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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

HurNo. II seems to Us that the most Of
farmers have bcyn too much in q hurry
about beginning TO cut their hay. juno
grass and carly clover, and Erassoi 'lkiul'
that has fallen down, was vel cut the fr''
Of this werk; but thos, who 90 into their
general l1yius before the frst OF next, We
think will commit a small mistake, and very
considerably lessen The value of their lay
crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17
New York Trees Once More.

ugr worthy fr..r.I .r.n Eurkfr'I IS very
r-.-rt q, defend tr-.r tr.s. auI w, have
r. doubt what Or, 1ys 90 hf. experience g.,
very IE7eat G.m che maturity ol Che
inun.. raunry. ot rargaasr, r., aa'g
I'm Hs State, hat ar Over N.v England,
r.v. Know. Srs.urrIry hr, t.r.r tr.r,
rrr.I Dad. chat tae aI. .g tH.u is done
v..r.uf.-. tt.varr known o. amy extent
r... r.t-.v. ana "a. r-san. ttr,. .r.
rr-.lfr tr..r sal. a-- quito a.v.l 4t.r.d
.r tt., .ararta. vo a-.. We have ua
E.rrt f.. nursery u.a .n N.v York arl
r sensible u.r.. G.t. from ttr -rat
nnl-- uE ufu0r..,r, tlc a.t % t.rIr.-.
rr, v.sr.
I'm rat.7t1 rar own experience with
them. we wish rrr tr-rI CHASE vraII come
auI.zau.r.rur rr.ml-sauL boss thing
a-r nrh.u,.lE anil s.sa explain O. us why
there hls h..n such destruction .i taas.
tr.rs. whilst ia thr same rows, aul s.ls hy
side, ths H..v.rs from Slr1 have hy-l
ana arr now living ana growing v.', zone
d.rasa..v r.uls-.I.y are Wevaa, l.n
O. explain t...
We know thas De- quito plainly intimate
that tnr trouble .s, taat s.th-r vs 4' H''
properly 90 tae tr-.s, Ir'rs.y ears i.T
ta.u, or ,lr a4IruuslIun.' ar tls'rs.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17
MIS- c ELLAN Y
Lieut. Jack Ricketts, and tho widow.

"IIavts abroad, No mus, cut onrs,ieks
or h,,, another ns,o Of tho mil - aId
spr,-- q, M, master, whom he met a, Mr.,
Harley. door.
"Ilow? vhat?" exclaimed Augustus.
somewhat alarmed -" Arc tho police
awake"
"yor.o nor that Thrrc's that thore
lady as you ralliau,cl with at Ilarrowsatc
jus, aiorc we were uabhcl-I'yo sen her
with my own cv-.-Shc has been for a
whol, hour tli. very day with your sweet.
hrlr,-thc devil hkaall dedication. say %"
But why2 who IS it2-r5h' man,
never mind. DO v1u src thi. litll. packet
url with i,, beautiful rel nrs? Til, puts
mo IN possession of widows fortune, aud
a.t,I.rslr'-
"IIrr fortune. I.l YOU ay?" cried tho
other with .I..,.rlr, eyes. "Thats tho
main chance. Ast1aal other matters. I
suppose th.rc arr bother wily, in rlaSty."
"Oh y..-'uia. On, ame time. Spl...
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r,..,.t,,'lr- ~ ,,. ,...rly ,,, 1.r,
t,.',.., ,.,o.,.,. r,r,'r.,,,.n vrb Ne.
III, Nn-r.Iv,llt..,,.ru,r. ,.
nr..,,.., ,r..,,,, lam i,.,.,uv
...l ,o,l LON. r.. ..,o,p,y.l.nJ.r =, ~
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ly p lra rns. l.,lrl wi,rar.w god
.,r.,-. t,rf..,a.r.-.fu-, C,r,tp Lin.
nv.,9".
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

nu-Crs. Every farmer should have a
good supply Of these. They will pay for
themselves every year in the raising Of hay.
The best size, we frd from experience, u
two yards square. We make ours in tho
sane manner as is described IN another
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

