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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
River Line.

River Line.
Lansing has beea holding R'y meet
ing on river account from Dubuque ria.
McGregor. The Mirror contains nearly
column report of proceedings. In oil
meetings in America set of formal rese-
lutions must be adopted. Abner Wood
was President, 7. G. Medary, Sec, s. II.
Kinnie and L. E. Fellows spoke favorably.
Mr.. Bascom moved committee of CORES
pondence, consisting of S. V. Shaw, G..
Kerndt, J. w. Thomas, l.. f. Fellows and
s. II. Kinnie. T. G. Medary, II. II.
Hemenway, d. L. Shaw, J. II. Pape, and
Col. johnson were appointed to report
resolutions at subsequent meeting. On
Monday evening, Februry LIST, the second
meeting took place, and the committee
reported as follows:
Meeting called to order by Mr.. A. Wood
president. Committee on resolutions
submitted the following:
That, Whereas, we, with the majority
of our citizens, believing that the time has
come for Lansing to be placed in Railroad
communication with her sister towns along
the river, and fully cognizant of the fact
that her growing interests demand it, as
well as the interests Of the large farm ing
territory lying contiguous to Lansing, and
the products oil which find a market at
this point, and believing further, that the
prosperity of our town and the surround
ing country would be largely increased by
the construction of Railroad running
along the west bank of the Mississippi
River, and that such an enterprise would
have direct and immediate tendency to
increase manufactures Of all kinds within
our borders, and to greatly benefit our
commercial interests, and create an influx
of immigration to both town and county,
be it therefore, by the citizens of Lansing,
in public meeting assembled,
Resolved, That the committe appointed
at former meeting be requested and au-
thorized to take such action as they may
deem necessary and expedient. to call the
attention Of Railroad companies and 9TH
ers interested in the buildin. of a Rail-
road up the west bank of the Mississippi
River, to the practicability of the route, and,
to secure such aid and cooperation as they
may be able to do, to further said project.
Resolved, That all persons favoring the
building of said road, are earnestly re-
quested to cooperate with us in our efforts
to secure the early survey, location and
completion of the same.
Resolved, That the newspapers of Du-
buque, McGregor and Lansing be request
ed to publish the above Preamble and Res.
olutions.
I. c. Medary,
II. II. Hemenway,
d. l.. Shaw, Com.
j. Ii. Pape,
S. B. Johnston,
Remarks were made by j. Haney Jr,
Fellows, Kline and others, after which
the Resolutions were adopted
No further business, meeting adjourned
sine die.
A. WOOD, Pres.
L. G. MEDARY, Sec'y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
!. G. Agric ultural Society.

G. c. Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting for 1869 was held
at National on Saturday, the 3Oth day of
January. The following persons were
elected officers of the society for the year
ensuing:
For President, VIM. S. Scott of Monona;
Vice President, Cyrus F. Hall of Farmers
burg; Secretary, Norman Hamilton, of
Farmersburg; Treasurer, A. G. Rogers,
Of GarnavillO.
Directors, l3 in number Sanford Bal
lou, and G. A. Troger, Of Farmersburg !;
Peter Farley, of Giard VIM. p. Emo, Of
Wagner Geo. B. Dickey, of McGregor !;
John Grinnell, of Clayton James Parker,
of Monona Buell. Knapp, of Boardman !;
j. S. King, of Garnavillo; VIM. Hoffbaur,
Of Gutenberg Gilbert Cooley, of Cass !;
Isaac: Otis, Of Volga; Seva johnson, of
Marion. a -#E
The constitution of the Society was
amended, increasing the number Of Dir.
ectors'from ten to thirteen. Also amended
SO as to make Art. 3, read: "Any person
may become member of this Society by
the payment Of one dollar annually; or
ten dollars for life membership. The
privileges secured by membership shall
continue as long as the provisions of these
articles are complied WITH Art. and
Art. IA are stricken out. The new Board
of Directors, to meet ut tho house of C. C.
Lang, National, On Saturday, Feb. Goth,
1869, at 10 o'clock "A. Nj.
a4A N. HAMILTON.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
Ruainess. Personal 20.

