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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

To MAKE POTTED BEEF "A nice relish for break
fast or supper. Take the lower end of a leg Of beef to-
ge,her with about a gallon Of water, and simmer slowly
till the sinews are nearly dissolved. The other part OF
tie meat to be taken up when enough done, (Which vii!
be an hour or two before the jelly part is sufficiently
hoiled.)
The meat when taken up to be cut into small pieces
Season with pepper and salt, ~allspice, a little cloves, and
a little ketchup, or other good sauce. The seasoned
meat to beal IL put back together into the pot and boiled
for a short time longer, then the whole put out int
small bowls or shapes of any kind. This turns out a
nice jelly when cold and will keep for weeks.
How TO MAKE AN EXCELLENT JoHNNY.CAKE.-
Take two cups Indian meal, one cup aour, one cup
milk, one table spoon full sugar (or q little molasses,,
one teasposnful Sd leratus, two tea~poonsful cream OF tar
tar, a little salt, and it will be I'll the better Of two egg
THE AMERICAN AGRIcuLTuR1sT.-Without dispute
this is the most able agricultural journal published ii
the country ; in every department Of the great science
is teachings are timely and practical every humble
has information to farmers Of more value than the yearl.
subscription price. Monthly one dollar a year, by .
Judd, New York.
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND WATER CURE jour
HALs.-We have received the February numbers o
these valuable publications.; they are treasures o
uformatio Of the most valuable and interesting na
ture. We call attention to the offer we make elsewher
to subscribe for these works. Fowler 4 Wells, NJ.
York i; monthly, 81 a year,
Tns WESTERN STAR This is the title Of an ex
celleut qusrto journal, just started at Dubuque, low
by Flaven e. Co. 1t is a newspaper, intended for IT,
Catholic population Of the Great West, who will find i
its columns much Of interest to them 10 the selection .
its news items as we'll as its able editorials. Weekly
Two dollars II year.
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Bm<nre FOUR Property.
Insuring properly is a matter too often overlooked,
especially at the West. and many become ruined there.
by. The 8 Western Valley Fire aud Marine Insurance
Co. Of Chicago ILL.,, is one Of the best institutions Of
the kind at the West. The following card from an
insurer, which We notice in the Chicago Press of the
18th ult., speaks we'll for its character
A CARD-Permit me, through your columns to ten
der my thanks to the Western Valley Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Chicago, for a prompt adjustment
aud payment of the loss on my stock Of dry goods con
tained in store No. 243 South Clark street, resulting
from the late disastrous FIRE on tn" night Of the Sd inst.
SAMUEL MCFApDEN
The Agent for this Company in Niuiuger and vi.
oinity, is A. w. Macdonald.
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NJ. 4. MILLER,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
NININGER CITY, N. 7.
Refers To John Nininger, and D. G. B%arnitz, St. Paul
/. Donnelly. .Ninineer City. 4:Iy
MILL >ITE FOR NOTHING.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS!
An excellent site for q saw mill, with the land at
tached. il offered free to any one who will erect a mill
thereon. The advantages for receiving AMI retaining
logs, anil floating the lumber with the current into the
river. is unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
IN abundance Of fuel M the spot. There is AN excl
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu.
mcrcus settlements in the rich country on both sides the
river. Any "ne desirous Of further Information can
address N A. MILLER, City Of Niniuger, Dakota
County. MINI. Ii
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For So 10

For alo
LOTS and HOUSES in Nininger. and FARMS in
the neighhorhood also lots in the Additions; also 70,
sale or to let, the new stone Warehouse % The Lsvee
Apply to G. O. ROBERTSON,
tH 1iailG9, NJ.
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Special Notices.

~ The Rev. Mr.. Greasy will preach at fremont
.Iall, in this town, next Sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock.
Previous to which, at II O'clock, a Sunday School will
be organized at the same pla;e.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills Eruption
hat attack the face, neck and arms are terribly annoy.
'ug to ladies. Too frequently empirical lotions. EN-
,~rocatious, washes, &c.. are resorted to. These gene
rally fix the disease i'll the skin, the clearness, ~softness
and suoothness of which they permanently impair.
Ladies who value a transparent aud spotless complexion,
IRE recommended to use Holl"way's Ointment, and
unthing else, (save occasional lamentations Of tepid
water, for the removal of ~pimplts, boils, ~blotches, tan.
chaps, salt rheum, rashes, and other blemishing super
fetal disorders. 1t will cure sore eyes, relieving the
Inflammation and pain on the lids almost immediately
1t is advisable to administer occasional doses of the
Pills in all classes Of eruptive disorders. Beware OF
ccupterfeits see Caution at foot Of Holloway's adver-
t;senents.
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J.. 20. earle 4 GO.
A M
FIrrn STREET, (near the Haudyside HOUSE, Nrs,xoEa.
Beef. Veal. Mutton, Fish,
leo, &C.
n@- DRIED FRUIT Of I'll kinds kept constantly
on hand, and fer sals at the lowest rates. ALo, Lard,
Butter, and Egg. 2:1y
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J. HENRY OWEN
HOUSE, COACH, AND SIGN
PA Il,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING
Done 10 order.
NINlNGEk CITY, MINNESOTA. 2.1y

