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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-THE STEAMER rRoUM-
4slr skH offered st private sals, on favorable
freight 6oas IL the New orleans and cincnna trade and
well adaped The Red River trade would make excel
rior machinery For terms apply on SpsTs =
-. FOR SALE OR REHT-A COMFORTABLE
story Frame elling House Containing four rooms
Benye street. between TOnti and RCchsSsye streets AP
ply ma q I'm. nun . foeyisrre street.
- FOR SALE-THAT PROPERTY HERETOFORE
M occupied BY the Bank Of New Orleans opposite Lssyee
and Union sweets. ms
SSk FOR SALE OR CHAerfRaraE VERY
s1, sailing BALTIMORE i'm . bull big ZIG JnS: D. HooPer
vel found and 'Vy
- BOAT FOR sALE-A FINE SAIL BOAT
EN about tuns, year old, built Of best material
NV For parcnlas apply board ship Success, at Post
Z 80 g6SEs NASKTNpER CO. 81 a-pv,sr- ST.
A. BIC ARD & CO., AUerioNkERs AND AP
y prs for the sale Of Real Estate, Slaves Furniture
oise No B MaS"Sne street and ~ Banks Arcade
> DIR. GUsTINE's OFFICER FOR TREAT
a(%&gMENT OF Disc Asses OF THE EYE and Imperfee
of vision-lss St Charles street opposite Lafay
Ali saeicnl operations the Eye attended to-
.-sxy>, mKs. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF NJ
Mo- sic gives lessons on the PIANO and GUITAR, al
a. ~ hes rss,denee no ~ oons'anse sttsst Isms
NJ LECTURES at 20 Constance street week. oiy
DRs; r. M. GRAHAM AND y. p. Black
sonai ssryees 10 he citizens Of Sew oriea o'f 'f
oFFICE-Corner Canal and St Charles streets. -,
burns at st. Charles Hotel jail sp2m
/ EBps' EoyNDHy, NEW oRLsANs.-LEEps
IL Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical Hor
Engines
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Y. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEuxIErE CouK DE DISTRICT p f. Willy VS.. NoRBEkf
de Ia Nouvele-orleans. ) TRFPAGNIEk ct ". A.
NuTT-No l3.3lS
ENNVERTU dun alias writ de saisIe ct ven tie
II moi adresse par Honorable DeuAieme District
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams are cdessn t ptocesi e
LuNDt, d. mai 1855 midi pH0irl dc Che, de a
Con mnne entire les ues dn Camp DIES Magans, Ia Vene
puhlique ct adjudication de-
SIX TERRAINs VAGU Is shines fsubonrg Washington.
Troseme District de willie defgpes SOUS les Nos O. J.
ct Dc rlft No I, compris les dn o sfs.di
nand des Grands Hommes uivsnt plan de fihe,
voysf IS 1856 depse erude p de Armss,
ci-devant notaire public VILE =
Les Nos g. ct sont eobfigus ct mesnrent ehaeun =
pieds ace Ia des Grand iiomes sur me pro-
lgnes PARALLELS. l. No foEns
angle des re St Ferdinand Grands Hcmmes
y psds pnnces face GIands Hon mes, 100
pieds de pr0fondeur Ia rue sh erdinAnd
lie saisi dams Paifairr Ct dessus
CONDITIONs-Compiant an moment de padjudieation-
81 y 7. PARKER,
All g. my7 II Sheriff de IA ParoisSe d. tirleans-
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SOUTHERN BANK,
ss-A general meeting Of the stoclhoideis
win be held on sAIuKDAY The 1T Of May 1855 between
Thoma. ayson Notary Public o. this civ for The nutpose
INTO coaderaon the expectancy Of altering the snsres
dollars shares Of hunoed dollars conormably with
ma FREDERICK RoDEwAI D, President.
OFFICE OF THE coNxIssrossss coSsoLrDArrD1
Ne Orleans, March H. 1855 !
gs-By virtue OF the 37th section OF the act
~ ~, ~ S ,e & ~ sn,ed Az aet to
and Naturalization IT affairs purpose
Of paying the debt maturing this year,
MONDAY OF Nay Q7ih May 1865 purchase Of Fifty,
Five Bonds Of The Cry of New Orleans the If
Thousand Dollars each maurng during the ls92, with
interest ed the per
Proposals 70 be endosed BIDS for The puicSs Of Bond of
the City of New leans and add ess'd DEBUYs,
fhos f6e MSs%a Mq Ad s
ml2 I'd .. 6EBUYs. Secretary.
ss- Mercantile Library Association : THE
from TX O'Clock A. n to 10 oclSek p NJ u
Persons deson of becoming members will please leave their
Subscription, IS per annum.
'''D'' Canal street gus US Es'G BREhd ;S'
BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1857.
ceiSed inpayment of paper discounted BY ,h Bank
pS-,Order Of :. w. M.-Washlngton Com
o'clock at the Lodge Room CarrOilioa Depot corner
Bsronue and perddo streets. dl2 ~
stsr E No
at Rs 5saa Gas F Fs S. 4hae:
~ Hki F. R SsiP5nsr r. sri wp H seaman 81 A.
NJ "a V Geo r Evans, g. r. Isl W. s sS Field ED
s H. fssDy se?rSES ss 3 s sw0ds' s.
soo, By order of the NJ; E., Il !: P
s,1s1 o@Itm%n lodge NO. TS r. and Az M.
O'clock al the Grand Ledge MS,9nic Hall s. Charles street
+ Sinner sSqd6q % ~ss5GI SLAMS %
H. H.. Pr Iy VIM 1. ss@eg az 81; F. F. Proctor u
d28 i. :, ii, j. sTANsBuRY sec'y.
Rs- Eagle Degree ne Lodge No, I, LOO F;
brothers cordially to attend ofhcers FRANCES
H. L BRUCE treasurer L. jA pfRH sscPs
So =; q e Lotiye No meet.
Hall al TX O'Clock. oaicersj. T. MILLER, N G.; 4 DU.
!. II. jAHAS Per- Secretary; ?. < B4sB6T Treas.
greI, iy7
Rs- /. %. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. 10 M es1s
EVERY uRsnAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. S, Odd
Fellows Hal MI O'Clock oq, nc PoRTEoUs
rotary; B. DAsILvA Per Secretary THADDEus D. VAN
HORN, Treasurer. ias
A,{A HEADaUARTERs WASHINGTON AR.
"
tEgHT The WashingtonArtileTy will regular
n&S1xqG y Meetings the first MONDAY of each month;
and Regular Drson THURSDAY of every week O'Clock
until further notice.
By order OF
- = ]. B. WALTON Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK, O. 8. ny2S II
Ez-Az.a billiard TABLE MANUFAC-
N-A TURER.
" ALL STYLES.
b, ANTOGNINI, Nos. u and Ia Cont street,
Between Charities and Old Leyee,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
feet Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cush
ions play the table, either Pool the Game
full complete Of every article In the line Man
uneure Of India Rubber for Cushions; also Pehnhoe Bag
aee Rouetes Balls and Pins for TenPin Alleys Lot ETC.
CONONICAL STOVES,
Portable and set to order with crockey and cason
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RB-Dudiey Lodge No. GO. f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications this held EVERY SAT-
uKDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, in their Lodge Room
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall Of St. Charles and
Perdido Members of the Craft fraternay invited
to attend.
OTrIcERs-H. NJ CrenshAw w. NJ: Thaddeus D. Van Horn
s. W. s. j. GUILT j. W, Henry Bebee Treasurer; c. S.
sharp secretary; W. H. Stewart, d.; w. q. Copeland a.
Jos. Chlet, Tyler. as "
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sHERIrTs SALE

