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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-28
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE

s'N IMBLE SKIP PEN CE!i"
I AM now receiving heavy stock Of sxAsosAFLn
i GOODS, direct from the Eastern citics. They arc
not second hard roods but fresh and nice.
good assortment and large lot, to suit all kinda
of customers.
There three ,hingst TO beeonsidercd In tSadink
one s 10 have The right Kind Of goods another IL
to make the prices to suit and the thirds 70 have
accommodating snletmeE. NV houses pcssess all
hese requirements and certainly there 10 tho place
getGood bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consisti n part of the fol-
lowing: Deiaincs, solid ard fgursd ds baise, neri-
noe lusres, plsids, lnso.s. Einghams cloths, cas-
sirercs, caeiucts, tweeas, jeans, Canton fannels,
wool Aannels all colors, opera haAnels, weol CON-
forts, hootfs, mits, glove, hosiery, table hnens
damask, diaper, shawls, long ana LAY ttate, mems
wool shirts and drawers, dutn.s,ies, blue and brown
tickngs sheetiugs. hats ard caps, boots and shoes,
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. And in connection with the above,
have 3 large stock Of CnecKERr NArE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can oner superior
inducements In this lipe. Also, n good assortment
of ehoice FAMILY URoCEHlESS In fsct, every
thing in the merchandise lire, and If there IL nny
art. lie We cannot furnish, We tell Yen where
ind IL.
Just drop in at the "NIMHLT SIxpfNCE," and
look at those Ne,e Goods, which have not been on
hand since the year enc. Ii affords us pleasure TO
show nice goods. lou will hLd them at
Nos 81, ~ 100 MatD.st., ksokuk.
oct2adaw 8. S. BILLINGS.
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JUST RECEIVED.

"A the sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street, psai
corner ef Sd. another invoice Of Gent's, La
dies Misses and Chiidren Is wear, comprising al
we new styles of the season. aud to which constant
additionsare being made by fresh arrivals. The re
mainder OF the stock purchased from the late frn
OK odeil Matless, will close out at cost and be
low cost IN order TO make for other goods nov
20 tne way. All persons wishing bargains In ou
line, are requested 10 call aud examine for tbam
selves. We viii also make to order at the shortes
notice nii kinds of gentlemen 3 and Ladies' wear
from the best material and in the atsststyls gooa
al being guaranteed in nil eases
mylbd HuIShA AMP 4 MATLESs
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City Drug Store.
IA M y = ~ n y n u T. ID -,

VHOtE1UJG OUu MGJOJE DTNggt1t,
DURR0WS' Block, south side Main street, n
ID keoknk. Having purchased livestock of
J. j. q. Stewart and added IL TO my previ-
GUS stock, and having ordered additional sup
plies from the East, nabied 10 offer to the city
and country trade Of the most cempletestocks .
TO be found In the city Purchasing glass, yafpish-
es, and other leading articles from the manufnetnr
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given to componnding physi-
! clans prescriptions. mrhlsd
m pOx. fioyd's American Penetrating Lini
1OO ment, in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
100 dos. Escuapian Liniment, and great variety
Of Patent Medicines ut
April 8, 1858. REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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NE MOYal.

- STAR CLOTHING sT0RE.-H sTRAus
~ $Co. have removed their stock Of CIothins
and Furnishing Goods from their old stant
TO No 90 street door to s. S. Billings " her,
tney VIII be happy to old friends and man,
new ones.
MR- Oar spring stock will be received at al
early day, when weshall present unusual advanta
gcs to the trade. f.b2Qa
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NO. 3O8.


