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How IT HAPPESED.--TheC Cincinnati Enqui.
rer.:a thorough paced Locofoco organ, dare
not defend the rascally robberies Of the Uni
ted States Treasury psrpesrated under the
new regime at Washinfton City. And 90 the
editor endeavors to shift the responsibility
from the shoulders Of the Democratic Ad.
ministrasion, and charges home on the Know
Nothings - follows:
"The retirement OF Whittlesey and Peter
u. Washington-the latter the ablest officer
ever in the employ Of the Government in his
peculiar line--has given great relief to GER
tain clamorous claimants and bankers. who
have had, during the administration Of Guth-
RE, to gnash their teeth and lick their dry
chops with great distrust and chagrin at the
vigilance and obstinacy Of t0ld Guthrie and
sPeter G. The fact that Clayton, who sue
ceeds to Washington, was quite recently a
Know Nothing-having voted three wears
ago for Mr.. Towers ~ Mayor Of this city
that he was an ofhce-holder under Crawford,
In Taylor's administration, when the Gal.
phin claim was allowed, and that he is a yery
incompetent ofhcer, are much dwelt on.''
All very we'll, Mr.. Enquirer, but who drove
honest Elisha Whittlesy and Peter G. WASH
inGton from Office and installed their Gal.
Phir successors? Was it not done by the
present Administration, and that, too. With
the very purpose of robbing the treasury TO
pay such fellows as Dick Thompson for their
support?
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0clent11ic EnteJtai n m a {
OF PHILOSOPHICAL EXPERIMENTS.
AZ the Cnitsrian Church.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 30.
sHk Entertainment will consist Of . great vari
l. ETY. Of experiments In Electricity, Salyanism.
Chemistry and Natura Philosophy, with expia,
nations adapted To the capacity Of all
Experiments with the Centre petal Machine.
showing how the form Of the Heavenly bodies
we're prod.ced.
A rod Of Iron will be suspended In the air. nm.
touched By An ythiDg.
boy will be suspended by electricity
MAgnets will be charged and discharged.
Tne cause o. the Magnetic Needles pointing 10
the No nth will be explained.
The proof that the Earth is . Magnet
Water will b deconposed and formed
small Cannon will be loaded with water, and
AIRED Oh with an leicle.
Water viii also be set on are and bonars A.ilt
With Ice together with many other instructive and
pleasing experiments.
Aorhe Water Gas Light experiment win b.
introduced, exhibiting beautiful gas light from
the combustion Of water.
An experiment pss VIII b mad. illustrating II.
the ship: sunk : h.Ibor 81 s.b..topol.
Many intsres xps rimsnu will b made with
A GALvANIC BATTERY.
The entertainment TO conclude with . beautiful
BALLOON ASCENSION,
With Net and Car Attached.
Tickets g5 Cents.
A-No more Tickets will be sold than the Hall
will comfortably accommodate. Doors will Oman
At o'clock, and Exhibition commence at 3.
N. B.-Tickets to the Geological Lectures win
n.t admit persons to this Entertainment
NOTE TO THE PUBLIC.
These entertainments have been given before
NOR than 200 900 Persons in the United Ststss
and have never failed TO elicit the war msst enco
niums from the Clergy, Professors and Teacher
in every department Of learning.
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inNE Of the best and most desirable farms In
~ Hancock county, Ills, will b. sold st great
bargain, 320 acres, situated the leading road
from Hamilton to Quincy, miies from the former
place. Itcontains large brick house with good
cellar, an elegant barn and other out houses, we'll
watered. nearly all under fence and In good state
Of cultivation with the largest and most product-
i've orchard OF choice kinds of fruit In the country.
Another farm OF ls4 acres, four miles from
keokuk, q miles of Warsaw, with good frame house,
barn, out building fine orchard DC. farm we'll i'm
proved, with good proportion Of prairie and tim.
ber easy OF access by good roads 10 either Of the
above mentioned places. The first farm men toned
was fitted up in fine order, MS home for the owner
but loss OF health requires southern climate. The
above will be sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres on String Prairie wei i'm proved,
with good payments, and win DO SOLD very low.
Also, = we'll improved farm miles from Mel
depot, containing lbs acres, % acres timber.
