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Capital subject to meet losses, $3I33o.G4
The Company has sustained no loss by fire
for the two preceding years just ended.
A resolution was passed by the Board, max
ing all policies heretofore issued expire on the
first Monday of every January, at II NJ, and
requesting such public buildings that are in
sured by thG Company, to have lightning-rods
placed upon them.
The following constitute the officers OF the
Company for the current year:
President, DIR. S. Nj. Flsler, Smyrna.
Treasurer, james Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary, George B. Dickson, Dover.
BOard Of DirectOrS.-Dr. 5. NJ. Flsler, Ii.
W. Cumrnns, Jas. r. Clements, VIM. Denney,
james Staats, Thomas b. Bradford, S. NJ. Elar-
rington, James Cowgirl, George b. Dickson.
Surveyors heretofore acting for the Company
are continued, also Thos. Deakyne, of Tho
rought:lrc Neck, and Marion Green, of Ken
ton, are appointed and are authorized agents Of
the Company to make surveys, &c.
r. B-Sevcral good travelling agents want
ed 10 act for the Company through Sussex ant
Kent counties. None need apply but respon
sblc and competent men who will obey instruc
tlOnS. GEO. Is. DlCkSON,
Jan. II lN35 3m.
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CIRCU |. 4 R.
m . UNIT YER n 0 n i,
n, o. N,rth Second Street
No. % North Second Street,

PHILADELPHIA.
biz VNIlE undersigned having leased The ABOVE
FEii. L we'll knUWu House, which has beeh
sMiiI Rem waited aud Re modelled throughout, pre-
AA---A semiinc ii htautllul Iron Front, highly Orha
mental aud IN line Architectural lesIe not surpassed
hy any in Tho CIty. is open for the reception oil
visitors -.
care from kcnkles we'll known establishment III
Chesnut street. aud of the latest and most iashlona
h style,
Having had many years experience, we tlarler eur
s.Ircs thai Inv slrct aIcucn business hi 10 the
con!or.s OF our quests, merit ant receive u shar"
of Iuhhc patronage
FAc location Tor Merchants and others cunning 10 Inc
Cv IS convenient, heIng i'll the centre OF business
The reader Is respectfully solicited 10 favor us With
call on hIs next visll to the City.
p p b. nIhlRi bARnErr, Propfiefor'.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
The Semi JVeekLu Tribune :

Persons residing at points where mails ar
otener than once week are requested to eX-
anime the Semi-Weekly. We regard it as
as the cheapest paper, all things considered,
published in the United States.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

KENT Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE. CUM-
PANY, was held at the Office of the President,
on Monday, January lst, 1853
The financial condition of tho Company was
submitted to the Stockholders showing
Cash on hand, after deducting cur
rent exncnses of The year, S 5OGI. .26
Reliable DEPOSIT Notes, 2@.o1 IL
Other Securities, 3.69l.OI
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
M%W y va - @ Ru,

TTNIE subscriber, sole agent for The Peruvian Gov
l. ernmcnt. in Philadelphia, has a large stock Of
PURE PERUVIAN GUANO on hand, which he offers
TO Farmers and Dealers at the lowest cash prices, in
lois Il suit purchasers.
S j. CHRISTIAN,
Sole Agent for the Peruvian Governments i'll Philadel
phia, No. 48 North Wharves, and 81 North Water st.
Jan. "a, 'h-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
'~ Valuable Hotel Property
AMI FA RIg EOYe = LIZ

