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A. /. prNLSc- J. II. cLAYpOoLE.
Al. DTNISts CO..
(Snceessess 10 Granville h. Sinth & Cod
l RANkEES aud dealers IN Exchange. ke"kak, 10.
l)Selt chccke on all the principal cities constant
ly for sale ia sums TO sfft.
Collections this city remitecd for promptly at
current rntes oI hxchangs.
We viii luy and SELF all kind Of Cold Specie,
and nneurrcnt Bank Notes. NJ best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am, Exchange Bauk, New York.
Mcssrs. T.. W. Clark, Dodgc 5 Go.
Iueis 4 SimondS st. bouts.
Il. ". Clark d Bros.
N Corwita Co, Galena.
Mar u. 1888.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. G. ANDERSON, un Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets kcokuk, Iowa. Collections
On this city remittcd promptly, ut current rate Of
Exchange.
E.c. lrteres. on deposits when specially agreed
A1sf '' hcry +, Mienserge9 niira rggs Co. bankers
John J. Anderson & Co. 'N'"'q'
i. ", Clark, D,dse Co., New York City.
syra ofiic" hours from A. NJ. to 3 Z. VI.
Jaiy IL, ls55.--dsf
Banking House of Cha~. Parsons.
Tor. of Main and IA Sss., kkDkUK, IOWA.
eight Exchange on the East and South bought
,0aud sold. Earopean Exchange for reiniunncc 10
any par oi Europe for sale. Interest allowed On
deposits ns per agreement.
Refer 70 Lucas s Simonds, vt. Louis, No
l.. 4 Bcnoist Co, DO
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan sherman d Co., New York.
DreSel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank. Cincinnati, o.
Price, Converse d Co., New Orleans, La
i pit / ISJ5.-dly
Excelsior boot s. Shoe afan ufactory.
LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS
>. Il. HARRIS d CO..
HAVING just ops Iesl a shop, in their old -st~
j business. on Third street., between Main
ard Johnsou keokuk IowaA rsspecfuilyv
announce that they prepared 90
factnre the neaiest and uost fashionable Boots and
Shoes tAat be got up.s
determined not tobe eNeelled by any inanufae-
turcrs in Tho West they solicit share of public pat
rongs.c.
As purchase drcc. from the importers o,tr
stock u aiwnvs oi the latest faslit and best quail
~ ind at the lowest G5ures.
AS We keep Eastern slop work hand we
warrant all our rcady made Boots AMI, hoe Of The
same character those made - ordsG
Call and leave your orders for good it, War
raniod 10 suit ia every particular.
&s-- Refaaing IN tho II attest and most substan-
tia iailner dJnc short NOTICE.
j. r. HARRIS CO.
July u. 1888. dy
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1885. ,IL3 1865.

RAILROAD NAIL LINE STEAMERS.
FtNHE two fast steamers J. Mkrr and BES CAMP
i BEfr, now making daily trips, connecting a;
Rock Island with lie ears for the East and with the
Daily Mail Packets for tialcna and Saint pani, and
at kcakuk with the great Mail Line Steamers JcT-
ME Deans, Westernes, kcokuk and Dc Vernon for
s; louis
j. M'kKg, Captain LEROY Dodge, leaves Dayen-
port and Rock Island every Mcnday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY evenings for keokuk- Returning.
leaves heokuk eyery Tuesday, Thursday and satGTs
day Evening"
lenpert and Rock Island every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings Returning, leaves Keokuk
every W ednesday Friday and Sunday evenings.
For Freight or Passasa. inquire on board, OF Of
4. HEAICUT, Agent.
March s.--dr kpoknE
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DENTAL SURGERY.


| NJ. Il. =. BARRIER would respect fully announce
- Ia the citizens of keokuk ana vicinity that he
has permanently located IN keokuk, wheic he eA-
psc.s TO perform all the operations pertaining 10
Dental surgery.
He feels confident in his ability to give satisfac
ison to those VINO may favor him with their patron
age.
~ ofsiee Main between Third apd Fourth
Streets.
A II UI'errt ions warranted
hcokttk Afgil "a tS55
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Excelsior boot & Shoe afunmfnctory
TnE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS
,. Il. HARRIS d CO..



