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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

A correspondent OF tho Alta California
, has made trips up Fruzer River 10 Fort
Hope. OF the scenery he says:
We were six hours running to the 49th
parallel, into the clear waters OF the Geor.
pian Gulf, few miles below which we saw
a few tents on PIT. Roberts. which many
persons are anxious should become large
town. The country bordering on the Gulf
a nd near the mouth of the river for many
miles inland, is Hat, and is evidently subj
to overflow. Il grove little else than rushes
and all willows and water shrubs. The
hills rise blue in the distance clothed with
trees-pines, cedars and their kindred. -
Many little bayous or sloughs make out from
the river. As we advance, willows and cot
tonwoods appear OF large growth. Near the
edges of the stream, also, are numbers of
large trees, torn out by the roots in the noun
tam torrents above, aud lett here in the sand
around which bars are formed, which ONE
day will become fertile Islands.
4 few miles further and the growth becomes
mure dense and increases in size--ash pine,
sp- uce and maple are added to the varieties.
observe also, from the ship, what appears
10 be the low, hard lachs of Mime. The
flowing stalks of tall clastrids, aud red
lowering spirea, are abundant. Ima1ens c
quantities OF drilt-wood are on the ba nks. -
We pass very many green islands--all haV.
ing length. Now on the right. the eankS
are skirted with tall growth of ash aud ma
pie, and beyond is an open prai rie for an in
definite extent. This is followed by higher
ground aud heavier timber.
Pas sing the islands. the scenery is ct CON-
tinuous forest growth, the only v0ri alton be-
ing in the species OF trees and shades Of
green foliage. The old ash trees are GOV.
cred with linchens; SO also the dead and dy'
ing henlocks and pines. The scenery IS oil.
ways changing and always enchanting
! Now the river spreads out, and forms lake
-an archipelago Of green islands, the chan
! nels around which are calm and sllvery, re-
fecting on their bright waters the trees upon
the shore. and they are updisturbej by wstsr
fowl.sLpdian canoe or miners paddle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
MAN.s lNEyIrARLE poRrIoN

So have | seen a rose newly springing
from the clefts Of bis hood, and, at FIRST, u
was fair as.the morning, and full with the
dew of heaven, as lambs fleece; bu: when
a ruder breath had forced open its virgin mod
esty. and dismantled its too youthful and un-
ripe retiremepts, it began. to put on dark
ness, and todecline - softness and the symp-
toms Of sickly age; il bowed the head
and broke its stalk; and at night, having
lost some OF its leaves, and all its beauty, it
fell into the portion of weeds and outworn
faces. The same is the portion of every
man and every woman; the heritage of
worms and serPents, rotteRness and cold
dishonor, and our bea MY SO changed that
our acquaintance quickly knows US not; and
tfat change mingled with much horror,
or else meets SO with our fears and weak
Liscoursinge. that they who, six hours ago
tended upon Us either with charitable or am-
bilious services, cannot without soue regret
stay in the room alone. whsre the body lies
stripped Of it's life and honor Jeremy
Taylor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
NUMBER 2l

With his long pole in hand, be ascended
to the top OF the kiln. After a moments
pause he called to his son:
"Come here Joe, said he.
SO little Joe ran up the hlIock and stood
by his fathers side. The marble was burnt
into perfect snow white lime. But. on the
surface. in the midst of the circle-snow
white, too, and thoroughly converted into
iime-lay human skeleton, in the attitude
of person who, after long toll, lays down
10 long rcPose. Wihin the, ribs the
shape of human heart.
"Was the fellows heart made of narblel'
cried Berram, ia some perpirxity a, this
Phenomenon. "Af any rate. it is burnt ia
to what is called special good lime, and to.
hing all the bones uoget!.r. my kiln is a
halt bush~i richer by hiut.
So saying. the lime burner lifted his pole
and letting it fall upon The skeleton. the
relics of Ethan Band were crumbled into
frSgAeu's.-(Z,9ndan) Hs&strutsi N:tos.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27
A Ronance.


