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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
NUMBER 81.
TO THE FRIENDS OF
The Cedar Valley Branch Of the Ch'eag

1he Cedar valley Brdnch ct me C"sc"S''
Ioua d NEBRASKA Railroad.
The great severity of the past win
ter, added to their constant duties III
taking care of the work progressing
on their line, between Clinton and Ce-
dar Rapids, has prevented any of the
Eastern Directors of the Chicago,
Iowa & Nebraska" Railroad from
visiting the counties along the line of
the Cedor VALLEY Branch, as they
hoped and expect.M to do. But though
deprived Of the pleasure of visiting
the people along the line of your road,
the Eastern Directors have at no time
lost sight of your interests, or failed
to appreciate the great Importance
and value of your Branch. Indeed it's
Importance and value are too great for
the Road to be reckoncd as Branch
road--and the Directors of the "Chica-
90, Iowa & Nebraska' Railroad no
longer SO regard it. They consider it
a great Trunk road uniting the Capt.
tai of Minnesota and the Central re-
gion of that Great Territory with
Chicago and the Eastern cities, through
one of the richest valleys in the world
and by line road for cheapness
and low grades, giving great speed,
will prove one of the most re-
markable and profitable roads ever
built. The Directors Of the Chicago,
Iowa & Nebraska" road have the
happiness now of assuring the citizens
of your counties along the line, that
the brightest prospects are open be-
fore the Cedar Valley road. The late
land grant to the Territory of Mime
sofa was prepared by Gen. Shields,
in connection with our own Directors,
with direct reference to extending
your Cedar Valley road to St. Paul.
Gen. Shields visited Chicago on the
18th day of March, and sought an in
terview with the leading Directors Of
the Dixon Air Line" (Galena) road
and the Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska"
road with a view to organize tor build
ing the Minnesota line. At that
meeting the preliminary arrangements
were made uniting your Valley road
with the Minnesota line in interest,
and organizing a company Of the most
able Railroad Capitalists in the Union,
to build this great Cedar Valley Road
from Clinton, Iowa, through Cedar
Rapids and the Cedar Valley to St.
Paul
These arrangements will be closed
by the Goth of April, by which time
we hope that every county lying in
the Cedar Valley will have given un-
mistakeable evidence of its zeal and
liberality in aid Of this great work,
by votes of County aid. As our sur
veys are all made to the State line no
unnecessary delay need occur in hav-
ing the work soon commenced above
Cedar Rapids, and rapidly progressing
in every county to the head waters Of
the Cedar River.
CHAs. WALKER
Prest., c. |. & \ r. r.
Jas. Purdy, V. Prcst.
l. B. Crocker, \. Y.
A. S. Mitchell, st. Louis.
L. NJ. Flornoy, Ky.
C. \. Lambard, Boston.
John. Bertram, Boston.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

FIFTY YEARS Hence Right Rev.
Bishop Clarke is delivering lecture
entitled Fifty years hence from
which we extract the following
Fifty years hence, the newly mar
ried pair will step into an emporium
for the sale of houses, look over the
book of patterns, select one to suit
their taste and means, order it, and it
will be sent home in the morning, put
together and occupied at night. In
travelling, as great change will take
place Instead of the dusty road and
crowded car, there will be splendid
Locomotive Hotel, flying over road
carpeted with turf and bordered with
shade trees, undertaking its approach
with sweet music instead OF the de-
moniac shrek of the steam whistle,
and labelled through from Boston to
San Francisco in four days. Instead
of the unsightly telegraph poles, there
will be, fifty years hence, a network
underground, and under the bosom Of
the deep, and it will click off thoughts
instead of words. Then the Electric
Battery will light all the street lamps
at once, enable all the clocks of the
city to keep exact time, and kindle the
beacons on the dangerous rocks, where
now men hazard their lives and wear
out their lonely days. Then the au-
thor will not write by our slow pro-
cess, losing his rarest fancies, but he
will sit down to the newest chirograph.
ical instruments, and putting his tin-
gers upon the keys, write as fast as
he can think.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
Communications.
For the St Charles Republican lntelligcnccr.
BELSHAZZAK'S FEAST.

