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A i: K Tin' ('liii"iLr|) Tt ii'iuii
hot speak enthusiastically of two Son
ators from Arkansas.
Serstood
KICE,the
particularly,
•hows too much contempt for tho "illus
trious body"' of which lio has suddenly
become a a member. The Tribune pays
McPonnld, whose term expires in 1871,
is a good looking man of ahnut thirty seven
earn, stocky built, with full face, bhu-k
air aiul moustache. Kice, who holds till
l87 t, is about forty, rather above the me
dium height, with I in lit brown hair and
shift whiskers, lie showed his ouality by
Jprawiin in the most uncoutu fashion
•n a lounge while the debate took place,
evidently to show that he was at ease, and
fiilly able to bear his honors.
Messrs. Kice and McPonald took seats
far down on tho left of the Vice President,
back of Messrs. l)rak« and Tipton, and to
the right of Messrs. llamsey and Chandler.
The St. Paul Pioneer says, "Kico is ft
'^Ihrpet-bapger from Minnesota before he
flltmo to this State ho was a swindler."
We think Rico 1ms just found his level.
Tho chances for the Congressional nom
Hhlatinn in this l'istrict just now ap-
Eity
fcar to be pretty well mixed. The Charles
Intt.lliijtnrir conies out in a clever or-
cle in fuvor of Mr. Der rin j, and it is un
that that gentleman has the un
animous preference in Mitchell county.
Winneshiek will present Mr. Cooley.
Br
ewr is set down for Mr. Ilurke. The
Clayton Co. Journal is not averse to
tho re-nomination of Mr. Allison. The
Independence Bulletin "pitches into'' to J.
K. Graves and favors Allison. The Nash
ua Post and Lansing Mirror are set down
for Mr. Graves. Fayette county, so far is
mum, but probably for a 43d paraller.
.« Somebody jyill bo nominated at West
Union, and we'll bet tho lemonade that
either Mr. Dcering or Col. Allison will
carry off the honor.—K. Hampton Cour
ier,
T*a
AMERICAN- STOCK JOURNAL.—Far-
Jners and Stock Jlreeders, who look to
their own interests, should send for a copy
fff this interesting Monthly Magazia#»
Specimen copies freo. Address,
N. P. HOYKIl & CO., Publishers.
Parkeraburg. Chester Co., F3.
Wwr
BF.TTEK.—Than
all others? lie-
cause purer cleaner highly perfumed
»#stores quicker no dirt no gum don't
fltiiin—"Barrett's llair Restorative" over
tops everything.
ii i i
.-A GREAT DISCOVERY.—Tt
has been dis-
O0vered by thou«and8 of housewives in all
Mr.tions of the country that 1. 1. J)e Land
& Co.\s Brsl Chemical Salcratus is the on
ly Saleratus that will produce a uniform
Wteult, and give perfect satisfaction every
'time. If once you try it, you will always
buy it.
I "fcprtiiK it is cuerry,
A
Winter is dreary,
Qran leaves hang, but tho brown must, fly
Wll'in ll" is
shak'H,
Loni) unci
forsaken,
What can an old mnn do hut dW
Why, take Plantation Bitters, to bo sure
and with them a new lease of life. The
old are made young ngain.'thc middle-aged
rejoice, and the young become doubly bril
liant by using this splendid Tonic. Dys
pepsia, Heartburn, Liver Complaint.
Headache, Pains in the side, ''Crick in
the Hack,'' and all symptoms of Stomachic
Derangement, yield at once to tVe health
giving influence of Plantation Bitters.
TAwsy add strength to the system and buoy
ancy to the mind. 2\v.3il
ITS effects are permanent. In this it
""^nilflers from all hair dyes. By its use lux
uriant growth is guaranteed, natural color
ami gloss are restored. One trial will
cause you to say this of Mrs. S. A. Allen's
Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing, (in one bottle.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price (.(ne Dollar. (l)w4
MER.S
IIBZA WISE::
LOOK TO YOUR I INTERESTS!
Save Your Money!
Your Horses!!
Your Labor
H.B.Malone&Co
THE WELL KNOWN AGRICULTURAL DEALERS,
,ABE AGAIN IN THE FIELD
WITH THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL
"EXCELSIOR"
Self-Raking or Bropptaf
Reaper Mower
IH^U»AOTURKD *R
^A&RANTED to do good work
and will give porfect satisfaction.
It is the LIGHTEST DRAFT
Machine made.
WO
1868.
S S
». II.
SXHBBRLXttG & CO.
MA#6itLoN,OUiO.
^V
The "Bzcelsior" is what its name
Imports the Highest and Best
Blachine in use.
VWO PBRFXSCT XKACZXXZffBS
combined in one.
flyLflTT BE BEAT as a Mower
or HXCSLLSD as a Reaper.
Heavy Platform.
Give
it
a Trial!
I! WON'T COST YOU ANYTHING
Tarmurti will do well to call on us and examine
tiki* M.ichine before giving their 01 tiers •.!*«»here.