aA.I.A IAI .ts ANN lAtt' MUl-u nave N''N'
uul.y our observation, incline Us very
strongly O. 90, views presented in this
article. The fact that tho constituent c!s-
mguts of Whit, clover and s5rrol arc il,n,i-
ed. with tao exception or the acid 10 ,he
,1rr-l. AMI no precisely ,he same proportion,
would lead as t1 gzTec, that they would ia-
treHar-1 with each other. I'm. nu.
Tsu Aure rs Sons. S5mc months
since W, gave an ar,is', on ..this uhv,t, in
which we pretty strongly cyrrre'l oar
,..vs in relation 90 &C., aul which we ful
On, Editor % thc American Farmer, pub
'.,hrl az Baltimore, does not arr.c with.
TIsrrr 8, or, oC the most critical and
a-r Of Gle agricultural journals Of che
country, and W, take pleasure 90 laying ,ha
.ra.rHs oG iu cl.ur before our readers.
"T.s v-..r hasa direct personal &C.
lrat1nrc, with this plant. lihc sorr,l1
r.u tho Jsy, thnt o., rolled on the -rrrn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "A,
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CH HAFIN % LUE.
BAN KERS,
Third-st., one door seotLof Main, keokuk, Iowa

Third-st. one door seutLof Main, heokuk, Iowa.
sso.Va1fas' GEO q LEE Late Of Albany NY.
NOLLECTI0Ns madein all partsot the Wcst, ana
~ prompt remitted on day of payment at cur
rent rates.
Ban Of the State Of New York, N. Y.
E.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. j,
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, n. y.
Erastus corningd d Co., Albany, N. y
Hon Jno. L.Schooicraft, Pres 'tComn 'lBank, AL
bany, N. Y
Thos. " Dieott, Pres Mechanics i Farmers
Bank, Albany, New York.
aiIbertL. Wilson, AIS { Treas. N. Y. Central X.
X. Co., Albany.
thompson Goa Express, Boston.
Hon. iioratio Seymour, Utica, N Y.
Iron Bank, Fall, Village, Conn.
Mari ne Bank, Buffalo, N. \.
Jno. X. Lee Co., Bankers, Dufalo, n. \.
Michigan InsuraneeCo Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills
!. IL. Burch Co., Chicago.
Bank of Commerce, ,Miiwauase, Wis.
J Mortimer Hall st. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, ThomA d Co., Bankers, burlington Iowa.
L1ker, kenick i Co., 80 st. Louis, Mo.
Mesru u. W. & T. kilbaurne, Keokuk, Iowa
Jno. Jacob Wendell Cashier DenDne u. Il X. h.Co-
deei6-dly
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HLAln a MCINTYRE,

IINDEKIAkEES, bel. Main and ohm lunnn,
~ son sts., in the Alley from Sd street,
carry OH the business Of Undertaking in all its
branches. They have recently made extensive ad-
ditions their stock and perfected their arrange
ments in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Imperyious air and indestiuctibic, highly srna-
mented and invaluable for the preser, alton Of the
dead, as we'll As cofins Of every style and Gnish
furnished to order.
IIearses and Carriages furni ished. and the entire
arrangements vi the funcro !attended to when re-
CURED.
Keokuk, Iowa, May 81, ls57-dly
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'I'HE Steamers Ben. Campbell aud
j Mckee will compose this line
for the season of 1857. Both Of these >
boats being Of light draught and VI
great speed, may be relied upon for making con-
neetions nd dvertised.
The Ben. Campbell, l.. Dodge, Master, A. l.. Mil
Ter, Clerk, leaves Montrose every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday the j. Mckee. j. X. Reach
Master, A. ii. CorwiLe, Clerk, leaves Montrosc
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday on the arri
val Of the packets from 81. Louis, connecting at
Burlington with trains for Chicago, and Mt, Pleas
ant, Iowa nj Museatine with the train for Iowa
City at Rock Island with Minnesota Packet Com
pany .steamers for q GaieDa, Dubuque and st. Pasl
and the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad mav7dTm
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wa, May 81, ls57-dly
DISsOl.UTION.

