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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07
From the.N.iY. Tribune.
History of a Scamp.

Some eighteen years ago, young American
in Paris appealed to another of like origin Blu,
of unlike circumstances 2 having some
thing over, while No. was decidedly short
a too common cose, we lament the necessity Of
saying, with young Americans in Europe. No.
2 loaned No. two hundred dollars, wherewith
the latter was enabled to obtain clearance for
London. where he was soon after arrested on
a charge OF stealing watch from a woman in
a house ofill fame, convicted, and sentenced
to death. by the interposition Of No. | and
other Americans in influential quarters, his
sentence was committed into transportation for
life, and the next year saw our young country
man at work in a felon's garb in Australia.
How long he remained there, we have not
learned; Judging from his dislike of work and
iondness for good society, We infer that it was
not very long, but seventeen years from the
date of his transportation aforesaid, No. / hail
ed No. 2 in the streets of this city, and alluded
to that trife of loan which he volunteered a
promise to pay-a promise not yet fulfilled.
No continued to flourish in this city for some
months afterward, giving some attention to
politics Che was National" American,) but
devo,ing himself mainly to the fair sex, of whom
it is computed that he deceived, seduced and
swindled some hundred or two-gaining an in
terview with each by advertising for wife, a
governess or housekeeper, making violent
love on the instant, and generally robbing each
of her virtue, if Virtue she had to lose, in the
course of one or two days acquaintance, and
her money by the end of the week. From one
married women he obtained ST, 1000, and of
the residue of his victims whatever sum each
may have had-from IS up to $1,000. He
seems to have calculated-we cannot say how
justly-that any woman who would answer an
advertisement for wife might safely be count
ed on as ready to be pursuaded into any further
indiscretion; and that boundless continent of
wealth and pleasure was thus opened to his en-
| terprise and insinuating manners.
But all things have an end-a career of
prosperous vilainy is seldom long in finding
one. A Yankee whose sister he had unmista-
kably seduced came down here one morning
with pistol, intent on making hole in the
wife-hunter's head to determine whether he
was as devoid of brains as of heart. The tidings
of this advent fastened the hegira of our ad-
venturous subject, and the next day heralded
the fact that DR.. Samuel Thresher Lyons-(for
such was his more usual and we believe his
earlier appelation) --had departed for Liverpool
giving out that he was on his way to Australia.
Should he continue his travels so far, we pre-
sumo he will take care not to take up his resi-
dence within thousand miles OF his former
abode on that continent.
There is moral in this history which we
prefer that confding young ladies of roman
tic disposition and easily fascinated by pair
of flowing black mustaches Especially if at.
tached to perfect strangely, should draw for
themselves.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

"You scoundrel!' cried distinguished
stockbroker the other day to pickpocket ply.
ing his trade, "what are you at with my purse!'
my dear sir" was the modifying answer
''what is man to do with money, at seven per
cent?"
The broker sloped.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

sac BY l.. w. STRATTON, 4
THE only Licensed Auctoneer the city Of St.
Anthony. Everything in the line Of the profession will
be attended to with fidelity and dispatch. li'
Rooms adjoining City Book Store, Main street, above the
Suspension Bridge. . ,tf-
Prescott and Vital Giuerin, ST. Paul. ~ IS ~
St. Anthony. July {.
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The following editorial apology for lack of
remarks, appears in western paper: 'aaA@
"The editor is absent from the State which
will account for the want of any editorial atten-
ton this week, and the editors wife feels so
bad about the election Of Buchanan that we
dare not ask her assistance" 4
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07
HOT CAKES.

