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or.,xhs,m;n. numbers carrying with 1t moral

oyerw helming .umbers, carrying with 1t . moral
force that shall silence and destroy sl opposition
Bat this scrub race wherein nothing is certain,
mu,t come, If the restoration Of the prohibltory
clause of the Missouri Compromise 10 not made
the central idea ofthe Presidential contest This
issue 10 tangible and permanent. twill be sus-
tanned by vast majority, while all others are
comparatively vague and transient and their
strength uncertain. We believe that very large
portion of the South itselfwould be found readyto
20 with the North Cd this ground, il all the men
who really hold to it would rally with ardor to its
support, and make it the sine qua non OF their
cooperation in any n,tisnal movement. Let US
hope that the good sense of the country will pre-
vail through all party organizations and thst the
Northern people viii illustrate their intelligence
and stability by steadfastly adhering TO the posi-
ton they 30 nobly won in the elections of 1854.
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THE LEAGUE OF DEsPOTs.

Az the Western Powers enlist new elements In
their alliance their real aims come to light aud
Vie scales, accordingly. should fall fsom the eyes
of the most sturdy believers in the high sounding
assurances so lavishly uttered at the beginning Of
the Oriental confagrAtion. One after another,
The second and thrd-rate Powers are whipped
into the alliance only it 10 not liberty, but despos
ian, which IL thereby cemented and strength
ened. We have already shown BY what violent
means Piedmont was forced to joio England,
France, and, eventually Austria, thus exposing
the Pedmontese army to at least partial destruc-
tiop, and thus consolidating the oppression Of
Italy by Francis Joseph. Naples comes next in
turn. King Bombs joins the others, and in re.
muperation his possessions are guaranteed to
him. Thus rendered secure on his throne, he
can continue his bloody rule, while the people he
curses with his despotsm are bereaved of every
hope of alternating their fate.
In fact, every imaginable expedient 10 adopted
TO gain adherents to the treaty Of December.
With some their fear, with others their poverty,
is used against them, BY the crafty, diplomatic
triad, CON posed of France, England, and Austria.
lDub, Wnuc TIC Mug VI NaP ics ouu otuct is1uoh
princes are spurred by fear Of revolution or .
French inv Aston, Portugal is handled through her
poverty. That country, psuperized bythe opera
ton of English Free trade and English tutorship,
unable to pay the interest of heavy debts, i' lured
by the promise of new loan, and in return is to
send troops to the Crmea; thus weakening her
self and STRENGTHENING the bonds Of her depend
ency on England.
Not enc of the treaties 90 concluded gives the
slightest guarantee to the people Of the preser-
vation of whatever liberal institutions they may
still chance to possess; and Naples, Rome
Bologna Tuscany and Modena will groan more
deeply than ever, their rulers being freer to eI-
ercIse their hated power. In this crusade for the
extension of French preponderance, British Free
trade, and Austrian turbulence, human rights are
thrust aside and liberal Aspirations mercilessly
crushed No alliance il made for generous and
lofty purposes or the faiatsst promise held out to
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Of its burden, and love the very cause Of their
ruin
Let single strong arm be lifted against this
enchantmens Of error, and we are persuaded that
lite charm would soon be broken. One vigorous
mind and noble heart, directing its energies to-
ward TIE dissipation Of the illusion. would soon
draw about it many thousand cooperating minds
and hearts. 1t only needs that the frst step be
tahep to insure grand ADD mighty movement.
Ii 10 true that that first step might cost the taker
gift his life that it would certainly involve him.
in On incesssnt and psinfal Struggle that he
would be obliged to face ston of obloquy aud
assault tina. would try his soul to its depth. Bat
Whist are these compared to the glorious results
10 be achieved II 10 impossible to accomplish
great mord or social triumphs without prelimi-
nary suferings, as, IN the capture Of city, they
who scale the walls must pass over the bodies Of
those who have persisted in the trens shes. Yet
We hnew that cities must be captured and moral
triunpts achieved.
but what you urge" the Virginiaus will cry
out, "is Abolitionism-that awful pest and afro
"city, which no sane man can tolerate for 8 mo-
"ment r. We reply that they may call 1t what
they please, but that it seems to US the merest
common sense-a plain dictate Of enlightened
eelfinterest and without an iota Of fsnssicsl or
undue sentiment in it. We simply tell the Viz
ginians that the first issue for them 10 to look
their own condition in the face--nos to allow
themselves to be humbugged any longer BY set
of old twadders and scsmps-but to gather up
the statistics of the Stste-its commerce. its
politics, it, social life-snd open their eyes to the
single truth they embody. We do not counsel any
Interference on the part of others but we do coun.
Eel them to take in hand their own affairs.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGros, Monday, Marc

