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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

An Anti.LccsnaPto usunday scheoi.
1t il to be presumed that all she Sabbath
Schools in Philadelphia are ant. Lecomptop.
but the sentiments Of one Of them came out
In rather an unexpected way last Sundsy.-
An occasion of unusual interest had brought
avery full attendance on the exercises Of the
school, and in honor Of the event the pastor
or rector Of the church, under whose care r
is, delivsso capital address, which wao
rather Cd opted. He was giving
the hundrs tight and intelligent little
people, whox01gerly listened to his simple
and beautiful address, reasons why they
should love the Savior.
90 lie said: Snow, children, you should love
- because He is friend whom it is an
Eho1oe4o have. Suppose you should get
loleee from come one in the penitentiary--
would that ~ IN honor ?"
OF cousSes III the larger children said sNop
and tho hundreds Of younger ones echoed
"No Strip
"Well, them" said the minister, "suppose
Gov. Packer would write to you--wouid that
|ke an honor?'
h The children, large and small, of course
Shouted Strip
Snow" pursued the speaker, "suppose
Mr.. Buchanan, the President, should write q
tier to any one Of you would you not es-
Sem that very high honor indeed 2"
Here ensued an awful pause--thc bright
faces looked puzzled, the mischevious ones
began to laugh, and the younger once looked
anxiously towards the elder scholars for
their cue. The taller boys looked at each
other a moment, and finally said, Ono, Sir 7"
and every child ia the school, great and
small, shouted out unanimously, "No, Sir Z"
The teachers all smiled, and the speaker
laughed outright, but recovering himself in
an instant, he said, "Why, children, this is
all wrong! | like Mr.. Buchanan 80 ought
you. You ought to love everybody. | had
no idea Of talking politics to you" He then
went on to ask them If they would not like to
receive u letter from Queen Victoria--sswho
certainiy was very estimable lady"--and
She Q1sep of England not being involved in
LcdoS1on, the children expressed a
opinion Shat letter from her majesty would
be an honor.
The occurrence has furnished laughter to
a large circle for two days, so we violate no
cophdence in thus giving il to the public
Phil. Bulletin, May 3.
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Eddyxiiie bridge.

The people Of Ediyyille are rejoicing in
the completion Of bridge over the Dc,
Moines river at that place. The Bridge il
represented as an elegant and substantial
structure. II was erected by the eontribu-
tiens u the enterprisng and public spirited
citizens Of the place, and they arc entitled TO
feel proud and happy over their success
The came enterprise W ieh secured the con.
struction of this bridge has characterized
the people Of Eddyville in matters generally,
4D1 49, &c acT .car.ag ~ bsu1sss u /.
in widespread reputation as one Of the
best business points on the river. Their I'D
yantages for trade will be immensely en-
HANGED by this bridge which viii attract the
people from wide scope Of country on the
west side Of the river, as well as constitute
Eddyviils the great crossing for travel from
the East.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25
Coum,v Conycntton.

The Republicans of Lee County will meet IN
County Convention at Charleston, on Saturday, the
6sh day Of June next, for the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con
venton to be held at Iowa City on the 18th day OF
June next, TO nominate an Attorney General, Sec
rotary, Auditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
of State Land Office, and Commissioner Of Dcs
Moines Land Improvement and also, to appoint
delegates the Congressional Convention, TO nom
mate Republican candidate for the First Con-
gressionaI District of Iowa.
PHILIP yElLE,
Chmn. Rep. Cen. Com. II Lee County.
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Teiegraphic News.