/tE0. CRITTENDRN has taken the store lately
NJ occupied by Messrs. Hawkins 4 Billings. cor
ner of 9TH and Main otrccs. and has opened A large
and we'll assorted stock ef Boots and Shoes intended
specially for the retail trade.
He Asks the inspection Of the citizens and public
generally feeling confident that his experience In
the trade aud the favorable terms ON which they
were purchased, combaed with u determination TO
hnild mp patnapeni trade, Viii enable HIM 10 sell
lower than any house IN tbs City. Quick sales and
small profits Is his motto.
I.eokuk. Mny u. ls55.--tiff.
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FisHE undersigned respectfully announces 49,
has recent opened Apothecoriss' Hall, cssneg
of EiAird and johnson Streets, with m entarp noW
and we'll selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, FsS-
funlcrieu, Toiiet Articles, Ac. szg.
The subscriber intends paying particular Astsn-
ton 10 the Prescription Department, and 3ee CO.
adent that he give perfect satisfastioa. havi1g
had experience Of ten years in this branch q the
business and hopes by strict attention. y bsiness
that he will merit share Of public Patronals.L,
August s, ls55--dly f. H. OCONNOK.
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MINER Al. WATER {
: RA AlAlkI' 4 AlAAIyAr u ~.o 49,. =.

MINERAL WATEM
+ EssRs. MOORE 4 HOOPER are misunderstanding
vi a very superior article of EliATED NINE
RAJ WATER, the qualities of which cannot bc sur
passed by any natural spring in our Union, and tAae
Il Il highly conducive 10 health, and c0ntains No
eletcriou. drugs which is often the with foun-
tains not property formed and managed, tbey leg
leave To refer 10 the following gcntlcmeh Of the
Medical Profession
Prof. J. G. HUGHES, n. b.
j. +. SANFORD,
.. u. L. McGUGIN,
J. X. ALLEN, =
4. c. FRANCIS, :"
JuIv s3 IS3s
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4. ". A II. TUCKER.

I MPoKTEkS and wholesalc dealers IN IIarsiware
i and Cutlery, cerner of MAN aud Second : reefs,
Sign of the RED PADDOCK.
Juie ~ lS,{--lly
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NJ. il2 Main Stasgt, bstwecn Fourth ana Il fifth
III He undersigned would respectfully csll -a.~
L tn attention tn Ladies and Gentle
men Il X rokui and vicinity, 10 their fine and Y
well select d stock Of Boots AMI Shoes,
opened and for sale at ha above establishment COM
psisinsz all kinds I Ladi.s' tttnts, Misses' BOYS
and Children ar, Of all sty.gs, Hadrs and s,zs S.
which W. piedgr oursclt ~ seli at tn lowest cash
prices and weu.d only rrp etfuliy solicit an exam
inatiou of our stock aii ices cling con nfrnt that
both IN point e qu'lity and prices arr able to
please. TX. &, lit fSkAMP & BRO.
.Iune 1855
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Office kcoknk, il. Desrnoincs
and Minnesota Rail Road Co.,
kcokuk III, August 1850

kcokuk lftl August, 1879.
NOTICE To SroCkHOIDEks.- You arc iier,b
IN notified that the second regular cali Of ten pc
cent. on the On pital stock Of tie kcokuk, Fl. Des
lnoes au1 Minnesota Hail Road Company has tbis
day been made by the Boar.ioi Directors, payable
on Monday the lst day of October next 10 Nm. e.
Graham, Treasurer, At the Rail Road Offce n ke-
okuk
BY ordcr Of the Board.
HUGH r. REID, Pres'f.
G. F.coNs, Scc'y.
Dispatch and Fl. Desnoines Harsman copyl
HAND aud ranel Saw 4 small Vt VI orr own
i l. importation just reesiysd and ~ a1ls l0w b.
BALDWIN, xYtAMS 4 co.
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NV UbLI-~ALL t,rocrr- and COMMISSION Msr
w chants, second door above the corner ef Hlon
deau. Water STREET krokak, Iowa.
March e lS55--d'f
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4 H'ifITEfT-1fice in Sra ain : lsuillug kcf
\ ku.s, iowa. Designs and Dgawiurs fof al
kinds Il Building aiso estimates xnd steri6ea
fst,i4-
keeknk Feb & Isj5.---flm
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A. BnIDG uAN

