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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-03
Legal n osics.

Legal OtlCOs
To John ". Moore ct. n. defendants
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i is now on 6le In the Clerks Once Of the Dis
trict Court, Lee county, IOwA,st Keokuk, petit
ton Of D. ". Kiibosrss claiming decree and
Judgment against JohnsW. Moore for two hundred
interest, ! balance - purchase money lot ten,
block eight, in kilhouxns's addition, 70 the city
closure u : mortgage on Ssid lot, given ~ said
said lot, the extinguishment Of ali equity Of re-
demption, and for general relief, against II de-
fcndAnts.
Nov you are hereby notified to answer said petit
ton on the second day Of the next spe6al term Of
said Court to DO held 1t Keokuk the III Wednss-
day Of June next, 1859, or decree and Judgment
will be had therein against you BY default accord
ing to law. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
maJ l6d @R Sol. Tor Petitioner.
70 Robert McMurdy:
! als ia the ellss Of To Clsrk Of the District
Court Of Leo County, lows, st Ksokuk, petition
| Of Samuel ,. 6solss, slsinin y Rnfus Wilssy
tAs sam Of tvsnty-ssvsn hundred dollazs, and IN
haitian = i. ~ = s
mortgage executed By said Wiissy to plaintiff 70
the payment d The said note and others de-
ed Jane ~ 1853. which mortgage conveys the S-W.
q The NJ q ssc =, Township d, g west,
| q claim 70 have some interest. ThMe ~ also On
Me in said ease m amended petition, Alleging :
mistake in the ds1cripion d shove named property
in aaid mortgage. and praying eesrsetion q tie
| same.
Nov. therefore, unless Jon appear and ansvsr
sstd petition On or bs1cre the second day of tAs
merit term Of said District Court, epmnsnanG 81
Keokuk on the fourth Monday IN Juns, 1850,
judgmsnt anA Aeapse Will - rsndesed according TO
The psa AZ sid pstitlon ADD ~ yors intArsst In
the above Described rsel MtAte Will - extngnahsd
AcCkARY = BRUCE,
May II. 1s5o-dAw 6oIss for pstitiessr.
HARTEORD EI1E INnU8ANCE co.,
OF HARTFORD.
IHCORpORAxDD m 1910.
Capital. 80 SsspIss. ~, SlS ~
AL PAID W.
Goodwin ,Ohas. Boswell, Henry Ksnsy, Calvin Day,
Job Allyp, John p. Draes, Chas. J. Russ.
1ihc. 9. ALlYr ,6so'y. q. H0xfmarox, Prest.
q. q. LYxAx, Asst $50, W. N. Bownns, Aet'ry.
h. wM. W. BnlaKANAP, Agent
| Ksokuk, April =, 'So-d
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"ITH several ysAfs
w. experience the Pro-
tise6ff ear now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
EHRURRERY, acclia0-
ted, - fosnd to succeed
In the West.
7 Many ~ these Trees
Afs, 81 extra sire, and
have prodnoea 6ne speci-
mspa 81 truit the past ssa-
son. Those interested are
Invited 10 oall and sx-
anins Tor thsrhsslves.
0raerst of Apple. Pear.
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rraseee,s saIo.

- 0tO0sO 0oIOs 8s $50 IL
i az - lah az II Jun. nsst, I viii ssli q
public sals In front Of tho banking house of Wn.
Thompson Co, IN the city Of Ksokuks Lssoounty,
Iowa. The following real estate TO Wit; the ssstsry
haH Of lot nine (6l, block one hundred and six
lo6l Of said eity, IS feet front on Aain-st., and
lao Feet dssp.
The aboye sale Il msde b. virtss u Deed Of
Trust from Thomas Brueo 70 M, for ths purpose
u sssaring the payment az . pssmissevy nets mads
q 135sI Il, ana said Deed ii Trust provides that
the property may ~ redeemed from the sale 70 b.
made 81 ~ b. paying tho above dsht and Ten psr
cent Interest, g any time within one year altar
sale. The Gale will b tor cash, and dsed will b
mAde TO the purchaser.
s-a1-1--f q a a - LalnN y. naNE,ES. -x-.:
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Salt. Salt.

