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REAL EST ron SALE.

I OTIS 10 AMI II. Block l62 on Franklin street
IL East half u ! 0 in Block 6S on Main street.
Part e Lofs ] and u, Block lsG, On johnson
street.
Lot q. Block 1877, on Concert street
Other lots in different parts of the city. Also.
improved and uni N proved land in Lee County.
" w. BELkNAP
mch7d Office corner Main aud Second SITS
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TO THE pVDLIC

Having disposed Of oul entire stock of Groceries
\ 70 10. Davis recommend HIM 10 our old custom
ers and the public generally. satisfied that they will
find him correct in business ready sales man per-
feet gentleman, and in every way deserving of their
| patronage, mil 2dif w. A. y IESIIE
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FOR SALE.

\ SPLENDID Farm of six hundred acres located
L 4 on String Prairie, sixteen miles N. W of the
city Of keokuk.
If desired il will be divided to suit purchasers
The improvements are of superior character
1t has been pronounced, by those who have seer
1t, 10 be one Of the most beautiful farms in the
try.
= Apply TOD T. Cave, String Prairie. or to Cave 4
Son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, keokuk
mch4dtf
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co partnership heretofore existing under the
style Of Carey kiibourne, is this day Dissolved
ny mutual consent. All claims against said firm
WAL be paid By George +. kilbonrne who will in fu-
conduct the business aud who alone is author.
ize4 to settle the business Of the old firm
SAMUEL f. CAREY,
GEORGE T. kILB0IRN
uehISd2w
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk Il BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 los oval and round Copper lotions from TO
~ inches.
1000 bds. Sheet Iron from No "a to27
1000 packages Plymouth Rivys, non and tin ID,
FROM on. TO IL lbs
500 boxes Tin plate.
800 bundles Iron wire from No. 70 No 49,
100 gross Tea kettle breasts aid ooyersfro 81 "a
ii inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO inch.
DO DO do scolloped and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted
20 DO oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin d ears.
DO de- Iron tea kettle ears
100 d. do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
goo do of No. /, ., and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire cloth
Bent Spouts assorted sizes
Perforatcdtn IN sheets
Copper Riyets and Bnrs
B.ckct Handles;
Maliets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing III papers or by tha ler.
CoM>ToCh & BROTHERS.
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LIST or INDIANA FREE BANKS taken ~ Cur
at the Banking Houses in this city.
blk Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
pix Of Elkhart, Elkhart
Blk ofGoshen, Goshen.
blk of Indiana. Michigan City.
PIX Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon
bk Of Monticello, Monticello
hk Of Paoli, paoli.
blk of Salem, Salem.
hk Of Rockville, Rockville,
hk Of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Ak Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
|okville Bank, Rockville.
nbridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
bal Bank, Evansville.
trial Bank, indianapolis.
scent City Bank, Evansville
change Bank. ureenoastle.
mers and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis
vette County Bank, Connersyille.
mers' Bank Westield
lmercy Bank, Lafayette.
mier Bank, Logansport
lana Bank, Madison.
lana Stock Bank, Laporte
ian Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
htucky :" Columbus
range Bank, Lima.
chants' and Mechanics Bank, New Albany.
y. a Va. Stock Bank, Evansville
irie City Bank, Terre Haute.
tkc Co Bank.
shern Bank, Terre Haute.
em Bank, Salem.
Fings Bank of Indiana Connersvilie.
bwnee Bank, Attica.
pecanoe Bank, Winnamse
lders' Bank, indianapolis.
The notes of the following Banks are not re-
by any OF the Bankers in this city, with the
|tion Of the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
ten by A. L. Deming 4 Co.
hk of Tecumseh Tecumseh Mich
(comb Go. Bank, Mt Clemens, Mich
ington Bank, Washington, ID. c.
ricultural Bank Brownsville, Tenn.
change Bank of Tenn, Murfreesboro'. Tenn.
nk OF East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
(tral Bank of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
mers' and Merchants Bank, Greensboro. Nd.
Hey Bank, Hagerstown Md.
|nufacturers' and Mech. Bank, Columbus. Geo.
nters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Dde Island Central Bank, East Greenwich. r. /.
mer's Bank, Wexford, r. L.
sworth Bank, Ellsworth Me.
beers Bank, Boston, Mass
)oster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
|nawha Bank, Kanawha Va.
nmercal Bank, Chicago. Ill.
b Tecumseh Bank, and Macomb County Bank
bunted on the wild cat list and should be let
The Commercial Bank, of Chicago, has fail
lut the circulation is secured. and no serious
should be submitted to.
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sAsHIoNAHLE DRESS MAhEX.

