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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
Gbanres fer Business Elem

DREWERy for SALE For SALE or In
ID CHANGE for CITY PLOPERTY. locaed on the D1ct Ct
Poushteep.ie large BREWERY, Malt horse tvo L.rr-b"'r
Cellars Coop shop. houss AID three Dwell "a ous-s
Large Al ouut bond ud r, p-C-c
bn, kc, spply TO lOMfh hOhpAN
I2si No 3 Meop, l'su Bank, Pine a.
, 1859-09-09
A Strange Story.

In the town Of Julich there lived and worked
4 tall young carpenter One day well dressed
positive.looking gentleman {" Baron Won Hem
pesch," the records name him) enters the shop !;
wants "a stout chest, with lock on it, for
household purposes; must be Of such and such
dimensions, six feet in length especially, and
that is IN indispensable point; in fact Il will be
no longer than yourself Herr Zimmerman; what
is the costf when can 1t be readyin
Cost, time, and the rest are settled.
4" A right stout case, then; and see you don't
forget the size; il too short It will be Of no use
to me, mind |"
ia wOhll GerisI' and the positiEe-lOOking,
well clad gentleman goes his way.
At the appointed day he re-appears; the chest
Is ready; we hope an unexceptiOnable article.
Too short, as dreaded" said the positive
gentleman. u l
"Nay, your honor" said the carpenter, "I
am certain that It is six-ieet-sx," and takes out
his foot rule e1 qtla naa
"Pshawl il was TO be longer than yourself"
at is" e6 MI s ~. .4alla s
at isn't" gI .ai.tfss. .ei
The carpenter, to end the matter, gets into his
chest, and will convince any and ali mortals. No
sooner is he in rightly fat than the positive gen.
teman, Prussian recruiting officer in disguise,
slams down the lid upon him, locks It, whistles In
three stout fellows, who picking up the chest,
gTavely walk through the streets with Il, open It
in . safe place, and lind horrible to relate--the
poor carpenter dead; choked by want Of air in
this frightiul middle passage Of his. Name Of
the town is given Julich, as above; date not And
II the thing had been only popular myth, Is It
not q significant onel But Il IS too true; the
tall carpenter lay dead, and Hompeseh got im-
prisOned for life by the business y , . i7,gs 30.
, 1859-09-09
Epigram on Frederick the Great.

"Kng author, philosopher, poet, musician,
Rree.mAson, economist, bard, politician;
How had Europe Teoiced . Christian he'd beeni
. man, how he would have enraptured his queen 70
This was handed about Berlin, and shown to
that great Legislator, the Prussian monarch, who
deemed it libel, because It was true; and instead
Of employing counsel, filing an information, and
taking other tedious methods, took more sum-
mary way Of Furnishing the author, who, he knew,
must be Voltare, at that time resident at Berlin.
He sent his sergeant-at-arms, not with mace
and scrap Of parchment but with such an instru-
ment as the English drummers use for the good
Of the foot soldiers who commit offences against
the law military. The Prussian hero went to the
house Of the poet, and told him he came by His
Majcsty's special command, to reward him for
an epigram on his royal master, administering
thirty lashes on his naked back. The poor phil.
osophcr knew that remonstrance was vain, and
after submitting with the best grace he could,
opened the door and made q farewell congo to his
unwelcome visitor, who did not offer to depart, but
told him, with the most Germanic gravity, "that
the ceremony was not yet concluded, for that the
monarch he had the honor Of serving must be
convinced that his mission was punctually full
filled, on which account he must give receipt"
This was also submitted to, and Civ IN in the man.
ner and form following -" Received from the
right arm Of Conrad Bachoff:r, thirty lashes on
my naked back, being in full Of an epigrSm on
Frederick King Of Prussia. Wire k R0i"
, 1859-09-09

body. And, would you believe it! the little
witch did not know me. think should not
forget her so easily. Nor was that ALL MUIR
ray said something about the fellow who called
there the previous evening" country cousin,
be said, clear enough, but an incorribie sloven.
And julia said, he dressed like barbarian
just think Of that Frank-a barbarian! She
shall pay for that yet. Such eyeS-and she steps
like queen. Well. Frank, q clean collar does
make vast difference in mans appearance.
Lovely as Hebe herself Terrible difference, clean
linen makes.
The last time I saw Tom, he was scolding bis
eldest son for coming into the drawing room with
muddy boots.
, 1859-09-09


