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nR. MuNSON, AT 33e PENN'A AVENUE,
~ In still making those beautiful sS@A
eoatinuous GUM TEETH, called ~
Auen's Patent, for the eIcellency Of <ul1Y
which over all other styles OF teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfuIiY vouoh
There II one Dentist In this city wac has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
OIL, against whom hereby cau;ion the pubic
N. b. Whenever q Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly eosstYsetsd, ills because he Is ignorant
Of the process, incompetent TO make the work, or
sunviniEg 30 paw for the patent. je 16-n
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EOR RENT OR SALE.-THAP LARGE
Il commodious (brown-ston basement front)
House. with bIick Stable and Servants House at
tached, situated on Indiana avenue, between LIST
and ID streets, The house Is new and built TO
order. 1t can be rented with or without the Fur.
avenue. mar l1-eo3ts
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DEN TISTRY.
DR.. EPHEN BAILY,
offfes Ne. lss Psansylvania Avenue,
TAyss doors from 14tk street.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform the public
- tnat ne can Be seen At all hours at his once,
located a. above He feels assured that an exp.-
Iioooe OF nfteea years practice, with the large
number OF patisnts, and great variety Of difficult
etsss that he has treated successfully, viii enable
him to surnount any dinaculty, scientific or 9TH
encs confirming the opinion OF many men emil
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
aud J. and E Parmly, has led him, long sIace,
Teeth, slso all EnameIs, autta Percha India
Rubber, and Clements for the con ion of Con.
tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted
can be worn Ia the mouth, as was most conclu.
vention.
Although he q ALTERS himself that from his long
voraoly known 20 his numerous friends and pa
irons, ne oegs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the Late Rector OF The Epiphany this city
Dr. sTsrass sIr-I desire TO srpr,s. m az
esn fsr Yea psr.oaaly, and my confidence In
sSy s..y sps sa sos r.s.1. m. u,,1on Ssn
age Tom my frisnd' SD che public that skin wen
w.shinsson. Aasust ,s 1853. Ju FRENCH.
From oss Of the Oldest Arm. in Baltimore M..sr, Bo.r.
v..aiaS,oa tty 70 sr..pts 70 M IL. o.
ps5s Of work, aii 70 my sars satis.ctiou
.nbcr. of.n. Dsnss oosss Of B.iior. % ss f
ps.sa ,r. 10 perform the same work s.si.t.e,ory,
high estimation of his protsssIonal sklll.
sAHnors January II, lssI. HARAASS BoGGs.
srtrsOt received from the late Hon. John n
Clayton.
US srx.r. Aasa.. 10. 1855
The teeth male for admirably nothing
BE better. Very gratefully, JOHN n. CLAYTON.
To those that relief rn..dss Of the teeth
cnesrfully mend Dr. 3. Bsily q
tsi Ne male set porcelain teeth for family and
pugsed several teeth for myssf and the
veil for than years ROBERT T. NIXON
oftae Va Conferences OF the n z. Church South.
Ap<n L. 1855.
We the undersigned had occasion
Of the professions. ski. Of Dr. g. Bay. s4rgeon Dentist
this city, 81 having been cosns Of his operations
Enss or risnd take pleasure in expressing sdlrs
no. OF ais artistic SKILL vel of the uniformly sAtsfte
tory manner in which performs delicate
5cnt operations gerry; RESPECTFULLY re-
commsnd him public
ofwhIch we consider him nsntly worthy.
IaOaA5C. WALTER, JOS. T. BRADLEY,
Architect { Capitol. WsshInxson D. C.
IHoNAS hILLBR, n. D., GEORGE WALTON,
Of ofW1saington, ID. O. Ex-Governor Of Florida
D D bOHRBR, n. D., wALTER LENOX,
OF GsorSetown, d. o. Rx Mayor Of Washington.
". q LINCOLN. NJ D. HENRY BALDWIN
WAshihgto1, O. c. s. Patent Ones.
o. C. WIGHT, Pracf5 5al Rittenhouss Academy.
t-H
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ARNY,s CONFECTIONERY,