"AsHiSGros, Monday, March 5 lssx
There Is some excitement, going on here, IN -,
to the appointments OF the subordinate oics,. =.
new regiments. Members Of Congre@, ara en-
msining and pressing the claims Of civilian. -
their constituency. The War Department, !, -.
with applications from officers OF the reev., - -
for promotions in these regiments I, Il reOo,,s ~.
evening that the Depart nen' has made al the ,as..
dinsie appointments from the regular srmy. 49,.
some second heutenants, which are to come f,o,, -
classes, at West Point The Democratic ,nsuh,- =
Congress say tba. the bill for the new resmeo,, v,.s
not have passed Congress II they had though, 49,.
General Shields would no, have been mad. . r..
dier-Gsnsral, or that the Department would h.,. \.
nored civilians as to the subordinate appointments
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks. Ind. and us...
Lucius Patterson, Mich, and Norman h Judd mi
were sdmitted a. attorneys and counsellor, az ~,
L. ). Supreme Court day.
No. SO John l.. Hays, plaintiff in error v. II.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The Mrrn~
was continued by Mr.. Davidse vin.on for the dsis.1
ants.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y. rriSunsI
SENATE. ALBANY, March 5,

SENATE. ..ALBAYY, March 5, 1881
Mr. SPENCER, In behalf Of the Bank Com nl"es,
reported in favor of the passage Of the bill 10 prevs
the Banks from dealing or making loans upon fhef
own capital m
Mr.. i. also presented petition from Mckssse
and Robins in relation TO the bill passed hFe y
Fix weeks since respecting excavations In toe " ~
New.York. That bill provides that those e1caYsuae
on building lots, TO greater deptn than eeu -
shall, at their own expense, proper! secn. 80
aiming buildings The petitioners think ths nsI
should be fixed at thirteen feet Tor d"en'ns'
twenty for stores
Ametdipg the Charter Of the City OF Rochester,
For the relief Of Mary Wsggonef. ,
Amending the Charter OF the village OF 49,
Falls.
TIE ROCHESTER, CLAIMS. m
The bill for paying damages to the o"nsrs =.
.;,es 1oos in pnmberI at Rochester, for dlVerh1
the waters NJ the Genesee River was up 10 ComSx
zoe of the Whole today, and debated Ill the ,ar -
sdiournment when Il was sent back TO the com1:
tee on Claims with instructions 10 amend II oy ~
the maximum to be paid each claimant, De''
which the Canal Appraisers shall not award. -
Mr.. BISHOP, ia the debate, stated fhst s sn n,e
amount of the els INF, a. sworn TO, was sz-.'''''
BROoyLYs HoRTicrLrrRAL socItf. ,r>
Mr.. SPENCER had come TO Introduce e. "a
cooperating John W. Degraner, John Maven
i Ess,m,n and their associates, under the ns. -
The Brooklyn Horticultural Society," OF the CoaS''
Kings. oovv,.voyrns.
Mr. MrNROE. this morning, INTRODUCED . o~
great length, entitled rouu,.sossnA
z AN ACT 10 estsbish Board OF Rslrod 70
nv - 10 define their powers and duties" ~
sEerIos /. Esssbshss Beard Of C"nnha'ss"'
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the eager nationalties. And now England. urged

