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A. /. pFHSc. ~. cIArroots.
| A. l.. DEMING 4 CO..
Successors to Grs1riiIe B. Smith D Co..
/ bankers and dealers in Exchange, Keokuk, 10.
Osghs cheeks all the principal cities constant
~ for sale in sums 10 suit.
Collections this cify retpitted for promptly OF
current rs ties Of Exehangs.
We will bny and -elI all kind of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Note, nj best rates.
Interest allowed on special lie posis
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Nessrs. L. W Clark, Dodge Co. %
+" Lucas Simonds, St. Louie.
- E. W. Clark d Bros. g.
q, y. Corwith Co., Galena-
May 81, 1855. d
EXCHANGE AND nESKHNG HOUSE
nFGE0. c. ANDERSON, on Third between Main
N/And johnson Streets, keokuk lows Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange
w. Interest on deposits when specially agreed
upan.
Refer to T. W. Clark d Bros,
Bogy, MiIenberger Co, 9.
John j. Anderson d Co, ''' iou''
f. ". Clark, Dodge Co., New York City
"a Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
july IA ls55.---dT
sankin! House of ch... P.rsens.
Cor of Main and "a Sts.. kEOkUk, IOWA.
SHHT Exchange on the East and South bought
lJand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits as per agreement.
Refer to Lucas smonds ST. Louis, Mo.
L.. A. Benoisf l. Co.. do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan. Sherman Co. New York.
Drexel Co., philadelphia Pa
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, O.
Price, converse Co., New Orleans, La.
sept. /. ls55.-ily
n. ". Alexander Co.,
EoRN AkDING and Commission Merchants ];
l Freight Agent for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boa Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes
ITO South Water Street, Central Wharf, Chicago, III
Liberal cash advances Shipments Of Producr
or Merchandise, iAy sas in this market, or ship
ment to friends east.
Refer to ". l.. Ewing 4 Co., ST. Louis Mo (; S. /
W b. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. Green 4 Stone Musca-
tine, Iowa; b. Ii Campbell 1 Co., Galens, ILL.,; j.
III. langley Co, Rock Island. H.; Bsrkley,
Thompson Co., davenport; Ii. T. Foster, Boards
D II. Reed, Gncshurg III. MS Gilman, New
York Fass'tt 60. Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark package esrs oi L. v. 4. 4 Co.
July II, lSoa---ddwly
Neal Abbot a Co.'S Time Expre...
DR0PRIETOKs Neal, Aubat L Co. IS Broad st.
j Y. T., Wifbams, Tanner i Co.. Buffalo Shin
daily by Peoples Line of Steamers, foo. Court and,
Street.
For bills Lading, apply to
Neal, Abbot Il Co..
I. u. brooke. ss Broad st. N Y
Virgil lIiilycr
Mark PACKAGE "Ncas Abbot 4 Co.'S Express"
July 21, l55j.--dd w8m
1900 1855.
Nercnanfs' Western Line.
NJ NEAL, ABBOT a CO.. New York, WILLIAMS
~ TAsSEh 4 c., Buffalo, Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier ., Eas River, New York
al a.carsoes faly Insured to Buffalo
No iranshipnlent between New York and Buffalo
For fretzN apply 10
Neal. Abbot j Co.,
p p. Brooke, 6S Broad St. N Y
Virgil Hdlycr,
Mark packages. IN. ". Line
July q, ls55.--dsw6m
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kUokrk rEMALE sEMINARY.

To any entiemart
yXYISHIN6 new Hat we have ju vt received per
w Express IL dozen Soft AAts Of Superior quail
ity ut the ''Great Western Emporium"
d. +, HUMPHN sY GAGE
August IL, 1855.
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COv MY AGENr.


