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vANSlCkLEN 4 MILLs,
q z N Err A L AU CTI ION EERs


C0nn10OlOM Merchants.
veraudah Bailding, Johnson-st, sndcr Court House
NAILL attend sales Of real or personal property
w receive ana sell on commission al kinds q
good, furniture, cattle horses, &C.. recsivs good
on storage, pay charges, and do general agency
business. Cash sdvssced on goods receives for m.
mediate sale. VANSlCkLEN MILLS
noy1d
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M kookuk EemhN1e college.
rvsHE Directors u this College have made ar
Institution will he transferred TO the large and
heantiful Hall " the Iowa Medical College, and
hare elected Rev. Chss. A. Williams, Principals
gentleman well known andrecommended q possses-
ing ali that tact and experiences, nud those literary
and scientific qualifications, requisite to tho com
plste aud per panrnt VI this important en-
The spring Term will commence on Monday,
March I'D, under the superiotendaDce of Mr.. viii
liars, aided by competent and experienced teachers
Tie choice Of teachers the of study, and the
general disci pine IT the College being subject to
tho snperyison and approval Of the Beard, with
the rleagc Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
II i tho purpose Of the Bcard 10 build up an in
stitutiou Which shall fully meet the wants Of our
city and in this sortt hey hope for the co-opera-
tior ard apathy Of all intel igent and liberal
The Institution will henc,furth be exclusively
for female pupils, and will mprchend primary
and adyapced department with the design of an
aliiuatc tAaenugh organization and classification,
ligcAt patronage Of the community will ts.tAia. !.
7rhis aFrahs11snt secures tho co-opcrAtidA Ind
inauansaa ~ ~. ea nf0sd, 10 whpse 1ibsraiity ana
puAitrs p1Dl44h1 Instjtntion issiu1cbted hf the
vssy iaxetsbe tsrus which hays been p,ade for the
~ !. $500 " y tuition v,li q hssotoiore, six
:Sa mali spIaIs ~
1890 snd .xtra ;hnsgcs 4pr - iiasA pch, Ger
Music and Drawing 49,
/ NJ I'M DlASoQn1 sse
& Y, , i; wai'l.1s ts n. 1 !, Ssan'
4 u. MI s'nsn, q. ii PcrryyE. Il Ford,
MI N. W. tGDEky sec'y. y. +. LON u,
i Kspkuk, March 6-d6t Presdent.
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~Dunsby says the reason Why the Ia
dies wear such small bonnets 10 just idea
that ladies have OF making nature aud art
correspond; having nothing inside their
heads they have put - near nothing ~ pos
sible on the outside.
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Mss o. uIlOn.
f1yHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the name and
firm Of FArrar = Haines, is this DAY dissolved BY
mutual consent. Robert 4 y. Q. Hsines will con
tlnus in the business, and sign the name of the
6rm In liquidation. They will also settle all ae-
counts Of the late Grm, and all debts due II must
Be paid them. II. s. FAkkAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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.sln Untsn there's Stvcngshyss
AND GOOD BAkG AIMS, TOO.
No. "a. &c 4 \ II (R.

4 I the old stand, enIcnch,d behind the NAM
"A MoTii BOOT, and supplied with abundance
VI material in the way of seasopable goods, 3. A.
Duh bolss himself ready 70 supply the wants Of
the needy in his line, at hs iotcest psnic prtces.
His ovcfstc,s are II superior quality, extensive
variety and cheap as dk&, ~ hosoevcr wants"
overslocs -is. him come Tor ihs1s will b. sold
for money almost without ftIes. N
better say Sacs, Hna Do1ty ttlde ssss siaa
feblI isszz3
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CO.PAFsncrshiP.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uuder the name and style Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF II. s. farar,
will continue the business Of ufactsring Sash,
Deors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, &c., ~
Ksokuk 4 IT. Des Moiuss Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Ksokuk Sept. 70, 81. +. Q. HAINES.
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G1Why 10 man whose note has been
protested like an ostrich in VET weather. Be-
cause he couldn't find the dust to cover his
bill.
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Dr. m. he COLLINS.
nFFICk up stairs at the rear Of Holmes store
~ on the corner Of tth and Main st., where be
may . found day or night, except when profess
sioOally abssnt. [feb36d
y. w. MORSE. N. D.,
MELLOW OF Massachusetts Medical Society. Of
i nee over fieklen Lucas Bank, Third-st.
mch3d
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wThe annual examination Of the Pub.
lie Schools commenced on We It'll, and will
be continued from day to day until finished
Parents and others interested In our Public
Schools are requested TO attend.
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RAINY DAY.-Yesterday WAS rainy day
OF the old sort. It poured down before day
light, and il came in streams after break.
fast, and in general rain the rest Of the
day.
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ron 8 EN- r