1'lit) Kxcelsior in well known and everywhere likod
wk e it Ii** boon used. We have numbers of certif
icates to tliIH effect from farmer* who bavo used this
Machine, and who now
WON'T USE ANY OTHER.
Reaps
Six feet
Wp are also Northwestern Agents for the Boaowned
•ICHIGAN SWEEPSTAKES
THRESHING MACHINE,
Mt'Kifnrtnrrd hy J. 8. Ijp'foN A CO., at Hattle
Cr«"'W, Michigan, which in the nmit popular and aq.c
CCS^t'ul Machine ever manufactured.
IIA V K A Lt*0 O.N HAND
KAY RAKES. HORSE HOES. FANNING MILLS. PLOWS,
SCALES. WAGONS AND BELLS.
WiUudl «fh«ir kinds of Agricultural implements la
i usn, of the best maiint'arture,
At our New Stand,Main Street
AZcGRSGOR, IOWA.
WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE THE POST OWCE
W VI MAMNE & CO.
K. RUBLE,
GENERAL AGENTS FOB
THE ONLY GENUINE THRESHING
MACHINE IN MARKET,
Manufactured by Russell and Company,
Massillon, Ohio.
Wn ft i 11 C'liitlniio the sale pf this well known and
unrivaled Machine, which has no equal for doing
good work, ea«« of draft and durability
We use the .'i-lliteh Uear. which hn* a deeiil«d «d
•«ntap' over nil nthnr gearing, a« tho Scpurator ran
be«rt to
throw
theHtruw three waj« wlthoul moving
tho M"rs! I'ownr.
\V! furnish,
IIHO,two
They arc Warranted to be 8np«*
rior to all others.
We have constantly on band the celebrated
Massillon
With SKIiF-R VKETl. DROPPKR, or PLATFORM,
desired which linn born greatly Improved tor the
se iK"ii of IStVS, r"iidiriii){ it ttecomi to tin Mticliine
made—for lightness of dralt and doing good work—»
style of form and durabilty. Also, a
JUNIOR MOWER.
A
v-rv ni'-'', ,• in|*T•
A
IIAMLIX.
OSO. L. HASS.
608 MCGREGOR, IOWA.
IKY M. 1 A V IS ,i I'D,
COMIYILSSION MERCHANTS,
AND OK41EKS IN
PkOVIIIOKS,BUTTER,CIIEESB AtOFLOUR,
1
55
WBST WATKR STKKKT.
MILWAUKKK, WISCONSIN.
Lihnrnl Cimli Advaticce made on Prodiicw or Provis
ions
cm t'onsigumtfut, for sale here, or shipmout to
Ni-w York.
e z e
O. G.
kinds of Hors.*- Powers—the
CAUKY and CLIMAX—both Improved for the Mnnon
of 1GS.
Any one doubling the snpcrioiily of the "MA8
SILliON" over all othnr Throahing Machines can be
very readily satisll«d hy jiving tliiin a trial.
l-"«»r
tin
riiitclkiuo eikt Hitiue,
iiuy Mower in the market.
All
WC
Reaper and
Mower Combined,
Manufactured by
U S S E & O
wishing
it is uut oXCeiieii by
Plows, Carriagrcs. Bagrgies, Sloighi
and all other Implements
of home, whether used
ior pleasure or for
proiit. aro
CONSTANTLY ON BANB!
M'o invito all our old oustomirs an the fnimluc
puMio I" rail and exuiuiuu our iiupluinuuts Itel'ore
bll iii^r lino.
I'iini|ilih't« iiuJ Price List
Mill
bo sent to thoso
wishing to |mrcba«e, by addroesing
II. RTTIU.B,
COB North Mctlrojjor, town.
D. H. HAMLIN & CO.
MAM KACTI I I:I:B
Of
PLAIN AND FANCY
(VSS) CONFECTIONERY,
And Peu'ers in
Groceries,Green
&
Dried ruits
No. 3 Masonic Block,
's
VARIETY STORE.
N KW STOCK OP
BUT GOODS
NOTIONS AND
GROCBRXBS.
Splendid Variety Always on
Hand.
Cash paid fur all kinds of Produce. lliKhcst price
paid for Buttur and JSgga. Ne^r the ni Main
Street. KcGKI.licU, IOWA.
April 16,1868. aitiUOl
PAPER.
Winnebago Mills!
BRADNEB, SMITH & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
133 South Water Street,
OH I CAGO.
Wrapping Papers*
Ham
Bruf
Manilla
It
Printing
Book
Colored
TissM
9
Wide
And leaves the Oavils perfectly clean and read} for
binding.
Press Board,
Straw
Bonnet
Hoofing Felt.
Cotton, Jute, Flax, Hemp,
And a general assortment of Fancy Drug Twine*.
Our Winnebago Paper* are for sale by all the lead
ing Wholesale Grocers in the city.
Soe quotations iu Chicago Jourbalof C*mm«rc*.
«03
HAS
estahjitiheri
AMI
arc giving
Carpets from
i
Mawn.
