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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

+ HAVE VIZ BOURBON AMONG Us ?-This ques-
ton has appeared in new form. A correspond
ent of the Ohio Citizen furnishes this account of
remarkable family residing in Bourbon county.
Is their growth to be attributed to their free use
of Bourbon whiskey?
Mr.. Editor. l send you schedule of the
Bourbon family, as obtained from the father and
sons. The old gentleman is native of Maryland
and is in his SEVENTEEN year was brought to the
State of Kentucky when quite young and has
raised his family in the above country, consisting
of six sons and three daughters.
In the following table the height, weight, and
entire ace of the family is given
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

CO They had tournament at Fredericks.
burg, Va, on Friday the 18th. From three to
FIVE thousand lords and.ladies were in attendance.
Horsemanship is said to have been first. The
Knight of Rock Raymond won the prize. After
the encounter in the field, the champion was ad-
dressed in most felicitous strain, and asked to
name the Queen of Love and Beauty. The GAL
liant knight named Miss Fanny Scott of rredricks-
burg, whereupon the President presented that
lady with the prize of the day "a golden bracelet
accompanied with neat and chaste address.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

The MAILs.-There is great grumbling almost
all over the Territory about the irregularity of
the mails, and the outrageous arrangements of
our postal affairs. Subscribers inform us that
they don't get their papers-for weeks together,
even when the mails do come; and that frequent
ly no mail arrives. A Post Office is only pest,
unless it can be relied on.
We are now entitled to daily Eastern mail
but sometimes none comes for three or four days
and then three or four mails come at once, and
the Post officers are occupied for long hours, with
distributing it. And our local mails are nearly
as bad. Rarely can an exchange of letters be-
tween st. Anthony and st. Paul be effected in
less than three or four days. What does it
mean psf. anthony Republican.
RF And echo answers mean!''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
ST. PAUL
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.

Corner of Fifth and Ptke-sfs., ~. P01t, NJ. 4.
VHIS formerly the St. Paul Iron and Brass
Foundry greatly enlarged and expense has
been spared with New and Splendid Machinery
First Makers and Machnists. We prepared
10 build portable stationary Steam Engines and Boilers
Circular all complete, Gate and xuay Saw Mills,
various styles. Having large assortment of Patterns
furnish ali kinds of Gearing, Skating, Spndes, Water
Wheels Saw Cranks Building Columns, Window Gaps and
Ss weghts Sleigh Shoes and variety Of Castings
In Iron and Brass and Valves, METAL &c.,
stantly on hand. Machine Forgin &tern Making, Iron
Turning fitting Of all kinds pron and neatly executed
70 work or machinery. Address, F. GILMAN, Proprietor St.
Psu steam Engine works, st. Paul, n. T. no30-d&wH
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
New York Dor 18Th

The counting-room of Carr, Bennett & Co.,
Water street, was robbed YESTERDAY of a trunk
containing $4,000 in bills receivable. 4
John G. Stamford, assistant postmaster at Flo
renee, Oneida Co., was arrested on Saturday for
mail robbery,
A call has been Issued in this city for a Mica
ragua sympathy meeting. to be held in the Tab
ernacle on Saturday evening. The names of
Gov. Price, of N. j., Elk Gov. Smith of Va, and
Senators Nash, Douglas, and Mason are among
those announced a. speakers for the occasion. :
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
Another Duel.

Washington Dec. Is.
1t was reported in the House to-day, that Mr..
Stephens, of Georgia, has sent challenge or note
preliminary thereto, to Mr.. Hill, one of the Fill
more electors of that State Their difficulties
grew out of question of veracity concerning the
terms agreed on by them for conducting public
discussion during the Presidential contest.
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kidnapper Arrested.
Louisville Dec. 18th

