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Miscellaneous Articles

Lamps. of every description; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures, Patent Nutme
/ Gra,ers, Port Monnaies, Segar eases curtain rms
aad Lands Ranjnes, Tambourines Niolins, Guitar
| and Violin strings spcctaees Pocket compas'es'
Tape Lines, Horse FleamS, Pocket knives STAR
| Rods House, Nhtewash, Scrub, Dust ana ram,
Brushes. Stair and clothes brushes, loas,ers' saa
irons. Patent Selfheating Irons House Bells, Rat
| - ste ate 25tf
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Town Property.

EOR SALE. Some good, desirable business
Il property in the business part Of Upton with
both building and lots Also desirable dwelling
houses and lots Will b. sold cheap, and ON
good terms, WELLS SpICER.
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and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now il the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles. and It's well known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction
Please call and examine our Goods whether yeu
want to buy or not We want your opinion of them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods. but
take pleasure in doing so. CHA's SHETLAND.
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SCIENCE n FAME
lOO.OO0 Bottles Have Heen Sold.


and net single instance Of its failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me, Alderman of the
city of Philadelphia, II. ]. IEIBeED. Chemist, who
being duly sworn does say. that hs preparation atans
Narcotic, Mercury injurious Drugs, hut purely
Vegetable. ii. 7. HEMB0In. saAe Manufacture.
Sworn aud subscribed hefo the s3l day of New,
lS5i. VIM. P. HUBBARD, Alderman.
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CIrNsMlrH,s TRIMMINGS.

Indep enaent OF IN extensive Stock OF Guns, We
have at all times on hand, Rife Barrels, assorted
Gun Mountings, single and double Triggers Pat
Brooches. Break-ofs, Filed cocks, Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks, Wad cutters, Ballet
Moulds, Nipples and Wren"hes. Gnn " orms' 100
Ends, Main Springs Tail Pins Sheet Brass ana
German Silver, and everything pertaining to this
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coon GOODS, AND
PRICES As THN
BE HAD IN ID
In conclusion we call attend
Ready Made Clothing.
and
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTI
We keep on hand large
Ready Made Czol
and are prepared. at all tim
COATS, PANTS AM
to order, and every article i
]. 8. Ed w A Il
who stands at the head of this
enjoys the reputation
/ | Il s I CT A SIS 4
takes deligh. in |
VI Pleasing His Custd
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Lunt's Medi
T II E AG UE 4
w. 9. LUNT'SI
LIVER OR ANTI.BII.LII

LIVER OR ANTI.BII.LI(
No Calon,el, no Mineral, 4
Great Pouer TO I
Diseases Of The Liner and B'ood, I
tons, Coids, Ltrer comr ic nts, 4
sia. Rheumatism, and Diseases I
Stomach, etc.
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WE thank our former patrons and friends
w generally. for their liberal patronage, ana !,
80 ;nx;te their spc ciai attention to our stock Of
an,.,e trees which consists Of about one hundred
choice varieties, large end well formed and prin.
.;nally sueh varieties 40 have escaped the effects
Of the severe cold winters. in good 'ondi'ion Tor
sransplanting, from one to five years old ron
graft. Also currants, iilses cvergreens. &c.
FRICU9.
.r,vxs PER 100 PER 1000
Four and Five years old, SIG SiO
Three years old, ~ ~ ' az
Two years old, ~ w w ~
One year old, wv
c.. l 90 per dozen,
I nIi' 20 cents each.
! EyergfAena y
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN firm Of SHETLAND Il SNYDER, has been
mutually dissolved, and that the business win he
continued b. CHARLES SHETLAND, at the old
stand, and that the Books, Notes and Accounts are
in the hands of Mr.. SHETLAND for settlement All
persons knowing themselves indebted will please
take notice of the above, and call and settle.
May, 1857. 2Gtf. CHARLES SHETLAND.
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One hundred dollars will he paid to airy physician who
can prove that the medicine injured patients and
the testimony of thousands be produced prove
that the medicine injured patient; and the tes-
aoAy of thousands produces prove thai il does
great good. Cases OF ffaone week 10 thirteen years.
standing have been effected. The of Voluntary
Testimony in possession Of the Proprietor, vouching IL.
virtues and curative powers, is immense, euabrac ne
tb. ,p.1k In
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Is prepared directly according 10 the Rules Of
Pharmacy and Chemistry.
with the greatest accuracy and chemicsl knowledge aud
devoted in its combination See Professor Devices
Valuable Works on the practice 81 physc. and
he lafe 8. ard yar ks Of A4tIi
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larieultura! implements,