No. "a Bridge Street, GeOTgetOvn, d. c.,
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN.
w ments are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &c, at the
shortest notice, and on the most moderate terms
Medal awarded at the last exhibition of Metro
politan Mechanics Institute.
jan 31-u (Union& Intel.)
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NOR sALE OR RENT.-THAT DEsIRA.
T BILE residence on street, between 2Oth ana
2Ist Tor the last eight years occupied by the late
j. nj. Chubb, ESQ. Possession given immedi.
ately. Inquire q 1l64S 3 90. On I2-eo0
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sIBBs's HAIa mANUYACrORY.

dfBbBs HAiA MANUFACTORY,
PsSs. ars"ss, bst1sss 9tA and letk streets.
WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDs, CURLs,
w Bandeaus, Fhzzed Rollers, &c alvay. on
hand, and made to order at a few hours notice
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Shamr ooned, &c /, in the n ost
complete manner All sorts Of Toilet Articles
nom the best French and English houses.
No 306 Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
store.
N. Blair work repaired or taken In ex.
change. feb I-5m
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EARM FOB sALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
Il my farm and country seat, situated on the
Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining the residences
Of Mrs Barber, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Morton, Mrs.
Boice, Messrs. Linthicum, Adler and Eliason,
containing about 40 acres OF land, improved with
horse stables, etc. The very short distance nom
Georgetown and Washington makes 1t very well
adapted for q dairy farm and market garden
The high elevation commands O beautiful ana
picturesque view Of the Metropolis and surround,
ing country, and is In this, as well as In regard
to health, unsurpassed 1t will be sold en- Ire OF
feb sNeoImt HENRY 6ILDEMEIsTER.
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IL The Attention Of the public 10 re.
specially called to the following NsticsI
vARNELL's
PAINTING EMPORIUM
lust OPENED ON A NEW PLAN. NO.
~ 81 Louisiana avenue, between sth and 7th sts /,
north side, sign Of the large Eagle.
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTING Of
every description will be executed at reasonable
prices, aud bY competent workmen.
l am determined to give entire satisfaction to
all who will give me trial.
Sign and Fancy Work ten per cent cheaper than
tks cid !dyfaadard pytes.
Ths Estzblshmsnt will be open from O. m d,
to q past 8 O'Clock p m AID all orders will be
promptly attended to feb l6-dlm
NEW GOODS OPENING AT
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proet charged TO ofset bad debts. CAN ut the
Nhn YORk HAT STORE, Seventh street,
Rear Pennsvlvania avenue :
Best kUB8ERs for gentlemen 81.
m A-u ANTHONY, ARent.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

LATE OF CHICAGO,
" OULD RESPECTFULLY INFO NJ
w the citizens Of the District and
vicinity, that having located himself flS$S7@1
In Washington, ne Is now prepared TO OIlI"
perform all oPerasons, In his profession, In the
most approved style
oHes No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining Gau-
rer's. ian 26-1v
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DENrAL SUHHEON,

DENTAL BUh6EON.
nR. r. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE-
II tween Sixth and Seventh streets,
az the place formerly occupied by Dr. A
Van Patten, has just received very 1tiiO
large supply Of articles pertaini az to dentistry,
and respectfully invites the public to give him
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fessfon, he 10 perfectly safe In declaring that he
viii give entire satisfaction In every case. The
best professional references be seen at his Of
ice. nov l2-tMarch40s
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L four years old, and very kind ina
harness. Apply to
No. ~ Green stree,
ftb M g1u. Aaz 6emReeeW2
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'YHNEE uUUSES md LUTS FUR SALE.
l. Houses Nos. 46, 4S, and so Louisiana ave
nre, Washington, are offered at private sale, low
and on easy terms, WIN be sold separate or to .
eether. Title good. One Is four-storv Brick,
with finished basement, nearly new. and In COM
ply to 4. X. LUNDY, at No 46 Louisiana ave-
nue., Washington, or Nc. 1zs Bridge street,
Georgetown. mar
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND 6AIfxl0
I HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR 4 PHIk.

