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VnotsS0te 0nc Retail.
March 10 1855 dAwlg

WAGONS! WAGONS WAGONS
kJLOW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner lath
and Main Streets, keokuk, iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to IL, we are now IN anufac-
turing Of the bsst ONO TIMBER including the steam
oeni lsdos, mo other timber for wheels being used
In this establishment,l WAGONS OF EVERY VA.
KITTY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS.
Wheel BARROWS, CULTIvATORS AN d
FLOWS, in style andNvorkmanship equal TO any in
the Western states. tAs we use none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
We feel confident Of being able to obyiate tho me-
cessity, to those who will give call, Of send
Ing either to Chicago Cincinnati for any article
In our line.
n. .b.-A good stock Of Piows and Wagons con
stantly on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice. Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money BY calling 1T the corner OF 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWIEs
MIL ~
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PENNsYLvANlA aAILnOAD,

A0 q 8
VINhh treat Central Route connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by u continuous Railway direct.
Thn road als0connects At Pittsburg with daily line
OF Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers, and
st Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes maxi ng the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West.
RArns sefw11N PHILADELPHIA And PirTsBURo.
FIxsr CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, baIes and trunks,) f90c. per 100 lbs
Drugs Tin boxes and baies)
Feathers, Furs, &c, ,Ac.
ID CLAss.--Domestic Sheeting,
Shirtipg and Ticking Tin orig
insi baiesl Drugs lin casks)
Hardware, Leather I'm roIls or 100. per wv ios'
boxes,) Wool, and Sheep Peits,
Eastward, &C., tc.
ID CLAss.--Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin casks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Ssltsd Goose or in sacks) 65c per 100 lbs.
Tobacco, manufactured, texcept
Cigars Or cut,l &c., &c. .
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin casks or
boxes eastward Lard and Lard $50. Der 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
FLOUR-4l per bbl. until further notice.
0RAIN-69 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
y, ight, until further notice.
g. In shipping Goods from any point East oi
phiiadeiphis, b particular 10 mark package "vis
PsnnsyivsniA Railroad" All Goods consigned Il
the Agents OF this Road At Philadelphia or Pitts
bsrg, will b forwarded without detention.
FREIeHf AGasrs-Harris, Wormley 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tenn; r. r. Sass 1 Co., st. Louis; p O. o.
Riley Co., Evansville. Ind Dumesnil, Bell 4
Co., and Carter Jcwett, louisville, KY; X. C
Meldrum, Madison. Ind; Sprigman 4 Brown, ans
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; N. w. Graham 4 Go.
zsnesvlle, Ohio; Leech Co., 81 Kilby street, Bos
ton. Lcech Co., No. 2Astor House, New York; No
William street, and No. 8. Battery Place, New
York II. j. Snscder, PHILADELPHIA; MaVraw 4
Koons, baltimore; Geo. {. Franciscus, pitt.burs.
II. III. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadel phia
II. LOMBAERT, SSp't, Altoona, Pa.
jan l. l6AT--d1v
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EARRAR 4 HAINES,
keOkuk PIN ing and Flooring Will
Corner sf and Bi4F sta, Heav the Ks0kHk ssd
Fort Des Moinss Railroad Depot,
nEALERS in Lumbc in the rough man ufactur.
II ers of Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and
Window Frames, Mouldingso OF every sise and pat
tern. Flooring Weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
ties, Base, Pilasters, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planed and matched Lumbe from 3 to ~ inches In
width.
large assortment Of the above named articles
constantly ON hand.
Planning and saving done toorderon short notice,
streasona ahle prices, and warranted to please.
Observation-Disclosures paid to filing orders for
country buildings complete.
keokuk July 3 3-dAwtf
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ew Merchants Tailoring EstnbItsh
nent.
SECOND ST, NEAR MAIN.

