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NAI1X,S ARCHITECTURE.


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COMMON SENSE APPLIED TO RELIGION;
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Foonomy" " Domestic Receipt Book" &c. l<mo, Mus
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THE sATIRES OF JUVENAL AND PERSiUS. With En-
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/ p ANTS Part ii. ANIMALS. Part III AIR, WATER,
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ISABEL;
Or THE YOUNG WIFE AND THE OLD LOVE. By JOHN
CoRDY.jEATTERsoS, authar Of "Crewe Rice" te Uno,
muslin. IS tents.
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ROARD.-Two Gentlemen and their Wives also
- few single gentlemen be accommodated with very
pleasant and well furnished and board
family House 10 Delightfully."- located and contains ell couys
DieDees Please sPpy at No East 5oth second door from
5tE
DOARD-A large front ROOM in the second
~ story furnished with gas end and cold water baths,
10 Let with BOARD also attic Room Any wfshls
suttt home In pous family may address call at No. io4
Istsv.
BOARD for two Gentlemen and their wives, or for
~ four single Gentlemen with pleasant Rooms can be Sc
cured ~ private fsb y BY calling OF No 1879 West lHhst
near sthsy Good reference given and required
BOARDING at Nos. As, AZ and 40 East Broadway
- for families and single gentlemen
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A TWO GRAND GALA NIGHTS,
WEDNESDAY,, June g. and FRIDAY, Jdne5
ITALIAN OPERA, ,,.,.nrvrrr.
ENGLISH DR. ANA,
=" WV No INCREASE PRICES
Positively for two night. Only e the oPsra cPgany are en-
e~S IKFWELL NIGHTS OF GAZZANIGA.
BENEFIT or Mr.. MARSHALL
of,be broadway Theater, on WEDNESDAY, June s.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MAX MARETZEK,
FRIDAY June
Box Book open at the Academy and Hall Sous Marie
store
In consequence Of the great length Of the performance the
doors viii be opened at O'clock begin at precisely.
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GOOD NUMBER.-This weeks LIFE IL.

N LusrRAryD tnow ready contains the conclusion Of Gold
"A tis PoEN the DESERTED VILLAGE with Eve illustrative
,usravnr; Letters from my Garden, By Aphous Kan;
Chapter Ross The MoRsoss-SOme seTious eousdsrs
tnrs with historical facts.
TsE COUNTRY LAwYrs-His Life, Character and Conse
ouepce We commend this very interesting sketch 20 all young
LAWYERS who asrire IN high places in life A CLAIMING
sroRy entitled Up CoURrh from Chambers Journal
This will interest all readers The Indications Poem after
the uannsr Of Walt Whitman, A Word % Mothers
THx GREAT AoErALGTy-Hstory CsUses and Cure II Epi
d.-i-s Diseased Meat The Plague &c respectfully dedi
,..i 20 Health Weriens here and elsewhere
ORteTx oF GEsGr MEN-Thsir ParutAge, Occupation 6c
HIGH PRtcrs-Hcw live cheaper better. HoSoE
Coop Natures Nobemen. WORKERS read this and take
eoursss Cost Of Moving West Railway Timetables
NTws oF TIE wEsK-Herr may BE- found all the most IN
ter sting and events from al II the World served up
In hre-inolutns the Gossip u the Week city and country
Nsw BcoKsA record Of the principal works with size aud
price psbished during the past month Notes and ieres
Poetry; nformstion DISCONTINUED Life History Of Indian
Corn with iustrations New Ear TTunpet Reision ana
BusIr,-s Only Sewsmen have LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
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Go turner's anb Others.