the eager nstionalities. And now England. urged
on by some unaccountabe fatality appearsforemo't
in this dark pursuit and exercises all her might
for the consolidation of despotism. England, the
pous and seemingly hight toned England, eXalts
in close frie0dship with perurers, hanguen, and
executioner like Louis BoEsparse, Francis Jc-
seph, the Bourbon Of Naples, the jsckal OF No
dens. England, gratefully seizios their hands in
q frsternd grasp, affects to believe the gore
of nations does not incansdine her palms.
As to the poor Princes and Governments thus
ssized BY the throat and dragged into war-if
some Of them even were originally a. reluctant
as Piedmont-they have no chance left, menaced
az they are between Austrian oppression and
French invasion. Apart from the security which
some of the petty tJrauts find in this close asso-
citation with those mishtier-kings, psinces, and
nations are glad TO avert from their Pc the bitter
cup Of French occupation and conquest. AL Of
them must have lively recollection OF the Bona-
psrtian supremacy. Since the days Of Attils
Europe vas never 90 generally stripped and
plundered as she was BY Napoleon and his lieu
te0snts. In history Bonaparsisn conquest lie
t!nODymous VIII raPlHc anu ulHucr' WhsN'ci
may be said to the contrary by clever Habits
and stupid Abbotts. The descendants of the men
who giowered amid the purple swindle of the
first Napoleonic epoch, surround the new throne
mingled with the immoral and rapacous scum
created by the demoralizing government OF Louis
Philippe. All Of them are devoured by the hum
ger of getting rich without work, aad the spoils
Of invaded nations will act ss a powerful cement
to their obstIeperous loyalty. Under such lead
ers the French will fight to rivet Austrian tyrau-
Dy in Lombsrdy, Hungary and Italy; and for this
England will pour out the gold if not the blood
OF her children. But these new alliances will not
greatly increase the strength Of the Western bel
lieerents. The soldiers Of Portugal, Naples and
the other Italian contingents may stand FIRE,
but increasing humiliation and shame for aban-
doning the cause OF liberty and striking hands
with the foremost villains of the world, must shed
an neradicable stain on the escutcheon Of En-
gland. The next revolution, the menace of
whose ri,Dg gloom now lowers on the horizon,
il pregnant with danger even for her,
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LIBERTY IN KAssAs.-A correspondent writes Us
from Lawrence, X. T., under date Of Feb. $, that
" Free State Society" has been organized in that
place. In the articles of association, we find the
following:
The object of this Society shall be union Of effort
for the purpose Of securing this Free State by
of public and private effort lectures under the direc.
tracts and papers, as well a. the encouragement Of
individual effort.
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VETO OF THE FREE BANK BILL OF IN
DIANA.

CIscNSArI Monday. March s. 1885.
Gov. Wright, Of Indiana, has vetoed the Free Bsak
bill; and il is said he will also veto the State Bssk
BILL if it is passed. But the friends OF both bills q
the Legislature say they will unite and pass them not
withstsnding the veto.
Eastern Exchange is plenty and dull at al cent
premium.
Weather at present wet and the river is open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
ARREST FOR KIDNAPPING A FEM ALE 81 AVE-
pu,t ,nrt Dur. Mondav March 4 1854

THILAUILFHIt, HVuUby' WdftH y E"VSs
Yesterday morning a female slave belonging "a
planter in Louisiana, taken from vessel OF New
Castle Del, by the Police OF this city and the kid
nspper, named X. wick, was arrested, aud -
been committed.
The brig John Walsh, from Trinidad, arrived hare
to-day. Left in port at Trinidad the Sea bird roo
Portland, which reported having picked up the Csp'
tain and the crew OF the brig Hamilton, froa u
John, N. b., for Havana The John Walsh reports
psssipg rear IIatteras on the 23d ult, large qusst
ties OF wrecked materials such as real deck plsaks
chests of tea, &c.
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IMPORTANT CAUSE.

PATERSON, Nondsy, March ,.
Circuit Court Of the United States-In Equity
John ID. Hsger, complainant, Va. John Is rhompsos,
Edwin A. Stevens James Nelson, Robert 4. Stocktea
and Richard Stockton, defendants.
Judge Dickerson, at Chambers TO day, granted "a
order to compel the defendants 10 show cause bsoee
the Court at the March Term In Trenton, why 40 ~
tacbment should not ssue compelling said defendants
to al swer the amended bill of complaint these DO.
PENDANTS being In default for not complying with hs
previous orders Of the Court.
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The National Democrat is rather unfortunate an in
quotations from our columns. That journal sttrib-
utes to The TRIBUNE the prophecy that Mr.. W. c.
Rives viii be the Know-Nothing candidate for the
Presidency, and will be elected. We beg to say that
we have never entertained nor expressed any such
nnininn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Monday, March 5, lsSs.
The weather here has been very warm to-day ~
snow Is melting away fast. This evening We had
slight fall Of rain.
Nearly 900 shares Of gift distribution sold 6
the Metropolitan Theater tonight. The articles q
for distribution are a costly piano and guitar, gon
watches, pencils, &c. Much excitement w~ man
tested on the occasion.
II is reported that the Buffalo and Brsntford RSss
is open, and that the trains commenced running 70
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MONROEvILLE, o.