A PoTHECAKIES' HALL, corner Of Johnson ara
"A Sd street, keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye
otufs, and PerfuMcry, Tobacco, Cigars and snuf,
Patent Medicines Of all kinds in use, and cen
stanty receiving, direct from the Eastern cities
large and we'll selected stock, TO whish they invite
the attention Of dealers Customers and Ph ysiciaps
will always find their Fresh and Tn.
adulterated Medicines which they select with great
PERSONAL CARE for this market and their prices are
~ low az any other heuse In the State.
~ b. Please call and examine their stoeA hefoas
purchassng eisew here. lang1l
RkusHLs.-T Tooth, nair and Nail Brushes, .
- large assortment Of superior qualities, for sale
by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Druegists,
junesd Corner Of Main and Sd sts.
GENUINE LuBIN's sEx1RACrs.-JockeyClu club,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline, Pat
chouy, Rose Jenny Lind, and other celebrated per-
fumes for the toilet. for sale by
WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
Successor,o Of IL. II. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd SITS.
'N0iLEr sOAPs.--Low's brown Windsor and
honey Soaps, warranted genuine. For sale BY
JuneSd WILKINSON a MARSHALL.
LNAu DE CoLOuNE.--tenuine Johann and +.
~ Maria Farina Cologne, IN octagon and long bot
'ur ianssd ' " WILKINSON MARSHALL.
L,LAvORING KXTIlAcIs.-Preston Nsrrill's
Il X. u. A. .Wright's, Meskims and others Ex-
tracts Of l., mon Vanilla, Peach, Raspberry, Msee,
Gloves, Nutmegs, bitter Almonds. hose, ETC., for
sale by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
juneSd Cor. Main and I'd sts.
i EDlAsMIAA splendid perfume for handker-
iunssa u se'' " WILKINSON MARSHALL.
yENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.-C Ciiindr aaos Re
~ gala de Londrcs, Trabueos, La Rosa, La Prusba
In Trasmerana, halanes, etc, ETC. Choicest brands
only, for sale by
ianesd WILKINSON MARsAALL.
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ROW 0ENTs
A SECOND story Room, - hy 80 feet, On Main
n atrcet, between "a and ID, entrance from tAs
Also, good rear room corner II sth md 1sin
street. on Grit loeE. ". =. xUOntut0.
fcbS-dtAw-lm
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CO.PARTNERsHIP.

~ Office is hereby given that the undersirned
lV have this day formed cc-psrtnsrhir under
the name and style Of Wsggener I Isbelb for the
purpose Of carrying the Merchant Tailoring bus
mesa, 1t the old stand of j. II. Wsggenss, % Sec
ond street between Main and johnson, where they
viii also keep choice stock Of cloths, cassineres,
ready made clothing, gents furnishing seodt etc.
keokuk, Jan. 20, b7. j. II. WA0GENER.
jau22df IL. B. IEBkLL.
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LtDsaRy A1UOcia8So0o,s
IT WILL fpmisA boehs 4. LhqnSise q Hastsrn
i satslegss pstess, le1neGing ~ - esat. osad
DoW sedSss % j. j. 00D0u,
11-oope9A - ua3a-ot.
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DtssO1ultOu. .

TlNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Kelly Hur,ey, IN the Merchant Tailoring
business, on johnson street, IL this day diasolyed
BY mutual consent. The business will he oOn-
ductcd hereafter by q. W. Hurley, who 10 fully
authorised 20 collect all accounts due tho 6rm and
will pay all claims against the same.
T. KELLEY,
Nov. .3S, 1850. G.W. HURLEY.
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tL4s Of Harycdsbuyyh. ky.)
0a0ktnG n hOusc
HATCH n TH0M RAAN.

mousse
HATCH 4 THOMPSON.
..........-... IOWA
DAkTiCULAK attention paid to collections, and
i remittanecs made at current rates.
All business appertAining to Banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and the Conti-
nent. d. w. BAILEY, Cashier.
REvEnEscEs
N. Morriron, Cashier Manhattan Co., N. r.;
Chss. b. Foote, CASH Z CommerciaI Bank, Cin.;
Kinney, kspy + Co., Cincinnati;
.. II. BalIen, Cash Z Bank Kentucky Louisville;
Curtis Warren, I"
northern Bank Of KENTUCKY srington;
Taylor, Shelby Co.,
Commercial Hank Of Kentucky,
Darby Barksdale, st. Louis;
Pittman 4 Brother, !"
Il. I. Tinkman 4 Co., Chicago;
Mitchell 4 Cable, Rock Island. fnosl-d
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
0soTwe e. Anderson,
Third Street, bct. Main and Johnson kcokuk, Iowa,
MILL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange at
w beat rates.
ecsds rsmitted ~ currentrates of exchange free Of
charge.
GA- Usual banking facilities granted to Gus
TONERS.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. York City.
X. w. CLARK, Dodge Co., i"
kw. CLARK Co., Bantsn, Philadeiphia-
Bsxy, Miitsaberger 4 Co., Bankers, St. Lsuis.
Z. w. Clark 4 Bros, I"
John J. Anderson 1 Co.,
9ilimors \ Hfothsrton, Cincinnati.
"a ORss hours from . A. NJ. to 4 p. n.
July IL. lSSS.--dly
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THE BIG BOOT

n swe wish TO make room for our new stock, toar-
IA rive on the first boat, will dispose Of the rs.
mander Of the stock bought from Mr. Duko at and
be low cost.
We will be glad to see all who wish bargains /,
Boots and Shoes. r. EIIIo1'T A co
mch22d
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DlssoIualen.