In "Southern Lights and shadows; OF Llit
ecdote.
As shadow 10 an these sunny soushsFulirhi..
! must here mention that did meet with I t0
extraordinary mean men in Sydney Them
was one, merchant prince, who made Il boast
that he had never given away shilling h hil
lie So far as know, he only departed from
his extreme selishness on one occasion. and lho
circumstances are worth relating One nom.
ing, poor lrishman stepped into bis counting
house, and looking the very picture Of misery,
aoh, may Il plazs Yer honor, I've lost : pie
1.-The only pig I had -Mistlfcss' he goFs
erness, has given me pound. and sent me a
you for another. She says you have enough
gold to build sty wid, and VIII be sure % eIse
me little.n ,s'
At first old hardnst refused; upon which
Paddy threw himself on . stool, and raised such
apiteous wall that the merchant, thinking Ne uni
mad about The death Of hispig, gave hima pound
to get rid Of him. y ~. n -. ID. lil ), ~
Next day the proprietor Or the deidncl pofkor
was passing the warehouse and seeing bis bchc-
fhctoF at the door, pnlled his hat 70 him. as
,"Well, did you ct drunk with that pound. or
buy another pig y asked the rich man rrul|IY.
Bought pig, yer honor--a darling Tide
thing, with swale twist IN his tail Ike lndya
curlh ,a7srsu bas aasaiss ,fcif d
"Ysll, it's TO Be hoped yoa'li tals better carp
Of him than you did Of the other. What did
"Die of Did ys say de Of noSs WY,
get out wild ys-As soass % yat Z hiilsll hila e a
, 1859-09-09
Sharp Shooting.

"A n
"T;' "'Ss ~ uOJs Wy P''nser s',, "ts onI
1--we ohE on what oth iolks doi why DO
!ou nsN :,
f.. nee nseausc you ssd you hadn't pau snytmmns
"r ySar %.r paper ana inc printer still sends 1t"
MiiS, spank that boy"
NS"a"t 10 " lor tnercS no reason
A.. NO .rssont Aes' there Is. Hes entirely
"That .or,os oe u,,r,;r..p
elbow sop Wha, do yor moan y,
mean inst this the how L smarter than nj.
father and Won can't derv 4 ;
"Tb,t's 1ueer ,alL and I x;sh-p
al do,'t coro ,rLa, ro,, ,r;sh 7. ,Lo ho,. Lro,,.s
enouoh N sec thSt " man nr;n,sr or No rr;n,"r
can't live on nothing. sIa"Id .bink yor, W. onShi
n he "sSsmsJ 4" cbs., ~" nr;r,sr M t ,hor
R.Oe ~ .oas .ho Soo. - S"eae M s.S ,se % sH %
hnsb.5d orowI;rc i;is q I hs.r WI y;th S sor" . h.sd a.
In public school in New York, short time
since, on an alarm Of 6re terrible panic ensued,
and many Of the scholars were injured by
rushing to the doors, and one Of the teachers, Q
young lady. jumped from window. Among the
hundreds Of children with whom the building
49,, ~" .Sn ~ ~. aeOs Wy oss' " Ine
s.;r" artr. c",',res,ra Tha asI"- t-sosL
~. choaL Hor IL cr;yoroS tn t""rs s,coJ =,
-. 80 L., -. ~ !,dI.aS 20 'O- ''
''I ~. c.So. ~ III h"o,s .so,o,.d .,d h.- ..
p,n;ons S,S bssn bSovcht @ hsct - S tSs;r % nlScs.
~ o"s,.;o, ,r.s ssLe5 hs. ho,v - csr,. - Il,
90 still without alarm, when everybody else was
In such fright.
my father. said she. us fireman, and he told
me if there was an alarm Of fire in the school,
Imust just cit still"
Col /. x.s N An. ,;ns . poDu,.. nr.c,;.;on.r
In a criminal conFf On one orras;cr whom ha
, 1859-09-09
A Word to the Wise.