Buslncsss Personal TO-
Geo. & w. d. Crooke, ms. Agents re-
present several very strong eastern COM
panies the " Enterprise" Of Cincinnati and
the "Home' of New York count up a
united cash capital of over -Four Millions
of dollars. Persons desiring insurance
cannot do better than to call on this firm.
Their companies are all No. /, and the
agents are 90 well known as gentlemen Of
integrity that we cannot commend them too
highly. Applications can be made at
McGregor or at Elkader, the latter "sta-
tom being occupied by Major Crooke,
late of the army and now the Recorder Of
Clayton County. GEORGE, the "old 'un"
sticks to McGregor and we believe his
business and social qualifications are such
that unanimous vote could be got in the
city to retain him here while life lasts.
Tim NJ. Hopkins is solicited by many
friends to accept denomination for City
Marshal. We never had one who gave
more general satisfaction, and we feel
sure the people will re-nominate and re-
elect him. Our personal Partially may
warp opinion but with US "TIM" is every
inch a trump. ,
Brown & Brainerd are in the Carriage,
Wagon, Sleigh and Velocipede Manufac-
ture. Their workmen like qualities are
equal to the best. As soon as the summer
opens they will make velocipedes at low
prices. Call and see cuts. These newly
Invented carriages are becoming as popu-
lar Us they are convenient.
Ordinances are plenty in our present is.
sue. Read them and learn the laws of
the City.
L. j. Strouse & Bro. have Dissolved
partnership, ADRIAN retiring and L. j.
continuing the business.
Strouse & Rowe have dissolved, the
business passing sinto the hands of B.
Strouse, NJ. M. Sherman and Leopold
Isaacs, in the name of Strouse, Sherman
& Co. A strong firm in capital; an ex-
cellent one in business qualification and
social agreability. We like to buy goods
Of Merchants who are not afraid to be
courteous to customers.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
Weather, Markets sc. -
Warm, quiet, melting; snow failing badly

Weather, Markets sc. -
Warm, quiet, melting; snow failing badly,
river ice not reliable for heavy loads. Every
indication of an early break>up. Chickens,
Turkeys, Ducks, Muskrats and all other
critters talk and act as though Spring was
close by US. The Ground hog came out On
Tuesday, Feb. I'd, and couldn't see his
shadow-hence he stayed out and the wea-
Their, by German guess, is to be mild The
winter is remarkable in its quiet careful
ness about hurting ones feelings.
Wheat, S59l00; Barley, 100; Corn, 40;
Oats, As; Rye, IS; Pork, 1880 to l4.0O;
Hides, 10! @2O Eggs, Is; Butter, 2O@25;
Flour, SIS. so; Potatoes, 60; Poultry, l2cts;
Wood, to 5; Hay, 9912; Furs dull and
lower. Business very much in repose.
Mr.. McGinty, of the N. W. Tel. Line,
hands us the general market report as fol
lows:
Mil. Feb 10: Flour quiet and unchang-
cd. Wheat dull ll4@ll9!; Corn 5o Oats
"a; Hogs dull and lower.
CHICAGO: Flour firm; Wheat firm at
ll64; Corn So; Oats So; Pork weak at 3d. so,
dressed hogs,dull Gold in New York 1875.
This is up to 2 p. NJ. Wednesday. Our
paper is delayed day in mailing for rea-
sons not interesting to the reader.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

The LIGHT OF THE misunderstanding
faces are the household lights. Can a wife
expect her husband to smile when she sets
before him poor bread? Can husband
look for smiles from his wife if he offers
her inferior materials for making bread
If you, sir, will please your wife, get d. B.
D, Land 4 Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus,
and she will produce bread and biscuits
that will please you-that will please her,
and there will be light in the household
smiles all around. Use it instead of Soda.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