1t was night in Babylon ; and
though its massive walls were sur
rounded by the army of the bcsicgcrs
yet the great city of the Chaldeans
was filled with sounds of mirth and
revelry for Belshazzar the king had
made sumptuous feast to thousand
of his mobiles and captains. Belshaz-
Ear, surrounded by all the princes of
his kingdom, reclincd on couch of
velvet, quaffing the ruby wine from
massive golden goblcts, studded with
diamonds and precious stones. ltwas
indeed a festive night The moon
shone brightly down upon the army,
which was encamped without the gate
of the city. Their lances glittered in
the moonbeams while within, the
streets are deserted, except those near
the kings palace, where some-per-
haps uninvited-thronged to gaze up
on the costly edifice. The light beam
ed soft and brilliant from the thousand
lamps that illumined the scene, and
shone on the fair and noble gathered
there to pay homage to their king
And now comes softly stealing through
the lighted halls the music of thou
sand minstrels, which charms and be.
wilders the brain with it's melody
And sparkling eyes meet, and ruby
lips are parted with the smile of joy,
as the lighter music of fairy feet are
heard engaging in the merry dance,
and bounding to the music's silvery
tone. The hours passed on unheeded
Belshazzar had now drank from the
sparkling bowl, until his brain grew
crazed, his eye grew wild, and his
whole soul seemed on fire with the ex
citement of the hour. He gazed upon
the revelry with joyful eyes and tri
umphant looks. But while some are
still feasting from the sumptuous
board, the king suddenly grew pale
and gazed wildly around him, while
his knees smote together with alright
He was instantly surrounded by his
courtiers, who inquired of him the
cause. He replied not, for his eyes
were instantly fixed upon the opposite
wall, where a hand was tracing in
bold and blazing characters the words
of strange language. The hand in
stantly vanished, and the terror strick
en- king and the amazed group that
had gathered around him, were too
palsied with fright to fly from the spot
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
4oetrp.
Selected for the Intelligencer.
Gems Of Poetry.

GemS OF Poetry.
ACCLAMATIoN
When all thy mountains clap their hands ii
And all thy cataracts thuLder-"T That's tn
boy!"
Trust me Clara We're de We're!
From yon blue heaven above us bent,
The grand old gardener and his wife
Smile ut the claims Of long descent.
7ennyson.
She was like
A dream of poetry, that may not be
Written or told-exceeding beautiful.
Willis.
Heaven never took pleasure or pride,
In starving stomachs, or horsewhipp' d hide
DR.. Wolcoa.
Lady, you are the cruelest she alive,
If you will lead these graces to the grave,
And leave no copy.
Shakespeare.
CLERGY.
If such dinners you give,
You II ne er want for parsons as long as you live
l he er knew parSOn without SOOd nose,
But the devil as welcome wherever he goes
Dean. Suyf.
DANCING
/ saw her at a country ball;
There when the sound of flute and fiddle
Gave signal sweet in that old hall,
Of hands across and down the middle.
Hers was the subtlest spell by far
Of all that sets young hearts romanceng;
She was our queen, our rose, our star;
And when she danced-oh, heaven hcl
dancing!
Pread.
CORPULRNCE.
Let me have men about me that are fat
Sleek-headed men, and such as slcepo' nights
YOn Cassius has a lean and hungry look
He thinks too much; such men are dangerous
Shakespeare.
The ghost of many veteran bill
Shall hover around his slumbers
o. ". Holmes.
EMIGRATION.
/ hear the tread of pioneers,
Of nations yet to he,
The first low wash of waves where soon
Shall roll human sea.
Whittier
Children of wealth or want, to each is given
One spot of green, and all the blue of heaven
o. ". Holmes.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
" daest@arb tbe Gourse Of Gmpirt takes its daap."