A paragraph is going the rounds OF the
papers how man named Frazer was
recently arrested near Balti more AMI COM
mitted to Jail near Morristown, N. T.,
from whence he escap ed. when under
confinement for counterfeiting. The sto-
ry touched up with little rom ance concern
ing sister of his, who it is said to have
struggled hard Tor 3 livelihood in her young
er days, bat who is great lady at the court
OF France--all OF " hich is true.
This Frazer was once q resident OF O ur
county. He came here with Lucien Murat
--son of the lluslrious Murat, and the bsau-
tiful Caroline BopaFane-neice of the oi d
md cousin of the present Emperor. Lu :
Glen, assisted BY this Frazer and French
chap whose name we cannot recall, under
took TO build "city" Oh Indian river: be.
tween Evans Mills and Theresa, This wae
some twenty three years ago. The trio was
4 precious set. Horse-racing and cock
fighting were more thoroughly attended 10
than legitimate busiEess5 still a grist mill,
few shops and a atore were put up, but
in the end, went down under the Sh erif' S
hammer. Thus began and ended the great
city OF Joachim The cid mill is still
standing rs a monument OF Lt:c:s~ Murat's
failures in this country. The wright who
built the mill still holds an expensive me-
mento OF Lucen, in the form of promise
to pay" given for eighteen hundred dollars
worth of labor performed.
After our Adventures left this county,
Frazer went to New York and got rich
Murat went to B1rde ntown, N. j., married
Frazer's sister, and remained poor. His
wife actually supported him by tcScHfng
school. Meantime her brother Continued
20 wax fat and fact. He beca me noted as
a gentlemen Of wealth, leisure aud pleasure
wi;hou, giving a thought, it is said, to his
relatives, who were then under the flow ds OF
fortune. Tine throw OF the dice-bux of des-
tiny, which gave France into the hanGs of
L L'uis Napoleon, also gave peace and plenty
to Lucien Murat ana his very worthy and
hard working wife. He is now one ct the
high dfgnitafies of Empire, and she is one
OF the first ladies of the court. Thus, while
she occupies the Eysee Bourbon a, Paris
the brother is awaiting his sentence to serve
in the New Jersey State Prison. So the
"play" goes on.-l Watertown On "
Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

One reason why we see SO few agreeable
in conversation, is that almost everybody is
more intent upon what he himself has q
mind to say, than upon making pertinent 70.
plies 70 what the rest of the company say
to him.
The man who TO the utmost of his pow.
sr sugments the great mass Of public or in
dfyidoal happiness, will, under all institutions
and IN spits Of sll opposition, be the hspPi'
est of men bimsslf,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

EFircrrAL MErHop FOR DgsTkoTINs
RArs.-A correspondent of the Genesee
F4rmsr gives the following method for de-
siroying rats. He says:
"Oue Jay stranger came TO cur house
to buy barley. and hearing my father mention
the difficulty he had ia freeing the house Of
there disaSreeable tenants, he said he could
put him IN the way OF getting rid of them
with very hule trouble, Ills dtrectisus we're
slmply these; Mix quantity OF arsenic
with any sort of grease, aud plaster il pretty
thick arounJ their holes. The rats, he said.
ii they did not eat the 20 son. would soil their
coats in passing through their holes, and aS
like all furred animals, they are very eleanly
and cannot endure any dirl upon Their coats
OF remove the offensive matter would hex
their fur and thus destroy themselves. This
plan was imme diately put in practice, and IN
a morths time not a raj, was, to. bo Se&
about the house or BARB
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aHoars OF LONG AGO.


when at eve sit alone
Thnkfng Of the Past and Gone
While the clock with drowsy finger
Marks how long the minutes ffngeEs
And the embers diEnly burning
Tell of Life to Death returning
Then my lonely chair around,
with quiet mournfui sound,
with murmur soft and low,
Come the Ghosts Of Long Ago.
One By one. / eonnt them 0e'r,
Voices, that are heard no more,
Tears, that loving cheeks have wet.
Words whose music fingers yet
Holy faces. pale and fair,
Shad0wy locks Of waving hair
Happy sighs and whispers dear
Songs forgotten many year.
Lips Of dewy fragrauce-eyes
Brighter, blueF than the sktes-
Odors breafhed from Paradises
And the gentle shadows glide
SoffIr uurEnuring my side, IL
Til the long unfriendly day.
All forgotten. fades away.
Thus when am ali alone,
Dfeafnfng of the Past and Gone,
All around me, sad and slow.
Come the Ghosts of Long Ago
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-27

"Dear father, u C
ping to and fro, "th'
and the sky and mo
it,"
"Yes," growled |
oath: ::''but he has 10
thanks to him, 1t 6
lime are not sPoilt.
hsreubouts again, |
him into The furnace !! 10,
s-~.f- N~ at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-24

NOTICES hereby given to the owners Of the
lots descrbedin the foregoing list situate in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned, and all others interest
ed, thats special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for mead
ANYTHING in front Of said lots - designated
in the above list, and unless payment be made
OF the levied and also ali costs before the
29th day of Sept, A.. d. 1858, the said lots, or SO
much thereof ~ shall be necessary TO discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day sfore-
said, at the Mayors Office In said city, between
the hours VI sclock !. m. and o 'cloek o. m.
G. c. STEVENS,
Collsctorof thecity Of Keokuk
sent T. ls5S-dtd
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q n ND THU N n RAIL ~ A ID
OF CANADA.