Is Agen fof the Missouri state Mutual insnrancs
J Company. III. Directors of which among tLe
eldest aud bcs. known business m Of 81 Louis.
d3dpf
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MOORE d HOOPED,
pHARMAiITIsTs AND DRUGGISTS,
IIAYE this day associated themselves 10 =
l. l. ge'hcr for the purpose of conducting a(
general Drug and Prescription business under
the above firm. -
Particular attention will be given to the lat
ter branch, to which they have both served -
regular apprenticeship. Physicians and tho psA-
lie can rely on having their prescriptions promptly
and accurately onpounded at all times, one u
the firm will be constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE
j. HENRY HOOPER.
March IL, ls55. DIFF
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100 DoZ. Floyd's American Penetrating Lini-
IOO ment, in quantities to suit parchasess.
200 doz. Escuiapan Lininent, and great variety
Il Patent Medicines at
April 6. lsa5. d REYNOLDS Drug 6srG,
I ARD oIL spirit Gss, Linsood Oil, C0pal, Japnn,
IL Demar aud Coach Nnnish, on hand and 1ue eaSo
ut REYNOLDS Drug 6tsss.
I CAok pute Bla, kbery Wine suitable 1r ns1i-
J. cinal and aacTamcntal purposes At
REYNOLDS Drug Stose.
900 BONES Glassware and Window 6lass 8
-UO REYNOLDS Drug Store.
IL. MOORE. an a0ofxR.'
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ATTORNEY AT LAM keokuk, Iosa.
nFFIcE in the Rail Road Office on Main Street,
~ over j u. Bruce Z store.
August Z 1855.
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hFFERS his professional services ,o she citiz rs
SJnf keekuk and vicinity
lIis office, the heretofore oocupicd b. ijr
Ford, vi, stairs over the of j. Bruce. E-o
Ma 81 Main Street.
Residence AZ the Pavilion" Concert, -; wceu
2d and Sd Streets.
juno r. iSss--lif
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sack oa1t.
L,iNE thousand bags q. n. Esit, hsAvy saA fall
J. bleacbed and in lipe order, nov leading &nul
steamer Adriatic, and for sale BY
CLDiMORN y nARnle0N.
June Q 1855. d6tAw
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A. N. caHPExTEn N. u.


HAVING permanently located in this city. heg.
l i leave TO inform his friends aud the cii.xsns
geueFaliy, that, until further notice ~ given, Il,
may b. found "a. The Office Of Dr j F. SANFORD.
Narci 81
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v. b. eskhNli1.E. SpliNssN "a pp- = y hAA".'AAD
n. q. Produce a Commsss ION House.

StOMMERvILLE, BRADFORD CO.. General
- Produce. Commission ard Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans. Particular attention paid 10 the I'uF
chase and sale of Western Produce. Also, Ia the
Receiving and Forwarding basines1 generally Or
ders respec' fully solicited, No. II Ich"uptonlns
sreet
July Is. is55.---dly
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u. II. lIYNnAN a Coz.
AxIEL HAMELL. 51SI
-. g. j. tEs WILL.


NTH0LEsAlE and retail dealer IN Foreign and
w Domestic Dry toods Clothing, Boots. aces
Hats, Caps. Bonneis, Tr,mm ns-, ae., No. 70 Man
Street. heokak. Iowa.
Feb = 1850
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BELTS 4 NELLEN,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No. )
~ City Building, Saint Louis, Missouri
References
Russell & Bennett, Crow, MeCrccry { Co.
Child. Pratt 4 Go. james Watson,
o. II. Filley, Young Brothers.
Woods. Christy CO. [. w. Stone Co.
A. J. MvCrcery 4 Co. Capt +. " Gould,
Gafy, MeCune 4 Go. Rhodes, pegram 4 Co.
Bast, Wiley { East, Locker Kcnch Go.
:. a J. Hanil, W. $. Gilman,
Wilson Brothers, J. +. comstock Go.
March %, 1888. ddw
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BOOK BINDERY
And Blank book Nan u factory.