S64AOs SOlOs
con BBLS. "KANAWHA," In good order, Just
wv receiving and H anE sale low : y prpaa
May ls-d So Kain-s..
10 KEGS PkUNEs.
10 Bxs. CASTLE SOAP,
4 CASES OLIVE OIL,
9 Bxs cLARET,
12 TRAILS DATES,
( BBLs. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS,
h ssIs. r1LBERrs.
4 BBLs. ENGLISH wALNUTs,
: BBLs. PEcAss,
q BBLs. BRAZIL NUTS,
9 CASKS zANTE cURRANTs,
| cAsK BATH BRICK,
1oAsK GAL SODA.
/ CASE INDIGO.
| CASE EUrAEss.
We are Just receiving the above invoice Of good,
direct from importers in New York, and o6er then
for sale MUCH Low1R than tho regular grocery trade
KELLOGG 4 BIR0E,
Mayl3-d No. SO Main-st.
TX HHDS. SUGAR,
OK BBLs. Plantation and S. H. MOLAssRS,
100 BAGS COFFEE.
BAGS PEPPER,
Inn BBLs. FLOUR,
OK SACKS FLOUR,
76 BOXES SOAP,
Now on hand and receiving, and FOR sale low b,
KELLOGG BIRGE,
| Mayl3d No. 50 Main.st.
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To PATRICK MADDEN sss-Yos ~ Aezsay

~ ~
VrO PATRICK MADDEN esn--Yon afs hershy
notiaed that thsEs y on Ale Il ~ s1ss e ~
CLERK Is thS Dlse5ia pgrrt q L. Cpsaiy. Lew,
6 kookuky afoeakism6 AheD !. 0gown e3otnkne
: 6e9es d I'D Osart annlnoe - - ~ go q
$Stl.s6 and ten Pr esak. - aanan integsl 4hase-
On trou October -, 1865, = A1seesnane ~ - =
aid Bscyn given q dAte Uet1ter ~, ~ a ~
front snd1 ~ nifty fsst dsspof los III ~ II q
e1Dce To- = Tho oity 81 Kssknk, hss aouhSsI -,
70 secure the payment Of the purcksee 1eoey II
said realty, viz: 341S, In four equlI A1ne1l -
stalnspta With interest from said dats Afho fAto
o tn p emit. psr annsm, pay1bas 1sS1slly,
tds1anas = paCusst - IAAY - Sid ipaaalnel6
Or interest % make said whole amount ~ -
payabls); said petition sAsfying ssdh dsa9I1H -
claiming also the foreclosure and sale 09 ~
mostSs6 pssnisss And IL sxsiDgahhnsnt y II
,sauity q p1Aeaptxan under sid n4stgags aalAes
general rslisf. You are therefore notfAsd theA n
lsSs yoa spptar 81 0nswsr to aad pstliisa - -
ss1paA 1ay of Ne 6sptsnbsr tso1 10 sc0naa1e
on the Arst Monday q Esptsabsr, 1bse ) q sa1A
Court, = decree viii b taksn aenfnet - thseoua
OUTFITS, -sILEnS1n ) cURr1s,
49, eoliel1oEs IT. Ret1tien1r.
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% WOnmoroS URl.y
sNHR1E hundssd gah. Fish OIL Bank and Shore
j tor salo Nv ~
Sign Of ths 0oldsn Eagle and Mortar,
my1I e 4s4<gs,ssf sst sas.ss1'@ co Aain-et.
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con BBLS. "KANAWHA," in good order, JUS
OUU receiving and for sale low BY
KELLOGG 4 RIRGE,
May IS-d SO kain-st.
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HIRAM AND SHORTS.
TSOR sale 1t the CITY MILLS,
IL ap4dAw Levee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