Love hailed little maid,
Romplng through the meadow;
Heedless In the sun she played,
Seornful Of the shadow.
"Oome with me,n whispered he;
"Llsten, sweet, to love and reason"
By and by" she Knocked reply
"Love's not In season."
Years went, years came,
Light mixed with shadow;
Love met the maid agAin,
Dreaming through the meadow.
"Not % coy" urged the boy,
List In time TO love and reason"
"By and BY" she unused reply
Loves stin In season."
Years went, years came,
Light changed to shadow;
Love met the maid again,
wAitnE In the meadow.
Pass no more; my dream 10 Ger;
can listen now TO reason"
"KeSp thee coy" moeked the boy
"Love's out Of season."
, 1859-09-09

Wise men miEglc mirths with their cares, Is q
hep either to forget or overcome but 70 resort
10 intoxication IOr tho case Of ones mind, is to
cure melancholy by madness,
, 1859-09-09


70 Before leaving Japan, We saw most interest
ing displayiof winter. evening amussinspt ~
children. - -. -. -. ~. u ~ -, =. + :
One Of our Dutch friends had presented -
with small box containing what looked mo
several hundred pieces Of broom straw, from
three-eighths to an inch IN length. .,s4 ~ y
Throw one Of those IN that cup Of het va
teri" be said. We did as desired, and i had no
sooner touched the surface than Il expanded H.
TO perfect representation Of Japanese woman
In full dress. Another proved 10 Be very bnl.
fAlo-like COW, . third wasa sword, and fourth
quito handsome walking cane R
Throw in = dozen At a timely said our friend.
OF course We complied picking them u7 q
random -and they al proved TO bo different.
There were houses dogs. shoft-tailcd eat, shor-
ses, trees, and flowers; andsI suppose he'd Ne
thrown in half Of the box we should hare seen
q duplicate Of almost everything known 70 tho
Japanese As sit was, however, We eurbed our
curiosity, divided the contents Of tho box b.
tween US, and slowed them away IN our rooms
for the purpose Of astonishing ths natives q
home. -, fr
, 1859-09-09

All the swallows Of Paris assembled in the
Place VendOme short time ago, to marshal their
emigration. Il was Z singular and impressive
spectacle. The roofs Of the buildings were black
with the swarining columns Afer they had gone
the rear guard mOvedOff some flree days behind
the fight Of the van
, 1859-09-09
sut Loveeood,a Colt.

The first locomotive Sut ever saw was stand
ing with steam up, and nearly ready to 70.
making no noise save suppressed humming
from the saiety-valye. Sut bad, in bis skeery,"
cautious way, elambered up to the top Of the
tender to find out "what sort Of q beast" 1t was,
when the engineer slyly gave tho whistle lever .
long pull-shoy-y-y Sat lii twenty feet dis
tant on pile Of cordwood, and after running
until he got Strengthened up, he turned all eyes,
and said:
"What in the duce did you do to II, uisteri y
Just at this moment negro came trundling q
truck, with a cooking stoyet joint Of Pipe on
the 6ue hole, and pots and pans hanging all
round. Sut took a look first at the locomotive,
and then at the stove A light broke over his per-
plexity, and he shouted to the engineer:
"Oh, yes, understand it all now; the burned
old brute was jest nickerin' for her colt !"
, 1859-09-09

The costume o. the Spanish l.dl1l hu not :
changed ior two hundred years Thcy .1IuaIlT
wear the sams styls q dress fhat her glllt
grandmothsEs did, .as
, 1859-09-09

At convention Of elerUmen, not long since.
ID was proposed by one Of tho members. allpr
they had dined, that each man should entertain
the company with some Interesting roihrSA
Among the rest, one drew upon his fancy nnd
related dream. ID his dream he went % heaven,
and he described the golden streets, &c As b
concluded, one Of the divines. who was noted
for his penuricos and money saving hahlt4 jo-
eosely said: e = 49, q b
awsIl, did Jon ~ any.hinsef ne q ysst
"Yes, did"
aIndeedl what was doing ess ~
You were On your kueoap 80 llf
Praying. was ~" "a. ~ Il -
"NO-scTsPins up the goldl"
, 1859-09-09