WARRINGTON May II.
j. G. Farran has been appointed Post
Master at Cincinnati.
The balance in the Treasury amounts TO
nearly ST 900, 900.
The Utah news, though not credited, nsv-
ertheless has some effect here.
Clancy Jones will not press the volunteer
appropriation bill for some days, aad if the
news b confirmed b. intepds,rednoing it one
IN any tvess but IL 10 not improbable that
one If not both tho others Will be dispensed
with.
Representatives confirm the stories Of ex-
tensiys gold discoveries in that state.
The tariff investigating commi,,se will re-
port on Monday or Tuesday. Nothing in the
report duplicates any member of Congress,
Thurlow Weed has testified than on the ed
or March, 1857, Ira Lincoln, Of Boston,
paid him $4,000 partly for services in FOR
warding the passage Of the tariff bill aud
partly for the expenses Of the political cam
| paign Of 1856 Of the amour, received on
account Of the tariff, not one cent was paid
by Weed for corrupt purposes.
The oecrete-y Of the Navy transmitted to
the Senate letter dated May 18th, from
Lieut.. Craven, in reference to the internal
canal across the isthmus Of Darien. Lieut.
Craven il of the opinion, for reasons given,
that the proposed canal is mpracticable, in
volviDg expenditures not easily estimated, a
loss of life from which the stoutest heart
may quail--at least two generations must
pass away before the world could realize the
completion of much less extensive work
than that contemplated.
The majority Of the House Committee on
slsotions take ground that Messrs. Phelps and
Cavanagh, presenting credentials 60 members
from Minnesota, are entitled prima facie 70
be sworn and admitted to seats, but do not
| propose that such an admission shall pre-
clude any contest ms TO the rights of these
! gentlemen which may hereafter be properly
| instituted.
Messrs. Clark, Wilson and Gilmer main.
tanned that such certificate is not prime facia
a title, but is prima facie refutation Of a
title, and eiccsually precludes all the right,
| provisional or final, to sest.
| Mr.. WashbnrIe, Of Me-, believed. under
the laws Of Congress and Of the Constitution
Of Minnesota, there has been and there could
be no legal election.
These views were embodied ia three sepa.
rate reports.
Naw York, May 81.
The lotteries ef Swan & Co., at Augusta
Georgia, have been indicted ia that city a,
bogus concerns, and the parties interested II
them are arrested and held in $4,000 bal
each.
Two of the firm Of Swan q Co., BsaiAmir
Wood and George Peddy, reoido IN this city
The receipts OF this conOosn - aid /,
average $4,000 per week.
Among the pris0n1gs Arf1o9ed Is August,
are Fredseiuk r. Ba<Hse md Leon Dugas
who profess to be the AtAte Oommissioner
authorized to superintend the drAwings.
sir. BENZ. Wood ia the brother "a OK MAYO
Fernando Wood. 1t is reported that requ
stion will be mado for him BY Gov. Brown
Of Georgia.
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.G5' Mr.. i. 6. Gaylord, ST., OF Cincinnati.
OF the firm of Gaylord, Son Co., fell dead
IN Broadway, New York city, on Thursday
night. lie had some $40 900 ia money and
drafts about his person at the time. Mr..
Y. WAS one Of the oldest iron manufacturers
on the Ohio river, and was extensively known
throughout the v est. His loss will be very
great TO the different firms OF which be was
q member, doing business at Portsmouth, @.
eineinnnii, o.,and 81. Louis, Mo. lie was
man much respected and loved by those
who knew him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

TIKI Mourn VERNON SHYLock.-The New
Orleans Picay une gives Mr.. John A. Wash
ington, n leunt Vernon Shylock, the fol-
lowing &nH8tkAte notice :"
''There should be some appropriate resog-
milton Of this sordid Spectator. Nothing
occurs to us more fitting, if it were possible,
than that the ladies should make ii furthoe
condition that after the purchase is COIN
pleted, the seller shall formally renounce tho
name Of Washington, and adopt some other
for himself. 1t would only require bonus
Of q few thousand more, to obtain his con-
Seot md there is not q legislature extans
that wSula not pass law unanimously and
gladly, lecalizc the change"
Let him take the name of Everett, for the
Lecturer in behalf of the WashingtonsIAon-
pmcnt Fund has sunk his name 10 : depehe1
4nanness, BY his recent whiting apology
~ signing the Sumner Memorial, admirably
suited to such a character Us that Of John
A. Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

CT Connolly, Cincinnati newspaper re-
porter, was convicted before Judge Leayit,,
OF the United States District Court, the 9TH
er day, for giving couple Of Kentucky
slaves chunk Of bread and link Of bologna
sausage.
Not having dime with which to pay ex
penses, Tom. Corwin volunteered for his
defence, but tho Judge and the uaised 3tates
Marshals, who owed the defelAAlbA Sadgo,
packed the jury and found him gdilAy, and
sentenced him to Imprisonment. in the county
jail for twenty days.
We will publish an extract from Corwin's
speech Tomorrow.
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cTThs Richmond Enquirer, one OF the
most r6hi6 Democratic organs in the South,