THEATRE FRANCAIs, 5a5 BROADWAY.
i MARDI Ii OCT0BRE, 1859.
PREMIERE REPRESENTATION
TOINETTE EFT SON GARDINER,
Eperette en- acte-Mus9ue Herne.
Mile DARCY remplira lie role de Toinete quele cree
Paris les autres roles par NM Juigne Loire ct Jules.
DEUxIEkE REPRESENTATION
PAR DROIT DE CONQUETE.
Coincide en- trois actes.
NJ Fred Mannsten rempiira lie role de George Bernard
Les autres roles par tontes La troupe.
location est Ouver les iours heures
matin, heures r NJ " eommencers beures moins
quart tres precise.
Samedi
theatre Wednesday, October H.
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|TRAIIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLISHED 1852
Carrying the United States massaing positively on
II advertsed.-The beautiful AL clipper ship SAMUEL
LOVER, 1900 tons burhen, George 3. Kellum, com.
|e despatched for Melbourne positively the 18th Of
In The s. c. @. made the voyage last year to Australia
liyered her cargo perfect order She has magnificent
|modntons for both first and second class passengers
Ia ship THOMAS H. PERKINS, loading at pier IL East
|will be despatched for Sydney, N s. w. 10th October
|eight or passage apply on board, TO h. w. CAM
No Bowling Green. Sight bills for sale, and cash
les made on consignments. Consignees in Australia,
n Wilkinson Brothers 4 Co.
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NEW ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA
And various places in Florida,
via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The ALABAMA, Capt Geo r. Schenck will leave oe Tues
day. Oct H. at p NJ from pier No North river Ticket
be had for the following places-fare by
other steamer from New York oSavannah-accommodaon
superior
New York New Orleans $50 75 Mobile S35 Montgomery
Ala $2G Atlanta Ga s23 Albany, Ga, $24 Columbus Ga
S2s; Macon, Ga. s2l Augusta, 500 Savannah, SIS.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 4 SON, 13 Broadway.
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A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF SORREL HORSES FOR SALE
"A and six old with long natural tails very stylish
drivers good travellers perfectly gentle and sound Apply
at l27 Grand street from IL TO O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
SECOND WEEK
SECOND WEEK
SECOND WEEK
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Of the thoroughly original and
INTENSELY EXCITING MORAL DRAMA
Prepared from the popular of the H. Z,
Conway ESQ. and produced in the most artistcaHy
complete manner to crowded and deeply
affected audiences.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS
OUT OF THE DEPTHS
OUT OF THE DEPTHS
The Story of
WONASS LOVE AND LIFE.
10 three powerfully effective acts to be repeated
MosDAY-lS THE AFTERNOON AT 3, EVENING ~
~ O'CLOCK;
ACT INVADING IN
ACT II.-DEEPER AND DEEPER.
ACT UI.-OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
After which, in the afternoons A GRAND S0IRRE DA0-
SANTE and PAS DE pEUX, by the celebrated Gale
In The evenings the elegant ballet panomine Of n Dv-
CHALUMEAU.
The Arab Giant ~ feet high and q years old the Grnl
Aquara Happy Family. Trunk OF Tree from the Mount q
Olives. &c. TO be seen without extra charge.
Abundance all q cents children under TO- Is cents; paE.
quet eats, ID cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

ITO LEr--rEE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Academy VIM closed until October IT. during which
time WIN be lectures eoncerta Applications 70 b
made during hours tho Academy Al
applications for tho Academy arc very numerous for the fall
ana winter season parties who wish 70 take the houso WIN
please posics ~ pscsissy Of applying im,aedAseY
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Montgomery succeeds on Oct. 70.