NJ Rs. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
wi mens to the ladies Of keokuk and begs to in
form them that she has just received some Of the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy 10 have them give her
call, she is confident that she can give ample
satisfaction all that will favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made to order.
Residence on Main street, between First and Sec
oni. opposite the Laclede House, adjoining Eagle
son s. mch5d3rn
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The Times says that b. +. Wade de-
bd himself in favor Of Sweeping away
wreck Of Union that we have We
! believe that he said it, much less meant
Enough in the heat Of discussion he NAV
said something based upon consingen-
mich might be tortured into such senti-
3.
Ie pity any man who should put himself
unenviable predicament as to declare
hvor of dissolution Of the Union, as
Clagett and the Editors of the Times
on any contingency.
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New stock OF WnIl Papers.
- r. OGDEN is in receipt per steamer Sam Gaty
II. OF 10000 bolts Paper Hangings The stock Il
fresh from the manufacturers and embraces the --latest
and most elegant patterns in the market
meh2I CITY BOOK STORE
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Y The Westerner came in at / 0 clock Wed
~ morning, with one Of the largest loads ever
kht to this city. In addition to the manifest as
fhed in this paper, she hai large number OF
hgers, and % families Of imlni grants with
lots Of plumber, about % head Of horses. 10
|of cattle, 3 imported dogs, and lot of supe-
Rigs.
p. siias Heaight went M yesterday Ia bring
/ the Ben Campbell. As there were only three
IN the rapids, she will probably scrape little
be Capt. will whale" her through il any body
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FOK SALE .

| OFFER for sale Engine and Boiler, from six to
eight horse power having been in use with light
work some two years, the boiler is FIRST and III in
good running order and condition for particulars
inquire at the Plough and Wagon factory, corner Of
Main and 18th streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
fnchhdlm
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IsENOv Al.

A STAR CLOTHING sToRE.-H. sTRAUs
| sC0 have removed their stock IF Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
10 No 65 Main street next door to - II Billings whore
they will happy to their old friends and many
new
w. Our spring stock will be received at an
ary day, when We shall present UNUSUAL adsanta-
scs 70 the trade. feb2gd
MOORE h HoOPER'S GlyceurA Ointment, DE-
l'I lightful article for ehapped hands gs, &C. vi
MOORE i H0OPEk'S. on Main,
uoyI7 near Third street.
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co Nj NJ +, RCIAT4
PORT OF kEOKTk.
REt EIPrsId.

Loris--per We serner-k II Stephens 5 pkgs;
Jru and McCuue. 10 bhls whisky. Hafniil and
. bbls -four; Gonnabie, Smith ana Co. 2b7 tx a.
} aud kentgen, ~ pkgs coffee, sugar and sands
hvic, thiftsnden and CO, ll5 bars iron, fs7 bdls
pkgs; L Hart ! bb- ale : > Vail and Co 10
machinery; II W Drake, 81 sks apples. New
nd Spelmaa, - pkg; Bruce and Daniels. q
Il salt, Patterson and Ca, g empty casks. r
y, VI cages boots and shoes; kramer, Iry ia
-, pkgs furniture, l. ATTY, Long and c., S
machinery; ] Fry, 81 pkgs. I / Mekenny, 7
drug; Carter and Co, 30 cases boots and shoes
= Craae, . bbls vinegar; krayer and schriek .
A Z Thomas ana Co, ] biol INDIE; Conuable
b and Go, 30 bxs candy. kiibourne and Davis
fire brick: G CARRIER and Co, bxs mixe; j.
be, As pkgs mdxe
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Cards! Cards !

xRsoSAL.-A lying and cowardly CORES
dent of the Times, with the countenance
aid Of his still more base and contempt
Pompeers, the Editors of that sheet, makes
n flung personal attack in its columns on
Senior Editor Of this paper.
have simply to say in reply, that Mr.
fell seized, threw down and disarmed the
on who made the armed assault on him
3ar or two ago, before he had him indict-
Ind he has no apprehensions but that he
! be equally capable of taking care of
pelf in the future.
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FANCY GOoDs AND ToyS.
Lumber Lumber /.

rHHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw MiL''
l. two miles above the city, and is prepared to
furnish I'LL kinds Of lumber Except Pinel at the
shortest notice at from 81 70 to 81 80 per 100 feet
decl2dAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE.
ASIGHTY acres Of land three miles from this city,
IL with comfortable housc on the same.
inquire Of ID. +, Humphrey & Gage, 50 Main
street, between Sd and 4th or Vim. NJ. g. Terrence.
Also 10Y acres situated six miles north Of Osks-
loosa, Mahaska Co.
feb28du DE UrMpupEy A. N acp
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s.NOTICE.
WAR BLEIZED IRON MANTLEN
Crates at C0MST0Ck h BROS,
w March n Dim So Main street.
moWE's IMPROVED patent

TRUSS BRIDGES.
NJ + are proprietors of the above patent for the
w State of Iowa, and are prepared to contract
for the erection of Railway Highway bridges of
any length Of span from 80 feet 70 300 feet in any
part If the State. AS the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads in the United
states, we deem comment To their strength, dura-
blity and cheapness, unnecessary. All eommunica-
tions the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMERS BYINGION,
fnhl9dHm naxenlnrf. InMn.
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W. RANNON a co..
formerly Wouierly Ransom
\ y 20 = T. corner Of Main and Cherry streets
: ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Manufacturers Of COPPER
shEEI IRON AND TIN WORK. such AZ COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DlsTlLLERIEs AND STE AM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettles " eli
sn1 Iistern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generators
Breeching Chmneys and Escape Pipes, and every
otter article IN their line of business
lhey ALSO manufacture and keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES of all sizes
Iariicnlar attention will be given to all kinds If
DlSTlLLERl work, for DIsIlLLERIES masbing
from 100 to 100 bushels per day any other size
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
b. given in regard 10 our DISIILI.EkY work a.
there are several IN successful operation. through
the v Est AMI in this city Of our manufacture
meh3i DIN
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Ktna Insu RAJ nee Co. /.

Etna InAu RIA nee Co.,
PITAL $500, 600.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., capital $500 900.
Insurance Company, capital $3.50 600.
nmerciai Insurance CO., Of st. Louis, capital
Loco.
20 Lifc Insurance Company, capital 81 30 200.
70, Life and Marine Polcieaiesued by
nchldlm w. W. BELkNAp, Agent,
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IT, Howk, IA LOCKWOOD, @. u. FELL.
HOWE, LOCK WOOD n co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AUCTION and Commission Merch ants, and
Real Estate Agents,