slsHE Il co -partnrrhip heretofore existing between
l the subseribefs under the name and 6rm Of
Nilkinson and Marshaii,i is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Richard Marshall will eontinus
In the business, and sign the nanse Of the firm in
liquidation. ANDREW J WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
Ksokuk, March 80, 1s57-aps-daw
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FARE FROM KEoKCK

80 Passengers leaving keokuk a' a. or
at noon, can dine he ncxtday at Dstroit or Tole-
do, and dine the second day in New York, or take
supper in Bostcp, ma king the trip from keokuk
TO New York III 3s hours; Boston II, 81 hours -
Quickest time ever made.
C-Lenying heokuk at I he same time. passtn-
gers reach 6alens or Dunieth next morning 10
breakfast, Cbicagu next morning at 5:i5 o'ctoek,
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. M, ~ without
change u cars from Chicago.
5ED-Close connections made in Chicago with ali
Eastern TIaiEs.
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good far AZ 'imitod length of tiait allowing
Passenger t"stop at any point and
sums heir journey al leisure.
Stes boat Tickets good uatil Close OK Navigation
EE- Passengers ear obtain Reliable Information
a. this Office ia regard TO all Railroad Routes in
the United States ard Caaadas. .NN
Up River Passengers Il ave keokuk at i2:I0P.x.
Down Z. :" q. q ] 10 r. ".
stage goes East to Plymouth at a. IN Sundays
excepted, connecting with the afternoon train to
Chicago.
Yxa 0fhce open At Z O'Clock \.
J. Il. WKSBIRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. b.. 8 Y. X. K. Line.
jyis-dAw
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Lumber.

TlIlIE Subscribers would inform the consumers Of
j Lumber, and the public generally, that they
are now prepared to furnish All kinds Of Lumber
usually made by Saw Mil, including Lath,
Flooring, Juist, shestng and siding Of any length
that may be desired.
Call at the New saw Mill, on the river, near
Whites Pork House PAUL HUMkS.
N. d. stove Wood for sale at 81 50 per cosd.
aen26itf
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u,.torv ina mormcn.

NsutOTy OF tho MOTmOnh.
vISHE Religious, Social and Political History
i Of tho Mormona or Lstter-Day Saints, from
their origin to the present time, cont aining fun
statements Of their doctrines, govcrDm mt, and
condition, and memoirs Of their founder, Joseph
Smith by Sam Il III. Smucker, A. NJ. Just reed
and for sale by OGDEN ,BK0WNELL 4 CO.,
sepod So Nain-st.
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CHAA. IsAsCnkE.

GHAS. KASChkE.
GENE ERAL PHOL TIE X L r /.
I)ROMPT attention given to all orders for job
L Work in my line.
Window Cnrtains,--Freneh and other styles
made and putup. Carpets httedand put down
Upholstery Of furniture neatly repaired. Church
Cushions made to order. All work warranted to
give satisfaction, and Prices reasonable.
Residence and Shop 7th street, between
blondeau and Concert
heier 10 hlioourne 4 PAWS, where's specimens of
my work may be seen. fjy29du
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!!! FLOURMl,
Keekuk CiSy MiIis.
INiIEsubscribers having thoroughly repairedthe
L above Mills, are prepared to furnish the citi-
xens Of keokuk with Flour which they warrant
equal to any brought TO this market, aud would
respectfully solicit Affair and impartial trial.
Bran and MiddIings constantly on hand
jy23-dtf COLEMAN d fOOTE.
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WATCnIk!
N. w. JONES,
Dealer IN Clocks w atcA cs 4 JeWclry
ON Third STREET,
u NJ ~.

ON TRiRp STREET,
Between Main and johnson.
Epht :" "a
lNliE subscriber has Just recsi,ed u large
j aud beautif full stock Of gold and silver IA
Watohes, god Jewelry, Sc, comprising tbs
latest styles Of ladies breast pins, ,carrhgs lLger
rings, cuG pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimhles. gold slides, snars, stuat,
gold pens, with or without holders, gold penciis,
pons and pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being apracticAl wateLmsker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult sbd
delicate work that may be entrusted TO lis care.
- All work warran ed TO give satisfaction.
coRREcI rirE.
The public may rest assuTea that thccarrect time
il, aud always will bekept by
Nny ~. '5R-diy n " JONES.
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Cn.Rnrt,,cr.hin

