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New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.

EXCITING DEBATE IN THE CHAMBERs-MAZzI-
MS ARREST DECLARED ILLEGAL.
FLORENCE. Saturday Aug. 20 1870.
There was a violent debate in the Italian
Chambers yesterday Deputy Melana accused the Min
listers of violating the neutrality Of Italy by sending Ita
ian troops 10 defend the Pope One of the Ministers, in
reply TO question: said that Mazzn, the noted agitator
was arrested for travelling in Sicily under false name
The Government well aware Of all his plans, and
was determined TO to defeat them Mazzinl would be
regularly tried He stated further that Sicily was es
pecally infammabe. Deputy Bertani denounced the
arrest as illegal.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Colorado Freeman Liverpool Aug TO- and o1ensosn IL
steamship Niagara Brakeman Richmond City Point and Norfolk
steamship A,r.hPst, Rector New Bedford md;e and
steamship 3 G. Knight Johnson Georgetown D. c. pass
ship Jane F c5S BrU"R S'TgpCH gc;d 81 S'y' %d;s coal
NV 9%ss e.3Ss Gov bf SaSs1 % S,S ,ms
Brig Union Star, Merrruan, Cow Bay IS days, coal
sehi Henry B, Gibson, hatcher; IS john n. B. ice.
schr Fyla Fyherer, Maraeabo 20 days, coffee -. -,
cn., Random, 'oHoOSrR'-HvrH M MD scsESl:r coz S..
9; h. Lowell kondout Empe Sew-London
bTon sas. SasS RsSs sa %% 2s Sn S'T HHSsso
ChAs Carroll ROudout. Victor Cape Cod.
Lucy Church, Roniout Justice. Newport
sarah A. Pakner Rouloat White ROcA Greenwich
Lucy BabcOck RODdout. Susan Mary Bridgeport.
David q. Poyd Rondont John Warren Providence.
Yemllon, Eewburgh. A. j. Bentley Providence
Ann Flower, Albany; Thos. Potter, Providence.
Fannie Keatng, Bath MnIaeabo. Portland
Messenger fauntou. D. Kahn Portland, Ct
Whistler, Taunton. H. b. Bronseom, Providence.
Mary Price Cape Am. Perne. Wickiord.
Romeo Bangor. Decatur Oakes, Lasesviie
Steamships The Quee for Lepoo Henry Chluncey AsPn
WIND-suuset, light s. W., clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE Va Aug. 2lPAsi in for Baltimore, sChr
Aug ss Ja% G@Sy @cs Ss.-ISI.
NJ Collins and W. Hawkins om Nes York Sailed schr
Bosros Avg M-Arived steamship Leopard from PHILADELPHIA
bng Alta ye from ROuiOu j. W. Spence IRON Baltimore Hemp
den, from Baltimore. ~
sAyANsAH Aug 2-Arived sehrs NJ r. Bramhal and Adine
BmwoO from NewiorA amug a Wool No 2 from Ches;tr ta
via Wilmington, for New-0reana
MEMORANDA.
KEY WEST Aug 2-The Bolivar fell IN the 10Th
Indian schr MenAwa Galveston for NewlOrk
with her Gre The steamer Owei her n and hng her with
DISASTER.
Bosros Aug The schooner MOiesiy from Bangor for Orient L.
arrived here reports 20 O'Clock when 20 miles NJ
q Cape tod iEck cg With the brig
Forest State Of Stockton from Philadelphia for Bangor with coal The
bng sunk three hoa All brought
The Modesiy her bbOom cuswater msiniopma
split her sails
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
HOME NEWS.
TuP WEATHER.