SAsDUskf, batufday, mhch >, 1907
fire broke out in Monroeve, Ohio at an esdy
hour this morning destroyin the entire business psH
OF the town, including two dwAIing-hoSes. six dry
goods stores three groceries two boot and shoe stores
one clothing store drug store the Poet Office, ss1
Odd Fellows Hall. The loss is over ESQ, 900. Csus
Of the fire unknown.
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POLITICAL, MEETINGS IN SYRACUSE. n. Y
Sxp,cre. Mondav Marcia

Two crowded and enthusiastic meetings were held
here TO night, preparatory To the election when takes
place to-norrow The one OF the 4" Unionsts, Ct ths
CITY Hail, was addressed by General j. w. NV.
Tbos q. Alvord, 4. ID. Dilaye, aud others
Another meeting Of Americans, at the Cornthse1
Hall. was addressed by the Hon. MIR. Goodwin and
others amid great excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

We publish in another column letter from
Mayor Wood on the Police bill now before the
Legislature. There is great force in the Mayors
suggestions, and we trust they will be duly con-
sidered by the Leeisiature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

NEw.BrDroRp, Mass Monday, March 5.
George Rowland, Know Nothing. was chossa
Mayor Of this City to day The vote vas IS follows:
Rowland ,s3i; Rodney, Free Soil, III.
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Our readers will find on the sixth page OF this
paper some letters from our correspondents at
London and Paris, which contain matters emf
nently worthy Of attention.
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Neiu3lork DAILY Gribnars
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1855.

ADvrhTIssMExTs Intended for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE of
bs should be handed In By to day The immense
edition issued OF this makes 1t necessary w order
to secure their insertion that friends should thus early
hap In their fayors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

L. s. BRIG CAMBRIDGE IN DISTRESS
NORFOLK, Monday. March ), 1855.
The L. s. brig Bainbrdge put in here In distrss.
to-day. On the 2lst Of February, during gale q
wind che became much disabled, and wss obligedn
throw her guns overheard.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

A Peep AHEAp.--The change ir the
MoneyHMarket from bad to good, has
been surprising. The change in trade
and in currency, though slower, will be
equally surprising. The basis for an ex-
pansion is of the very best Character
Specie is ab~updant--.he confidence OF
The people in Bank currency is great
mercantile credits are good--ihsre is
scarcely a doubt of a good harvest. and
the prospects of peace are better.
Thsi future is pregnant with prosperity,
and those who are the most decided and
prompt in action will make The most
money. Banks should be prepared 10
issue a large volume of currercy-it
will be wanted. Merchants should be
prepared for a large business-i. can be
done with more than ordinary safety
and railroads and canals may safely count
on a good increase in BUSINESS. Old
fogies. croakers, and those who live on
small salaries are to have two or three
years of suffering. Ihompson's Re-
porter.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
p Kings Hotel, 'aaa4s
Corner OF Pine &. Second Streets
SAINT LOUIS. NO. I1.

- WE take this method Of informing Il.
It'll public that we have taken the new
i.A large and connections house to Be
known as kings hotel = situated at tho corner
OF VINE and second streets in the most business
part of the city and only one square from the
river. "a 2a4a@ III 49,
Inc proprietors of this Hotel pledge them-
selves to spare no pains nor expense, to make
TINS one OF the most desirable houses for men
OF business and the travelling public IN general.
The senior partner OF this house, George /.
King, would take this opportunity ia refurn1 his
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage extended to him while ~proprietor of
the Missouri Hotel, and solicits a continuance
or those fayors to the new house. sssfta1af aga
Ottumwa, Oct. 18th, 1054-6m.ar ffss .vas
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES,
FEVER AND AGCE,

UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND AGCE.
#'NHE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDI
ClNEAND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE
chartered by the State Of Pennsylvania. Apri
2sth, 1888, mainly TO arrest the evils of spu.
rlous nostrums; also to supply the public will
reliable remedies, where the best medical adj.
vlseTs cannot or will not be employed. having
purchased the invaluable remedy,
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
the first and only known for TWENTY YEARS,
as the certain cure for Fever and Ague, and is
kindred complaints, confidently recommend Il
to the patronage of the afflicted.
The above institution likewise recommends
for Bowel Complaints,
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
BLACKBERRY ROOT.
and in due time will furnish its own remedy for
every disease that can be safely treated in this
way.
By order of the Trustees,
JOHN X. ROWLAND, M. d..
President of the University, and Head of the
Pharmac critical Department.
Home Dispensary and Office, No; 68 Arch
Street, Philadelphia.
% AeEST-James Hawley, ottumwa.
Aug. "a, le54.--n32 Tyr.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