sEoosp DisTec1 coUErf BrESvEsg REcouI.y =. sIsREs
nv VIRTUE OF writ % seIzure ana sale g
II dreetsd Honorable the second Drict Court -
NswOcans shove entitled viii proceed 20 sell "a
Public Aacson, a. the City 5ofsl Common STREET oet.e-n
1nhe q " O'Clock NJ
A CEKTAIN LOT OF GROUND sisnats IN he sab -
arb ~, he Third District Of this cts, in the III
sltsa ed between Morssu Vaudeville hpan md -
casacsivo being o. The los numer seuveny I've
general plan u sid suburb Mari w; which - ~
French sixty feet fenf each o.
Inc koreau nnd Mandevte snd forming reHulax
Together with 81 the budibes end inprvsnents %
ssfu ground, story brick dwsltng
house fronting Morsau street and having we
with Ere places cabne each hoor iron balccnJ
10 'front.' hifd hoor side gallery second AID fd r. vc
brick kifehen sisfs~ees standing IN th yard and -
achsd The house. having with fire c1e5
ground hor and tso with FIRE Pisces cabinet
ssed fesF and gal 10 'front.' uaserofks ysrd psye
Nth bricks efstsrn, prises built of brick ffssss
house, slate roed ha q The having used
grocery With she'd 'front.' sfery brick
satsroofed fronting Vaudeville With yerandsh n
Sezea IN the above
TERHS-Cask The SPOT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

l UMBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet X and " dressed Florida Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet Ia and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
1000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tonRued and grooved.
100 900 Get wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
200 900 feet y dressed Florida FLOOR
ing, square edged. =.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
l,5O0OO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Inch
Boards, Weaiherboards, SeAntine, Joisis, etc.
zOOO eet assorted Cypress Lumber sths Shingles
:
Sashes, Doors, Tlnds Moudiags, etc.. etc.
For sale At the lowest market prices purehas
ers, by SIMPSON D0RR
reSl W New Basin.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND FOR SALE IN SUMS
IL TO suit
New York, Washington,
Boston, Lou svlle
Philadelphia, 81 Louis
baltimore, Cincinnati,
And other cities, by
E. @. BENEDICT CO..
NIL I'm No. 10 Camp STREET
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Gle. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
New Orleans, April 6, 1858.
ns- NOtiee Is hereby given that la con form-
ity with Article three Of Of this Company,
annual election 70, nineteen Directors during
ing will be held thiS Office WRDNE the I'd
day Of June next between The hours of ~ NJ and2 NJ
as 1 u IAWRASON. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

OF SARAH FITZGERALD, WIFE OF
Peter Armstrong Spacious Two-Sory Frame building with
sixteen rooms, and oneStory House, fronting on
Bcyia and Perlatsreets S 49,
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s.oosg ps5Sc. GoVHr ALERT sGHASSI
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale 10
ID me Honorable the Second District
New orleans the entitled will proceed sell
AZ public auction the City Hotel Common street.
Camp Magazine streets, MONDAY the 24th Of
Nav 1855 ~ o'clock NJ
"A CERT AIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Bourg -
Daverxe the parish Of Orleans the light hank Of ~
the Mississippi, dese ated by No Of square III
bounded by Segun. Patterson, VleFe aud BoD
plan drawn by A. DHemeeourt. ted 18th March, lsss
dpos IN the Office Of H. Caire, Notary Public Ne
book No. bis, which lot forms the Where
segun Streets and measuTesFrench measue3o feet front
Fer. by lO9 feet lO inches front on eguin
and ITO feel inches aud * lines lins which
divides Of lot No. l. together with all the dngs sle
thereon.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
EFT PARKER,
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ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES. six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cush.
ions TO play the table, either Pool the Game
full complete of article In the line Man
ufncure of ndia Rubber Cuhons also Ptchnhoe Bag
aee Rouettes Balls and Pins for TenPin Alleys Lot etc.
ECONOMICAL STOVES,
Portable, and up ORDER with crockery and cssiron
tops.
RF-walnu Wood for sale. d25 Iy
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SALE or sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.
BY BLAcHE a BEAUMONT, Auedoneers.
"WEDNESDAY, 2Ist Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
w M auction. their auction rooms, u Charities street,
WIN os '0, An assortment Of seasOuable DRY GOODS
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GRAND LOTTERY-IN Alp or III NEwLl