~echfu 81, next door TO the AfheD1um, heokuk
Iowa.
IDARTICULAR attention will be paid TO buying
l. and selling Real Estate and personal property.
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted 10
We have convenient rooms, aud will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce of ali
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have a large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches Gold Jcwelry and notions which
we offer at wholesale and retail as low as can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex
tremely low prices for cash.
9 GOOD business lots on Fourth ST.. between Maiu
y and johnson, for sale by H. l.. 4 co.
An FEET front by 50 feet deep on Fourth street
~ between johnson and Exchange for sale by
IL. l.. 60.
IQoNDs for land in Hardin county for sale by
= II. l.. co.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
\ Square, lot q feet front by l40 deep and will
be sold at bargain by II. l.. 4 co.
A LAkG brick house on second Street lot 20
= feet front by 70 feet deep, for sale by
II. l.. 4 co.
> LOTS 65 feet front BY 10 feet deep With fine
- frame house with five rooms, good ce liar and
situated ina good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold at great bargain by
II. l.. 4 co
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ALI AND PORTER DEPOT.
IL y. Nv ANo, Wholesale Dealer III Ale, Porter
u. Malt, Hops, W ines and Liquors, Nos. 200 and
I'll, North Main street opposite Missouri Hotel,
ST. LOUIS, has In store the following
$500 Barrels Dayton Ale
1900 barrels Fttsburgb Ale
1000 barrels Cincinnati Ale
200 barrels Kenneth Ale
1000 barrel PhiIadel phia Ale
500 barrels Cincinnati Porter
500 barrels Pittsburgh Porter.
900 barrels Phladel phia Porter
f71 casks Scotch Ale, plnts superior brapds
90 casks Scotch Ale, quarts superior brands
- CASKS London Porter, quarts superior brands
% casks London Porter pints superior brands
1000 bushels prime barley Malt
ZoD gross p rter and ale Bottles Pittsburgh mar e.
80 half bales Corks
800 Ale Barrels. wood and iron hooped
- taleS Ne" 1ork HOPS, superior quality.
wines and Liquors;
- n. pipes United Vineyard. Bro a Co. Coglac
Brandy,
~ Or. pipes Alex. seignette Ccgnac Brandy,
u Or. pipes 0tard. Dupuy & Co.. Cognae Brandy
Rochelle Brandies IN / and pipes,
per Holland Gin.
loo bible New York Brandy % bills New York Gin
~ bills Magnolia Whisky, copper distilled.
suV bols heeihed hisky 100 do Old Bourbon do
Is bbls Old Monongahela Whisky,
, bbs. Old Rye Whisky, very superior.
% bbls New England Rum,
10 bbis. Jamaica Rum, pure,
10 bbls Cherry Brandy,
10 bbis Peach Brandy,
] bills. Apple Brandy
- bbls. Sweet Malaga
20 casks Port Vine
p baskets Champa gpe, pints and quarts
- barrels superior Cider.
The above goods will be sold at the lowest market
rates fof cash. or TO prompt buyers on favorable
terms. tneh3l dgt
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4 HEAVY supply If Brass, Japanned and plain
Candle Srleks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner, which offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0MST0GK 4 BROTHERS.
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test Of two years, and has
not its equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley !; and 10
the Golden Harp, . be
ing a grensiy improved
Premium Cook Steve.
Their assortment of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal is extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one Of which, the
Z" Young America, : a
splendid parlor stove, re
Gently patented, will be
found superior to any in
vention Of the age for ra
l dia,ing heat. They have
on sale at their store in
st. Louis, from which
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The subscribers, proprie
tors Of the Empire Stos {
Works, 1T. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that the :
have established a branch
Of their house in keok uk
where they will keep con :
stsntly on hand u large
and well-assorted stock
of
- -.
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TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. lemons for sale al
L decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS l. HUST0N'8.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FAIL rIn M

~ w II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesal
-. dealers in recei pit Of much the largest stoe
which they have yet ever displayed to the mel
chants of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, to which the
ask attention, and guaranty be at ST. Louis prizes
Sept. Z, ls55.-ddw
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-13