Saturday the 10TH was hot rom II .. III. 10
~ ,ne evening and early morning cool the DAY was
generally sunshny The sky %as SICILY M Ser mes ss va
a. M % pa,n eli AZ times from 4s6 TO 6s4a M Northern
s midnight g a. m 1y S1d fdT dsG% to "a sOte @
h anarn t ,o M TO ia slightly cloudy Northern iighs.
Yesterday sunday the 2is m %aS @ sioa8y az IL but IL
tIe or Lightly cloudy, 1890 p M 10 To- uly dog III @ VIZ
morning PhenomenaThe lunar star os tSa m,ans,
about deg g. of the moon at u M, 10'"' '"0 P
JnnIter deg N. N f. at GSO a. m, list, Hst pu uo,oor
Appended abstract o. taS ne eeE ending Ans 90
illogical Department report ior 'he "o'A ''e e' ~
1870: -, ,uranoxHrrR Degrees
BAROMETER. isenss sas,s u..n ,...,..... ......7Il
Msrmun ats a NJ Aug 10. .9oo9o asImum M Isy a. 600
Minimum, at pm Aug IL. sia no
-.
,.,, po,n from 4 a. m 10 11:30 O. m. Amount OF
tes so inches Distance Travelled by the wind curing
tI,o 4 q miles
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
rpovrurrr ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotel-M. r. Garcia, Argentine dn'
u,n,ster and Can't Carranza, Secretary OF the Argen
% s,tion % Metropolitan Hotel-Senator Cole OF
Gijtr5a Miles a. Parker State Treasurer OF South
Carolina Col j. r. Powell and Col W D Eetse % 8, british
Breyoort House-Capt. Cough OF tue n. brlIlsa
ARMY and j. a. Dalgsh OF nnLera af Mon
tIeof and Judge Farnsworth OF Detroit - Holman
Honse~Gen F. j. Moses, ir, Of South CarSllna. FOL
a. Gibbs south Carolina; the Hon. O. u Gllman, Iowa
and Gen j. l.. Coombs AstGf en w
Davidson IT, g. A. and the Rev. DR.. Van Peit, fnladci
plia,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE WAR IN EUROPE.


mcc0ss of such an effort is certain eventually hut is
quite improbable now. II is understood between
them that none of the Powers shall act sngly.
The Gdwloss relates the adventures Of the ambu'
aanoe corps equipped here at the expense of the
Paris journals and sent to the army. The Prussian
captured it and would not permit it to return to Se
Eench camp, and it was only after an appea! to
King William personally that the ambnlanees were
sent back inta France by way of Belgium.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAyANYAH-n steamship Gen Barnes Aug 2lJ Kenny.
81 T. Sperry Deane. H. Bean, J. Epstein L. Harris. A =
Hsrrdg Mrs Reilly and child Mrs Tooley and grandehi Sis
ter 81 Paul j. Wicks D. Hogan W. Smith Mrs \.
Baker D. Silva wife j. g. Mcosekofoki c. J. Mehaelkofok
Flanders and children Mrs. NJ L. Wber and
Dessan handon H. d. Phillips and wife Mrs Muir
phy Mary children Mrs Muiook NJ Blumentha W
Williams H. Van Ceye j. p Williamson Rosenbsnd A. Schlede
$ Rizonsllor D. Goldsmith g. Nusbam.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE NEW DOMINION.

THE PROGRESS OF THE GREAT FIRE.
TORONTO, Canada, Aug. 21.-The chain of
fires is increasing destructive confagration is raging
at St Lambert confined at present 10 the woods Can
tons ak factory at Chatteguay is burnt down. Loss
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
TELFGEAPHIC NOTES.

She SutrO tunnel has now been excavated
They through hard pshyy and Of
eight inck Of water.
. Tie final survey of Blossom Rock, in San Fran
s and d full depth required by
contract obtained The will he accepted to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

of long standing miy dnc The husband and wife parsted
on,h 40 ana allowed his child who, with has
bI lived With father Charles Kstseh heeper Of con and
a. hoard hons
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-COOler Cheaper,a and
More Durable than harcor aud Cansl FARRELL Co
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

NATHAN MURDER POSITIVE EVIDENCE. -
Pverv % ard every connected with HOLINESS BURGLAR
AIRN during nine prove thA hd
"i '"'"'N' AV e. HoIMEs Murrsy.st
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
NJ. BAIRD e Co, PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers Of
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGINES


LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF RAILROAD
sSRviCR,
THE ECONOMICAL USE or WOOD COKE. BlTUMlHOUs AND
ANTHRACITE COAL As FUEL.
ALL WORK ACCURATELY FITTED TO GAUGBs AND
THOROUGHLY INTERCHANGEABLE
Pisa Materials Workmanship Punish RMeeao fiy guaranteed
ST. BAIRD, CHAS. I. PARRY, wM r. HgNZRY
GEo BuRSHAM BDw. n. WILLIAMS BID LOy0SrRgTH
A TRIBUNE correspondent correctly says
~ A diseases u the Grnit nary the brsin
might have truly sad they h the safeng affecting nuka
HEATS of
he able therefore retcve them eHpdGoas 10 Brox~s
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

All kinds of Twine COrdage and Paper
Net cash prices. WILLARD HARVEY SO broaufN' NeHi
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON N. C.. Aug @-Spnts Turpenne, B!c Rosin-
Strained 81 So Tupenne-Cde steady at 81 4Od ~ %
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great many diseases W. d. scHEFPkN agent
Millamst. York.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-22
THE STATE of TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
2COt0n ose 9 francs for Tres Orinsre 90 the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
Her Own Avenger.