The room or rooms ever the City Book store.
The second story can be thrown int law ollees II
pscoasary ~ meA1S Of folding dooss. RDnts mode
rate. lnqnirs q ths CiAg Book Store, OF q h. y.
Ogden, corner Of Second and Main streats 80 foet1l
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eIMr. BARsoaovER, or any person &C.
qoainssd with him, will confer . favor BY
leaving his address at this Office.
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PERsoxAL.--Ssnator Grimes and Hon.
Charles Mason are IN the city on business
Nonneoted with the diversion Of the Des
Moines River Grant.
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NTSss the advertisement Of Kellogg 4
Birge.
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New JcFsey, Pennsylvania ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices. All here nam
ed are at par in Philadelphia.
S S:ss :: ( p Ip: sass'y.
BAa sss County, Chester.
IA Da2 merry County.
Doyiestown Bank, Doyiostown.
Easton Bank, NJ Easton.
Farmsrs' Aad Nsch anics' Bank, EAston.
Farmers Bucks County, Bristol.
fsrmsrq pr Keading, heading. -
Lsncastes hank.
Lebanon BALM at Lebanon. :.
Mauch Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Pottsville, PottsSilh.
stroudssarsh,RAnk.
Catasqua Ban
fhe following New Jersey Banks Of e5
and upward are also at par:
BurlingtanBank
Bank o1Illnlyiile.
Bordentown Banking Comp any Bordentown.
burlington County Bank, Mediord.
f Farm : nm Mount nj Si nsiIs.
Fard - IND Mechanics Bank, Camden.
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, at Burlington.
Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank, Trenton
Mount Holly bank.
PhilIipsburg Bank. ~
Princeton Bank, at Princeton.
Salem Banking Company, salem.
State Bank, Camden.
State bank, New brunswick.
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company Trenton.
Union Bank u frenehtown.
All tbs solvent banks OF Delaware are received
| on deposit.
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REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE is
In McCuSE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room 6rst door TO the right.
Orders for all kinds OF Job Work filled
with neatness aud dispatch.
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FAN and winter 81 1857.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. \ RurcuIHsoK. JAMS DEWEY.
MUTCnINsO ON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st., bet. Main = Johnson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LAVE justrecsivsd ~ their FAshiona bic Tailor
Ling and Furnishing esta hlishment, . choice and
excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassincrss, ysst-
ings, and Cents Furnishing Goods OF all descrip-
tions and guarantee that theirw work shall be done
In the most approved and satisfactory manner
They areconstantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia and respectfully solicit al
them call. Agents for
HRAHCIsHAHAN'ss YsTgM or 0ARNEHT CUTTING.
Also, Reports Of fashions.
moh35-diy HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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Something New.