fINHE undersigned, having formed q co-partner-
/ ship, under the name and style Of Marshall 4
Bruce and pare hased the interest II A. J. Wilkiu.
son in the Arm of Niikinson 4 Marshall " III con-
tinue the business rs whoiesair ana retail Drug
eists, at tho old stand, corner u Mniu and Third
streets. hlCHAhH AAksHAlL.
MICHAEL h. BRUCE.
Raakuk Marcb3O lG57-apY-dAv
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On o Dollar n Year
Z III Il VA l. LEY w HI G.!
CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

BlaiuRaH EnrdF, not st6stllnK 1lA ltneH sids
Is, otherwisr so.
Notices Of n,c,iug,, charitable sooieti., d..
io.npanirs, de-, half price.
Dl,p!ayed ,Iyeftisetnenis half more thanth.
bogt rate.
Aigerti.stneu.sl esdol nd p aeed und tn. NJ.
FHspscizl notitas,' iesbifihe ordinary vatrx
Spss afns lioes IN { he local column 20 cent. ~.
ins.
Airsrt,eneutt ,risrcd on III ei nsid ee xcu,ivsly.
tbs Daily after the arst Two weeks, 50 per cent
~ JrJ Khan the above rates
iiyerltsemsntsu not accompanied With directions
Gill b. ~ forbid and charged for.eeord.
ngiy.
.tftsrsasisnf ftissrfissmenfs s~ast tpAfcinsdvases
ihs raie siii not be varied trom,
Whsn the Advertiser hsgs the Weekly alone ths
price vii be the same IN tho Daily. Where tho
Daily aad " sckiy arc but used, 70 per cent viii
De isiaatsl from the aggregate amount.
UnIsr tho present system, the advertiser pays 80
miea for the space be occupies, the changes being
shrgssbie for composition only. Thispian 10 nov
generally adopted. osrehargs for cha nges vi II b.
l. eonts per square
grin all case. where adsertiaensnts are dis
continued beIors the expiration OF the year or the
tims con acted for, they viii be CHARGED up ct
our regular rates for the time actually IN.
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surORTANT CHANGES.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
'.0Ae "a Ns oAro..
K A IL K 9 AD.
Completed 10 Cincinnali- Through NTH OUT
change Of cars Oaiy one change
OF carsto Louispiiie-- One

change Of cars Only one change
Of cars to Louispiiie-- One
change 10 tIeuetand.
hSEto Wheeling sud two less changes of Cars
~ and baggage and "a .ai3 nearer TO ali East
eru Cities than b3 Any oshcr route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, earryia7
tat U. 5. Mai aud Adems EsPrsss.
On and after dAe.Aay July LIST, trains viii
leave rs follows
US. MailIfain--icrvss aaiee { rner lth and
Chestnut, at 1850 d. Leaves E,st St Louis
Depot at iu.5U.
Express Iraia-- Leay es office, eorher of 4th and
Chestnut, ., 5 y. n. Leaves East 81. Louis DE pot
at $3.50 p. in,
lie Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains viii run ss aDuve every day except
Sunday.
N bah trains make Giseci aud certain con-
nsc,ioHs q, Cincinnati with all Eastera Mail aud
Expres. rains, thus formin the shorfss quickest,
and onis Broad Gauge Route to New York, Bosten, i,
philaaelphia Baltimore, Washington City, Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, BGfalo, and all
Eastern cities.
Also Chicago, and Mi points On the Illinois Cen
trail X. Il.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passenger have choice ot four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
4 Erie, \. Y. Central, Penasylyania Central, and
Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the W est IL affords uuRsuai facilities, heing IL
superior road, and the only Broad Guage Road in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasalA,
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunlei,h, TIA
lem, Peru, &c., connect Mt Sandoval with the
Illinois Central X. Il. for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago connect at
odn with the Chicago Branch. Through from ST.
Louis with only one chsnge OF cars.
Through baggage check given in the city, and
bsggag &c handled tree, giving passengers notroubs
At the Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the Offices, Nos. Is and 80,
corner of 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and ut No. 81 Lcvoe, corner Of
Vine street.
EU-Both Offices are exactly on the corner--the
only places to obtain reliable information.
w. II. CLEMENT, Gent sup't.
ISAAC WYMAN, denl Western Ag't.
Omnibuses viii call for passengers and baggage
in any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either of the Offices Call regularly nj the Hotels
VIVID
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rcw TaiIor,nx Mou.s.