skyANNAA,-sTEAMsHIP POTOMAC, CAPTAIN
Watson, win leave pier IL North river, on Monday,
at O'Clock p. M Freight 10 cents per foot Insur.
me hall ser cent.
,nmmiss.an for forwarding.
nis ~ ladinr sioned after steamers departure
,lyb oo a. sv w.. C TO-.
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Tickets Is cents. Commence at TX O'Clock.
A SNuAL FESTIVAL BENEFIT
"A RoE.A Ai dA q the F DRSg or TIE
The Committee of Direction have much pleasurein
s s @ na s1 Of
an Of the most varied and attractive !.
afternoon ana evening which VI" take pA'
The arrangements oonsen. of Mr. wu1As<
un Ts. ' sk s5GGs;fiiSa Of
Tue nlmia0e d psn o. II Fo sRd comic ars''
The Mr. sar'y Wsh sSsSTHsdAn'
VII a ass ssis L gsR se;or part
Also in favorie character
Mr. d 1hf fsfai Fl P iTsSlSsa,
From the English theatres
The n'0m %SoSs E! afgsHs asss''f' tF~
s sassdRf II HORN .aa s. % Il
The b. ds i !. buy y SysNs,
With tbs kind conset Of Messrs, Fox and Lingar1.
rh hE Esrld G 5fasTnsd
The wonderful ugh, rope performer.
me M ?01 %Rossy sEHss ass's'
The fAnon Ms low w eGps SMITH representative
From the Southern 3,al i a,..
Mr. MIRA FRANGE.
The owls MIS- AZ Sb asscsGn iffos s'srs'.
M rst J fIfsf{E asi1 FTSS assisssi
NJ snssT noS daRisii'se'
Madame MACARTHY
1I Mss ssF fRAN snsser
Mrs rae AUSTIN sisiTlsnne'
ROSE Gs f' sHa sa sTs'ss t X sss.
Stage manager, Mr. N. D. CLARK.
The musical f MPT c SSSsE the direction
p1se R as
In which Ph a.ss. Glosveu.r re
western smith &c, VIII appear
Popular song by Mr. James Dunn
To be followed BY attractive selection from the biHaA
In which Messr. Eph Horn D. s Wam5od and the e.ss
CELEBRATED COMPANY
vii Ai sss r Rssf
Favorte song Kathleen Msvoarneea.
Concluding NV a szhI iR4a.i sSssay q 10
Mr.. BaoueH !. n. t3Esos .1 Mr.. DAvrDcz-
The DSas g w Fns &c 1so,
x drsns s' kes "
In which NJ NJ. S g ; s. P,gsxzrr
Mr.. Gnosvksoa.
M. : cRx wes;x,cr
Mass Mass sass sI r,nscr'
And Mrs AUSTIN viii appear.
TIE IFS xefa 81 soPSlss Madam. xAc.u
MHRki III DsiGRs RAKE piece of The
NJ. Gnosv.soE,
Miss ADA CLIFTON
Mrs. CHARLES PLuSErrr
And Miss FANNY FRANCE
Afer which,
=. Gugulielmo TELL" by Miss Franct.
Wonderful performances Of
HERR CLINE
corde eaaS1aA
After which the highly amusing and popular panoulns Z
FOUR LOVERS
Bibbo, his great speciality by Mr.. g. L. Fox,
assisted by his
Fine Pantominie Troupe.
Song-"Tte Flag Of Our Union"
The performances conclude with the ingenious and asSAa
Vie OF
BOX AND COX,
Messrs waicot and Brougham
Tkkes 30 cents each, to be had VI the usual depo6.
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. u AS CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST.

VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST.
|,plendid and fayorite steamship
ISABEL,
VIM. Rollins, commander,
|.p been put in perfect condition. Will leave pier NO.
YER on Saturday Oct Is, ut O'Clock r. M, Tor the
rte The books open, and travellers nad bet
Ia early application for staterooms TO
SPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 CO., - Broadway:
The Isabel win continue TO leave Charleston on the
18TH Of each month for Havana, and tho 10th and 18th
|iavana and Charleston.
II YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
bany--For New Orleans via Hayana.To sail on Wed
IL Oct H. 1889, at IL oclock-The United States mai
hip CAHAwBA, J. W: 9 NTH, commander, VIII com,
70 receive freight Saturday Oct g. 1852 at pier FOOT
nson street. North river No bills OF lnding signed A.
,ur Of sailing For freight passage apply 70 tho
. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON 4 GO. Park place.
! SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-THE AMERICAN
ianuc Screw Steamship Company's new and 6rst clasa
hip HUNTSVILLE, Jno A. Post, commander, wllleaye
North river, on Thursday, Oct ID, at O'Clock r. M.
passage TO- Savannah with unsurpassed accommoda-
BIS Through tcketsto New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile, sss
omery, Alabama, 800; Albany, S24 Columbus, $23; At
S23 Macon SIT Augusta So and 70 principal places
gh 10 cents per foot Insurance one half per cent Nc
Fading signed AFTER the departure OF steamer.
lyo II. B. CHOMWELL OO.,.
Montgomery succeeds on Oct. 10
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|, ruE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES.
cr q C-Semi weekly United States Mail sidcwheel
,ship1I.ne. e,s Dect "a
nsndid steamship MARION, w. J. Foster commander,
ave nier No North river on Wednesday Oct IL at
|k NJ. PRECISELY ,,
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VIII be drawn through the streets elevated platform By
eight gray horses.
The performances OF this highly intellectual
NAL are the wonder Of the age There his equal all
Europe.
This sagacious quadruped raised in the city Of Seville
spain and made his first appearance before the public the
Great Bull Ring of that city where he distinguished himself by
killing all the horses broughtn the arena dsmountng and
manning most OF the Casilian Matadors
His owners, finding him improbable and dangerous per-
former in the bull fight had him put under careful training
the performance OF eas such heretofore have only
hbied by horses His triumph in this department was most
complete and the animal recently this country
where he eagerly sought after by ali engaged the eques
business when Mr. Nixon having bid the highest price
became his During the Don Juan has
formed in all the principal towns and cities in the eastern part
of this country where his has been most signal
Besides the wonderful trained Bull the manager
has after immense labor and incredible cost produced
.on.. go
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|M,AIIA-KANGAROO LINE.-THE MAGNTFI-
mt A clipper ship MARY BANGS, 1000 tons capacity,
commander, wifi have early despatch for Melbourne
The accommodations for passengers, particularly IN
cabin. spacious and unsurpassed for comfort.
OF freight passage will secure the lowest
Apply on board, or to MAILER, LORD &QUEREAU.
ii street Consignees in Melbourne, Messrs. Lord Co,
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TIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
,ana aud New Orleans.Freight taken October 6-The
i,hp GRANADA Captain r. Griffin, will sail on Tues
Bills OF ladipg of the proper form furnished at the
and bills Of ladng will be signed after hour of sail
FOR freight or passage apply III West street. Of
IN M q. ROBERTS
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'fe'eI ss p fILEsToN 4 Co, % Broadway.
N,,hyile T. M Murray csmmauder succeeds Saturday,
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IyAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Il NOW OPEN AT PALACE GARDEN
Fourteeeth street, Sixth avenue
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL 10 p. M.
In the main hall, under the the machine
arcade may now be seen every day and evening,
Choice articles Of inventive genius machinery
IN every department of industry for and ornament
GLIDING eight steam engines-a representing improve
mens-and Ericssons caoric engine exclusively with
hot air.
THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Contains rich varieties of
FRUITS, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
During the evening experiments will be made with Wilson's
main saloon by electricity.
Dodworth's Band will perform every evening
Admis cents
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CoxNAxDEI or THE MuLEs.-During the
march Of one Of the divisions Of the army
6on Vera Crus to Jalapa, teamster was
h1erd to curse and swear 1t his mules
The General, who did not happen to be in
uniform, rode up 10 him, and peremptorily
ecdeCds him to stop his noise.
"And who the devil arc you ?"
am commander of this Division
well then, commander Of this division,
IN commander Of the mules, and will
hsnes At 'em % n'lch as ! pleascr'
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F Z S

