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Freeman's champion., 1857-06-25
REW ARE OE THE POPE

I'd EADY made Clothing, for sale at
IL w. q W's.
Freeman's champion., 1857-06-25
List Of Lottere

Remaining in the Post Office ut Prairie
City, June Goth 1857, and u not taken
out within throo months will be sent TO
the Dead letter Office as Dead letters;
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ITER1 10 another sheet irOn sale rubbed. end thls
4 / tine close ~ yosr doev. The safs Of Mr.. De.
Peagh, on Johnsos street, w. few nights sincs
entered By blowing opsu tAs loek with eanpowdsf
Herring make. bat II proved 10 security. Nliis.s
bank AID safe locks caanss b sxpioAsd - thar Il
NJ ePsaing - The ntaees q ~ esk U insast ths
powder. Fer sale saiy ~
Z. TiLLINdHAsT. LAME : BUIL,
jnnsSast l1o Aaid-H.
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CO The following from the Oqunwka
Plaindealer, places the character Of Judge
Drummond, lately Of Utah, in no cnviable
light:
"This individual has recently brought him.
self conspieuously before the public by his
letter rssigning the Office OF Chief Justice OF
Utah Territory, and also by letter written
to the widow Of Capt. Gunnison, whom hs
represents ~ having been murdered through
Mormon influence. Ia this letter he lets of
good amount OF virtuous indignation over
the depraved and vicious course Of the Nor
mons, and would leave the public to believe
his moral scnsibilities have been greatly
| shocked by their polygamous and adulterous
practices. But Judge Drummond himself
Is no bester than Mormon, and il his pri.
vnte history were written it would unfold a
career of rs cruel and iuhuman treatment OF
family, as could be found in the annals OF
infamous husbands.
"At the time he received HE appointment
Of Chief Justice, he vas a resident OF this
town. He loft his wife and family here 10
20 TO Utah, sndby the time be had reached
the Missouri, according to correspondent,
OF the n. Y. Tribune, who appears 10 have
been travelling on the same boat, "Judns
Drammond WAS accompanied BY his bcausii-
iui ana accomplished lady" The press in
this place well knew his per6dy. hat out Of
regard Tor the feelings Of big family, To-
msiaed silent.
"Aftsr Drummond's resignation and fe.
turn 70 tee States, he seemed to evinee no
desire TO visit his family. When it WAS an.
nounced through the press that he was il
Chicago, Mrs. DramDond proceeded thithsr
TO seek an interview visa MN and although
she stopped ut the same hotel, and rsnainsd
one night while he vss thsrs, he managed to
screen himself from her sight, and the nsx,
morning stealthiiy got aboard Of the trair
ana came to this place, and took two Of biz
children away with him. His wife remained
: week in Chicago, seeking in vain for her
faithless husband, and then returned home
only to have more bitter panr added q
her already broken heart, to find thst her
children had been spirited away, she knew
not where.
I'VE see by our last advisss that the Jad,e
y announced At Washington, whore, We have
no doubt, he 10 figuring for some appoint.
nsnt. We commEpd him 20 the .. nscial A.
ssntion Of those Democratic isurnals which
we're recently % ssalons in t6sir deuupeis.
tiea ct ths short eomings Of Boston cley-
gynan."
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A New Thing.
EOsTEK's PATENT FRICTION

FOsTER's PATENT friction
WINDOW SUPPORTERS,
WulCH will take the place Of Weights and
w Pulleys, answering EQUALLY WELL
FOR UPPER AND LOWER SASH.
And at ons-senth thu expense. They are not liz
bic to get out Of order, and are easily put on.
They arc also the
BEST SASH LOCK EVER INVENTED,
And prevent windows from being ratified BY wind.
For sale 1t Wholesale and Retail By
PlwInmsr 4 Co.,
No. lis Mair-st.,
0sssRAL A0KSrs ron RE SrArx OF Iowa.
N. b. We have m ,dsls illustrating the working
Of the Supporter sud the manner Of putting Il o..
)une2d4w4w Post ccpy.l
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1.-THE residence of her brother, w. sample, 81
paltnoaary disease, Mrs. Sarah Naming, wife Il
kdwin Manning. Of KsesanauS.
Her remains will b. accom- Sanied BY her frisnds
this morning 70 Keosauqua for intermsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-02