In HeIknap's new Building.
" HENDERSON 4 co. have opened the above
establishment with he very best selection
OF goods. obtained from the be At importing houses
in New ork, consisting of french English and
derman Cloths, Cassiineres, and Vestinrs Also
very superior style of Co~ier Fur and Muscoyite
Beaver Cloths, for 0vereoats.
The manufacturing department " III be carried
on under the saperintendenee Of MIR. sATCHELI
whose experience In some af the hrst class estab.
lshments II New York and New Orleans will era.
BILE us TO ohsr to the public such inducements n
cannot be excelied by any establishment in the
Union.
N. b. A choice selection Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. Tnoy1adsm
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Chicago New Whefcs.,e

OhtchkO NeW WhOfesaIe
CIGAR, TOBACCO / SNUFF WAREHOUSES
No. ~ Randolph Street, CHICAGO fIIs
XNE are nowreceiving large and choice stock az
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Fine.cut, kmo Ing, Plug Tobu &C Q
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA. the source as
production md manufacture of PLus ToHAcco. en-
ahles US to offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tohaccos at very low prices
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to xamineour stock j r. JoRDAN i ~
u Randolph 4. lopposte Young America, ,Chicsro.
June II '56dIy
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HAvING sold orr entirs stosk Of Stationery 10
- Aessrs. Ogden, DFownell 4 Co., wc chesrfally
rsconnsnd them ~ The pshlic ana our former pat
rees; ]. .TARHELL 4 SON.
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Dissoiutton.

r1sIE partnership heretofore existing between
Kelly Hurley, IN the Merchant Tailoring
business on Johnson street, is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. The business win be con-
Quoted hereafter by q. W. Hurley, Who is fully
authorised 10 collect all accounts duo the rm and
will pay al claims against the Same.
r. KELLEY,
Nov.28, 1885. CIV. HURLEY.
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,. II. SoaD, caAs.r. e0RnAn, nv. YoRD
Ford, 0oYham & Ford,
BANKERS,
Third ST., one door South Of Main, Ksokuk, Iowa.
RKvsRsMcas:
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
Minsiow, Lanier 4 Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prest., Boston
Geo. W. Thayer, Prsst., Boston;
3. 6eldsn ThAycr, Cashr, Buffalo;
Psninsala Bank, Detroit;
/. H. Burch Co.. Chicago;
Carpsatsr Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby 4 RarksdAle, st. Louis;
=. Z: Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
jansled&w
y. =. 4 -. w. TORD.
Dealsrs N Reai Estate.
House Of fSr9 9rhaT
Charles Parsons,
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
United states, CaiissPnia 4 Oregon,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also, sells exchange on London, Berlin, Paris,
Lsipsic, Cassei, Cologne, Bremen, Frank
fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, Ham,
burgh and Zurich in Europe.
sept ], ,dly GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
CARD.
THE undsrsigned, propesing 70 form . oo-part-
nershsp IN ths Engineering and Survey Ing bus
mess oasr their servises 70 their friends aal sss
Having the original Aeld notes and plsts Of sur-
veys they Will ny ont lots in any part Of ths city
lsxnsps withis the old sity limits) also, new aAdi
Mons, tovn plsts and oeuntYy surveys, near or rs-
mote. They will also execute draft end 81 -,
T. any required sty 10, and undsrtaks tAs ithoxraph
tng = The sans. Being boeh expsfisnee1 RsiIroad
kngtnssn,-a having plenty of nsw aad sups
nor instyunen1,-they win also uaks yesliussJ
surveys loeatons sstimatss. Ao, for RAilreads anl
ether puhiIe works, supcrintcnd and measure ma,
scn1, bridRing. earthvork, -.
O@ee On 6esond-st, opposite The Athsssum.
EDWAkD a. FOX.
1an7&-d J. ". OTLEY.
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DOkT FOLIO6. Writing Desks, Ladiss' 0las
!AkstAnds, and variety Of Fancy Stationary
tps Ladtes' uss, for sale At O0DkN'6
sspss Bookstore.
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!: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1857