March ., lS55-a&wif
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M. ,. ffasNEs.
sa~roKD BELL, N. ~,

/ FSPE'TFtLi.i Announces that be is phrRa
i nontly located Ia keoku 10 pursue the ptac-
tiee If Medicine and Surgery.
ofiee wiih Doctor j. Lawrence Pase, Burke Cal
lery, CORNER oi Main aud "a Sis.
July 81 1855 dim
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-26
A Noble Deed.

During the night of November 25tb
last, in thick snow storm, wind bToW.
ing heavy gale down the lake, the wa.
ter chilled and making ice fast, the Can.
adam schooner Conductor, Capt. Hack
ct, struck on the bar. outside or Ion.
Point Cut, on the Island side, beat over
and filed Immediately, some d stance
l. ON Shore the sea m king complete
breach over hCr, diving the crew to the
rigging for safety. In the morning at
d. light they were discovered, cIlngipg
to the wreck, by Mrs. Margaret Becker,
trapper's wife, the sole inhabitant on
that end of the island, her husband he,
lng over on the main land. She imme-
diately went down abreast of the vessel
On the beach and bu 1t large FIRE of
logs, made SOM hot tea, and prepared
SOM food fer them in case thew reached
the shore, and to refresh and encourage
their droo2ing spirits by showing them
succnr was at hand.
All that long day, with the tempest
ravlng around her, did that heroic wo-
man watch the poor suffering seamen
cl'nglng to the rigging of the wreck
just at nightfall. the captain called the
mate. who was in the other side of tho
rigging, that they would all perish if
they had to r. main in the rigging anoih-
er night, and that he was going to att
tempt to swim ashore if he succeeded,
the rest could follow him If he drown.
ed they could cling to the rigging and
run The chances. He lcaped overheard
and struk out. As he reached the IN
dertow and back" ater, his strength fail
ing, and chilled, benumbed with cold. he
would certainly have been drowned. had
not the woman gone t the rescue. She
waded in through the serf UP to her
neck, grasplng him and dragging him
out safely. Then the balance Of tho
crew follow d him, one by one, with
the same result this noble woman
breasting the sea and meeting and drag.
glng out each one of them as they came
ashore-being, in the main, instrumental
IN saving the whole crew. Such noble
conduct deserves more than a passing
notlce.-Bufalo Democrat.
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4Joet'5 Curutr.
In Open Hear .

And would you have the heart to be
As yonfer brook-ihat babbling thing
Where one, with casual glance, may see
Whence all its vain connections spring:
Believe me, hearts that idly tel
70 listless ears their jeys and wo6s
Are like TO brooks, win sfvoices swell
When only pebbles interpose.
Behdla that vine, not wisely bent
To sex Il selfsome secret stay,
Has forth its struggling tendrils sent,
As fits weakness tn display
Believe me, hearts are little worth,
No hidden hopes or fears sustain:
But like those tendrils, spreading forth
Only to seek support in vain.
An open heart and would you ask
To see where folly holds her court;
Where Pride and Passions wear no mask,
Aud Vice and Virtue jim in sport
Nay, rather keep its portals closed,
That all may deem ts inmates fair,
Than have, tocurious sight exposed
The Yanitics that harbor there.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-26
CHAPTER I.