yThs Richmond Enquirer, one Of the
most rahid Democratic organs in the South,
in ALL e. kngliahae ~, says;
II SS SAz r Oop.sd BY Oss.
grss1s ole one r. pngressional
intervention, which az Dot even our
qualified approval. Col has agreed to
admit Kansas Immediately as State, upon
condition thai tho shall rati y the Lee
compton Constitd - refuses to admit
the State under - ~ constitution, until
she shall have attC 1niaia increase Of
population. w nise the COM
potency Of Cones eterisrs in ia
sor Of the adoptio4 H. - pafticnlar form
OF organic law.
Such ia1oo view Of rabid pro-slaver,
demoore sr down South. The editor
has too moSh q dssency and too high a
sense Of honor to j~stify Discrimination
BY the Congress Of the nation in favor Of n
slave State constitution, but the Locofoco
organs in the Free State OF Iowa are so ex-
tremely generous that they gladly yield the
point and joyously hail the settlem ent Of
the Kansas question by the interference Of
Congress in favor Of slayeholding consti-
tuition. They are perfectly aGreed to the
principle of admitting Kanssssif she will
come iauesA ~ $3.50 etala - population
Of shiri .s. NJ tssiss that she shall
not CONS - sksts till her population
reaches $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

~ A parent who strikes child in anger.
. Ike man who strikes the water; the con
sequences Of the blow are sure to liz up Il
his own face.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

EThe name "cnsonagon.' With which
i rs proposed to dub the territory to be
formed OF the upper peninsular OF Michigan.
IS the Indian word for ..wooden bow. y
and was attached TO the river now bearing
that title in honor Of the achievement, az a
trader in saving the wooden bowl OF an In
dian Squaw from being carried down to The
lake.
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The Test ~ Democracy.
II Thomas Jefferson b. aware Of the for
tunes Of Democracy and the changing
phases it assumes, he will have causs ~ bite
his lips in view Of iss present anomalous po-
sition. ass#
Here ia the latest - of Democracy
clipped from the great national organ, the
Washington Union:
ssThe admission Of Kansas into the Union
under the Lecompton Constitution is now
the recognized and we'll defined policy Of the
Democratic party that i, is so considered by
large majority Of that party, both in and
out Of Congress and that whether it be
made test Of party fealty or not, those
Democrats who oppose it are warning upon a
vital measure OF their party, and to that ex-
tent at least must and will be regarded and
dealt with as aliens and enemies"
And the Richmond South, the ou.spoker
organ OF slavery, more clearly defines tn.
issue in these brief words
'skansas may come into the Union as q
Slave State, on SUE CANNOT coNg IN AT ALL
That Is the issue
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

GA Western editor perpetratos the fol-
lowing A flock Of sheep, composed Of all
"wethers," may be said to resemble our
climate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

ev+"San. how did ven like TINT krife 7
sold you last week ~ $50 80. 1t is net
very sharp but you managed to shave me
with it,,
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nepus,iean c.asre.s,o..l aea.en

Republican Convention, N3sse Of
nominating candidate for Repst ~ In Con-
gress, for the First oagressionsl District of Iowa,
is hereby called to meet AT oskaloosa, on Wedncs-
day, July 18th, 1855.
The ratio Of representation Of each county VIII
be one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes, and al additional one for every fractiea
over fifty, the vote for Governor at - ~ 6aa4
election being the basis. organizs4 eou1Aiss viii
less than one hundred 4ublcAn vctes VIII y
cnt tiled each to one
nxk .&nnpHAN,
enS nAsn,Irr,
.ss MNNNm0ELEDr,
4. i. 1AsDwut
OAxxSS TArIoR,
Mgm 1o0. Rep. Cong Com
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- --
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
IR eHaFkahls CsnveYsl Ons and Revts
val lnctauntss
1NOLuDIk0 an account Of the Rise and Pro-
i grsss Of the present wonderful treat Awakening
among the people, in all parts Of the country By
VIM. Conant, With m Introduction BY Henry Ward
Beechef. One large and handsoms i2ne. yslnns.
Price ~.
List Of Contents, lin part. )--Rsvisw Of Rsviyah
from the Day Of Pentscost 10 the Great Awaken
ing In the Last Century; conversions of ninsnt
Poruons Revival Incidents and NasrAtiv1H3 Rise
snd Progress Of the Great Awakening 1t l8t5-S.
..Ths Work cannot fail 70 be ono sf interest. '--
[ChriStian Advocate.
"A .csns Of ssass and enecnreesmsnt to the
ut wilt eagerly sought for 1T the present
tips."-[N. X. observer.
Z "It cannot but prove eminently scasonabie and
'defai"--fN. \. Independent.
ARrHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hand bus Mos tho Heart; or
LIrH-rRIALs or JRssIH LoRiNG.
prf.s. AnruUR.
The point Of this stosy Il sxpresssd In ths title;
and lie stexy itself IL : sharply drawn illustra.
ton u the folly and madness Of linking togsthe o.
two im mas ~ so4is ~ ;as lss~a sAiAs " ssss.s
interest, pride, OF bsser passion.
The lesson taught 10 one Of deep signideanee
end thousands Of hearts will thSob in almost wild
Response, 10 tho life experience Of Jessie L0ring
who In al the bitter tria!s q her unhappy saion,
swcrvcd not hairy breadth from honor, principle
OF religious duty, though temptation came IL IL
most aliuring shape.
A. the type Of true woman, she II worthy to
be emhalmsd in tho memory of every reader.
Ono neat l9mo. vol. Price u. For sale BY
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.,
uayIed No. 81 Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