gentleness. Her person is above the
medium height, well proportioned, and
weighing about one hundred and twen-
ty-five or thirty pounds. She is blonde,
with light hair, worn perfectly plain,
and with faultless complexion,
blending the lilly with the rose," and
pronounced by common consent Of both
sexes beautiful" Although much
accustomed to fashionable society,
Miss Lane has evidently avoided the
dissipations which are so common in
Washington life, and which cause so
many beauties to fade ere the spring
time of life is over.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
St. Charles Hotel,

ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO, IOWA
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, PROPRIETOR.
Walkers line of Stages leave this House for
all points, daily
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

Dress is one of the fine arts.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

PArIENCE.-"I remember says the
celebrated Wesley, "hearing my faith
er say 70 my mother, How could you
have the patience to tell that block.
head the same thing twenty times over!
why said she, If had told him
but nineteen times, | should have lost
all nv labor"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

Prentice gives it as his opinion that
if all the liquor in the world was in
the same fix as that in the demijohn,
standing in the bedchamber of the post
master at Chicago, labelled "to be
drank when Doug glas is elected Presi-
dent" and the labels respected, that
the good Father Mathew himself could
ask no more.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
Magnolia House,

UNITED STATES HOUSE,
s. HALE, PROPRIETOR,
West side of the Public Square,
WEST UNION, FAYETrE CO., ,........ IOWA.
il" Containing the only office i'm the place
for the East, West, North and South Stage
Company. Travellers will find this good
stopping place. Good stabling attached to the
pralnices
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16

UHAS. " ALKER,
Prest., C. |. & \. r. r.
JAS. Purdy, V. Prcst.
l. B. Crocker, y. Y.
A. 5. Mitchell, st. Louis.
L. NJ. Flornoy, Ky.
C. \. Lambard, Boston.
John. Bertram, Boston.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-16
Business 1irettorp.

Business Cards of five lines or less will he inserted 10
this column for S. 90 per annum. For each additional
line over fve dollar will be charged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24

IICCla MANURE - p,> - "n1les~
tionab the mos va ua'le i'rm In "nIh
manure can be lied vet consider
able caution Is ne e.rs,ary il lis appllca-
ton. \ correspondent OF the C0Hntry
Gentleman says tnat he lot "A fine plan
tation Of yoang prle-t'ees, by nr' r'In'
lnp off l1uid n4un,c Z from a.. ishb -
inc barn-y rd. When used, 1T should
away, be luted. luste al OF being
allow ed to run waste, as is too COM
,,onl> IN case, tank, o. ci>t rn shpuld
be m d. for the r. ception Of AL liquid
manure of the farm. 1t viii ply wed
to make them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
OrouilIs a]aiIq Bntte Rrrorh.
WEEKLY BUrlE RECORD

For cirefilainn In the nmtng md agricultural dis
trcts Of county, will con ain thrOcal aud general
news of the week, iitrrsn"rscd with par'~ting mis-
coanpn,Is reading matter Il viii rpntain twenty
eight columns ot rendng matter. and will he one vi
the large nnd cheapest Wrrkiy Newspapers In the
Rlqiu Published every saturday II rns-S5 per
ADnum: sD months. ~; three months. 50.
ApvtRristNENTs per square oi ten line" orlrss
arst ms rtron 81 -
Each .ib.ra,ent Insertion so
~" \ librral DEDUCTION will he made In favOrOi
thusr vito advertise b> the wear
Hs- Bu-iues, rtri- ia-rr'ri On r-r-"nnhlcierms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
John ID. Keating
In t;le City OF Harysviile!
Q r O V l. / &
Ste &rIl Saw MILL,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yuNHE Proprietor Of this establishment il n"w pre-
d pnr,d a. contract tur. aud deliver rdrr- from
500 u uOl feet. Ct elmer &, mmOu Pine Or Rel
+ r Lumh'r ~ Tia" loves market rates The Red
FIR Will oc found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used
All prrsors about to buill. sill find il Ia their ad
.autngu Ia pnrrhas' nt this mtl. ~ they can have
their H.. nhr sawed To order. in Lengths and sizes to
suit, and delivered Free % IA rye.
Attached 70 ihi, rsrIhl -hmrIt is one of Wood
wprth's pt"nI Planning. Tnuguring and Grroving
Machines AMI n orders for PlI'-l Lumber OF any
description can ne immediately Hlled
Alwa, on hand. Shrvitg. r. nriug beveed Sid
ing Ioi>t Frncing BnariS, Suce Lumber Pickrts
Iahr Snuk,.~ and struggles.
Also un hand. Doors Windows &c or era for
Doors Windows aud Blinds. III with despatch
GEO w GARRIOTT.
OroyiIle. April 24th. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
OrouiI.e Nai,g Bntte Rctoyn.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE n. 1887.
\ Sudden Conversion.
A THRI LING STORY.