Louisville, Dec. 10Th.
ihe Courier says that on Saturday morning
.ao Rev. VIM. Anderson, preacher of the Meth
odist Church of the North and Chief of the Abo-
ltionists of Madison, Ind, was captured while
of the steamer Telegraph. His carpet bag was
to be filled with incendiary documents, proving
that he had been engaged in running off slaves
from the neighborhood of Carlton. The papers
found in his possession also implicate many dis
tinguished Northerners. He was taken yester-
day by the steamer Superior to Carlton, where
5000 have been offered for his copture and ar.
rest,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
Congressional.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16

SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Dodge, a resolu.
ton was adopted, calling on the Secretary Of
War for copies OF all letters addressed to thai
Department or Wilson Shannon, late Governor
of Kansas, by Col. Sumner, relative to Kansas
affairs, which have not been heretofore COM
municated.
Mr.. Brown gave notice of his intention to in.
troduce bill providing for the construction Of
a Railroad and Telegraph communication between
the Atlantic coast and the Pacific.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

GSy Hon. Mike Walsh has returned to New
York from his European tour steerage passen-
ger in sailing vessel. He went out in one of
the best steamer berths.
Poor Mike seems subject to many vicissitudes.
He once occupied the position of an editor; but
his fortunes turned and he rapidly ran down the
scale, through the successive gradations of a
member of the Legislature, convict in the peni-
Tertiary, and then-mutatis horrendum-he be-
came a member of Congress! From this dis
grace he has never been able to recover his repu-
tatiOn.
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Arrival Of the steamer Calhoun.

New Orleans, Dec. 13.
The steamer Calhoun has arrived at this port
with dates from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst.
Puebla, which at our last advices was in a
state OF siege, surrendered to the government
forces on the 9th inst.
The statement that Vidaurri had entered into
an amicable treaty with Comonfort is confirmed.
Pronunciamentos were still the order of the day.
Pluarez had taken the field in defence of the gov
eminent. =
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New York Dec 16th

= 1NcW IUTh, DeCs IUIH'
Private letters from Nicaragua, say, the sick
and wounded, with the women and children who
were in Grenada before its destruction, were to
the number of some $50, conveyed to the Island
of Omeptra, in the Lake, where they suffered
dreadful privations for some days, and were there
escaped but there are fearful apprehensions of
the remainder.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

ca A locomotive weighing sixty tons, with
ten feet driving wheels, and said to be capable of
attaining speed of one hundred and fifty miles
per hour, has been exhibited in France. Its
centre of gravity is placed SO low to render it
safer than ordinary engines at the usual speed,
20 far - getting Of the track is concerned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

AYoUSc PRISrER.-A little daughter of ours,
aged years and 10 months, one day this week,
turned the crank used in s'distr buting' the roll
Ter while we worked off fifty haudbills This
same Ii tile girl went to Church last Sunday, for
the first time, and when asked upon her return
home, what the minister said, answered that he
''went up on top of mountain and hurrahed for
somebody. Errhdn0e
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

CY In village near Paris, at the settlemen
of a curate, the deacon of the church thus ad
dressed the people: 81 congratulate you upol
this great acquisition, congratulate you upol
the advent of this venerable priest, who will b.
the eye to the blind, feet to the lame, and hus
band to all the s0idows!" Tremendous sen
aatiOn\
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e~ The Springfield Republican has the TO

w The Springfield Republican has the fol-
lowing item, among its collection from other pa
pers:
One of the theological professors Of Yale Col
lege has book in press entitled sYarveh Christ,
or the immemorial name," which will make a
sensation, asst undertakes to show that the world
has hitherto labored under a profound mistake
respecting the Hebrew word given as "Jehovah"
in the Old Testament; that it was not ssJehovah,'
but ssYarveh,' and that it does not mean sI am
but "He who will be, "-in short, that the Jeho-
yah" of the Old Testament and the ssChrist" of
the New denote one and the same being"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

GY Not long since, certain quack was ad-
dressed by one Of his patients as follows: .Doc-
tor, how is it that when We eat and drink, the
meat is separated from the drink?" "Why, Pn
tell you" replied the quack Sin the neck there
are two pipes; one of them is to receive meat
and the other drink. At the top Of those pipes is
shuts up the drink-pipe, and when we drink, it
turns back upon the meat pipe" ssBut, Doc
tor" said the patient sit seems to me that clap
per must play ID sharp when we eat pudding
and milk !"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
SONG.
Ny BoyhOod Days are Coming BACK.

