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NEArNEss IN NEBRAsKA.-The following, from a
traveller in the wlds Of Nebraska, is the best usra
ton of the extreme to which scrupulous cleanliness
can be carried that we have ever met with After
undergoing an internal ablution the writer should re-
ceve a corn-dodger mednlin acknowledgment Of the
terrible ordeal his stomach survived
We got off our horses, hitched them to a cotton
wood corn-crib and went in. We asked for supper.
We got some bacon, molasses, ,broiled pumpkin and
corn dodger We ate heartily,
After meal was passed the woman said to the old
est girl: Now, Doddy Jane, you have fist got to
keep that old slut and them pups from sleepin in
this ere meal.box any longer. In making this stran
GERS corn.bread was first naturally pestered to
death pckin the small hairs and dead eas out of il
that came off from them pesky dogs and if they sleep
in it week longeriit won't be fit to use."
We were in love with that woman on account Of
her neatness. And that evening We laid down upon
the rough hewn floor and had pleasant dreams
| Ghostly feas were hopping about through our cor
porea dgersites and spectre suts, with goblin pups
danced before us in boxes of unearthly meal, during
the ivelong night and great sa
| astradde Of us six hours and with the ramrod OF
six.pounder cannon stuffed cords Of that neatly pre-
1 pared corn dodger down our unwilling throats aho
whstled all the time for the dogs while the baby ane
its tidy mother sat by and wept for the departing
hoe cake. We like neatness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

MEMPHIS, Ell PAse AND PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Du.
ring the past week We have conyersed freely with
several gentlemen prominently connected with this
enterprise. We glad to learn that its prospects
of the road has been made, commencing on the
eastern border OF the State few miles below Fulton
The company will Immediately COMMENCE the grading
of the first section surveyed and everything now in
dicates an energetic and rapid progress of the work
on the road. Capt Moseby the engineer of the road
was in town this week. and will return from here to
its eastern terminus examining the route preparatory
to survey of it. survey and location of the route
secures to the company reservation of eight miles
on each side of the road The commanding advan-
tages of its location connecting with the great rail
way system of the Southern States and passing over
the great national highway to the Pacific Ocean
together with the peculiar privileges and advantages
contained in its charter, render it of the most
important and attractive enterprises now engaging
public attention. and presents to those desirous of
sure and profitable investment of money, peculiar in
ducements. sufficient amount of stock has already
been taken by the citizens along the contemplated
line of this road to render its early construction fixed
fact. The management of the road is in the hands
of an able directory, who are determined to pushi
forward energetieally and rapidly 1t is an enter
prise in which this region of country is deeply inter
ested. Our people should subscribe literally to it
stock.-[Dallas (Texas) Herald.
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I VIII 90 before, SIT.
Mistress, look ont al window, for all this.
There will come Christian by,
Mtu ha ,rorIL II .Inwessl eve y


We quote from a cotemporary, who noticed this
picture some two years since "The head of the
Jew is masterpiece. The coorng is perfect and
the expression wonderfully characteristic. 1t is in
deed the head of the Jew whom Shakespeare drew =
the genuine Shylock The sharp, quick look of pene-
trating suspicion the eager upward turn of the coun
tenance, and the angry keenness which CLEANS from
the eyes, are excellenty portrayed, while fine effect
is given to the dark heavy beard by the contrasted
brilliancy of the peculiar headgear. Jessica, mean
while, looks conscious though striving to appear in
nocent. You can perceive, by the halt-subdued
SMILE that she has heard LuuncelotS Whisper and
has resolved to see !" the Christian gentleman pass
by She is true Jewish beauty, and in her rich
robes, with her round, voluptuous figure, you would
confess that she was worthy of being loved and won
But the great attraction of the painting-its most
original characteristc--is the face Of the immortal
Luuncelot Gobbo himself, which in sly humor, almost
bordering on drolery has rarely been exceed by any
modern artist. 1t has the air of Mephistopheles
softened from sarcasm into absolute fun. The char
aeter was never better made up and in itself IL
sufficient to establish Mr. Eaton's position as mai
Of genius"
This picture is now in the possession Of Mr.. A
Munroe, at whose store, No. "a Magazine street, i
may be seen by all lovsrs of the beautiful in art
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