kesk1k, ~. Dss Nosnes 4 MAnneseta
RA1LROAU COMPANY.
4
- Oeos over Chaplin = Lss's Bank, johnson
Street.
Sspt. l, lss5.-dkwly
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, 1861.
kEOkUk To CHICAGO.
81. Louis, Galcna
Dubuqse, Lafayette, Ind,
Toledo, o., suspcnsion Bridge,
Detroit, Mich, Iu,tisnapoiis, Ind,
Niagara Falls. Louisville, Ky,
Cleveland, o., Buffalo,
Columbus. o.. Pittsburgh. pa.
zanesvilis o., Albany, N. X,
Wheeling, Va, Dunkirk, n. T.,
Cincinsati, %, Newark, Ohio,
Springfield, Bo+ton,
New York, Philadelphia,
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DEMING u LOVE,
(6accessors 10 A. l.. DemjnH Co..
Da0keFs ana Dealers ExcAangO,
Man Street, keoA~k, Ioes.
attention given to collections.
i Refer TO
=. ". Clark. Dodge 4 Co., New York;
Besbe 4 Co, :"
Adams BuckinghAns, /"
J. ~. Clark b Co., Boston;
Drcxel Co., Philadelphia;
,. ". Clark = Co.,
Johnston, Brothers 4 Co., Baltimore;
3. W. CLARK 4 Bros, St. Louis;
State Savings Institution, !"
Benoist Donnsily, !"
IN. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
Cooosroisi BsAk, Cincinnati;
N.Corwith Co., Galena;
Hsrrun Brothsm, Dsbuque:
D. 9. Convers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
Lanesville. [jy7
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Nov.2s, 1855.

hereby recommend my friend Hurley 20 on,
numerous patrons ~ . gentleman every way wor.
thy their entire conhdsscs, and fully sapsbls 81
conducting the basnsss 70 The entire satis1slisa d
Ali.
dec dA r. TKHLLHY.
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fall and WinIer or 1896
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.A.HUrcRIxsos. J. IAxn,w~
HUTCHINSON Il DEWEY.
MERrHANT TkfInpa

~ NHHNSVN q DE WEX.
MERCHANT TAILoRS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson. Ken
kak Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashionabl.
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, q ehoie,
and excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres
.csungs, and dentiemen' 3 Furnishing Geets, Of al
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall b
done In the most approved and satisfactory manner
aney are constantly receiving the New York and
fniiAdephia fashions, and respectfully solicit ali
VINO desire good work and the best material to rive
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Gorment
Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions.
oct22-dty UIfrrUINgoy 4 prury
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'hA co-pastnsrsnip heretofore existing, unde,
the style Of J. Tarbcli 4 Son, il this day dis.
~ mutual consent. either party being author
issd 70 settle the accounts Of said 6rm.
J. TARBELL,
b. y. TARDELL.
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k1OKUK MARBLE wORhS.
n n. naNwAAm - aAM

~ =. DawAsn 4 SEN.
4 -Sa S.sY 90 s..s . gosd s.ook OF the d rst
a quality Of Marble, which " will soil ct the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workm anship euarantced, and
orders solicited for plain and st IN
Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet. Main and BlondeAu.
uspt6 ,'56--dly.
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THE nGG BOOT

A swe wish to mako room for our new s,ock. to.,,.
rive on the fret boat, will dispos. Of the re-
nander OF the stock bought from SIR. Duke at and
below cost. 80"
N "eWii DC glad to see all who wish bargains y
Doo's ana SHOES T.J- ELLIOTT AGO
mchg1d
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
pLANk Books made and ruled to any required
- pattern Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, kc., Sc, furnished At
short notice.
Old Books, MagAGines. Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
Ea- My Bindsry will be found on Second Street,
next door 10 the Athen@pmsien Of the Big Book -
Jan. 26. 1S54.--d ISAAC N. PIERCE
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tLAfs Of HsrvcdsbuvgA, ky.)
MANNING n ousc
HATCH 4 THOMPSON,