RAISING THE SAFE OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS
following from the Detroit Adrertiser of the 18th
of June:
"a submarine diver from Buffalo has at last
succeeded in raising the safe of the American
Express Company. which was lost when the
steamer Atlantic sunk Off Long Point in
1852. 1t will be recolected that this steamer
was instantly sunk by colliding with propel-
Ter and that large number OF passengers were
lost. The diver protected by copper ar
NOR, and was under water forty minutes during
which time he had some strange adventures
The upper deck of the steamer lies one hundred
and sixty feet under water. and far below where
there is any current or motion. Everything
therefore, is exactly as it first went down.
When the diver alighted upon the deck, be was
saluted by beautiful lady whose clothing was
beautifully arranged. and her lair elegantly
dressed. As he approached her, the motion of
the water caused an oscillation of the head, as
if gracefully bowling to him. She was standing
erect. with one hand grasping the rigging
Around lay the bodies of several others. as if
sleeping. Children holding their friends by the
hands, and mothers with their babes in their
arms were there. In the cabin the furniture
was still untouched by decay, and to all appear
and tasteful hand.
''In the Office he found the safe and was en-
abled to move it with ease. and took it upon
deck, where the graphing irons were fastened
on, and the prize brought safely to the light
Upon opening the safe it displayed its contents
in perfect state of preservation There was
in the safe So 900 in gold S3, 500 in bills of the
Government Stock Bank, and a large amount
ofbills on other banks, amounting in all to about
$4,000. The papers were uninjured, except
that they smelled very strongly of decayed HUI
man bodies, as if it had laid for so many years
in a coffin with their owner. OF course, all this
money goes to the person interested in this Won
derful adventure"
The Detroit Free Press says:
'.The new bills, we are told, are comparative
ly uninjured by their long Imprisonment and
exposure to dampness, but the old ones are
quite injured and defaced. whether so much SO
as to prevent their Identification and redemp-
ton, we have not learned. There are several
thousand dollars on the exploded Government
Stock Bank of Ann Arbor, included in the
amount recovered"
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CLAY AT THE DEATH-BED OF ]. @. ADAMs.-In
Colton's "Life of Henry Clay" we find the fol-
lowing touching account of visit to the death
bed of John Quincy Adams:
ssSitting by his side, Mr. Adams, unconscious
of his presence, Mr. Clay took his hand in one
of his, covered his own face with the other, and
gave vent as he could not but do from the SYM
pathies of his own nature, to the silent work
ings of his grief. Long had they toiled in the
same field, in a common cause, for a common
country; and they met to part forever on this
side the grave already parted, indeed, for the
dying man was not aware of the presence of his
friend. Communion of thought and of senti-
ment was at an end. Mr.. Clay wept. We know
without being able to say other than in the 81
lent language of his heart, 'Adieu, my friend
as thou hast said, to thyself' This IS THE EAST
OF EARTH"
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COPPER MINING NEAR CARSON VALLEY.-In
Hope Valley at the head of the big cannon five
miles above Carson Valley, and on the route
from the latter to Placerville, William Rogers,
in connection with what is known as the San
Francisco company, is engaged working extern
sive copper mines The Placerville American
says that the company have already raised from
their mine three hundred wagon loads of miner
al. The vein has increased from one foot to
four feet in width, in descent of only twenty
feet, and is increasing in width and richness
The vain Of ore (which is in the form of an oxi-
de- is easily traceable distance of over two
miles. There are two other companies upon
the same vein, and all prosecuting their work
with the greatest energy.
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from the Kenosha Tribune & Telegraph
Song of the Editor.


Write, write write,
Though fancy tired wing,
She must still her tribute celestial bring,
Nor own weary fight;
And reasons power and memory's store
Must prove their strength, and bring the lore
Antique, and strange, and mystic
For these, to the utternost thought and particle,
Must 20 in to- morrows ''leading article,
Ofargument with statistic
Lie lie lie,
1.-The happens to be party hack
He must utter the cry of the greedy pack,
And shout the demon cry
To honor's appeal he must never bark,
But aim, till death. at shining mark,
As he speeds the poisoned DART
And when the battle so fierce is DER,
And the vctors apportion the captured store,
Their thanks shall be his part
Clip clip, clip
No 'cabbagng" shears his hand doth hold,
But that with which the current gold,
BY lawful right II clip
The sdevl'' is gone but he will not fail
OF prompt return with the morning mail;'
A basket full of exchanges
And then the editor opens ana skins
Accidents, deaths, discoveries whims-
As over the world he ranges
Paste. paste paste,
With Cancels hair brush, and broken cup,
He gathers the scattered paragraphs up,
And sticks them on in haste;
The ''devil'' appears with grin and bow
please sir, they're waiting for copy now
He says; in accents solemn
'eThe foreman thinks he'll soon impose
The outside form with a scrap of prose,
And the leader may be column"
Pay pay. payl
The world is done work On Saturday night,
And bounds with step of gay delight
To his wife and babes away
Bat round the editor, see score
OF honest s,jours = who tease him sore
And may not be unheedful;
Though bright is his wit that can furnish there,
The means to relieve them all from care,
BY Smelling out the needful.
June, 1856. ERNEST.
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Miss Fitzroy Somerset, daughter of the late
Lord Raglan, has the pony upon which he rode
before Sebastopol, brought up the steps every
morning. She embraces his neck and speaks to
him in the most endeaFing terms.
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and come to demand the hand of your charm
ing daughter for my son! ~
Such were the antecedents of marriage
which took place few days ago at one of the
most fashionable churches of Paris.
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The wood of the cypress tree scarcely ever
decays, or is worm-eaten; for which reason the
ancients used to make the statutes of their gods
with it. The imperlshable chests which con-
tain the Egyptian mummies are of cypress.
The gates of st. Peters Church at Rome. which
had lasted from the time of Constantine to that
of Pope Eugene the Fourth-that is to say,
LOO years-were Of cypress and had in that
time suffered no decay