Also, = farm containing 700 acres, 80 acres i'm
proved, balance heavily tmbered, 8 miles from
keokuk and Ia from Mclrose.
apr30d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
Please EXAMINE
1 OTIS 10, IL, and in block ~, old limits nne.
IL ly situated on 4th street, directly opposite the
residence of Mr.. Chittandsn.
Lot II, block Is, old limits, corner 5th and Ce-
dar streets. Valuably located. Terms moderate.
Lots ii and IL, block Is, on Main st, near Gas
Works.
West 4 Of lot 10, block So, Msin-.t.
Lots and 2, block 81, ON Ath between Bank and
Times.
lsfect of 10, 3, block 5, opposite Postofhc<.
Lots in kilbourne's Ad d., at very low figures.
in Mason . Lower Add.
Part IF Lots ande, block ia, old limits,
Lot s, block lis.
Lot Ii, 8.
acres, this side Of the frs, tol-gA.e on Plank.
road. For sale by SAMPLE RANKIN.
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benses, $ll4, 449 "A
The foregoing estimate does not include
interest on bonds to be issued under the con
tract OF Black, Mcintosh 4 Co., for doing
$4,000 Of grading before the let dsy Of
January, 1859, nor the amount of interest on
bonds to be issued to Messrs. Zwart's on
contract Tor building two culverts on Fifth
street. In reference to many items under the
head OF contingent expenses, there 10 NO way
20 arrive ut any certain conclusion, the whole
matter being under the control OF the city
council but from past experience have no
doubt the contingent expenses will overrun
the estimate aforesaid. The council viii
perceive that the foregoing does not include
anything for streets, except for contracts al.
ready made, but am informed that consid.
cradle additional work will be necessary il
order to preserve the culverts and render the
streets available.
The probable amount Of receipts, from ali
sban except taxation, will probably be
B. s. MERRIAM, Clerf.
alderman Patterson moved that the spe.
ciai committee, to whom was referred the pe.
a.'on OF ). Z. 5. Carter, for the privilege
81 putting mp frame building ADJOINING
their mandatory, be instructed to report
an ordinance authorizing the same to be
done. Said motion was rejected bv thu
following vote:
=, Yeas = Aldermen Beebe, Patterson and
Wyman. 3AS
Nays--Aldermeu Bishon. nav cu;.h
Walling. S'A @au
The following Bills were allowed:
Jon. Stewart, tor boarding prisoners. acs
!. Y. Grlffey, for nuisance account. dos
Judges aud clerks Of special election. 1870
Rents OF room election day, G'o0
The bill OF John Stewart, Of SIS Al
Tor costs IN city cases, was referred TO the
soislaa.ssee judiciary.
sundry bills reported by L. J. Folsom.
late stree, supervisor, were referred to the
committee on claims.
The City Engineer reported the aprortion.
ment 70 the lots in block No. "a, for grading
tue alley through said block; also the appor.
tionmnnt 70 portion Of the lots in aid
block Tor the building Of ! culyert therein
wnereupon the following resolutions were
adopted, viz:
Resolved, That special tax, = Indicated
below, be assessed and levied upsn the lots
hereinafter described, the same being the
'Peciai tax upon said lots for the grading Of
ne alley through block No. ~, and Also for
building culvert through said block. q an.
'ortioned BY the City Engineer ia hia report
II April Is, 1857.
Gnu y
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a. From the following letter, which We
clip from the Burlington Gazette, it appears
that DR.. Eads still engineers the Loeofoco
party Of Iowa and issues his bulletins in true
military style, announcing HE victory to the
faithful partisans under his command. II
WAS reported that Eads, who should be in the
penitentary, had run OF to Nicaragua, but
il seems the Democracy can't spare him yet
As Walling got only $4,000 of the school
fund, upon which to base his claim for the
Post ONCE at Keokuk, the hundred thousand
or so which Eads embcxrled, will probably
entisle him to Judge Mason's place at the
head Of the Patent Office.
The reign of "the thieves" has come in
Iowa.
Iowa CuY, Iowa, April %.