\ tucip1l6 hhnu-
faeturer, q frst rate
Sewcd or Pegged
Caif.skin BO0f At
e3.75, full n good
~ those usually sold
st eS or %; sad q
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER a
$3.50, asgood as any
85; aArstrate Calf
6aiterat 90 so, these
are the best goods
dat Is Tor ever wefe)
sold In tbs District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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n Rosewood Case, Iron Plate, will be@@a61
sold for Siss Must be sold this week ky1"u
the owner leaving the city. Also one Tor go, to
be seen st w. 8. .AETZEkOTT'S
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ENOR RENT -THAT LARGE AND VERY
4 desirable Store Room and Cellar, No 100, on
Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, formerly
occupied by Myers & Bro. as Dry Goods II ouse,
and recently occupied by Seldner & Co, as q
Clothing Store. Possession given Immediately.
To permanent tenant the rent will be made low
Inquire Of JAMES FULLAkOVE, or to L 8.
WRIGHT. AnctionAer feb cA.dff
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7 ECfURES ON THE BRITISH POETS
II by Henry Reed, Q vols
The Sisters Of soleure, tale Of the Sixteenth
Century, by c S.W
sylvia, and other Poems, by Thomas Buchan-
an Read
Claremont; or The Undivided Household
History Of King Richard the First, by Jacob
Abbott
Docharty's Elements Of Plane and Solid &C.
omeuy.
Artists Bhdsi or Pawnbroker's Heir, by EN-
erson Bennett
De BOWS Review for March.
mar IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.
r 1 M K Is MO N Y.