A few days since we had the pleasure Of examining
and admiring one of the most beautiful paintings
which it has been our lot to see for long time The
artist Mr.. J. O. Eaton, formerly of this city and now
resident of Cincinnati is certainly one of the most
promising and gifted Of our American artists and if
he continues he has begun, may expect ere long
to see something from his pencil which will rank
him, as painter, in the same scale as Powers is
ranked in the sister art of sculpture. The subject of
the painting which is the object of our present
notice. found in shakspeares Merchant of Venice
and the scene in Shylocks house, where the Jew has
handed the keys to his daughter just before his leay
ingto meet the merchant. Shiock is warning his
daughter Launeelot Gobbo stands behind, and whis-
pers into the ear Of the beautiful Jessica. But We
will give the text:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

FROM LAFouRouE.-The Thibodaux Minerva, Of
Saturday last, says:
On Saturday last, we had rain by wholesale guam
titles; in the evening, side wink from " Old Sol
and about the :" wee hours perfect pour. Toward
morning came Labrador freezing up old mother eartl
as tight as drum, and skirting the water OF ou
and sudden twenty -four change is unprecedented il
this latitude Thermometers leaped-up from 10 to 81
degrees in twelve hours and people begin to thnl
of moving North in quest of warm weather. Mpci
fears are entertained by our planters for the cane
which if injured will fall heavily upon orr county
not yet recovered from last years shock Of shor
crops, 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

A KNOCK DowN ARGUMENT.-A boy was caught IN
the act of stealing dried berries in front of store the
other day and was locked up in dark closet by me
cally to be released and all the persuasion
that his young imagination could invent, proposed,
Now, if you'll let me out and send for my daddy,
he'l pay you for the berries and hck me besides !.
stand out against.
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gutal snteliqslgti. .

IHE BANK. RQB6ERY.-sI Inc boWDop niiiiiausois, g
having board the young men and Rice had not ar
last evening" being Detained probably Dy nef to~ sha
the fog which prevailed on Tuesday night Yesterday
dispatch was received by an ocer OF the bnk robbed rom
esihses hnsen' ss a ne l.a ', ~ u. n sA. ~ -. - =
MONEY s'oieo inc oAane nANs essA 's'' - s'' -
fs =, ,iA iAs w. y, ~. ". . = ... !.
nE.--A nrS pfohe out at y usavSn5 ySS'sAe1s@y
apparently in the partition oetween me
y the corner Of Camp aud roeyiare strees ana ne
shop OF Luis schrndt II was put oa W'lh
osiee ma'eFaa aalnsse was aohe' "a :" 's n'
cf.rarr. Ia I o,,,ood : .o;1or sa;a 81 ba 4ro,,
e go ~. : - 4 4' Z $50. sA M 80 - y = 80
?" ga, s ran ehas psp u iaesaas ssaiIs w
~, @ s ,G @ - " s sps , u M- M- s ss"e-,1, @ @ c 80. M .s.i - M
ii'h"A aa sac e u 'ue H,e" s1A- in'' .e
hooih's sahets ne cohnehceA LYING hs DELL ins
.Aaea p.ss't sys mn. Aigs ~ ns nseu
9" ., % a.a - , ~. 90. IS ls - u
p ps m p a. - 't, @ va a. = ~, -. - p ps.. = - u 80 , ~
nte me aafA ieap na' can never y Eng
| !, % -. . Dpl~ - ~ ~ ' 49,. .sp ~ "
| ' 100 s' NM, +, Z /, 81,
yohoNEt Aseu Esis'lHe SvtoAei ses.e1uay nSau >
an inquest oh the BODY OF an
OF age found In me rSer az the foos OF street.
Third District feFdct aeciaentai dfoSnans-the deceasea
having faiien INTO the river a Jew dhys ago y ~
Also an INQUEST on the booy OF Henry an oa fonnd
dead at NO 70 st fhiip street. verdict asease of sne
FIRST DISTRICT COGRT.-JoSepn hodflguez, AGAIN
Frank, W. W. Reilly j. W. Morrison and Samuel sliger
Charged with selling liquor without license yesterday Withdrew
their pleas of guilty. and entered pleas Of gully They
discharged Their bonds to and receive
tence on Saturday. s. ---E- -
Charles Stephens charged with carrying concealed weapons
was dismissed by mol. pros &s%
Juan Gamma failing for trial for assault and battery
Judgment entered against his FRIEND Louis Machaeo for
$500 There vera no trials. -.-.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURr.-One Cent Damages Re-
copeThe case of Mrs Batestela vs. George L. Hoser in
which damagesof $1,000 claimed for alleged SANDER chill
ing names etc. was decided yesterday by Jury The plaintiff
nrovea the caI;py os pame str Int te defendant nrovea
that she had been as free with her tongue as himself good
deal more violent The Jury gave the plaintiff one cent
damages -- t'5a n As3As8-s
rr- sf,--r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