g1SAE subscriber wouid take this method of in
i forming the gentlouan Of keokuk and vicinity
that he has tax ksna
Store on 4th It,, bet. Main and Biondedu,
for the purpose oi carrying Oh the above business
Having been connected for seSSrn years with cn4
Of the first houses in Boston, hc feels c0nadencp
in inviting any one in wantof Clothing 10 call ana
examine his stock, consisting in part OF Black,
Blue, Olive, Grcsp, Rrowu sand aMuiberry French
Doeskins, Cassimercs. rich Six and Marseilles
vestings, Furni shing aoodf, Trimmings, &c.
ssssss-s 4. X. SMITH.
keok uk. Iowa, July B. sbg.d
FRESH Rrultsy'
a LARGE supply Of Peaches, Pears, Plums,
AApplcs, and in fact every thing under the head
of Fruits, wiil bs kept eonstansiy on hand by
sss4Mf KING = TAYLOR, Y
sep5 No. ! MAin-st.
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I now the beat II TIE West, having Of the larg-
/ est and most con senieAt Ferry lpats slvat, the
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLE, which
will run regularly, and pass every one safely and
without delay, from y III. IL S r. m. The propri-
etors have incurred heavy expenses and intend to
persevcre in doing 50 uptilescry obstacle has been
overcome and their Ferry shall be the very bert for
the accommodation Of the trade of our city.
The "1anilton Bell" has been built with extra
power and superior aeeoInn.odatiens for towing
and for pleasure excursions, and will be In rsadi
mes. for such pufTose ut all times short notice.
II. W. SAMPLE, Press X. .AH.F.Co.
Jpne "A, 81. .dtf
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k0as TT g $. ..s,1s:sS. a. ~
r A I L r o A 2.
hN and after w ednesaay, August 18th, 1857,
~ Trains will run as follows, leaving East bur
iington;
lst PASSENGER at s n. IN through Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton ana 81 Louis, via
Gaiesburg, Knoxville, Elmwood Peoria, Bloom
ington. Springfield Decatur. Tcrrs haute and In
jiAnapoiis te Cincinnati and st. Louis To Chicago,
via Gaiesburg Peoria, Bureau, Peru, La sale, OF
tava and Joliet; also by the Eastern Extension Pc
oria a. Oquawkaand 81. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroads and all ntcrmediat points
I'd PASSENGER at 3 p. m. through to Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis king all CON
nections y above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves at 6 a.. n.
Both trains make connections through to Chi
| cago, Cincinnati and s.. Lous, ana all between
J stations.
/ A1 Passengers leave Burlington at a, IN.
! reach 81 Louis same night
Gs--passensers ieas, Burlington 4, p. IN.
reach ST Louis next forenoon.
Through Tickets 10 all Eastern AuI Suutheri
cities can be Obtained At the C0mpt y's o,tee IL
the Barrot Hogse, on Third-st
t.. Ii. KELLOGG AGENT
Burlington, Iowa.
+. i. RoBERrs, ,sup't, Peoria, lis,
i CnAs. l.. loILarr, Gen Ticket 4 gent, Peoria
N Ang2l '5TaAw
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- ~
wmoLEsALE AND RETAIL
scwelers and SILVER ware
MANUFACTURERS,
Marbl. building, rs Foyth-st-.......ST.L LOUIS,
4 RE now receiving large aud choice stock Of
n superior WATCHES OF their own direct i'm
rortation.
All kinds OF Silver Ware, such us Tea Sets conf
plete, Pitchers, Guy ooblets, spoons, aud every
variety, manufactured to order. Their stock ef
fine pl atcd ware Is full and complete.
Fine Gold Jewclry Of every conceivable style
and pattern, Of which large assortment 10 con-
stantly kept on hand.
FANCY GOODS.
In this department the stock is full, and has
been selected with great care, and with view TO
the approaching lolydays, and mt pf.ces that can
not fail 10 accom- modSte their customers.
CLOCK Is .-~rhey have received choice article Of
French Marble, PAPER Maehe Inlad, and Ameri-
Clocks.
Also, choice and varied assortment of Fine
Cutlery, spectacles, fine Canes, az.
Additions are daily made TO their large stock.
FINE JEwELkY.
Diamonds and all other precious stones set In
the most approved style, by competent workmen
in their employ.
&Aa Give them . call lscpzId
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INSTRUCTION IN Music.
MISS CARLYLE, having had long experience
1v1 In teaching and practising InstTumentAl and
Vocal Music, offers her services to pupils wishing
to perfect tham selves in these accomplishments.
for terms, &C., apply to
sep22d3m PATRICK 4 Ck0USK.s z
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VI u hA ttAn Life I'm u = u N c Q q o ~ pa u
lag BROADWAY, NEW YokK,