EDS. GAzErTK-- Gents: From the Official
returns which have been received, you can
safely set down the Democratic vote in the
State at twenty five hundred majority for the
Democratic State ticket. T. S. Parvin will
have the largest vote Of any man on the
ticket.
Grimes, Star / Co., had better start for
Kansas. am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
jams d. EADs.
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gvIt 10 stated by the st. Louis Democra,
that Rev. john Covert, Of Ohio, has fixed on
CaDanche, Clinton Co., lows, for establish.
ing m inst,taticn OF learning. The citirens
subsssibs ~, 200, and no il TO expcud e3o,.
OUO in hsildiDg, grounds, &c. Mr.. Covert
vas formerly aonn ectsd with the female coll
lsgs AT College Hill, Hamilton Co., o., then
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Metallic Roofing.

TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRoN.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
r. 8. RICKEY,
Third.St., bet. Main 4 Me Il sau.
Is NOW RECEIVING
A FINE SUPPLY OF STOVES,
Which for service beauty, and smoothness Of cast-
ing cannot be sxcellsi, Manufactured by North,
Chase 4 North, Philadelphia, Penn.
Call and examine for yourselves.
&1-Jobting Of all kinds doss sssA yyo~ptness. %,
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
It needless for me to ray anything in favor Of
good Metallic Roof, we'll puton, for IL Is sufficient
proof Of itself Metallic Roofs are almost sxcl,-
svsly used in all the principal cities In preference
70 any other; but they use the best Of tin and
paint !. on the under side before putting il down.
which adds but little 70 the expense and makes il
more durable. shall in all cases adopt this plan.
All DESTROYS Of having good Roof will please give
me Acall. II. S. RICKEY,
aprZs-dom ksokuk, Iowa.
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DURKEE 4 CO.,
nsis.Ss., NersA Side, As,. - 4 lsA,
KEokUx, IOWA.
AhESow OFFERING oSEor TIL
Largest ana most Elegant Stocks
SPR RING @ DS,
At Retail. In the West, sos.is,ss In ya,, Of
Splendid Ress siks,
splssdia Bayadsrs Striped silk,
SplsnAid Chiss Striped silks.
All solsrs II Plain Silk,
superb Dlssk silks.
Plain oasins,
Tas. Raslns
satin DseAina; Elssa.t Tissss Rslss. Haseaas
Barge hsbss,
Rlegaas 0rgsadis Robes,
Elegant Printed Jsskesstt Rsbss,
Lawn Robes,
end FrsssA Priss Robes
Travelling Dress 0soAs.
Argsnsinss,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbaigs,
Silk and Linen Orieaeals,
Linsn Chsn,broy, &C., &C., &c.
Rrsssh, English and American Prats Of The hsst
brands and newest styles.
bACE URTAINS,
And Curtain Materials and fixtases Of al klads.
Linen and Cotton shssting, Pillow Cass
Cottons and Linens, asd
@Ail other AousefarnisAing Goods. -
ssnplsts stock " Knbroislsriss, Collsn, Usdss.
sleeves, Handkerchief, worked Bands, Can
brio, Linen and Laos sets, With .,
SPLENDID srocX OF FINE LAcrs.
Sssh - real Hoaiton. real yslisaeisnnss, POIn,
APplisAsiss, English TArs ed. Gsipsrs, H.
Carpets ana OH Colshs.
A.A EnslisA Velvet Tapestry.
oeA {" I"
AsA Rrus..l,a %
8sl ..
rnpssiai Ply, aaA sspsrApe Ingram.
vsnisisn, Uaion and Hs.p Velvet, Brussels and
Vsnitian Stair csrpstisg Rsgss, Maits
and Dragssts. Rlse Oil Cloths
fros : 70 10 fest vide.l
Having the advantage Of . resident ssyss Ia
Nsv York, vs shall b rsssivisg constant sAAites,
70 our stock, Lesp,ss II ali seasons Of tAs yea.
fall aad esuplsss. which win ~ sela iron y \
S~ cent. Losr las say efAr Asrss IN less CO,
cell.
The Stock amounts 70 nearly
100000 90,
And eonssqssnsly Grs>,sr Variety .has
ANY oTHER ONE CONCERN,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N q d EV At o "
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AGENTS rom
Queen's Patent Portable
= u N d BEL L o w s!