Tamsbid was tile first person that wore rngs his
fingers and these he wore only on his left hand.
When asked why he did not ornament taefghtf IN 4h
which is the superior, he answered sufficient for the
right % is the ornament Of being risht.H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

"Jessica, my girl,
Look 10 my house. I an right loRth to go.
There is some i'll brewing towards my rest,
For I did dream Of money bags tonight.
Hear you me, Jessica!
~ Lock up my doors and when you hear the drum
And the vile squeaking Of the wry-neck ID fife,
Chamber not you up to the easements, there,
Nor thrust your head into the public street,
To gaze on Christian fools, with vanished faces;
But stop my house's ears-I mean my easements;
Let not the sound Of shallow foppery enter
My sober house. by Jacobs staff, swear,
have no mind of feasting forth Tonight
But will 60 Go before me, srrah:
Say will come"
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THE LAKE.

w. FOR NTOBlLE-DAILY U. S. MAIL
lsAHhsS LISE-Winter ArrangementIThe splendid M low
SssssS59n pressure packet steamer Cuba, X. A. Hurn,
master Florida, v. H. HutGhings MASTER Caiifor-
mia A. L. Myers, master, built expressly for the Lake
trade with superior Of the above steam
will leave Pontcharain Railroad DAILY on the arrival
Returning will stop at Pascagoua MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. 90
,oeeA :. r GEDDFS Agent 10 Rank Place
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OFEncE oE NEW oKLEASs E, s.siysasss:s SAYINGS

" No II Sas SIs; s;rss-Ins0pofa.
oRos s
'n5 ssa5'tg s sT5eRE' i
s So S pb S5ffs s Ussd
STATE 81 Louisiana a. the City q New Orleans
@
NJ s. pledge soeE ineep2.atsd Banks in
sT <s 60 pr @ Of h aFG the
funds ss's' be he
receive any pay enioiumen whatever. -. i. ,.
nDo. W St 2 s ha1s aa 1s s
a.,,g.rnsy. rRqsTEEs' R5 k.Iv william, vox,l,
WV Sss siSs SsssSs S:55ss ssss
s::@' Fs,s z2ss s:sSSs S$ssgn ;iassS xsss
81; {9#AIss;s {s9#;AEIt; s{lsss Vice Presidents
EBCopes Of the Act of Incorporation and can
DR. LooKWooD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
M 4 Il T!s a m HTs YIN
B sna G4S IN its & @ ]
4 Women ma q ismnss Pronpsns Veri
sfa tss%si hS" SSs Rsnas AS ~ @ s u
gr aS tiny s%s
obae myself to cure all persons who have Rheumatism Or
R7n Y S ss s s e
In consequences Of the many hunbg advertisements the
s G S on @ at s
p6Eg ss sssTis@ Toars p4yGnat om sS9 sss
/ IS '>' -''''0 -'- J. E. LOCKWOOD. N. D.
/ rILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GFeANU-
VI NTOR plantations, comprising the
ss trop s a G n0 e p owng
any other known application Of steam to steam drann
Il requires pressure Of 50 pounds ofseal strike
d Battery
> It requires no additional for the boilers.
g. Its pipes never 'scaleh or require cleaning ..,
body of juice that and hard grained sugar is made
The being ali condensed and returned to the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large ilnans Bagasse Furnace is usedone
with mans Bagase Furnace now furnish grind the
and the rheumatic Battery making 10 hhd sugar
The Pneumatic Battery Grapnator is put in operation
at mitch less expense to the pater than any other steam b
terry application OF steam to making sugar. in part Or entirely
and drawings will be furnished application the subseribe
who prepared make contracts for the Battery EvApo
Or 10 DE used shaGE S sG f. f. GMaN s;s"
d. 81 Natchez street, New Orleans La.
Il ,yLsny
MERCHANTS, No So Poydres street
tention aud meet with prompt dispatch,
= -REFERESoEs- .-.- ..
As' FsPssf!f n9a fa1fss lss fSya'
:: f@n Ranas aiai$'l saiisilr " s oravtsr =.
n, A ctIaIas, Il; Nay SafeSSeu, 3HSS Mis-. "a
BAooNlo hAd ToSFHFss sSss ss s4ss fs so sale by
g ja2O Is rchoupitoulas street.
RUTTER25 fkius choice Goshen, landing ex ship Men
y ialS b. ''' sNt' SAMUEL WOLFE. e5 Camp street
M y Nh GO SoA M skog shas fan F9 sa o S S'hu'
JAG j, H. AsHBRIpGE 4 CO., l-9 VQugon st.
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ISNIPN III :
Ieyery THURSDAY,
lax d NJ
ESQ tt 7. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupitoulas st.