604
INO!
A. PUTT FREEMAN
1KA¥AUK
1.1*JO of liisown,
will b* glad to recei v« the
public.
P*UODKK«of
N E W I
th«
Oonnoctions Made Promptly with Cars
and Steamers at Returnable PHtri.
Mar 2K '.H
DIALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OP
Stoves and Tinware,
SIGN OF THE RED UMBRELLA!
HARVEST IS CLOSE AT HAND!
Don't you want White Fish
in
NO. 1
1-2
and
McaR&aOE, IOWA.
PARTICULAR ATTENT GIVEN# DLL
KINDS OF JOB WORK.
you want a good Roof, Chimney Stack,
Brichen and Escapo Pipe, Car Hoot
ing\ Eave Troughingr, Well
Backet, Well Piping',
IT anything else in the Job Work Lino,
givo us a call and yon will be satisfied
with prices and work done.
Thirty years' experience in the
business will enable us to comply
with all we promise.
N. KK1KU (513) J. F. KIHO.
BRICK
bbls.and Xitts,
Family
Coffee, Rio Coffee, Rice,
of which can be bought
!V E PI Y 6H E A
A
E. R. BARRON & BRO'S
GREAT
For
COMH -A.JNTX3 S£3£S US.
Three Linen Hdkfs for
25
Heavy Ribbed Hose,
12 1-2
E. Jt. BARRON & BRO.,
3UEOGREGOR, IOWA.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
IN"
We are enabled to offer GRBAT INDUCEMENTS to all lovers of tlitt
doticious IteveruiP, Pure Tests. Those Teas are not PZZBB up, but PURS. as
t1uy are jratheivil in Cliina and Japan, and shipped direct to 2sew York and lio.-ton
fr.'in (JIKHI, Hotter Kon«r, Canton and Yeddo.
Our Teas wt-re selectod with frrcat care by Toong Foo & Yuen Tek, at the above
places. Theee Teas posses the line Moyuno flavor, which cannot fail to ^ive perfect
satisfaction to all.
We will give such Bargains in TEAS as no one here has ever
realized. Onr ample facilities enable us to do this.
Club Prices as follows, or in small quantities for samples or trial
FIXE .JAPAN' TE.\ $1.00
EXTRA FINK JAPAN
lJEhT JAPAN
Y. II. TEA
EXT It A EINE Y. II
l.MPEKI A TEA
BEST IMPEKIAL
I I NPOWIKK
KINK KXTKA GUNPOWDER....
BLACK TEA
EATUA FIXE 1JLACK
BEST 0(U. »\ti
ENGLISH UKEAKFAST TEA..,
OOUSCII.IIILL 1*. O. May 4th, 1SG8.
JB.
R.
BAKBOM
A
BK»., MCQKF.GOK.
Or.ltTn.—ThpChput of Jupan Tt-u I bought ofyOtS
lust weok at 1 ruiitiUer superior to auy Ten 1
have M, mid *1 lean |i ice.
DEAR
Yuurs &c.,
P. ¥. DJCKIXSOII,
NATIOMAL, IOWA,Mity
Ttb, ISfiK,
Mesrrs. E. Ii. Parmn tt- Bro., McCregfr.
OKNTS.—Tho Oun Vnwiler Ten I bought of you at
fl.'.'.i per pound is th J'e« 1 h«\ lutd for a toog
tiw*. tt fctaln titij T. Co Send mo 5 lit*., mora by
Uartr. Yowr» Truly.
U.C. MATUU^.
S
LVANA, law
A,
May 11th, 1SH8.
Miitrt. E. X. Barrott rf Urn., McGregor.
OBWTS.—I have nwd tho Tea, "Omi-Pnwflor" bnwpht
of you lnnt week,
HII'I
Wc have made arrangements to keep constantly on hand these
'Vine Teas, enough to supply the wants of this Great Northwestern
part of Zowa and Southern Minnesota. Particular attention paid
to filling Club Orders. Wc Warrant these Teas, and in any case
they do not give entire satisfaction they can be returned at our ez*
pense and money refunded. Address
KRIEBS & KING,
(SwcMMra to MATHEWS l»ADD,)
liivery
Sta
"ble,
NEAR THE ALLEN LATE FLANDERS) HOUSE,
McUHEOOU.
We would respertfnl I unnounoo to the public that
wc are now occn| in( onr new »n4 commndioo* i
•tabl«. Oia estrtlilishmont will b« conttantlv *up- I
jili.-d with as sroort n (.took of Horse* and C^rriiges
at*uy ii tlur city.
ft f?.T.4€r8©R.
and Trout
Mackcrell, Codfish,
SUGARS, SYRUPS,
Bargains
And Perfect Saticfaction to all.
BUYERS AND DRINKERS
particulars See
somewhere
We are selling
else
Advt«
in this paper.
DRY GOODS
I!! LOW PRICES!!!
Put.—Wc have ut 'I the Imperii*I Tr*
bought of jtMt latk Thurtiluy, atU find it very nice
article.