BLAIR Il MCINTYRE,
TTNDERTAkERS, bet Main and J oh1-a
~ SON sts., in the Alley, fruin I'd street.
carry the business VI Undertaking In oil its
branches. They have recently made extensive sd-
ditions to their stock and perfected shsir anrangs
msnts in every department.
PATkNTM9fALLIC BURIAL CASKS,
Impsrvivus to air and indestructible highly orns-
msnted, and for tho preservation Of the
furnished 10 order.
lisassss aud Carriages furnished, and the entire
srraAgsmsnts Of the funerAl aitsadsd 70 when re-
quirsd.
Ksoksk, Iowa, May 81, 1857 -diy
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O0GAY SALE OF LOTS IN
GLENfOAD AND RAVENSWOOD,
Ueey - Keokuk,
At Public AUCTION,

VN SAIUUUAI, JUNE ZOtn, 1901
ON THE GROUND.
yXTrLL - ssia - Public Auction. on Saturday
w the DoAA2 June, 1857, Forty choices LsAs
in Glsnford, and Thirty-four Lots in Ravsnsvsed.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock .. m, on 80
ground.
RRvENSwOoD adjoins dLENfORD on the
South, fronting On drand Avenue. See plans Of
18th properties 1t the efnce Of the undersigned.
Terms -one fifth cash, balance In one, two,
three and four years with iniersst annually at 10
per cent per annum. Title perfect, AID warranty
deed given.
road will leave the pot for 0leuford Station, st
~, 10, II, and IL o'ceck, and viii return at an
early hour after the sale. Passage Free. col
fatisn will be provided at the sale.
GH- Parsons wishing to attend the sale vi. meet
ct our office.
SMITH b VAN sICKLEN.
N. B. VAN SICkLEN,
iune2.d Auetioneer.
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re,egrapA News.

Nsw OnLxANs, May U.s. Cotton unsAangsd,
salss 100 bales, receipts 200; Cora @l,00 ;
Flour and Pork firm, Lard kegs 10.
walkers friends con6doutay assert thathe
viii 70 back within 80 or 20 day., with plsn-
! " Of men and means. He and his stat &C.
cepted an invitation to attend Spalding's Am
phitheatre tonight. The house was densely
crowded. He was very enthusiastically re-
ceived.
Joseph Brennan, editor Of the Times, died
yesterday funeral to-day vas very large.
Nxw Yoak, May 20.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Daily Times says the
u. s. steamer Arctic has been appointed to
take party to the Isthmus Of Darien, for q
survey Of Tateratro and Truando ship canal
route.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 2S.--Williams' ma
jority for Congress here in 528.
ALEXANDRIA, May 20 Snowden, Ameri..
can, for Congress, majority in the town and
county 432.
FaEDKRIcrsDuRG, May e9.--Snowden's ma
jority in the town and coanty is 81.
Bosros, May 29.-Gov. Gardiner to-day
vetoed the resolutions passed by the Legisla-
ture for the relief Of the settlers in Kansas,
because in his judgment they contravene the
provisions Of the constitution Of Massachu-
WAsnINaroN, May 29.--Hon. w. b. Reed
Minister to China Today. His appointment
will be officially announced tomorrow.
The residence Of Lord Napier is q scene Of
extraordinary gayety tonight. The house is
brilliantly illuminated host giving q
grand bali and supper in cslsbration OF the
Queens birth day--muny ladies and gents
are in attendance, including the ministers and
officers Of this government.
NEW YoRK, May 29.--The steamer Quaker
City, from Havana 18th, arrived here this
afternoon, bringing l20 passengers from Mo.
bile and Havana.
| She reports that the day che left rumors
were current there that Santa Anna would
shortly arrive en- route for Mexico, under
Spanish protection.
| CrSoISNArr, May 2s.-Deputy U. s. Mar
shall Churchill, and ii assistants, left this
city last Tuesday, to arrest four persons in
Mechanicsburg, Champaign Co., o., charged
with harboring fugitive slaves nine months
ago.
The arrests were made on Wednesday,
when writ Of habeas corpus was taken out,
but before it could be served the q. s. on
GERS with their prisoners were beyond the
bounds Of the county. Another writ Wa
taken out in Green county, and served BY
the Sheriff, assisted BY large crowd Of cit-
izens. The U. s. officers resisted, and sew
eral shots were exchanged, but they were g.
nally overpowered and taken prisoners, and
brought to Springfield for trial for resisting
the sheriff in the discharge Of his duty
Great excitement prevailed.
The U. s. Marshal telegraphed to the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior to-day, for instructions
regarding the arrest and imprisonment Of
U. S. officers at Springfield, but the nature
Of the instructions have not transpired.--
Judge Leavette, U. s. District Judge, issued
writ Of habeas corpus to-day. The Mar
shall has gone to Springfield to serve it. In
case Of resistance, it 10 reported that U. s.
troops will be CALLED out.
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BY KENDALL, HOWE & 90.
PereMPtOry aud Important sale
AT AUCTION, OF
E0 ENCIi PORCELAlN,