A<zzHNs IN VINHE F1FTlETH Edi
@QEA i ton. with One Hun
xsrSAllXMsS~ dred Engravings, show.
ing Diseases and Nal
formations of the Human System in every
shape and form. To which is added a Tfea,
tlse on the Diseases of Females, being O
the highest importance to married people
or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. d.
Let no father be ashamed to present a
copy of the Eculapius 10 his child. II
may save him from an early grave. Let nc
young man or woman enter into the secret
obligations of married life without read.
ing the Pocket Eculapius. Let no one
suffering from q hacknied Cough, Pain In
The Side, restless nights, nervous feelings,
and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensa.
tons, and given up by their physician, be
another moment without consulting the
fseulapius. Have the married, or those 4.
bout to be married any impeachment; read
this truly useful book, as It has been the
means OF saving thousands of unfortunate
Creatures from the very jaws of death.
o. Any person sending TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS enclosed in a letter, win
receive one copy of this work BY mail, or
live copies will be sent for One Dollar
Address, post paid. DR.. WM. YOUNG,
No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
Sept. 2Sth, 1884, y
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

"Pomp was ys ever drunk ~
"No; ! wao intoxicated wild ardenl spir.
its once, snd OATS huff for dis darkfy.
De Lord Dress you, Ceser, my head felt
as If II was an oal house /; all de niggers
in de world appeared to be splitting wood
in it,"
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

GOLD IN BRAzIL.-Ihe Journal Of
Commerce translated from a Para paper
the particulars of important gold discover.
les IN Brazil, and the formation of a com
pany to- work them. with a capital of half
a million dollars. rhe Maraaham editor
claims that they are equal in richness
and value to the mines Of California or
Australia.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

TRIAL OF STRENaTH.-On Saturday,
q freight train weighing three hundred
tons, and extending from town to town.
passed over the suspension bridge of
Niagara Falls, settling it less than three
inches.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
Patent Medicines.

A YRES Cherry P~ectoral, Jaynes Medicines,
Lopdens Medicines, Pepsin, Liyerwort s
Tar, Cholagogue, Smiths Tonic, BULBS Sarsa-
parilla, King of Pain, Davis Pain Killer, yell
low Dock & S~arsaparilla, Sloan's Medicines,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Fahnestock,s
Vermifuge, McLean's do, Hobensack;s do,
Lihiments and Pills OF all kinds, for sale by
NOV. Ion. w. l.. ORR,
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
Stray Cow.

SInTh % eo a1WA' S:
TAKEN up by j. W.. ireland, at his resi-.
Il dence in Otrumwa, in said county, before
Newton e. Hill, Esq, a Justice of the Peace
IN and for said county, on the 10th day of jan
One daik ral, orb1ue, brindle cow, white back
and face, and some white on the belly. NnsIx
marks or brands. Supposed 10 be -
years old and valued at twenty dastE, Clerk.
JOSEPH
OtEmwa, Feb. sth, 1s
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

- There are about seven million
porss in the body Of a man of ordin AIRY
size. If these were joined lengihwise, !.
tube would be formed twenty .sigh. mile.
long. 4
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12
OttumWa Land Agency.

M Il will sell on fair terms a number OF
w VALUABLE LoTs IN OrTUMwA;
SEvERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS NEAL
TOWN; and a quantity of
WELL SELECTED WILD LANDS in differ.
ent parts of the county.
ALSO:
A few thousand acres of land, and a
few Town Lots, held by VIM. Ruddi OK by
decree Title" Settlers preferred until
September LIST. 81
We will cash a few Eastern Bills, If
presented soon. Also, No 1 notes from
6 to IL months. J.. & j. DEVIN.
april 9th, lS54.-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

AZ The Linn County Register says
thai Hon. James Harlan, Senator elec.
from this State. has been requested and
has consented TO address the citizens Of
Linn county. at Marion, on the 4lh of
July next.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

"kEoKUK" is the name of a new boa.
recently put into the St. Louis and Keo.
kuk trade, as a regular packet.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

Habitin a child is at frs, like a spid-
er's web; if neglected, it becomes a
thread or Q Irvine; next a cord or rope;
finally q cable; and then who can break
il?
Demoine courier., 1855-04-12

Ca. Having bought the entire stock of goods
of ID. P. lnskeep & Co., / would say to all Of
my old friends and customers that / will be
found at the old stand at all times, ready TO wait
on those who will favor me with a call.
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
S. CASH and produce will be taken in ex-
change for goods. G. +.
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth, 1853,