GT-When are writers hike; cai,lef When
they are driven to the pen.
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For the Upper Mississippi

u. s.. MAIL LINE,
Il ock Island and x ON M Da ily Pas.
sougsr Packets.
TIME steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
L and TISH0MIN9O will compose
the limo for the lesson Of 1883. Both
of these boats being Of light draug ht
and Of great speed, may be relied upon Tor making
connections ~ advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
GEo. Ii. MsgKs, Captain A. l.. MiLLxa, Clerk,
Leaves Montrosc the arrival Of the cars from
ksokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at s O'Clock. The
TISH0MiNGO,
JoBN X. kgAcH, Captain A. II. CoRwixE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ above. every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday connecting, At Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
at Muscatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
a. Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for 9aicna, Dubuque, and 81. Paul, and
the trains Of the Chicago and kock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Board, or
Of o. IL. BREWER, Agent,
May lid 1t Depot on Levce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

CT The minority Of the American Tract
Society at their recent meeting in New York
until they could succeed in efIectng change
in its policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25


= a n y = q n = = IL % A -
OF CANADA.
- DELIGHTFUL ! ROMANTIC ROUTES
vRon res WEST re
Bosfon, Nesc York, and ire Eastern Ststss
Via tie Michigan Cesrsi, Great WssssrM,
0gdensbsreA 4 Tsvmoas CsmfrsL, ssd
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA
Passengers by this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting home Of the grandes, asd most woa-
derfui scenery In the world, inelading Toyonfs.
Niagara Falls, srspeasies Bridge, 7RspssWI IsfasAs
Rapids ~ fhs ST. Laurence, Qaet.e, Montreal Waite
Mountains, the 7stnisy Bidgs, fHssfiy fe saiss IN
iensfhl, Lake chamyiain, Fais Of Monf~ovsncs.
Haasen Rfrer, efe, etc.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth Steamship
LIE WAT n.
OF 22 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
10 under contract to this Comyan for one or more
trips 10 Portland this year. Tourists return
tickets from Chicago TO the principal towns In
Europe viii shortly be issued. Tickets from Chi
cago Tor al points East, also for the Lsvatkan or
for the VI q. s. y. Co. q rhips, be obtained At
he ofoe vi tho Grand Trunk Railread, No. Sc
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of GrAnd Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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EE 4 gentleman being asked by lady il
'he farisian ladies were handsome, replied .
~ thought so, madam, before / had the
pleasure Of seeing you.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