BY PAUL WILLIS.
Ny boytood days are coming back,
Are coming back again;
list their noseleSs tread,
O'er many ayear that's dead,-
While IN mystic train,
They're bounding Ger life's beaten track
Nv boyhood days coming back
Are coming back again.
Mem'ries bright are lifting by ffA
Are fitting by mo uowj
Sweet dreams Of other days,
Kind words and melting lays
Ye soothe my weary brow;
Oh. leave me not--still lipger nigh
leros, hours now Hitting by
Fitting by me now.
There's many mile between us-Add-
There's many. many mile;
And now Wall raise the beaker,
TO lips that ne'er grew weaker,
Beneath sober smile,
And here's To hearts-hearts light aud glad
Though many miles between US, Add
Though many, many a mile.
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r E NJ o V A l..
DR.. Post

rTAS Renewed from Pearl Street to Eighth Street, north
III side. first OF the Fuller House, where he
would professional services to the Public the Cure
Of all Chronic Diseases.
Examinations made and full descriptions given, without
previous knowledge Of the case asking any questions
Pracece-Hclectic and Acknowledgements.
All Examinations made, and Descriptions given, through
Spirit influence. nevl4-4ew
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

Gy- A letter from Madrid of the 9th says -
&C Yesterday the Queen paid visit to the Theatre
Royal. When she entered at the close of the
first act of IS Lucia di Lammermoor," the orches-
ira, as usual, struck up the Royal Anthem; but
the mutterings and murmers, and even misses and
whstlings of the audience.~ drowned the music
This scene lasted more than a quarter of an hour.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
Negro resurrection.
Baltimore, Dec. II

DHIGIuUre, DeC. 10.
Texas papers received here state that the re-
ported riot in Harrison Co., in thatState, has been
greatly exaggerated. A committee report that
there is no evidence Of concert in action among
the negroes, nor are any whites implicated. The
Alexandria Gazette says, the rumors of insur-
rection there are also exaggerated.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

An infant PHENoNENoN.-Thev have a small
tight rope dancer at Niblo's Garden, four wears
old, about eighteen inches long. He has all the
daring and dplomb of the old hands at the
business, and. brings down the house every night.
IN. Y. Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

az satrical dog, in foreign review, gives
the following recipe for a modern lady novel =
ssTake woman's head, stuff it with smattering
of philosophy and literature chopped small, and
hang over desk few hours every day, and
serve up hot in feeble English"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

~ &c Well, farmer, you told US your woods
was good place for hunting; now we have
tramped it for three hours and found no game
/" Just so-well, calculate as general thing,
the less game there is, the more hunting you
hovo - q
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

BRIDGE DIvIDEND.-About year ago badge
was built across the St. Croix River, near the
foot of Taylor's Falls. A short time since d.
vidend of twenty per cent was paid over to the
Stockholders. This is doing very well for new
country.-S. Croir Union.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
ANOkA LAND AGENCY.
II GEORGE SMyI.rv-

attend to all business with buyfns
and selling Of Land, locating Land Warrants e.
attention will be given selection Of Pns
Timber Lands for which purpose services Of
ans Of timber been Some soee
kEIEas To-woodbury Larned, Anoka, Minnesota; L.
Boswck, ESQ., st. Anthony, Min; T. Z. B. Man, at xnfhe
ny, Mn; R. p Russe Receiver, Land once Innsapois
Mn; Aarsha Co., Bankers, St. Paul; Weedbury,
Prof. A. Beach, Iowa City. - -
~ All communications should be directedto
-. GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

Total height 70 feet. Weight 229S pounds.
Entire age 557 years.
The family are all living except the youngest
daughter-are all wealthy, and Of the first fami-
lies of Kentucky. l might add, several of the
grandchildren are over 1-2 feet, and are still
growing. tre p
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03
LAND AGENCY AT HUDSON, WIsCONoIN
r. DWIGHT Hall

GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C., will select ana enter
" lands land warrants sell real estate nav
taxes and attend promptly and businsss en-
trusted to his care Hudson is autfuy situated On Lake
Dy most fertile tract Of country to be the southern
minus OF the ST. Croix and Lake fhers
are In and near the town splendid for nvs
men Now is the te address Hu4ssn. St. Orosx CONT
Wieoonsn.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

GEORGE q rA11xU0TOus
CULVER L FARRINGTON,, bo,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, 81. Paul, MIMI.
Wholesale Dealers In 40
GROCERIES AND PROVI SIONS
Liberal Advances made on CsHstgs~sSas.
b. L. ,Douseman, Prairie du Chen,
3 B. W. Brisbois, do. do. 8 ~
-l B. II. Campbell & CO., Gaiens, x sff e4
CIV. Campbell & Co., do.
~ N. Corwith & Co.,, do. -A rH aE
Langworrhy & Co., Dubuque,
- e. @. Potter, Bellevue, o 1ff.et 4 {"
Burrows Pettyman, Davenport,
Green Stone, Muscatine, =
h Il VIM. Gayle Co., Keithsburg, - IN fr89
Humphreys, Tut Terry, st. Louis,
E J. J. Anderson Co., do. f's aff4
- Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
- - B. Brewer & Co., do ~ = ~
~ Rumsey, Brothers Co., Chicago, 80
F" Thomas Hale, do.
~ CrOnin, Huxthan 4 sssrs, New Yort,
.Y5af Sitter, Price & Co., Phnadepha, sds 81
- Calender, Rogers Co., Boston. 10000,
Marx Packages care Of @. p, Oyer Landing, %.
Paul, n. T., s7t5hg fsetlfqs-ls 8 b tsll-tf
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MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECTING
AGENCY.
DELANO T. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Once next door to the Unite States Land Once,
Minnea polis, Minnesota.
AND Town Property, Land Warrants, &C., bought and
IL sold, Money Loaned Property and titles examined in.
made land warrants located, land
entered credit Agencies solicited. Interest
allowed on special deposits. -
All entrusted him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oc2O-dhwt
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BROKE INTO

TINE enclosure rather into cellar window Of the
Wnslow House, the night Of the 9th, red COW,
thin in eh. The requested prove property, pay
charges as well damages, and take her away. N
dsl7-3tp&w z. A. DEUEL..
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NlC0LS, kINNE & 700.
&. wHoIEsALs AND RETAIL DsA1slAm
STOVES, TINWARE, AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS. SC.
Corner 81 ExcHANdE: AND 81. ANTHONY ara.
Near the American Hotel,
IT. PAUL, saF
RE opening their carefully ssiects1 soch
"A consisting in part Of Cooking Psror Stove Of ~
Lead Bar and Sheet Lead Copper Bottoms Brssiers and
ned Sheet Copper Sheet znc Sheet Iron, and Nam a.
Window Glass and esshes, White Lead and Zinc Psir
Manila Rope, &c. 4iff 80
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
such Flows, Cultivstor, Csltivator and Harrow r..,
Grain Cradles Scythes and Snaths, ana 0arien No.
Shove Spades Picks, Nattocks Grub and Hand Hocs IA
Knives Straw Cutters Pruning Shear, Brsr Scythes T.
.o7 8 HEAVY HARDWARE. 49,
Anvils. Vices, Bellows, and Sledse Hammer. A.
Hachets, Rasps, Files, Carriage Springs ana Axies
and Tire Bolts Wagon Boxes CrowBar Coll, LOT md Pm
Chans Cistern Pumps, Well Wheels Buckets; Br.as
knammeled and frencl-pressed Kettles Hollow ware rcse
rally Sad and Fire Irons, &C., &c. Also general sssors
= JAPANNED AND TINWARE.
q Allsors Of Tin, Copper and Sheet ksn Wert done 4,
order.a ~ s41 ei--3lf = - ''A '
This stock have purchased almost seclssvs ~ n.
rates. =. -'-.- = " " wv 'o"~
The public respectfully to call ana .xamn. ,.f.,
ynk emewnofe. t& 500 fg0 ~ June lo.l1maWtf
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GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURsERV-
Near the Halt Way House, betsoesn st. Paul and
fI8 st. anthony.
have the pleasure of Offering the public the coming
w spring., choice lot of Fruit Trees Shu
Roses Dahas, Garden Flower seeds in iaee
small quantities. (feb20.wt) l.. Il. FORD & co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-03