"whataTs they talking aboutip said iman.
ber during the debate On the money question.
/" Theology, ," was the reply. = 'I'I
"Thsslesyl uhy fthoqshtnunt thenn1sT
question:" lL.,r', ). -. - -.
cOursing about that"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19
KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY. APRIL 19. 1859

tn u RBNNU XAVAMIA
.ss cH44J JqgI !. A1r1o ~.
8 &
ne cspaety N Il. 1DS1 ,aSs 1ss1iae - =
~ fesaayy. g
THREE THROUGH VI
p ssE n = ER 1DA I No
BETWEEN PIT1SBuA01 A.IHILADUEHaIA, =.
c.nesine direst d ~ Unisn Dspot - Fls>sAuYrh,
with Trough Trains frsa al WSstsfA C1tis Tor
Philadelphia, New York, Boet0a, baltimore and
Washins.en City; tAss fsGnshi1e facilities for
the trAnspQgtetioa q Pasaen&sn anesrpassed, for
SPssa csSss sss Sss; z a s,s:ss sss
pAia vithsnt change of Oaxs or CsAdnseon.
6moking Cars are Attacked - sssh train, Wssd-
run slssPin9 Can e Exp1sss aa4 1sst 1Saine.
THI kxPk4ss RUNS DAILY, Nail and Iast
Three Daily 1rAins oon1sss direct 3or Nsw York.
Ixprsss and fast Line sesa1st ssr Daisnsss end
WashingtOn. 49, sss AZ ssa s8 sis6 &
IxPRxss TRAIN--Lssves PittabuseA q q. n;
arrives at Rhiladslphia 8 RAltinsls 4 s ;. n,
New York 1e:3o p. =. ss. fs
NAIL TRAIN-Issvss pittsbaseh q 8 !. n.
s,s .!,syins Y raliad''paiA = = p Asv Yeri
FAST LrNE-Lsaves Pittsbmeh 81 s ). m. -
rivisg IN Phiiadelphia sr Bsltimors 1t $50 I.
M; New York 2s36 pm, sAas
SIX DAILY TRAINS between Philaaelphia ana
Nov York; Two Daily Trains bstSssa New York
THROUGH rIcKRTs (.il Rail, q. rood on
sishsr d the above Trains. 80 =
BOAR TICKETS 70 Bosson are rood via Nor
wisA, AoA River o. S1onineton Mnss
l1lCRxT6 1A6TW ARD may bs sbtainsl &C sny
q ~ inpestsAt Railfoad 0Gsss II - Wsss
s sssss : &. q ss .ss tss. s's E,. .s' .s4 T
1I0kxI6 WE83WAKDa "a the 0Gicee al tho Com
pany in Boston, New York, Baltimore or Philadel-
lhis.
ssher Rente.-&
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTsBURH.
The complstion q tae Wsstern eonnsstions Of
the feMnsyMeatA keiifoad 70 Chicago, snakes this
T0H DlWEOT lime BETWEEN rHE
EAST ann TME GREAT
UORTMsWE0T ---s
~. .~c...t,.. ~ -. - -. p..,a
- Pstt.h.r~h. a.oia;.. Al ke-~.~ - ss.ssSExs
1veisht tnSstksr v;tA ~ .sv;s- q a.. ~ =
vnntases readilv anusrnaa "a ~ Sh;rr--s ~
Ry.I~tt - ~ srrsvsI;n~ preais Aff = =
pSaTrEa aNfppYN0 iE axTaseI N In -. !,
- f1elr e1r1.s.ss - sHIp aY TsIs noIsrr - =
n, rr.;-ht fsort,.nt. ~ Shf..;.. ns....:
.pnIv - ar .Sdrsss either ~ ,hs tciia-iar
| 2 tie Company: s'1s'
D.A. STEWART, Pitt1burxb;
| zsnssvills. 0.. 3. =. Johnssn Ri.a.~ Sssr -. -.
| Neeiy. HnvssilIe. ~: Irm.hy c..rr., . 49,
-crh "a . p.d1r.I 40 I.x.-..-EErI EErsI
". Brovn ca. cire;nnsti ~. Aths,n nssSs.. =
r;..sas.s, = . s = N.Is, -, 11M IAoosft,
W. nscsssn Ic.,.-;l,n r. " roasoI : ,!ps, !apoaaana;
c.. Rvassviiis. Ind !: II. ~ G,.h.. r. y ~! :
ym, ~, q 80, s. sSoy Ssiios
N.2.nys,is' T.r, H.rr;. Hnny. ua..L:. rI,
r, 80. ~ cst--c M : = n S1 RIlz. Asnn.i
AI.nr III Nn-nhs Val. nrh..a., asss T1s :
:. - P-s;.ht srrny. - p.i,lsIs Isouquc: rows
nc;rt. - ~ Wsst. uiAsrsn'
r-~"s~..
Srn..-.s.. .r. r
n--s.ss.. - 1nvc .T.srE 90 annn
Observation-Disclosures -i,h ,sns, n,,;.;I. IIa 49, "
rs-so.. 80 -.1;,- {. = 80. - .sssx xPi'Nscss Aor
e ...see. ...sa =
FhEi0HI6 WESTWARD
By this route Freights Of all descriptions can
be forwarded FROM Philadelphia, New YORK, Bos-
ton or Baltimore, 70 any point on the Railroads Of
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1850. SRkeor lleiEGENREy. 1o6s
ST. LOUls. sT.PAUL 1eDa,