Yours very truly,
E. R. BARRON & BRO.,
Peterson
Cents-
Cts. per paift
50
Cents up.
THE PURCHASE
OF
1.15
1.25
1.J0
1.50
m.m-4
1.50
1.25
1.50
yo
1.10
1.25
1. 50
GAR.NAVILLO, IOWA,May
K. OKLT.
FABurrt-DIIBO, IOTA,May
ICtb, lf#8.
Mfssra. K. R. Barron rf Jlro., McGregor.
l.KMKN.— Tin- liull-l'iiwdi Twi I h(I1 vf 3 on for
ceutd jipr pound us uooj. if not better, thun
Tea I havn luict from any T.-n Company, and comet
«livnpcr. I'll take tea
§t»und« niort*.
Yours Truly,
DAMF.L BBONSOK.
0T\F-N
find it a very mee urtiele, ami that recuiveii from nny
very cheap. lien we j:et thin lot used up, will buy cheaper. Keml me 6 ll» Jtnprrirl *J «a tj Learer.
moro Yuma ltcspectlullv. Yours, very respectfully,
TH«Mtit A«». OR LIN WARN.
TOWSSHIP, May 18.
LF€8.
Mr»8B8. E. R. Babbon & Bro.,
Gent*—I have tried ynnr Japnn and Imperial Tea
$1 Ua centK per pound, iiml c-on»Wer i» hotter than
TI
u Company—aleo much
McGregor,
Iowa.
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!
ISLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
BAKABOO, Wisconsin.
It ia Jery genorally concedcd that the Island
Woolen Mill* is tho bant Woolin Factory in WiBCon
•ln and tli «t our clotliM are aupevior imiurnbilty,
ami l'nliy t'qiml iu fluivh, to the b««st irond# in the
cciiutry. So much baa been won by aiiheitiite to
the follnwinn rules:
1st. To manufacture nothing but pure ALL W00L
00UK8.
2l. To have FAIR DEALINO characterize all our
(|'anartioiiR.
3'l. IV iv* OXE RULE of exchange to apply to
4l'Lcu»t mi r^.
e |ropo-« to iidhereto tliMo rul'8 so long »a we
^t» I'M-iiu iiml wc iu'i» ivntiili-nt that we ohull be
*1'l« t- jin-^eticr s.'itiMiiii'iioii tliiin over btlore. We
have:ii|.iitiu:il n«-w mai-liiuery. We luive procured
the wrvii t-s ..t tint l.cst Curdfr. Wiavi-r, Dyer and
Fuiislier thnt could be found in the Kaot.
Wo tlif're are vi ry ti'W furnn ra who flo not
know tIi 11 it is ^rmitly lor their advuiiH(5»' eithor to
fcavc tlnir wool manufacturc-dor to fxchango it for
iMlen Thv.v «avt» from 1ft to p«»r rent, be
en use the wuol will alwaya pwrt'luist' tnnrn cloth thrin
tb' niuncy which tho wo«.il will (it'll for. They cave
the profits made by the comiuituiun merchant mui
the ret .iter: parties will see that the amount »f wool
required l.y ux for a yard of cloth made to wear on«
ye.u- or rii.u e and which would rout from the KaHtern
market Irniu 1.60 to 1.75 would bring in cash ouly
from 1.05 to 1.25.
TERMS.
Full Cloth and com mnn ('ussiiucrea, from iS@C0 per yd
Flannel, yurl wide... :i.r(^45 per yd
Or, one half the clot Ii the wool will make. It taken
one pound of wool tamake one yard of good, yard
wide tlainn!, aiul from 1^3 to l1^ pounds to make a
yard or lull cloth.
Itlaok ami f.inry CafSiiutrea HudDoe^kiusaccording
to »t le Itli'l qualitv
SHIPMENTS.
Wool can lie sent hy Railroad, mot Expr«K«) at iMIT
expense ^endii in i-troun ackt.. marked plainly
"For Island Woolen Mills,
Baraboo, Wisconsin.
From (Here add name mid address of owner.)"
Send inBtrnctloHS inside, with l'o*t OtIU addreaa,
and write in, also l.y mail Ship Wool Hswnn as clip
ped and state the ureateht length of tiiuejou can
give us to Ket out the coodj, ,,nd if we can Rive them
to you sooner, it shall tj done state how much wool
you have, and whether to be manufactured onthttrcs,
or tor cash, etc., etc.
Remember there aro two Woolen Factorial at lUtra
iutt that tht» Island Woolen Miil have never been
polluted u ith niaiiuUirluie (,1 fclioiMv.
CUSTOM CARDING and SPINNING.
W tt iiavi) tw. lii.uulu ('vlindei Cuntom Carding
Mtcli inoa, and aball be prepared to do all (lie hueineM
that citron. IIf mo-inadu Cloths dyed and finished iu
ti»i ln'j't of ht.vle.
rartii-s wifliiiiK to know our nearest «K»nt for ship
ping c«n learn by addressing uo, and we will send
BADll leoif ri'rjtlKtcd.