~
~ADELlaHTFuL ROMANTIC RouTEEa
FROM THE WEST TO
Boston, Nep York, and TIE Eastern States
Fia the Michigan Central, Great Western,
OgdensexrgA Vermont Central, s~d
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grsndest and most Won
derfui scenery In the world, including Torew.s
Niagara FaLs Srspension Bridge, Thonsnnd Isfands,
Rapids az the ST. Laurence, Qae6tc Montreal, waite
Mesafssss fhe 7ubula, B,isee, tnearlg saiies
lesgsA), Lake cAampiasm, Fails Of Montmorfnci
Hsdsowe River, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1888, baggage will be
CAssksd Through from Chicago.
TO EN14KANTS.
Fassagea may be securcd at the onice Of the Com
PanJ In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Absrdeen and Mon,rose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the re novai Of
smigrants and baggage Ut Quebec free OF charge
Fare fron $50 70 tS5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
L. EvI ~ r n An,
or es 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
IL under Contract to this cempan for one or more
trips 70 Portland Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly pc issued. Tiakess from Chicago for all
points kast, also for Il keviathan, or for the NJ.
O.s.b. Co-'s ships, cana6e obtained at the Office
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk Il. h. Co., Of Canada.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots,
nN which special taxes due and unpaid, fol-
~ Grading the Alley through Block No. 10.

NOTICE il hereby given to the owners of the
Lets described in the foregoing situated In the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
and all others interested, thnt y special tar has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council Of said city for Grading the Alleys through
Blocks No. % and 10, - designated in the above
list, and unless payment be made OF the ia xes 40
levied and also all costa, before the seth day Of
September A. d. 1858, the said lots, or 80 much
thereof shall BE- necessary to discharge said tax
and costs will be sold the day Aforesaid, at the
Mayor Office In said City, between the hours Of
clock 3. N. and o'clock p. m.
C. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Sent. g. lS5S-dtd
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We have for sale quantity of WApE's CoLoR-
70 IHKs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to $a2 per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and nearlyall grades of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity OF Msther's Black
Inks, still undisposed of than which there
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash
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: \. r. . - I = H,
MERCHANT TAILOR
rourth.strees,
BETWEEN MAIN AND BLoNDEAU,
Has just returned from the East,
HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY
Aselecs Assortment OF
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will be happy TO exhibit to ali who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEsT STYLES or GOODS,
And constantly receiving
Everything new IN the why OF
- HON,
lie respectfully invites tho Gentlemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want of
EAsY-rITrING AND NIcE-hADE CLOTHING,
11-ro GIVE HIN cALL.-0N
N. B.-particular attention paid to CUTTING
for other. to make. BOYS, clothes Gut.
keokuk, Sept. 10, SD
ANDREW y. WILLIAMSON,
Late wilkinson d Marshall
WholcsAlc and ReIaii Druggist,
NO. DO MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, a
~ full assortment of Drugs and NJ edicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes. Window Glass, Glass " are and
varnishes, at and below N arkct rates.
Aug Is, SD
nj ITkAIE Silver Crystalized--4s ounces Chem
IN icaliy pure, in store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
auglsd 80 Main..t.
CPTs. TURPEATINE-2o gal. in barrels and
D..cans, in store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d gs Main-st.
INsEED, Lard and Sperm Oii--2oo gal. each,
Az. WILKINSON,
aug1sd 90 Main-ss.
A LcoHoL, so and 90 per cent-soo gal. in stere
a. WILKINSON,
augl6d So Main.st.
rooPER's IslAGLAss-60 lbs OF this superior
~ geiatine for saleby
A. J. WILKINSON,
anglsd % Aain.s..
A fEh's Cherry pectoral--2u0 dozen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sol knla n.
angl6d 90 Main-st.
ERAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
l. all who have tried 1t ~ superior to any 9TH
y 'A''''s1 4n' "A 4. 'j J. WILKINSON,
ang2ad s6 Main street.
varnishcs.
4 0PAL, Nos. and q; toaeh Iron, Demar or
" White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., fur sale III quanti ties TO suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
augasd % M.in-s..
BOXERS FAklAA, diet Tor inysiids and
l l. the sick, for saie by
Al, WILKINSON,
aog1sd 10 Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer-l0 gross large mo
dun aud small sizes, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
( NhkuMES--ursen and yellow. dry, In at ,ye and
~ for gale very low by
A. J. WILKINS ON,
aug23d 90 uaia.s,
DUhE Castor Oil--tressed md Clarified
BY steam--in store and for sale law by
A. J. Wilkinson pro9gist.
ausoN 96 MRin-st.
50 Doz.superior Lemon 5 yra for sale BY
s. Is. vaW ELI,
aug Isl Main-st.
M ~ q, lo0 ibs. prime Penang. in store and fol
~ saleby a. J. WILKINSON,
sngIad 90 Main street.
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Clothing store,