Il was late on beautiful summer eve
ming ab u. the middle Of the present
century. VIII n a Lampliehier. be- ing on
hs shoulder that d stinctive badge Of
his craft fam,liarly known as a ladder,
and in hand lantern Of simple bu-
efhclcrt construction, turred the corn 7
of street leading out Of the CONNER
cial Ro ID, at the east end Of the great
metropolis of that eat commercial
couatry, whose fleets sweep the seas Of
the world, and whore downfill, though
anticipated by Ledru Ro lin, and the au-
thor of the well-kuuwn wo k on prophet
ic interpretation, entitled "A warning
Voice 10 Britain, or the Conf 2 Crash, y
IS still postponed.
The Lamplighter turned the corner
As he turnod, he paused shade Of
reflection stole across his hand ONE, nd
even aristdc;atic te.tu IS; then, curling
his manly lip with an expression # in
efable soon he ? eceeded on his way
huuruing an air.
An attentive Ii tencr night have OBJ
served that the air was from Bceth wen
The street in question was one of the
humblest order Il did not consist Of
residences inhabited l,y those whom the
calloss and Calvinis'ic Cowper has cal
lei
Tenants of life's middle state,
Securely placed betwixt the small and great
but edi6ces one story high, the maximum
humber of apartments b ing four, the
minimum numbr of fm ly establish
mcnts in each house being two. Slat-
ternly females eonversing in pairs at
street-doors about "my old man. 'that
Bill, ''that Bob" ''my Mary Anne, "
and recent occurrences before "lhe
Beak;" rival pot-boys, on opposite sides
o. the way, shouting the nine o'clock
beer without any amicable adjustment OF
respective time or tune; children and
adolescent lads, in ragged pinafores and
shirt-sleeves, pa, ing, whooping. plung-
ang. starting, and swearing; the fierce
l.ascar, swart child of the sun; the mas
al Israelite; and the ever-with .rhubarb-
perambultting Moslem; the inebriated
athlete challenging to pugiiistic combat
sume brother of feebler mould belonging
u the same work shop, and equally in
ebriated; the .ud voiced daughter oil
misfortune, with REDEEMED nose, obt'u-
sise shoulder, and hair unkempt; all, al
We're here-only the policeman was alb
sent !
Blame him not, for he was human
In other neishho, hoods, where were
areas, 'uscmaiis, AMI possible legs o
mH'toa, he whIled aw : the t d.ous mln-
utes.
In this street. then, where wives wer,
sn shed ni-htly. and policemen camC
not until the smashing wa- over ans
dome n this street, from open window.
ISSUED sounds and seen illustrative %
the heaSci,old economy OF the inhabi
'Fn;s On sii was lie, walkeglu
son, in>'d, va supper Thesasct '
but s~sp c, d >aa .e ia tasteful
100 hsame t.iie, 'hu ia'eg, never pal ~,
steak VI Is -,'n-~l uf "a .rra o.
L 1t. Ia !. i a 4Al b
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BALD-HEADED HUSBAND. take
a magnifying glass, ducky, and see if
there's any young hairs a-sprouting.
I've just finished the seventh bottle of
the restorative, and worn out three hair
brushes rubbing it in." Wife; "Good-
ness gracious, Nicodemus, there amt no
more hal on your head than there is on
the cover Of our old copper tea-kettle. !"
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sDW EAEzs EsG ,s"EE
Il write for the ''Hcarthrpg Ercru-
c5ator,'' murmu-ed the youth with i'll
concealed pile
Il knew it! knew /. ! Enough. =
Would you know The maiden-sit at her
sde-speak to her-pre~s her hand"
ooh, heaven :" interrupted the young
poet.
Speak ~
II would -
"No m re We meet again-give me
your eard-good-farewell ~
The Lamplighter disappeared hastily
und the corner Uncertain whether
he was awake Or dreaming, Edward for
h nam was Edward stood
Like one that hath been stunned,
And is of sense forlorn,"
till the taunts of the hustling mob around
him sugg, sted his moving on
90" '''0
D '.,'
diverted the crowd
When they were gone, Edward re-
turn d and fingered by the charmed not.
III ~ H..
''' '' - =
'o''n uP s'A'
Ah s"'0 ne sn' siFePS
lie was h's'"k n 1t was the room
OF ! aser VINO played III the orchestra
., ."e Ho'a' l siiI9n ! 'eafe.
"O', = p !" '"' '''A t''''O' :" H'
"'V c.i '.e
"''''' '''' @'''' ''''' "''' t' 7"'''' ."
CHAPTER II
Joy comes and goes.
The nevt morniog a. Edward was
bewaiing his empty purse-for his pock-
ct had been ruthlessly picked on the
previous eveninc-a lett,r arrived for
him II w,s in d;son;.ed hand and
contained ,boso mond
~
9A "
~ anu 'i NV O'
TT
How the vontbfnl noet n,ssod tbrorab
that dav. how he narfo ma,,-its drearv
monolonous duties; how he endured bis
agony Of suspens-; how he found his
way to Commercial Road in the evening
are all amnne the tbinps that NAV not
Lo written. s,re that with rosnoct 70
the last no, Mt il is i .fnitelv known that
he went in a four-pennv omnibus hay
inc borrowed a small sum of his lapdla-
d.,
4 mist swan b fore his eyes, He
said. flintlv.
"Isabel | was told 10 ask for Isa-
bel"
Edward :" said the beautiful maid
en-, advancing with smile and blush.
"All right 2" inquired Edward.
'Quite,'' p said Isabel, meaningly.
There was sweet, soft moan of ten
der unrest, an she flung herself upon
his bosom.
The old lady looked smilingly on,
having just slipped in unperc, ived, after
witnessing the scene through a crack in
the door. For the house was in bad
condition, though the rent was twenty
pounds year without taxes.
BLESS you, my chlldleu ~ SAID she,
when the youthful po t and the enamor-
ed maiden took breath, after their en-
brace-7sBless you J"
Without, the stars looked down (as
before ,
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sg~ Gsut lity is dfaed, = ,ating
one meet ".1n "a sl.e er iolk, and leav-
ing the butchers bill unpayed.
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CHAPTER V.