- lO7 boxes Muscatel Wine. Frontgnan
Z cases Ab-ynshe, A. Aalenaui 4 Co.
TruElsd Pies. brands MHienau 4 Co., and
Defes in 4, 4 and ii boxes.
rrHiilsd san ages.
assorted Fish
Salmon.
is Green Peas, natural and IN lard.
8 baskets Champagne bottles and half bottles.
81 Strawberries IN juice y bottles.
O., Fruits in rice Hss'd. "a hair hotties.
g.. Cops in I'll, boxes and half boxes.
In store and for sale by
GRAfIAA, COMMAGERE 4 CO,
(susan, to,,sa' utroa
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SUCCESSION DE POLLY WILLIAMS, o. c. L-yent
compliant d nn terrain Ia rue jackson.

IMPORTANT AND UNRESERYED FIRST SALE OF
the Property belonging to The City ~ New Orleans
IN the most attractive Of the FIRST Fourth bsrefp
and in the City Of Jefferson comprising very valuable
Building Lots and choice Batture Lots we'll located
safe and rotable investment niso few desirable whole
Squares Of GTound 70, Cotton Presses Warehouse
Sale at the CITY HOTEL COMMON STREET, on very
lOngt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15

FILIAL OBEDlENcE.-A short time
ago an old gentleman in Vermont, after
a family quarrel, took rope, went into
his barn, and hung himself. bu. was
Immediately cut down and his life saved
by his youngest son, who had watched
his proceedings. The elder son. learn
ing the circumstances. forwith gave his
young brother a sound 6ogging. On
being demonstrated with for whipping
his brother for saving his fathers life.
he replied: Il wanted him to know
that it was bis business to le. father hove
his o1cn rau p
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McGREGOR, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l5 1853

writer. Her works can receive no depre-
citation from this uncourteous omission
Of Mr.. Dana-neither can this open
disavowal Of her fitness to be ranked
as household poet, reflect any where
so discreditably as upon the compiler.
We believe that no true New Englander,
whose early associations have not been
soured by sectional bitterness, will
agree 70 this cutting off Of her just
and indefatigable labor in literature
We know nothing of Mr.. Dana's mo-
tive in this open slight of Mrs. Sigour-
ney. whoncyer before has been excluded
from pen communion with the poets
and writer's Of her country.
If it be however, as tho Journal init
mates, on account Of her entire conserv-
atism, her utter abnegation of all Sec
tional differences, her friendly recogni-
tion of Southern as we'll as Northern
interest, is it not time to ask where this
spirit Of disunion is to end. Are we to
have no generous appreciation of each
others gifts in our heat of political ami
mosities? Must principles, as we'll as
poetry, be measured on the iron bed of
our dogmatical literary Procrus,es We
believe that such will not be the verdict
Of the world, and must think that this
compiler will find out his error in hav-
ing supposed that any great par. of an
intelligent reading community would
consent to such an ungenerous discrim-
ination. FAYETTE.
FAYETrE, Dec. 9, 1853.
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ADucx OF FELLow.-A pickpocket t
who had been ducked for his NAL -prac-
tices. accounted to his brethren for the
arrangement of his appearance, by
coolly observing, that he had not been
able to change his dress since his re-
turn from a celebrated wasering place.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

sss.0E-a J. ". KING, has drtegmned .,.s.n-->
fSSX tc make the town of McGregor
SII1D point for Pernldn mt Prac- OlYyyD
tce, both in time and operatons feeling assured from
series ofyears ofthe most successful dental practice
that he can please all. lie claims none Of the honors
Of the ltinerant Dentist But having AN office in ill.,
nois he will be there minor portion of his time, in
which notice will be given, and disappoiut none of
having teeth filled inserted. Teeth extracted with
out pain il desired. All work warranted
Oice at DR.. j. 5. Kings residence. 9otf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15

THAr's So.-A distinguished wag
about town says the head coverings the
ladies wear now -a-days. are bare. faced
false hoods. The perpetrator of this is
still at large.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15
COIL! COIL!