~ 1856, 6,IS57-IEMPHIS AND NE"
elklHtS ORLEANS PACKET IIAfsas-Itas order to ac-
conmedate the public, the owners and masters
of the packets heretofore m the trade between ths o feS M
PACK TS Memphis and New Orleans, utde the name
and style Of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW 0RLEANSPAChET
COMPANY. ,,,,r =, ,r,
The Boats comprising the Line are all Of the FIRST GLASS
West South for speed comfort and
safety. - .-.,,->,,,,-r, -
FRIDAY, At o'clock P N.
rs-Parlcular attention will be paid to way business
PACKETs-
Nebraska. G. B. Church. master
IneOmar, L. McDonough master
-wEDNEsDAY PACKETS-
john Simonds, j. w. Goslee, master.
III, II, w. Hill. Thos Il. Newell, master.
FRIDAY PACRETs-
Ben franklin, NJ. g. Anders, master
Belfast, II. L. Church, master. a.
Shippers passengers may rely the punctuaiy Of the
boats Of this Line. ,,.,-
The Line Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line MI railroads aHd boats for Nashville ST.
Louis, Louisville, etc. ~
R of the patronage hitherto extended to the
Line respectfully solicited For freight Or pas
sel9tf JOHN F. HYDE 4 CO.. ss Poydras street.
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LA X II SHDR Il PAC * Il IT
ts4afL,S STEAMER ARROF-tor the present in the
place Of the Creo!e-For Ocean Springs, and inter.
steamer ARROW Lewis Nelson, built expressly for this
trade with superior accommodations will leave the Poncha
train Railroad the Lake Of follows.
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs.
TUESDAY NOR MING, 10 AM SUNDAY EVENING.
TFiTRSDA Y YMORNING, 9A NJ WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ FRIDAY MORNING.
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank, Place
New Orleans January is, 1857. jal6
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E,INE Hundred THOUSAND DOLLARs

l. GOVERNMENT OF lOttN.
of the Supreme Government OF Nicaragua pased
August last thar Government authorized Loan OF
onlicliated the in the city OF New orleans
the direction and agency OF the under
signed.
This made payable in twenty from the l inst
Bank louisiana and is carrying six per cent per an
mum interest annually also the Bank OF Louisiana
This also set apart by this decree One Million
Acres additional security to the Bond
holders ultimate payment the Scrip for which Land
prepared offer for sale Since the Government
has established permanent basis think those
securities great Inducements to capitalists and planters
offered sale reasonable terms we
would invite parties feel interested in this enterprise OF
great Importance eaHne the above decree which o
record at office of Wm. Chrsy, notary OF this CITY,
N. PITCHER,
S. F. SLATER,
Agents.
For sale by NJ Pll4tHEh,
itf Carondelet Union.
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rHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET CHANDON's
" Fleur de Sery Perdrx, Verzenay and Vim lmpe
rial.
Imperial - ,,,.., ,..,.
for importation of the above named very superior imam
payne soc the attention of dealers in general STOCK
nil ly q -. S. WOLFE, 95 Camp street.
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w A N T E D