DlssoInalon.
vsHE eo-partnersAip herstoforc existing, under
! tne style Of !. Tarbcli Son, il this day dis
by mutual consent either party being author
issd 70 settle tho accounts Of said 6rm.
J. TARBELL,
B. .r.TARBELL.
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kEOkUk MA RDLE WOR As.
~ =. DaWAsa & Sen.
a LWAl6 keep on hand good stock Of the Rrst
Ys@i4sJ ~ SAxsis, wlioa ws WAL scii at the
very lowest Satcs.
Tho best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders so!icitsd Tor plain and styles in
Stone Of Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet Main and Blonasau.
acpts, ,'S6--dly.
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CARnlAGE MANUEA CTORY.
On johnson Street, between lst and I'd.

UH vuHHS0H CtEcUt, UetWcen IBt and I'd.
DY O'BklAN l. co. Having per-
- mancntly established oursslvssc
in keokuk, with an ample supply sf2t2|3
the very best material for the man
ufacture Of Carriages, Buggics, Gigs and Hacks,
We are prepared to make all articles In our line,
in the very beststyle and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May IS. is56-diy
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hereby recommend my friend Hurley 10 oul
numsrous patrons ~ gentlemen every way wor-
thy their entire conhdenee, aad fully capable ol
conducting the business 10 the entire sststsstios o
ell.
dec il dsf r. HILLEY
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HAvING cold mr. sntirs stock Of Stationary 70
IL Messn. Ogden, Drowaell o., We cheerfuliy
sssommsad them % ths psbils and onr former pei-
rons. r. TARnRIf f 4 e1l& a
1sA rs, 'yy.flp-diw
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Dental sURGER

DENTAL SURGERY.
nR. r. 8. BARBER would respect
- fally Inform his patrons aud the
public generally, that he has stted spQlyVv>
. handsome suite Of rooms, sparine
neither pains orexpsnse to make them eleEsnt and
comfortable, In the brick building, west side Of 3D.
bstwesn Main and johnson streets. Thankful foI
past fAvofs, he soliciE = continuancc Of the same
- Anopcrations warranted.
spr1<dly
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DATRICk A GROUSE have this day received pes
i Express, the following music for Piano:
FILLMORE sAtA. .oITisCH,
FTEMUNT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
loo copies lille we have missed you,
Ice q 1 Bells Polka, and fine collection Of
New Songs, WaltIes and Pslk for t'nitsr.
scut IG "a
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D0RI FOLIOS, Writing DsSks, Lsdiss' 0las
= lnsatAeds, snd > variety Of paucy StationSry
tos LaA!ss tss, Tor sale q OGDkNS
se1N 1ook3tof4
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NEW MVNIlIE
NTEhare just received. by American Express, the
w following New Music
SO copies 'sWiliie's welcome home," answcT 70
.'Wiilic we have missed you."
GO " Oh. let me die in Spring time.
90 Gentle Annie, by stephen Foster.
90 Carry me home to die.
ianal PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
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u 4 q N u Il NTIS
City OF fKsoksk Iowa a06bee on second ST., bs twee,
Main aad Johnson.
nK. H., In addition 70 tbs usual -
II methods Of finscrting artiAcialteeth,