TO the public and consumers of Coal generally.
would respectfully announce that have rccentIy cs.
tabshed Coal yard at Prairie du Chen where will
be Kept on hand supply of Illinois & Pennsylvania
CoaiOrders are respectfully solicited the public
my be assured that it shalt be my cndeavor to give
Subtraction in regard to quality, price and attention
Once and yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land.
Sltf III, +. ANERlLL
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1:1- Law is like a sieve-you may
see through it. but you must be con.
siderably reduced before you can get
through it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15

MARRIED.-K. w. Wolf to Mary L..
Lamb. The wolf and the Lamb shall
lie down together, and little child shall
lead them after q while !
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SMER.W.9.y. NOUNE.

corner Of Clark and Randolph Streets,
CHiCA 60, I'LL.
EEETER REED, Propretor--Board One Dollar and
Fifty cents per day. Three shillinys single meal
By the week, lower. The Sherman House under its
present management is strictly business house The
table we'll supplied, the beds are clean aud the rooms
we'll ventilated.
June l6, lS5SnSSyl
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Boots! Boots!

SNUES! SUUEN! SHOES!
TIM puderrigned has removed his shoe shop dow,
i alnln street, one door west oft WEsrEnN uorrI
where he may be found at all times ready to accommo
date customers with well.madc Boors SHOES of AN,
sse, style or quality respectfully solicit share q
public patronage Repairing neatly done.
McGregor, sept, ~, lS3Sulo3m5 e. OPITZ
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ME9RICANs USE,

A NJ ER G A N II O U SE,J
p. KANE g. SONS, Propriet0rs.
"AVIN0 made many alterations and improve.
ments in the above House and rcfurnishcd with
new Furniture throughout and owing to the low price
OF Provisions and the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon this House at present have reduced the Price
Of ARD TO 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the accommodations
OF the American shall not be surpassed by any House
in the city.
I NiIwau t.e, JULY l2. lS53u73tf ....a..-....
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The Bad Shot; or Melon Seeds vs.
Pistol Balls.

1ne BAD Snot; or Melon Seeds vs.
Pistol Balls.
The Mills Point Her Id gives a sketch
of great interest relative to lawyer OF
that city. 1t is a column long, and we
must condense it. 1t relates, that at a
restaurant in that city, one night, were
assembled party of young creoles, a!
the invitation Of one of their number,
who had just taken out license to prac-
tice law in Louisiana. The host, after
drinking much wine, became boisterous,
and looked round. anxious to find some
body to insult. He at last discovered
a spare old man in the corner, at whom
he commenced firing melon seeds, from
the thumb and finger.
| The first one hit on The left ear. The
second struck his hand, and the third
rebouuded from his breast.
You are bad shot, said the old man,
rising. 1 will give you few lessons,
and he banded him his card. .-
The parties met with pistols the next
na Hs n'nS e use :ee sFff sFfs tf7eeo fesS fred first
and missed.
I77r - .1s.--sis 4..;1z ss.s -sS44Aues., ,us4
are too hasty. and you bear 100 hard on
the trigger, but now it is my turn.
| advise you TO stand ccol and firm the
least variation would cost you your dear
life. You aimed last night at my ear
t was Well you missed.
lie raised The pistol and muttered
'Monsieur's ri. hit ear,'-he ired-the
lower lapel of the right ear was shot
away. 'One lesson al a time said the
unknown. here, sir. is your first mel
on seed adieu, you shall hear from me
again.
II -
Twelve months had passed-the oc-
currence above related was almost for
gotten by the actors-when one evening
al the, Theatre D'Orleans, the Creole
felt tap Oh the shoulder; he turned,
and the mysterious stranger of the re
taurant stood by his side. Monsieur
whispered he, i owe you another les
son are YOU at leisure to morrow morn
ing?
n potrs service, Konsieur.'
They met again, and the Creole MISS
ed h; said tho old man, you have not
improved much since your first lesson.
Your second shot tat the restaurant struck
my hand. therefore this goes to the same
spot, and at the firing of the pistol, the
Creole's left hand hung in shreds to his
arm.
The next time We meet, Monster,
your breast shall be the target, exelaim-
ed the unknown, as he handed over the
second melon seed, carefully wrapped
up in piece Of paper.
'1lK rseoir.
The Creole recovered, but lost his
spirits, and was changed man,
Il
A few days ago, the Creole received
a small package from Havana, accom-
panied by a letter from hotel keeper
there. stating that the said package was
ordered to be sent to his address by a
foreign gentleman who died there.
He opspad the box and found therein
a small purse containing one melon seed.
The stranger was no more!
The writer Of the sketch says the
above is no fiction, and that the princi-
pal actor even now resides in New Or
leans. talented and esteemed member
Of the bar. and often relates the above
sketch Of his adventures to his friends
to show how dearly he paid for the ex-
cesses Of one night at the restaurant.
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p Q L II II Y.
To Day and Tomorrow