nankisg Asose
HATCH 4 THOMPSON.
kEokuk .............IOWA'
DAkTICULAk attention paid to collections, and
remittApces made at current rates.
All business appertaining to Banking promptly
sttended TO.
Exchange on England, ireland, and the Con.i-
nent. u. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
kEYgREEcxs:
JIM. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co, NY;
Chas. Is. foote, Cash. Commercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Espy 4 Co., Cincinnati;
3 II. Bullsn Cash = Bank Kent lucky, Louisville;
Curtis Warren,
Northern Bank Of Kentucxy l1ington;
Taylor, Shelby Co.,
Farmer Bank Kentucky, Frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky,
Darby Bsrksdsle, st. Louis;
Pittmsn Brother, ..
b. !. Tinkman Co., Chicago;
Mitchell D Cable. Rock Island. Tnovl-d
EXCHANGE AND BANnhaNG HOUSE.
George e.. AnAerson.
Third Street, bet. Main and johnson, Keokuk, lows,
vxT1LL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange at
w best rates.
Standardization given TO coll lections, and pro-
cecds remttcd current rates Of exchange free Of
charge.
~ Usual banking facilities granted to Gus
toners.
winslow, Lanisr 4 Co.. Bankers, N. York City.
y. w. Clark, Dodge / Co., +" "
E.M CLARK Co., Bankers, Philadelphia
Bogy, Miitenberger a Co., Bankers, st. Lsuis.
X. " CLARK Bros, +"
John j. Anderson 1 Co., {"
Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati.
Nn- Once hours from = A. NJ. to P. n.
July Is, lS56.-dly
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office

NOVICGs
/ have his day sold out my entire stoek of goods
! TO j. II, Humphrey, who will continue TO carry
on the Hat, Cap and Bonnet business ut my old
stand No. 80, Main street,, and / return my sim
cere thanks to my old friends and customers for
their liberal patronge, and solicit for my success
sor continuance Of the same.
Oct. I5d d. r HUMPHREY
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CO.PAWTN ERoMlP.

n Office IL hereby given that the undeEsiensd
IN have this day formed co-partuershif anaez
purpose OF carrying on the Merchant Tsiloriag bss-
iness, at the old stand Of J. II. ws9eensY, % Fec
ond street between Main and Johnson, whafe thsy
will also keep choice stock Of cloths, eessinssss
ready made clothing, gents furnishing eods. sts.
Ksokuk, Jan. 20, 81. =. II. WAG6HHEn.
jan22 diff II. d. ISBELL.
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r. r. N OVAL.