BOHEMIAN GLASS, PAPER MACuE,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
AND OTHER rich FANCY DOORS,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING 1t u
~ o'clock, and continue every afternoon NJ u
o'clock, and clock in the evening, until all 10
sold, at Judge Loves building, next 10 the Post
Office
The porce lain CON prises . complete assortmeat
ef plain and gold ba.d and decorated Dinner, Des-
ssrt, Tea and Breakfast Sets, latest styles Also,
the richest assortment of Fancy China ever offered
In this city, viz: Vases, Colognes, Gard Baskets,
Motto Cups, Figures, inkstands, together with al
most every article ia the China line. Also, BO-
HEMIAN and FRENCH CRYSTAL GLASS, De.
esnters, Tumblers, Wines. Card Receivers, Fruit
Bowls, celognes. Cigars, Finger bowls, 40,
Also. an ikvoice OF PLATED CAsToks, TABLE
CUTLERY, AcS together with large assortment
Of PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully inlsid,
Papier Mache Walters and other rich fancy goods.
This splendid stock Of rich goods will be found 70
b Of the most desirable and best styles. Partcu-
lar attention IL therefore invited 10 this large asd
peremptosy sale, which embraces . large ssort-
nsnt Of valuable Goods, suitable for presents n
family use. Positive orders have been received to
sell the entire importation without reserve.
~LADiEs ESPECIALLY INVITED To ArrEKn.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.,
june2d AuctionosTs.
ErNA INsU SANCE COMPANY,
Cash Assets ~, 500, 900,
NoN IiNuES TO issue policies on DwellinC,
~ Stores, Buildings, Manufacturing establish
@cuWt anu btHet properly ~ paying rates.
Mr.. THOMAS JAMES 10 fully authorized to
transact all business pertaining TO insurance In
this city, during my absence to thu country.
IL. D. TEN EYCK, Agent,
Once on Sd Il, with Hickey / Simpson.
Keokuk, June /, '57-d2w
ktraYcA.
ENI0M tho subscr Der, on the 2sth Of NAY,
= dark sorrel mare. years old, kbout IA hands
high, rather long made, shed all around, with
small white star in the forehead Whoever will re-
turn said mare, or give information where she nay
be found, to tho owner, CHESTER HUBBARD, OF
to Kendall, Howe Co., will be suitably rewarded
junc2 DIT wit
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CARDS By the nttloI,
Daily Gate City omce.