WV =" N@Ss-'"pAe uuIluS tle last few
months : Perhrps.
CHAPTER V.
This will be brief chapter
When is pleasure long
Early in the spring, Isabel and Ed
ward were united at St. Georges, Hano.
Square, by the Bishop of E. assis>
re by the venerable Incumbent of Brad.
clife-cum To- din hehole, who was bro't
to town, carriage paid, by the excited
and elegant-minded Earl. Wedding
cards were sent to the Clerk of Lime
house parish, as some o1ement for his
beng rung up in the night By the i'm.
petuons Edward. The good old man
wept when he received them.
Edward continues to court the Muses.
with brilliant success.
lie and his bride immediatelv npr-
chased the house in the turning ont of
the Commercial Road. and the Earl bar.
gam d with the lampighter of the dis
trlei to be permitted to light the lamps
OF the street once a year. On that
night there is annually family party
OF the Greens and Bradclyfes at the
old house. and the beauteous Isabel and
the handsome Edward may be seen arm
ln-arm turning the corner, at about nine
O'Clock P NJ; F.; she with savalov, he
with a can Of threep' my ale After
supper, Isabel invariably sings an, non
g'Ase The Earl of Bradclife always
tases the side of the people in the peers
assembly, and never forgets the lessons
he learned when he was THE lamp
LIGHTER
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-26
Gbt StorQ.
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-26
NUMBER S9.

''Dinner is ready, my Lord -
The Earl of Bradcliffe winked at our
poor Edward. Was he aware OF his re-
stfie ed diet-table during the last few
months Perhrps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
First Arrival.

-. ND1I,W ARD d 60. have CONNIE need re-
Il. ccising their Fall stock We shall have the
large-l and most varied stock Of Good ever brough;
10 tho market. consisting in part 81 Dry Good No
lions, Boots and Shoes, Hat, Cap and Bonneis and
Bonnet Trimmings II every kind. Im fact W. ear,
say 10 the Lad4ea that have eycryt thing that l.
necessary FOR their toilet from cent prints to thu,
finest Brocsde Silks. Shawis Of every hue and IN,
tern from the cheapest Blanket to the best double
Broeha Emhfolderlesl Laeos, Iiouneing. ac., &c.
10 the Gentlemen we say that We can tit YOU
from top To tee with the finest Broadciotb or cheap.
est blanket We have few left Of those b. aut
ful shanChae Iuais, with Yes, and Pants 10 mach
II you wan 10 be in the top OF the fashion lust
step I'M" NJ. IS, and be fitted from heal "a heels
for the little ones We have just the Goods Plan
nels 81 every description Delaines Cashmercils IA
sinlerei thailies. Lustra and Linseys, &c.
" still intend 70 sell good tefie lower than
any other house IA the city, although il j. not neccs
sars to sta,e fact SO universally understood
We had almost forgotten 10 mention abopt Those
nm tiocks- All We deem il necessary 10 SAM the
We lave few more If the same sort left II
All TO be had st whole ale and ret all ~
H. ID. N00uW ARD CO.
Aug. IL, iSJ9 .---ddWiy. No. IS Main