A yrai passed away, and VI 'ses Eel
ton returned To Vermont He en- er-
Ell the Court II use at Burlington, nd
Dani'l Bryan W 5 on the a. n pleai-
i'g for young man who h I'd b en- in
diced for forgery. FELTON, st rted with
surprise. Never before had Bryan
looked 50 noble and commanding. and
never before hid such torrents of eo-
qnence poured from his lips The case
was given to the jury, and the v"u'h
was acquitted The successful counsel
torn i from the court room, and he
met Moses FELTON,.
They sho hands, btu did not speak.
When til y reached spot where otn-
RS could not hear them, Br an stop
ped 'Mo>es.' he said, 'do you now
rrm"mher the words you >p Ike to me
a Year ago' =
i do, Daniel
'Will Nou now tax" them back--un-
say them now and forever =
Yes with all NV he rt II
'Th'n | al" IN p'rt repaid
'And wh must the rcnoinder of
the pnImen be > ASKED Moses.
i must die an honest, unperju"ed
man The GA h that has b und me
thus far, was made FIR If y
That evening Mary b'yan was among
the happ'esl OF thr happy. No allu-
sin was made in words t. that st angs
seem OF one YEAR bafo e; but VI ses
could re d il the coutcn nee # his
stcr and her husband the altitude
theN did not >pe k.
And I'ani Bry IN yet lives, one Of
the IN IT hon"red IN n in Vermont.
FIVE tunes ha he sat in The State IT,
ei,la ure; thrice N the Senate, md
once in the Nation | Congress-, and he
Is m orn m ut 10 society, d elm
i 9 all otFrs IF pubic Office, from the
tac that his profession i IN IT" 'cra-
i've, wnile plenty If others wait the
ffices which he cares nothing for
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
Information Wanted

OFGEo W. BOLTON--Wheu last heard from. he
we ~ isa- Ne-S5ess M,n9a Any i0S,7Sa sses. az
recled this Office, will be gratefully received by hs
mother,
MRS. f PORT, orovile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
NOTICE.

TATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE,
Be.F4 IS s8psTV4se7s. Hsj FvF'B ls57
OruVie. Nay 10, 1851
IT Is ORDERED that her, alter. any person pre-
sening claim for serV ices or labor OF any nature
ior merchandise or any u'her property or sup
les for the OF the County. shai certify thern.n
,ai officer pers ord red or con rlcted tor such
vice, labL- or supplies
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
ArTKsr: The fo egoin4 IA IrIe copy from the '1r-
dot sad Ruand. Witness my haud uHd the seal OF
.. =. said County, This Suy 23d. l~57.
sc. MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
o1oVIcL|
w A e r WOR K s !