DvICE-THE FARM-THE GARDEN
N TIE LAWN kc.-The BEST pain praeiedl aSsSs ~
oven in The AMHRiCAN AGRICU1TURlsT Terms 9 .
year ORANGE JUDD. Publisher lsl W.terst, New-roIt
EOR SALE-A very large and superior Spanish
JACK imported from spsin, a, low price Apply TO j.
NJ MILLER No. 81 Maden-Ane
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WANIED-A LADY, fully competent TO give
w INSTRUCTION in FRENCH and Music In /. Your,
uss County, New YoIh. "
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Second successful week Of the entirely brilliantly
effective and nguarly amusing drama, entitled FRAUD AND
ITS NICTIMf THIS AFTERNOON, ats O'Clock, as well ~
THIS EyENIEG MI O'Clock Tom TrumPer G. W. Clarke
GAbrie Puumy9 Mr. Hadawsy; Edward SesbofDe, Mr. Lee
Marian Ma Mstsyer The Living Serpent Happy Fan
ily &c, be Admission . cents; Children under
ten. ~ cents.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-The sd
IN Annual Exhibition Of the National Academy is open
daily from 10 at No. 663 Broadway, opposite
Bon3st. Il ADDISON RICHARDS Cor Sec n A
A CADEMY OF MUSIC II LET-For Operas,
"A Concerts Balls Lectrs aud similar respectable purpcse
Apply 70 n. II. WOLFE. No. Southst
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ISABEL;
On THEXOUNG WIFE AND TIE OLD LOVE By JOHN
CoRpY.JEATTERsoS, author Of "Crewe Rise," te Rno,
murln. IS cents
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BOOK NOTICES.

Graham's Magazine for February, is early
on hand, and we have perased il with more
than ordinary pleasure. 1t more tnan meets
The magnificent promises Of the Jan. No.
Recollect that Graham gives in this Vol. 300
pages Of matter, so comic ilustT ations, y steel
engravings, and 300 hundred patterns! Terms,
Gully s.. one copy; for $500; II AID TO
getter up Of club for 5000. Address, Wat
sss,& Co., SO south third ST., Philadelphia.
PxrEasoN's LArIEs' NATIONAL MAGAziNE
for February, vas received ia advance Of all
others, and we take pleasure in again urging
cur readers to subscribe for it without further
iyasy. THE illustrations, the reading matter,
the fashion plates, AID patterns fol embrode-
Wall commend Peterson strongly to place
on every Centre Table. Don't forget that Pc
terson and the CouIies san be had one ycai for
s2,75, in advance.
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James llswiey. Esq, of Ibis place has
packed the pressed season l40o hogs, asersg-
ing 200 10 the head. Mr.. II. sold en Saturday
the nth inst, the whole lot, 10 Davenport
House, at the following rates. Shoulders o !;
sides II; hams 3; lard o';-to be delivered at
Keokuk on or before March 18th next. A.
these figures, we are happy TO learn, that Mr.
II. realizes handsome profit, as he ought 10
do. for the risLs attending snch speculations;
aud for The capital invested IN tie necessary
buildings and fixtures, With which he is low
abuadenty supplied for the permanent prosi-
cn,ion Of this important branch of business
We hope the success. which has uniformly,
we believe, attended Mr.. Hawiey's pork opera
tons, will stimulate other of our business men
10 engage in the business, until Ottumwa be-
comes the centre Of the large pork trade, for
which its location, in the midst of one OF tie
most productive pork producing regions IA the
wesl, admi. ably e. i.
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THE COUR iER.
rMURsDAY,-....,JANUAR :,2,
sLEsCraRsDYyG.