lust received, at SEAGER & BROS, Of City F7ou
and Provision Stores fresh lot Of tiptop BUCKwHEA1
FLOUR 26 30 and 100 Sacks The best Of City made
Flour, Corn Meal, Graham Flour, &C., always hand also
Corn, Oats, Ship Feed and Provisions. g Ll III
SEAGER & BROTHER,
ja7-d&wtf Third street, the Post ONCE.
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a new bill, it be placed in the calendar next after
the last one which was introduced. Lost-aves
4, nays 81.
Mr. Greeley from com. on engrossed bills, re-
ported bills No. SIS and So as correctly engross-
ed. --f'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
I BY Mr.. Whtlock, a bill to incorporate the Me-
deal Society of Minnesota.
Also n bill to lay out certain ter. roads.
BY Mr.. Branch, bill to amend an act moor
porating the city Of St. Paul. tAF
BY Mr.. HOWELL, bill to incorporate the st.
Paul and Southern Minnesota Railroad Compa-
ny.
By MIR. Keith, a bill to lay out a territorial
road. ae
By Mr.. Brown, bill to establish certain coun-
ties and for otter purposes.
BY Mr.. Brown, bill to incorporate the Mime
sofa Il. r. Co. gE&t asa
BY Mr.. Chase, a bill te establish the county of
Mile Lac, and define the boundaries os the same.
BY Mr.. Murray, a bill authorizing VIM. Alden
burg the right to establish and maintain ferry
across the Mississippi River. l.l.q
On motion Of MIR. Murray, the Secretary of
the Council was requested to instruct the messen
ger of that body to furnish the House with Coun-
Gil file of bills. f'teR
By MIR. Wison,a bill to define tho boundaries
OF the County of Jefferson, and for other purp0-
ses.
Referred to the delegation from Hennepin,
Carver and Wright Counties.
The Secretary of the Council here appeared,
and reported that the Council had concurrred with
the House in the passage of bill No. II. of r.,
to construct light house On Lake Superior, at
the foot of Two Island River, and that they had
further passed bills Nos. l, 3, 4, II and q &C..
F.) in which they asked the concurrence of the
House.
A Joint Resolution was then taken up for the
Congress for certain mail routes in the territory.
Also read, Council file, Nos. l, 3, T. 5, IL and 81.
The House then resolved itself into a committee
of the whole on general file of House bills. Mr..
Gere in the CHAIR.
No. 10, to incorporate the St. Paul and St.
Crox K. R. Co., was read, amended, and ordered
engrossed for Sd reading.
Adj. to- l-2 O'Clock Monday.
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Wsass pspared % contfaet % deliver
xULAY, CIRCULAR, HORIZONTAL on. oArc

soffIR, Lead, and Iron 1ipe ana Eitssaeu A.. -,
work. such - BreechinS, 1moks-ppe ~ err,ssS e
- .-...l - E5lW8SxARN MOV1EfY YORrI - ~
Z Avvssse~" sEszsac sGa - 5onU6Vllie, ~ 80
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

-l1I GEO. ID. BOWMAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFICE IN THE OLD POST OFFICE,
.aisA iit st. Anthony, -alst.f- tN ~
FFERS to the public his agency the location Of land
" warrants the surveying and selling Of land and all BUSH
nessinvoivlng the collection ndnvesment Of money.
Six years. residence Minnesota years
ton with the Territorial Press enables him Osr
ducementsto those who wish make productive Investments
septA-tf
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Monday morning, Feb. 2.
COUNCIL.-Met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order.
Many bills were introduced and acted upon, of
which we will report in full tomorrow.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07
EDWARD p. SHAW

nEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND
IL SHOES, Crockery Groceries, Provisions Drugs and Med
cne, ANOKA, Minnesota Residents the Upper Nissis-
sipp Rum Rivers, here be supplied with what
they require in his lne cheap az at St. Paul, cost Of
added. himself that his kn0wedge
the this part Of the country equal ~ II
in the business, having Ae
hrsts toreln Anoka, n 1854. 1S6-tf
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NEW ENGLAND. bakery.

DUDLEY & MORSE, having purchased the above estsb-
~ shmsnt, would inform the Inhabitants St. Paul
vicinity that they prepared to furnish the Trade vae
Families, Houses, and Steamboats,) all kinds OF
Crackers Fancy and Family Bread Cakes
which will be manufactured from the
Parties supplied Fancy Bread short notice.
supplied their houses. Leave
Bakery, junction Of Hill and st. Anthony-sts.
d. DUDLEY. Ua16-em) a H. 4. MORSE.
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entrance No. Y State street.)
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER 1851 by the Legis
i lature of Illinois February 1858. - II fftfl1a
the bestowed upon
shed and popular Institutions affords gratifying evidence that
the superior advantages and facilities acqus
ton Of thorough knowledge Of the various branches Of
COMMERCIAL EDucATIoN, are favoraby appreciated by
discerning and intelligent community Over hundred full
students have been In attendance during past
ter being an amount Of patronage unparalleled in
try. t+
The Course the most extensive, complete
thorough introduced into Commercial
country and comprises practical instruction in Book KEEP
INC AND ACCOUNTS adapted to kind Of
Guiding elaborate work Railroad prepared
by the President expressly for this School, knowledge
which alone worth to the Student than
for the entire together with Commercial
Business Penmanship and the subjects Of Commercial Law
ALBERT KIDDER, Esq. the popular American Gard Wr-
ter Of Penmanship received highest pre-
mums at the great State Fair held in New York city in 1884,
has been engaged as Professor of Penmanship.
Another Of free public Lectures edevered du-
ring the winter, at Metropolitan Hail. by Of most
distinguished citizens Chicago. Students when
they please Circulars and Catalogues furnished grau
ously on application at the College. y 4'F1
Chicago, Nov. 1, 1656-d & 3m. -ha.
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SO "a AzST
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l.. KRIEGER Z CO..
VX7HOLESALB Retail Dealers in Groceries and Proy1.
w sons Louis Store Third cd from Mime.
sots street, St. Paul. N. T mvaO-lvv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-27