All Communicatioiis fhonld be addr'Hred to tha
ISLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
•Tiine
1st, B*»ABOO, WIS.
W POWERS, Ag't.
&
FUBirCR
CASSIMERES,
at very
Larson,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
McGREGOR,
ZOWA
iMTer to the Trade their usually
targe and Varied Assortment of
CLOAKINGS
and
Zn all the novelties of the Season.
Dress Goods!
Dress Goods!
WHITE ARO FIGURED
Peques,
Poplins and
Shawls,
14tli,
JUutrt. JE. JR. Barron tt Uro., ilcGrtffvr.
1£C8.
Alpaccas.
Parasols
and Corsets.
oisisrw^isrB
ALEXANDRE KID GLOVES!
White Goods
and Notions!
50 PACKAGES
O E S I S
.A. asrij
Bought during the recent Vanic.
Bleached
and Brown
TICKS,
STRIPES,
CHECKS,
U I
TABLE COVERS
And an Unlimited Quantity of
!!DRY GOODS!!
HATS AND CAPS,
FOR YOUTHS, BOYS ANO MEN,
Xn Ail the X.a to at Styles.
O U
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
i
Zs Always Ctomplet*.
PETERSON I LARSON
Opposite 1st National Bank*
CHICAGO
TRADE.
The mercantile houses whoso cards
composc this column arc carefully selected
from the kwling firms in Chicago as those
whose extensive operations and wide spread
reputation entitle thwm to the lirst rank in
commereff. 'I'he hu^iness cards of these
tHtablishmcnts in tlieir several trades hare
teon classified in alphabetical order, form
jng a comprehensive synopsis of business
information, upon which our merchant*
can rely.
Agricultural Zmplcments.
fTlILTON, I.I Hit V & HITCHCOCK. JnMierain Agrih
«'iiltural lBi|)|i'i))'nt*, 'l liiniHlp hkcina, 8m1 JrOM,
Wagon Make!.' Wood Stuck. 1^7 g. Water Street.
Bags.
HART,
AlfS AMSRZOAXV
ASTKN a
CO.,
ixa South Water St., Flour
Sncks. Grocers' T'.ipcr Bags,
Belting 4t Rubber Goods.
nALI.Oi'K
A WHKIiLKK, Rubber and
Reltinp. Host! aiul I'.icking, Clothing, Boat, a
tvprslioea,
IriiK«ists
•ibt'cr Cioodn.lin
A Stationer.' Article*, and all
Lake
Street.
Rubber G-oods.
t*I'.BER CLOTHI Vrt CO.. K. A Yf. \. Shopard
«nnUr.tur»
a'i.loseriptionts
of Heavy ?ndKan':y
ubbor rSo'ids, H-ise nnti Belting,^LiLiuatraF-attdSrug
Goods, 82 Lako Street.
Books.
TOMLTVPO*
CLOTHS,
TTSTIX,CLAPH A|t'0 Wh'Me»aleD*aler»uiji.Tob
in Hoot* and rilines. irfre and wellsel.cted
Stock at bottom pricos. SS Michigan Arenu..
rf^lHAMRKRLlN'. SMITH MOORE. Manufiwtur.
crs .ind .lolibvrs of Boot, and Shoes 60 A 62
Mil binau Avi-niie.
C}
1 M. HKNKKRSON & CO.. Mantlfnrturera and Jol»
bora of ltooti and Shoe.,
Itrc. t.
MONITOR makes more and better bricks
1 with driven power, with less breakilowns, than
nv othT Machine. Kaglv Works Mt'g Co. 48 Canal
#troet.
Clothing.
YMichigan
OtJXO, BROS A co.. M.iimiactnren andWhole
»ale Dealers in Mi-n'd ^ind Itoy.' Clothing 98 and
100
Commission.
T3LAIR, DENSM 'K K A ('0., ('omniiiiiiioM'Mareh.nta
A* 165 Waahingtou Street, Flour, Orain, Provisions
PIXLKY,
HALL k KINSKY,
Wool
s
MARKLEY.otAT.LINGandCO..
MILLER
KEITH
Muslins,
WALWORTH.
PURPLI.
Iggg^nyl^l^
SOKJIJIPB*
Commission
r-chants. 71, 7-j St "8 Michigan Ave., corner
|.«k" Street, Chicago.
TTNORKWOOT)
A CO, Comminaion Merchant! in
i'lmir. Grain Seeds, Pork, Lard,Beef Tallonal#..
Office 100 Madison Street. T*
Crockery and Glassware.
UKLtY
A
TYRI-'.LI., Ini|i rtc
China, 01 isi mil Kn t!i.-n U'm-.
and
Chicago Lead
Jobbers of
No. 48 Lake St
Chicago Zron Works.
TET7.
A SON, 81 to 82 Franklin St., Manufictnre
1 W rmijcht A Cast Iron for bnildingg, briil(tt.-s, etc.,
liank vaults, door.s, shutters, grating, Iron Railing
6c
Oil Works.