Above viii BE- sees cut Of the celebrated
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS.
. nest, simple and beautiful machine, which We
have had in successful operation for the last eight
cen months. Since procuring II, We have pSinted
an immense amount Of Cards, and tho reduced pries
1t which they have been afforded has greatly in
creased the amount Of that Kind Of work IN ths city
Its execution 10 perfect Cards printed upon II have
clear. beautiful impression, AND SnE inx WILL nOP
SPREAD RUIZ orr. Its speed 10 a great q good
card ink can DO possibly worked and ksndsoms
impression given by any machinery. The cost Of
press work upon this engine, exccated In tho best
manner, Is from to cents per 1000 Cards, which,
- will be observed leaves too triAng margin for
reduction by any improvement, to b. talked about.
We have
CARD OToOK
Of every kind, color and quality, and can farnish
Cards cut from IT, Of any sse and 1t amy price that
. customer may desire. from 80 cts. Per 1000
upwards, but in all cases
As Cheap as any Competitor.
uNiF oRMLY SETTER EXECUTED.
for In beauty Of execution press uannot b. equal
ed in this city, while, ~ matter Ut sompetition,
1T COSTS Us LESS MONEY 70 print 1900 Cards
than 1t costs any printer In Keokuk the Horse6y not
excepted, Is We can satisfy any one interested 70
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this character, In
particular, from city and country customers, with
that ia all respects can satisfy them
VI which the great amount Of work which W do.
Ing In this line 70 pretty good evidence
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Yorx eus,