ESOk Biacksmiths, Jewellers, Dsntisss, Machine
i Shops, Boiler Aaksu, Coppsrs NTH. shipsiar -
uuarric 60, Miners. Railroads, Public Works, &c,
American SsaP Anvil,
Faced with Steel, In one continuous piece Thsss
Anvts, Tor strength, durability, and Anish, are
Ia the largest shops in the country. We vs,rans
them sound, the fscc put on In one piece, and par
tectly welded 70 the body, the metals Of the best
quality, and the temper uniform.
superior article.
Thisahie sksins asa Pipe sexes.
The Ine,, advantages are becoming more appreciated
D.rkee 4 TersysA,s
celebrated krchester hay, platform asA Counter
SCALES. The best Scales In The market. vayrant.
"a correct. They have been 10 use for years. md
can % seen In the stores Of Chittsnden No6avis,
cennaols, 6myth Co., Stafford McCsns, Barns
Rsntgen, Cicghosn 1 Harrison. J. r. CoDeIin. .
etc, and will speak for themselves. Por sale :;
factory prices.
Cray Bvsshsvs, Patsne
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS, ahead Of all othes,
ing yast the thing for the coming ssasea.
D1r0es's Sslf.Seallog RYuls Cans.
The simplest aud best can for preserving Prri,s
aud Vegetables In use. Any one can closs 50 cans
In half IN hour without the aid Of tim n thev
require nsitAsr solder, cement or wax, and can 81
aps1sd CADY, JONES PECK.
CCYTHEs, snashs, Cradles, and hasvsstips tool,
~ IN great variety, at small advapee, BY
apr2sd cADY, JONES 4 PICKS.
addition to our extensive stock Of bal Idlnr.
housekeeping, machinists' and cabinet nah rs
hardware, carpenters and blscksmiths' tools. ve
nave just added complete stock Of Carriage and
waeonmAkers' Material, consisting in part . fol
lows
Hubs, fsiloes, shafts, spokes and bovs.
Isds from best eastern timber, and we'll ssasossd,
knameled and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth.
Plain and figured black muslin. drilli.s a,ch
Carriage lace, tufts. Ac., apron hooks and rines;
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back ,ght:, shaft tips, Silver plated and
Brass Bsnds-Boston, Philsdeiphis and
Reflector patterns. Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; cAss-haPdsasd
Axles-long and short Arm, patent half patsas:
Railway 5prings-pisin and French ears:
.pr,sa ''''' ana axe cs si,l. JONES !. prcx
EsOkkS-iisy, straw and manure, long ana aGe,,
i handles, At Sign Of the Bio ANIL.
SHOvElS AND SPADES.--Amss Rewlas1ss
- Lippenoott's, and Postlsy 1 Noises : Ir.nds ),
long end short handiss. ~
WHKEL-BAkR0ws, cro-bars, e6.r. d'iIls.
~ Stone-hanmsrs, for sale At the sign u the
aprzsd BIO ANVIL.
BOOAAl 0OOkSyI
VuSHk American Family Encyclopedia q NATAL
know ledge, or book VI 1,,2S Receipts and Fsets.
whole library Of subjects usefal to every individ.
1.i; illustrated With l.ess engravines, D. T.
apr2sd OGDEN. BROwNYLL 1 CO.
EWeaakss WyaRauIlcs.
"A DkSCkIPTIvk and Historical account Of
"A Hydraulic snd otADr machines for saisins ~
tss. 18th aneisst - eaes4, with obssrvstions O.
~ Thes. Ewbank. Jbr as ~
k.ar3ed OGDEN. BkOwNHLL 4 co.
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Council Preceeaings.
Council Roon, !
April %, 1857.


Council met. IS
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Beebe
Bishop. Day, Patterson, Smith, Walling and
Wyman.
An abstract Of the votes ct the specia
election, April %, 1857, was received, show.
ing, that there we're for the levy OF the
| tax for tho X. Mt. p. M. r. r.. Co., 6es
votes, and against the same Is votes and
for the levy Of the tax for the X. Fl. ID. 4 NJ.