s@sz. III WIZ large aud c,'IRnodeus | lhr,S-Sturv
M&sss brick tI0rEl si' in,cd The tubl
HEsss Square, UUlkH, DcIauarc The Capital al se
s<s<As Ss-ttc and t Wtl,aH T.. NlrLcr .o,,,
Ex Ths prrppery 81 the Usl st, Tes>I prIni.
ntsi, SD established ilutels ia tie S>xk. /! 81
well skuatA for 6hmes% Ssr iu ~,ss pL'e s'jHr vi IA
Sc large Stables, <irrr,ge leu = NarJS. lt>l tl,cs
40 Axe. THREE tRA ~ GUILE MIS-, used iAr
sH~Iry 4rie4cs sp rse 49, E'r liu.ul Is a.
tesiN ana tanIly I;S. r~zl eO with hUth CTtH
nenI and IIaHs4e~st SI.Ss, ad Is vel W"rv TIE 81
t.niIOa U IpcrS4SS ~Nhn wish Ia cGIg" IL lr4 Eel
bSssaess. Terms ulnI.Odaug I'c.>c ,c,4:,
Alss. ..
va ~ "a. nS IM
Containing ;ts2 ACRES. 100 ui whih arc clou. A.lu
an euitjvatoni the rc-dnc Chc>In,.i Tup!Er at.a
%cA2s& s.S1sG. Ihe ta(Is s ah0Ii equally isV t,,ed
g cSSSiasily EJssrbDe nse...s vi iAe l.ui ii
nsiss al b,I sl- Ght 81 rrpai:
1e land isk mi LNd easily u al haas *
snassusk iikER IN SSi 10 N1ir;cl IL S.Vpueut
Ma1keL SJn"ls, Lhurrhrs, Dc, hen-g WthU - mil, :
SFOns LElPSiC, g-Ud gaiIu where u sItnlHjtI
EradeS 9 ary ,Id ir1,E &hItsc ;,iI. aud auuI
Esur anlSs ir AL bower, ihs CaIist the Sat Tins
iaEsa neu sSI &;d ~ 1SuW king Grazing and Pea, /,
Gr0Ang
The Deau ene ERilN,ad u wv M rulstrnrii.I nas.cs
side ri ILc irm lac risaI ut way - uhIC Ii
kTs Aeen gwen.
sT rt'i NS moderate and timc To snit purchasers
For ttrIhrr inc nn'sOa, respecting cIiLcr Vi Ike
abJve properties, apply 10
'.'. GEORGE Il. DICKSON,
Feb. 81 1888. Real Esaic Agent. D"\ CT. Def
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G. u 70 % .

AlIHUNITTON, and FISHING TACKLE
JOHN KRlDER, Manufacturer ard Importer
Guns, Rifles Pistols, aud all kinds OF Sporting Appn
raIus constantly hand and iOr sale at the ~ f. Cor
OF Second and WaRut street. PhadeIphnai which
he sold low Wholesale or retail as at any esIab
Iishment of the kind in the U. $.
The franklin Institute Of Philadelphia awarded 10
him for workmanship two certificates, six silver medals
and one recall premium since l84O
The Crystal Palace of New York also, awarded
him medal in 1855 the only one given for Shot Guns
ard Rifles in the United States.
'Krider's Sporting Anecdotes, Price 81.
Address, JOHN kRlDEk.
Oct.4 55. 3m. Second and Walnut sis. Phia.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
THE SMYRNA TIMES
Is FUBLISHED EVERY
NWiNIDNTiSS SJ0A5Y MfmIHRTIN0A

WEDNESDAY, @0RNING
IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL, SMYRNA, DEL,
BY ROBr. ID. IOFFECKER,
At Sl.50 per annum, in advance; or $500 if.
not paid till the end Of the year. No paper
will be discontinued till al arrearages are
paid.
Advertisements not exceeding one square,
consplcuously inserted one time for fifty cents,
tv > times for seventy-fyc cents, three times
tc one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
ST 'srqucntihscrtion; longer ones in proportion.
WM. r. CAHOoN, Esq, Messrs. WILLIAM
N GEE, and WM. T. MANNING are authorized
to act as Agents for tho Times
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
NOTICE.

ENO H~Esa
HAVING been informed by highly respectable gen
trmcn from all parts ei the State that the lmpres
SION was um,v rsa III adv erllsing my Font Hill Farm
for sale, my object accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive To gam parlIcu'
lar benefit and not really 10 effect sale.
Influenced by this information, take this method al
announcing the public my serious and determined in
tcnOn. WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW Is, 10 make sale O
the aforesaid Farm. Persons having any desire to pur
chase will be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
W n B.-Prcc reasonable and terms easy.
DANIEL CUNIMINS.
Font HILL near Smvms mare h.
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POSTAGE ON THE TRIRuN-

POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE
The Postage on the Daily Tribune one year is
$l.56 the postage OIL the Weekly Tribune
for one year is 26 cts; the poslageOn the Semi
Weekly for one year is 50 cts.
Payable quarterly in advance, at the office
where the paper is received.
GREELEY g. McELRATH ..-.
Tribune Office, New York.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