TnE OUTsIDE.-It will be noticed tina.
our outside form (as printers say) is ra-
Ideally changed, the reading matter hav-
ing chased to the left. This is not more
convenient to us but it is a "change'' and
as change is very scarce in a financial
sense we concluded to try some other way
to get it. .....Our poetic selections are gems.
cliff a Little is the essence Of Charity.
"Home Opera" is fle satire on that
nonsense of the day which induces people
to run after Italian agony which is not
understood. Popes universal Prayer"
is our religion; we regard it as second
only to the sublimely simple "Our FATHER
who art in Heaven" IT'S the embodiment
Of the sermon on the Mount and the
prayer of the Saviour. We have Pope's
works in extenso but we preferred copy
ing this prayer from an English Reader"
dated MDCCCXXIX, handed us by a friend
whose boy-writing on the title-page reads
William ID. Townsend, his Book, price
3s., 1882" with sundry other school-boy
marks and scratches too numerous to
mention. Oh. what book that English
Reader was in the humble school houses
of thirty and forty years ago! 1t seems
to US like resurrected friend it is sort
of literary bible, handed down from the
dead past. ."The Ball OF 81. Peters
Church, at Rome, is very Interestingly.
GLOW Joe won the pencil'' is light litera-
ture, but old and true. ..Fusel Oil, or
lightning Whiskey......A hundred years
in prison.. Glove and Diamonds" lit
tie story that may be Of infinite value to
many modern wives. ."Mary Maloney,'
or the contentment Of an Irish girl. Mis-
cellany.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
u A IL Il I Il d,

At the Catholic Church, in McGregor, by Rev. B,
o. Lenahan, the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 9th.
JAMES McDERMOTT, OF Eikader, to Miss JULIA
FAIRY, OF McGregor.
One Of the choicest young girls of this City has
left u.s. but We suppose orr loss is James eternal
gain The wedding party, in four-horse sleigh-bus
Of their young friends tasted the frst fruits of
ried life. May the years that meet them have the
same light cOlOrs
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
N. HAMILTON.

ESTABLISHED 1857. - For promptness
and highest market prices, send your
Game, Wool, Pclts, Ears, Eggs, Butter
and oil country produce to the old and
well-known Produce Commission House
of Benz. F. Ballard, 81 Greenwich street,
New York. P.O. Box 6S22. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
ID I H d.:


At her home, near Clayton City, Iowa, Thursday,
January 2Sth, of Lung disease, SARAH A., wife Of
A. Il. clap, aged 40 years.
The deceased was born in Salem N. Y. In the
changes Of residence since leaving the place Of her
nativity, she came9 years ago, with her family to
Clayton County. She has left husband and three
children to sorrow for her whose form will never
more gladden. their hearts. Mrs. c. was more than
an ordinary woman In the esteem she won from
those with whom she was acquainted. A neighbor
whose opinion with Us 10 almost lasc Informs Us that
natural excellence and all other home virtues were
characteristics by which she was known throughout
the large range of her acquaintance. Her burial on
Sunday last, was attended by nearly halfmie pro-
cession of friends The sermon was preached by
Rev. W. Cobb of the NJ. f. Church, from the last
part of Numbers, 23d Chap, 10th verse. "Let me
die the death of the righteous and let my last end
be like his"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and duly qualified by the Circuit Court Of
Clayton County, Iowa, as Administrator of the Es-
tate OF fhomasG Drps deceased late OF said County.
All persons indebted TO said Estate Notified to
pay the same, and all having claims against the
same will present them for settlement duly
ticated.
w. CRAZY,
Administrator of tn Estate Of Thomas q. Drips
Dated Jan. It'll, 1869. 4w6l0
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
MCGREGoR. Iowa. Jan. 90, 1869.

Received Of the Winncsheik ms. Co.,
Freeport, ILL.,, by w. II. Bates, Agt., at
McGregor, Two Hundred and Forty one
dollars, in full for loss of my dwelling
house and contents by Fire, insured in
said company under their policy nuns
bered 37724.
T. GAG 2w ANNETTE DURAND.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

