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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

Cdr. Christie's Balsam for Ague and Fever
is winning golden opinions as preventative
and cure for that much dreaded disease. Much
of the dread experienced by persons e,nigra-
ting to new country, will be removed when
they know how easily and thoro ighy the Bal
sam cures the disease for which II i. designa
ted" The aboveis only one of The numerous
favorable notices of free aud untraine.ed
press. When such powerMl friend as the
Press speaks in lis favor, IT cannot be other
wise than popular. Hear what Physicians
say of DR.. CHRISTIE'S. AGUE BALSAM.
Says one: al, with confidence, recommend the
Basam az superior to any other preparation"
Says another: 81 have used it with uniform sue
cess, aud can confidently recommend it for all
those complaints for which il is offer | a etn-
edy." One more, TO my knowledge ii has
never disarpoi lted the reasonable expecta-
tons of those who have used IT," Still another
writes: have no hesitation in saying that it.
is safe. convenient and very efiicacious medi-
cine.'
PIice, co per bottle, or 6 bot'lcsfor S.
For sale in Ottnmwa by w. +. El'ncndorf
j. l.. Taylor aud by Agents everywhere.
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.sF" TO MY pATR0NS.--i would return my sincere
thanks the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishments and would now say that not.
withstandig the ateness OF the season In which my
store was opened have added largely - my stock
and Have pow larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in store west of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines can be confident of bein.
suited in every respect wAf. r. ELMENDoRF,
Apothecares' Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 Ottnmva Iowa
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Meeting of the City Council.

There was full attendance of the New
City officers at the Council chamber on
Wednesday evening last, an exe,nplifcation Of
the saying that ga new Broom sweeps clean''
still we have no doubt but that the present
Board will continue Gilligeut even when they
come to b old 'Brooms.'
The official oath was administered 20 sever
al officers.-committec of three were appoin-
ted to inquire of the old board if there had
been an exhibit of the financial condition of
the City prepared-also committee to con-
tract for the city printing for one yea, from
the 2stt May 1883.
The Council then proceeded TO Ballot for
city Solicitor which resulted as follows: A. A..
Stuart s; Blank l. Adjourned to meet Monday
evening, May 18th,
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Flower Seeds.

large assortment of the best and newest varieties
of Flower Seeds.
Also for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets
These Seeds having all been carefully selected from
the stocks of the best growers Ia the country such
ID. Landreth Il Sons, Philadelphia Noursr & Cos al
Boston, and Others of established reputation. pureha-
sers can depend upon this stock being in every way
reliable.
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants
etc. etc., furnished in any quantity and at the very
lowest prices.
complete stock Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Tools and Machines kent constantly hand and foT
sale by KEITH ROBINSON & CO.,
no32m Main Street, Burlington Iowa.
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More rain, and very cold weather for the
season, the past week. Tuesday night was un-
comfortably cold. The river, still high, is
now about stationary. Boats bound above and
below arrive daily. They are crowded with
passengers both ways, and appear to be doing
good freighting business
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NEW MARKET.-Oar young friends, John
- Hammitt and Adam Kreitzer have associated
themselves together for the purpose of carry
Ing on the butcher business. They occupy
the building next east of Prugh's Hardware
store. Give them call.
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We solicit attention IF Farmers and others
to Mr.. James Brnnaugh's advertisement of
Reapers and Mowers, for sale at Rome
or Mt. Pleasant.
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TsrIIDING TTArrI,I,i.

a Nd The lots TO build on for sale in the City 81
II 0tturuwa plenty Of rock, sand, water aud No linz
on the premises JOHN GRANT.
Feb. 26-52-tf #..-.
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TERMS OF Tue PRAIRIE FARMER.