We hear OF considerable huttering among
come Of tie young hoods about town, OH ac-
count Of our article under the above head, in
last weeks Courier. It argues 10 our appre-
tension, that the garment was a good tit for
some of the young gentlemen, or it would not
have been 80 readily appropriated. Now we
have only TO say. that our young friends. as IS
the case not unfreqpeptly with youag folks,
were too fast BY one b II, rs moments re-
Election would have convinced any of them
Our intimations were for Tie benefit of those
who seem disposed to make SO great ado abent
1t, NEST ungratefully to rs it does seem. To
intimate that sleighr:d.ng with such interesting
and Beautiful young ladies' as grace the soce-
~ OF orr town, is dangerous TO young and
marriagea'le Bachelors susceptible TO female
charms and conversation, ana iikelyato lead
horconsequenccs Of serious character, in OH
or words TO rna.rimony, IL we must speak ont,
it seems TO US no o.e will derry II any enc
wishes to maintain that II is moi 80, We shall
be happy TO hear from such oae. In the
Sean time, wiihout intending the least disre-
street 10 any one, we shall adhere 70 the opin-
ion previously expressed. thar the history Of
The BaHalo Robe, in the sense herein qualified,
If it could te correctly w,i.ten, would be in
teresting aqd i.siiuct,.e. And we hope, also,
that our yoaag bachelor fricnds. Will continue
to take the ing ladies' OF slrighriding. II
is cnnnent!y 1t and prolsr ha they should do
so, aud We a yps sill aeail'. that they Will, /.
of .'lrSe bri.,g nasaa.iy az -eelb'e, SEQ
tske ihrn IN on tina. long r,Ge t.ie ri te I II.
having I'll the time good .ril laed Ea;iaio
lobes whess witi 10 wrap III N 3elre. up IN.
smooh AID pleasant Ways oyef which to pas,
ard that they may never get any tips over in
i.ny of The snow dtifts which are occasionally
found a'vng the ways OF matrimony. Aud
finally we do wish oar yong friends would no.
place too hasiy aud ill-naiured construction
upon well meart aliasio.s. susceptible OF very
different ones.
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LECTUREs-TO BE OH NOT TO
BE.

II will no doubt be remembered that we
sape time since suggested the idea of having
a,oarse Of lectures during the Winter and
moved that meeting Of the citize' be
lel with view 10 promo ing that Object
We afterwards asceitained that the Literary
society of the place, rather considered the
sNject of Lectures, as coming within their jul
Ilsd.ction, AID were about 10 make The ne
reSsary arrangements for providing course.
.ifew Of the ci.izees however, met and BE- q
resolution Thea adopted, aud by Subsequent
noaactitn, leii Tie matter entire y wish the so
Getty. That was some SIX weeks ago, and
SINCE then, we have been pa len ly waiting FOR
the Lectures fully colhdens shat we shlu.d Be
rs YET we have waited in vain, FIR what rea-
son. we are MT able TO state, yet that there
has heea good enc We doubt nt. The sea
:on is far adyagred, and we have said this
iln,ch, civ TO t,lnied those who have under
taken the business, that jus. now rs he most
convenient time iol the public to listen tc lee
lures. We hope we shall not be understood a
interfering in this matter. Not at all. W,
are anxious that the lectures shoald be forth
coming, especially such course as We shall
undoubtedly have when il comes, and hence
our reference 70 the subject at this time
.5 be or not to be- hat Is The question, y the
solution Of which depends upon The ..foa|e
Mems Literary Association"
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STONE oUARRYlNG.

Messrs. Green & Malone, contractors for
stone for the new Jail, are vigorously prosecu-
ting their business OF quarrying in spite Of the
severity Of the winter. They are at wo'k in
the bed Of the river, just in the rear Of our Of
fice and have excavaied some distance below
the surface of the river, pumping out the wa
ter. They get cut some splendid blocks OF
lime stone, o. any size almost they choose -
They are also doing a good JOB for the harbor,
by making channel where it was much need
4 a
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NO. 4
GDfrapo acbettisemsnss.
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islanders school books will bend with the
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iran Tie press, tccausr iirst in merit" IN.
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The most perfect and complete works ev-
Huchcoc6s Ge0fogy.-Price Sl.2o.
There is not IN our language so neat and
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Oidham's Humorous Speaker --Sl,D
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BaADByRy's SCHOOL Music.
And many other valuable hooks.
o publications are hands ,mely printed on
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Teachers, scnooi Directors. booksellers and
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We have for sale, in addition to our owf,
publications, great variety of books in the
different departments of literature and science.
Also, the best School Stationery. including
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sealing wax, lead and slate pencils, states,
writing or copy books, memorandum hooks
and blank account books.
Om Descriptive Catalogue is sent free to all
who write to US for it.
GY Purchasers at wholesale will find at
our store over 1000 different articles OF Sta
tionery ard Fancy Articles, and upwards Of
600 volumes of booksfrom which 10 make
their selections, comprising an assortment not
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r. E ADY p AY
STO r. !.
HEAyy PAIL srOClAr