! Consisting vi Corn Shelters Straw-eatters, Lat
| tie Giant corn and cob erushers, Horse Rakes, a
superior article Flows, eultivators, Scythes, era
| dies, Hay and Manure Forks Hand Rakes, Ok
yokes Snaths Hoes and Gakes, etc, etc, etc
Chains.--I.ag. Halter Trace Coil, Binding and
| fifth chains, Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps. Lead Pipe.
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If you suffering with any of the above distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU will cure
you. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy.
Beware of Quack Nostrums q Quack Doctors
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizen.
know and avoid them and long suffering, money.
and exposure, by sending calling for bottle Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
1t aays all pain and inflammation, /. perfectly pleas
In nd nanr innel ia.a In. ill.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

SUGAR FRox THx CuIsasx CANA few
days ago we mentioned that sugar had ius,
been made from the Chinese cane by Lou.
isiana planter, and that its quality was high
y spoken Of both by him and the New Or
leans Commercial Bulletin. We now find in
our exchanges two other recent cases OF SUI
gar making from the sorghum. The 6rst is
stated IN the St. Louis DaiIy Intsllis encer.
the editor OF which Vas shows specimens oil
sugar manufactured ~ Ssioles's saxAr rsi.
merry IN that city, from Chinese sugar cane
grown this year in the neighborhood. The
sugar Is brown, and pretty we'll granulated,
being very similar in taste to the Louisispn
sugar. The other case alluded to 10 found
IN the Austin lTexas) Gazette, the editor Of
which has seen q sample Of sugar made from
the Chinese cane by Mr.. Studor, near Austin,
which be describes IS being OF fine grain and
color, and such - would command the high
est price in Now Orleans. These three in
stances are sufficient to set at rest all doubts
as % whether the syrup derived from tho
Chinese cane will granulats or produce the
sugar OF commerce.--f North American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

AFFAIRS IN ST. LouIs.-The Democrat Of
the 9Th says:
Quite gloom was created this morning
by the announcement Of the failure OF the
large and important house of Chouteau Il
Vale. The general CONSERVATION was much
heightened in the afternoon BY the closing
OF the doars Of h. w. Clark 4 Bros, bank
ers of this city. In the latter case, mono of
Its customers were more astonished and pros
trated In feeling than the head Of the house,
Mr.. Chase. The dispatch informing him Of
the suspension of the firm in New York came
to his hands while he was in the fullest con-
hdence in his own resources, and entirely
free from any apprshensions as to the sta
bility OF his partners in any Of the cities Of
the United States. In the former case the
suspension was not so unexpected by the
house itself nor by many Of our citisens.--
The firm here, Chouteau, Harrison 4 Vale,
ever since the burning Of their rolling mill,
have been laboring under the heaviest respon-
sibilities and cmbnrrassments. Their ex-
penscs in the Pilot Knob iron works, and
their OUTLAWS upon the Iron Mountain rail
road, together with the means demanded for
the reconstruction of their mills, have taxed
their resources in the most trying manner.
Nevertheless, the probability is, TINT they
wonld have sustained themselves but for the
failure Of Z. Choutesu, Jr., l. Co., in the
East.
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Ihdtmna 1anks,


The Indianapolis Journal n tho Goth ult.
Furnishes the following list u specie paying
banks in that state, and also the vAlUe OF thu
notes Of suspended banks. The hsass oa
banks not included in the list are vorth lit !
sie or nothing;
SPECIE PAYING BANKS.
Bank Of the State Of Indiana and branches.
'Brookville bank. Brookviile.
Shank Of the Capitol, indianapolis.
sBank Of Eikhart, Elkhaft.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Gosport, Gospors.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank OF Monticello, Monticello.
Bank OF MI. Vernon, NJ. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville, Wabashtown.
Shank Of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Salem, New Albany.
Bloomington bank, Bloomington.
Crescent City bank, Evansville.
Canal bank, Evansville.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge.
Central Bank, indianapolis.
Exchange bank, Greencastle,
sFayette Go. bank, Connersyille.
Farmers bank, Wostfeld.
suoosier bank, Logansport.
illumination county bank, Huntington.
Indiana bank, Madison.
elndian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
sindiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Lagrange bank, Lima.
Merchants h Mechanics bank, N. Albany,
new York and Virginia State Stock bank
Evansville,
Parkc county bank, Rockville
Prairie city bank, TerYe Haute.
Southern bank of Indiana, Terre Hauts.
Salem bank, Goshen.
State bank OF Indiana and branches.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
Iippecanoe bank, Logansport.
NorE.-The above list embraces the State
BANK and branches, the bank OF the State OF
INDIANA, and branches, and such Of the spe-
cle-paying free banks as are now doing, OF
have been doing, n Legitimate business in
regular banking houses. Those marked with
a star are Withdrawing their circulation.
The notes Of tho bank Of Monticello are re-
deemed AZ the branch bank, Lafayette; OF
the bank Of Syracuse, Mt the bank Of Goshen;
OF the Fayette county bank, at the branch
bank, Gonncrsville; Merchants and Mechan-
lcs' bank, at the branch bank, New Albany
New York and Virginia Stock bank, at the
Crescent city bunk, Evansville.
SUSPENDED AND BROKEN BANKS.
The following list embraces the suspended
free banks OF Indiana, whose issues are 70.
deemed BY the auditor at the rate affixed to
each, except where another place OF redemp-
tim ia namad in fha l,st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