DR MORSE the inventor of MoRsEs INDIAN RoeT
IL PILLS, has spent the greater part Of his life In
we'll as North America-has spent three years among
the Indians of Western country-it in this way
Morse was the first man to establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY OF THE DLeoD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become cOggcd, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
OF the body the blood loses its action, becomes thick
corrupted diseased thus causing all pains, sick
ness and distress of every strength is ex-
hausted health deprived Of and if nature is
not assisted in throwing eff the stagnant humors the
blood will become choked and to act and thus
our light Of life will forever be blown out How impor
tant then that should keep the various passages OF
the body free and OPEN And how pleasant to us that
have it power to put medicine in yeur reach
namely, Morcs Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
cliffs Natures garden for the health and recovery OF
diseased man. One of the roots from which these Pills
made is Sudorfe which opens the pores of the
skn and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts
of the corruption within The second Is plant which
Is Expectorant that opens and unclog the passage
to tile lungs, and thus soothing manner, performs
the lungs by copious splitting The third is Diuretic
which gives ease and double strength to the Kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts Of impury
from the blood which Is then thrown out bountnully
by the urinary water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other The fourth is
Caharc and accompanies the other properties OF the
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the
particles ofimpury which cannot pass by the other
outlets, thus taken up and conveyed Of in great
CAuTioN.-"Merchants and saaers viii lie on their
guard and not be imposed upon by Counterfeit Of Dr.
Morses Indian Root Pills, signed Il. b. Moore. All
genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and sigma
ture Of d. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. J. White
4 Co ) on each box.
sA orders and letters relating to said Pills must be
New YORK. sore r. 'sfGsis ssssss
Pills."
Dr. Morses Indian Roo. Pills are sold by all dealers
| in Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address IS
above for terms.
Price rs cents per box, five boxes will be sent on
| ccipt of 81, post age Paid. 105-ly
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Select geetrg.
l HOME SCENE.

A HOMIE SCENE.
Come, 1t NJ pull the curtain down,
Aud lay the work aside,
And gather up the playthinEs
You've scattered TAR ana Woe
Ana place the lamp upon the stand,
Beside the great arm chair,
And bring the last new magazine
And cut the leaves with care.
Nov, heap the coal upon the CRATE
He loves cheerful fire.
See how the flames dance merrily,
And leap up high aud highsrl
Now place his slippers on the rug,
And get his dressing gown,
For papa will be tired and cold
When he comes homo from town.
Come let me bathe your glowing cheeks,
And make your hair look neat,
And put your bright pink apron on
There, now, you're clean and sweet!
Now sit down on the little bench
That grandpa made, and see
usw stiil you'll be while good mama
Goes lay the cloth for tss.
The tea kettle sends forth Ito hum,
The biscuits are 50 light;
wish he'd come, It seems to mo
He's rather late tonight
lIarki wasn't that our gate that clickedH
sHurrah ~ shouts little Will,
Aud ere I've time to tell him hush,
Hes bounded DER the sill.
And sspapa's comet" he shouts again,
And climbs up for a kiss;
And sspapa's tum! Obi pspa's tumv'
Echoes his little sis.
Obi happy group that live and love
Within that humble cot
Many who dwell in places high
Might envy them their lot.
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WANTED.

TWENTY TONS Of Good Paper Rags Tor which ~
will pay cents per ID.
Ms6e1ss, jane 1t. NICKEL HUFFMAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-31

InSLunncs OF WoMAN.--Dowineville
California, being psrched high up in tie
mountains, was not gladdened by the sight
Of . white woman until long time after
the miners had been there; and many of
them not having seen a woman for many
months, made the arrival of the pioneer Of
the fair sex the occasion for grand demon
straticn, which is chronicled by the San
Andres Independent. The men all turned
out, setting their best foot foremost. Sew
eral shirts were sported on the occasion,
and certain member of Congress, to mark
his high satisfaction drew from the bottom
Of his clothes box an antique "yaller vest"
that had not seen the light for many
months. The boys, dressed in their neatest
dpds, wsre grouped around in every part of
the camp, eager to catch sight Of the first
pstticoat. that was to futter in the noun.
tain breeze. Long and anxious was the sus-
pcnsc, but towards evening the new conner
came in sight. Cheer upon cheer greeted
hsr. The rocks and hills firly rang with
the joyous shouts. The lady was pale and
seemed frightened at the apparent madness
Of such reception; and her surprise was
BY no means diminished when again and
again ''thrse times three was proposed and
vocifsratcd in her, honor. Such was the re-
eeption Of the Pioneer Woman Of Downis-
ville."