A RIVER RIDE.-On Tuesday evening,
the members of the MINI. Legislature,
including Gov. Marshall, other State of
fcers and invited guests to the number, in
all, of 200 reached McGrcgor and were
transported through the slush-ice of the
river to Pr. du Chen. About 20 sleighs
were required to transit the gentlemen
and their ladies to Wisconsin A few
of us went over. We saw Marshall and
his host of legislators, declined an invita-
ton to go with them to Madison, and re-
turned early with Geo. l.. Bass, Esq. to
our side of the river. They all looked like
mice poys." One hundred or more re-
mained at Williams Dousman Honse and
nearly the same number went to the Mon
dell: they were provided for by Gen.
Lawler of the reception committee.
I. O. G. T.-The following is list of
the regularly installed officers of Lincoln
Lodge, No. 2O6, and Liberty Degree Tens
pie, No. 40:
OFFICERS LINCOLN LODGE.
Thee. Harrington. VIC. T.; Mrs. Frank
Rowland, w. V. T.; E. C. Huntington,
W. S.; J. s. Walters, w. F. S.; William
Eibel, W. T.; W. 7. Spencer, w. NJ; Liz.
zie Montrose, w. l. g.; 0. C. Buck, w.
o. G.; Ellen Douglass, w. L. II. s.; Jen-
ME Calkins, W. II. II. s.; George Doug-
lass, w. A. S.; Belle Reid, w. ID. NJ;
Rev. P. Z. Brown, W. c.; J. c. Rounds,
Nv. CT.
OFFICERS LIBERTY DEGREE TEMPLE.
Theo. Harrington, d. T.; Mrs. c. Cal
kins, ID. V. T.; L. G. Huntington, d. s.;
Mrs. Frank Rowland, d. F. s.; Miss N.
Perrisue, d. l. g.; Walter Ind, d. o. g.;
VIM. Eibel, ID. Treas; Edwin Prindle, ID.
NJ; j. G. Rounds, P.D. H.; Jennie Cal
kins, D. G. w. C. L.
Board Of T'ustees-Frank Rowland, j.
G.. Rounds, Theodore Harrington.
Library COmmittee-Frank Rowland, j.
S. Walters, G. S. Ennis.
Librarian and Treasurer Library Fund
Mrs. Frank Rowland.
The library is open for the delivery and
return Of books, on Wednesday and Sa.
turday, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to clock
P. NJ, of each week.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

An DAY MADE MADE BY ANY ONE
VAV with my Patent Stencil Tools. prepay
will explain. Address 4, j. FULLAM, Springfield.
Vermont. Soa63l
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 630y
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
For Sale!

Wanted TO sell or trade my Storehouse and DWELL
ing will DO sold ct q GREAT BARGAIN. Call and
see-worth $4,000 Also Stock of Goods Ut COST.
fHOS. McIyEA, Boscotel, Grant Co.. WiA
January LIST, 1860. Gas
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
EVERYBODY.

THE BOOK ACCOUNTS, BILLS,
FREIGHT BILLS, AND mDSE. BE-
LONGING TO OUR LATE FIRM We
HAVE LEFT IN THE HANDS OF
D. 0. FRASER, At THE WARE
HOUSE OF GEO. |. BASS, PUBLIC
SQUARE, M'GREG0R, AND We
HAVE INSTRUCTED HIM AS FOL-
LOWS: TO CLOSE OUT, At
SOME PRICE. A LARGE LOT OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SUCH AS
REVOLVING Horse
RAKES,
IRON HORSE HAY
FORKS,
CORN SHELLERS,
CORN Cultivators,
OK YoKEs,
SCXTHES,
HOES,
HANDLES,
BASKETS,
HAY KNIVES,
HAY FORKS.
&C., &C., &C.,
AND TO COLLECT 0UTSTAND-
ING CLAIMS IN THE MOST EF-
FECTUAL way. We WANT AND
MUST HAVE THE BASS &
ELmEND0RF BUSINESS SETTLED
EITHER BY CASH OR APPROVED
PAPER DRAWING 10 PER CENT. IN
TEREsT, AND WHOEVER CANNOT
MAKE 4 CHOICE SHALL NOT RE.
cElvE FARTHER LENIENCY At OUR
HANDS. o. FRASERISAUTh0R-
lied TO SETTLE OUR BUSINESS,
WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO DO so
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Bass E. Elmendorf.
80 - -- -RR O. ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

Buy Extension Table, Patient Slide, of
I. Kellogg, the Pump man. 4w>642
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10
CITY HOTEL,
(Late Allen House,)
MEG EGOR,
IOWA.