50" The Prairie Farmer will be sent TWO years to
one subscriber for 81, in advance
go An old subscriber sending one new name and
81 in advance viii receive two copies one fer him
self and one Tor his friend.
- Fhe Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Months for IS ceNts
Address "Prarie Farmer" Chicago, Illinois.
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See X. J. Williams notice TO dellnqnents to
Milburn a. Co. He is in earnest aboat the
matter. So yon had better hurry up with the
sschink.1
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Friend Brown is cutting the latest beef Of
= the season. Call and get steak.
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Am unparalleled Discovery!
a POSITIVE ACHE EigApsga'gssFy 7!

GtOEELL'S Bebeerine Mixture is positive cure for
U Fever and Ag,te and all Bilious diseases This
Mixture has been before the public for number Of
years ana has always been used with Ii j.
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read it and ) on win he satisfied
For sale here by DF. Taylor-in st. Louis by II.
Blakesly, andn Rock Island, HIS, by the Proprietor
nO-lU-ly
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NO.. 20
PROSPECTUS
OF THE D." s.. ... 3 t..
FARMER FOR 1858,

TIE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest 1t holds that honest
labor is the foundation of all lasting prosperity, and
that the working man should be heightened honored
andrewardcd. The labOrs OF the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments N
LIST, ltstriyes To teach the best methods cfimprovinr
the farm, its soil its buildings IT'S products its live
stock, its convenience, and its comforts.
ID IL believes that fair prices for farm products
just as essential to the farmers prosperity largo
crops and ft cattle. iabors to help him to
the best market Tor his products and to prevent the
midde-mau from taking too much toll for his serS-
Co.'S.
3D. IL labors TO enlarge his stock Of IDEAS to I'M
prove his understanding, and while avoiding parzan
politics, 70 teach political economy.
In addition 10 vast amount of agricultural inform
alton, the columns OF the Praie Farmer give the
OF the day,-hDts home and foreign. The variety is
such, that family need take other city paper, and
yet be wen informed the current events and topics
OF the day The art of Condcnsing is practiced, by
which great deal can he given In small space
One portion ofthe Prairie FARMER discusses farming
a second, gardening; n third, mechanics; fourth
household economy; nth, the markets, very full and
accurate; sixth local news, and news by telegraph
and mail seycnth, devoted to interesting literary
matter and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to ali Of which is added large number ofex
ceent, practical, and Instructive communications
various topics each week. The Prairie Farmer has a
larger circle of contributors than any other agrcultu
raj pager in the United States. .-
.-.r--. TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER
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4 The County of Wapello is building good
stantial bridge three miles west on the Eddy-
Vile road ass
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0TTUMWA ACADEMY.
Latin & Greek LangrIas
G. e.. PACKARD

Nv Hardware Iron, steel, Nails and Glass Also
agent for Lppincott 4 Bros Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
ges on hand the celebrated carriage repository
of Packard & Barnum. Warren, Ohio.
s4y- Opposite the Curlew House, Ottumwa. G-l y
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Sometime IN July next, we understand that
the Ottnrnws Academy. will pass from the
hands Of Mr.. NJ. A. Robb, under The care of
Mr.. Thomas c. Woodward, late of eastern
Pennsylvania. aud graduate of Union College
N. Y. We shall regret TO loose Mr.. Robb; but if
it must be 50, we rejoice in having for his sue
cessor gentleman of the indebted qualifica-
tons and attachments Of MI. Woodward.
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OTTUMWA COURIER.

Thursday Morning, May i3, 1858.
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8sk. .. W. GARNER.
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA,

rs prepared to perform all Dental s~s~--~--~a
operations. No charge for any OPP 49, x
GRAFTON that can he eNrelled for perma- 4 90
nency, durability, or for exact imitation 49, T
of she natural teeth Particular attention paid TO Tbs
irregularitS of chldreus teeth.
Ru0NS--At the late residence Of y. T. Abraham s
Ladies wait cd upon their residences lfrcqucsted
Tn4S-tf
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SpecfdI Notice..
'><N<~<Ns>~>.
NOTICE.