TN the Price Of Books, Novels, and al Cheap
i Publications.
In order to keep up with the progress Of the ass,
and having greatly increased my unsQsAilsd fssil-
itiss for prosecuting the
BOOK, PERIODICAL, AND CHEAP PUB
LEGATION TRADE,
I am prepared 70 oder II rsiuesd rates, Standard
and Miscellaneous Books, Novss, and al Cheap
Publications. The attention Of Asslsrs y invited
70 the following prizes: @M@ s4
= IS cent Novels At 81 - psr dosea.
50 I. +" 3 50 I"
CASH orders from the country promptly attended
TO. Books, Magazine and Newspapers, sent frss
Of postage to any part Of tho country.
Clarke's Cheap Book kstAblishmsnt, Johnson
street, near the postofhee. keoksk.
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A SrxrKx FOB GALxxA $500, 900 VorEp
.oR rHE N. w. r. r. AND BRlpoI.-Push on
the good work! At the election, yesterday,
TO decide the question whether the credit Of
ESQ, 900 % the Great Northwestern Rail-
road, and ease, 900 to the Mississippi Bridge
Company, the vote Was large and unanimous
in favor Of the proposition.
Thus has Galena struck vigorous blow
for her own regeneration and now the re-
sponsibility dsvolves upon the directory to
use the strength thus given them snssEsti-
cally, 20 the end that the enterprise Of the
city shall not be nsutralissd BY any weakness
or vacillation. Let there bs ssastion, 30.
ton, action !"-[ Galsna Courier, 2lst.
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II any Of our readers feel any interest in
the State election, they viii please restrain
their anxiety to know the result till after the
oMcial canvass Of the vote, and the declAra-
ton Of the result, which will take place at
Iowa City on the seventh Of May. We shall
choose to consider the result uncertain until
that time, and shall not fret ourselves over
the scattering returns of the meagrc vote
polled at the spring election in the mean
time
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A SAP AryArI-SupDKN DsArH.-A gen.
tlsmAn and lady arrived ct the Pavilion Ho-
tel on Thursday evening, With the corpse Of
. young man who had died that day on the
steamer Empress. The deceased was be-
trothed to the lady, and with her and his
friend, wsrs going South % the Emprsss.--
On Thursday morning, while the dsseased
vas sitting with the lady on deck, spparsntiy
In good health, his head sank upon his bo..
SON, and when the lady turned 70 address
him, hs Was dead. The party loft ths boAa
g Henderson, and we're bearing ths young
man's remains 70 HE hone In Masyland,-
The lady's grief was hsart.rending TO Wit
nsss.---( Evansville Journal.
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FAD Plpk-All sixcs just received BY
- TILLINGHAST, LANE BULL,
aPr5ed 1873 Aain.st.
Dn. BOxNTON'A LEVTUnEs.
Dr. DsynssM
MILL continue his famed so1fss Of sLsstsrss
w ON Geology" in the U n ~ ~ = u
g arc on 4th street, commencing on this
friday evening, ut n o'clock. lie viii deliver
four more Lectures, two each week. The follow
PROGRAMME.
Local B. d. how the coal was produced, with
proofs that allscoaia, grophits and the diamond,
are u vegetable origin.
3.-The period Of reptiles, Organic remains Of
myriads OF animals that existed, on the earth
and In th,seas, millions Of years before tAscre-
stion Of man.
3.--Wxm bloodsd Observation-Disclosures bSt~eep
tbs aniLlals that existed With man and thoss
that were on the earth before men we're created.
AAstodcn and Mammoth period.
1.-The present order Of animals, with man "a
woman, we Of The earth, argument Of the bihli-
cal end geological chronology /; the Aarmsay OF
geology with the 4osAic account Of creation.
Each " the Lectures win DO illustratsd With
large and splendid psiutings, eovsring several
thousAnd fcet 81 eAav ass.
Tickets can b procured at the Bookstorss on
xhsrsdsy.
Oonmlttoe ON part Of the Cstissss--Il,s. r. p
Lowe, y. A. Day, J. y Lodge, 4. D. Slnpsos, P.
r. Lomax.
Csmmittss on part Of the Cato City Literary In.
stituts--0. " AsCrary, JoAn Hassman, W. v
Dixon, WIN. ClAgstt, j. =. 0srrctson.
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TnE CHICAGO, ST.. PAUL AND Fox Do Lac
r. R.-There are unpleasant rumors On the
street in relation to . loss said to have fallen
upon the Chicago, St. Paul and Fon du Lao
Railroad, by tho failure Of IN English house
that held near million Of dollars Of it.
bonds. Mr.. Ogden, the Prssident Of the
road, has, II 10 said, gone TO Europe to as
certain the sxtent OF the misfortune, and 70
look after what may be saved. We trust that
this report may be exaggerated and that the
loss may prove to be mere bagstslls.-lOhi-
eago Tribune.
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write ssen.