VA AanhAttAn y LAie insurance Go - pany
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
Cash Captdidnd Aeeuauiation &400, ,0Oo.
II hEPoslfED$lon, ,0a0 with the Cnmp lisr o 4 he
- state of New fork, for the security Of Polic,
hoidsn, In addition to which the stockhold are
personally liable. Among the Directors are tho
most wealthy and n uentia lcitixens Of New York
This a stock Company, returning TO the a.
sured 81 per cent. Of all the eprohtstri-annuAlly
party so years of age may secure to his family
free from he elans of his creditors for about SO
cents per week, policy for 81, ,000.
v ho would rot spsre this sum Tor thp xrAtifca-
tion of reflection, on sick bsd In case Of acci.
dent that If all else fail, he had made osrta aiu
provision for his family II would tighten h /
pain and do more Tor his recovery than medicine
\. ID. MORGAN, Prss't
c. Y. WEnPLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus with all necess ry n formation fur
nished by klCkEi SIMPSON Agts
Post 0Aice building,
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OFFICE, NO. 4 i. III LBOlRNE's BLOCH,
1 AS for sale 90 beautiful Lots IL ID. W kil-
j l. bou.uc's Addition.
From any Vi these Lots he prospect from, and
the view around thtcity, ]. delightful.
They are ali near or adjoining
kILB0URNE PARK ~
And u. other Los in the City ear be moro desirable
for resideIeeE.
Block l7t in the oldiirits
GO Feet On Maip-st.. between 9th and 7th
Lot 4, Block "a, on Bioudeau It.
60 Feet in Block 2ol, on u MAin-st., between l0sh
and ilth
rs feet on Main ST., commencing 100 feotfrom
10th street.
20 Feet on 4th at, in Block As, a very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots IN Edward nlibouine't New Addition.
Mo-TERns-Low, and vary Easy Paymen,s.-
For further particulars enaurs at the above office
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Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
4 lFFER their services to their friends and Gus
Otomcrs in every department Of thSir prote !,
Having the original heid notes anS rlatsoi sur
vcys, they will lay cut lots in any Hart Of The
except within the old city Limits uaiso, nemAddi-
tont. town piA8s and country surveys, near or rc-
mote Thsy viii also execute draft -maps and plans
in any re9nircdsty and undertake eiithegrsph-
ing OF the same. Being lot experienced Railroad
EDgineers,-sn, having plenty cf ncwand supe-
rior instruments they will also make preiimafy
surveys locations estimates Ac. for Raiireadr and
other pubiic works, snperintend and measure ma
sonry, bridging, earihnork, dc.
Once on second-st., orpositethe Athenmum
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L GMuIlGM NOTICE.

THATIIAM SOU AXE MEFIIUDls1E 4. .CII NCII !,
~ ON tbs cornero Of 7th and Nor gan streets
SkHyicEs.--ssbbathA hat i84 a. III. /, and at ?. In .
Sabbath School At p.
4 Prayer Meeting Thursday, p. IN.
Key. J. 4. SMi Til, Pastor
Residcnceo NO rlsans-st. bet. lth and 18th
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