EDERS0NS who may have books, or pamphlets be-
= longing 20 me will confer afavor by returning
them TO the Courier oce at the earliest convenience
j. w. NORRIS
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L.nplements al..l

Marrowfat Early Kent, Champion Of England Blue
Imperial and Landreths Elk Early Peas, Early Six
Weeks Eariy MARROW, Early China, WHIT Kidney, Hor-
tcu. lr;l, Broad Windsor and Red Cranberry, Beans,
liz Rod silver skin and Ieow Onions; Early York,
tx Drunhead, Early Dutch Flat Dutch and Red Dutch
Cabbage, Early Horn md Long Orange Carrot; Early
Frame. Long Green and Early Cluster Cucuntbers;
Mountain Sweet aud Biz spanish Watermelon. Green
Nutmeg aud Yellow Cantaloup Melon; Curlea aud
Cabbage Lettuce; Red Turnip; Long Scarlet aud BIZ
Spanish (Winter) Reddish; Marrow, summer nd WIN
crookneck Squash; Pumpkin; Celery Curied Cress,
Tomato: Egg Plant. etc, etc.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
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..... ....- L. y.EEaEsDy-s
+ Y + 3 A T. NJ

Nearly every newspaper, South and West is noticing
II edtorialy, rs being great discovery for the cure
OF @uFG. - az x aud ssiNrss srri A,yp@, We
will give quotation from home raper the Hunts.
vile Recorder, edited by DR.. J. il. Hcrudon which
- The great numb or and remarkable that have
come under our observation, has fully convinced rs
that Y. Hardy is great man. aud his wonderful Eve
Balm Is the most Vn'nahfe combination for the Of
sore eyes ever produced" III
No one need have any fears Of not being cured by
this Balm. nor of II injuring their eyes in any way
If you need an eye remedy, give this Balm single
trial then You viii he made the friend OIL v Haflv's
Eve Balm 1t is for sale in nearly every town in The
Union, and should you desire It, and cannot procure
1t in your town write and we will send to Won b
mail
The price is p cents per box but will or any Of
our wholesale agents send you five boxes for ~ In
writing for it, he cautious and write your name and
post office plain with the county and State: and shoud
TINS Balm ever chance not {" act think, drop us
line. giving all the symptoms which We win ansrr
with directions how to proceed, &C., to mmedi-
ately bring about cure.
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LOTS FOR SALE!

GSErERAI Lots, desirable for private residences,
- and convenient distance from business part of
the city, lying or the hluf, may be obtained at
fair prices and with usual credit by application to the
subscriber, Mr. e. Lawrence, at his store, or Mr.
Stewart, at his Office, above pumroy nicky's Drug
store who authorized to dispose ofthe lots Ia the
forenoon Of Mondays Wednesday,, and Saturdays, |
may he found al the office of Mr. stewart and will be
prepared to show the lots 20 any who wish to pur-
chase. JOS. L. ROBERT.
0ttumwa Sept. list, '57-n2I-tf
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Prentice says: "Children should not go
near the woods at present. as the trees are
shooting. Ina few days they will pack their
trunks aud leave"
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The new city government was installed on
Monday evening, on which occasion his Hon.
A. IL. Hamilton, Mayor elect, delivered his
Inaugural. Address. We print it il. an other
column. The following is list of the eff
GERS, selected by the city of Ottumwa to adj
minister financial affairs the ensuing year.
Mayor. a--.
utMIT
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pEnprSc ga sssSN,1'

Pleasantly situated IN Major pihhes addition, con-
tanning two rooms, good garden sc. Apply 10
April 90, 1S5sh9it. q. A. BRADSHAW.
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FOR RENT

nNE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
" houses in the city. Apply to
April goth, 1855. II. ii. WARDEN.
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J. L. TAYLOR, ottunwa; wm Myers, Agency City;
Lane 4 Reesman, Dahloscyai J. G. Danlop 4 CO., III.
dyvine;A. A, Ramsay. Alba. Mouhsii l. Brace, K.o,
Lux. and all Druggists
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A. b. MORTLEY, Esq., of Urea, N. Y, writes: az have
used your PICTORIAL myself and in my family ever since
YOU invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay dollars for bottle than do without ii,
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DENTtsTlsN.