y n possession Of the exclusive right Q0ClYYy
for this eity Of mousting the "eoutisu-
oas gun work." 70 universally admired for thsi
beauty and cleanliness.
Heis Also mounting teeth on 9utta Percha.
Au1 ie lA5A dHlx
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GEO. q. DIXON,
A TTORNkY AND OOUN5ELL0k AT Law
n Omos removed TO samples buiidiss, Second
street, Sstwsen Main and Johnson, Keok II, lows
Dsc. 11-d3m
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Dh j. =. porTsH0En. DR .. =. LITTLE
Drs. Rstiengs1 Il Little.
HAVING associated themselves In the practice Of
their profession, respectfully odsr their servi.
ces 10 the public.
- -O@oe, Third street, between Main and John
son, over Hhleys cigar store where one the 9th
q of them may be constantly found. DR.. Little
rsssdsncc in the Dudley House, corner Of Main sad
9TH sts. tdeei5-d
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Physician and surgcsn.
One door west of Pcsto1hcc, ID story .KEOKUK
nk. DEWEY AAsks pvastiticner OF Medicine
II and bsrgsry for about six year, past in the
state Of Nsv yosb. and will be hsppy TO exhibit to
his friends tsstmcn,also Of ths
regarding his professional asd Psrsonsi landing.
jsnei 8d6m
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No. 81 Main-st., near 0gden's Bookstore, Keokuk.
TUST received, and now ready for sale, anew and
sJ large assortment Of Roots and Shoes. These
wishing buy will find IL for their interest te call
and examine goods, shall sell at prices to
suit purchasers. Call and seeps.
janl0d j. 3. kIMBALL CO.
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CLOCKS.
"E have received our assortment OF Ciocks,
w which consists of thirty hour, eight day, and
thirty day, for gallery hank, hall, o6ce and house.
which offer for sale at rcasonAh1e psices, at 81
MAin-st. Please call and examine
...ss ~ucMcscS sD1rc Es
vISO THE EsTOCK HOLDERS or TIKI KEOKu
Fort Dos Moines, and Minnesota ksiiroad Go.
Notice IL hereby given that the tenth call 81 -
per cent, wilibe due and payable o. the 3sth
February next, 1T ths company's once, In kscksk,
to William leighton, Treasurer.
VIM. LEIGHTON, HUGH 7. RkIF,
Secretary. Prcsidont.
Keokuk, Jan. %, 1s57.dA
XI7EsTWARD EMPIRE, or the GrestDTAnA
w Human Progress by 4. L. MACON.
For ssis a OGDENsH
desi7d City Bookstore
1 ADIES' ALBUMs.--Ths fress stoek thai seuid
L. be had "a New York can he sccM q ths City
Book store. They make an elsgaht GlN Hoek.--
Call 1t fssptSl O0hkNF.
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Bs Os 81 Os H
RAkNIR Lodge No. Is, Il o. Of q. T., meets -
- every Friday Evening, u Tsmpsraaee
Hall, - Main street, ~ ~ O'clock. An
membsrs Of the order In good standing, srs
invited n attend.
; my2o--dly
NAME LAO LODGE, No.A0, =. D. CT.
Meets every Tuesday svssing at TsnPnnAsCn
hAil, on Aain street, between stA ana psA. Mem.
bsrs In good standing are invited TO aatssd.
j. w. Bssu0p. ". CT.
/ ". II. DGSsroRD, VS.. dec6m.
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THO PAON 4 HH gDGEa.
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS,
C0I.D Fob, Guard and Vest Chains at 81 Aain-st.
~ for sale low. jams "a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-19