T/1 W. LA i't.'Il K'RD A CO Maniilai'tnrera of
U, Le.,d Pip.*, Lei»d. liar Lead. Pig Lead,
Linaeed Oil. r.iv.-.uid l.oikd. 7' North Clinton
Cloths, Cassimeres* Ac.
K'IMUALL,
1'KVKNS A CO., Whalesale Cloth
House, Woo!i n» and Notion#, 15 A 17 Randolph
St., lar^D stock mud low tuis.
Dry Goods.
BOWEN.
WHITMAN A WINSLOW, Wholesale
Dry Ooods, Woolens and Notions,
dolph St., large htock and low prices.
ALF A VANWIl'K, Dealers iu Drygoods, Wool
Tens and Notions at Wholesale. Stock well select
ed and sold at bottom prices, Lake St.
JOHN
A FAUW KLL A CO., Dry Goods, Xotions,
Wooleni, 4t WabHKh Ave. Ki-Ip large stock and
ell cheaper than any other liouse Wf.-t.
O D. JACKSON A CO., Wholesale Dress Ooods
iTr. W hlti. Goods, Notions, lli-ii-^i y. Woolens, Fur—
ninhing Gooils, \c., *-2 mul Wiil'Hfli Ayo.
Fapcy Dry Goods tft STotions.
T«T W»'M1
MANNING
A CO., Importers ft Jobbers ol
l\ Fancy Dry Goods. Notions, Hoisery. bite Goods
Wool.-n Goods, complete stock, loweot prices. 64
I »ti Mi-hipim Ave.
UKO/S, WEST A CO., Wholesale d^al
cii, in Notions, Hoop Skirts, Hoisery, Glove*,
fnd Fancy Dry Ooods, 44 Lake Street. Our stock is
uew.
0
E\MOUlt, CARTER A CO.. Importers A Jobbers
in White Goods, Linens, Hoisery, Glovos, Notious,
Ti iuimuigs. Corsets, 46 A 4S Mi« Wi^»n Ave.
Fairbanks' Scales.
I.MIKIUNIVS'all
STANDARD
SCALL:*, of kinds.
FAIRBANKS' GREENLEAFACO.
326 A 223 Lake St.,
CHICAGO.
aw liotrff.
Groceries.
DAT,ALLEN
A v'i Wholesale Grocer., Orders
triirii country merchants promptly filled and at
the lowest pi ices, 31 A 3o Randolph St.
"ITURniNOTON A URKWSTER,
JL M. Thompson) Wholesale
». Water St.,
iSiiccefsors to H.
Grocers,
Chicago.
114 aAtl 116
Hardware.
CTRFEVV.BAT
N M'NS. 210 Randolph it,
Wfcole
tale Hardware and Cutlery. Manufacture Iron,
Nails, Carriage Bolts, loose joints butts,etc.,
Axes A Edge Tools.
NOTIONS,
GLOVES
drain
Burl ip, Wool, Han* itnd Salt S*' k».
Bankers.
rl/'NT
TUKSTON A K KAN, 47 Clark Sf..Batikora
anl Dealer* in Onvi.rnm»Dt Sicuritl«g, Land
Warrant.", Land Si ript, A I'm ifir R. R. Bords
A
RROS.. Pn1.|i»lrt^#!N)*Wlti«l,f«
Lako St.. Furni-.li ?. S. LitTirici "n literal terms.
Catalogues of Snn*la\ ^rho Pubticat ona lurnithed*
Boots dc Shoes.
Vb«:s
19 A 21
Very
Kaudolph
Blank B'ks Stationery, and Paper
Warehouse.
CJ
ITJLVnR. PAOK A 1I0VN K II!.mk Rook Manufac.
turers, ^toam Job Printers A .lul.boraof i'tnePa.
per», Stationery A i ind«r»' Go ds, 128 A 130 Lake St
Brick Machine.
WOOD'S
REAPER!
I CO
I I u
O
St.
14 Jt 17 Ran
Fenn's
A Importer. nndJoV
bt-rs of Hardware Cutlery.
51
Lake St.,
llanufai turprs V ire Cloth, .'irves, I.'iddlis, Ac.
BROTHERS A KEEP, Importers A Job
bers in Hardware. Cntlery, Agricultural Tools,
Ap"nrrfor American File Co. sod Wheeling Nails,
•}G ^tatu St.
Bats, Caps and Furs.
BROTHERS. Ila's, Capsand Fnrs, Millln
ery nod Straw Goods. linfTalo Ridps and
Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols. Ar IS A 47
Buck
Lake Street,
Iron and Steel.
TJ ALL.
KIMBAKK A CO., Importers
E
DENIMS,
COTTQJIADES.
and Dealers
1
JL in Inn, Steel, Nails and Heavy Hardware,80,
12 and 84 Miclii^an Ave.
Lamps and Fruit Jars.
F. SLOCUM A CO., Glassware. ChandolierB, Ac.
For sale at closo fi^uies, at 122 Clark St
Lumber, Sash, Planing, die.