For - ent.
r1NlIE hne and conmodious store on the corner 81
i johnson and Second streets, win b. rented, snd
possession given Immediately, IL application b.
made soon to DIMOND CONN,
may34d IS MAin-st.
Times and Post copy.1
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DURKEE = CO.. :
....-ss., ns-sA .,4., -. q ! 4.A.
KEoKUk, IOWA,
ARRNow OFFERING ONE OF THE
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
At Retail, In the West, committing In 1s,. Of
Spassdid Robe silks,
Splendid Bayadere Striped Silks,
Splendid China Striped silks,
All colors In Plain Silks,
Superb Black silks,
PLAN sasins,
Tur. satius,
Satin Decline; El.san, Tissue Rotes, Elegant
Barge Robes,
Eisgaat orgasdis Rcbss,
Elegant Printed Jaskonstt Robes,
Lawn Robes,
and French Priu. Robes
Travelling Drsss Goods.
Argsntinss,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbaige,
Silk and Linen Oriensals,
Limsn ChaMbray, &C., &C., &c.
French, English and American Priats u the lsst
brands and newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
Aad Curtain Materials and Fixtures Of al kiads.
Linen and Cotton shestins, Pillow Case
Cottens And Linens, and
DS-Ali other HosseiurnisAing Goods. -
A complete stock Of Ensroidsriss, Collars, Undss-
sleeves, Handkerchief, Worked Basds, Can
brio, Linen and Lass ssts, with 4
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LAcEs,
Such ~ real Honiton, real valiensisnsss, rstaS
Application, English Thread, Gsipsss, -.
Carpets and Oh Colths.
- English Velvet Tapestry.
S.A +" {"
A. !" Brussels !"
So ..
Imperial Ply, and SspsrA.s Isgrais.
Vsnitian, Union asd Hemp Velvet, Brussels ssA
vsnitian Stair Competing Rugs, Nssts
and Drugssts.
r L q r OIL @ L o THEi
from : 70 Is feet vide.
Having the advantage Of . resident buyer IN
New York. ~ shall be rsssi constant adAitisns
= our stock, keeping Il al seasons Of the year
fall and complete ~hish will BE- sold from 10 y -
pr osss. Loser iAsn sav sfAsy Ae~ss II Jovs ess
SELL
The Stock anesnis q nearly
100000 90,
And sonssqasntiy Greater Variety than
AMY OTHER ONE CONCERN
ONE PaIcE ONLY,
n Q D Ev r o n.
4 q 3 d q r q o Q D 3
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HAsIIs OF SruDExTs ~ S0UruRRs Collrcrx
/ The Hon. J. y. O'Nsali, OF South C.r.
2 olin., 10 oonmunication recently published
~ fhe Southern Enterprise, speaks OF ths
graduates Of South Carolina College Is fol
lows:
u Graduated in the College 43 years ags
laet Deeenber. have bcen Z Trustee for 4;
ysars. know that have watched ever i.
interests with Ill the care Of deem M
abiding levs; and yet, ] know that Of NJ
~ sssAsats graduating from 1906 to 1885.
- yeep, ess-foufth Of TIE whole number
hevs - dFankasds, Or ass nov drunkards
- sene - themselves a. bsrdsa TO
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DAY Z Mems,
LATE OF TOLEDO,
GRoceHss ConAiss1on Merchants.
AND DEALEns IN
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
rlS0aACCO, Cieass, Hsssn, Dried and Preserved
/ Frnih, wooden and willow ware, Provisions,
Chssss, Butter, 70, Grain and Country Produss,
soeDse q Main and 7th st., Ksoksk, lows.
mayed
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MHW MUSIC.
Iu6T Soootysd 1ne aeeo1t0eDt q Hall 4 Rona'
y assitan, yioiiss and Asaordesns. Alss, 90
ssocna.Aana Piane1Ss ssley very ehsap.
50 ssplo 4Hask hsar - Aaesl siag;
IS !" Md raay 0rSnn1
Is Widow Bedott, (Comia);
- I" / an lAtas - shins ealy, over IL
- let .s die il spsiss sl.e, &
70 = nasi:..s - Asskingsisa;
80 shells Of Ocean;
And all tho new md 9slular a.nes asd pieces.
80. RArkicx : GHeGsk.
a.P.Lsws. NV. HosLs. Z =. sa.oaAao.
LOVE- NODAE = sC0Al0,
!. o.rv Astsseeys - aAws
os :. j.ls:ss-:... IL Sxssds1 S.isi;ss. =
jeialse ths Psstelkes. 80 fnvS2u
c.5as; ssioos. I
es.ys=ss ss-s- r~sssss. 1ssr Dysa.s
PooING.
HAVING engaged FashionAIls Hair pssssss.
III for Leaiss and 0sntiemsn, Ht0sts Nen Reejp
Y nov prspaSsd = % al kinds Il bssllsss II III
lire.
HAZE DRESSING, HAIR DYEING
6HANPOOING
HOH LADI IS,
Dsas q ihsir kssidascA, o. 81 M Eaiess.
~ PpSsissos u saaislsd tAsG n saa nev g..
psts vitA dsy eaasea II tAs Unitsd Seaess.
9. CASUD.
\. ls-wiU. 1sspsa ~ Dsss& - 6s sSsssA
~ ns4oQrenD6nt. &c,
nayle1 Tss
MO Mo- OP ATHIAf.
0n09 esA@ q TAlsd md Aaia, = Dsrhsis
~ eslis1 Enayss-dny
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dovERxoR OF UTAH.-lt is said that the
Administration hopes yet to prevail on Ben.
AcCullock to 60 to Utah ~ Governor; bu,
that, II 1t cannot, Gen. Harvey will be in
vested with both civil and military power,
until Law and order are established.
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NEWS ROOM
JUST OPENEDsY
Webster Il Potter,
Jehnssn.ss., Opposite Psssssaics,
Lave just opened room for the sale Of
Ii NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And every thing else pertaining 10 the regular
PERIODICALS AND NEWS BUSINESS.
To thsir stock Of Lais
News asa Literary Jsurnals,
i. . sss;' they wsss4ss .' i Sor .'' Of
may3ed Johnson-ss.. Opposite the Posto1hss.
faa.p - . ThsasanA ssrsnGs.
DATRICK GROUSE have Just received mag
niAeent Double Round Corner 6svsa Octave
Piano, with rich moaldings and Dolce CAnpanA
attachment, fron the mandatory Of Boasdnsn,
Gray 4 Co., for sale st bargain, 1T rs 1sin-st.
mayed
CABBAGE DEPOT
i HAVE on ha nd . large lot Of dne Carriages and
l. Buggiss, Manufactured In New Haven, Cons J,
and Newark, N. j., which will sell LOW for
CASH, or On short credit.
These Carriages and Buggies are all OF tho latest
sty les, made Ut Arst rate msterisls, - tAs Manu-
Histories In the United States, and will b sold a
lower rates thsn similar article can be had in the
West. Warranted.
Also, large lot Of double end single HAIR
NESS.
Cali and examine for yourselves at my Csrrias.
Repository, on johnson street, between Ath aud
9Th. CALVIN COATES.
Keokuk3 May 20, '5T-d&w3n
For Reue.
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sPFoee Ter safe,
We have for sale Medium Press, Wash
iagton Patent, which We viii sell at dis.
eeaaA q ~ original cost.
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VIE Grea, English Novel "knaves and Fools
L or Friends Of bohemia, sAtirical novel o
Englith Life, BY \. NJ. Witty. (the Stranger II
ParliaIacnt For sale at
Juneid CLAkKE'S
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NEW GOODS!