X. X. Co. I0S votes, and against the same IA
votes.
Ordinance No. l02, an "ordinanoe provi-
ding for the issuing Of bonds to the X. Fl.
ID. Nj. K. r. Go. ;"snd Ordinance No. l03,
can ordinance amending ordinance No. yO,''
were presented and passed.
The following resolutions were adopted :
Resolved, That the City Engineer be in
structed TO enter into contracts with Eerrel
4 MeNamara for the trimming, McAadami-
ring, guttering and curbing Of Second street,
from Main to High street, upon the terms Of
their bid heretofore made.
Resolved, That so much Of Ordinance No.
80, rs relates to the width Of the side walks,
be referred to special committee for mod
fcation. Aldermen Wyman, Smith and Day,
were appointed said committee.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the Council
be authorized to purchase . pair Of scales
for the use Of the Market Master.
Resolved, That the committee on judiciary
be directed to make enquiry as to which plats
OF the additions to the city have been duly
recorded. Also, what measures are neces-
sary in reference to fixing = grade in said
portions OF the city limits.
The petition Of II. Polser and others to
have Missouri avenue opened ~ far as the
city limits, and of Thomas Cross and others
to have Eleventh street graded, from johnson
to Cedar street, were referred to the CON-
mittee on streets and alleys.
The petition Of Messrs. White and Smith
for leave to put up frame shed, on lot 10,
block Ga, and Of James Burrows and So 9TH
ers, asking the Council to include in the Are
limits all the ground lying within $50 feet of
Main street, were referred to the special
committee upon the subject Of Ere limits.
The Clerk Of the Council made the follow
ing report:
To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen of the
City Of Ksokuk:
In accordance with resolution adopted BY
the last city Council, | hereby submit the
following estimate OF the amount necessary
to pay the accruing interest, upon the bonds
OF the city, upon cash contracts, and the
contingent expenses Of the city for the year
ending April, 1858.
The amount of bonds upon which interest
is to be paid, is as follows, viz:
Eight per cent. bonds, 696,545
Ten per cent. 52,7o0
n n
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DDUCE 4 SOW,
Lana Aweuae go $1,000
DgALuns N
EXCHAN(3R Ann LAM ~ A n = 4 vU~>p

EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
wa Ls"ds. Improved Fsrns, Town Properly, &C.,
POET DoDOE, IOWA.
"E pay psvftcxlsv stssnlio~ 70 the seIeetien al
w Lands end their location, With eash OF Land
Wsrrenss, In the ~. Dodge, 6ioax City and Osoee
Land Dictricts, Iowa. We have sgssts q eiesx
CITY and Osage, Who devote tAsr whole TIM snd a.
esntson 70 ths tsansaetioa Of oar badness The n.
odge district will rsoeivs or psrsonai atssAsieu.
We VIII collect notss bills, drafts and asesptsnses
throughoet lows, and remit proceeds pssuptIy N
drafts on New York. Real Estate and Lssd Nsr
rAnts bought and cold on comnissien. Titles e.
Amined and taxes paid. We Also pay pAnsicuLAn
ATTENTION 70 thsloaaiag Of Land Marrsnts Tor roo
rs:idsnts: the losning q money 1t best western
rates, ana 70 invsstmsnts generally. W. sxaaiss
carefully all lands locsts and will give plat md
dsse.iHsioa Oar eomnssisa for leaning = isessiae
Land warrants In the abovs named districts vili g
SIG per leo, 9 per lao, 81 per 90, aaA IS - 9
acres, which shosid accompany the wsrrsnts, -
eiso ths LandO0es fess on Narsants, u 81 isr go
~ acres. II bills Or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTkRED ON TINE.
All sasinsss sntrutsd TO ~ will ssssivs proupt
ApY3o-dkvly
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EXTn a OR BINARY vOLUMEI
QUINTESSENCR OF KNOWLEDGE.
1WQMtre Within.

ron ANYTHING roU wAxr 70 xxow:
Or, over . TOO Facts for the People.
Cloth Gilt. Price 81. 436 pages.
INQUIRE WITHIN tells how 10 make lo~e "a !.
