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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-04

ID the trains yin leave Chamber ssAnou follows
e,Rss's "a ma sp a. G n. s ss S.sssnsH,
and r r.; for foSsaAsspse A. n and1 .sd T.; 10
sing Sing trsns stop II The sona Passengers take.
q .hsmoers. Cana, chn.opher.. and rery nrs srses
A@P. =. sas Ahsay ~ a. as and 10 70 ~ ss'
.OP.M A. v SMITH. Superintendent
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EI0HT PEE CknT LAND GRANT FIksr MON X
~ DO Dc The Chicago y. III and Fond i,u Lac ks'l
rond sell hoddrs ih-- eixn' Pr
cen twerg i've year dand ersSD ooo1
Su0 q cate May 1857. and secured noon Mr en-
TIRE road ARD line of road from hcagN " LAM snoerFr
Srd upon meo Of acres Of the GIANTS Of public 'snds m
Coner ~ az made To this n, the II. % OF con-n
a1e hFbgnn Accompanying each bond ~u BIZ scsip or
hncAi emitting The purohAsnr his sssenss hs o. nev
sSeh on s.stns =. any lime within t.o sAs from Jun
of the same never u be snbec any further nts
hu to b. cr-rd with proceds OF sale. Of IA ds full
paid 70 share dividends and be-
vdes by sat- 9 MOAN and act frth in said sok prugr
R The subscription price for said boads 70 eigh
cent II their par Va Ne and accrued interest yaie per
cant 90 each of he frat days Of august s. p.smssr &c
iober parties he
of the company New yorh TIE subscriptnn I.t will
open bp office Of The No IL W iii street on
day the 9Th and will remain open Ill 2Otn june mat
Dated New York, june 7, 1fS7.
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nFFiCE OF The oOvKRN0RS OF Tuk Ai-MsHOUBf
~ (ROunda, Park view York May a. 1887 -Ty aanufhs
dsstrou Of employing the labor of IsAne
With shOp ~ ppioatcps will ba received ~ the
poymeDt Of the labor Of oepvcte At the psnentay And nal
and female inmates Of the workhouse, Black ~eDp iand
any business authorized oy the laws organizing Ah drpA
ent Every inform alton viii be given appfcssrr ut ~
THE COsMITTEE ON STREETS or TIE BOARD OF
i Councilman will hold meeting In the chamber nj said
Board No II City Ha to-day Thursday at o'c ock. p.
NJ. the subject Of widening Nassau and Uhsha
The Commits toners have of the proposed
Persons inte Gated are invited n attend
7. A. BODtE,
in RsYNOLDS cu--,.,..
GEO p BIcKFURD 0o% 10 ",sHsnerS
j. ROSHkER " oSeeS
b. AVERY
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IJARLRM RAfLROAD-suMMER ARRAF0EhEEr-
III Commencing "Wednesday, June a 1877.
Trdns leave depot of white and Centre strretr
7s A. n Groom Pls train connectng with line 81 stages
for Lake Mshopac.
go A. n. Express mail train for Albany cynnectins ~
Falls with line OF for iafe sahopsc Purtys
for Ridge dn.d at.Brewsef FIR Danbnry chatham our
with wesSers Railroad for Albany. Troy axsogA
and tho West
a:n r. N. Nillercn train stopping At all ssauona
Bp r. ~ Wilsmsbridge train stopping n all stauona,
slb r.. NJ Whit. Pains Train, stopping ~ all stalons
Leave rwer'y sirih street
$50 A. NJ Williams bridge train stopping al all ss'ioua
II A VI. Wulismrsrdre trAin stopping NJ a sfs Iona
N 80 A. NJ White Piains train stopping All stations
$50 p. NJ wnliamshr,dve rain, stopping At all stanons
BP NJ Crctn Fals train, stopping AT all sla,icn-.
sP n wiismsoridEe Train, stopping ~ All sauons
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AyOTICrSArA MEETING or THE ARD Or PILOT
~ Communist ners, hed June 1887, n was sni,nsnsiy
rsplved ground ofthe VI Js~ he
dsemd o he west Of les da~n in ,a short dire ion
ON Fire island gh 70 hat Of karnsss Light hi lin. will
run W T.. and u n and that west OF th ns
SELF piotsge must take he hr ptit of ring his
vices, pay The piotage. r. PEhkiNa. sesr1'Ars.
AIOTICE To IRON FuUNoERa-A. AYMEs. OHiEF
IN engineer Of the Union Havana W. nte
up floating dry cock In the city 1T Havana
island OF Cuba Plans and conditions To he snbmtaf IN him.
1t he As0r House room 60 u II clock, unlil Ssur
day. before hia departure for Knrope
NT.TIcE TO CARMEN.-THE CARMAN rHAr TOOK
IN ~@verN from tho OF W-st and Per sre"s
Tu, between Bnd o'c ok will br lhe
rally rewarded By giving for nation where the ues were
delivered all at 1851 Pearl street.
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EouR LECTURES
CHEMICAL HISTORY or CREATION,
Ansn< pd N and