Her Own Avenger.
This is the remarkable story of Clestine
Fejervary, wealthy young lady Of naven.
port, Iowa:
Recently story was circulated affecting
her chastity. She waited until some re-
sponsible person could be proved to have
helped to circulate it. This proved to be
no less man than Mayor Renwick. He
had thoughtlessly told the story as it came
to him, and told it as deploring as if it
were true. Miss Fejervary promptly
sued him. She was cleared Of the SANDER
during the progress Of the trial, but, be-
cause it was found that Mayor Rcnwick
had no thought of vile intent in what he
said, the verdict was in his favor. Miss
F. has published card in the Gazette, in
which she says: First of all, the fail
ure of the jury to agree does not and can
not terminate the suit, and, should the
best years of my life be spent in the en-
deavor, viii not rest until verdict has
been given for or against me, and, either
at this court or higher one, an example
set not only to my, but all, slanderers
for, in bringing this suit, have not been
unmindful of the many innocent girls
whom l have seen injured as shamefally
as have been, and much less able to de-
fend themselves. As for the choice of
this example, it fell on the first man
against whom we had good proofs of his
having repeated the SANDER in it's most
aggravated form Ia fact which he now de-
nies) and one who, as being an old and
respected citizen, should have been the
last to have given his countenance to SO
foul wrong"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
4 Pen Picture. "A Day on the Volea.

A Pen Plcture..A Day on the VOlga.
Can I share the pleasure with the
Times? We were soon in the region of
the Volga. The landscape is dotted with
farms and the green and quiet valleys are
sold by the acre. How prosaic the
pleasant hooks, the groves, the pictur-
esque rocks, henceforth belong to
Smith, Jones, or Brown, ard no more
may the lover of nature, whether he be
poet, or plumed red man, find an unap-
propriated spot. How musical the sound
of the waters. 1t is not deafening roar;
it is suggestive of the muffled hum of far
off human voices, or the murmur Of the
bees. The picture before you is one of
rare beauty. There is bit of blue sky,
pearl-hued sheet of water, and, sur
rounding oil, frame work of living
green for the foliage is dense and our
first glimpse is through network Of
leaves. Perhaps did not think of a
diamond flashing from an emerald clasp
or o cameo, cut from rock and sky ; yet at
first glance did experience a singular
illusion. The volga is one of those
small, perfect works of Nature which
charm us all the more, because not grand
and overpowering, but simply beautiful.
1t is wonder this simple, unassuming
river does not become Mecca to the Low.
er of the beautiful in Nature. Volga is
not melodious name, but the poetical in
terest could not well be expressed with
one word. The Volga is at once an en-
blem of purity and beauty. Were I q
minister l would preach sermon, with
Volga for my text. Others have found
sermons in stones, books in the running
brooks" and could it be amiss for me to
turn aside from the the angular controver-
sional topics to the rejoicing waters for a
theme? There are sermons in the Volea,
not dry, soporiic discourses, whose chief
merits lie in the fact of their having a
conclusion, but sermons full of poetry, of
pathos, and Of power, that reach the
heart of him "Who looks through Nature up
to Natures God?' We cannot lnger long
err the sun is sinking but the music of
the waters is the same, and greets one
like low, musical laughter or an audible
smile. Excuse the figure; have for it,
the excellent authority of Mrs. Browning,
who says, speaking of angels:
II ween their blessed smile is heard
end in like manner smiles Volga through
the shadows of evening. Were l we'll
enough versed in poetry 1 would differ
with Mrs. Browning about that figure of
speech. The audible smile is not as
meaningless as 'the thunder of white ST.
lence," that dis6gures one of her poems.
But we are in sight of Volga; US we pass
away the murmur grows fainter and
fainter, aud dies upon the ear,
AndI see, through the mists, on the rivers brink,
A light on the other Shore"
MARIE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
The Dnbuuue ExcursiOn.