Aprstty girl or eook inner; toe ore sick friend
or cut IN acquaintance to get up u dinner party.
Or dine abroad to play 1t cards chess or any oths,
popular game, or 10 10 church.
INQUIRE WITHIN informs you how 10 kee.
house properly, to dance 10 cure hesdache TO maks
osnAmsntAi vases and other fancy employments "a
The lAtes, 70 establish Aequaintances accordins
the rules Of etiquette enjoy an hour It I.
pussles and arishmetical questions, 10 do up neal
parcel, 70 relieve the In, aid; all for 81
For safe - CLAkKED
apr5Od Literary Depot, Johnson-st.
Fer Ciuctmnatl anA plsssDur9n.
vVNHE Steamer FANNY FERN will
= lsa's for above this iay, at -
Tor freight Or passage apply % board. or 70
BROWN 4 TAYLOR,
@Poo-uit Leyee.
- u. UR M1CNM.
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voR BUILDING cuLvKRrs rHKouaH BLOCK NO. "a
Unknown, Lots 4 2 Block "a $3.50
do do 8 do "a 1925
do do 4 do - 1912
do do 5 do ~ 1888
do do 0 do "a l0l. 25
dorsar ends do Ii IL do "A 258,5O
Coascil adjourned to Tharsdsy, the 3Osh
inst, at 2 O'Clock, n.
b. s. MERRIAM, CLERK.
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1cCoR0aokso 0oapev auA ADwar
FOR 1857.
GRAND0old Medal of Honor AWARDED = q. II.
~ AeCornlek u the Great 1rspsA ExhIhltien q
Paris - 1855. Also, the highest peiss a1ar q q
any Machine d this class q che FrsaeA USivervai
kxhibition y 1870. Ard morn glssiess still, -
aghsst setiafactios and approval 81 over ~ ~
Farmess q oar own country.
The bast evidence that can be offered Of ths aer.
tnued supeSiofity Of these MeeAines 81 the fact
sA~s As.SrHAa sas sssa .c4cissivsty ana lasxely
engaged In this basinsss Tor many moss yeaEs tSas
my ether nanaiase1fsS, and that his sales kave
ss.Seastly insssaesd--thus proving that Me ~
ehlAn - oonpletsly above ind hsyoud the n1Aep
0issspresentatioas Of rival nAu1kastssesp a. eth-
q nd inerioe maaAinn. In 1855 the eolss ffon
The factory 10 CAisass vsss 1,6ee, h 1859 over
l,eOo, With perfect aAtiafsetioa - puseAaeers.
Western Esrnsrs ass DOW nDiAa prAeohay theee
machines that we're noAs tea yoaGs -. ~ ~
eoastrestiop 81 ~ nashines ~ vseenA1 ~
beAa = still naed, Aa1 ~ naehines - Gusesue4e1
= - e!ait & lowering = III gssaA - saisine -
ths ordlnasy height The sst will - abeuS AZ
lest. Tbs main wAssl slight lnsAas wiAe = -
ris, this y asss inpostaat especially \ ~ &c.
ssas md snft leaA. Alee, esA5 sarekas 49, eakae
= = ..rs.gs ~ sss-vAssas = = hssp ~. NJ
1Dvasnsss vishise = psrshass vsald o vell
tsssdsf sasly 70 insure bang sspplleA.
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ug6TRUCTIoN IN MUSIC.
.. o. IsDELL,
HAVING sssrrsa IL ssrvisss Of Mr.. DU01uB
A4skAAABn, Ans Paais1. ard tAsrsagA tss1Ar
~ = psfnsssas assistant, y prspafsd - rsssivs
~ additional Ns@bw 81 PsPils
on fss
PIANO, ORGAN,
ME.oDE0N AND GUITAR;
THOROUGH B4AHE,
lThs aft Of playiag Char d Nsas;D
CULTIVATION or tn. vOIc =. suoI1e, C.
Lnssss given q the Assis Boo -, NJ. 81 Main
strsst, ~ = residences u desired,
Ksoksk. April 3t-deA
Per sale - : nas yaln.
~ ~ spsfsa = ~ psrshassr- sid IL 4 =
NJ ssssads 40 Win = ssil sbssp II applied ~
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