CAHE into enclosure shout The 1st medium Dur
" ham Bull i've six old. Perfectly white except his
ears and nose, which partially red. The have
the same by paying charges.
de8-2td&ws BBNJANIN SYLVESTER. ;
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.f-e---...- L. KRIEGER & CO., E
vx7H0LESALE and Retail Dealers in Groceries and Provi
w soHs st. Louis Store, Third street. "a door
sofa street, 81. Psul, II. my10-lyw
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS. y
OTvERS DODGE wholesale and Retail DealerA I'm DRY
- GOODS, GROCKRIES ANDP1OvIsIONe, Upper Town,
ke9uew, ninneoosa. nov d&w
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ExTaAoR DsNAR Y TNDUCEHs. Nrs
8 no TRADE m

~ shessNInsbDe Sixpsnce,,,
An new receiving my Spffng and 0u mine u took
Of Dry 0spds. Hats and 1ounsss. Bosls and
shoes, Crockery Ware, Fc. direct from ths Eastern
cities which mpffses extensive variety In All
these e pr tnsnta ny stock will ssnpsse favos-
ABLY with sny IN the city in point Of variety and
qsAiity, snd itis well known fact thAtthe prices
ara sAsJeAf. eeH # s@5 M a9s' ''-' \
OF Drssr Goods. have silks, Tjssues, Barrsc,.
Lawns, Barge Defafnes, Cknfifes, porlffs, yaien-
clan Pissas. Dsssise, Argxntines i;sxn Ios~s
Ae. tt.-.
OfStApie q oods, heavy bro vn domestic .bl,.eh.a
do, Osna burgs drills, tiekinfs, prtnts. Sc.
ALa0, Lipep Gopds of ali kiAds--~hite Ana
brown for pants white and brown table diaper
crash and diaper tosseisng, Irishli~er. brown do.
Also, summer shawis, black silk vssettes en-
hraiderier, laccs, pocket dkerrhjefs, hosiery
trimmings, Gents shirts, cravats, collars and aus.
deInlers.
AL6o An ssortHent Of ssmnaer Cietbisr Ara
necessary articles too numerous TO mention
AND - sonnsction with the abovt kser m -.
sortnent % 0useAsNxSe and Gf6cs cries. tn iaxsr
of which stili contfnps to SELF Al rhoIssAI
prices Afsesh iot Vt choice Teas direct from fhs
canton LEA Cos New iork, which sre ~.ar1 nt.J 20
give entire satisfaetion or the meLes VIII L. ~.
funded =
think can nov offer induce u 9 nj, nat Ia hs.r
eellsd ny any hosss IN this city
IL thsre tsahB artiets youesApot fna Apy xh.r.
else, js4t cal At tbs Niubis Sixpenec-sn,vh.rs
along Msin-street.
j.. S.--Ihcse are not old goods-~ haze mot Teen o.
hand tEes ihe gear
Nos. 81, IS, ~ ana 100 Msin.s,.
Asnt T.
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DIRECT REFORMATION Z
or
HARWARE AND CUTLERYl*i