T. ATWOOD, Proprietor.
This house will be kept first class house In ev-
cry respect. Farmers particularly invited to
call. Charges AS reasonable as any other house
Good stabling and good care. Boarding by the day
week. GIL
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

Merinos, Empress
Cloths, Wool P1aids,
P0plins and AlpaC-
cas- in desirable col
ors a n d popular
makes.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES.
S II "A w LIS.
Plain and Fancy
Beavers, for Sacques
and 0verc0atS; Har-
ris and Scotch CASH
meres; French and
American C0atings
and TriC0tS; Fine
DoeskinS and Cloths,
Prints, Delaines.
Cotton E1annels.
Wool do
Shaker do
Shifting do
kentucky eans,Sat-
inotS, TweedS, Sheet
ingS and Shirtings,
BlChd Goods, Yarns,
Bags and Bats.
Our Stock is full and Complete.
We propose to sell Goods Cheap!
We feel confident Of being able to
please all who may favor us with
. call.
Yankee Notions.
Hoop Skirts
and O0rsets.
Hats and Caps.
Groceries, Sugars,
Coffee, Teas, syrups.
ALSO FOR SALE 1000 ARMY
0vERC0ATS, Warranted PER-
Feet, WHICH WILL BE DISPOSED
S Si a. o'E'1H'R' OF THEIR REAL
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-02-10

in operation, doing good work. Customers to tho
Store and to the Mill buy Goods get their Crisis
and sell their Produce all trip, Good prices
pledged for all the farmers have to SELL Try this
Arm and hold fast to that which 10 good.
6S3 Myron Dec. I, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
pasSRNGERS ARRIVED.

oo>r rgrosIo steamship James Adssr Dec go
,.rreT wife and dsugbtsr Ksg w T. hoo scaeop C. stone
~ ~, csnt n Minott A. NJ. Wllagton L. M cs,by
d ns ,s.ex J. Isrkn 81 CooDAp j. fSley n p.s1 Gales
Robusoo e. BraSnan c. Petty, T. BrandOS, JONI MARI ~
PR0M sAyAEAH-In Steamship General Bsnes pe. Amer.
snn B. G. Sheldon e,e isiIssid X b Sssd li. Geo A.
&C.,, Al bsrr, O. Pswelson H. simpson az
Hrri,' D. j STARTS, NJ sands j. n. Miller, A Grey ~ .
Collins. 49,. n,s M-Chas J. o.
rood p IS Hasnss MI. Davis O. q Kennedy jas n p
s.i De- P,yroun Mira ThOa Gardiner snd infant ,a
Pnns, n g n W. M W. PRIDE, Mills Jas Hsd hss nsgood
Goodwn F. Mcclure Isaac Ce,'ss ,no 1y psImer W. N.
S~s,I H.. sehctIsr and w Weed W. Gm.n On M.,ss
Leonard Kills. Batche and on Mrs g,sas' Mo 11a Jeps!s s
80 NJ, 2rsushaw b. Grant sister, and e.i,ep
IdHs Mr., j. Forrest r. Passenhsry d WrE9 ~ IA INA
pnsn.n N H. r. Curtis Mar Loebenein r. wilson 20
pani o. 4 ~ MrA y A. Davenport X esec r. I'D vie
"a ID Charles r. West Mss johnson, Dr. j. W LNnu ~ s,sn
y Hansen b. KibOrne, NJ Psrag, James AeAehn H. ~
e. IA. Lott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
THE BoARDrsG-HoUsE THIEF AGAIN.