SSSSs WANTED-A SHIP OF ABOUT 1900 BALES
A cotton capacity carry cargo Of timber and spars
Es4:s.slES port in France. For terms applyto
dID j. z. WHITNEY It CO., 35 Carondele st.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-A fire is raging on Water,
between Second aud Third streets. Wallace Lthgons
foundry and several shantes adjoining, are already
destroyed The whole street will probably 60, ,as the
engines cannot work in consequence OF the cold The
houses are occupied by Irish families.
Kentucky State Council.
The Kentucky State Council Of the American part,
is in session. Thomas H. Clay is presiding. The re
porters are excluded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

6EE FOR S sXIlE-THE FAST SAILING SHIP
hAFAA EU PHRASIA, Lanfesr, master built at Nerveurg
Asspor Mass, in the 1872 was thoroughly over
hauied and cnpeed last of $1,000;
il now in complete ready For apply
to j. H. ASHBRIDGE & CO.,
ne6 100 Common street
SES FOR sALE-THN BRIG GOVERNOR AN
kaN NTEKSDS, OF t3Q tons burthen, well built, heavily
44lAE copper fastened and sheated with zinc, is
now and ready inspection Of purchasers lies oppo
''1 n2s s's ''''' - BAREILI & CO.. el Common st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-05

Leave Bridport Wednesday at a pm;
Arrive at Port Henry by III m.
Proposals TO run tri-weekly and end at Vergennes
or Middlebury, W., instead of Bridport will be
a. considered, #e+
llI2 From Wesport to Ezabeth,own 8 miles and task
six times week.
Leave Wes,por, daily, except Sunday, at apm;
Arrive at Elizabethown by 8 p mi
Leave Elizabethtown daily, except Sunday, at 8
Arrive at Westport by S pm.
Proposals including extansen during suspension Of
navigation, TO commence at vergennes, VT, 90
miles additionally arriving there by IL m and
leaving at P N, through in four hours ench way,
s. arc invited.
Ili3 From Elizabethown, by Keene and North EIba to
sarnnac Lake, "a miles and back, once week.
Leave Elzabethtown Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Saranac Lake by s. pm;
Leave Sarsnac Lake Wednesday at ia m;
Arrive at Elsabelhtown by m.
lila From Kecsevi!e to Port Kent, niles and baci sir
Leave Ksesevie daily, except Sunday, at 4 . m,
Arrive at Port Kent by pm m; kh
Leave Por. Kent daily, except Sunday, at9a m;
Arrive at Kecsoville by 10 a
Bids including extension to Burlington during SUB
pension OF navigation will be considered
llls From heesevie, by Peru South Platsburgh TO
Plattsbargh, IS miles and back six times week.
Leave Keesevile daily, except Sunday, az 7ami
Arrive at Plattsburgh by Ii am;
Leave Pla,tsburgh daily, except Sunday; at 4 m;
Arrive OF Keeseyie pv 3 p IN.
lll6 From keeseville, by cntcnvie and New Sweden,
10 Ausabe Forks, II miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Keesevie daily, except Sunday, at 81 m,
Arrive at Ausable Forks by IL m,
Leave Ausabe Forks daily, except Sunday, at 1
g pm;
Arrive at Kseseville by pm.
lit From Ausabe Forks, by Wilmington, Jay, and Up
per Jay, to Keene, 20 miss and back, twice
week.
Leave Ausable Forks Wednesday and Saturday at
IA pm;
Arrive at keene by p m;
Leave keene Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Ausable Forks by ia m.
Ills From Aussbie Forks, by Black Brook Franklin
Falls, and bloomingdale, to Sarsnac Lake, 30
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Ausable Forks Tuesday and Saturday at
am;
Arrive OF Saranac Lake by6pm;
Leave Saranac Lake Monday and Friday at s.
am;
Arrive at Ausabs Forks by p m.
1ll9 From Ausable Forks, by Black Brook, Union Falls
Merrillsvie, Duane, and Dickinson Centre, to
Nieholyille, 81 miles and back, once week.
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lo4 From Albany, BY East Abanv, . troy, miles and
wis., '" : lay, excep, on Sunday, when the
service ia to be once day,
Leave Albany at 10l m and % pm;
Arrive at Troy by ia a and 81 pm;
Leave Troy at A a m and Al pm;
Arrive at Albany by 81 a m and 81 p m.
lots From Albany, BY West Troy, cohoe., Waterford,
Schaghticoke, Ptston, and Buskrk's Bridge, to
Eagle Bridge, 80 miles and back, twelve times a
week @# t
Leave Albany daily, except Sunday, at a m and Z
m;
Arrive at Eagle Bridge by 81 a m and 81 pmi
Leave Eagle Bridge daily, except Sunday at u
and pm;
Arrive at Albany by l0i and n pm.
1915 Frsm Albany, by Cedar Hills and 'coeymans, to
New Baltimore, Is miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave Albany daily except Sunday, at m,
Arrive at New Baltimore by 4 p m;
Leave New Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at
ami
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-03
NO. geo