JOSEPH JACKSON.
Contractor. Mason & Builder.
GRADING &c. will be attended to promptly.
Refers to j.. X. Case,
/. Donnellv.
Nininger. June 20. 1857. 2:ly
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We have occupied a large portion Of the 6rst page Of
this number with the Nipipyer Town Charter. 1t will
30 well for citizens to preserve it for reference, q matter
tbst nay often b deGirshlaA
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One ID oIlaFa Year
THE DIES MONIES VALLEY WING
CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS soF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, ip,id
Us, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, Accordip,
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than III,
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and pl Arcd uuder III,
head Of especial Notices." double tAsl ordiaqr,
rafef.
Special Notices In tho Local Cslsusn 70 cent,
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exol.
sivsly In the Dsiiy, after the frat two week,
30 per cent. nore than the above rates
Advertisements not accom- panied with diyso.
tions ~iil be inserted till forbid, and char 20
Tor accordingly.
All bansssst adssvftssmxnfs mssf bs paid 70,
IN adssncs This rule will not be varied from
When the Sdyertiser uses the Weekly alone
the price will bs the same ~ In the Daily.-
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both used
70 per cent viii be deducted from the axsre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 30 much for tho tpace be occupies. tn.
changes being ehArgesbie for the compos tion
only. This plan is now generally adopted. -
Oar charge for changes viii be Is cents per
square.
~ In all cases where advertisemsuts arc
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rates for the time Aciua /
Iy in.
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Something New.

n. hlChki has purchased that hne stock OF
CtOthss Cas sstmcrcs and v~stinrs.
formerly ownea by J. IL. Waggcner, and new In,
PANY. Sol'A'
he has also employed one Of the best Cutters In
the country, and number Of Taiiory. and i Mo
pared 70 furnish Clothing to order, wARaAsrxp
TO SUIT THE MOST FAtTlpious
tie has, also, one Of the finest stocks NJ
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever offered in this ely, embracing every needful
he will sell at reduced prices for CAsHf
The undersigned has long thought that some
things can be done we'll as others and therefore
invites ali to Kim a cali.
deci6d X pJCrrv
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GEISER,S
JEWELRY STORE


Second street, between Main and johnson
III ANlND just returned from the East, -
respectfully call the attention OF ny "A
friends, and the public geneiaily, to my A3s
newand fncstoek of watches Jswelry silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, dc.
Watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, paten and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached levers
AndL 'Epines of all kinds andqualities.
Jewelry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and enamelled
earrings and breast pine, ladies and children !,
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies and gent, pold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silver thlmbles, gent q gold bresst
pins, studs, collar and sIeove buttons gold silver
steel snd patent spectacles pocket, table I'D des
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whichiine intend not to be sur pa q cd bv
store west or north of ST. Louis viz: silver ~.
dessert and tea spoons andfor ks sugar cream us
tArd and salt spoons butter and fruit nves silver
aud plated napkin rings, DC.
Piaaed Ware and Fancy oods,
fiatea and brltaaniat tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets ,candiestcks, pearl and she'll pocke
beoks,and In fact everything per tanning to my
liue.
Observation-Disclosures CLOCKS IF tn el ates pat
ternsand bcstmake al warranted to keep good
watches and Jeweiry repaired N - y ost
Wkmanlik emanner and at the shortest -
my6-dly JULES dENuk
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JOS. a. M. BERTRAM.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