n, rTeTRy .-rIt wi FvTR tcrFrf rev gEcoNDs.
- wi'fcu " ~ sl'e't ,lc ~ and re,ne, pro
frssgfg WIS sTirR r lvst ~ s~1ctce W me
t,f HefeIpuce gigen fsstuifed
I'm q pUNNtp az TSrs! street., nep wooster
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40 AZURE ut fMrtrrsN % HGAus
y esn ier- fnt 80 iifs g.. .l4rufa o. r.ng ars
n r..s H an daily t1stiIE rTsh sissnrea u1 tstana
an.t Gertlsu s.-s. s"c3 ~. r.t million l'Etrs
y THk-Es. n Iusdwtv.
Mona go ANr fgAvs- ro " NrxR srEsgr.- lrO.
] S1ANb \ ca lo' "a'.r street u'sv tpr gai" =
~ ~ Oh ~ tu1s-t1 10 vfrv iuv prees slsD =
... t..rilief .. iasara. tuf 1er.4aa sagars.
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HOrELS.
.,l r.no, uor =, Go.rra or rovsrn Iyssvl

f,L.IErDoN HoTst. CoaNxR or FouRrH Avhsvl
~ aud E'gttcenh street Union sqn.,,e ser = ,
A-ios ara 80 lac hoo 10 STUDIED ON Frnrta avsnte,
ernss f street. sp.sie ne MAJ hses' tsffes
of Ms Tnr'r ~ and the imme tss Vicinity ~ -
snusre lcao,uy Nusic- Az 'a-f u'er ishys nl u ~
1rr1ra D'rif - very corn -
sns ~ y, i, saose sro s1rasort AL % Any ts =
the y. r. a. -. q. A.. ...tt. - .-.
,n,ab.v 10 b. - nc " scso,s n hN a,,nPs aHssed ay
eu zen ARD amply prvvifet van tar roJrs
es siose,, nd ali o;ksr pcin p~-ta POI devssd W
..ssc , ION. ~ 1sur'shlr ~ vel 80 ssis~ct =.
eug.ne IL Srt,.ai The aros. sosr ssl sess
.s h. ono " ,ss frat Frauct sisn lne snl,-d ses.
I've n ~ me Jcs sft eh~ces trocnrors ~ ~
a. scp ' special srpcrn'sndeure " ~ Herres
FaYr rNrves' eb r VIZ cftvHfs tsnle sAp hre.
fs.e f'eutc 81 syd ~ o'ci~- .Sts
Iffrs.rtd, a. sny hoy
t'tr nitfsss ara ~@T for re tusacvs the
80 900 uuu's.
thinis nd " eie gentlemen vho irsnd srionrni-g
YprE l. f-3 tlis h,sei vcxthv Of tSe- app
ttrs.F - 20 p. i4y.
No obsrzs tr esihs.
3 s mlirssHH' eroo~ ,a'.
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RAILROADS.