No. 3 Estes HOuscs -. ke0kuk.
MYTH thanks to my many friends for past
w favors beg leave to inform them that
am nov receiving my Spi ING AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of d. Desiin Co, and James Wilde, jr.
. Co., the two best Clothing Houses in the Uni
IA States. My Clothing is good and we'll made !;
these who have purchased of me will testify b.
that fact and to those who have not / wouldsay,
come and fry for gouyxe!res. Good Goods. ~ fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing 10 the pressure in money matters am
compelled to sell strictly for CASH
April I'd A.w .GkIFFITH.
EVENTS, Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
VI ion, for sale 1T No. 3 Estes lloass, Main-st.
apr2d A. u.
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TYusleo,s sale.
DUBLIc NOTICE l. hereby given, that on the
1 lat day Of October next, Al the door of the
Clerks Once, In the City Of Keokuk, Iowa, /
shai proceed to SELL for cash In hand 10 Tho high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit. Thirty
- i...s.J ~. 4 ~. ~ c..y 9. Ecdsch. Lee
Iowa, described N follows: beginning seventy feet
from the corner Of Eighth and Exchange steets,
the eastern line Of lot II In black one hun
drsd and twenty-five, ll22), and running thence al
right angles to sad fine aud across lot and part
Of two, 20 feet. thence south-westerly parallel To
6th street. 80 feet; thence In south-eAsteriy d.
rcctinn parallel to Exchage, 90 feet, 10 the line
aforesaid thence along 18th street in straight line
70 the beginning points--ieasing part VI 80 feel
on sth street
The sale Is made BY virtue Of Deed If Trust
from Il. Wilsey and Elizabeth wilsey, his wife,
70 ne made to secure the payment Of certain
note, dated 3isl Of Oct 1887 and payable the lst
day OF september, 1858, to the order al Lorenso
u. Brown, for the sum " four hundred dallars,
which note is dne and unpaid, and by the terms oil
the Irast Deed Am required 70 sell the property.
sale between the hours Of 10 o'clock . m. aud 1
o'clock p. n. William BROWN.
Sept. 10, ists-dtd
+ soMPouND SYRUP q BiacsIsrTy Kooi, foi
~ sab BY d. B. vOMkLL,
aug7d Isl AAin-st.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees either standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Cnrrsn,, Coos
berry. Raspberry and b ack berry bushes, together
with Eyetgreens and Ornamental Sbrubbcry will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part OF the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
@. o. HILTON,
Qaate Hubbeil 4 Hilton.)
keokuk, Sept q, 1SsS-ddw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN TREES r0R THE WEST