An eastern editor heads his list Of
Births, Marriages, and Deaths thus HATCH
cd. Matched, and Dismstchsd." The ras-
CABS face deserves to be scrAtchsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

- DUKE, -
nAnu.Aoruass - u.
sossS7s -; ] mon ) IA,
Aasnf IN - Nv
4. 4::'. ETy
q PsrsA.s. Or make NJ WI NA IA
inquiriss n regard to NAnNlk\H
this ssperice labor saw ~
Ing nasAiss will plesae sadssss Aix sApsssh the
nain-st, ksokuk, lows. Ioet5-dSwl
Da6zlN0UN1T II6T - EGR1.
I lN whish special taxes are dss end unpaid, for
OMcAdsmiaiAe and Cssbine q Nrst strset. b.
swsen Johnson street and kxehangs street.
Owners Names. Lot Block. Tex. Coat.
Unknown, Ia t971.s1 1l.I2
!" SOFA rear end 9 ; lss.l7 s.n
NOTICE 10 hereby gives 70 The owusu Of the
Lots descshed In the foregoing list siisAaed Ii the
City OF Keokuk, Leo County and STATE u lowe,
and all Others interested, that special tax has
bcen assessed and levied % satd aots . tAe CITY
Councll Of said city for AsAdsnistag and Carblne
on Fret street, Delegated In tbs aovs liss and
unless payment b mssis Of The taxes % levied.
and Also all oosts before the 18th day Of October
A. d. 1857, the said lots, or % much thereof a.
shall DO nee ssary 70 discharge ssid tax end cost.
will be sold Oh the day Aforesaid ~ the M yors
0fkce in said city between TIC hours of o'si,ci
O. @. srxvRNs,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
Oct 5, 1s57,dtd
ASHTON N ENT.
DROWN 4 LOWE, Of keokuk, LOVE, have this
- day assigned 70 ne for the bsnsat OF an their
creditors al and singular thsis personal property
ana real estate. Creditors will prcsen, their
claims, under oath or affirmation, within three
J. II. 3lLLINas, Assignee.
keokak, lows, Oct. \, 'S7-oct5d3m
NOTICE.
VvNHE partnership heretofore existing between
1 Thos. smith, l.. T. Fuller and N. q. Refnsr,
under the arm u smith, Fuller : Co., Is dis.
solved BY mutual consent, aud THIS. Smit 10
alone authorized TO sgA krm usme, and settle all
accounts Of said arm. =. SMITH.
E.EFuLLEK.
Sept 80, 1851. MI KEFNEK,
oet1diw ~ Y. Scott Howell, her Agent.
NEW GOODS
!, FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
lust received At the New Tailoring Hosse, on
y Fourth street, between Main aud Biondsau.
OVER coATINos DAxss AND TRocK.
President Cloth, Mulbarry brown
Moscow Coating, Groen Olive
Labrador DO Blue, Dahlia,
French Ribbed, and Bronze and
London Asltons; Bls,k
OF the best French and German nsnufactu re.
Kich 0ssnan and American Fancy and Plain
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, cashusss, valsncis,
and French embroidered Cass. 0renadins AID eth.
er French Silks and sAtins for Vests tosstAsr
with beautiful assortment at The Ansst and most
durable trimmings, which will b. made into gar
nenta OF the latest and most approved styles and
finest workmanship.
Gentlemen In want Of easy htting and septssl
garments are invited to call.
n. b.-fartoular attention paid 70 cutting gar-
nsnts for others to make.
ELLIOT r. SMITH
ACVest Makers wanted, (ootldl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