G.. W. GARRIOTr, PROPRIETOR,
INT, NDS lmmedutcly to com iurncc extending
u the main pipe th-o"gh Mnnigpmrrl, Dnwner.
Bird, iIuntoun, and Myers streets. Parties who wish
to have attachments ina H. to he same. will have
them nte ir In nv leaving the- ord r. at ,he Dro-
Nhe Steam Mn Office
The advlhl,1es ~ these Water Works to the cit
liens oi Ororiile. NUT br npprrent 'vriy onr-nn
auxiliary and tabor saver to he housewife, ell as
store res and hotel keepers, aud 'eady at all
times of The d ~ or night Tor their nse
X T. & l. l. 4 / q \ :
lst Parties wanting the water must npply at the
office ana obtain their ceriiticltrs tor the sam, by
paving ~" II SerVic' ptDp t1t or' n Jh% rent
2nd NJ alIittnn or alteration whalcver IN or
about ANY pipe or wnier c'cS, shall be made. ~
caused tO hC made UN prr-pu~ takiDS te whier with
out permission ot th" proprietor
3rl All prrs taking water shall keep their own
service p,prS. siop-c"ck-, and apparatus, IN gooi
order, at their own cNprn~, and shall prevent any
unneCrs- waste of Nu'er.
An. P1ntics taking The water and allowing thei-
neigh hbur> and others To sr the me, will be charge1
double rateS or more nS the c may he.
5lh. the Water Rent Is due IN a ivuncr, monthly,
and IN ali wncrr the rent Is not paid 10y the 5th.
the water w ne stop ed
The prop letnr /, nj llunrs supplied " IN mnteri'
nj Tor c, pipe water c"scs, &C. ana has III his
employ oiu at The best plumbers lnthe Sta u.
OruVillc, i Yril ltn l. 7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
MINERS B AK ERY
Montgomery steert 'ioors above the Orleans iote
D Il q = l. l. r.
STEPHEN TOLAND.. .Propreto,

FENI,S iS THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORo
u viir. aud tue proprietor woUid ackno~ edge
his haukst the people OF Drovilic and vicinity, to-
shc1r''is tT'"=P.--yP --9.-TySS ~ ~
same, rcl.a2 confident that he can give nctter sails
faction tnT t'e same money. than any other estaO
lishmeni of the KIND In OrnvIlle. lies made d
fresh Ifuit of all klnds and 1AkE of every variety
at LOW PAGES. can he had at his bakery, ot will
be delivered at the doors of his customers
Oroviile, Dec ~, t>dH d3l.U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24

PERsEvEgE AND OBrACLEs WILL
VANISH, The c are spo', in al our
ivcrS ain It, the Hudson, Conn l.
cut, Mississippi and others, where he
prospect is shut in by their suit n
ben AID turns, or by islands scatter
ed on their bnsoms, so that t. the mex
perlenced eve n" wa. seem. open to
any fur her advance upOn them. The
ouSaud Island on Lake OAtarlo IS u
IN gmticent exrmolo Of this the "
ger can OF at first t no = it Is D1-si-
be at GER ain places to ma ke much fur
e progress, AMI pc 'rtra!e wha.
seems TO be- the absolute limit of the
water.
80 It happens often IN most per>'"s'
rxpe fence Obstacles present them
selves in front thai rally appear i'll
urmuuntahl,. o." does n Il see any
va, to turn n or,irr to ex re te nim-
sell from yer he mi embtrras nont,
and he is ready TO live u in despair.
Bu. NIL deSper0mdum--keep mov,nL-
,ers"ver d err Ion! IA passage will
pen as f b, mage ne'ore yoa. and
y.ur lirtl bark of II p" anl happu 80
" Ii p :, through unlarm Il, is Doctor
X ,nr'. boats lad more han once tlrI'
II IDLE "hff, Of ic' on either SIDE,
witch tn c.tencd TO crush them IN
nome t. Then, he onl hese m3-
times rtal, 50 oe mes lmagInary periis,
a rr pets ectiv' blr t np)n The
- ~ ,u4ss~ ,,t44 .psAthes hs @a0n,
raiuS Of ice, no. land impe Inn ut, nor
'ive' u We, bat exoandng everywhere
before n rgrtlr ent rp'l G, an pro-
ml,ing rs ;>u r"w'r' ~ "'ss.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-24
j l. 5 L X Il G. Ell Y h ID