w s s1lt .s.'' q. ' s;s.
prietar can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N b
SHRuBBERY, aceiims-
ted, and found to succee d
in the West.
Many of these Trees
are OF extra sise, and
have produced fne speci-
mems OF fruit this season.
These interested are invi-
ted to call and examine
for thcmse Ives.
Orders for Annie, Pear,
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TxTENAION TABLES, side DoaPAs.
II DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, AaAogany and Cherry for sale lcw ~
Cash, hy GEO. n. MELBOURNE, Aksat,
maylsd AsiA-st., bet. \ > a.
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DELINOUENT LIST OF LOTS
I'm which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
matchmaking on johnson street between 18th
and 9th ptrsets.
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DIR. n. C.I NGEH~ OH,
nENTisf, corner Of Third and Main streets,
L. kevkuk, Iowa, over Xix Hale Cos Hank
casranee On Third 81. Special attention given TO
the preservation of tbs Natural tecs b. treatment Of
exposed dental npryc an correcting irregularities
OF the dfD,al arch. Artificial Teeth Of the beat
syle and Anih, from single tooth "a entire vt.
jy3nd6m
L1lckLEs, In Vinegar, BY the dozen, for sals 81
1 sag3dAw W. II. AUSTIN 60.
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Direcs Importation
HARDWARE AND G UTL ER Y!
8. w. & II. TUCKER,
. VMpoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i hare In store and are receiving their supplies
sprin trade dir ect from the makers, which
they otter to cash aud prompt time buyers on 10.
sNorAble terms. livestock being unusually large,
Try confidently solicit an examination OF the
Mme, SWAN. TUCKER,
May le-dAw Sign Of Red Paddock
4 MEs. sn0vELs.-- A large stock Of Ames
maylo s.w.a II. TUCKER.
CCYTIs sToSEs.--scythe stones, Of different
m.sie ~ !. w.an. TUCKER.
CcYTns kiFLfss.--.V.ripus esstsi tes II scyths
~ Ri6esand saArpenerf for sale BY
maybe IVA Ii. TUCKER.
CIckLEs.--A good article 81 sirkies for sale BY
- lmAyipI s. W. ". TUCKER
(yKINDsT0NEeI--T Here's O rindstonts, ofva
NJ rioas sises. for sale by
S.W All. TUCKER,
{Sign 81 the Rcd Paddock
Mayleaaw Cor. of Main al sts.
LSENeE NAILS,
d T. Fine Sd do
Annsalsa DO e slin'h--a superior article
Casing do
Finishing do
.Banei do
TogstAsr With general assostnsnt u other nails
Of the Belmont brand, inst received and for sale
Ior b. d. W. & Ill. TUCKER,
may6dAw
(SOkN Garden, Grabbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, ahovsis, M at locks and Picks
scythes. snaths, ard Grain era dies
Cow bella, Kaavs ard Corn Planters
OK, Traea and Halter Chains;
cutsln BeIcs, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, straw AID Maanrs Forks;
aRa Ana ~ sS09a ~ 49, .A .l.4 -
fsry U hana and Tor sale low by
snaySdAw H. W H. TUCKER.
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=. a DUkE,s

Doos 49, shoe 1DoRlU1,
flNHn xHPOkIUA u tie only plase il ~ city
! where every thing IN shs Boot and shoe hAs 6
nAde TO 0flef.
TIA nnpssinA usss ths Asst kiad q Inpsstsd
Stock. s. ~
The Enporiun uses '.Ensiish Band" Sole sath-
n.
The Rmporiun ssss ssIAnoine's Calf Skins"
The EmpoFiuM uses English, French and Gar
nan Calf ana Kip skin.
1hs1.pnfsn 49, Preach ,curassa ma Tanpi-
90 Kid skins. sS. III
Ths Knporiun usss French, 1taii,a - xssliaA
n Haporisa seasloyss ~
= r.. Iassss. = ~ = IN sl) y
: y y: Z 4 I; =! = n! Y. Y I ] !
$50 g , IL 6oe4 800 - -.
r IT, mmpceDan - shs pieos ~ gss jsss waas -
Uont (ik not ready-naAs) naAe 70 order.
Ihs1nporinm ssfiY III cssA sely, ~ . ~
voey lowest AgsTes. 81
II shsap bsfgAfns ~ desirable, eooA ~ -.
lsaseae q ssrssios shoes sAtisfastsEy. O. = -
1mpofium 10 get them. s
jy10d
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DARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
i SETS, Of all kinds, for ssle chap for Cash. b.
GEO. =. KILBOURNE, Agent,
Main-st., bet. - and "a,
mayIbd Ksek u. Iowa.
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lsNssAhS in biography and Criticisn, b. p.
II Bayae, n. A., author Of "Lils. social and
seplBd CAVE 1 BARBER.
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KEOkUH FEM ALE SEMINAR u.
snsHiH lmtitutioo viii commcnse ~ session q
i Monday, Sept. 9th, In ths eond sessy 81 III.
streets. TtM
The 1sAad d Tsa1 ices sf this 6snipasy, elssled
from tsrisss Feli ions determinations spd sspvs-
sentinga large part Of the Christisn eennuslty,
desirs BY the united and Operative eorts 81 IL
friends VI education to establish gradually sueh
IN inshtutiea - orr city requires.
The Princfpa1 Of the institution 10 Rev. &. A.
WILLIAMS, V whom, or to the kecrsGssy a the
Board, applications for the adnissioa 81 pupiN
may be Eade.
1hs shaxUps In tsition will b - ard O Ii ~
ordinary English stndiss, With small sdditionAl
sun Tor inodental expenses. Fur Latin tpench,
0GmAas Aev sxtSA aAasgts vii - nans.
IL u dssiSabis that pefSeDs de1ienins IA become
pupils b present panstuai1y On the 1rse u -
ssasien. sss HHls Nm. TA0ApE0N,
Presidsnt Of the Board Of Trustees.
HHHay 6sROnG, 6scy.
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