.v.Ihe Atlanta Ga. Sentinel states that
tue steam tiour mills at that place turn out
daily two hundred and eighty barrels Of
hour. Until within few years Georgia was
= large importer Of -four, and nov She Is .
large exporter
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--latest from X an > a =

Mr.. james Redpath, (our specinl CORES.
pendent "Jacobius," arrived in St. Louis
last night from Kansas.
Gen. Lane and company Of men from Don
iphan, had been absent several days before
be left that town, for the purpose Of guarding
old Capt Brown, with his rifles from Falls
City, Nebraska, to the interior of the terri
tory.
The mayor Of Leavenworth informed our
correspondent, that between four and five
hundred Missourians were already scnttesed
through that county, for the purpose Of yo~
ting. II was reported that from two to three
thousand had entered the southern portion Of
Kansas, peaceabiy, in small squads and scat
tered throughout different precincts.
The municipal election at Donipnan, had
! resulted in the triumph Of the free state tick
ct, by thrce-fonrths majority. Doniphan
this spring was pro-siavery.
The chairman Of the free state territorial
committee, complained that the party took
little interest in the election, and In many
places were appointing no outside Judges to
watch votes, or taking other precautionary
measures. The policy Of voting under terri
torial authority is little relished by the old
guard, and accounts for this apathy on thei.
part.
NO disturbance is anticipated on the day
OF election, Ito day. except, perhaps, at the
Westport voting precinct-the Shawnee Mis-.
SION. The result is exceedingly doubtful,
Tor the nationals" have the cards in their
own hands. The Irish voters Of Lea wentworth
had held meeting, and unanimously repu.
diated the National Democracy. Cause
the bogus Legislature disfranchising foreign.
crs, although the Nebraska bill gave them
the right of suffrage and the law making i.
q Inc to kidnap white baby md death t.
kfanaP nigger, which has been dwelt upor
recently With great effect.
The pro-slavery men at Doniphan had re
solved in public meeting, to fight, IL neces
sary, in company with the free State citizens
to prevent Illegal voting to-day.
:. very large vote will be cas-, in all thos,
counties which are not DISTINGUISHED.
Parrott's election is beyond doubt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

U1hs failure Of the bankers, Clqk
RsDehsse-J. w. Clark 4 Co. in Boston; ~
y. ClatA Z 90. Philadelphia, snnd 3. w
CLARK, DodGe z Co., New Yofkis oss g
The most ilQertant since the .heglnm1ng g
hepanic. These banks had veg eEAsnsivs
~sstarss e1nsctions, particularly NJ ssoaEl
and the effect Of their suspensioa vii b fslt
over large extent Of country. u = sup
posed that the disastsr which has evsrtaksn
them, 10 due to speculation 10 railroad ssou-
rifles. Clask, DsdEs ! Co., ssssF very
heavy holders Of Illinois bonds Tribune.
Eg"Grandps, where do people got their
fashions from Sn
"From Philadsiphia."
"Wsll, whsre do the Philadelphia people
get them ?"
"From England"
"AhI and vhass do the English sst shsn
from ?''
"From France
"But whore do the French get them fromp''
"Why right straight from the Devil-now
stop your noise"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

GkEAr EXClTEMKMrY
Avn
q N N n m n
New store, New GesAss ana
REDUCED PRICESl
gTyUE .ub~.rih.r ~. Ia N ~ ~ nL n....
/ north side Of Msin-st.. bctvesn Thi,d ~
Fourth. Keok IL Iowa. vhsre h. i. nox r.nsivi. !.
and offerinr ! l.rre ana -sli .si.cssd .t..s -
. ahM 9oODS, a. bought for essh within The last
deipbis Iari sts. snd need on - .svsS.t
AAs
And customer can here hnd almost any article
wanted, that u fashionable and cheap. Having
come 70 The conclusion that" bird In The hsAd 10
worth two In the bush, be has adopted the rsaAy
pay system, consequently the
Prices ~ Gooas MusI CeM~ Nown Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

The Indianapolis Journal q the Goth ult.
fur.ishes the following list q specie paying
banks in that state, ard also the vAlUs Of the
NOTES Of suspended banks. The hsass Of
banks not included in the list are worth lit =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

u The power offortune 10 confessed only
by the miserable, for the happy impute al
their success 70 prudence and merit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07
SUSPENDED AND BROKEN BANKS.