EIgRCBsASED with great care in the Eastern
~ cities and nov coming in (by railroadto MI Pleas
AM, and opening from day to day Having led on IN
reducing the prices Of goods 10 the Ready Pay stand
ard, are NOS tobe undersoid by any" bats only
excepted, as we never see them.
Filling up our store rooms ninety-six feet In depth
we cannot enter into details of stock but will be
happy 70 show you round at all times.
DRY GooDS-we cner Broad cloths, French twilled
black, blue, and brown; heavy plain and fancy bea
yer cloth, kerseyes, &c. All wool cassmeres, fall
styles, fine doe-skins, plain and fancy sattinets,
lon cassmeres, tweeds, KY jeans, cords. A. Shaker
Gannels, wool and Canton do, all colcrs and q;ah
ties, shirting stripes, hickory, checks, drs, GIN.
ham, ehambrsys, diapers ~; new styles Prir;s
rich variety and fast colors.
BROWN GO0DS-Sheetings, shrtings, ke, broad hat
bleached and untleached 81 80 "a and &c. from y
IA cts upwards. Bass, bsgging, drills, osnabures,
&C, &C 1.-The greatest variety kept in ottumwa.
RICH DREss G0oDs--Heavy black silks, Fall plaid,
de- satin stripe poplins, satin stripe wool Delanes,
plain do; newest styles printed do; Hamilton's,
Manchester's and French, bought directly from inn
porters and agents and sold low.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs-Bcstcn and
Philadelphia Manufacture--Materiai and Gu, far
superior TO "slop work" great variety and 1t
fair prices Fine shirts, under shirts, drawers FUR
and buck suantlets gloves mittens hosiery. carpet
sacks satchels, umbrellas, overcoats.
BLaSKETs-cochecos, brown, blue horse.
CAEpKTs-yentian, tapestry, hemp, &c.
SssHiosssis FAIL q WmTxs saAwLs-srany new
BosxETs-A large stock from Thos White: celebrated
factory, all the newest styles.
PAscr GooDs-In great variety.
HATS CAfs-Greatest variety In the town. Prices
and styles to suit everybody.
Doors SnoEs--ln great variety and from the best
manufac turers.
BUILDERS HARpwARE-Locks, Latches, Butts, &c.
CARPENTERS TooLs-in great variety. Planes Of all
styles, bought directly from Ohio Tool Co."
CooPER5 TooLs-Extra G. s. from same Co.
SHELF HARDWARE AND CrTLERT-A great variety.
sHGsBEReKRs IRosIn great quantity, all shapes and
sizes at Keokuk prices and carriage
SwEDEs IRoS--Nail rods IS and so pound bundles.
Cast STEEL spring Steel American and English bis
ter, &c. Swede's iron horse nails G. horse nails,
wrought nails iron axles, wagon boxes, &c.
BELMONT" NAns-By key or retail.
window Glass, sash, Putty, Paints,
Oils. &c.
W. N NH M MD0
All the time, At the highest Market Rates.
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sPHEREOTYPEs.

The subscriber would respectfully request
those uho cum, to call In the forenoon Tor pic
lures, as he is so crowded in the afternoon by
persons from distance, that il is most impos-
nbIe to take all tina call for pictures.
Pictures Of small children can be taken in
the Jorssooa In one second Of time.
L. w. BUELL..
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G0ODs COST.

Messrs. Stichier, Crone & Gibson of the
Curlew Store, have been East and purchased
magnificent stock Of goods for the Sp-ing
trade, tomake way for which they offer Their
present very valuable stock at cost. We are
assured that it vii. be for the interest OF buy
ers at retail, and merchants, TO purchase Of
hem. Sec advertisement.
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CNI.DEsT WEEK.