NOTICE.
TIME Is MOI NEY.
(NLOCRS!- CLOCKS S!!-CLOCKS !l!-Call
~ at the Great Clock Emporium, opposite HyN
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest assort- E3i
ment OF CLOCKS this side of New York 4Tl
Good Clocks warranted for 81 so. Also, all 9mJ
kinds Clock Materials Oils, Cords, Balls, KEYS,
Weights, DC The trade supplied at wholesale
prices. Cash or Clocks given in exchange for
old Silver or Gold Watches. Also, good Watches
for sale low. Call and see for yourselves, at
J.ROBINSON'S, 349 Pa ay.,
Jan 27-2m opposite Browns II otel
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I ADlES' CABAS. LEATHER RETI.
II cuIes, Porte Monaies, Purses, Combs, Hail
Pins, Needles, Stillettoef, CIotchet, Needles,
Tida Cotton, &c, at
mar u. 3t LANMOND,S
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
John P DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
y well known Coach Factory, on 9th o61EM&
street, between Louisiana avenue and &e6
street, long conducted by Mr.. Jobn NJ Young,
Is now prepared to manufacture and repsir ali
descriptions Of COACHES, BUGGIES, WAC
ONS, &c on the most reasonable terms, In the
very best manner, and at the shortest notice He
respectfully invites his fellow citizens to give him
a trtdl. mar -3m
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E'OR RENT.-THE LARGE FOUR.STORY
Brick Dwelling, with all the modern i'm
pTovements, situated on L street, north side, be-
tween OH and 10th streets, To good and per-
manent tenant the rent Will be moderate Inquire
at No 39i street. mar 7-tf
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E>OR RENT.-THAT VERY COMMODI-
II GUS and convenient drown stone front) House,
situated on the north side Of 4, between 9th and
10th streets 1t Ii new, and has been kept In the
best order by the Hon Robert McClelland, Sec.
reary Of the Interior, he being the only occupant
since Its completion. Possession will be given
within few days after the 10th Of March. For
terms apply to the subscriber, at 500 II between
Once. (feb 26-u1 THOMAS BERRY.
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GPERM CANDLRS.-
~ 80 boxes Sperm Candles, as and 6's
80 boxes Adamantine do 6's and 1875
100 dozen Essences
100 dozen TIeson de Bausey Champagne
so boxes Mould Candles, 6's and S's
so boxes Vermacelli and Maccaroni
JONAS p. LEVY,
Wine, Liquor, and Grocery Store,
mar 10-1w 367 Penn avenue.
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DEAUTIt UL CHINA GOODS OPENING
ID this week, at our great Variety Store, between
9Th and OH streets.
marlO n. ]. MCLAUGHLIN CO.
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LNOR SALE-A FARM LYING IN MONT
l. gomery county, Md, Q miles from Washing.
ton, near the Bethesda Church, on the Rockville
Turnpike The Farm contains 80 acres Of first
rate land. The Improvements are a new Frame
Dwelling House, containing rooms, ard stable
for four horses Also for sale-A AIst-rate Horse
Power and Scroll Saw.
For terms apply to CHARLES r WOOD,44s
9Th street, between and F :, or toC T WOOD,
djoining farm. mar 7-3v
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'TNAE GREAT TRAGEDY THE NEW
Il American Tragedy, Ccrtez the Couquerer
This splendid poem Is pronounced by Critics
unrivalled. Jusi from press, and for sale by the
publisher, FERGUSON,
mar IL 4s8 7th street
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Two LET-BY THE MONTH OR YEAR
Il the well located and commodious three story
Dwelling, on H street, now occupied by MI
Speaker Banks. The house is completely fur
nished. Inquire at 23s street, near TIE War
Department. mar 6-Sts
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l. Georgetown, will be rented by the night, or
leased by the year, to any responsible association
This Is the only Hall In the District with scenery
Terms moderate. Apply to B FORREST, LIST
street, Cox's Row, GEORGETOWN, mar 4-2w#
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EOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE BUSI-
ness stand on s:h street west, third door from
Pennsylvania avenue, with or without the upper
part OF the building To good and prompt
tenant the rent will be made reas nable FoI
terms apply TO JAMES TOWLES, Property
Agent, on street north, between sth and 9th
streets, No 4s0 mar l2-tf
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EOR BOsTON.-THE sUPERIOR PAST
4 sailing Schooner Clara, Capt. Crowell, IA
has arrived, and will have quick dispatch S&
Tor the shove port. For freight apply to n AKT-
LEY BRO l0l Water street, Georgetown.
feh "a
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"A House in Franklin Row, now occupied by
Hon c. Cushing, Attorney General. II has ali
the modern improvements, hot and cold water
bath rooms, chandeliers, and gas fxtsres
locations in the city, commanding a beautiful
view Of the city and Of the Potomac river. 1t is
In frent OF one OF the most beautiful public
squares in this city, with delightful and con
slant supply Of good water. It is entirely free
from dust and mosquitoes. Inquire Of WM
WALL, Of Wall and Stephens, 322 Pennsylva
MIA avenue. mar Aim
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For Sale and Rent.

l. Cottage Houses, on Massachusetts avenue
between 14h and 18th streets, each containing six
ooms. They command view of the whole
Out Buildings, ard the best w ater in the ward.
For particulars inquire on the premises, or at NV
Stands in the Centre and Northern arkets
mar ll-6t$ JAS. K. DUNAWIN
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A SECONDHAND PIANOS, AT GREAT
Il bargains, at our great Piano and Music Empo
mum, Between 9th and 10th streets
mar 10 JOHN r ELLIS.
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ENOR RENT OR SALE.-The Large and Con.
venient Brick House, NO. 1853 West street.
Georgetown. ltis In excellent condition. There
are l3 Rooms In the House, nearly all Of which
are furnished with Gas Fixtures There Is good
Garden attached TO the property, and Pump Of
as good Water as can be had In the District
few feet from the house. Possession given on the
lst Of May, or sooner II necessary. For terms
apply to +. w. SIMPSON. mar 9-2w
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ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON
BOAT