Long parting from the hsarts ws love,
Will shadow Ger the bright1n11ass
Ara happy they Who part anA ppvs
Affection changes ~ with 49,.
A I'D farewell 10 warmly dear,
But something dsarss nay b. 1ound
70 dwell on lips thss - sinsses,
And Turk In bosoms eIosely bound.
The pressing hand, the stsadfast sigh,
And both less earnest than the boom,
Which, fsrvsntly, the last fond sigh,
Begs la the ho psSul words write soon p,
"Write soon ~ oh, sweet request Of truth
How tendcrly Its accents come.
We heard IL hrst In early youth,
When mothers watched our leaving homo.
We part, but carry on our way,
Some loved ono's plaintive spirit-tune,
That as We wander seems to say:
Affection lives on faith write soon %
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WILL GIVE ONE
GRAND ENTERTAINMRNr
A ND EXHIBITION, q the Unisarisa
"A Church. this tM0HDAY) Evening, e.
sisting Of y series Of experiments with his In
mense
IRON GALVANIC BATTERY.
His own arrangement. and the only oHs ever nsds,
and by Tar the most powerful battery In The Uni-
ted Slater. Lights Ia the Church win BE- termed
%, and series VI the most star Ting and brill liant
experiments given With ~ that were svsr pssssnssd
In this country.
A bar Of Steel win be melted , piapgins it In
ice water A rattAil file will be eltsd and burned
BY Electricity. Also, Iron, Gold and Silver will
b buried.
eTuE ELECTRIC LIGHT
viii b. produced, which, in brilliascy rivals the
MONDAY sun. A Globe Of Water viii Be illumi-
mated by Electric Light In the Centre The Great
Painting II
NIAGARA FALLS
Win BE- exhibited, illuminated by Electric Light
And he will show, BY expert Nents, how shs
ROCKS OF uURLGATE
We're blown up and rsnsvsd BY Electricity, With .
great variety Of Other apartments.
Tickets - Cents.
Doors will open Ut o'clock, and Rxhibisioa
commence At o'clock.
N. B.--Tiekaks to the Geological Lectures viii
net admit PEI to this Entertainment.
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OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAiL.-The Post
Once Department has invited proposals. 70
the fret Of June for carrying the entire let
ter mail overland from the Mississippi 10
San Francisco, in four.horse coaches, semi.
monthly, weekly, and scmi-weekly.
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EAs1xss BANKS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from the East TO . Banking House, dated
last Saturday night, annoqpoc that the ssEx-
stsr Bsnk,1 Of New Hsmpshirs, and the
s'Fsrmers' Bsnk, }" WEXFORD, ana ssTivertop
Bank" Tiverton, Rhode Island, have aus
pended.
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ceW style ~ Sect Lasss..TaPsFlas
tive stubs,


New anA sPAsnAtA ssocA
M Boot and Shoe Materials just received % No.
Pat. LsAeisss and Guillos Csn 6kins, 0afassa.
and French Kid Do, French BAun fsaacaiss, ltal.
ian Cloth, Glove Kid, French Rronss KsA, asA all
kinds Of material usually kept In Asss eass DAn-
afAetasy, warranted superior 70 any slsak sssS
brought 10 this city and, whssis best VI Al, viii
b. made up ct - low figures ~ eshsr Assss charge
for common materials, 1t No. IS.
apr23-i B. A. DUKE.
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a CAkD.
HOOPER HAS REMOVED to the corner Of
Ii THIRD and MAIN streets, where saa -
found 81 all times full and complete assort ment
VI fresh and unndulteratod drugs, pSrs Chsnieals
aad every thing pertaining to his business. His
old friends and lhs public generally invited 70
call. Prescriptions carefully and acsaratsly eoa-
pounded ., all hours, day or night. Do not forget
the Sign Of the Silver Globe.
sprs5d 10 MAIN. COR THIRD.
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Ksokuk. April ~. sid

AIICMCOCK 4 CO.
WJLLL kAOv9 1hsir stock q 0uAvere A.
~ hSssssssptsg Wares . N INV s1On1,
seO AAIN-sr., NEAR FIFTH. akans ~ 10 e
msy, where may be found = sonplAlD assee11en1
ID Shsir limo. - - 60 .
We shall have Tor rent . largo ssoo q u -.
60 aoor. we'll Lighted, With sonyanteae enesuao
no1 nAis-st. SIGN OF NORTtSH LOCK,
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one ~ Ons.
mr. caAaLxs DICKENS.