apt5d
1uST fsssivsd, the hsst variety d spYine ssa
- sanmes Goods ~ have ever offered 70 The siti-
sens Of Kheksk, and vs hope y s1srips god
good at nodssats priess, sn1 By sfrist attention
70 bsstnsss, - merit lhessl share 81 pstssasss.
aps7d CHAMBERLAIN 4 THAICAkk
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Now HOOKED
'IsuE Magic 81 fl IN Autobiography Of Andrew
L jackson Dayik. written by himself. Fur sals
at CLAkAE'S, Corner 4th 4 Main,
And on johnson st.S adjaning the Postofhes.
iuncld
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HOIooPxraaisr.
lM09 ssgA@ q TAlsd ana Main, = Dsrhs1
- saliss1. LnaySs-0y
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Waveriy AMccA oles.
I ILLUSTRATING the most popular scenes, char
acsers aud incidents in the romances Of 81
Waiter Scott. For sale ut
junsid CLARKEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-07
MILLINERY.

~<M MIME p. ALBERT, No. ss ROYAL. n u
SEvstreet of Bienyle has the honof to skSA.
* inform the Ladies of New Orleans and the sur ~
rounding country, that she has Just received per eN
which she invites their attention. Itg. s5+'s9 4 49,. ;
Her assortment Of EMPRESS PARMELA and other styles
attention to the following articles ss, gs 54s55
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS OF the choice and recherche
description HEAD DRESSES LA NARQuISE, RISTORI,
etc. etc. DRESS TRIMMINGS Of The richest style and TASTE
she has also msgnssgt steek e hAGEs RpGINGs LACE
Street Dresses, FANS POINT D,ANGELTERRE PARA
SOILS aud MARABOUT PARASOI.S, all Of which VIII, be.
yond doubt prove upon inspection to be the beautiful
and tasty. tss,at.t -8G5 sg5Hi EtsSE ~fal
to do all kinds of DRESS-MAKING and MILLINERY being
assisted by Mile Leontine and Mime Fouy who lately
the most fashionable houses Of Paris and Mile Caroline late
the establishment Of Mime E. Cade Paris who brings with
her all the latest Partisan Fashions. ,.s.., 4s : e.
Mime A. informs her old customers that her stock will be
found TO come fully the standard those imported by
in the past Of her residence In this city and desires that
they viii call and examine themselves, do 3w
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Hg- The ship Excelsior, Capt. Swift, from
New York is dehargIg opposite Red Stores Third
District Consgnees requested attend to lie recent Of
their goods, otherwise they will be their expense
fec GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO., So Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-07

MIME FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
'l PHYSICIAN and GHIROMANCER or ASTROLOGER,
has taken 1851 Baropne Mime F. will
the different changes in LIE from Childhood Old Age
tracing the Line of Life Sickness; the Line of Intellect
disappointment in Buness many times you to be
Married. Lucky Numbers in Lotteries Travels Success etc.
With hive prominent of the Disposition Lovers Wishes
and Courtship.
Nine Franks manner ofivning your destiny upon purely
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each.
N B-Mm F. will also prescribe female irregularities
and complaints. For all nnities of has
certain remedies which have known fall
All communications regard to health free, d24 3m
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New ORLEANS, January 70, 1867.
Messr Ssmmons CO.: Geatleraeui take pleasure
stating that using your improved Spectaces. find
easier the eye clearer and enables by
caudieigt without pain the eye. Think superior to
have met with, and cheerully them to
the public. Yours, respectfully,
T. C. TWICHTLI
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