The following list embraces the suspended
free banks OF Indiana, whose issues are re-
deemed BY the auditor at the rate affixed to
each, except where another place Of redemp-
tim il nampd in fha l,st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

eT"Px living on hopes" said young
clerk.
'Capital iden while provisions are so
high" replied young lady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

This disease is becoming chronic 10 the
Democratic party. We cannot take up a
Democratic paper without being confronted
by the word-NiGGER--in staring capitals.
The disorder in it's effects resembles mania
a-potu, except that instead of seeing snakes
in their boots, the deluded victims Of sham
democracy see--niggers
Niggers IN the right OF them,
Niggers to the left Of them,
Niggcrs in front Of them
Niggsrs bcforeniggers behind-niggers
at nlght-niggers in day--niggers when they
wake-niggers when they slsep-niggers
IN their beds, and niggers at their tables. In
short, niggers, niggers, niggers, 10 the one
idea; the ever present horrible phantom,
continually haunting and bedevilina their
deranged and disordered brains. Instead Of
using arguments, tho Democrats presses
abound in the epithet, ssblack'' and ssnig.
ger" 1t is tho Alpha and Omega Of their
arguments But We suppose they use the
best weapon Of defence they possess. tun-
donbtedly suits the taste Of their readers -
And when the steady yeomanry Of the l3th
Representative district come out to hear our
eloquent friend Duncombe upon the politi.
cal topics OF the times, they will hear Ill the
changes rnng upon this fruitful theme. A
stack OF black cats, or = portion Of double
distilled midnight, wouldn't be printing to
the dark vision which will be coniured uD,-
Erabus itself will be knocked higher than !
kite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

AtkA OFEkkkD ~ The CITIZENS OF
KE OK Tx.
There i - as 10 Paais ssisg sonsasd 10 Peak.
ers and brokers!
tbs ola Sssfs - sseesA.ss.
Mems y ct aps panic In
Dry Goods;
Not y iajsrs, bst to- Do sooa to che people.
The whole world il not going 70 break nor will Il
come - IN emu u lssst a long ~
EVERYBODY WANTS
Bargains In silks,
Bargains In Dress Goods,
bargains II Shawl.
Bargains 10 Oioats,
Bargains In Caiieos,
Bargains in Cashmere.
Bargains In Enhroidsriss,
Bargains in Merino-,
bargains 10 Hosiery,
Garxaiss In 0lsvsS,
Bargain, in The usefni.
Bargains In The beAutiful,
Bargains for tho Ladies,
BArga ins for the Gentlemsa,
Bsrgatns fer ths Boys,
bargains for The 0sb,
And can got them by coming,o
+ o 8 T e RS.
The Goods MUST Ms SOLD mot to make room fol
more just nov, not b. close out, bat 10
GIVE BARGAINS
and
RAISE NJ NEY.
And every person that has Dollar in old Silver,
Or Current Rank Notes. can get
More q eeAs
For it. than anywh else.
Bring your money, and invest IL in good. that
will do yoa service. (ssp,3sdAw
Fer AcmS.
0TORE No. 81 Main-st. Also. q second story
- soon over No. 80. Inquire u
sspSodlv &c. PAkhOTT CO.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-07

When lady lwe are talking Of lady in
she tull height and breadth Of fashion, has
got her bonnet and gloves on, and IL pcr-
iecsiy ready with her parasol in hand, She
always goes back to tho looking -glass to take
last fond look. Upon our asking - dear,
handsome duchess, "l II this was not the truth
she had the eandor to state: "Yes, INV dear
Punch, il is the truth, but not all the truth
NJ woman, take my wcrd tcr Il, Is. s..;s. i.
with one look. At least, know that 1 am
not, FOR land here our duchess laughed. .,
though she was pleased with herself and ali
she world, don't mind telling you, Iinra
rtdoly take Jour--tour good ones. The frs,
1908 in the glass is for myself, that's fair
The second is for my husband, that's moth,
ing, but just the third is for my friends, that,
only generous and the last is Tor my rivals,
that's human nature. II the last look salts.
hos me, then know ii il all right, and as
sure YOU, / never take any mora -; pnr.h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleansS
Be remembered that on this l7th March 1851 before the
subscriber Justice Peace and for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
vier Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law. do
pose that the above just and true and
correct Transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
subscribed before this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1857. G. NJ BRADFORD,
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip divide.d Of TIiIRTY-FOUR PER CENT the net
earned premiums of the year ending February g. 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.