Republican State Convention WA b - H.
Iowa City, on Thursday, the 18th day Of 9mes
1855. for the purpose of nominating y,
Auditor. Treasurer OF State ard Attorney 0snsFal,
ana for The transaction Of such other buslness as
may be deemed necessary by the Convention
The ratioof representation Of each county VIII
be one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes and an ad i,ionai for every fraction over
FIFTY the vote for Governor at the last State cleo
ton being the basis. Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be ent'-
tied each to one delegate.
S. j. KIRKwoop, W. II. FARMER,
W.P.CLARK, ii. PRicE,
II. O'Cossog, g. D. WOODEN,
Des Moines, Jan. 20, IS. Committee.
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Mcrrlngss Patent Champion Fro.
Proof safes,
MYTH HALLS PATENT pOWDER-pROOF
w LOCKS. the same that were awarded sepa-
rate medals At the Worlds Fair. London, 1851.
and the Worlds Fair. New York, 1853, and arc the
only American Safes that were awarded medals 81
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
against Fire and Burglars, ofany safe ever offered
10 the public, and can only b. had Of the subscr-
bors and their agents, who have on hand and make
TO order all kinds Of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Ghosts and Vaults, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for Brokers, Jewellers and Privsts Fsmi-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds and other vslusblss.-
And are also Pstsntees (by purchAsc) and manu-
iaa.arsrs u JONES PATENT PKkAUTArIoN
SC. HERRING CO.,
No. 2Sl broadway, cor. Marrsy-st, n. X,
Mayl0dlm Opposite the City Hall.
EXAMINATION OF TEACMERS.
A IL. persons wishing Certificates Of their quail
~ ncaticns - Teachers Of Common Schools In
this county, are requested to present themselves
Censrai Public school Housc.
In the City Of keokuk, ON Tuesday and Wednes-
day, tho 25th and 18th days Of May.
Aosfs Of examination from9 o'clock =. IN. TO 4
County Superintendent Of Common q. Schools.
May Z, 'SS-dSw
NV. SAMPLE. SAN \. rankin.
Notary Public and Ins. Agent.
SAMPLE & RANKIN,
Real Estate, msssy, and stock
BROKERS',
COLLECTING AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE and STOCKS bought and sold,
rITLEs INvEsTIcArED, &C.
~ Particular Alteration paid 10 Collections. IN
once on 2n6st.. bet. Main end johnson,
kEVkUk s...........-.. ............lOWA A.
May I. 'bs-d2m-wem
Al ~. ~ iLk "a. ~. s1sss 90
lyls DanGise. Office en- Sscond-Ss., -
between Main and johnson streets, ksoT
kak. love-. tmay4dAvl 1879
D1N&OLUTION.
f1SHE partnership heretofore existing between
1 Marshall Strong In the prsctics of Law has
this day been dissolved BY = 1ual conssnt.
All the clsims and businesl y the lAtS1rm have
been left with H. strong for collection and settle
ment. Those Indebted 70 ~ will please cau IS
his Once And settle the same.
| Nay 3, 1858. 8. 2. MARSHALL,
! mylalm HENRY B1RONN.
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T-The Democratic papers are rejoicing
lugubriously over the pretence that the En-
glish swindle will save the Union. 1t isper-
fectly natural that their JOY should have a
tinge of sadness in view Of the fact that it
viii kill the party while it saves the country.
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KEO3Uk HIGH SCHOOL.
TOurth Ounrs~r

AEOAUk HIGH SCHOOL.
Fourth quarter.
rINHE Fourth Quarter u this school win com
L msnce on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms on
5th street between NJ ain and Johnsou.
The same high aims in regard TO scholarship and
discipiin viii be MAINTAINED as heretofore. The
school will hereafter be open to both male and fe-
male pupils.
There will b. three depArsments--Primary, In
tcrmediaie and Aesdeniie-iE which the char &c per
quarter VI ten weeks will be "a follows.
Primary department, per quArterr...........4 9 90
intermediate Department, per qusJter,.... . ~
Academic Department, per quarter .-....,... 10 %
These rates. pay able invarisbly by the middle Of
the quarter. defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
n there VIII BE- general weekly exercises In Com
Execution, Sc.
aetinn will be made for abaence, except In
protrseted sick ness.
4 The services Of Prof, Braes have been secured 70
give instruction in German, French, rawing, and
Oil Painting He will also give instructions 10 the
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawibg free
Of charge.
j, n. McLANE
Keokuk, May 9, SD Principal.
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singers sewing Machsne.
t@'oR all Misunderstanding psrposes, singers Sew
1 ing Machines deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. Ae msas
BY them. Singers Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects cf other
machines for similar uses, has avoided remedied
them all. II IL the handssmesi Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest TO learn TO opernte.
Its excellent mechanical principles aud qualities
sewing machines, and give assurances Of their be-
coming unis orally adopted. Apply for /. NJ.
singer Co. = Gssette. CoIies supplied grstir.
Vest Tn Office lao Lake Street, Chicago.
mcLsd6I WM.BHoDERIck, Agent.
farwollss Ateaa MAG man U1a egOry.
Nos. "a. ~ and a. Wabash Avenue,
days AND SACKS Of every description and
- variety, furnished upou the shortest notice,
and printed with appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARWELL,
mehiddw3m Proprietor.
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CsV-i has been said with justice that the
most solemn Of Md = an owl, the most
solemn - beasts ~ ~. and the most sol.
emn Of 4sn-an ass,
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Rix, 81 . lie 4 Co.,
BANKERS,

MIN a.
RBHBAsHcnst
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, EsQ., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. Dams, Farrsr Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, W.
Msssrs. Mattocks, Barron smith, Chicago.
Aessn. GREELEY 4 Gale, 81. Louis.
Rev. Gee Dsuison, Ksekuk.
B. B. Hinnan, Esq,
feb1<d
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J., A. n A 8 Q N,
ID II n II 1 $ II
Go to DR.. Mason, where you can get the
best OF work done without paying
ell you have got for it, and
Where you can have Get Of Teeth made
that sOiA Suit you, Dithouf having three
or four sets nsods, and p0ying
for them Zach tina.
He makes use Of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes tie heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
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n. HE makes his own specimens.
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