At Norfolk, Va, on the afternoon OF
the End Of July, an old cannon which
had not been cleaned out since the Rev
dictionary war, was primed, and the
match applied, when, to the surprise OF
all present, an unexpectedly smart ex-
plosion took place from the mouth of
the piece, something whizzed across the
street, and there was a crashing of the
wood in the door of the United Fire
Engine House opposite. An inyestiga-
tion showed a respectable sized hole in
the panel of the door, and inside an old
.six-pound cannon ball was found on the
floor. The old cannon had not been
used since the time it was last loaded
for the especial benefit Of the British
troops, seventy years ago, and the artil-
lerymen who then rammed home the
ball little expected how many times the
grass would grow and wither again a
bove their graves before the missile
should be discharged.
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A DIPLOMATIST DRUMMING WITH
THE MACHINE"

Mr.. Steckl, the Russian minister to
the United States, with his wife, is said
to be at his favorite summer resort in
Newport. Like his predecessor, Mr..
Bodisco, he e%vinces both by his mar
rage with an accomplished daughter OF
Massachusetts, and by his associations
and manners, the desire of his govern
meut to preserve an intimate footing
with our own. We understand that his
success in fusing with some # our most
popular institutions is a not u%nfrequent
subject of self generalization, and that
he loosely boasts that during the fifteen
years when he was an attache of the lega-
ton, he was also a member of a Wash,
ington fire company, and iran wild de
lantern"
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~Two inheritors of great names
the Duke of Marlborough and the
Earl of Mornington-died lately in
England. The greatness of the names
they bore, the social rank they occupied.
and the splendor of the fortunes they
possessed, secured them a notice in the
journals of the day; but ifthey had been
treated solely according to their mode of
life and the god they had done to So
ciety, they would have had no newspa-
per paragraphs to announce their de
cease. The great qualities that had
made the family names famous did not
survive in these representatives.
The Duke of Marlborough still en-
joyed the princely estates of B!enheim,
and was still a Peer of England. But
in private life His Craze was a very
graceless fellow. and if he had been
stripped of his title, his rank, and his
fortune, there is hardly a gentleman in
the world that would have tolerated his
society. The Earl of Morning'on was
not any better; nay, he was hardly so
good, as the scandals of his married life,
referred to by the London Times, will
plainly show. In fact these two noble
men, by birth and fortune, were about
as ignoble a pair of fellows as could
have been found anywhere.
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EAA story is told ofa grave divine
on Cape Cod not long since who awoke
from a comfortable nap in his arm chair
and discovered his amiable helpmate in
the performance of an act for which
Gov. Marcy once made a charge of fifty
cents to the State-in other words men =
ding his pantaloons. Inspired with a
love of fun which seldom affected him,
he enquired. "Why are you, my dear,
like the evil adversary s token of in S + p
ture |" Of course she was unable to
discover any resemblance. because"
said he, "while tho huSbandnean slept
you sewed the tareS."
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affair, arose as Harry, with his we'll
earned treasure tightly locked in his lit
tie hand, left the store and followed him
into the street.
Come with me my lad said he, kind
ly, 4 know of a place where they want
an honest boy
The two walked on, Harry answered
in a satisfactory manner all the ques-
tions put to him by the old gentleman.
and by his son, to whose large Wholesale
store be had conducted him, aud when
Harry at noon sought his dear uncle it
was to tell him, as we'll as he could
speak for joyful excitemOnt, that he had
got two whole dollars and was zen,
gagged to do errands for the firm of j.
A. Appleton & Co., at two dollars a
week.
Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust
also in him aud he shall bring it to pass,
said Uncle Lewis, embracing Harry with
warmth. Better days have dawned,
my boy; let US thank God and take cour-
age
And thanksgiving, earnest and sincere,
arose from that lowly roof, and entered
into the ears of the Lord Most High.
These despise not the day of small
things said he, so, 1 have it in my
heart to enlarge their borders, to in
crease their goods, and to make them
fat with the bounty of earth And it
was even so.
The faithful, honest boy found favor
in the sight of his employer. The hum
BILE and affectionate child found his way
to the heart of the head of the firm, a ia
Their, whose only son had been laid in the
grave to sleep, and he adopted little
Harry as his ewn
The days of poverty and distress were
then over, both for Harry and dear Un-
Gle Lewis. Harry never forsook. never
ceased tenderly to love, and gratefully
to cherish his best FRIEND as he always
called Uncle Lewis, whose health vas
restored, and who passed a happy and
cheerful old age in the house of the child
of his adoption.
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THE Hoe DIsEAsE.-The disease which
has killed SO many hogs in this country
is making sad ravages among the swine
at Brighton. We are informed that one
dealer has lost $500 worth of animals
during the past week, aud that he ex-
poets, at the rate which they are dying,
to lose as many more. The disease is
unaccountable, and no remedy that has
yet been suggested has had the slightest
effect in arrestiug the distemper. Ami
mails which have appeared perfectly
sound ave-been suddenly attacked, aud
died in less then ten minutes after the
disease manifested itself. Lovers of
pork will please govern their tastes at
the present time, and eschew hog if they
have a just regard for their Lealth.-
Boston Herald, July %.
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ORANGE PEEL.-The special atten-
ton of every per son is called to the fol-
lowing facts:
The New Y ork Journal Of Commerce
learns that a little son ef Robert Olive
of that city about five years of age, is now
living in a very critical condition from
the effects of eating orange peel. Pa
rents cannot be to cautious in keeping
orange peel from their children, as it
contains an active poisonous oil, which
10 many instances has cansed the death
of persons who indiscreetly made use of
them. Life is jeopardized every time
the rind is taken into the stomach.
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MEN BIGAMY.-The fat wo-
man on exhibition last week, neal the
Postofhce, we understand, was named
Delaney, and her husband resides in New
York city. She has been travelling about
the country lately in company with an
Irish agent named O'Neil, and has done
a very fair business. During their trav-
els, the agent became enamored of the
fair proportions of Mrs. Delaney, (she
weighs $50 pounds.) and last week at
tackled the mountain of flesh with q mar
rage proposition. The "frail, fair one J"
could not withstand the eloquent love
of O'Neil, and accepted his proffer.-
They we're marrird in this city on Sun
day night, and on Monday night they
departed for Memphis, Tennessee. Yes
a telegraph despatch was receiv-
ed in this city announcing that viii am
Delaney would arrive here to day to
with his wife and unite their for
What course he will pursue when
he learns that his wife is a bigamist,
and has shared her charms with a "bould
adventurer," we do not know, bit pre-
he will follow their flight to the
south.-P.HS5urgh Post.