By r. oGD1s DoREnus, N d.
Having been pcstsdy requested " deliver Tits Of
lectures first presented this city three since DR.
Dorrmus TAKES the liberty Of announcing that he win give
OF four lectures this snbjsc the evenings o
Friday, June Tuesday June Friday June IL and Tues
DAY June 10 a. egh O'Clock, NJ u the New YORK Medical
College. Esst Thirteentb street. Fou u In
sequence of the expense a~nns he ussAoos the prce
OF ckss viii be folio rsTickss for the admlunR
lady ana gentleman, So single s.; sing lecture
admitting single person 81 TO be obtained Of Wears John
Mbss isS sroadwsy; a. Appleton Co., S46 Broadway
John Meakim 90 broadway; Thomas r. 3reen 868 Broad
Way and ~ Prices book store No. Everett Houss.
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EvASHION C0UkSk. LONG IhiAAkD.-THE RACES
II the Fashon Course will commence Friday. shx
- Of June pext at p. NJ, AZ foowv:-
FRIDAY, JuNEh
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.

PEHN<lN Al
EaENCH MEDAL-rHIs DAY. THURSDAY JUNE4
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POLITICAL.
TAMMANY HALL-A MEETING or THE DRMOCR A.
nc Rey uhcsn Convention viii be held hs evening pur.
suant " adjournment at O'Clock June y 1851.
by order kLIIAH ,. PURDy Chairman.
s ssSsG 5 c" vsSplssaDry ssore'Are"
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DEv. DR. BELLOWS WILL DELIVER A LECTURE At
IL the htensnm brooklyn. corner Of Atlantic and Clinton
sreet Ia 1hursday) evfnlng at O'Clock Subject "Uur
National House. s1d the wsy buldng II" Tickets
the door
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-30
OMpIrANCR M. ia