TIL GREATET DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE.--PIanters, Farmers, Families and others, can
purchase 40 Remedy eql al to Dr.TObas VENETIAN
LINIMENT, for dysenIeTy, chOllc, Group, chronic,
rheumatism, sore thrOats, tOOIhache, sea sickness.
cuts burns swelngs. bruises, old sores, headache,
nuso,lito bes pains in the limbs. chest, back, &c.
II il does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trIal. and according to
The tITeCluns.
It is an English remedy. aud used by William
the w. laLe King OF England, and certified To by him,
rs euro for rheumatism, when every thing else had
iniled.
Over 10 OOO,G coo Bottles have been sold is the UNI
ted S,ales, without single failure, and many have
ed that they would not be without it, II II was $40
per bottle. in Oi Group as II Is us certain US II Is
applied.
IL cures Ch0era. when first taken, IN few hours
| Dysentery in hall hour; 'fooIhache in five min
utes IL perfectly innocent TO take int rnaliy, and
is mmende cd by the eminent physicians IN the
| United States.
| PRICE 25 AND so CENTS.
| DIR. TOBIAS could fill a dozen newspapers with
certificates and ieersreIaling to the wonderful cures
accomplished by his LIniment, but considers warr ant
ing sufficient, as any person who does not obtain
relief need net pay for IT,
DR. TOBIAS has put up n HORSE LINIMENF IN
mint bottles which is warranted cheaper and bette
ihnn any other for choc, scratches old sores, gals
sNeIiines, cuts, bruises. DC. Price 50 cents.
| DR. TOBIAS OFFICE,
2i0 Greenwich street, New York.
Inn Of. l854-.eoW .IV.
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Dissolution of fCo-partnersh;

isSOlthtiOm OF C0-SartnePshj
IhE Eo-parnershIp heretofore existing beivvl
=. NE undersigned. under the firm of GRAHd
All persons indebted 10 The late finn will nlooSo he
immediate payment, and those having claims oinst
hsn are requested TO present the same for setueht'
" Sshn I'll. Graham who alone is authorised tclOSe
Ne business Of the late li1n
JOHN u. GRNM.
~ ANDREW SlS''
nysna, Dell Feb z, l555-ly
SAesrs. GRAHAM & co. continue al thpld stand
on Commerce street, one to1r above lhaiOre of q.
w. Cummils recently occupied by the aDve Firm,
whefsi hey keep constantly on hand, audvIll manu-
fscture tu order tnware OF every descrIion, al he
lowest rates. Also STOVES for sale.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
BOOTS AND SHOES

NJ g4s TIE best al cheapest stock OF Boots, Shoes
Eh GaIlcrs. Gums, etc, the city, at DUN
7 &C. BARKS. 76 South Second street, Phiadel
pima. corner Carter 81.
Being mostly OF his manufacture, he guaran
es Them to and wIll sell, wholesale retail
: cheap as The cheapest.
Easy Shoes for old Ladies PLAIN and iancv Boois,
Sh"cs, Gaitrrs etc always on hand great variety.
for Boys, Youth Misses aud Children.
Prcrs-IadIcs GaiierS, Of every quality and style,
rnm 81 90 10 S2.3u. Gentle mems CaIiskin Boots
from 81 10 50 Patent Leather Shoes, Gamer Boots
ComgrCss Boots Bhton B0os, from 81 30 10 81 So
Gum En0Is, Shoes Sandals and Clogs. always on
hand. Old Gums bought and rel aired.
july 10 'j4-lv
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28


WILMINGTON, DEL.
FsNIlE subscriber manufactures andkecps con-
stantly on hand good assortment Of
MoOrc's Patent PIONS, of al sizes, which
h. will furnish to farmer and dealer on as good
terms as any other establishment; and would
here say, these Plows are fast superseding all
others, as they are right of draft and easy to
nlanagc bv the plowman. They received the
premium at the Pennsylvania State Fair, at
Philadelphia, this fall, and at the Fair of the
New Castle County Agricultural Society, held
at Wilmington, and at 4 number Of other Fairs
throughout the country.
The subscriber Is also Agent for Atkins
AUTOMATOM or SEIF-RAKING REAPER
AND NOW Err, which has attracted more at
teutlon within the last two years than any other
Reaper and over in use. This is attributa-
bic to the ingenuity of the apparatus for opera
} tnr the Raker-the lte-like movement of the
+ Rake-the etlectual manner in which its work
is performed, aud the general simplicity and
! durability of the whole machine. Price at
! Chicago Sl~0.
4 Also manufactures and keeps onh hand large
assortment of all kinds OF Agricultural and
| Horticultural Implements generally used by
! Agrlculturallss. Plows and other Implements
made to order. of any desired pattern.
! Also good selection Of Garden, Flower and
other SEED, of the best quality, which is war
ranted fresh and genuine, put up and furnished
on reasonable terms.
A.. orders for Implements or Seed sent by
ml.. promptly attended to.
Persons wanting Implements or Seed will
please give us a call before purchasing else
where.
GEO. CHURNSIDE,
No. 10 Orange ST., between Second & Front,
Wilmington, Del.
Dec. 6. lSll-3m.
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Notice.