Robert Burns, who was arrested several days
ago. 10 may be remembored for having vctmzed several
clearinghouse Keepers and wbois now in confinement
at Essex Market Prison the object Of several add
tional complaints Oh Saturday, at that Police Ccnrt,
without doubt Burns has been carrying hts speciality
with vigOr. Every day since his arrest people have
asked at the prison Office be allowed him. having
been cheated by the "rackct" The following some
OF the afdayts taken Christmas day: On the 18th
inst he engaged board at the house No 654 Sxhavc.,
and so won the confidence Of John Byrne gentleman
roOInIug there be allowed 10 share his bed On The
morning Mr.. Byrne discovered that his bed-fclOw
had decampcd with jewey and clothing 81 the value OF
90, which he bad taken from Byrnes trunk. The
plaIanK ffS5ni5Hn burls aud the EfHer nj tl,a
prison. On the night d th Y q De5enber he slept at
tho house OF Mr. William Harrison Of No 2io East Broad
next morning, before Hafison was up. Patrick Sullivan
OF the same place was also yciimzed In the man
ner OIL the same night Part Of his property was found
In the prisoners possession Justice Mansfield refused
take bail for BuTnsa appearance, thinking that many
more complaints arc likely 10 bo preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. iii.
st.smhtp A,ons Maury AspinwAn Dee H. nd'e Hessu" ~
stesm.h,p Cor.., Nelson Eew.oeans, mdse ard pas.
Stesmsh,p Missisppi Henry. Orleans mdse ara pass
seamsbip X q Knight Denly Alexandria, mdse and pass
Steamship Brunette Freeman PhilAdelphs. H..
Shin Gam. Cock Sheburns Hong Kong Sept IL mdse ma.
Shin Greeyy London Nov 20 and Isle oil "sh' wv
BaTi John BOuou Lindsay Ragged Island 10 days SAT-
Big Frances Lewey, JeEey River tiaite o. oays oA-
sSbr Kate Brigham Mclean. Genoa 81 days marble rags Se
sCHoosERs-RIVKk AND ooAtTSnE
N,,r,,. Taunton Congress, Portland
r. T. Nash, Westerly, X L. y; ". h'oams" Dv.I
hycook, Providence. nnaTpsny t., Es~inrTnon
Gust EewIIaven. 80 LhmO,n r1noa''P''-
Johu FULLER Yarmouth. MaG. Deborah, New.hsysn'
NJ h Mahouey. Providence Mariner, Greenwich
tHe. a Providence IIenrietts. Hew.Havep.
j. D. Buckaew. Eew-IIavsu. Mar B. hndsSn B .a
i Ia'y :" W. Haven Annie Murche kewHATeB
Fashion. Bridgeport crescent b'Ns'' N-'
BELOW.
pk Fehapde waehter Ayres Nov TO- ndse Ano pass
DOMESTIC PORTS. , -
FoRrRE MoSRos. Dee &-Pas'ed 10 of pan1I1, UP ~
Viis from MstanIa Passed out hr fsnagut for savannah
BosToN Dee 26-Arrved steamships VIM Lawtenee hoh bsi
l. Bowen from for Ay put IN 70 rePsr gt AT R
ab brgs Sparkling Water from Turks lsnd Lliaoe rom
MORE C.P RT. sP~ and w. D. BcIor
Glover from Charleston, Light Boat and Bay state ron
AhSmbra from Bo.tonl Virgo from kevi9s shR BIo1% man lO
bordeaux schrA wimae from Boston Jesse oArA ai tor
baltimore; San Jaento aud Huntsville, for NeS.iork.
FOREIGN PORTS. -,
GLASGOW. Dee @Tbe steamship EUROPA nom He"'i0's' '
sorHaxprOx Dee 26Ths steamship AsmaahA touched here
a, 81 y.,terjay morning o. the way TO Hamburg. ~ ,
Hose KoSs Nov -saied. ships MhadO, James Stone W.
Gladstone and Willis RiekBerS =, 60, =, L., ,,o,
GsPISwAIL Dec A-Arhved steamship ssssA IL days ION
New.Yorki leth sehr AspmwAn 81 days from Se"'I0rL
SPOKEN. -
sehr Jesse Carl from SewYOrk for Para Dee lat IL oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27

dueed sab gea, result whilst bad been unable TO obtain v6
previously On the sh day tex eb esy,
and the much greater and The seventh d when ect
only the in the proportion increasing
. former Curiosity ndase me observe tue as eyaesnen
aud perceived that the fee contained ps ana ae DyCa
Al the end q regimen t's Aaa dbdp
peard with the paus aad stitches rhch pe'ens
me even from breathing Amer cure bad been eompeted
thanks to your remedies. went 10 see my pb,s,eiss,
whom could give the assurance tna ny ~ y 81 80 ~.
I iuiebted 70 nj DR. kADWAiS PILLS The
Physician little surprised seeing recovered - con-
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