IJUnSoE RTvER RAILROLp .--sXPgNSs TRAINS
for Alhsny and Toy, stopping q pfl lpa 40
iecsng with Western and Norhefr ne fhs lrefs
street a. 6 ~ and u ~ A. ~, and as r. W
4. p. tNffu, Srpprnts nden.
NTTw YoRE AMI HkaLtv RAIL.Oir rCGpASY
~
Commencing thursday, Au~ii. 1873
rvsins leave tie cslJt " Hb's ard str -.
hse y0rx,
sgE- 4 ss1 'ssin s'cvppr At wrierus; 30. "a Al
s<sby-s nyrl
rs p NJ For White rsns stop. ns Il . ru.-ae al.
ssiiors
Tr l1s ,sv. re eco, srl-r o, Trrry 90 ,,rees A.
vUurth aycLuf. New fort.
eli A.. n Pc susF1 sorsse g1ppirS 81 - iatsrns!'As
liza war; p,.ins a. A.
syP wiussrrs5ridse. %. 10.
tgH Y Dover Plains. 10 so
~ T. .. WIS nnSbr''fe 10 "a.
re ufuns tr~tn- lesvs siOsny far 800 30. n
fa a. asn, snpv-c AZ ssiieps ccr'h - All ttt.s
usnsbfdz. W.. '. NNt Pm liz bsps rat ri.st J
yysNsvIv4NfA RAnRUsp
IN" greet .so'sa runls 'Hc West Trs n lsss ~
sh'ttsua 81 fve snd sgt ~ in~ - AZ tcss "
~ h4r sssssfs icke gt'rNi ~ r~ag''
't6io Nee Yort y, .oy rusr 70 us e,tit- WI lAs In
o0uo4sr!'s caNct, No ss'.r House, Nov yors.
' y. FLi.fOTr, pSsse..Fsr Arpa,.
LtECH co, Fre,gM sgsrL
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DRY GUNyDs, SO.

NfASTILLAs ~u
nj TnE FhW BRO IDwAY MA NTIIL.A STOKE,
No 459 BIosoway,
Owing 10 the Uncle ulency OF the weather, will not
wednesday. April IL. a, 10 A. M
DATON Co.
Furniture coverings,
Shades
Chntz -.
Ca Monday will exhibit an entire new stock OF
kiocGiCb
Reps, pushes
Chintzes,
Ahsie materials,
selected exclusively for our trade.
Sal broadway.
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BILL ARDS.