q. siaai's a r' 1''s Notice.
rT,IIE undersigned. David J. Murpbey. named above
u hereby gives notice, that Letters Of Admn:slra
tion were granted 10 him on the 2iIh day o January
ls55 all persons therefore having demands against the
deceased estate, w present the properly attest
el ON or before the 2iih day Of January, 1856, O
abide by law IN tins behalf.
.SEi..ilsbF .1l6I ~ DAVID ). MURPHgY.
Feb ais lSJj-2m. 4sf.J
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

DIR. TOWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS.
100 in box. Price 25 cents per box. In store
and for sale by THOMAS MAGENS,
p a... 'f a"I.t Smyrna, Dol.
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TERMS.
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2S4 Market street, above Eighth, Ph.lada.
Dec. l3, lN5I-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
The Annual Meeting 81 tho

Jan 81, '55 3m.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24
Gov. wise-chiva1rie.

1uiS Hoteu vTSIuiau u spuuky. VenuSt
nuke due allowance, however. for his dis
play of. mettle; it is an intellectual exercise,
and, as such, will amuse. 80st i.iqa ii teai
Ia The Governor was invited to deliyerla lee
ture in Boston by the Boston Anti Slavery
Society, Neither the look Of the thing nor
the thing itself pleased his Exccllency. So
he said, and in saying twitted the committee
With sharp words and sharper threats. We
copy part Of it,lthe close, merely remarking
that the italics are the Governors own: ?. ?
| ii ag.z' ~ 5t;, Wis ONLY, NEAR ONANcocK, 81
ID r.4 AccoxAcK CouNrY, Va, Oct. s.. Sir.
GENTLEMEN: II
You say, :sdufing the next. season larger
number of gentlemen from the South viii
be invited" &C., &c. regret it, if anviotl1-
ers can be found in the slayeholiing S,ateg
to acc tpt your invitations. You plead the ex-
ample If Gen. Houston. ut is the last |
woul follow. j haye no doubt you Accord
ed very respectful attention to him last vim
ter, and were very grateful for his service in
you cause. iG BAG HtIs9s is aI6l ,iiesi15a{
You offer Gone hundred and fifty doll rs to
be paid to the lecturer, he airing his own
expenses" Lct mn tell you that Fremont
Temple cannothold wealth yrnonghsto pur.
chase one word Of discussion from me there,
whether aaiae, here, shall be mine or not;
but am ready to volunteer, without; money
and without price, to suppress any ,insurrec-
ton and repel any invasion which threatens
or endangers the State rights of Virginia, or
my individual rights under the laws and CON,
stitutions OF my country, or thcsacred Union,
which binds Slave States and Free together in
one bond Of National ontederaey, and IN
separate bonds Of independent soUereignties.
In short, gentlemen, will not deliver one
Of the lectures Of the course on Slavery at
the fremont Temple in Boston on Thursday
evening, January g.. 1856; and there vii. be
no'Thursday evening between the middle Of
December and the middle Of March next, or
between that and Doomsday, which will best
accommodate me for that purpose.
Il give you an immediate answer, and at
mytearlicst convenience indicating to you that
"the particular phrase Of the subject that /
will present" is, deliberately,to fight, if vc
must. an 6tsn 4sisUsg4 Is asiI adj Sae}s
-, Your ob't serv't, Henry A. WISE
40 the Committee.
That will do. Tho letter was thought a
smart thing at ssOnly }" We dare say, and the
particular phrase, ssto fght,I' especially 80.
1t will do away from "Only,: rs specimen
of the manners Of an official slave. holder
So we put it on record. se tgsI s5 ~
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rs FALL TRADE FOR 1855. f4ases
n B. COOKE & co. would call the attention of