L will depart At the following e~ \
hours: EkasS2HzZEC
Leave Alexandria N, Q, l,1x, 3X,4X.
Leave washington y, 10, 12, 2K, 4,5K
feb lS-c JOB CORSON CaDtain
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IN OLES ukULEa "
On HEAD OF SUPERIOR MULES JUST
~ arrived from Kentucky, and willy
be sold on accommod ating terms by ap- sA
pling to HENRY BIRCH at his Livery NV
Stable, corner Of and 14th streets,
Washington, ID. g. mar 8.lm&
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ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE
AT MY NEW STORE, ONE OF THE
"A largest, handsomest, and most varied assort-
ments Of LADIES' FANCY GOODS ever Of
fered In the District
~An LADIES' FRENCH DRESS ~
~ BONNETS, "a
90 Children's Garments and Hats, ~
ladies' Dress Trimmings In the greatest profu-
sion, hibbons, French Flowers and Embroide-
ries, Straw Goods, Head Dresses, DC DC
Strangers and citizens are respectfully invited
TO call and examine my stock.
III. WILLIAM,
feb 2s-3w Market Space, bet 7th and 9Th sis.
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Washington, February %, 1857.
feb 23-3aw,mar9td
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
~ NF
y Il NJ 0 us.

EE4GEvfR#sHRa E-M#aF 49, Hr-rtr-
PAT MuLRooNY went early one brigh,
morning to the house Of the priest, to
confess his sins, and pay off his old
scores. He passed into the kitchen to
inquire for the holy father, but perceived
there was no one in the room, while a
fine ham was lying on the table which
had just been sent home from the market.
Pat lost no time in securing the prize,
hiding it as well as he could under his
coat, which he carried on his arm.
Marching on into the apartment of the
priest, he said - 49, "s
"Here, your reverence, is a fine leg
of bacon which | stole and brought it
torsa present to your holiness. Will you
take it?" H 'ha oa +,
Take it'll" said the confessor, "by
no means. Garry it back instantly to
the man you stole it from p
Faith an l did, sir, and he said he
wouldn't take it by no means"
Very well, then Patrick, you may
keep it yourself"
AN I'll be absolved, your river
ence ?" demanded Pat.
"fes, it's your property, if the owner
wont take it."ses9&a h hwe9a
"Good morning, long life to your riy-
erence + exclaimed Pat, as he logged
of the ham. "God bless your river
ence 7" y
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
rHREE YOKE OF EsTRAY CATTLE

1NAKEN up by WILLIAM Rowan, at IEs.G
" his premises in Liberty Town MS.R-y..
ship, Buchanan County, Iowa, on the 18th Of
November, 1856, described as follows, to wit /:
One yoke of Red Cattle, with brass nubs OH their
horns, supposed TO be four years old, and APP
praised mt fifty dollars. One yoke of black cat
tie, with a white stripe behind the fore-leg., and
the letter L branded on their right hips-sup-
POSED to be four years old, and appraised at fifty
dpllars. The third yoke described rs follows:
One of said cattle is red, with a line back, and
he near horn dropped; had a large bell on, mar
led No. T." The other is n red brindle, with
{ line back-both steers, supposed to be four
Years old, and appraised at sixty dollars. Said
cattle were appraised before N. c.. GAeEBY, ESQ.
Justices transcript and papers filed in the
1856. dec27 If
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