VfKWMAN. "LEWIS A SL'MWALT. Plaui.ig Mill,
1\ Sash and Oo.-r Factory A Lumber Yatd. Cargoes
docked and orders tilled. Cor, 12th A Lumber St.,
P.O. Box 5929.
Machinery.
NORTH
WEST
N MF G. CO. £&**>•« MTMPA,
Wrought lr«n Pipe, Malleable Iron Castings,
Steam Warming App's, 10 N. Jeffcrsou St.
TWOHIGA FIJRSE. Iron Pipe A
Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps A Guages,
tlDg, St'm Wm'fT App., --'-'i Lake St.
Oils, Paints and Glass.
C1IIASK,
IIANKOK1) rf- CO., 17v» S. Water St., llead
(juarturs for Oils, Paints. Varnish, Glass i# Asle
Urease, l'rop'rs Star Co. White Lend.
1" EWIS, HAM tt* CO. sell Paints, Oils, Varnishes i
^Window ilass, cheaper than any houae in the
Poith-Wfst WO to no S. Water street.
Roofing materials*
\TfHlTACRE A RAYMOND, Plastic Slate Rooflng,
\V slate. Felt rf Com. Booting rf sheathing Felt,
Coal, Tar, Pitch Paints,Oils. 186 Washing
ton street.
Roofing Slates.
Gret II and Ke.riini fiiii Slates. The only
honsc iu the est keejiing a large supply. Prac
tical slaters furnished. Whitacre Raymond, 184
Washington street.
Saddlery Hardware.
HRIUUAM.tiOODYKAK
HADEN
A HAYES. Coach and s»»L
dlery hardware, Leather, Hubs, spokes and bent
carriage work, spring Axles, Belts and malleable
Iron. 1*1 Lake street.
KAY, 45 aud 47 Lake street., Manufac
turer. of and dealers in leather, Can tege Goods,
aud saddlery hardware.
Seamless Thimble Skeins.
B. BROWN i£ CO., Manufacturers. Our Skeift.
are the heaviest and best offered to the tradte
•end for illustratt-d catalogue. 26 Kingbury Street.
Seed Store.
PFieldWnkelleld's
S. MESEROLE, £01 Lake street. Oar Jen and
seeds, seed sowers and Garden PriHs:
Afntfcr Corn Planters S«IH1 for Cata
logae.
Twines and Cordage.
*1 ILBF.R'l', 111' isHA RD ti CO.. Twines and Cordag*
JT of all deacriptioris. Cotton C.inva«s of all widths,
And weights. Tents, Awmn^s and Covers, Tar, Pitfk,
Oakcm, kle Blocks, rfc., Vfl* A 2)7 S. Water.
Vinegar Works.
FRUSSING'S
I'nre Cid»r Vinegar. Warranted Pure
and to preserve pickle, strops and palatable—
Largest works in U. S. Established 1S48. C. U. K.
Frusaing. and 541 State street, Chicago.
Watches and Jewelry.
H.MILLER, cor Randolph Clark street*.—
Importer, Manufacturer Wholesale Dealer is
stcbos, Jew.Irv. ?il\-»r and Plsted Wsre.
Ajer.t of to* Nir, .a:il Witch C- Chi ago.
A. M. Bro.NSO*, BsQ.««^Nr4c
STKOUSE! *&> FT.OWET«
WHOX.SLSAX.E AND RETAXZ* DBALBM
IND IMPORTERS OF^
A N Y a n O E S I
1311Y GOODS!
AND
HOSIERY,
CARPETS
Will be found at their Old Stand, witH
LARGE
CALL AND AXAMINE Ol7Tt
McGregor, March 30th
,1868.
BROOKS Cto CAMFBELLT,,
OSSIA3ST, IOWA.
Are in the Market with the Greatest Labor Saving Invention of the Ago, th#
WALTER A.WOOD REAPER & MOWER*
They Supersede all other Machines
WHERE THEY ARE KNOWN.
As a Reaper and Mower to do as Good Work as any other
chine manufactured.
With two horses, without expense for repairs, the Machine will work A#
years without getting1 ent of order.
Farmers have only to try them to becomo perfectly satisfied that they
the LIGHTESTDRAFT Machines in use.
THE WOOD SELF-RAKE REAPER
Ii st tho heai of its clan. It takes the FIRST PREMIUM wkm*« it
put on trial. Cuts easy and clean rakes off the gavils in an even and com'
pact form. It is DECIDED that four men will bind as fast after the VOOS
REAPER as fivewill after the ordinary Reapers.
They Save One Team, One Hand to Rake Ofl£ and One Binder#
BROOKS 5c CAMPBELL
Bay their Machines from th* Mrinula.-tnreis, and havn the exclusive right to sell in Norther*___
mer. who contemplate purchasing a Machine tor are requested to call OB sir A|e|tiaM M«
chine before purchasing an inferior article.
A E N S
A. 81 BROZfSOXV 6L CO., Luana.
P. S. HAUGSXr
Teas! Teas!! Teas!!!
THE GREAT
EMPIRE TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
of 205 Fallon, 85 New York, km appointed
W. J.
POWERS, Main Bt.. McGregor, Iowa, oar sole agent
in this city for the sale of oar
TEAS and COFFEES,
which are sold at the
1STEW YORK
Wholesale Frices,
With the addition of S cent, per pound to coYer
transportation. It is nseUt. to speak of the success
of tho
LARGE TEA and COFFEE CO.'S
of New York City, for it is well known that half the
Tea consumed in this country is sold by these com
panles and their agents.
You can get your Teas
AT THE
Wholesale Prices*,
Thereby saving the immense profits of the Retail
Men-bant, ad the folluwing Price List will show
Ovloug, fine
do extra
do bent
Young Hyson, fine
do do superior
do do brst
I'ncolorcd Japan,fine
do do extra
Try onr TDit:i»!i Breakfast
A
JNO. P. TAYLOR, Charles City.
JSR02MKB BOSWSLL, West Vnion.
BROOKS A CABSPBBU, OulMb
Sead what Clayton County Men say of Our Reapers.
A. M. Buotfsox, ESQ.—Dtar Sir:—The Reaper I purchased of you two years ago.and the Mower I bought
of you last year, gives me perfect satisfaction. Neither of thrm can bt beat. I never have but one team to
reap with. 1 cut last year 12 acres of wheat iu S hours, and done it well. VINE DUNNING.
A. Baoxsos, ESQ.—Dear Sir:—The Reaper I purchased of yon two years ago could not snit me better.
1 have cut each year, with one team, about 90 acres, and it has not coat we one cent for repairs, nor did
the£flrst thing get out of order. My team was in better condition when 1 finished than when 1 commenced.
I would not take fifty cents less for the Reaper than what 1 paid and I am satisfied that four men will
bind as much alter this Reaper as Ave will alt-i all other Reapers I am acquainted wilh.
A. M. BuossoJt, ESQ.—Dear Sir:—Yon wished to know how I like the Wood Self-raker I purchased of
you In reply 1 would *«y that 1 have used and seen most all klndp of Renper*, but none come up to the
tl noil. It runs easy tui ns 'round asy the rnke is rmpfett four men will bind us much prcin in a day
alter thi- ichine aa i will alter other machines, because the bundle is delivered in a compart «h»pe.
Not a
sent for repairs.
90 cts per
.....fl.OW per
l.tO per lb
... 60 cts per lb
...SI.00 peril
....SI V) per th
*1.00 p^r
........ $1-60 per lb
Mixed (jreen and Black,eta Sl.QO, bent $1.00 per lb
Old IIyson and
Imperial from 00 cts
to $1.50
iiHti «6
OIL QLOTHF
and Desirable Slock!
which, having been bought during the late depression fn prices, trill
be sold accordingly.
HTOOK
MS
WOOD'S
MOWER!
IMW. Far'
CO., Decorahj
J.H.MTO & CO^ Osagfe
LTBKAND, March 3d, 1M8.
Respectfully yours, W. *. MORTOSf.
LUAVI, CLATTOX COBNTT, IOWA, March 2,1868.
A. M. B*02*S0?fThis is to certify that I h&vo used tho Walter A.Wood ntkiog Renper two 6Citon#f*
cuttiug llOaoree each season, wKh otie span of horses, and am well satisfied wtth its nork. It is worthy «i
remark that fifty cents would cover all expenses for repairs during that time. The lightness of draft, du
rability of rake, and the facility with which a person may size the bundles and lower the cut to catch
lodged grain, are advantages which it has over many oth r'Reapers. VT. H. GLASS.
M. W. 0AT110LT.
MONOKA, March 3d, IIML
"IM vail ntisfled with th« Wood Belf-rake Reaper I purchased of pmt
two years ajjo. I have cut about 100 acres each year, and not a eeut for repairs. I like the rake better
than any I ever saw. It will save one hand ovi all other nnschires I ever saw, either self or hand rakef.
In short, I consider the Wood has many advantages o-rer all other machine.
1 am acquainted with.
Respectfully yours, R. M. FONDA.
FRENCH & RICHMOND,
SUCCESSORS tO AUG. FRENCH,
HKKP A SPLE&&1D STOCK 07
WATCHES, CLOCKS
AND
JEWELRY|
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
RAFTER GOODS,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
per ft
COFFEES.
Coffee 98 ft* per ft
Try onr Extra ftne Umpire Coffee 'i? cts per !b
these Tea. and Coffees are all pat up In New York
hy the company and sold at fl*w York Prlaw, and
guaranteed to gtre •ntire satisfaction orthaaanev
refunded. Try tbem and be convinced. tO8
W. 7. POWBRS. Agent,
AC., «C.
04U. AXA8XB
& "RICH."
If you want Honest Ooods—Cheap.
Opposite Market
Square*
McGregor, Xowa.
WITCH REPAIRING
.A.KT3D VINO
NEATLY DONE INO WARRANTO,
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