rs q FALL TRADE FOR 1855. Fa8&s
n B. COOKE & co. wouId cali the attention of
D.dCountry Book seIler., Druggists and Others 10
their b. sni - ss g.ss 'Igsi b. t,tfK1
,sasseif IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOKS, l.ts5s y
Selected with special references to Western Trndc.
Our stock IL complete In every Department. and deal
ers in the smaller western cities will actually SAVE
MoNEi.hy buying here instead OF going east =
Oar faclitleF for the Ok goods
in various enables " 20 .spply
al oraers 9pa lo TUG enSpe spsiacton of
la, ,,,y;ed into ,sn a;.t;,c, do.
al Is, n nh s,. ~ the mnst comnstsn, s,ss.fan,.
- - - n ,..n.s., ~. -".4 .
ftu.., .G.'se - n. "a, N -....l. -.
ro,,,n,a,s sssnrt,ne,t ~ law boak t,h
sTre.,;.ss and sfateR,,ort.. lHp]r0 - n
5-'t-g 4 49,
~ ~. $3.50. -. -
20. m pe .ouua - iMsc sna
;;iss and frsaue1tIy entire eIi,ons Of ra,ks ,n
defy copettica NJ 10 miye and ab;lty 10 IIoer. A.
any .aornent. 10 any extent. = 80 = -
IA -s~ho., n..I n..,,.....
c,,,,r. n r.han,s "a IT. T...sl.a. VI, !,
tainioc supplies of school books a The ve,, pr;ses
We western pnt. he :. Of many If tho ieadnp
books IN ,ise in the sett ard narficariv
in the books by the Staae for
the in pabc schools. ~ 3 & ~ "a
s8a S,h.-Aeeney NJ p.,,mrn, .t.E easf
Book AGENTS. eolporteur, ana itineran, preacher.
can foeurS books tuitibl e. n tbs :. ~,
most Liberal frrm.. Our eatnl.,cue Of stock for
gents is cIpss e and priee il, III csss Mn prove
,ati.foef6yy wa AZ stnnfy;n,, Z yents Mo m.ke
60 Q ., IN = IT. gpf'''s's' 49, ~ 'AS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24
NEW ARRANGEMENT

rIsHE subscribers have sold their entire stock OF
Il Books, consisting Of Law. Medical. School and
Miscellaneous Publications, to d. T. CooKE 4 Co..
1856, Lake Street. who will hereafter supply all 81.
ders received by US. We bespcak for MessIs Cooke
eco. acontinuance of tho liberal patrona &c 20 long
bestowed upon u.s. assuring the book buying public
that they will find at the establishment of Coke 4
Co., largest aud best selected stock in the cum
try, and that they will fil all orders promptly and
honorably. Signed, ~ IA.1Il.& @. hurley
A. ii. &C. Burnley will still be found ut their
old stand, No. l24, Lake Street. with complete
stock of Blank Books and Stationery -ssilff5@
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct %, 1885,,
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Mari ied.-At Mrs. Cnrman's, Shokoktn, H., on
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1855. by the Rev.J. r. HAPp,
Mr. EDwARp CooPER. Of st. Louis, Mo. 4, Miss
ELEANOR, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Car
man, Esq :, Of Henderson Co.,Ills.
: Married.-In this city, on Wednesday, Oct. II +,
by the same, Mn. JACOB IL. BESs to MISS ANN
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c. Tho louisville Times has the moan.
assa 70 s~y that : young lady u the Mochan-
iss' Fair few nights since, pinned to the
besem Of her dress one Of tho piacards
wAlch exhibitors have fastened to their wares
wasa they want 70 keep s'hsnds Off, She
vsa wearing . low sectsd d,sss.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