One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going,
DO not strive 20 grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength 20 to each;
Let no future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching Heaven but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken,
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
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rTIn Davenport, on the 18th last, while
the daughter Of . German, named Wilhelm
Boiler, was gathering chips on the rivers
bank, below Burnell, 0illst 1 Co.'s saw mill,
|. log became detached from the bank shove,
and rolled down on her, crushing her 70
death.
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FATAL RsscouxrrR. learn from the
Independence d sspatch, that fatal rsneoun-
ter took place 1t Che Noland Heuee, - that
ssy, On :d e. s';s sss.s :: ~ -: !.
X. r, whish resulted II ~ death Of he let.
tsf. No pastieulars were given.
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Concluded in our next.l

STATE PRisos CoxvIcr. tho term OF
the District Court in Cedar county, last week,
Nathan White was convicted Of horses steal
ING and sentenced to the penitentinry FOR
. term Of three years.
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61We learn from ths Dsvenpert Gazette,
that Jarrett, the accomplics Of Clifford in the
murder Of lnsle 10 Jackson county, i in jail
1t that place, having bean broaght there for
ford It Andrew. Mcdonald, the other as-
oonplioe, has ned from the county.
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q Mrs. Mary Canane, wife Of Michael
Canane, living near Foote'S Planning Mill,
Burlington, drowned herself recently, in :
eistsrn attached to the house in which she
was living. No cause was known for the
rash act
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lcY RsOloKa.--Teams were crossing on the
Ice II Lake Pepip ~ late - Thursday Of 2lst
inst., and il - not probable that thaice has
sotissly "cvacaated" down to the prsssn.
time.
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AIRS STRONG takes this oceaaion VI inforn-
IVA ing b friends, and others intsrsstsd, that
she 10 nov forming second class In LANDSCAPE
PAINTING. All those who arc DESTROYS Of par
fscting themselves in this accomplishment, and
thas passing . few hours eacA week In preparing
elegant ornA ments for their homes, have now IN
opportunity Of doing 80. Per particulars - 70 the
time and place Of taking Lessons, also to examine
specimens, inquire 1T her Rssidsnce on the corner
Of Sd and High streets, " inquire OF Ms. WA.
h. Williams, Mrs. X. Damn, Miss Fanny Curtis,
Gen. A. Bridgman, ID. W. Ford, Hon. s. X. Curtis.
keok ukS oril 3k-dCt
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kEOKUK FEMALE CD14LEGE.
VVHe Spring Term for 1851 esnmsnced o,
Wsdnesday, April Is, In the ChathA An aan IN

-
= Wednesday, April Is, IN ths Chatham Sqsass
Church.
With the full purpose and sxpsctstisa II sstaA-
!ishing psrm.nent ee ninary, a6ording 10 yeuns
and thorough mental discipline, III Direotprs
80: engage - I..caers, Siss DisktItason. OF
AAsaachasstts. upon the recommsAdAtioa q NE
Prineipal IT tho NJ. Hoiyoks Icnals seminary.
and MISE Parsons, Of Illinois, . sTa1sA&e u e.
New York State NevnAl school 9 Auhrvr. 49,
they earnestly commend, lren psssDnsl tnew le1s
and FROM ample testimonials, TO the eenAdsnse -
patronage VI their fsllow-citissss.
f1n1s or rufrlox
primary Department. - %
Advanced Department. ............,.........o 60
lncidentais. ................,............. g
distraction In French. PAinting and Drevins.
and np0. tho Piano Porte. will Be- sivsa 81 senps.
tent teachcrs, 81 the usual price,.
instruction In vosAl music, withost ehAeee.
4. FRIEDMAN,
Ksokuk, April -, sid Pr.eiiane.
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eTOas sstesnsd frisnd, Judge Rankin,
desires ~ ~ state thst The 6upssas Court
has declared Gov. Grinss' appointment 10
relation TO the JsAgsship, valid and legal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-27

In Aiddisbsry, w., April eth, BY Pref. Beard
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