could %
successfully cater to the tastes Of the
ladies.
We forward to L. A. g. corner of 9th
and Chestnut all moneys handed us for
subscription. Terms S, 90 per year single
or less for clubs. Ia. s. :.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

Nj ARRIED.

.
At the residence Of thS brides father, the 10th
inst. by Geo. Keen. Justice OF the Peace, Mr. PHIL
lP KELLY, Of Rossvile, Iowa. and Miss JENNIE
North McGrcgor, Iowa.
At McGregor, the evening Of Thursday, Feb.
20th, by Rev. s. p. Sloan, of the Congregational
Church. Mr.. ALVAN 8. RICHMOND to Miss LORE
MA, daughter of John Morris, Esq, all of McGregor.
We had the honor to witness the interesting cere-
mony; is due to truth to that young friends
di INT seem to be particle scared
tho solemnity of the occasion If the happy pair
pass thro life pleasantly they started, hopes
will be realized We have participated. as an out
slider, in many weddings but for real genuine excel
lent enjoyment, free from ani-formality, commend
us to union such Doctor Sloan RECONSTRUCTED"
on Thursday evening last. al" and "Rena" hadn't
thousand folks to look mt them, but each pres
ent had million good wishes for the contracting
parties.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26
uoms and Other Isems.

Home and other Items.
The Band Concert for the Poor was not
gerry largely attended, but the music was
not bad to take, while the finale lin burnt
chalk costume) was elegantly ludicrous.
The dance was one of the neatest ever
witnessed in this city......At North Me-
Gregor on the same evening there was
select party at the house of Mrs. Cum
Minis. Those who were present describe
the entertainment as very excellent one.
......Louis Benton, Esq, Of New York
City will lecture on Thursday evening of
this week at the Baptist Church on a
subject of vital interest to every one.
Admission free.......Sale of China and
Glass ware ut Arnold Auction rooms on
this wednesday, evening-Ladies are
particularly invited to attend and select
from this elegant assortment. Louis
Teabeau, one of the best BARRIERS that ever
used razors or scissors is now located at
Owatonna. Let the "IIo" people up that
way try him once and they will never
desert him. Levy is not only very
superior workman but he is also an oblig-
ing gentleman. We want to hear of his
success, he is not exactly Of our color but
that is no fault Of his.
Our city election comes of next Mon
day. The Democrats have the voting
strength to succeed, but if they allow
small personal feuds to divide them, de-
feat is certain. We make no long speeches
about it, Those who know the past can
take hint from its record those who
"don't care" are beyond the reach Of
appeal. We have no favorites. The eau
Gus nominees Of next Saturday night, at
Judge Baugh's Office, are our candidates.
Let us all attend and work for the ticket.
E. P. Clarke is prominent for the Mayor
atty; Tim. Hopkins, for Marshal Judge
Baugh, for Treasurer. The Trustees are
not named. Among the Reps. Lefingwell,
Burdick and Burlingame are talked about
for Mayor D. Drummond, for Marshal
Mr.. Ennis is Independent" for the last
named Office. Work at the caucuses, work
at the polls, and take the election, result
good-naturedly. will somebody return
our books, or won't he ?.......The Rep
Convention of the U. S. (ten States out,
comes off at Chicago, May 90. 1--we have
received the "Blue Coats IT'S splendid
war work.
Mrs. Dumcnt of this city, gave birth on
Sunday night last to boy baby Of Il
pounds weight. On the same night 70,
morning) Mrs. j. j. Duffy of North Nc
Gregor, surprised her worser half by a
present of Tuenty Three pounds of the
same persuasion! Two boys on one night
averaging 10 pounds, is heavy weight for
these hard times. North McGregor is
| ahead. Doc. Bowers was the attendant
physician and the authority for this report
If anybody or anybodies can scoop this
sample of babies let 'em try. Hammer
and Stoneman of this city, with Gov. Mer.
rill and all the official chaps of this state
are now in Dcs Moines looking for some
| thing. ....Sam Haislett of the Lansing
| Chronicle wants to know when we learned
to speak german. We were taught the
language at school in Warren Co. Ohio, in
the year 1888; our teacher was young
lady of IA years named Christina Dunder.
hause.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26


Dry cold winds at the commencement of
this month, with flying clouds this will
be the prevailing weather for some time,
with occasionally sharp easterly winds
with frosty mornings and bright sunny
days-say until towards the middle of the
month, when it will become more cloudy
and gloomy. About the 22nd it will be
alternately calm and windy, soon followed
until the end of the month by changeable
and stormy, with rain and snow.
High winds, snow, or rain, more or
less, may be looked for near the 5th, 9th,
10th, 23rd and 10Th.
The weather is likely to be very pleas
ant at times during this month.
Az March comes In. the Eastern gales arise.
Driving black clouds along the muTky skies:
With sudden beam shines forth the lord OF day,
Fiingng DER held and town his short-lived ray.
Trust net though skies BE- bright and suns be warm
The Ysrnal equinox IL frsught xith storm.
$50 7. s. GHAw.
Eastman, Feb. 10, 1855,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

THANKs.-Elder Wood, Of the NJ. E.
Church, in charge Of the North McGregor
Station, requests us to express the graft
tude..of himself and lady, to the friends
who SO literally aided them on the evening
of Wednesday, Feb. 10Th, in Donation at
the house OF +. Alsip, of North McGregor,
The receipts were nearly $50.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

OUrsIDE.-Poetry.. Women of 1867,
by Fanny Fern this article every lady
should read -. Tea Valentine. :. .Mu-
sic, by Peters of N. w.. .Toothache Des-
cribed. Boston girls, morals, &c......
Wonderful Prophecies, by Stree" wag
or simpleton......W L. Marcy......A Tai.
lor's Love-letter......A old discovery of
men liz feet high......A pair of Lovers in
convention. Andy Felt returning to
Sense. Caroline the Proud. .Repub-
licans "kind-er quittin like on the bond
question. -. Miscellany. s
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26
AdvertlSenl eIlfs.