r r. HICKEY has purchased that Inc stook q
formerly awAss BY - "a now has
PANY. %S2&$SsK 15&y
lie has alsQAl1 ~ best Cutters In
pared to freG 70 order, wAxAAHrnDs
TO SER risK xdn1sG1SriDious.
lie has. Atfps ono Of the finest stocks o.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING G0ODS,s
ever efersdin Ms city, sD11neins every nesti.l
HI will sell At rsdues6 m 1HHs
n. The snderst ensd Mas icn III that -
thiegx can b. dsHA s4asll = !, and tAsre
1aeiea j. x. RIcxr1
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FLoRsxcR MONEY $50 Of Florence money
wanted 81 this ONCE in exchange for scrip.
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u . - = $50 BT0OE060s -
Portable LieAts4
&C., &c., As,, they arenow offered for sale ct thS
iowes, cash prices, fur
KEOKUK CITY SCRIP At PAR.
The stock will be rcplenshed from time to time,
ard GAS FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES will
hereafter be carried on by the Company.
Apply at the pfhce Of
- GAS COMPANY,
jansd No So Main-st, Up Stairs.
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CurrencyNss Kecoivsas

N. w.,roro,,,.r ~ ~ NJ Yak ana 4. sn,,
B.nh Of n,s,on reisc.sd. n - ia,sst 49, ~
fsilovin, N.v ynsiand and New Yoek l,anka
al 4. rss thsv are rot received hsrs,
-, 49,
E.xcnAnge' nans0
nAi1c, w
nohsum n'.e,,
nisWortn' Liaw' W
H.i no"es u.lio~.n. IL
$1,000 SSs
nro..,s p..so, ~S sSFSS
cAin' Bank cs s.ru.,r.u,a..
Exeter Exeter.
ru,.~~~.M
m NJ ssss
,oPti"kneis' 50 ~
vkkAoNT'
south k0yaiton'
STARK, Bennington
Dandy, DANNY. D
koyAiton "a
Pequonnock do sTa
Wooster, Danbary. L.
Hat,srs, Bethel. -
MefcnAnu Exchahge, bridgeport
nortn nmei. oeymoat' s
waSa w rasss.aea.
wooa ufy, Woodoury. 5x&A Is a.
DncAs. - gss
.isui.e DsuA' H
L''enAeA'
kaoDA isLArD'
biils OF All the hnooe iaiand banks, cx-
Dept the following, are now received ct the
Suffolk Rank Viz.
HanL ~ sa.,h Ca.,,x E..l NJ Tia ReruhNa
Farmsvs, hank Hopkintor Hnnhk Ss
Rhode Island Cen Uk Tivcrton
Warwick Bsuk Mt. We
srv vorr
Avvi.,i,.v.i II.,l ,m., c.on,v #S%s
ns,r.m.r. S-,s,,y .s 81
Noiii.,., p.N.L y
0Eya,I T.. 4 ~ - ,ss.s.,. al In Alk.ssp ss8 NJ ii
R.c,r,nc;,v nn6,lo m NJ IA
sactr.t,. H.,tnr nuaato.
$ $ s.: \ s s:!!:,:, ..,;:.
1897 ,Y.. -
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Ipdianf. 1891 February LIST. 1858:
.,,c,r Y.v,xs "A
mn
ArlDIscousr
Bank Of Goehen. Goshen.
pAnlupf Gosport, Gosport.
Mt. Vernon, ut. yyrnon.
n ~ PAoli, Psoli.
IN 81 Rockville, Wabask. Ia
q Salem, New Altsny.
ram Of Salem, Salon.
| Bloomin gton B4nh, Blesutnk1on.
sCambr,dss CITY Bank, Caa1lS t ON
8xclGnG4 bsnk. 0rssnsa1l1o :, n ssss I
Bank u 1hdiaas AiehigaA cj1v. 2gs
~ Canal Bank, Evansvalls.a " M.
e CsatrAl y n, IndianapeNs, psissf1eo ~ IT.,
', c,..s. s ssei;,p .nl, s,.n.vil,..
Cambridge City Bank.
Indiana Bank, Madison. Ns3
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima,
Parke County Bank, Rockville.
\. Prairie City Bank, Tsrre Iiautc.
Bank Of Monticello -
Faystte County Bank. m
] MercigA Mech. Blk. New Ais6ny.
fnsi !; syr.sa; s.n.
Moo.isr Ban ~
u.rr.s.,- o. n,.corxr
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EnGnnGan =. spRByMN @
! =
ksr = cclsbra-S ~
~ --LATEST ! CSisees.
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star Candles.
En BOXES for sale very low for cash, by
OO KELLOGG BIRGE,
Insh3ed9w Fourth-st,
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TO lfHICk MAkEKS.