A PoTiECAklES' HALL, corner II johnson and
"A Sd street, keokuk, Iowa, whelessie and Retail
Dcater IN prugs, Medicines, thepsieah, oiIs, bys
ataus, and Peftumery, Tobacco, Cigars snd SnnA,
Patent Medicines Of all kinds now In use, ard en-
stantiy reoeiyag direct from sLs L4st.In cities, ~
large and we'll Slected stock. to which he inyitss
the attention ~ dealers Customers and Phi ysirians
will always lind al his Establishment frssh and ~
aduiterated Medicine, which he seINnts with great
PERSONAL CARR Tor this market, ard his trlres are
a. low ~ any ether honse IN Lbs stale.
~ u. Please call and examine his Sieck lefcre
purchasing eisew here. faug2i -
DRUs iiEs.--looth, HAIR and Nail brushes, .
- large assortment Of superior qualities, for sale
by WILLIAMSON 4 MARSHALL,
hholcsale and Retail druggists,
june3d Curner u Man aha I'd sta.
+ yENUfNk LUBIN's sEAlkACTs.--J Jaekey Cfsb,
" Rough and Ready, Bouquet dc Caroline, Pat
chouly hose, Jenny Lind and uther celebrated tes-
fumes fof the toilet, ior sale BY
WILKINSON MARSHALL,
Successors Of h. IL. Ayres. cor Main and Sd sts.
TOILET soArss---Low's brown y isdsof and
honey Soaps, warranted genuine. fof sale BY
junesd WILLIAMSON A MAksIiALL.
LsAU Bk CULOGNE.--ssenuine Johann an1 p.
~ Maria Parma Cologne, IA oetssea And ions hot
iunssd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
L,LAyORING ExIRAcIs.--prestel Mefriils,
Il h. tt, A. wright's. Mexkinis' aid stEen Ex-
Gloves, Nutmeg. bitter Aimshds t..y.e, ste., fof
sale by WILKINSON & MARSHALL,
junesd Cor. Msia. ard sd sss
| EDY asMI A--,A spierdia penalae for hasdker-
chi f.. Tor sale 10y
junesd WILKINSON & MARSHALL
lyENt INE HAVANA lsARs.--Gi Gitir ~ aAes Re-
~ saiis dc Londrss. Tmbus,s, Ls kesa, La rueha,
iaesa WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
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CHAPLIN - Is1BN,
DAuKDRs.

No. 81 JohnsOn-st., b~,. I'd Sd. KEoKuK, IOWA.
SES.e"1s's SEo. q IEE. Late Of Albany. NJ.
COLLECTIONS mads in I'll parts Of tbs West, and
~ pso1ptiy Tsnittsa day of pay nsat ~ ssr-
rsat ratss.
Bank of the State of Nsw York. II 7.
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Messvs. D. W. 1 r. Kilbourne. Keokuk, Iowa
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