On Friday, about II A. NJ, the steamer
Davenport, tagged in handsome style,
touched our wharf as per promise, and
took the best looking portions of our citi-
zens on board. Our band did the music
the steamer went to North McGregor,
shipped the bravery and beauty of that
suburb; returned, and the balance of the
good-locking (us was there) of McGregor
babe goodbye to land for brief season.
AT Clayton and Gutenberg many Joined
us and the music informed them that we
were bent on having time. Capt. Ben.
Cougar, Alex. Havlin, Geo. Dodge, Tho's
Gambler, Steve Dolson, Wilson Smith,
Jas. Chilson, John Freylinger, John Dice,
and all the other officers and employees of
the boat were as solicitous to make our
large crowd happy as though all of us had
been born under the same roof. After
dinner, which cannot be excelled in the
west, the music invited dancing and the
younger portion Of our party opened their
muscular limo batteries on Terpsichore.
The enjoyment was beautiful to behold.
On reaching Dubuque, about S P. NJ,
some took street cars, some carriages,
the writer of this went principally on foot,
meeting valued friends at every step and
agreeing with them all in propositions for
refreshment. Twas o very warm day
and we do not blush to remark that ice
water, slightly modified by sherry and a
friendly smile, as the goblets were eleva-
ted, foaming welcome to our lips-that is
to say, we rather enjoyed it. Having but
few hours to stay it vas not possible to
be as "good" as usual. We saw Reed and
David, OF the TINES, two of the best ed
ltors in the State. Col. Barnes, under
press Of heat, being obese from clearness
of conscience, had been wise enough to
leave the city atmosphere for his uptown
or up bluff home. We raided the Herald
Office, the ablest daily paper in Iowa, found
Carver and Scott ready for argument or
repartee, madea few remarks of social
character and retired to Charley Wagner's
for salubrity. Met HAN McClslland.
Malvern, Judge Wilson, Billy Mills and a
thousand more genialities, and then re.
tired to Capt. Ben. Cougars floating He
tel, called the Davenport. At IL we were
of northward. Att we were at McGreg
or ms hannv a. innocanca no,ld ...L. -
Dancing was the order till Gutenberg was
passed. Then came resolutions of thanks
to the officers of the boat, toasts, speeches
&C., &c. SHOP" and Conant spoke finely,
but having lost our notes we cannot re-
port SO as to do their eloquence the JUS
tice it deserves. The dinner table was
ahead of anything we ever saw on land or
water. Our space is too limited to insert
"a copy of the bill of fare. We may do
so next week.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

PERsoNAL.-Many old acquaintance
ecome to see US weekly,-many of our
home folks go east on visitss to relatives.
We cannot possibly remember them ALL
Please come to the Office and say s'Good
Bye" if yoa are leaving, or SHOW are
your if you are just arrived. We want
our Home Column to be sort of letter to
all our readers. Aid us in making it in
teresting.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

E. +. Budde & Son are doing success
full business in the Grocery, Provision, and
Steamboat Store line, near the :evee at
McGregor. For some months several of
the members of tina family have been
afflicted with sore eyes and necessity COM
pels them to retire from business for q
brief time. They offer their entire stock
and will rent their store room, Bluff cellar
and dwelling rooms, on terms suitable to
the present times. Parties desiring to
step into trade that will pay on the first
day of possession will find this offer q
valuable one. All who know the business
of this city will tell you that the firm has
been remarkably prosperous one and
that the location is most desirable.
Apply personally, at the store, or by
letter, to Budde & Son, near foot of Main
Street, McGregor. ll2tf
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
Crockery, CrOckery, Crockery and
Glass.

Mrs. Ferneyhough is again in receipt Of
large supply of the Celebrated Havre.
ware, SO finely finished, light and durable,
which she will sell at greatly reduced
prices. A good selection of Glass, Vases
and Ornamental goods. A very large as
sortment of Iron-Stone, Rockingham and
Yellow-ware.
Mrs. Fernyhough can with confidence
recommend the Glass Canning Jar she is
now offering for sale. 7l3tf.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

From this date until further notice mails will close
at this office ~ follows:
For Prairie du Chen, $3.50 a. m.
McGregor Western II. r., !: $3.50 a. m.
Elkader, Farmersburg, &C., 500 g. m.
WaukOn, /: 500 q. m.
National, Garnavillo, Ae., Tuesday, Wednesday and
Saturday, $50 q. m.
Mailmatter received aftor the above specified hours
will remain in tho 20. until departure Of next mails.
R.TOMPKINS, r. NJ.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

To PRINTERS Situation aranted in u
newspaper or job Office, by one thoroughly
acquainted with the business. Address
for two weeks CHARLIE, Times Office, Nc
Gregor, Iewa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

Licensed AuctiOneer, 10 new prepared to sell Real
Estate and every description Of Personal Property
Auction and attend to the in any part Of this
district. Sales entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. NJ. MCNAMARA,
10 Crosco Iowa
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
Write to Kellogg for a Pump.