AN 0RDlNAhCE Providing for the issue Of Bonds
for the purchase Of Market Grounds.
De y ordained BY the City Council IT the City
thoriEsd 20 issue City Bonds 10 the amount Of
Forty two Thousand Dollars, said bonds 10 run tcn
Years, bearing interest 1t the rate Of eight per
cent per annum, interest 70 be paid annually /;
said bonds to b. styled Market Bonds.
sec = Tbs bonds shali be divided among the
warts Of the city as fcllows Wis., Ton thousand dol
lars each fer First ard Third Wards and sha II be
applied TO the purchase Of Market grosnds in sr
Tor r rst and Third Wards, asd shall b. applied
conJontly, ~ isoI may BE- agreed upon by the
Aldermen OF said First and Third WARDS and nf-
teen thousand dollars 10 the purchase oi Markes
grounds in the Second Ward, and 10 be applied IN
dst the direction Of the Aldermen Of said Ward.
and seven thousand dollars TO be applied 70 the
purchase Of Market grounds in Fourth Ward and
under the supervision and direction Of the Alder
men Of Fourth Ward.
Passed July IS, 1857.
lAttest,1 b. u. SMITH, Pres I pro tenn,
D. 5. MgRRIAa, Clerk.
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The amount and variety Of business be-
fore the Recorder, under the amended char.
ter, requires more pronptness and system
IN the proceedings. With good natursd
Court, almost too anxious to do just right,
accommodate everybody and give no one oc-
casion for complaint, and with od;csrs never
IN hurry and often at loss what to do
next, It sometimes requires . half dsy af.
erthe appointed hour to. get fairly undor
way. And then, with the pettifogging OBJ
jecsions and dilstory motions Of the hall
score OF lawyers employed 10 cases of any
special interest, and the ordinary delays FOL
hunting up witnesses, il seems remarkable
that case should ever be determined on
tho same day that is commenced.
The Recorders Court is designed to dis.
pense summary justice, in minor offence,
against the laws and city ordinances, and "a
hold preliminary examinations of partie,
charged with graver offences, and in eithe,
class: Of cases no irretrisvable injustice can
occur, in consequences Of too great prompt
ness in the action Of the Court. But there
- no danger from this source for the reason
that uniform and systematic promptness and
despatch in the conduct of business before
the Court will, in the long run, lead to a
more certain administration Of justice in oil
cases, than results from the present dilatory
system.
Another matter lot Us suggest, for the
benefit OF whom it may concern. From our
observation in the Recorders Court We fear
that it 10 very bad school for the younger
members Of the Bar, in many respects, and
they would do we'll to guard against the bad
habits and bad manners that seem to prevail
there.
The Recorder has authority to establish
rules that will promote the dispatch Of bus
iness, aud also to enforce the manifestation
OF the respect due from members Of the Be-.
as well rs others, to court Of justice, and
We trust that the power will be exercised in
that behalf, for the general benefit Of tn,
community.
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New Lumber Yard,

CONs WITH . TIMEAsST1.e
MILL keep constantly on hand al kinds Of
Lumbar suitable for the market of Keokak
and Surrounding oonntvy, such IS
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, 1 inch, dc do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
RKNCFN0, do do
CHAR LUMBER, thick, thin, vide and marrow.
FIRST sRcOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
EHEkTlNti, To-, ".
SHINGLES, No. and common.
LATH, do do
ALLEdllANY LUMBER, dry, large quantity,
POPLAR = PINE JOIST6, Ut every descriptiou.
do do SCANTLING, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 8 70 ~ inches SQUARE .
large quantity.
All of which we will sell on the most renewable
terms for cAsh. CREEL 4 SHEPPARD
Keokuk. July %, ,67 div m
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CounciI Proceedings.
CouxcIL RooH, !
July -. 1857.


July q, 1857.
Council met at half past8 o'clock.
Present, all the msnhers except Mr. Day.
His Honor, the Mayor, bsins abssnt from
the CITY. Mr.. Smith waepalled 10 the Chai1.
The minutes Of ths last ncssiag wsss rad
and approved.
A communication from N. G. Wright and
others, proposing to 20 into contract for tho
enuc, was received and laid on the table.
Mr.. Wyman, from the Committee on Mar
ket Grounds reported an ordinance, entitled
=" An Ordinance providing for the issue OF
bonds for the purchase OF market grounds."
After some discussion between Mefsrs. Wy.
man, Patterson and Shelley, in regard to the
nance was passed. The ordinance will be
found in another column
A demonstrates Was received from lngle.
hart and 80 others, praying that the petition
for the removal OF his blacksmith shop
which Was presented to the Council ut it,
last meeting, be refused, and that he be al.
lowed to continue until bis lease 10 out
which will be next spring. II was referred
to tho same committee who have the petition
under consideration.
Mr.. Waiting, from the Special Comnitte,
to whom was referred the ordinance regulat
ing teams, &C., reported in favor Of its pas
sing. The report Was carried.
Mr.. WAlling, from tho Special Committs,
to whom Vas referred the petition Of Vim
Reese, reported adverse to said petition
| The committee also begged to be discharges
| from the further consideration Of said peti
| ton. The report WAS accepted and the com
mittee discharged.
/ Marshal Grifsy Was allowed $50 05 70
removing nuisances from the city, from Jun
9th, up to the present date.
Mr.. r. Higjon was allowed $l3 so TO
furnishing sand and repairing sidewalks O.
Third street, between High and Concers.
The engineer reported An estimate Of GAS
| to O'Brisn / Donnslly, for culvsrting Elev
| snth street, between Main and johnson
which was adopted.
The following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That tho street supervisor
and he is hereby instructed to work Mint
street, from Bank TO Carol streets, 90 % I
make it passable for wagons and waite,
carts; also, to make Thirteenth street PAL
sable from High to Fulton street.
/. Resolved, That the engineer be instructe
to procure plan for 4 msrket honss to I
, erected in Third Ward, through alley
block No. l27, and estimate tho cost, and :,
port ct next regular meeting.
, Resolved, That the CITY engineer be q
thorixed to advertise for proposals to col
! tinus the culvert passing under High sire
! on Tenth, up Sixth to Morgan, through Mo
) gan to Fifth, also, for grading High fro
Seventh to Fourteenth streets.
! Resolved, That the city engineer be d
rected to enter into contract with the lowe
' bidder for the grading Of High betwe,
+ Third and Fourth streets.
Resolved, That the tar be RENTED on 10
: is, and 9, block Al, provided chur,
) building to be erected on said lots be cor
menced Immediately.
l There being no further business befo
. the Council, it adjourned until Tuesday, A,
gust 4th
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oeR CANDIDATE FOR SHKRirr.--It has been
reported in some quarters of the county that
IN case OF election Mr.. Timberman will de-
cline fulfilling the duties OF the Office. II is
amistake or willful Misrepresentation
II elected, he win discharge the duties Of
the once faithfully and promptly. lie has
been absent at the East for nm unexpected
length OF time, but is now at home and will
visit such portions Of the county as time
will permit.
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RErR E0RlNG LlTERATU2R
p0R TINS
REFRESHING WEATHER.