~ 1. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent In
Lee County, for the sale Of spiRtruous LIo.
UoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Ssrrsmentai
purposes only.
kuk, Iowa.
July Sd, 1855. d1y
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. j. X RICkEY, Surgeon Dent -
L. ist, having returned from the East *
viii be happy 10 wait on his friends 1QIICD
Having large stock of Teeth from
the best manufactures can please the most fnstidi
Gus Teeth mounted on either gold piatina, on
his new improved method which Is pow boing used
by the best Dentists. lie is also prepared to mount
Block Teeth, or Continuous Gums, gold or platina
when on the latter, at lower price amounting to
the difference in cost OF materials full sets on gold
for 3 90 on PLATISA for SOC. All work warranted
Office on the south side OF Blonean, between ID and
4th streets, keokuk.
March 27--dly
kEOkIk FEMALE SEMINARY.
fIyuE Winter Term for 1886 will commence on
i Monday Nov. 10Th. The Advanced Department
continues under the charge of Miss Mary ). Haft,
the Primary Of Miss Julia Benedict, and the Depart
ment Of Music and French of Mrs. Williams.
Tuition fees formerly.
| Primary Department, W
Advanced 6 90
Fuel, Ink Care Of Rooms, &c, 50
Lessons on Piano Forte, l0 ou
Guitar %
French and Latin Language w
WM. II. WILLIAMS, prlncipal.
Keokuk, Nov. 18th. 1855.
I,OK Sale on advantageous and easy terms, tonr
desirable tots in this city, also esl lois ad
joining the city. Apply TO the above.
nov1 4d4wl0tw
To any Gent emart
yXYISHIN6 new Hat we have ju vt received per
w Express IL dozen Soft AAts of Superior quail
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l1
tfATI,IJNE STR MEPS

MAIL LIN I. hIEAMEF5.
flsHfS popular line Of sea,neys Will make regulsr
l. daily trips usual throughout the season, con.
Meeting at keokuk with the regular daily Mail
Packets 10 Rock IsLASp, GALESA and 81. PAUL, run.
ming in connection with the Railroads 10 Chicago
and the East.
The line is nj present composed of the steamers
DIE NEasox, WEsrERNFR, JEANxIE DEANS, and
KEoKuK whose names alone are suf6cient guArAn-
ty Of their speed and accommodations
4
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y 2 "HIFNUNk kFl BEE kItkEL.
WHITCOWR NICKEL.
"A TIORSIES at Law aud General Lsnd Agent
~ Moniezuma Powea hiek county Iowa. viii
attend to all business entrusted 20 their in
Poweshiek, Iowa, Benif.s Tama Marshall, and J as
pr caunsies.
Collections will rte,a,e special attention
Refer 70 Il. Dougl.ss i ca. 81 Louis John
Bioct Co, Pittsburg ". A. L. shumway,
Philsdeiphia; hcnznger 4 Co, Baltimore Hon.
= H. Curtis, Warren, Pennsyl,anis; Hon. u. K.
Barrst, tho' field pennsy lyanis Editor pittaburg
"DaiIy Unlon,' &c.
June :, ls5se--d
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JAMES REYNOLDs,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

~ N ksS - !. \ NOAsOSV
Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST.
Mechanics Block, North side Of Main 81, Keokrk,
lows. ~al-' b wa9s
LAAlNb made arrangements for . perma- =
4 L nent basiness in the above line. am nov
offering 10 the city and country trade a large
aud we'll selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Dyes, Oils and Naxnshes, BuahM, 6inm-
ware and Window Glass. Also Perfumery aaA fan
cy articles. Cigars, Tobacco and SNUFF, and choies
hssortment of FamiIy Groecriss, inelsdiMg RfSess.
Tess fiasoring Extracts 0apdiea, soda, AalsGAsua.
and variety Of articles pertaining 10 that 1span-
mcns all which viii lie sold the princi - ef
''smsll profits and quick rcturns. !"
Particular attention given TO preparing prescrip-
tions. In esses where medicines are rsqsSrpA anS-
ing the night IL is freq ssntly nconvsnie to oasan
,hssn- This dinisuity hsso consietAiyi ahsiaAed
by having my residence In part Of the seme bnild
Ing occupied by my store and persons desiring med
icines may rely upon procuring them nt All hosfs,
nigh or day, without incons enience delay.
Drugelsts merchants and cthers ptruhssiue hy
the quantity, are requested to give me \ call, ~
am determined to sell ON favorable terms as any
house in tho city.
April G. S55. dy
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REYNOLDS Drug ssssu.