AO&O 0080vU ABAANU0UA MI A0OSu
~N 1T. LOU10. 0T. PAUL D~
] srrILwarEn.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
lHE following swift and superior Steamer win
L compose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARp.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL
DENMARK, CAps. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt 6FEvExson.
PKMBINAW Capt. 0aIv1lrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. ksoD.a.
MN. i. EwIN0, Capt. 0HxHxI.
EOkTHEkNER, Capt. ALroRp.
They viii leave KsOkuk, for st. Paul, on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evening", and
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity omiort and per-
fec. reliability has mot been sarpAssed By any
ganixatiou On the Western Rivers, and hope TO
merit 4 continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN AsHALER. Gen'l Agts., st. Louis.
Feb36d
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or CANADA sss
@ADELIGHI1UL RON ANTIC ROUTE%
.....- - y,os ~ y xrsf fo =
- ~ 1AeessGa CsAfvd, Greet Wesfern,
a4 Qptensessla \ vM.ssa ce.a.Iss.1
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passsnaese ~ this Soute Aavs an opportunity o1
whiting soMe u, The gfasdsst And most voH-
dsrfpl scsnsu ID he. world, including Tesoafs,
Nt1vstt rSss, DsspssslNA 111ss, 1Mossd1d hLan1s,
Asra1ssf tae 81 ElUreA1s, (s4bsc. Moatrssf, WAas
MOsatstss ~ 1xtsler Mt6gs, lnssriy iso ~ilss T.
IsasfAl EsAx cAsmYest.s 1sfls Of Mcnt~oysnet,
q ana sftsr My i, 1855, Baggage VIII b
Chseks1 1hlsGeh 4fuM Chicago.
TO Em m1GnANTS.
PassaeoG Msy ~ seeured at tho o0ca Of the Con-
pery n 0hIeaeo " Dxn11s ships ts0p LoHdon,
Eivsrpool, nymouth, 0iasgow, .Bfistol, Hull,
Aberdeea md Montrose. Anagent of the GRAND
1HUNK RAILROAD supesin tends thsfsmoyAl o3
euS1ij1ntu NJ 1aegAge o. Qnsbec free ef charge
~ ~. w 9 ~ y Chicago. infludins
Tns ksn 81 stsanuAip
LE-y.l = =
or ~ 800 TONS AND TOO FKET LONG
n under eoatfass - this Co0psn for one Or more
trlp y Ror4land. Toufists' return tickets IRON
Chisago ~ tAs principai towns u Earops will
shortly u tssesd. Tisksts from Chicago for Al
points East, also Tor tie LsviatAan, or for the .
b s. s. Co.t ships, can be obtained at the Ohcs
of the Orand Trunk KAiiroai, No. o6 DssSbofn
''r's'' J. wARRAcK,
A>.r% ~ fsvrna srrn~h r. r. Co. Of Canada.
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CABUs' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM.