BILLIARDS.
DuI4lRDS WADE FksT-A PEBFECT KNOW.
ID .tge ihsors snt practice n game with rules
,rsFrsnt &c, speuts Nls'rziet IN Pheians uew book
fus, published Price - ssnlv borDd ~ sent free Of po
age OCONNugt COLikNDkk. 50 Am street.
lUIsArD TARisss--Jf All sLrs AND or gvERY
ID fescrI oelrtd at uuni~ spd evefrhng res
ior utaf.s ni.npisc-~ed ard rs At he .sstrses
OtosfOR . ANNEH, So N street.
, lev q -onc head tlblcs . aa.
pi,iIhRn r. fi.Es.-l suvaEr ~ 7FcoSD. HAND
ID tstrs 81 irS ste Cfist o. ry hep. Apply az
"a New iQfk fhsrc Ry'os. so ,.twsy.
Id 'Tr+tRn - 80 rsSfgn AUGUST q "a
r. s.H arusae sd 1rr 80 chast ~.
han fr,-r lr4n eish' sud 1si-'.y. Wn-rtr \
q crp go r. r...t nj al nc % want sJl)r a.
80 "a. D. WE .ll "a aB. fnanufactyr-r and NJ.
' et0r - '-o stree. j.. '.
IF y.u Frsg ~ rCaciAsRA COCO T'Gtt UtL.
ans NJ a. habs cues c'Nh- AL que "a
e. '-Ie, wtsFs IA. ssncci v: on. b1s cga1 baai
70. lt6 yui %. it.e I'd Aun sirn-s,
DuIiAF PfLTJAEn Tks'.ES tND PsTtNT 1Ds
L ti,sJ, ~ush oss No ssyene spsref p toe mann
ftcw a tes~ ishies 80 prchessrs o. then can civ "
hssf ~ sr. lrss end reliable article. eale only
ursf,'' GJ3SsSf sc6LlHebEs $ Asn Stree,
on sNE sVHFEr- 20 NOT MISTAKE TBR NUMBER
nv lhe nsnuacture q Billiard tables carried 90 ~
ne se proprietor FOG the Last eight years. AL the same,
hul rN'er 'ahl- than ever. Whyf Because " hs 81
pecser ps'eu' cush,Ons L. DECKkR
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CrRAw GoCTs FOR CASH
y HORACE T.. KETCHUM CO.
Offer inducements to cash Pun chasers OF
STRAW BONsEvs
FRENCH FLOWERS
BLONDE LAUEs. EDGIN0s. &C., &c.
No. 3lS Broadway,
Corner of Pearl street.
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~ Tinted s,atf3 nsl etc tnshit Re Slkt. captain
Tho-, a. ssi,per s ,sava so'tea1ag, tfth psf
clock r. " pier - .'oci river 80" vii srrive a.
c- rfer IA The afternoon "a Fctera1u The follow
e. ~. south viii b. lir,siy
5n =, IA gTeat bern NAL In- Those pr Sch nd VII
lbs ne chrs-est plsass ard most etpei0Hs route
IS acn end az, - NJ. 1is, ei r ~
bi,re .sd Rcg nond. sU hrpiy 10 LUDLAM PLEA.
sANTS, 3. Brusiwny.
r-rfE UtNpuRg AnERfrAN. CKFr cow Avs
A a. .rsh'u - YNCN Nj, .il lave lier No y North
Iv-r " ~ u-sdsv lsh IL M A When sseen.
~ : I'D haze "a &c 90 N,arg 'r paessg' aTplt ev-svir
inC u IICnAED u ga. 3 60 ~ eroslway
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CHAwLS sHAwLS sHkwLS.
- OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
REPLETE WITH EVERY NOVELTY THAT HAS BEEN
Produced THIS SEASON.
And ambitious of
making our estsblishm ea
=" THE SHAWL EMPORIUM OF THE CITY,
Our prices arranged accordingly.
WILLIE De PARIS,
No. ATS Broadway.
CHARLES STREET co.
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DEDUCTION IN BoNNETs
IL AT GFNIN'S BAZAAR
I5J ladies' misses chdrens bOnnes have been
lected from this varied and extensive stock OF
SPRING MILLINERY,
and tcketed at prices calculated TO prove
IRRfslsrBiE
Ladies who buying article In the
ting fashion at great reduction from regurg prices
vied 10 call snd exam ne these bonnets.
GENIN'S Bazaar,
5i3 Broadway,
(St. Nicholas Hotei.)
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Il
holders, hayeaieft K.nsss, Ne ieasa whisk~y has
fallen materially 10 psscs. s# ss
ss5& -*t-.- "a
Tax GAY Dxcgivsa-A young American lady
IN Paris threatens to sue President Buchanan
ssr breach Of promise. she says that dining At
her fathers table years ago. he said to her:
NY dear Miss, Il ever should be President,
yea shall be mistress Of the White House."
4 PaErry SriFy BxEEss.-They have had : gale
l. Detroit, and the Fses Prsss ihua describes oae
~ Ice accidents "a ECO inch plank, about 90
feet IN length, was desachsd from The top u !
pils ef lumber, carried across the street, and
driven. butt end Arst, through the panel of ehs
front door Of small house. Not satisded with
this. he sscenarie plank eoniinaed IL eonsse,
80 penessascda Tin partition shout Ave tses
Sssshsr On. catering ~ room. The occu-
psnts, phlesmatlc ~ Dsach.nsa and his via.
ysss awakened ~ the crash and ayiag efsp,la.
'esa asd wss4 hishly asssairhed - - he .sssb.
DastIef ~ plsak psesspdine thaoasAa ea,1
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'hsssh aAkisg srsvey y ~ feen. ~ ~ ~ |
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

The Victoria Bridge across the St. Lawrsnce,
ct MONTREAL which has been In course of cree.
tion for several years, will be the largest aud
6nest in the world. It 10 10 be two miles long.
The total amount Of masonry in the bridge will
be s.O0O.OO0 cubic feet, which, at 1871 feet 10
the tun, gives q total weight Of about $4,000
tuns. Fourteen Of the piers are completed,
and it is expected that eight more will he an
ished next season. leaving only Two to erect in
1889. The total weight Of iron in the ,abes
sill be l0.4oO tuna. The bridge viii cost about
a, 100000.