q STAR CLOTHING sroRE.-H. sTRAus
w SCo have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
10 NO 90 Main street door to S. billings where
tney VIII be happy oseetheir old friends and many
new ones.
- Oar spring stock will be received At an
early day, when weshail present unusual advants-
ges to the trade. fabeoa
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pe.J. =. pVff9S0gn. D8 .. =. LITTLE.
DSs. Rosseugsy Z LATHE,
uAvTNG associated themselves in the lractice OF
THAR profession, respectfully offer their servi-
- 10 the psbiie.
- -O0os, Third street, between Main and John
sou, over beheys cigar store where one or the 9th
~ Of them may b. constantly found. Dr.. Mttls',
residsnee In the Dudley House, corner Of Main and
eth So decl5-d
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THO N PRWN 4 RR ID EN,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
EOLD Fob. Guard and veat Chains st 81 n st.
~ for sale low. (jan3.d
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EON DENTIST,
City ofKsokak, ,Iowa, ,-OGce on second ST.. .bstvess
4sio and Jshnson.
nk- H., In addition TO the usual -
II methods Of finssrting artiAciaitssth
Y IN possession Of the exclusive right ~OYyYy
for this city Of nounting the "eontinu-
oss gum work, /" 20 axivcrsalIy admired for thei,
beauty and clcanlinesx.
Heis also mounting teeth on Gutta Psrcha.
apr i6 1850 dwIy
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"A 1.-THE sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street. nsar
\ corner IF Sd. another invoice Of Gents La.
aies Misses, and Childrens wear. CON prisinr ali
new sly les OF the season, and to which
adaitionsare being made by fresh arrivals The re-
mainder OF the stock pu released from the late firm
VI odeii Matiess. will close out at cost and be
los cost IN order TO make for other goods na
~ sHe ~ay. All persons wishing bargains In ou,
line, are requested to call and examine far than,'
selves. We will also make to order at the sbortes
notice, All kinds Of gentlemen and Ladl es weaY
from the best material aud In the latsststyle "A oos
ht being guaranteed in ali eases
myIbd HGlSk AMP A MATrpSe
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DAIRIck 4 CRnu sE nave this day received per
i Express, the following must for Piano:
FILLMukE sCLo1Tlscn,
FREMONT PoLkA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies lille We have missed you,
loo q 4 Bells Polka, and fne collection a
New Songs, W sltses and P.lkas for GuitaY.
sept l6,d
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DENTAL SURGERY
nR. r. 3. BARBER would respect
- fully inform his patrons aud the
public Esnersliy, that he has fitted upuOy1
. handsome suite Of rooms, sparing
neither pains orexpsnsc to make them elegant and
csnfcrtsble in the brick building, west side Of Sd,
bseween Main and johnson streets. Thsnkfsl for
past favofs, he solicts continuance Of the sams.
- Alioperations warranted.
apr14d1y
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- sAASv@Ds y. D. JOHN y. DonD, H. D.
NOTICE.
nR6. SANFORD BOND hare this day formed
- os-partnership In the pssctics of Medicine and
Surgery and tender their services TO the citseus of
ksokuk and the surounding country
O1ss o. Msin-st., opposite the Laclcds House.
Dec. 3, 1885.
Dy. BAHr0aD takes this occasion to express his
gratitude TO the citissns u this city lows Missou
r and Illinois for their liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 70 hin, And 70 cosdiaiiy recon- nd
hn a1sosats Dr. BosD, 10 them In ali cases rsquis
Ing the services Of Ply sieisn oeesrgssn.
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NTEhave jus, received. by American Express, the
w following New Music
so copies xvi lilies welcome home" answer 70
willie we have missed you."
90 Oh let me die in spring time.
so Gsntle Annie, by stephen Foster.
90 Carry me home TO die.
iana1 PATRICK GROUSE.
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No. 81 Main-st., near ogdens Bookstore, Ksok nh.
lust received. and now ready for sale, new ana
d large assortment II Boots and Shoes. Thee
wishing buy will find IL for their interest 70 call
snd examine goods, We shall sell o. prices 10
suit purchasers. Call aud see us.
ianied J. s. KIMnALL CO.
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CHURCH NOTICE.
4 yHATHAA SQUARE METHODIST y BCHURCIl.
~ % the corner ct Ith and Morgan stsecu
cs.vsc.s :--sshbash q lei .. m, and at p. m
Sabbath School 81 Z p. M
Prayer Meeting ThSrsdsy, 7p.m.
New. J. c. SMITH, Pastor,
:. hssidsnoe on Orleans-st., bet. iIth and 18th
ksoknk, Jon. ~ dly

-~--@s
WOOD = STRIDLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
n
En0itsA and KYouch CAenScals.
nkuGs AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS,
- Dye-Sta6s, Brushes, Psrfnmery, Fancy Ar
ticlss, Aci also, aii The PAtsnt Medicines Of the
day. No. !Sl Aain-st., Ksokuk. Iowa.
jsni3-dAw
$50. ,. rAGk, ND. AZ CAnpxnrra - n
Drs. rage 4 Cagpensep,
LAYING associated themselves In the pssstice
- OF thstr profsssiea in its various bsanches
cas- bc found ~ their once, side VI I'd street
between Main sad Johnson, next door 70 Auder-
sons bank. kssdsnes u the fosmer ON End street
bstsssn Jshnson and Exehsnse; of the latter, at
tho O9ce. ffeh6-d
W0Ctoss McGag1n ana Letrhep
Lave assosisesd Themselves In the prsctice OF
- Asdiciss. win eontinus 70 attend in ssnsssl-
tatios In Ill casss end 70 any required dstaass Ow
Ing 70 the spscicasnsss of their olhcs rooms snd
large iibarry 0f the best medical works extsnt,
tAsy prPeassd ~ rseeivs and insct aiasss class
Of psptls.
00ss In the "Post buiIding," "a story, on 81 d.
between Main asd JOhssOn. .
Cuessitstisa hours beswsss II o'eleek, A. ~, and
~ N jsns'67d
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19