Every man doing business should have
a standing advertisement for the accommo-
dation of the public. Parties frequently
call at this Office to inquire if such and
such business is advertised in certain pa
pers. Last week gentleman called to
inquire if certain business was advertis-
ed in the McGregor papers. We looked
over both papers for him, but could find
no Adv. 81 shall be obliged to order from
Chicago, them" he replied, and proceeded
to make out IN order, the profits on which
wosld undoubtedly have paid for stand
ing advertisement in both the McGregor
papers for one year We learn since that
the wares ordered can be readily obtained
at any time in that city.
Still another in the same week. We
found the advertisement of one firm for a
friend who objected to dealing with it
We knew personally that another firm
was engaged in the same business in the
same city, but could not recall the address.
No advertisement could be found, and the
gentleman, for this reason, was forced to
order Of the Objectionable firm Ten per
cent. Of this order would have paid for a
square, one year, in either of the McGreg
o. papers. Vest Union Gazette.
True as preaching. In our experience
this has occurred often. We could write
mile and a half of fact illustrations re.
lating to Milwaukee and Chicago standing
cards, but it is unnecessary to remind the
dumb creation of their needs. In 1859
we sent a two hundred dollar order to
Milwaukee for goods advertised in south
east corner card of the Daily Sentinel. Nc
other paper had notice for masque ball
goods, and the dealers received profit Of
$40 for card which probably cost SIS
Keep yourselves before the people if you
want the people to keep themselves before
YOU.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

MEssRs. EDIroRs Having been. per-
suaded by Mr.. Orlando Mccraney (the
manager of the poor fund Of the city Of
McGregor) to canvass the city and assist
in the sale of Tickets to Concert and
Dance to be given Feb'y 2lst, we were
induced to do so, upon the express under
standing of Mr.. McCraney, thereby and
definitely stated, that the proceeds of such
Tickets, both for the Goncer. and the
Dance was to be appropriated for the ben
eft Of the poor.
Approaching the importance of the
worthy object, was the only motive which
could have induced Us at that time to
undertake such mission, and we trust
the above facts will be sufficient apology
to the public for the misrepresentation
we were induced to make, through the
mistakes Of those who commissioned US.
Mrs. Z. P. CLARKE,
Mrs. w. j. Powers.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

The German Ball ut the Cambrian was
one of the gay ones Of this city. Abou
one third were Americans and fun was the
order. The receipts to our friend Ben
Frese were liberal and he was about as
oblicing as possible.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

VERY LArEsT-The Chicago Journal of
Tuesday evening has sundries as follows
Lent commences to-day. Andy Is to be
impeached. Democrats are telegraphing
Andy to be Of good cheer. Congress near
w crazy between fear and revenge. Gre;s
excitement everywhere except at the White
House. Prospect Of big row. Andys
trial will not come off till some time this
summer. Judge Loushhridge, M. ~ OF
Iowa, writes to the Des Moines Register
that Grant is n model temperance man.
Gov. Merrill telegraphs to Congress that
One Hundred Thousand Men are ready to
leave Iowa to back up Congress. The
Governor is a nice man. but he don't know
anything about Iowa's disposition on this
subject. Like Sancho Panza, when made
governor of an island, he seems anxious ia
develop the largest portion of his person
We arc sorry for SAN. in his haste to ex'
hibit his--want Of consideration
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

THE CHURcn.-The dedication services
at the Congregational Church on Sunday
last were very interesting. Rev. Mr.. Sloan
spoke morning and evening to large audi
ences; the expected ministers from Chicago
and Beloit did not arrive. On Wednesday
evening of this week the installation of
Mr.. Sloan as Pastor will take place at the
Church. The ministers of North Iowa
and Pr. du Chen will be present.
Our young and most esteemed friend
JOHN A. CRuzAN, Of Fayette county and
for the past three years student Of the
Beloit College, has been here several days.
Having been TINES printer some years
ago he called to see US frequently and very
welcomely. 1t puzzles us to call JonN a
minister after passing through this Office
and the army, but we respect him too
much to doubt his sincerity and We know
him too well to question his ability.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

SArIsrlED.-Many housewives who
have been using Soda for years, have be-
come satisfied that D. B. Deland & Co.'s
Best Chemical iSaleratus is better for all
purposes than Soda, and therefore cannot
be induced to use Soda, or any other brand
of Saleratus.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

WEATHER, &c.-Windy, cold, warm,
hail. snowy, thunder, lightning & Co.,
since our last publication. No change in
market. Gold l42 3-S. Eastern produce
markets little lower but firm.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

IxDEPrSDEN1.-C. s. Ennis authorizes
us to publish his name as an Independent
candidate for Marshal Of the City of Nc
Gregor, subject to the votes of the People
at the polls. Mr.: Ennis is well known
citizen; a veteran soldier and in every res
pect is qualified to fill the position he
aspires to. Our politics never prevents
commentator of worthy man.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Jayne, of Philadelphia,
will be at the Allen House, McGregor,
and remain through the week, commenc-
ing Monday, March End, 1868. Persons
desiring to see the DR.. will call. His ex-
aminations are gratsitous and always sat
isfactory.
McGregor, Feb. 25th. 593
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-02-26

An impression has obtained that the Nc.
Gregor Library Association Season Tickets
are intended to admit families of three or
more persons, which is not true; we are
requested to say that the gentleman whose
name appears on the ticket held, with
lady, and no other, can be included.