A YANKEE IN CHATHAM SrREEr.-A
shrewd countryman was in town the other
day, gawky, and uncouth enough in
appearance, but in reality, with his eye.
teeth cut. Passing up Chatham street,
through the Jews quarter, he was con
tlnuaily encountered with opportunities
to buy. From almost every store some
one rushed out, in accordance with the
annoying custom of that street. to seize
upon and force him to purchase. At last
one dirty looking fellow caught him by
the arm, and clamorously urged him to
become a customer.
Have you got any shirts ?" inquired
.he c~ountryman, with a very innocent
look.
:" splendid assortment, sir. Step in,
SIR Every price. sir and every style.
The cheapest in the street, sir"
Are they clean %
ITO be sure, sir. step in, sir"
"Then," resumed the countrvn,.n
with perfect gravity, "put one IN, for
You need it."
The rage of the barker" may well be
imagined, as the countryman. turning
upon his heel. quietly pursued his way.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

A DowS-EAsr editor lately informed
his readers that the ladies alwas pull of
the left stocking last. This, as may be
supposed, created some little stir among
his fair readers !; and whilst in positive
terms they denied the statement, they al
the same time declared he had no bust
ness to know it, aver if such were the
fact. and pronounced him no gentleman.
He proves it however by a short argu-
ment. "When one stocking is pulled
off first, there is another left on-and
pulling off this is taking the lefi stocking
off last"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17
FOR THE THREE LARGEST CLUBS

FOR THE THREE LARGEST CLUBS:
A new, finetoned and beautifully finished
PORTABLE MELODEON, which cost $50; ar,
if preferred, FIFTY DOLLARS CASH, for the
largest club.
< cash premium of TWENTY-FIVE DOL.
LARS for the second club.
third club.
!. For a all d IL Of 50 81 s ID, Z copy y; u f3 &c NORTH.
SI.o., = da9fner for one year.
Those wishing to send the rapert to Joints out
of the United States will not fail TO send Is cts.
in addition to the price of subscription, 1t being
the amount required to pay the postage to the
line as all inland postage must he prepaid.
TIL above are the greatest Inducements ever
offered to Western people. A first-elass news
paper as low as Sl.00 per year, and cash pre-
m.ums for clubs besides.
In the Prospectus heretofore issued, the long
est time given for getting up clubs, to those com
petine for the prizes, was the Doth of December.
1856. | will now extend the time to January
LIST. 1857, which will give all ample chance TO
canvass their whole neighborhood. Now Is the
time for those who love music, and are not able
to purchase us fine an instrument rs a Melodeon,
to exert themselves. Teachers Of schools and
singing classes can by a little effort secure to
themselves an instrument that will add much to
their means of enjoying leisure hours. Acade-
mics. social and musical societies, also would do
well to try and secure this elegant instrument.
Let every town, village and precinct in the
West be represented on the NoNPAREIL subscrip-
tion book with the names Of all its best citizens.
Address letters containing clubs and cash to
w. A. ADAMS,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

A luckless youth thus relates a coast
ing misfortune, which happened years
ago: a
On q winters night when the moon shone bright,
And the snow was crusted DER.
With a maiden as fair as sernphs are,
/ slid from a hin down lower.
Ere We reached the base, (like a horse on a racc),
Our swift guided sled careened
And with tresses fair streaming back on the air,
Sweet Sally went eead over send!
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

DRS. GUILBERT q HATCH,
Office at the DUBUQUE HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMACY, Corner Main d Tenth SITS. Du-
buque, Iowa.
DIR. GUiLBERr will devote especial attention
to the treatment of Chest and Chronic Diseases,
and the Diseases of Females.
Office hours from 6 to . A. NJ. a from 2 to 3
ard 8 to- +. Nj. Calls to receive prompt at
tsntion must be left in Office hours, except in
very urgent cases. declalY
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-01-17

DON'T take in payment of notes or accounts
i at my store. But j am willing to take Pork
Wheat, Corn or Oats, if they are brought in inn
mediately. Persons whose Notes or Acceptances
are past due, who have the above articles ff
sale, and do not bring them or the money in
SOON, ! shall take it for granted do not intend
to pay me, and l will act accordingly.
ID. s. DAVIS.
Quasqueton, Jan. 10, 1857. fn4ti