NoUID respectfully cai the attention Of tie
w public To their srcck uf thE Arst snAlfsr II
marble, which they have just received direct from
the East which they enabled to sell at - cheep
rate ~ ran be obtained in st. LOUIS
We determined TO act upon the motto
'saAiL raoFrrs ASp oETtH RrTpsss
Give us cali and we pledge ourselves to show vnu
as fne marble and AZ good work kmanship, both in
The ornamental and plain styles, can be found
any where IN the United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on il.
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet ans demand that may be made FOR articles in
our line.
Third Street between Main and Hondesu.
Aprll ). lSJJ Il
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W. A. PATTERSON, wA. TihBERMAS, WIZ PATTERSON.
WV. a. PATTERSON 4 CO.,
COMMISSION L FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and 40 I.evee, kcokuk, Iowa.
Consi gnments Of all kinds Of Produce win receive
prompt and personal attention.
Aupu9t %, IS55.--d6wy
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To the CI,,xe.. :, k..k !,

To the C1uixens 81 X eokuk.
flNHE subscribe would announce the citizens Of
L heoku that he has just received stock of the
best and NEST fashionable goods for geutleman's 's
wear ever brought to keoknk; consisting Of French
and American cloths cassimeres and yestings plush
es telyets, grenadines cashmeres, de-, which be i'll
make up tho shortest notice and in the best style
to order. The subscriber has also hand fine as
sortmeni Of shirts, crayats, scarfs collars, &c.
sep Ii JAMES M. TYLER
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CommissiSn and ForvA Aarding Ner-
chant,
A Nd dealer in Produce and Provisions, | Mon
a Block, Main street, keokuk, lows.
Special attention given to receiving aud forward
ing Merchandise and the sale of all Produce con
signed 10 him.
His House is large and affords good accommoia-
tion for the storage VI Merchandise and Produce Of
every kind dec6ls55d&w
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kEokuk AND ROCK ISLAND

1879. l 1855.
RAILROAD NAH. LINE STEAMERS.
{ISHE twe fast stcuIners J. kEE and Ben CANT
i BELL, now making daily trips, connecting at
Rock Island with the for the East, and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Gaena and Saint Paul, and
at Keokuk with the grea. Mail Line Steamers Jcn :
ME Deans, Westerper, keokuk and Die Vernon for
81 Louis.
]. MKgE, Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves DAvep
port and Rock Island every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings far keokuk- Returning.
leaves keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Evenings.
BES CAMPBELL. Captain K. F. Bartlett, leaves Ds
yenpori and Rock Island every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Returning, leaves keokuk
every Wednesday, Friday and sunday evenings.
For Freight or Passage. inquire on board, or Of
T. hEAIGHT, Agent,
March 3.-dff keokuk.
st. LOUIS AND r + o X =
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New Arrangement.
YINHE Steamer q. ". spARHAWK
L VIII run as regular daily packet L
from keokuk, IN connection with the earsd
of the Northern Gross Railroad si Quiucy leaving
Quincy al so'cl'.ek and arriving at Keokuk nj IL
NJ, and leaving keokak return trip ai O'Clock.
For lrei ght or passage apply On board.
J. r. STorr~, Agent at keoknk.
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00 uoZ Floyd's American Penetrating Lini-
IOU ment, IN quantities 70 suit purchasers.
2uo doz kscaiapian Linimenf, anu grest rariety
II Patent Medicines III WI =
April 6, 1850 REYNOLDS Drnc fta..
I eAsk pnre Black berry Wine suitable for mod
L einal and .acramental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug 6s9s,
| ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Couaa. In
IL Demar and Coach Varnish on hand snA.lnr ~
at REYNOLDS Drug 6lore.
I cAsK Prunes 1t -
j REYNQr nc, nx,.~ o.
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BENTONsPORT House,

John p !. y obi ON. Proprietor.
YTNHE proprietor would call the attention Of the
i travelling public to the nb,ve House. assuring
all who favor him with call that his house and
stable are large and eommoiinus, and amply fur
nished, and that he will spare pains to give en-
tire satisfaction.
November 81, lsJ5.--dly
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WINS ROUSE.