OFFICE, NO. 4, ,KILB0URSE's BLOCK,
II As for Sale so beAutifsl Lots in b. W. xii.
i i bourne's Addition.
From any of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdelightful.
They are ali near or adjoining
"kILBOURNE PARK!o
Andno other Lots in the City be more desirable
for residences.
Block iTo in he oldlimits.
20 Fceton Main-st., between 9Th and7th
lot 4, Block "a, on Biondeau-st
80 feetin Block 1901, on Main st, between 10th
nd lith.
20 Feet on Main st. commencing / 90 feetfrom
10th street.
10 Feet on +th St, In Block As, verydesirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward Kilbourne 'sNew Addition.
@1IEHAs--l.ow, and very Easy Payments
for further particulars enquire 1t the abe We Office
jan26d
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he Gate city Againsy the werrA
X OKuK
Mistress Manufactory.
"A. e.. ORR

now manufacturing Mattresses Of sveyy de-
! seripton, spiral Spring, Curlsd Hair. " oolen .
frHing, Cotton, Moss, Birch, hhuck, and Straw. Il
The best quality. Pillows and HolsteYs oksN
kinda. Also, Comforts and Feathers. 49,
Hotel and Steamboat orders pronpsly Astsa1ea
to, and sl articles manufactured or sold q m .
tabiisbment will be offered At fair tums. and 4
work at any establish ment Of ta1 kirl n ~
Western country. You srs respsce1Any invit1A RI
call AID examine specimens Of my work. sVaso-
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st. and Exchangs.
have IN operation newly-invented and e.
pensive machinery, which enables me to renuap0s =
tare better work, at more liberal rates, than -
ferior work otherwise manufactured can be AZ
forded for. Material for bedding, etc., prepared
by machinery II more uniformly and psrfsotly
W Q l. + SALE AND ALL.
March 10 '5T.dIv
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BAkNUNl
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

NOW, in Consideration Of hard times, II i,
IN very necessary for our citizens to use econ
omy in the purchase of what they consume. T.
order 90 live fat and cheaI you must tny t}ooi
and CHEAP articles. Iodo this, call at w. N
Austin Co.'S old stand, where you will find his
| successor,
s. L. Barnum,
and his aecor odstng cI,fks, who are ever
ready anu wiling 10 administer TO the wants Of
the canntlcss mnltitudes who daily tbrnn.
around biz counter, awaiting their turn a. N.
served vita the good thingsso 50 necessary TO lifs
Citlaens of keokuk. and farmers Of tho sur.
rounding county, give me call, and you will
never regret u tho longest day you live
lhe undersign "a having purchased tho entir,
sto Of VII, Austin Co, at No, log .on,h
side Of Main street, three doors west of Fourth.
u 80 oiic,toas OF ashars II the patronage Of bis
IiAsN'ls ai-. t.iv pubs seA.IA.is. sss4.ssa55s
Soods will be delivered to any part Of the
city with promptness AMI dispatch. Terms strict
ly CASH.
N. II. You will find yeu can buy goods fully as
cheap rs You formerly have done. Don I forget
100 M&iu-st. s. l.. HARNTM
Keokuk, May 4, '5s-dAwtf
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SOMETHING NEw!
Grocery and Prorfsion Store in Mason,s
Loper addition.
HE sussaslheI is opening store nj the corne,
Of Ash914 lists, in Mason.s Lower Addition
sefshe sAic " Family Groceries Proysio .Houscs
Aseping Articles, Mineral Water, Ice, &c. but no
wAnM. Lock for thsbig sign in view from Con.
vent Hill. Cheap as the cheapest for cash.
p. A. URMsT0N.
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vTHk Co-PartnersLip heretofore existing be-
= tween the subscribers, under the name and
nrm Of Farrar iIaines, IS this day dissolved Iy
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. Q. HsiDes will COR.
sinue m the business, and sign the name Of the
49,. ~ ilA.IdAiion. Ihcy wili also settle ali &C.
counts of the late firm, and all debts due il must
DC Psid them. IL. s. FAKKAk
ROBERT uAINES
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,