DER STE AMER GOLDEN GAZE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, fiy Fish. III ing MIST hrge
supply of 2 re tream Tartar. IarG ''il. Extract 'i'
uuurIrr. ,iue Ntrin Germ IN AMI Engilsh NHrnOmIir
SHItp ire, corn starch. shakers Sa'snpara, @arSa-
parItn Root, Gum ArabIHc. tHrc Acid, Potash, IA
tracts oi lennon Rose and Nanll II. Vanilla kea3s
Boiled iin,ced oil. castor tlt in harrelS. Pure c
low unI White Wax Kid ler's, Towers and Wel-ht-
mans Ia turiC Acid Bay Rum IN cases aud barrels
r,-h ti"p> IN une podnI packages. sage, fankre.
>uHp. ludriblr Ink. Roses Backing Brushes 'lh-
sons Blarklny. cod Liver ni. spanish and American
S+firnn. Duhn's Extracts. Genuine Nr4ht's EIhh.
dfrlhs .;uila'> aud O'hcr Pllio Chamts Skius. Ly>
cnps,lium, E>Srutldl Oils 'ohgrcs- Nater IN plnls
aud uuart~, BuraX, Sal : da. Pearl FARLEY an MANY
% ner staple aliclrs whcn tuqclhtr Wlh our tnrner
lnrge stock of Drug. makes oar assortment a. varied
aqd large ~ any brug ilo t>e IN hr cliI, 10 ~mch
We invite the ,lentiun ut the Trade ani others buy
my IN this market. ALBAN Fhb 1 \SN c.,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
ap1tf l6i. street, Curutr oh.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

GRAND CONCERT, on the occasion of the
" ANIMAL EXHIBITION sad FFsTivAL q ths MY =
YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, al EIBLos 70
LOON. THURSDAY EVENING Oct. 1. 1857, By zoe Nv
iOkE BKSDELssOHN UsiOS who hsye nnd, ~ a.
.pona,d the Of The Conttss ~ 49,
p~iforu .ous cho,ce selections II vocsl and
TIE ionOsps named Ladies ms1esn al tns Spnsyxr Nj.
pear In Or ncicsl paFt.: Miss DiSGLkf, An Cko" M
HANLkY. Yisust Mr. VIM. Bus@i coEa.s'ee..' u,ys
Wsshburn Acsss. COMMITTEES of Ansns ri ket1 10
BE- had af the fslo~iBs pssess J. u. fsese.rn sx a w
IohBst ball sons Muse st,s. No =" $500 No, IA
Broadway a. Burt1a 8oaksesrs. - T :. ,,, r, a.
paye Hyuy. Boohs;cye, "a " L-"~S' 40
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

$1,000 Copies
HNHE GREATEST BOOK Of the YEAR.
i The new Romance by The sutlor Of
THE WATCaMAN.
Mr. Maitland has chosen for the title of his snt best
TIE WATCHMAN,
of which
THoUtLNp coPirs
sold IN this country and IN Enssnd,
SARTAROE :"
A ROMANCE OF NORWAY.
We have The unqualified testimony OF number OF the best
literary IHtse in this country who have read the work with
great care, that It is one Of the
ROMANcEs EVER ISSUED N THis cOvNTEN.
This book far The Wsc hmau
the of which almost unprecedented IL the literary
malls Of the world.
The work is dedicated 20 -
WASHINGTON IRVING,
BY bis express permission aud has received his unquhed sP
probation II will make handsome volume OF aoO f.ees
Orders fr ~ trade respectfully solicited we shsi
publish the beok about the first OF October 'ol I%o -
w Z. FETRIOGE Co,
No Isl Broadway. New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
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