VINO. WANTS TO Buy "A neat, COM
Portable house. It has good cellar and
cistern. For terms, &C., call at the
Times Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

FoUNrAIN.-Doc. Plumb is presiding
officer over the beautiful Soda Fountain in
Peterson Il Larson's new store. Just 20
and see it. You are aware that Drugs,
Groceries, Cosmetics and Medical Pre-
scriptions are the stock in trade of P. & L.,
Bass late store.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

WEArHEs, MARKETS., &c.-Hot days, cool
nights, very dry here, but our exchanges
do not generally complain west of US.
Rich prairie loan will bear more drouth
than clay soil.
Wheat is IS to $l.O3. Reports of Eu-
ropean failures Of crops must be carefully
considered. The "Ring'' is always at
work putting up and down prices. Corn
is merely talked Of It would bring 20
cents, if here. Oats As to SO.
In Groceries there is no change. Chi
cago and Milwaukee is on an advance in
grain. Gold $l,l3s.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

F. D. Bayless, Of Elkader, is auth
orized to contract and receipt for any bust.
ness which may in any way affect bushes
of this Office,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

The latest news from Oregon is that
the state has gone democratic by about
400 majority, and that tho legislature is
also democratic-the senate by two and
the house by four or five majority.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

D. Il. Gill, Dentist, McGregor, Iowa
Dental rooms opposite Cambrian Hall.
His best services guaranteed.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

Roshefort now calls the agricu ltural
population of France the "besotted herds
Of an ignorant population who are driven
to the polls."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
MORRILL, ZACHARIAS, Tobscconists, Of Mc0re-
gor, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued at the old stand by Il.
zasharias. Mc0regor, May 81, 1870 Sw710.
II. Il. CLARK, n. y.
OFFICE over Kennedy's Drug Store. Residence at
Mrs. Lows, Ann Street.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

Buy Pumps of Kellogg. Warranted t
suit.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

Buy Kellogg's Iron force Pumps for
Drilled wells.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
HALF FARE.-We are in recent Of tn.
following note:
Nilraukee and 81. Paul Railcay,
NORTH MCGREGoR STATION,

40HUuuhee ana iN. raul HUl(lcQY,
North McGREGoR STATION,
June Is, 1870.
EDS. TiMEs:-I see in your Fourth of
July article Of last week something about
half-lare on Railroads. All agents on this
Division (Iowa and Minnesota) have in
structions to sell, to any point on the road
halffare tickets, commencing sale on the
End and continuing till the 5th inclusive.
Yours truly, P. E. Wilson,
Ticket Agent.
1t will be observed we hope, by all who
can read or hear, that the NJ. & st. p. Co.
has anticipated the Fourth, and provided
for the general enjoyment of the people at
half expense. In another column and in
large posters it will be seen that this spun
Ky young city is awake to the importance
of celebrating the Great Day of the United
States.
We thank Mr.. Wilson for his note Of
information.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

The LAsT.-We have a bushel of news
and personal notices, but tbs not possible
to find space for everything. Look at our
New Advertisements, and most particular
~ read the Fourth Of July. We expect q
large crowd of intelligent people.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such - Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Couch, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won 80 widely and so
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excellene remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series OF years. and among most
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in their estimation az il has become better known
it, Uniform character and power to cure the va
rious affections Of the lungs and throat, have
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most e6ectual remedy that can be given for incp.
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sudden attacks Of Group, It should be kept on
hand In every family, and indeed as all are some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled C0sswneptiOss is thought in.
durable, stin great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
by the Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate of them yield to it,
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry Pcceorsl they subside and disappear.
6tsgers and PsssSc Speakers find great
protection nom Il.
AseHsse Is always relieved and often wholly
BrosscASsts Is generally cured by taking the
So generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

OUrsIDE.-Read the poetry and the
Irish comments on it......Addie's lame
foot..... Mcfarland and his prosecutors.
Georgia, by the Chicago Tribune; first
rate article. Senator Frs ler......M G.
Payne threatening women. ."Blue and
Gray" an article from the Cleveland
Herald, handed US by Mr.. Lampson, SEN
ior, now on visit with US from North
Ohio. The Herald is radical, friend
Lampson is radical, and the writer Of this
notice is becoming an admirer of the Chi
eago Tribune! Do, please, read this SEN
sible kindly speech Of Col. Key and the
human Introductory of the Herald
When "Uncle LEM and as approve q
speech You can always bet on its merits
Read what the Union orator said and the
southern ers.......Antipathies.. ....A
sailor on Sermons selected for Ben
HunttinS......A band precipitated into on
exhibition cage of lions several killed
and wounded; horrible story......A
German funny-graph about q graveyard
Miscellany.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-22

DIED.-At her home, in Ludlow, ALA
makee County, Iowa, June 10th, oil
quick consumption, JANE, daughter Of
II. G. Grattan, aged 10 years.