LNoR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH--Six Brick
L Machines, complete and in good order. Each
Machine with one horse, will make Il, 000 perfect
Brick per da, All the Brick on the Hudson River
ars made by similar machines, Address
MAURAN j GIBBS,
Pc. Box e0l2, Chicago, Ills.
mch9Di I'm &C. n, y.
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FaFWelHs steam BaG MAN factory,
Nos. ~. A and 40 Wabash Avenue,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
AGS AND SACKS of every description and
xgariety, furnashed upon the shortest notice
Nn051ed with appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARWkLL,
m0090dw3m Prorrietor.
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FOB Z ND ~
Docskin. for PAA1< 4 valeneia,
and French eut Iine ana -
ws,h 81 "a most
! | ! ! : !
d9 Dxiy no ear
s. : ) !!
I !! Il ss- !. - -; Rs!::. to
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=. r. WAYLAND, m. n.
OFFICE In Iowa Medical College. Residenceon
OFifth Street, between Morgan and High.
Ksokuk, Jan l3dsms
TNNDLESS variety Of Window Shades SC the
Ia sep1od CHEAP CASH STORE.
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x0ei 1A01 Ia lll N
XXT1 Want thar II Bfing IN " -. ~ Will
w ~ ~ hlSAeat naskst priss Il sasA ~ ~
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TRllMs

primafy Department, per quartsr,...........-4 90
intermediates Dcpartfae MT, per qaasler,.,., 10 %
Academic department per qusrter,.......... IL %
Is These rates payable invariably by the middle Of
the quarter dcftuy the sutire expense Of tuition
in all branches not inelud,d In the extra charges
No deduction win be nadp for absence, except in
eos esof protrseted sickness.
Pupils will be classified and proF1otcd only,
upon thorough examination in tAsir previous
ptudles.
The services Of Prof Braces have becul secured to
give instruction IN ticrmaA, French, D1awing, and
oil Painting lie will also give insttul kioLs In the
pstpasaiory easrcisessi Perspective IA~ins frss
u charge. lA
q An extra charge VIII hc maas, per quarter fol
inssruction givcBiu French ,A3cEman, Drawing
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chemis.
uy.F
aktSI11ss
samuel r.. Curtis, +; W. Potter,
X. r, Lowe, s. 3. Billings,
A. Bridgman, W. !. Mc6avic,
John McCunc, james Il. Cox,
i'm. Shelley, J. Nj, Love,
j. f.kAnford, II W. Sample,
James l.. Lstes.
j. As. McLANE,~s
Ksokuk, Feb. "a, '5s-d Principal.
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had hitherto done, was abandoned. The
great object to the accomplishment OF the
treaty was thus removed but as Moray
could do nothing without the sanction OF his
coadiutors in the Government, Morton, Mar,
Lindsay. Ruthven, Makgill, and their col
leagues, they were convened to meet him IN
council for the final settlement of this i'm
portant matter, on the Sunday in Edinburgh.
1t was then Saturday, and Moray was more
than one-half on his journey thither, exul-
ting in the result of the conference at Stir
ling. At Linlithgow he was met by John
Hume, one of his friends, and entreated not
to ride through. the High Street, for there
was william lying in wait there to take his
life. But the cavalcade had already entered
the long narrow street, and the pressure OF
the crowd, while it prevented Moray from
changing his course, compelled him to ride
slowly; and this enabled Bothwellhaugh to
take his aim with unerring accuracy. The
bullet entered the Regents body below his
doubtlet belt, and wounded him mortally.
Bothwellhaugh leaped on horseback, and
arrived unscathed at Hamilton, distancinG
all pursuit. Finally he took refuge IN
France, where, being offered a large re-
ward if he would undertake the assassination
of Cohgni, he repelled the prohered brlbe
WIFI nOOle lHulS HdtOloH' IA "'>
myself on the villain who made my home
desolate,'' he replied, &" and I glory in the
deed; but will not condescend to the trade
of an assassin. Coligni never injured me );
why, then, should | seek his life When
James VI. obtained some degree of freedom
and power on the fall of Morton, Boutwell,
hauoh yentured to return to Scotland; and
being introduced into the royal presence,
knelt and implored his pardon for the slaugh-
ter of the Regent Moray. g Pardon for H.
sau ghter exclaimed the young monarch
with great vivacity; Gods blessing on him
whose son ye be; for an We had not ta.
ken the life of yon traitor, | had never lived
, to wear my own crown One Of Scott
most pathetic ballads celebrates the wrongs
and revenge of Bothwellhaugh.] Moray
expired the same evening, in the tortletl
year of his age.
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The most remarkable case of ndecis'on we
ever heard of, was that of man who sas uo
all night, because he could not decide which
to take off first, his coat or his boots
An emigrant to Oregon. writing home to
one of his friends, says g We are getting on
finely here, and have already laid the foaAda-
tion of larger Jail -
The distinction between liking and ioTln@
was we'll made by little girl, six years old
She was eating saniething at breakfast which
she seemed to relish very much
"Do you love it % asked her amt.
| "No," replied the child, with look Of dis
gust " l like it. If loved it should. kiss
| it."
Which IS THE RoGuE?-Jnage Jearies, OF
notorious memory, pointing with his cane to
man VINO was about to be tried, said
/ "There- is a rouge at the end of my cane.
The man to whom he pointed, looking at him
| said: AT which end, my lord?
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Th AnD BUYERS
L-a.v1a FOR s.A1E.
TOHN r. G. GILMORE