CoRxEa or Jonssas Akp Flks1 STREETS,
DY CHARLES q. BUM I'll. The under ~
ID signed takes plcaqrofa = announcing that ;sf
be has taken this veI& 9spalsr HOUSE and -
msos oe@e.e;s - 'ae ,se no,
ronage Of the psbiiSs p Z fslieses he can meet the
want. of all who desire essA House.
He hopes, by close application to the business
and attention TO the many wants of the traveller to
merit and obtain share of patronage.
Tr- Baggage taken to and from Boats free Of
charge CIIAS. q. Bt NNEEf..
Apr,I 8 Is55 df
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BALL KIRkHAM,
LtaMIIY Grocery and Provision Depot, Post build
J. ings I'd ST., bet ween Main and johnson, where
they keep ly hand large supply of fami
y groceries and provision of every variety, and OF
the best quality which they intend to sell a. cheap
If not cheaper than any other house in the city and
hope by s.rir, attention 10 business TO merit share
OF the public patronage
n. B.--our wagon il in readiness 90 wait on all
uhomay favor "a with n call AoY. d
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NOmmissfon, storage and Forward.
ing Ne hant,
MO. % Leyee. and Sc Commercial street, (between
~ Olive and Pine,) st. Louis Mo. dSwly
y. r.. C0PELlN,
I,ORWARDING and Com mission Merchant, whole
Il saie dealer III Groceries and Produce, No. ct Le
see, keokuk. lows
N. B.--Psrticular attention paid to the Forward
ing business.
AprlI IL, lS54.--d6w
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Docsors MoGngIn ana AIien

ITAyE associated themselves in the practice II
L i Medicine. viii eontinuc TO attend IN consul
saiion in all easc and any required distance, Uw-
ing To the spscioasaess Of their oice rooms, and
large liharry If the best medical works extant,
taey prepared to receive aud instruct iargs oist
Of pupils.
u. L. M'Hugin, VI. d., Residence on 3th, between
Main and Bondear.
j. r. Allen. VI D., Residence on High, between I'd
and .th
ofice ia the 'post building, "a story, on 80 q.
between Main and ehnson.
Consultation hoars between ii o'clock, A. NJ. and
1p oct3ld
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ATTENTION, ATTENTION

AAAING made arrangements for the establish
i L ment Of large Clothing Mandatory, the
Eastern plan, / offering my Spring and
ssmmer Goods AT PRIME cosr. Those in need Of
Clothing will End this to he q rare chance
Corner of First and Main Streets.
NATHAN U0FFHE1MER.
Keokuk, July l3, IS55.-d6wly.
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SAMUEL HAsIIL. JOSEPH HAAlI.L.
y. Il j. HAWILI.
N/IIOLESALE Grocers. Tea dealers Commission
w -,nd Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Leyee
three oors below Locust street =. Louis, Ne.
Mare \ a. lS50-d
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NlTHOLEsAL ALE and retail dealer tn Foreign ano
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trimmings, &c, No. 80 Main
Street, Keokuk. Iowa
Feb. Z, 1855. d
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STAFFORD Il M,CVNE,
M HoLEsALE GYeeers and Commission Mer
w chants, second door above the corner Of Blon
denu, Water Street, Keokuk, Iowa,
Nj lrc q & ls55.-dtf.
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WRxlAA WIsrxR. Proprietor.
C,oRNHA oesead and Cedar streats, Fort Madi
~ son, keae.
r% HAnEnge taken to and from boats Free o
charge
~ Stage~ leave this House daily for keokui
and Burlington.
June Is, 1883.
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}. A fpsLAsB. JAMES WATT.
IBRaDGLAND AND WATT.
yyTH OLESALE DEALERS in Best brands Of
w Virginia Tobacco and Importers Of fine Ha-
sana Cigars, West Side Of Third street, between
Main A~<i Johnson, keokuk. Iowa. sep 25 Sind
=. W. II. TICKEK.
TMPOHTERs and wholesale dealers in Hardware
i and Cutlery, corner of Main and Second Streets
Sign Of the RED paddock.
~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-03
W4sH1saroN. Dec. 81.