~ Mr. Theodore Dwight, President
Of the New York Kansas League, says: 3
."Not a penny has ever been paid TO- iu-.
lucei any person to so to Kansas; and all
that has boon done is merely giving in
formation, providing for safe and conve-,
nient travelling, aud for advantageous To-
cations. Il is highly unjust 70 place such
operations on lcvel with the irruptions
of hired and armed men, residents Of Mis-.
sour, to abuse the bona fde' settlers,
drive them from the polls, vote in their
stead, and thus Introduce one OF. the most
despotic aud bloody codes ever invented"
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,anisJ MR.. MPSTER.
-~.zE (FRoM NEW York; s.2t9
COMPOSER Of the "May Queen" "Lament Of
~ the Irish Emigrant, "The Blind Boy" and
other popular songs respectfully announces that he
ajIys1r.r ORIGINAL 8 co., ~
B ALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
.8tEE ~ AT 81 II
.sT7s; 4F5G'tH MARION HALL. "a 8g.{EEfT
On THURSDAY EVENING OCT. 25th, Being the
only night he can Sing in Burlington, which viii
include the following songs; 'e11se ~
1.-THE INDIANS CUMPLAINT,"-r-.Oh! why
does the white man follow my ratbY' q
ia9E .st sS0ME THINGS Low NJ E."lSg0B
- JOHN, ANDERSON, MY HJO." =.
=. LAMENT OF TIE IRISH EMIGKANT."
l.54 urltE BABkING OF THE DOoR.nE{ r
u -, ,..THE. DEATH OF WARREN."ss.s I
li7.sa i ssa.l,s.'TllE BLIND Boy" s- F-ss
5Tat.g7 AN ALONE, ALL ALONE" .fess
-.r.- ..BuSC.N GEAI.'
The Cele;ra Ell Cnntafa s 4 y
..THEMAYf QuERE,r
ia song III, three parts 90 .='I s+1+=A-l Il
Poctr, by A. Tcnnyson- Music by Demptster.f
ssst PARrI.-7-E,e of May .5a3, sJHs $50 = .ntaak
n.---Ncw Yenrs' Eve zt-du- har Ti3aeH
s.i;f" ILL., Return If Spring. ,aa PSI, st aH
G9- This song represonts the Gradual decay offs
Young and beautiful girl from ths bloom of health
T. prem,l ture grave. The whole accompanied by
the iano Forte. s,,e-ss. IS, .-, a fa,fzts,i
Tickets S0cents.g Books Is ce3ts. .s,,lsg7.tlf
To commence ut 8 o'clock. s.E. (oct. 21, 4
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The editor Of the Dsbuq que Expscss and
Herald, which l. . leading locofoee rpsr,
thinks that the cosseatien which assem-
Ned att. Des Moines on the 18th, ought not
% make platform for Iowa Locofoooism,
bst psss resolu.ions condsmnatory Of the
kaNsss outrage sPou popular sovereignty
cod disrsfsc. .eis'.ls g fsf''ssae q s''@g
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c. ksoksk has voted 900 TO II 10 favor
Of the suhsorip,iou TO the Kcokuk and II.
Dss Noises n .ilroad.
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NrLnf R.aisrEa.- Wm. Ogden Niles
proposes to re-pablish the volumes Of this
valuable periodical extending through i
period Of twenty-five years, from 1911 10
1886. tits tho best authority on p,liti-
cal history, by universal admission that
can be produced. And We are glad that
it isto be republished. a copy shouldbe
in every public library at least .s1helt
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Clocksl Clocks I I

Just received good assortment Of the Thomas
y day and 80 hour Clock, which are MI warrant
to keep time. For sale by &sy y 81 -
A. .&W CARPENTER, Main st,
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- A horse n,,ned Snanole. an

~ A horse named Spangle, a spotted
gelding, owned and driven BY Isaac Wood
ruff, trotted over the Union Course, i. l.,
on the 18th inst, City miles in three hours
6fty-eight minutes; and four seconds.
the horse was stoppcd and 'spungef every
ten miles, The follosingis the summary
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FryKa Axp AcuE AND PHrsic.-We learn
fpeo our Exchanges that the supply Of Quiz
zine il ,exhausted in three .of, the principal,
towns on the Wabash in Indiana Terre
Hasee ran short 6rst, and then made i run
o. vmeenaes sud ex.laueted the stock there.
vinceAnes drew on Evansville and cleaned
that city ont. The editor Of the Essnsyilie
Jssrssl. II spsaaipg Of tho denand for qeiss
RUE, saga $50 s.@3 81 H6f sssf e4yssIfs Esn sis
auur quin,ne market was pretty dry yes
terday. Fincennes had made ! dsmand for
the article, which cltaned ont the drag sss.ss
tahlishments here. We will be all right to-
day, ana in the meantime the public can
haven free shakrfs sFsFg 81 ss
shaking 10 fashiouable this sesson. u; Some
persons have become 90 skillful at it By prac-
lice, that they can shake ssIlaii Columbias,
a,a Yiskes Doodle. loo. jpafaal. sTi
SIAvrs IN KAHsas.-Within month past
tAsfs has bsea alarEe aeeessioa 10 the STARE
population OF KAnsass 10 this i'm aediats
neixAbofAood several new comfrs have set
tle4s srd ID mest instanc<s have brought sev-'
esssssisses With them. Thin is ~hat NJ Iits,
70 ses they nDot be hrouchs INTO the Ter
fit0sy II too large numbers. fSr our rich
tsap lands viii give sdf1cient smploynent
- II slasss sad anply rsuaeraAe fheoxn-
g. Gene ea With Your dawes; or rich
laads invite ectfiefs from all section. Of the
SsseAs tSqssssar Sssertigss q. n nsss
u B<kes reasltsl. has eaisatsd s. 8 app.rs a
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