.. w. r n r q r = =
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEks,
i have In store and Are relieving their supplies
for the spring trade direct from tbs makers, which
they o6sr 10 cash and prompt tim>bsysrs ON Ia
vorabls terms. The stock baing unusuAlly lASgu.
they DON 6dcpty solicit an examination Of thesa .
jyi-daw ,. W.AH. TUCKER. &
GUfTAES.---A largestook of different krnnds, 10
~ sale low by 5, w. 4 II. TUCKER.
GNATHs.-A large stock Of various qualities, for
~ sale by E4 S.W III. TUCK Ek- +
LAY RAKEs.---lisy R.kes of different qualities
L forsalo low by IS. W. III. TUCKER.
IKATN CRADLES --tirapevinc, Premium, and
~ common Cradfesfo FOR sale by
LAY F0HkS.--A large siock, assorted quail
IL ties, for sale by s.W.d H.TuCkER. I
CTRAW FORKS Three-Tine Straw Forks OF
YIN. TUCKER.
CPADES.-a large stock of iron, steel and east
~ steel Spades, for sale by I'D
A MES sHovELS.-. A large stock Of Ames
"A shoyels for sale low by.
SCYTHE SToNRs.--seytAc Stones, uf diiieren,
- kinds, in quantities 10 snit
s.w.a II. TUCKER
GcYTliE kIFLEs--Various qualities Of scythe
- Riiiesand sharpen.rsfoT sale by
siW. Al. TUCKER.
SicKLEs.-A good article y si.lis for sale by
- s.W. XII. FUCKER
GRlNDsToNEs;-~ The Reten tirfndstone, DIVA
SWAN TUCKER,
lSgn Of the Red Paddock,
iys daw corner Of Main and Second SITS.
CADY yONEa a. Ersc~
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Keokuk, Iowa .Apriil7-1Aw.


MkS. &c, BEAAN. Of New Yorh, the orir,ua-
~ tor Of the system Of msking shirts 10 IN
mo Tor fifteen years has done business Tor ths
oroaaw ~ trade formerly Ne. Astor House has
opened rooms one anss yes. Of the pcstoftet on
johnson street, up stars. She 10 pr. pared 70 enc
ssie, With promEtless and dixpateh, order. 10,
Dnirts, Collars, Robe Dc ChsnGt Lsuiss and
Children's Ureeses
Parties furnishing their own materials will be
honorabiy dealt with.
Ladies Basques cut and basted in = Superior
sAnner. niN rate Aiiiinsr, particularly in all
braid work, bleaching 4, etc. in attendance
NIB. To GtntieneI; Mrs. u. having been com.
Psiird to make Laundry arrangement. ior Lsr ov.
business, abe IL able 10 take The ws4hingof nun-
Der OF gentlemen. All goods seIt for, aud the ne
sessAry repairing sseh nj buttons strings &c,dons
Umee ~ shove. IA Ifebi0.d
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WANiLp--A number Of men Of good addres
t"sslisome handsome and rapidly selling
1hstpuhllshsd handsome New Year, Present
entitled :. The Floral Diadem, or A Wreath of
9a'hcted Ficwers, " handsome ~ bound in Cloth aud
VII ana sep2rbls illustrated with . Number of
hRIaFlngf Mso, aeheaP and quick 4
ing work entitiea Tho True H,siotp or a. Kan.n,
sts, stisehedin ancat wrapper, " Ii splendid
e9sffedeagrhyinet Address
j. r.. TELLER
noN3-u Faurthst near Main, Cincinnati
Iarm Aud Ilouac and Lot for sale.
| LII ; hbt,t on favorable terms, Farm If so
: Aifes, we'll improved. with q comfortable
IN aing and out houses, situated in Hancock Co.
Ills about . miles from keok1k.
hLro, Lot on the corner of Sth and Tim a
streets, with new frame dwelling house Tn
buire At the Des Moines Valley Planning Mil.
sepl7du r.. IL. VANDERBILT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

ESORSALE--A farm OF .03 acres, In G rcen Bay
l Township, Lee Co. Iowa, consisting Of so acrcs
prairie aud ~ timber; situated on the Mississippi
river, miles north Of Fort Madison The rs acres
are heavily timbercd with oak and walnut, and
there IL good landing for steamboats, ut same
Said farm will b scldat very low figures and good
time. SAMPLE i RANKIN.