A. wilson q Peters NoWs seen.
JoHxsoN.sT., ofFostTs fH1 p0er os4lcs,
yAN be found large quantity q Yssiedlsaas ead
~ Cheap Litsrstars, fSssh trou tke pesapes 81
Paelishsss II ell sections q ths. ssasRy, kroa
which every lsrson .ho indalee II that sheessst,
can salset something paSsieslssly rslrssh.
Ing, whatever thetr tastes may b.. TAs Magazines
Tor August, wAieh arc exccAent numbseS. New
Noveis from eur BEST astAop, amona uhish -
"Thc Dead Secret" BY Wilkin Coliiss, Witch i
creating xroAt ssasalion5 .Alies, = ~ Balwss, !
sequel - Earnest MaltrAvsfs;'' ssHslrs Z sean
field Hall, ~ III. smith, ~; "1he Kings Tai
isman. BY Syivanss Cobb j ana nAay oth4ss.--
Evcrything il the News, Periodical AndChsap Pub-
lication line ON b. found ~
WILSON 4 POrrER'S
jy2sl New establishment, Opposite PsstolBee
rsrenpssry sale - Dry GeoAs.
VIE entire stock Of the Second Street Chsap
Dry Goods Store will be closed out considerably
less than rst cost TO close the store Sale to con-
tinue two weeks.
Store fsr Rent the 9th Of Aagust.
July 70
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RAILROAD r1cKrrs

Good for an uslinltsa lsnstA ~ tine saiovina
gssa tostep 81 aay poiat Aaa ~ e
49, thsis Jcusnsy 6 lsissss. 4 q go.
SeAa1Aess Tisksts eesa until Clase u NAyiestisa.
@Passsnsars eas ebeais Rsli skls lefseaa1isS
q this Once In regard y al Raiisasd kestag r.
the United etatss ssa CAsaAss. -
: Passengers leave Ksokek every day ~ fsllsws
=. W ;ns Asss, = y n A.aasys sxssptea. Dswn
AoDlay All An. -
AaRoGn nsst y Plynsssh ats :. o., sss1syi
SOass spsa n O'Clock :. =.
J.k.TkWK6nUhY.
1esslgs Ticket Agent, q. b. "a. j. i. iiss.
jylS-d6w ~ n -
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Saturday 1veatng Train Yu& o..
OHIO 4 MI6SIS1IPPI
4 '.o4' s.ve..
R RAILROAD. 8 ! !.