- mast week has been the coolest Of the
seasos, ct least the coolest here. On Thurs.
a.y de 18th, our Thermometer was l6 g be-
low ,,ers, an Sunday morning at O'Clock p q,
other isstruments in town Were several de-
eress lowerws ieasr.t
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rHE CpRLEw BIRD AGAIN.

Another attempt was made on Monday last.
to get this celebrated birdup to its perch in
front Of the Curlew House, but the apparatus
again failed, letting the bird fall eonsidera-
bic distance, crippeling it so much, that some
week or more will be required to repair dam
.res. and costing from $25 to $50.
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" = = -
GOING EAST.

We invite attention to notice of c. Law
renee rnder The Above head, where 1t will be
seen that Mr. L. wishes all indebted 10 him in
any way 10 ell and make payment Immediate
ly, as he wishes 10 start about the FIRST Of
March.
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Fresh Arrival
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

John l.. STREET is new is receipt of
e and opening at bis new stand, oae door
South Of VIM. l.. orr's Drug Store, 2 large and
,ceH selected Stock of seasonable, Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Hard and Queenswrre.
Cutlery, Boots & Shoes, and Groceries, all Of
which he is determined TO sell at rery sinai.
adrdnce on FIRST cost, (for Cash or Produce
Many who have examined and bought. are No
longer faihless, bnt are satisfied that he is SELL
ing as Cheap as the Cheapest; and all are in
sited to come and satisfy themselves, that the
above is no fiction.
J l.. STREET.
Nav, 27th, 1856.
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FANCY GOODS.-French and Spanish
jeans, Jet. Bracelets, Morocco and Ribon Belts
Porte Monies. Purses, Silk and Satin plain and
Fancy Pararols, Ladies Kid and Fancv Silk
Gloves, Silk, Short and Long Mills. White
Black and Sale Gotten Hole Black and White
Silk no. Epb'd. and Cord d Skirts. Grass do.
and large lot Of Fancy articles to numerous
to mention, by J. L. STREET.
May. 9th 1876
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SPLENDID OFFERS
For 1856 q 1857 BOSclhcr.

To avoid fractions, % may be RENTED for Black
wood, for which mill forward that work for both
years, POSTPAID.
n B-The price IN Great Britain Of the five periodi-
Gals above named Is about 43l per annum.
As shall never again be likely to offer such induce
ments as those here presented,
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
sy Remittances must Ia all cases, be made direct
TO the Publishers for at these prices commission
be allowed 10 Agents, Address,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. a.. No. 81 1iold-street. N Y
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IL Tor the rapid cure CT Coughs
a MpsG Co Ids Hoarseness, Bronchitis
vys&rsAEa Whooping-cough, Asthma Con-
EN3y sumption, is universally known
f~T the best remedy ever yet discover
&Q~~s ed for every variety OF Pulmona-
~ WwW re diseases. So wide is the field
bxrs5i Of its usefulness and numerous
= e~zsxaS2s- the. of its cures that al
every section Of the country
abp dis IN persons publicly known, Who has been resto-
red from alarming and desperate diseases Of the
lungs By its use Nhen tried its superiority
every other ,nedieine ef its kind Is too apparent
escape observation and where its virtues are known
the public longer heiistcs hat antdote To employ
for the distressing and dangerous Affections Of the pull
molsary organs which Incident 10 our climate by
it tiItly mar' almost all attacks Of disease
upon the Lungs throat, arrested aud thus are
saved many thousands every year from premature
grave. No family should be without it, and those who
do neglect toprovie themselves wiiha remedy which
wars OH this class of disecs win have cause to de
pore when II Is too late Proofs of the surprising eff
eacy Of the cherry Pector~i heed not be given 20 the
American reope,-they have living proofs In every
peiehborheod but those Who wish TO read the state
Of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has TO furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by Dr. J. g. Aver, LEVEL Mass.,-And sold
by. ". l.. Orr, 0ttuIuwa.
Jan. LIST, u 4-afn