uAlR-CUTTIN0 DOS assording u P6ysiog-
- nomy and the principles Of tbs Cst1eus.
Hair and Whiskefs dyed 70 perfection, either
brown or haask. $
Tbs Proprietor calls special attention to his style
y Hair Cutting, and challenges ~ 1rsfsaaion.
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AT MARUx,s, - 6ecen A.ssrsss,
~ \ the only plass thAt you oan get good Gain
twist Rises, and Colts Revolver at 1lS p&sos-
moh3Odly z7
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Y J. WARRACK,
Agent 81 Grand Trank b. h. Co., Of Canada.
Bufraf0 ana Lak 14uR2A 0a1lreaAs !

CHICAGO TO buffalo PA pET10In
At the above cGlcs elekS&s Tor New xotkx BossonS
and III ~ ststiopa s. a. GsW York y 1xis and
New York Central katifs64s een u oAaea.sd.
Aeont q =. &L.H. Railroad,
Once No. IS Dsaxbon Street., Chicago.
April -, 'Ss-d1y-c.a.s.
6isht Drafts On LenAcn II 5 aellare pr = 1oef-
Hne nay . Obtained st tho o. q The 0saAA
Trunk Il. r. ofCane1s, tn Chicago.
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le1o. O. AxDBRsoH. ALnxAxDnx DAnCLAY
IESTABLIsHED m 1S4e.l

BANKING HOUSE OF A9
q 9 q u O.. II N - - ON e q ..
THAvH tAisAsy sdmitt4d - rassnsr II The
j DankiAg Dusinsss AIexasdss BegaleU, 4whe -
sSss. ls,1sftsr. riilbe eonduotsd rnder the ~
I'D Styh IL
GEO. g. ANDERSON Z 90.
dUe1agOns 81 the Oldest Bsnking Hs1sss (ff not
the oldsstl In Iowa, the AEn SoliGits soatia-
usale u 1kmsr patronage 70 kbsra1ay sxtsndsd TO
tAsD4n3ee pAFipsx. sl.sss s.sss 81 sss44s,.a -
1AS5 wtd t1Aks ssIlsstlons md fsnit, les II
ch1GIb ID the dsyof paymsnt, ms pf chrrs.
TA1lp f6fsRsness ass aS1ofnsfly ~ ssnfof part
nef,yis @
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OMNIBUS NOVICE.

VrHEi OMNIBUS will call for passengers
- Or shiAe, day " night-in any part q the city.
Ailcrdsrs left With ]. =. Tswkshnry, ct the Rail-
roAd and STEAMBOAT 0nios. Opposite the Bil1nss
HOUSE, viii receive prompt stssntion. Leave your
orders sAd procure : ticket, and you can rnt -
sufsd that you will be called for. Ordisary Bag
Rsgs tree. Tickets - cents.
r. Having tho largest spring wagon in tho
city, nm Ah0 prepared 70 move Fianos and Fur
niturc - the sh0rtest notice.
fsb1ldem VS.. TWINS.
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CaaARLEs = AnWAKEn.
HAIR DRESSER.