81 for sale "a portion Of his swamp lands IN the
county of Cumberland about IA miles below ray
ettevle and about - miles east OF the cape ear
River The entire swamp has been successfully
drained of the large body of water by which it was
heretofore covered. The land is apparently level.
being free from rdge (Which common to
swamp lands generality whilst there is an abundance
of fall bv which the rain water be carried off
by ordinary bitches. A small portion Of the land
has been in cultivation about years and those hose
who have seen the regard the laha aha
state or elsewhere. The location is healthy, the
neighborhood good. and the access to Fayetteyille
miles in length leading directly to the river. Besides
this it is within miles of beautiful little village
upon a high and healthy Bluff. at the river with a
Store Ware house and first rate landing. All which
afford many conveniences to the neighborhood A
several persons have spoken of purchasing, this II
deemed proper time to call their attention to the
subject in as much as there is crop NOW growing
upon small portion Of the land by which they caI
Judge of its production. gs-Reasonable terms VII
be given to the purchaser.
Sept, 10, 1858. tt
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lth)O ACRES OFLAND
FOR S.HLE.

IVNHE following valuable real estate. the prop
i erty of Z. c.. Hall decd is offered for sale and
consists of the following tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome. containing
about 26O acres with all the improvements. This
place will be sold entire dvded. to suit purchas
ers being probably one Of the best business stands
in the country and is very desirable to those wish
ing to enter the mercantile business.
No 2, Consists Of a Lot and Brick Store e tene-
ments) in Campbelton. Bridge Street near Claren-
don Bridge ind is very desirable stand for business
plot as Nos t09. III, ll2 an half of lot ll3.
No +. Is dwelling houseand lot on Haymount
corner of Plankroad and Adams St. A very dcslra-
bic residence for the whole year.
No 1, Is a Corn Mill and Steam Engine and Boiler
of 10 or 15 horse power. This is well worth the at
tenton Of those living where water power is not a
vailable and will be sold at a great bargain
For terms apply to ). H. HALL, Assignee.
Aug |. 1857, 6l-tf
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NEW DRY GOODS j.
w. MACINTYRE,
HAS RECEIVED