HousE.-Mr. Farley, from the com
mittee on Territories, reported back,
with amendment, the Senate bill, outhor-
izing the construction of the subterrane-
en- line of telegraph from the Mississip-
nj or Missouri rivers to the Pacific
Ocean-Referred to the committee of
the whole.
Tbs act for settling private Land
claims in California, was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
The House went into a Committee of
the whole on the Army Appropriation
This together with the bill making
appropriations for the General Post
Office, was subsequently, reported to the
House. n
There was no debate upon them.
Mr.. MeDougsl wished to amend the
Army bill, by appropriating$20I0e for
the purpose Of, demonstrating how far
camels can be employed for .~transporta-
ton over deserts, but thesSpeaker ruled
the amendment to- be sout of order on
the ground that:the law does not au-
thorize such appropriations.
Mr.. Benton made an Intellectual effort
to amend the bill demanding Post Office
appropriations, SO as to orthorize the
the Postmaster-Genera to contract for
carrying the mailssfrom Independence to
San francisco. In coaches, wagons, and
sleighs; contractors to open two roads
and charge a moderate toll for travel
ers. Both bills passed.
Mr.. McDougal presented Col. Ere
mont's Report, describing his last ex-
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The Kansaa congressionaI ELECTION:

49, EaT-s rr< ~4E1NzEEE EfEaEFH9 A1rl
The following narrative. communiea-
ted to the Baltimore Sun by a resident
of Kansas, while itscems to confirm the
.rumor Of gross and corrupt Interference
by nonresident veters, imported from
Missouri, furnishes likewise encouraging
indications that the actual residents OF
the Territory are anti-slavery, and that
tho sympathies of Coy. Reeder and his
associates in the Territorial administra-
ton share that sentiment The CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sur, who
writes from Fort Leayenwort' under
date of December 6, is thus character
lied by the editor g He was a-Baltimo-
rean, and only left this city to settle in
Kansas during last summer. Here, he
was known as a young and active mem
Der ofsthe Democratic party, n supe-
rior, we. believe, to all factional or ultra
purposes; and, as he himself states, was
,Mithfthe Administration on the Kansas
Nebraska measure"
Omitting the first iDstaHments ofsthe
letter, mostly occupied with complaints
of the irregularities of the mails on the
frontier of Kansas, and some personal
notices Of Territorial functionaries, the
writer proceeds:
~The election here on the 29th ult.,
for o delegate to Congress, occasioned a
high degree of excitement. Gen. Whit
field, the pro-slavery candidates. is said
to have been elected. You have no
doubt been 50 informed, So far as the
number of votes cast in his favor may
90 to give him the election, he has it
but If the character of those votes has
anything to do with the result, he hasit
not. He was not elected by the people
of Kansas. He is not their delegate
He was put upon the track by people in
the State of Missouri, and put through
the baIlot-box in Kansas by the people
of that State. Before the near approach
of the. time of election no sign could be
discerned. blythe most obseryant indica-
ting anything else than the seccess of
the anti.slavery party.
-aThe Governor of the Territory, and
all his personal and political friends,
were on that side, together with two out
every three persons IN all parts of the
Territory. But within a day or two
of the election, the country began
to swarm with Missourians. They came
over in crowds-some in wagons, Others
on horseback, and others yet on foot
They were, for the gearter part, a most
nnseemly and reckless set ofmen. They
II 49, ~ .gAEEltAN4 EENN III
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Thomas J. Bull
g ia vs.
Daniel Pretzman, '
Fl. Fa. VS.. Def't. sla-s
DURSUANT to t-kerconmaad of an execu-
ton issued inithe above case from the
Court "Reminiscences of Richland County,
Ohio ito me dinected, J. will expose to- Pub
lie Sale aethe premises Of Daniel Pretzman in
the townnef Loudonville, in. Ashland County
and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, the 27tb dag Of January,
A. I. ,:lS55,, between the hours OF ten o'clock
"A. NJ. andsfouf O'Clock P. M. ,soPsaid day, the
Neutrality-suspicious. Goods andC hatteis TO wit.
Four Cook Stoves, no. O. and trimmings;
three Cook Stoves, no. 5, and trimmings; one
ParIor Stove andthree Cfncin n I'll Cook Stoves,
as the property of Daniels Prstzman- Terms
<of sale, Cash. JQHNHD. JONES, Sheriff.
January 8, 1855. sata-pf42,75
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II 80 EELrr4-.4 - ELr
Ia correspondents of the States
man announces the following ticket for
nomination ON the 8th:
For Governor, Ger. JosErH McDow
ELL, Of Highland County.
For Lieutenant Governor. Co. WM.
SAwxERsaSfA ag3aize County.
BorsAaditorrtf State, sHyaHsJ. JEw-
EFT, Of MuskingumtG oanty 80
Fer Treasurer Of State, JAMES B
KiaerofBntler County.
3ForsAttorney General, Ex1Goyefnor
REUBEN WooD, Of Guyahoga County.
For Member of the Board of Public
Works, JcsEPH CooPER, of Hamilton
County.
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1.-THE New York Evening Pest
learns that the treatyfor the annexation of
the Sandwich islands to the United
States will soon be transmitted to our
government the King being SO wearied
and Disguised .4ith the intrigues of the
French and etka insolence of the Eng
lish eOnsultthat he feels very impatient
to see the; bargain oonsuma:ed. 1t is
supposedthat the souths@iIl oppose this
Treaty because slavery is not permitted
in these Islands.
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APPOINTmENTS RY THE GOV.
ERNOR.