Cor. Hank 4 %th SIS. ,......-keo e o X u \
J. II. BEATTY CO.,.
MANUFACTURES Of steam Engine and AZ,
1vl chinery Of every dcscri ption, Saw and Gus
Mil NJ achinery House Fronts, Window Capsant
Sillf Balconies and VerandAls A generals sssort.
ment of castingsalwayton hand. Order Is olicit q
and promptly attended to.
Ksokuk, April8, SID
IOWA STATE HNsUR ANCI co.,
ovylck IN SAMPLES kkw sU1LJikG, 2Ap STORY
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
vINHlS Home Company takes Risks on the safer
1 classes Of property ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM at rates as reasonable IS those of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
Oh Perry, IL. Tucker,
Geo. b. Smyth, s. Hamill,
VIM. +. Turner, d. A. Day,
IL. ID. Woodward, J.w Rankin.
Ell Harrison, JohA McCune.
S.F. Voorhies.
oHPIoERs:
9. II PERRY ,Prest. Il. III. HARRISON, Treas,
y. HAMlLL, Vice Prest. w. r. TuRNER, Sec.
janl3dsm
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cko. c. ANDERSON. ALyxAxpys N. Rnr.
ESTABLISHED IN IsAS.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q 4 R q Il G. An ID 4 R q n q
1 HAVE this day admitted as . partner in N,
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho hs,
been ny teller for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. C. ANDERSON l. co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III no,
the oLsst) in Iowa, the new frm solieits csn,in.
ehce OF formev patronage so literally extended to
senior partner.
hey viii make collections and remit less Ex.
nAnge, on the day Of payment, free of charge
Iheir references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner,vix
RErEREHcks
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsio~, Lanier d Co., Bankers,
Edward w. Clark a Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman deipckc, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
kramer Kahn, Bankers,
fillmore Brothsrton " Cincinnati.
~ a. D-Hunt Co, " Louisville.
State savings Institution, St. Louis
keokuk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jan5d
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ah Sttti iSHcaper.
$675.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
1hafhsapy and continual REM youi soon purcbasss
Desrdtisand PermanfHf Homesfear seeny, fro..
abs't1s sseeufSens aud Landlords, sxns.
x1sHE suhecftbef Low ohers our new citizens the
~ sheapsst Asesin yet out. being ! DrsiI;ns
eeeee lArge encsEA Tor crdinery family en-
$780, ~ nsstly painted paling fence. NTH ropd
49, eeevsnisnt, IN healthy location and auict
Hetss House. W ~
FIRST COME. FIRST CLAIM
Al taken soon. can be had at low figures. A
rare bargain, whether for residence or fx an IN.
vestment. Title guaranteed
lkkss-Szsz cash talanee in payments to ac-
commodate purchaser. ForcasL a libera III, ,s.arr, ,
will be made.
;, Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building.
Exehange-st corner of 18th. or at tho as,ca -
~; Dixe1, AthenGum Buildings.
u-H p. A. URMSTDN
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CUMMINGS X BEGGS.
Architects.

s. u p Err N TEN IN TS.
AVEtAken an Office in keddington'. Block
l. corner Of johnson and Third streets. in Roo "a
NO. 2nd story, first door to the left At the head
OF the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and he public 70 call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buiidingso Of nn kinds, pubiic and private, aud to
superintend The erection of the same. They hope
10 do business In such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to tAemselyes
Refer, by permission, to
n. 7. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
EDWARD kiiboarne, james Estes,
Geo c. Anderson, h .Creel.
Nc. strip, b, keddington,
Wm, leighton, J NJ, Billings,
JIM. Hiatt. j. b. Paul
dacl2lln
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M = hattnn Life ! I'M u ra n &C q . nj pa
LAO BROADWAY, NEW YoRK

Casa Capifaiand Aceumuiafier $400, ,0V0.
nEPOSITkD $I00, 900 withth Com ptroller 0 II he
holders. In addition to which the stock are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and n6uentis lcitiaens of New York.
Thisis stock Company, returning to the as.
ssted "a Per cent OF all the beproLtstrt-annually.
party 80 years Of age may secure TO his family.
free from the claims Of his tors for about So
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
Nho would notspare this sum for the grAtiaca
ion OF reflection, on sick bed or in Of aoei-
dent, that II all else fail he had made : o.rta;n
provision for his familys 1t would tighten his
pain and do more for his recover medicine
@. \. WEAPLE, Scc'y.
Prospectus with all nscese ary nY6rmation NJ.
nishedby RICKEY 4 SIMPSON ,Arts.
Third Stree
eoss-diy keokuk Iowa
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keoknk Female Co,,ese.