HAIR DKESSEl8.
I AT1of PssI's celebrated saloon, No. xlcourt-
- lsndt-st., Nov York, would resDeetlnlly tsnasr
hispfofeasiopAl services to the citisans 81 Kepuk
md stetnlt sud gives notice thaa " has opsnSd
q sstAhlsAnant corner of = md joAassa ais.,
sppoaits IL nalt Houss, who're, by panetual A.
tnticn - A0oi1ssehs hopss 10 secure tho patron.
egs g tAis semnunity. ssss 2y as
HAIR CUTTING, ".
AND SdAAfPOOWING.
Dans With Nsasness ana DisrAach.
LA6lnss Extra1ts, ~, whieh hs offers Tor sale at
80. I. 'SS-dy
4 LII psrsoAs whom IL may concern are hereby
a notified that The undersisned was. - the Ash
81. 4 l. i;s:s i 4. ,...ss. $.
and property of Hsnsy - DeLsuis End IosisA o.
tavia Dsi,ouis, minor, and heirs ot ElisAbsth d
Louis. tfoEnssly 1lsshsth Hunt.)
All persons who are indebted to the estate ef
aaid minors, Or who have claims against tho sans.
ars hereby notiAsd that transastions ana settle.
msnts peftniuing to the same ars, III future IL -
made With ne. MARTIN sTASFokD,
cua1Is. Gnlzor. cuaris, Ast'ys.
April q l6to-aIed4H
Nsnsaska Aa4 aeaaA IewM Ral1roa1.
NoIIcR 7 hereby given 70 tAs osklel11E of
~ W NsoraSks and scuth lswA kalire11 Gsn-
pany theta mseti1g q ~ DteehAejlon HiAl he
heM y K1OSAUQuA, on The In oav - Wax.
l46e, for tho purpose Of holding - sles1aon ~
Dirsctors Of said road. Othsr husiness e iasns-
tanee totAs lsoCss. u - sea1 vll1 ~ - ~
aslors tAsm In tAsir es1eidAaAten. ssss I'M 's
0y order. i. MAyNy. tSeIeferv
Ksesan4nA. March =, 1eoo4At4 7'S aSs
LnNyesss fl0la kxeRaee Taraxa31a.
Ia nrrangsmsnt With Mesess. Henry 4hnpM r
Co., = s. ehi1osRuEts Maa.St -
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VASND A~xkxx11 xAA1A1kNss
~ ONE Passenger 1fxin WIN fuA onsh 6ay
daily Sundays sxcepted,) - followss
Lsaving Ksokuk = osl0 :. =.
Leaving Bsntonspsft - 1s9O ~.
Csnnsstisg 81 the latter rIAes, % heretofore,
With Tie soacAss q the WseeSs1 EtAs Co.. for oil
points IN niddlss Western and Gsuthem Iowa,
Eebrasks, Kansaa. ~. se
THROUGH TICKETS 10 ST. Lcuis, Loaisvills,
CfneinnaN, snd the East, may - had At tAe O6ss
IN DsAsouspoet.
- -1ars = lev - the lswsst, 70 III Southern
and 1astsxn Cities. ss&4z a
s. DWIGHT EAToM
6npeTiptsndsnt.
Ticket OMcs under Hatch : Thompson' Z
0ank, and q Railroad Dspot.
,00ee II Kilbomnss sDlock.
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Tho Coleman Farm MIL.
THE WONDER AND lDMIRATI0N OF THR WORLD
Every Farmer Ais ewn Millery
GREAT SAVING on TINE AND EXPENSE |!
The only Ssosssefnl Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BUcxwKsAf AND FAMILY rLoUR.
II tan be sxn " Horse, Seam, Wind o. Water Powsr,
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sifting corn meal
for family use, while grinding. $50.
Price, with Eoting Machine attached, for making
Family Flour, SIS.
Dsscri ptivc CT .culars can be had, the mill can
be aeen in operation, st the Office Of the 'sColsman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No.
spruce st.. N. Y. whore all orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
decz3d6m Secretary.
RARE OPPORTUNITY!
Coed Chance Tor a Mechanic or La.
boTery
a SMALL FARM, so acres, good new frame
| IA houDs, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machin q, TO-; said mill can clear ff.m $4,000 to
t3, ,OOo per annum when "the hard timss are gone,
zone away;" said land 10 situated In Sout ern
Michigsn good climate. splendid soil, wen VA
tered, Ac, Ac.
Also, 80 aere farm II Northern Iowa, fms soil,
we'll watered, 10.
Eishse az the aboys farms will be exchanged for
good house and lot in Keoksk.
Inanfreo of J. PAkMELE,
Nov. I, sS6-d6m No. ~ Main-ssy
Keokuk. lows.