HAS RECElV ED
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Twedes,
Kent'k Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Merinoe's Bomb zines, Alpaccas
Muslin DeLanes, Calicoes, Ginghams,
Brilliantes, Marseiles, Silk Velvets, Sill
Robes, Silk Dress Goods. Jaconets,
Nain-sook, Swiss, Tarlton, Boo ok Muslins,
Silk Illusion, Lace Wells, Silk fringes,
Laces, Edgings, Braids, Tapes. .Bonnet
Ribbons, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Towels, Diapers, Irish Linen Shirting,
Sheetings, Bedticks Shawls,
Cloaks, Mantilas, Challices.
Elastic, Enameled, and Ribbon Belts,
Bonnets, Col'd Flats, Rucnes, Artifcials,
Extension skirts, skirt cord,
Brass, spring, rattan, Whalebone.
Cotton seine twine, nett twine,
Cotton cards. Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes
and Caters.
Oct. %. If
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D1rFERENCE IN WIVES Two weeks since
we were riding in the cars, when gentleman
came and spoke to a lady directly in front of
u.s. who was seated beside sickly man, whom
we thought was her husband. The converse
ton turned upon the health of her companion,
who was evidently consumptive.
Last winter" said she, Il went to Kansas
with him. The winter before we spent in Flor
ida and now are thinking OF removing to
Wisconsin or Minnesota, for the benefit of his
health"
| The gentleman expressed some thoughts
relative to her hardships in thus going away
| from her home and friends, and traVellhS SO
much abroad
| "O!" she replied, II do not mind that at
all he can only regain his health. like New
| England better than any other part OF the
country, for it is home but l am willing to
live anywhere for his sake"
| Her husband made no remark as he heard
these words, but volumes were in his eyes. Ihe
incident, however, did not particularly impress
us until we stopped at station about halt an
! hour afterward Then friend entered the ca
and took a seat by our side. He was troubled
with a bronchial and lung difficulty Of some
years standing In course of conversation we
| recommended residence in a certain Western
State, to which he replied, in substance:
a shonld have been there months ago IT m y
wife had been willing to go. But all her
friends are here in Massachusetts, and no CON
sideration could induce her to leave for resi-
dence so far away"
n We looked at once at the stranger woman
S whose conversation we have cited. 8 Noble
- wife d we said. Zone of thousand, doubt
= less in this spirit of se!tdenial for her husband
: sake" There is certainly great difference be
:. tween these two wives.
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TOLL.

If thou wou,dst reap the harvest thou must scate'
The seed broadcast around;
To idle hand pertains the empty platter
And the untrutful ground.
Toll is the very life and pulse OF Nature,
The burden of her speech
The fairest and the finest of her blossoms
Are ever out of reach
To be obtained alone by patient labor;
Toll is the breath of life;
The idler has no title to existence,
And sickens in the strife.
Oh! not in vain and vague and sinful DIRE canning
Is life's high aim fulfilled;
The Earth is ready for thee. light is beamIng,
Go dig, and mine, and build;
And uproot and destroy, for it is needed,
The falsehood and the wrong:
And bravely, brother, let the field be Weeded'
Sc nall the wheat rise strong.
Then up, and bravely do thy Makers bidding,
thine own burden shink
Nor lon ger let thy talents slu1nber hidden;
But get to work!
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The subscriber wishing to change his position Will
offer for sale on Thursday the second of December
the following valuable property, viz
lOx)O ACRES OF LAND
lying OH thah est side Cape Fear fifteen miles
above Fayd&eville adjoining the lands of John G.
Williams atd others. Said land is level and healthy
with improvements it; further descrip-
ton is unQ essary the land will show for itself
It will he lid all together in small tracts, to suit
same day Will offer for sale
my stock Of Horses Cattle Sheep. &c, one Timber
Wagon, two load Wagons, one Carriage, farming
ntencils. and other things two tedious to mention
The subscriber will take pleasure in exhibiting the
land to any opersons who may wish to visit them
Terms made known on day of sale.
Oct 20 If. ALEXANDER WALKER.