BY EDWARD KNOWLES.
Though shadow robes the sky to-day,
And turns our JOY to sorrow,
Yet all the clouds will break away,
And bring the sun tomorrow.
Then why should any one look sad,
And mourn for hopes departed,
When just beyond US eyes are glad,
From which the tears had started.
Time, in the numbering OF years,
May add day Of s.rrow,
But even this need bring no tears,
For JOY will come tomorrow.
And hearts may cling with feeble powers,
To hopes that have been riven
Yet age will bring It's brighter hours,
In thoughts Of rest and heaven.
Then ever, a. our happiness
Is half.cclipscd by sorrow,
Look up, and hope on none the less,
That joy may come tomorrow.
And stil. be hopeful TO the last,
Wha.eve may befal us,
Till joy and grief alike are past,
And an -els home shall call u.
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ClcrlnOnt Forever

VuNuE Railroad is located here, aud is T.. A..
il DOUD. We have become fixed fact at our
old place, the Fountain Saloon and Eating House.,
opposite the Cisrnont HOTEL which still run
ming, and where at all times ready to
guests with The best OF everything commonly kept in
a first class eating saloon.
Mewould return our thanks to friends and
patrons Tor rnor and hopes by close atention
TO business To merit continuance Of the fa,ae
Clorncnt, Geceuater I, ls5sn1lIm3
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WISCONSIN PAPER WARE HOUSE,

No. 243, East Water street, MILWAUKEE.
NJ CONAN McNAB beg t. inform the Booksellers
Publishers aud Merchants Of Northern Iowa, that
they have the most extensive stock Of
Book, News, Wrapping. Cap. Letter,
which they selling New York Jobbing prices to
the trade. Also, Envelope, Pencils, Playiag cards
Twine of every variety and all the usual species OF
goods kept by Paper Dealers, including heavy as
sort tnent of Cards and Card Board.
So The highest market prices paid for Paper Rags
November II, Is SDl09tf
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Good Night.

Good Night.
ny r. D. ALpRIcH.
Good night. have to say Good Night
To such a host Of peerless thipgsl
Good night to the snowy hand
All queenly with its weight Of rings!
Good night to fond, delicious eyes
Good night to chestnut braids Of hair,
Good night unto the perfect mouth
And all the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hand detains me, then
I'll have to say "Good Night" again
But there will come tune, my lore,
Whrr, if read our stars Alright,
shall not lingcr by this porch
With my adieus. Till then, Good Night,
You wish the time were now' AndI;
You do not blush to wish it So
You would have blushed yourself to death
To own SO much year ago
What, both these snowy hands ah, then,
III have to say 'Good Night" again
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EVANS a. EGRERT

Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods (roccries
Hardware Nails Crockcry Stoves Iron Glass Queens.
Ware Furniture. Sash and Farming Utensils ''-
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Dubuque.
GEO. L. CHASE.
{ Formerly Styles &. Case,)

Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer in Boots Shoes and
Rubbers No. c3 Main street opposite the Julien House
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brand;os
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets.