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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

AEApIA. DAYS E.rsKTatyxrSr. Translated
from the German. BY Herbert Pelham
Curtis. lioston.--Phiip Thompson < Co.
Received from Mr. JAS Woodhousc.
The popularity obtained by these stories in
Germany is very great, The present is the
most complete aud perfect translation which
has been nsde III any language They arc not
designed entirely for children. but ior readers
Of mature intellect. They will afford ancse-
mcnt to wide and varied circle OF readers.
The book is einbclished with 4 number oivcry
gucd illustrations.
Tnr Lorus. Monthly Magazine. Edited by
Annie Chambers Ketchum. Memphis. Ten.
nessec.
We have received the first number Of this
ncw periodical. which promises TO be an acqui-
sition 10 the literary world. The editor, Mrs.
Annie Chambers kctchum. is well known rs
delightful poet and lady Of very decided lite
rary requirements. Her Benny" which ap-
pears in the January number Of the Lotus, has
been copied in journals all over the Union and
has received an unanimous verdict OF approval
The January Lotus contains other contribu.
tons Of high order, from the samo pen. and
various articles from contributors Of ac-
kncwlcdged distinction The contents are:
Chi>ca. An April Sunset Ultra.marine Pic.
lures. Benny Embalment The Elfn Gucs..
Rika Motto. The Two Angels. by Lonefellow
New Years Dav in France Heroine Of Long.
,cllow snew poem. Literary Notices. Month
" Register Eiitor's Cabinet Under the
Leaves. TIC editor states that the magazine
will contain nothing sectional or sectarian. We
trus, that Mrs.. Ke:chum's !abcrs may speedily
be rewarded ny awide circulation Of the Lotus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
WILL WARWICK.

Lest sentence in the article over this sigma
iurc should induce misconccption, we deem it
iuc to Gov Wise to explain that although he
cordially approves that feature Of the Eng
lish Compromise which refers the Constitution
to the people Of Kansas for ratification Or re-
jection--he has been consistently opposed to
the conditions annexed to its rejection. In.
deed il we are not mistaken, Gov. Wise regards
the whole measure as 50 vitiated by one Of
these conditions, that he considers it even more
Objectionable than he did the first proposal Of
the President Tor the Immediate admission OF
Kansas under the Lccompton Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
,,>nEy FtRM FOR SALE,


forn,rlv snown ls Chapmaus farm, nov tn.
-r of Alfred o. Carter Of Mississippi, containing
~ hun !rs aud f"r;ythr.e acres. lying within hall
,S:e W4-r,n;on Ju lciiou. the line Of A. aud IL
- -. ..f,u.r wa.ch III. warrenion Branch Rail- Road
.a.x w s.ir AMI will he so!i gu such terms aud
gTnr I'll! - attract those desiring Il farm II
.s np-5y,. sell .ikcn IL grass. well 'imhered and
--, ~ agreeable Ant healthy n.ish5orhood, and
80, l., fine ls-llins house. newly huil,, convenlen,
5.,e. Il! :ew aud a enoi dwelling house for n mana
i. on the whole one cf the most desirable farms in
80. 2. q. /! nl..: h- sold rv. at n stcritce
-,.hrn. Il 10; soil by THURSDAY. the 18th Of April
-, tv q. ;h,: d,y, together with lar c amount c
~ .i properly be .nii az y h!: sale. For furthr'
,- /. % a.p;y IN Psrsou or Icy le',.rto
ROBERT RANDOLPH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY %. 1859.

fall into our hands, but it might be at the price
of war with the three greatest powers Of Eu-
rope
That Cuba must eventually belong to the
American Confederacy it were folly to deny,
but we may prolong the time Of its acquisition
by undue haste in attempting its accomplish
ment; or may hasten the acquisition at the use
less cost Of treasure and blood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
--,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
~slI>lfo DAILY, sEuI'wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
- prrclIE. DUNNAyANT. TYLER WISE
r ~ NfS.

-n.., l.,rsx ., ven dollars per annum. and at the
~ ~, dollars IL taken for shorter period than one
D. ~ ;hc SEui-WEs1IS, Ave dollars per annum and
Tor IN month PAYABLE H IN sEans. sE T.. n,s fGT 1hs inc
~. IN tiy11cr When letters containing money are
.i l,ry mus; br regiSered. or they will be NJ the
Z ,ay writer's.
=, ,rii.,uetis Inserted On liberal terms.
.....fa,>p ESoriEtR ADVERTISING Sussr Is publish
., W lnr,l,y: the monthly circulation Is twenty
comics Advertisements inserted al twenty h'e
Al sues g. this Office my he remlited per mall In
,fi n!r sank notes, E registered, at the risk OF
-. lsess. r.,,,,, -, r-.,,,,, .,....,;,
- ,-e CHARGED :or aS advertisements.
-. IN a distance must be accompanied with the
q. nr satisfactory references
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SHOCKOE MILL.

y
va lh.e--r has completed his new Mill fos grinding
p....- located the dock, Al the mouth Of Shoclos
-s AZ. enlarge and complete machinery sufficient 10
A a., demand for the prr,ep, or thl may arise 10 many
-. % :,a- lie |, prepared "a supply orders for
{ tsbCSD PLASTER, (pu.verized 10 u degree that
~ .l-ps.sc H. frcgi heavy stock Of superior Nova
Lsap procured with the creates, care, With the iul
'.l., M: great dea! nf Lamp Plaster IS entirely
81. 8, hs farmer aud ntt,--s himself that his long
-7., 10 hi. business. With the close attention and
, .,.a T. S.i enable him TO supply the deniand from
. .c,a: states with this Valuable fertilizer IN lis
--.. .H' -i,rs; state. and ut satisfactory prices
f.i determination to sustain The established repu-
.1, hsa.e for PcRiJY RICHNESS, he respectfully
..cr..-. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
~. !.-c.i.:Na No. II Pearl street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
,rr,c,yr,. WANTED.

''. .hlF.- - sin,li private school-who can give
.a',frc'iAn IN the Ancien, and Modern Languages.
t.,. @uf ;h- En:!i.h Branches. 4 graduate "f the
'' o N.--aiI , eferred Testimonials ~ TO ability
-,s'e- required \ gentleman who has had some
'-. 20 :-'ein: would be preferred. A fair salary
.r.- id-e.s J. A. b.,
81 p-.,I, s,,,t., C,,,n.,,r roppty Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
i:uoy,I,.-rhe subscriber has re,

I.NON ii..-The Subscriber has removed 10 Cary
.rsr' slicinin. the old Columbian Hotel second
.s!os !,'h street. leading to Shockoe Warehouse.
.s all heretofore. attend 10 she sales Of all kind,
.;-y prctl,, Tobacco. Wheat. Flour. Corn. &c.
,so usual keep constantly on hand Peruvian.
3 i..t.! ~, Sorbrero Guano, Ground ant Lump
.- d, ,--rj.s &c ALIEN. GARRETT
, Wcr il >'i;l nssocia,cd with him who Si give his
.-..i 4 attention To tn. sal. Of Tobacco.
%, ..,e .lis opportunity OF returning my sincere
~ H.-al pstronsgr extended "a heretofore,
cp4iiauance o.! the sauIe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
.,,rrD-IT TIE COLUMBIAN uOTEL.-As

,NTED--AT THE COLUMBIAN ll0TEL.-As l
.'.-! % open this house in March nex,. wish to
.-s: -l'e Manager aud two competent Assistant.
-.' % obtain the bert men for the several posi-
- 4:h .cI II will sai: will make liberal arrange
..- :, pay good salaries give them an interest
..-.a--.. IS rity br preferred.
, ll,.., ,s.l! Ice received until 18th Fehrcary.
, - u be newly furnished m oughoui; and Win
..,,a'. have every confidence that the old friends
c,.ez,i.n may try upon its being placed fully up
possible eyva ahead 81 lis old reputation for
2 80! ;.,i !s.n.. with moderate charges.
.-... JOSEPH II. CRESS!iAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
-, ruE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


.r-rv,S 4 vacancy sIs occurred In the judiciary OF
.s 60 10y the death OF Green U. Saruuels
~ In iaI:y, Of ;he supreme Court Of Aprcsls. who
-s Ju !s- Of the third judicial Section composed
s,r, af culpeper MADISON Greene, Orange. Abe
Ln.l,. rluyanna, Goochlsnd. Nelson, Amherst,
:. Au.i,,,a Bath, Pendleton Highland, Rocking
!" ,,,a,n !oai Warren. Hardy, Clarke. Frederick,
Morgan. Berkeley. and Jefferson; therefore. 10
- .,l,s N. sheriff Of each OF said counties is
,i,.I 20 cause au election TO he hell therein on
VI. l;,h day Of April NEXT at the places pre-
'c l,w. far u Judge OF the Supreme Court OF APP
+ ...,Yly The vacancy aforesaid
- nv htni as Governor, and under the seal OF
'' . e, n. ,nwr ,lth at Gchmond. this seventh day
~ j.nusry. I>Ja. and In the silyear OF the Com
- ,..tl.h HENRY A WISE.
T. ,s,gGE IS MrNr0ID,
W. >.,,.,,y Of s!e Cunm0nseGlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
National Sun Law School Convention.

A National Convention Of Sunday School
teacher. is to be held in Philadclphs on the
22d of next February, to consider the best
means Of promoting the cause Of Sunday
Schools.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
DIED..

DIED. or the anth instant, at woodlavn, In Powha'an
county. Virginia Mr. ELIZABETH ?. CABELL widow ct
the a,e DR. George Cabei and ter Of the Ju, e
John p May, Ia .hs 9th year Of her aze
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

''n...l.'.l!tIp COUNTY. SlN MILES FROM MAN
..ft-tF; fO. SALE.
y,lI',ElE and comfortable plantation, six E:iles
1 & .l- civ o: RichMond. on the Mancheste! turn.
Clr,.erarld county, havia. i.S acres. The turn
.- = !.vrl one. with no toll, The plantation has
: ~; x,i.,.mher,d land. affordng materials. II
49, :.rin,. sui!dinss. and large supply for mar.
1.tu... :. comprise Dwelling House, four rooms
~ 4;,!-,i ,o six others newly and neatly re-
a ncG aud neatly framed cottage Office, with
. ia .,.- yard enclosure. making very ample ac'
t,5.. .,r a lafgy family. with rev granary, corn
.ll. sr.l- rrausrt houses for thirty servants, to-
a...... sc hou.rs, wel'encl'sed garden, kitchen,
-, s.... good w-! of water, &c.
.i,.. c,nhsin. - many comforts Is seldom offered
IA! The subscriber, ~i;h the purpose OF reno
sr,;l.fS,a,c viii sell bargain TO ny one wishing
i-.',,c = peasant aud profitable residence The Town
v,..,..f having Charter TO erect another Bridge
s,, yer w.I vt-y make land situated as this
t..... a, Is v,ll ,tlc
-. ,;,,au 4 App.rsra NJ Richmond, are commits.
.l..f,,., s.l- or application may h- ma'le TO me,
. ,.y On N. premises. CliASTAlN COOKE,
six m..-, west o! Richrnoud on the Manchesse.
Turnpike.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

Rev. DR.. Bangs. OF the II. f. church in New
York was las. week visited by surprise
marty, and presented with $1,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
GEORGE I. iiEIslsiNG,

No ~, Mas STEEE-,
:. tfPS alRa.. on hand full stock OF Groce-ies to
1, 4 y q..,.s his customers and the public general
-, .irict attention 10 the sale Of country pro-
y. q. :. prepared 20 furnish grain bags to his
sa, E:.h - .ead their grain TO i.!a TO se!i.
GEORGE I. HERRING,
e.: i-,.l No, So Main 81.
lOTlCE.-Nv Hi.h 10 employ Teacher. who has
.-.l.;-l -; the University OF Virginia on Ancen,
-.,: ..! M,'h-;n ,;c,. 10 take charge OF 4 school
- g. 7: M Cclr. Il,ase The session 10 commence
'l I N.-ch. Ailre,s either subscriber, at Bucking.
J. o. WM HOOKER,
. .-,s TlIOS g PERKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
S,rrArInN WANTED.

i'rNi LhDi Nio has had considerab experience In
'-.il. lrt- S".r>i desires . situation ID private
., % >iii, school She teaches all the English
80. N!'c .ud .hv higher Mathematics. For partcu-
...s.,s WM. r. C.,
Eg;her Glenn. Caroline county. Va.
g >Cnr5
~ iET ''-'e's"Sf'' Jan l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
LI:,,. M a.cKlNSIlN-

ti'>'"N HE:CilANr. Office fron, building. Shockoe
'-l"s'.. Richmond. Va. -tl continues to sell on
-'.3 tobacco. Wheat; Flour. Corn. &c, and would
's''s 5" / /; con.enmrnis from his oil friends
.-'- generally. with III renewed assurance on his
- e'.'! etof: Nil be made 20 promote their hest
Jan li-cwlin
''"iNli: AT Rules held In tn. Clerks Office o.
. ! tpur; Of Caroline County. on Tuesday,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

ACCIDENT At THE NAVY YARp-A ship car.
pen,er named Ower. cut OF two Of his toes Friday
morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
F'''''''' us D.rr.
Defendant. !

. NJ ri, il % recover "f the defcndan. the
'7'''. - pil!at. and Six;y-four C-n.s. due by
@" '4->'' having ncru made and fled. that dill
a'-i by aud on behalf Of the plan'ia Ia
=: oE7'y ~ corporation the defendant re-
'l-s;. the said defend nj is notified TO ap-
..'N oae mouth after due publication OF this
- @..' = necessary 70 protect hi, Interest In
At'ry -!e,;e. GEO. X. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
MARRIED,

N.as!Ip In brunswick on the l9th !nsssrt BY the Rev
NJ Rawlings. ROBERT RAWLINGS 10 Ma, NARY A.
KING, daughter Of The late Arras;sad Kicg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
TuErtisc, Jau. II, 1889.


Before ne Hiram D. Brosn Notary Public for Ohio
county In the State of Virginia. tbs day. IN my ,a eoun
IT, came Daniel Lamb Cashier o! the North Western Bank
Of Virginia and mad. cath in due orn that the foregoing
statements are correct and 20 the best c! his knowledge
and belief ~
Ciyca under r,v IAN ,h!, 10Th dav o. January l>9.
n d BR0wS. Notary Public,
Ohio County, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
NORTH WESTERN BANK 0P VIRGINIA, ,

\,
WHEELING. January Il, 1859. !
lIon HsShY A. w!sr Governor Of Virginia:
Sir have the honor erclos. the Quarterly Report Of
this iiank and It's branche.
With srcs. re.pect D. LAME. Cashier.
SrArg.KSf ITE CoSpirioS SoR-H WESTERN B,Sx
Or NEcIS, iEciu,ngi,s Branches Wel-burg Parker.
burg and JeGrrsonye IT.. FIRST day o. January iSiy
~!'h Comparative statement OF the sa1r for the
lir.n.r ri.ir IL IL. .rl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
I.st.INI,
."i'IA.-h Rules held in the Clerks Qfice Of
= .--L. l----, Gin. - nicAIlt.aL ihs hth

'""iNiA.-N Eg.es held in the Clerks Ofhce Of
'i7-.fv so.
.' NJ, u Smith and }. II. Smith, partners un.
u } Smith Brother. Levi $. Hacker and
q, - ''r'n-r. uuder the style Of Hacker and
v h':iei. >..raGei Moore, WIN. q. Skittman,
k!St \ ADAMS ami Henry 7. Atkinson,
- 'a- ';!.e OF R.:cael. Moor. CO.. s Freed
-, .',lsf' anler the s:yi. Of =. Freedley
... 10 : u t"i - assisnces OF James Linning
IA % '-S.i.A II LsI;.ooi aad Chas. II. Shoema
Ill, --'rT 'ie sylr Of Lgh;foot, shoemaker L Co.;
'-".ty and J'in 5. Gri.i. partner. under the
---. me; j. c. Tthrr and W. l. Taher,
'7' 'Ls s:!!t Of J. Z. " T. r.ber. who sue for
,.,, ~ Al! Oiher creditors Of Roswrli Moore,
''"h or oiherw-- become parties TO and
i-f Proportion o: tie expenses of This suit,
,a.,. Pltns.
- -. Tho. Coos. and Other Def.s.
'4, al. Il 20 -, aid. the deed OF trust Of
'Hi 10 have sa,isf ction "f :hc Claims Of the
-- a., - '.H's arising from the property therein
t-..I,-. "1"H having been m ide and hlrd that
| .s uss named are non-rcsideuts Of this Com
-. :,I. ~ ~ "r'eni,hts are notified 20 appear a,
N t"'rh l' he Ci rk's Office ofthc said Court
- ~ April aeN'. and DO what Is necesssry
'' interest, IA This sGii.
ACOpy-res,c.
BENZ. POLLARD, D. Clerk.
N,lNii-!y cuAycEnY.-M rules held In III.
a.. o. caroiin. County Court. on Monday,
p-'t;.hrr. ISIS:
'''pseH, Plaintiff,
I.,irs .. AID r. T.. II. Campbell. Defendant
!. -, ,,', su1t Is to subject deb; due by the De
, -, = I''aphel. TO the defendant, George W
r , -! VI M of the debt due frou the Defendant
t,,n'' ',n'''h An AFFIDAVIT, having heen made and
o,.-aisn;, G-o. ". chics. Is u non. reoi.
';. ,,' o' 'Ts'ni'. he. hereby notified to appear
90. ."e month after due publication OF this notice,
s''Aiy 20 prot-c, bis Interest In this suit,
,,, ACopy T,ye.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR Clerk
j, a,iN, hitOGCES, RROGC esq
'Hd r.ade Grogurs, for sale ou accoinmcLa
y. DENERECA,
60. Leather Dealer. ti2, Cary street
I'm HSiwe-n i2ih and 18th Sis
= ORLEANS SUGAR AND
49, o: Tery p!ilne quality. for .al. by
l.. II. SIMMER L CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
,.,,,,v,E FARM OF I55 ACRES IN
VIZ .NN-..t.l /. L.nI, SIH SlN MILES HkuM MAN

r.,sGE IS. MrNF0ID, =,
.>.trsMry Of t!e Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
BOOK NOTICES.

AEApIA: DAYS E.rEKTaiXxrSr Translated
from tho German BY Herbert Pelham
Curtis. Boston.--Phiiip Thompson K Go.
Received from Mr.. Jas. Woodhousc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
Steel Shank Boots.

SNYDER s. FRIZZELL
A RE in receipt of Brooks s Celebrated Steel shank
n Boots which are said To be very superior.
SNYDER X FRILZtIL
aprl-tr p Public Square
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
A C. A r ID

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin 4 McCleiand
"A. Huntsville, Ala. } having become associateS 4
with US in our business the style of the rm win be
IRWIN NcCLELLAND A co. - :
Nashville Feb. Is. 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
FIFTY Negrocs for Sale.

CsoNSISffSG Of % the Hiost vaiu. Ste fasni
u lies offered "a the Nashville market asd
good lea OF y0anz lass .nd sosIsea ,hsly girls
maFes K, J. IYIES.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
attention. hIachinfsts. sc.

n. B. Merchants in want OF any vi the above ar
tcles will ind their avautageto give call as
can ammodate them BY the case or dozen at as low
prices as any other house in the City
mor3-tf q 3. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21

kuU ass1& m nrxsY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
Stop the Report.

Hiscurrently reported that We sell no Goods an IN
at Auction when in fact othirds of our sales ars
private the as in any other Wholesale House Al
The city with tais exception sell for short prse
for cash and short prompt paper.
Gcbl TRABUE A IITCIiS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
SPRING OPENING.

A1E wilicommence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w ia day or two, (of which due notice will
gvenl and We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends and all who buy
for cash will bear IN mind that we do an exclusiv
Cash Business, and willsell goods at a very rma.
advance. IRWIN, NcCIEIIAND a cO
febIg-tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27
MEDICAL AOV'S.
More Tsan 500, 900 Bottles Sold In
New EMEl0md States
TN ONR YEARI

~ ON0 nan!
III 6e reseerne - pecev "a pce0ansae has
never ~ had . nvsl vofeoC ~ voasue magne %
gvea nom Al past o. - wcei0 M Hoo me 9ss u.
rsad the circular ana you eeanes oouo fsea sse sns
sotloxinl
s,sssd 1sa IA nAds, "a g 80 sks!y, h:s.so-
netknowu, has oeco snoee eoo9maose 49,. p 2
sefses AiscSveU o. ksc ~ ~ 49, IN
os!ne - $780, vHns ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~
- upee ~ Ha6 Tone 90 Os 49, xo 49, -.
psssoos - oesaceY mske - Uqu0t sa2 ~
~ 49, 49, =. 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ "a
we asa - eeeee eoost 49, ~ - f.o0 v
1870 ec9eS:eeV ~ - w.. sao - o..Ssss
s3UsSn.Cse. ~ Ecw g aS s
- ~ seSsey ns.1e cut 49, g tsssesss fsss~
n ~ ~ ~ -. SSx ~ ~ - ..sss.. ..
% s.,e s ;s ~ soses ess q sns - - -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

00B0o0 ~ q 1oeele Snake,
We learn that gentleman residing a our
uelGebogipg town, New Oregon, was bitten bg
aeoo11e 0Aks o. Friday the "a int. Al last
eeosuns but eight hopes were entertained Of
BIZ Sooovery.
Every parent should watch their children. a
~ hiGa gEaas On our psairies u . good p)aoe
Soe eaees devils b hide, and - thsre ars plenty
= ~ - ssi'sl 49, sssed =; M
ofe beiaooeuD0Aks. - 81
AaS ~ ebsvs vs. II tyPe sas fellow
toW1n0aa. aad oae q the oldest setalers In
HeWaEd Co. Jno. 6. Dobsou, came IN town
With he wrist cogdsd and hand swollsa fright
fully, Aeviag been bittea By . rattle snake but
few minutes previous 70 he arrival here. He
msAe slsaight tzacks for the Grocery Store Of
4: m. feeait. sad partook ftesly Of WHISKY
u. assidote, toesther With weed called
saahDIwss1s (which y 70 be feund On almost
ssssy acre of prairie grounO win very sson
ssop 0egoilpsous ehsoss Of any snake MO-
Seth Of the men bitten are on the mend, asd
= d.aht renains Of ~ recovery of bsth-
1svaheys L;qA.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-07-27

Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. M'KlfNNlE,
HA!vIs ps''A.'sA u. 'ss~''s Of v. =. Ani'r
Steve sSek zysssCMre
B.anss.. prsp.z.d = ss 70 ths pss!'s shs Lssesst
lrssippt among ~hish MY b sssA ~ fSuesias:
ELET:aTED OVEN-S,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR,
MALAK0Ff. FIRE WITCH,
EuPi RlsI STATE. YANKEE VISIONS
kiHes. md BalLLlANT.
ALSO, the following
SQUARE OY.EJVrS,
A'4 DIAMOND ROCK, S MAJ FLOWER IiAERsD
fo"1i new WI M; oL1I oAA'
CHALLENGE. STAR OF THE WEST.
MODERN rRoY,
And various other Patterns Of
PREMIUM AND HOTEL STOVES
A Large and complete assort-
ment Of
DO1 and PNrlOs. St0ues,
Pumps, 49, HYDRAULIC RAMS
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
KETTLES.
And saxieus etAsr as4iclss. We 10 ali kinds of
JoRBIN1G,
z1vA1ssU1Da10as0fOF' .."a''
II assys NStaM a-r-.F
ROOFING.
n this llas, VIII take Cset care 70 Pat up .
Good tight roof for, all who
may apply.
200 pounds of Tallow wanted
Z s,so taks, h
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Oh
Labor. sseA artielss as :
wheat,
Flour,
Oats,
Corn,
Beef,
Pork,
hides,
A.9 + tas. :sw,sl;.g Esmsx 4: q :.l
. e.: Sc ssnss s. INTO TIE that
SELLING Low.
Ana .steAtns ...s.,y e ssa1s, a..sss nyss'f cha
XHsiissss wiis ssslsz 70 - s. ssqssinta.es .
The "a seand Of llsr Bass' stngs, III Main sHsst
xeassges, January =, assssi
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n Irish.
Whm I heard . grave eeutlsman.like
nan. 'at the Dallybrogue Staten Of the Great
PungtAr Railway, say to friend, who ask
d him how h. should spend the half hour
be would have to wait, that he should spend
z thinking Of al the kiad things he (ths
RID bad been mying to him, sid,
"zAS hrisk ara q polSts people"
When l sa~., Ct . Dublin theatre, The
whole hUuse 70 man get on THAR legs, and
hnWl q the manager because he wouldn't
inAToduoe national jig In the middle of La
somnambula, ! said, /" !!As IrisA ars an ~
sissbspeepk."
When Killarney guide swore 10 ms o.
tnstsmb 81 bis grlndmothx that thsrs IVES
small like up IN Mullacap, county Kerry,
we1ca contained giant eel, TINT swan
tsies around ths Enclosure every day 1t
two c'elock, with pan Of old could tied 70
Ms ~. Isaid, "TAs Firth are a snpNytisioxs
When Tipperary landlord, in . Galway
rellN6y easTiaGA, to1d mo be WAS surnamcd
he W1pdoook, !" hecause be had been not
st % o1Hn BY ~ ssncbleat tinankys and
missed, said, "lns fytsA ere rssss1stSl
pt4p1A"
When saw ny friend Miks Roousy's
49, - eseecess ee1ded = BE window to
ss " -, said. "1Ae 1rtsh 2rs .
sess fe4
And laslay, whso I refused the beeear.
49, = Casasser : half penny, and che
ironially hopsd 'the Lord would meie Nv
~ nnGaea.. -. -. $751; D
p; 80. e: !. s: IS: :s s , g
= - seeeanaa sa:k ntxed among
- ~ sn9mty were nSosned that e
~ 4 .Se aoaanee ~ wpsn. Hts
.. -. unmosecc9 ~ thoss
das..ss x.s. asus mssso, wh;eh 70 oeea|
-l .---. 1..;;.- z:,1,,-. ,.u -
.sss.s saw , . :: = y. s:' Ssh; e
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- A green locking follow hailed tie
ihng apnibus drive, - h was dushine
doNn H1a eesset, recently. NTH ''Goin' 70
rGhinet"
Ye2 said JsAa, seiniag up - horses.
wen, . tAoaGhEr faoqonded ths
gs~ky. end passed quisGly On.