or dog close by her side. But soon an.
other dog cspicd the tail which Guttcrcd
frec--it so provoked his doggish ire ht
could not let it bc-but with deep fcro-
cious growl, for battle straight he went,
and meath the lady's crinoinc both dogs
were quickly pcnt They fought It's SAID
one hour or more-thc lady nothing knew
hut with her head erect sailed ON, and
did her way pursue. Some say she never
would have known at all about the fight,
had not one dog mstook and gave her
climb an awful bite. But since that dav
I've heard it said that lady ne'cr was seen
upon the street with so much pridc-and
such n crinolinc.
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Endurance of the Evils Of Life.

NeveVlet us wonder at anything we
are born to; for man has no reason to
complain, when we are all in the same
condition. He that escapes might have
suffered, and it is but equal TO submit to
the laws Of mortality. We must under
go the colds of winter, the heats of sum-
mer, the distemper of the air, and the
disease of the body. A wild beast may
meet us in one place, and a man more
brutal in another. 1t is the part of a
great mind to be temperate in prosperity,
and resoute in adversely; to despise what
the vulgar admire, and to prefer medi-
ocrity 10 excess. We are all subject to
accidents, unkind seasons, distempers, and
diseases, and why may we not reckon the
actions Of base, designing men, among
those accidentsl He who is wel-tem-
pered, will stand all the changing shocks
Of life, without perturbation. II is only
mans inward fear that makes us curious
to know what is going on abroad.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
New Steamships for the Pacific
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Early next summer there will be
placed on the Pacific coast the largest
steamship that has ever iloated upon tho
waters of that ocean. The New York
Courier and Enquirer says;
'She Is now building, by Stephen G..
Bogcrt, in the Wcstcrvelt yard, at the
foot of Houston street, and will register
about 5000 tuns. The only approach
that has been made to this among the Pa
cfic steamers has heen by the Golden
Age, of 2,iO0 tuns. The dimensions of
the new steamer are rs follows: Entire
length ON deck, 325 feet length of keel,
3l5 feet; breadth of beam, d3 feet.
depth of hold, from the spar deck, 30
feet. She is diagonally braced with
heavy iron straps, each of which is fast
cned nt tho head to brace, which sur
rounds the ship at the height of the main
deck, under the clamp. Her floors and
futtock timbers are of white oak, top tim
bers Of tamarack, is planked throughout
with white oak, and celed with yellow
pine plank, which ,apers gradually from
II inches at the bige to 6 inches at the
main-decI, clamps.
She will be propelled by one single
beam engine, with 90.inch cylinder and
IL feet stroke, now building at the Nor
gan Iron Works, and it is confidently be-
licved that she will have boiler surface
sufficient to generate any amount OF steam
rcquired-this being the point where so
many steamers have failed Ifer guards
will be constructed in such a manner as
to afford facilities for promenading sell
dom enjoyed in sea-going vessels, and
good ventilation is secured by means Of
large side ports, and high, airy between
decks. SO that, taking everything int,
consideration, she is calculated to com.
bine great strength and speed with those
invaluable qualities to steamships in
southern latitude-roomines and ventia-
ton. She will be launched some time il,
March, and will be ready for sea in the
month of June.
The keel Of a new steamship, 2SS
feet in length, whose breadth of beam
will be Al feet, and depth of hold 80 feet,
is now laying by the same builder for the
same parties, Chas. Morgan & Son, and
she is intended for the California trade.
She will be built on the same plan, ex-
cept that, inasmuCh as she is intended for
the Atlantic service, she will not be fur
nlshed with the same improved guards
and side ports