| NE Directors Of this College have made ar
ins,,,ag aagsmen.s With DR. Sanford, BY which ,h
| .hsutuuon viii be transferred to the large an,
beautiful Hall Of the lows Medical Coll.re sr,
| pave elected Rev. Chas. A. Williams, Pripc,psl-,
gentleman we'll known and recommended as no .sess
ng az tnat tact ahd experience and those iiterar,
80. 80 seten'inc quahheations, requisite to the com
piete aud permanent success Of this i'm portant an
| terpriss.
:, me spring Term will commence on Monday
sarch z1f, under the snperip tendance Of Mr.. VII
aided BY competent and experienced teachers
the choice Of teachers the eon rse Of studv and
general discipline Of tho College being subject ~
tae supervision and approval Of the Board, with
.ns pisage Of their permanent cooperation and
Is she purpose Of the Board to build up an In
..lu''on ~nch shall fully meet the wants Of cur
eity and in this effort they hope for the co-opera
citizens. ADN'"'
Inc Institution will henceforth be exclusively
~, iemhe pupils, and win etnprchend primary
anu advanced departments, with the desi IN Of an
animate thorough organization and clsssiRcation
anu ol such advancement and progress a. the intal.
nsSst patronage of the community will sustain.
.al hE arfah ahgement secures the cooperation and
influence OF DR.. Sanford, to whose Iiberality and
pnbiie spirit the Institntfon fs indebted for the
very favorable terms which hseate@ made for The
Inc terms of tuition wilt tore, six
and eight dollars per quart 1strdi.el
with small additional ch62 " - ~.
pense,, and extra charges for IT, q Ich l111SS
mAn, Music aud Drawing E77MsssS$SsTs- ,sEs7&
DlRrcroa1
hon. II. p Lowe, Hons e III On -. VT
Rev. ". ii. Williams, Rev. ri Gunn ss5
Wm. Leighton, C.F. Conn.
4. nriagman, G, Ii. Perry, y. r, Ford,
~. .GpEs, ses'y- X. 7. LOWE,
keokuk, March i6-d presiasn,
kEOkUk CLASsICAI. ACH HOOl,.
'hE nndersigned will open on Monday next.
: lne iath Of May, in the Iowa Medical 6cllnns.A
IN ths city Classical School for ~ fnutrn61{ue
o. young men and boys, in which viii - lnueAt
nheisht Languages, Sciences, and hiehef MASko.
MATES also the higher branches of Cempons
lngish Education. Regular reeitations Ia pefip-
surs m vii aisobe kept ny during the session.
4ns scbolastic year viii be divided into four
QsArterss IT ten weeks each. sT \
TUITION:
Languages, Sciences and higher Matthew atiss. ~
, Sic On
common English Branches, per quarter - So
Payable ~ the end Of each quarter.
Nm. JAMESON, Principal
RHrsa 10
Rev. Jno. W Scott, D. D., Pres't wssh. Col. Pan.
key. Vim. L. Alrich, d. D.. Prof. NAH. do
hob,t Miiiigan, A. NJ, Pref. Math. Bethany Col
Rev. ) r. Moon, Principal Moaonxaiia Ae.d. VI.
"a non' n h. n. Reed, Washington, Penn.
" IN. Mekennan, ED.
4. . Richie, Esq., v est Middistowp, Penn.
Jno. = nornish, ESQ, keokuk Iowa.
J. II Craig, ESQ.,,
Mes sra RANKIN, Miller d fnsttr k,oLuk Ynv.
heokuk, May g, rs dim
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ODART's Unrivaied New York

STODART'S Gnrivaled New Ysrk
Piano EOrses.
VItHE magnificent and unsurpnssed Instruments a
l manufactured by this hon.c, fthe oldest and
most extensive in the United staies), can be pro-
cured OF the subscriber in every variety of hand
some rosewood cases, of Q, "a, So ard Z octaves.
Parties in want of really fne instrument, are
earnestly invited TO call before purchasing eke-
where. II. d. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 5th and Pine sta,
April dom ST. Louis, Mo.
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Co.Partnershlp.

The undersignsd, having formed Co Partner
snip uudef the name andst yle Of Haines Brother,
ana purcnAsed the entire interest Of IL. s. Fsrrar
viii continue the business Of manufacturing aash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, - 81
the old stand, corner Of Bluh Streets. near the
ksokuk IT. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot.
Ksokuk Sept. =, ~. r. Q. HAINRs.
oct9-d
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EOAS h stlGh SCHOOL.
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II
'HE Fourth Quarter Ut this school viii com.
menee on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms on
9TH street between Main and John hnson,
The same high aims in regard to ,cholarsbin and
diseip PIN VIII be maintained MS heretofore. Til,
school viii hereafter be open to both male and {,
male pupils.
There will be three aepartmeuts-primary. In.
'ermediste and Academic-in " hich the charge Del
quarter sf ten weeks will be rs follows:
rhArs department, per quarter,............& s 0G
.h~iMealAte department, per qaarter,..... 8 0V
huaaeHic department, per quarter, ,......... 10 eu
ihese crates. pa5 able invariably by the middle Of
'ny quatlef detfay the sntire expenses of tuition
Ahere will he general weekly exercises in Com
position, kiocution, sc.
No deduction viii be made for absence, excep, In
cases Of protraet.d sickness
Ahe services of Prof Braes have been secured 10
gifeinstruetion IN German, French, Drawing. ana
oi faihting. lie will also give Instructions In tho
preparatory exercises OF Perspective Drawing free
.of charge.
j. NJ. McLANE,
--- -neoenk. Way 0, 5s-d Principal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-07

- P. GRAY i X. Il. SMITH have this dsy
~. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Building business IN all its branches, under the
firm name and style u Gray 4 smith. They viii
bs found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where they will BE- happy TO receive the or.
deTs Of their friends and the public.
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