WfLLLAM KENsoa, of Belmont county
Judge of the Supreme Court, to FIJI the
VACANCY occasional by resignation of
WALIAM B. egALDwsrl7 eao e 49,
RoRERr ,. WAnDEs, Of Franklia
county, Judge of the Supreme Court, to
Gil the vacancy accustomed by the resig-
nation of JoHa "A .oCoRwIN.
JoHm Nc COOK, of Columbiana county,
Trustee of the Benevolent institutions,
viceR 1cHARpW WARNER, resigned,
Of Fairfield coun-
y, Trustee Of the Benevolent Institu-
tiors, eiee Grocer E. EEIs, appointed
Superintendent ofthe.Lunatic Asylum.
T LgG CLARK of Lucas conntyseol
hector Of Tolls onJthe Canal at Maumee
City, rice B. S. FRosr,aeceased
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-03
THEsGREAT PURIFIER or THE BLOon
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A n lnfsiiible Remedy forserofals. Hngse s vi
Pimpies orPustyes ON the Fsee. Blotehssf Sofia
CHRONIC Sore Eyes Ring Worm osTettef. seald
.Joiats. Stubborn Ulcers, syphiH1s Di1orasTss Z
Lnmbago, spinal Complsints. and all Diseases
prudence in Lift. or ImPurity Of the Blood. tds
IL This great sltsTstigs msaisine and Raytaef
iients nom ali parts oiiiAs 1nassa statdsss s @Se 1 :
sai o eG n sas m 1s@eTsssls sSs' RI RiEsSFRss 2 e iss N.Y.
TUREs Nenrsigis. Rhenmet7sms sc1ofaia1 EI11.
lions on the Skin. Liver Diseasa, Fsvers UIeers,
Old Sores: Aasetians OF The Kieneys. Di.s.s.. Of
ofahe Bones sed Joints. are sPesdny quito nisht1
For an disesses ~ fhe siood.s nofainr has M
been found to compare with IT. II clc&n1ct he
system ef;eil LmRgTjtiss asss ssntly aad ns.srts s:
sion, gives, tone 20 fhs Stomach. makes the ska
s Sa.si. and SI a si..es: or nd s1oRss s sss S s2 sss s e
Of youth, to itn prlnflne Higor and str1net1-
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srANIsH MrxTvRu win removs al s~aa1lnuneIa q
sCmplsetion, bring the rose msaillpe g ths shseh.
eealtn I'M remeEkaele desres Sbsgoud ndthe med 4
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States, i be best syt6sneeth ihsTeis 30 H6nBsE
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vs.; to Ehom Al orders for supplies and eggneiii
And forssis y 4. Aacuuss i 90. Ash,.5sI ..
s snass J. H sassnas, s lone 1870 I. T2SsF ~ 5.E,.
vilies a. Stoner, Lakeviile station, D.R sfocFnsn
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