So'"pssssse !. - Sse94N Ossn 0Se
Cnenge 81 carr ONay go cA0N0s
at earato LouteUlto One
cheaos 10 Clsvalaad.
80 ~ ~ - ehs.ese q Cars
c,n t;,tiss sSAc = ~. m. " Al Aast-
re D. q nsI az ~ H..vI 49, sVUIs, es',y"s
" 49, 49, wssasesay sply lot, trains will
T's M, T,.,.-r.... -
Il ~ \. 49, lssves sass q. Losis
Esn,... Ts.;,rn.. -
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LsNcuISe IN OsKALoosA. Vim. Redman
was made the subjec. Of pohular violence in
oskaloosa few days ago. As the oversecr
OF house Of i'll fame, he was tarred and
fea'hered and ridden on rail, and expelled
from the city. The women in the house
we're also notified to leave, which they did
forthwith.
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The Republicans Of the State OF Iowa will NEE
in Convention at IOWA CITY, on H'saae,day,
Asssai9fA, for general consultation upon matter.
Of vital importance.
II the amended Constitution 10 adopted Mt the
August election. candidates for Governor or Lieut.
Governor will be put in nomination al said Con-
ventioo.
The ratio Of representation win be one deieea,.
for every one hundred Republican voters, in eael
county and one additional delegate for frae,isn
over Atty voters Counties not having the requisite
nanssrof Republican voters to en,isle them 10 on
delegate by the ratio adopted will nevertheless b
entitled to one delegate.
~ order of the State Central Committee
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD.
HENRY Oc0NNoR
WM. PENN CLARK
GEO. b. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE
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WHAT Is TnE REASON Col. Orr and Gov,
Aiken, OF ). g., and lot OF Southern nota-
hilities are at present in Minnesota investing
largely in real estate. They think Slavery
IS such blessing to community tha. we
wonder they don't invest their money where
that institution prevails, Texas or Arkan-
sas, for instance. Why don't they do il?
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'uN sALk-la fAyr Of .o3 acres, In Qrscis las
township. Lee c., Iowa, consisting Of S0aerar
prairie and ~ timber; situated On The Mississiupi
aver, miles north of Fort Madison The Is anres
afs heavily timbsred with sak anA vsiput. ~
sse.e = good landing for stesnboats g sa1s
time. AAkpIr u11IvEsS
jy3bd s 1siAAH.
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GkEAr SToRx At ALDASY.--On the Goth
they had terrible storm at Albany, N. Y.
Il lasted three-fourths OF an hour, stopping
travel and business, tearing up paving
stones, filing cellars with water and food.
ing the lower stories Of great many stores.
An immense damage was sustained Ivy this
sudden freak Of the elements.
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WatchwerA Ch..~.A.

WatcAW era ChangsA.
The know nothing wAtchword, the caves-droppe,s
say,
Vas, TO ask in whisper. "Havs you seen Sam
To-day ~
But since the election they ve changed IL, We hear
Aud the brethren now ask, .sHavc you ssea ycn
this yearf''
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e. Rachel has lost her voice BY her
Late illness, and bade adiea TO the stage for
sver.
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The MODEL LApY.-The model lady puts
her children out to nurse and tends lapdogs;
lies in bed till noon; wears paper.solsd
shoes; pinchcs her waist; gives tho pisno
fits; forgets to pay her milliner; outs her
poor relations; goes to church when she gets
new bonnet turns the cold shoulder to
her husband, and airts with his ssfriend -
never saw thimble; don's know darning
needle from crobar wonders where pud-
digs grow; eats ham and eggs In private,
and dimes on pigeons leg in public runs
mad after the latest fashion; dotes on BY
ron; adorss any man who grins behind =
moustache; and when asked the age Of her
Youngest child, replies, 81 don't know in
deed-ask Betty!"
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PLUM mEn 4 CO.,
DxALBas IN

SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to faruish French and American
"A Glass Of Any sise desired. Alse, BYitish
Gown 0is,s ;Sssh OF Ali common . res; Linsesd
Oil, varnishes, spirin Tsrpeatine. Aluohoi; ;
Psrls Chrome Greer, dry and IN oil; and all the
S~aIet qaA4tslss VI uleenS Aii sorts VI tsrs,ptnw
coiers uqld Leaf; Silver And Copper Bronze !,
Paint and varnish brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We arr also Agenss for the State Of Iowa for
/" Fosters Patent Friction Wisdow Supporter"
which are now coming into very general use, aud
arc an erceilsnt substitute fSx weights pul,eys.
and great saving IL expense.
gents wanted TO sell them through shs
State.
We are Also agents for Keotuk for "whitSs
Pendulum Curtain Fixtures,' the simplest and
best Curtain Fixture ever Invented.
PLuMAER 1 CO.,
jya0dAw Cona's Building, lis Main.st
DuTrER--l700 lbs choice Westsrn Nsssrye: bus-
- te',reeeived direct from Ohio. and sold "
iy21dlw KELLOGG 4 BIR6E.
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SWIMMING LAKE oSrARIo.--A couple OF
gentlemen a few days ago made wager that
they could swim across Lake Ontario oppo-
site Roches,sr,-a distance Of only sixty
miles,--the 6rst one giving out to pay the
wager. They started with boa. intended
20 afford relief in case Of emergency, and
before they had swan Eve rods both Of them
were struck BY billow which caused them
70 turn up their shiny sides like dead fish,
and they were rowed back to the shore amid
shouts Of dcrision from the spectators. So
Lake Ontario remains unswam by anything
save ships and fishes
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COOP TAsrE.-The sessions u the Pres
byterian Church at Washington have re-.
quested The operators in the noyemen, for
the organisation Of New School Preshyte-
siaa Charch South, to change the place Of
nsstins, - they do notdesire the inaugurA-
tioa Of the scheme 10 occur At the Federal
City.
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UMAN, p ANCMK

OAAA. kANCM -,
g Il N RAJ UPHOL STERER
pkOMPT attention given 10 al orders fes Job
/ Work in my line.
window Cartatna, - French and other styles -
made and putaP. Carpets atted and pat down.--
Upholstery Of furniture neatly repaired. Church
Cushions made TO order. All work warranted 10
q We sati action, and Prices reasonable.
kesidcnce and Shop on 7th street, between
blondeas and Coneeft.
Refer TO kilbourne Davis, where specimens Of
NY work may be sssa. fIy3Sdtf
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fIsHEco partnership heretofore existing bet ween
+. X. Hart Son Is this day dissolved By mu-
tunl consent.
The business will hereafter be transacted under
the style and arm Of HART BARBER, to whom
most cordially invite the patronage Of our
friends and the public generally. E.KHART.
keok uk. July H. '67-iy2Qd
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IHE ART OF VISITING is well worth a she :
cial treatise. Whom to visit--when 20 yisit
how long to visit; these would & rm the ssa.
pie OF useful essay, il anybody would take
the trouble to write it, and would write il
eiever'y. Some people visit nearly all the
tine, and 50 waste their own lives and their
Trends substance; some rarely visit AZ Gil,
ana 80 deny themselves and their nsichbors
one OF the greatest pleasures OF social OK
istence. Some people make their vista 80
short that they are not worth the trouble
they cost; others stay so long thst the visit
becomes .svisitation,n like I fever o.
famine. As els always essential to excel
ience in any art, only those who have ! Ger
tain amount of practice know how to yis,t
wei, while those who visit too much sin
ahsf's'st ssss md BECOME had visitors y-c..
lmprulie uNA 80 eareleasneas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-30

TT The Louisville Journal never said !
keenes ijing than when it said this: "The
Roman Forum Is now COW market, the mr.
peian Rock cabbage garden, the palace Of
the CRssrs rope walk, and Ashland the
residence Of J. B. Clay"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-30

Fer sale ~ . DaYgain.
A Ineligible butldisslst 30 lest trent, or less q.
- tho option sf-ths purchaser. Said lot il on
high ssound, and Willie sslashsapM sppl1sA ~
soon.
Termsi About eash the bAlasssiA sasy nays
ments. Inquire Of the undsssignsa, 10 Day1
building, corner of ExbAAnes asl 18th 50.
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