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Demoine courier., 1855-07-05
ID. II. Gaylord
A u CTIO N Z E Il
OTTUMwA. low

OTTUMwA, IOWA.
CF- WILL attend to making sale of personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
for a reasonable compensation. He may be
found in Ot.umwa, unless absent on business.
Nav 10th, 1851,
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

% Woman's capital in life is..her cha
raeter.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05
e. VAN
MANUFACTURER & WHOLESALE

Imported Cigars. Tobacco and
Snuff,
Sign Of the big hsdian, 8 doors abore The p. o.,
Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
NT ERCHANTSfromth the Valley are request
Nl ed to give me a call. Dealers through
cut the State will be supplied every 3 months.
from my wagons, which are constantly run
ming, at mandatory prices.
aug. 81, So4.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

j. & j. Dcvin

ATTORNEY AT LA w,
oTTUMwA, IOWA.
- c. WILL practice in the Courts of Wap-
clio. Jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of a long residence in
the valley they will give particular attention to
Securing and collecting claims, sale of War
rants, Entries of land on time, buying and sell
ing Real Estate, Settlement of Titles, payment
ofTaxes, &c. February 18Th 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

q Poverty ant some luxury, and
~avarice all things.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05
Important 10 Farmers,


On subscription, or debts due this OF
Zee, 10000 Oak or Walnut Shingles,
far which w will allow the highest mar
ketF price.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

viewed the magnificent, orb of ligh, slow.
ly rise. and shed abroad his rays OF brigh'
ness, he thus unused, IL will endeavo,
to initiate yorder sun, which rises calm
and gently and pursues his course through
the heavens, clouds may at times obscure
bis light, and those clouds will be a fl
comparison to the dark aenl that
have lately enshrouded me in darkness.
Bu' if | will yet like the sun pursue my
course, and DE no, turned aside By lrihine
lmpedimeis; | will like him come ou, in
the end, brigh. as ever.
But let us not pass by one occurrence
which was 10 at least one the source oil
lnexpressible joy.
1t was about then tina, The great TEN
pesance Lecturer, John w. Hawkins,
was causing such excitement all through
the country, and happening to come to
O--deicrmined 10 deliver an al.
dress TO The citizens. Accordingly when
the evening arrived, there was us expect.
cd a large audiance. After having held
them. as j, were. spell-bound. by touch.
ing appeals TO their sympaihies. and out.
bursts OF the subliries. eloquence, he al
length closed, and offered all a chance to
subscribe 10 the pledge. Every ore was
a~nxiously waiting to see who would be
The first to attach his name. A man was
seen working his way toward the stand
and immerging from the crowded aisle.
walked, nnhesiia,ingiy up and seizing the
froiered instrument, eagerly traced his
name in a bold hand: and .ha. name was
no other than that Of our Hero.
Great was The surprise of all who
knew him, but TO lizzie Moreton not
Only great was The surprise, but also the
Jog q, Witnessing this act. Many were
the JOY Gus greetings that met him as he
turned TO retire, and many a fervcn! pray
er arose that he might stand firm and un-
shaken in his noble resolve, and he Gid
mistaken.
In a short time a sign could have been
seen over the door Of = small blu. neat
office. the import Of which was as fol.
lows:
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seqoertrnfion 81 British poy ia our hands should 90
hand IN hand viii indemn ration J. wa voted by
The House a Representatives. ayes, "a naysihe ESD
era party errlusisey akiug u The negatives TREY sue
oeesa however IN sitting the q tie House. and o.
TIE nation in the eoae, and sought decentralization tor
British spoiiaon By falling into her policy against Franoe
BY seeking British alliance receiving pay and British IN
IDENTITIES for violating treaty with France They
trusted with the Aid Of TIE ally, cope win France
IN the struggle which the British policy provoked They
relied forue and rpprsal for whatever oliaton they
might suffer from Francs. We vii shoS hereafter hou
ibis enlargement from France and alliance with England
a. brought about; and this explanation viii prove how
entirely without merit the demands made France
b. our merchants except those she ssentsa pay and
bow utterly without pTeience the claim against gov
ernment 10 make good 10 thcm shat France repadAfed
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Proposals for Oil for Lighthouses.


TREAsgRY DErasrmxsr,
LIgnt house Board
March TO- lsa5.
nm n. cv4a am afscc us.ui D.
y u'riscs Monday, OF March as1AHi lcs
thousand kS~
r,as oualry rgsins sperm snSA
pouno from isaksxs enntainng r iy
Evty gse. exceeding Of r eve
tJaEa p AZ the ey ~ NV fS
wIhin days Nc ean.raeiM sah nspe ben
UuIfea
the al cus proposals. 10 ne
s~cDe Gravity Temperature al hA ~
burning and sAch stsr means :. Ray
ps
House Board saiers II VIII be xecePrc Al
nade 10 the anFnrtxsio" Of 1ns 81
from the cnracsors uhsr Faer az aeosass
The mpe temperance OF 90 degrees fna
"a lower. - -, Z. -.
Al. hads mat endorsed Proposals io osl M Lxt
ensct<pe AID drecf-4 10 Inc
s-rrrtarv oil ps Light Horace Bgssc, Washington a. |.
xnLsorits tss 1sf~rneE reserves thf
r,rh, "a rrcs Though be the iowr from esssf con
side giras anoHnt
Bp order q Lght House baE-a
Ma
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National Democrat
A LITTLE MlSTAKE.-TRE SEWARD KN0W-YOTH-
INGS.

LITTLE MlSTAKE.-TRE SEWARD KS0w-YoTH-
INGS.
The Charleston South Carolina) News know-nohing
paper iscourng Of the late senatorial election in this
State says
Mr. Seward was neither member nor the candidate Of
the order The association such in New iork OPP
posed him and the majority of the know-norhing
hers Of the legislature strongly against his election
They in minority in that body; demo-
Gratis wings but of course unable 10 control the
concerted action of either Of these parties The wings
large ascendency in the body and opponent
Seward could be rallied on they succeeded in prevailing
upon few WING know-nothinEs and two democrats I'd to
with them and thus effected Stewards success
The News is little in There two know
nothing orders in this State equally decided IN their OPP
position adopted citizens to Roman Catholics &c One
OF the is favorable Mr. Seward the other opposed
TO him. Mr. Seward the candidate Of Of these
orders The majorty of the wing knownothngs in the
legislature were strongly against his election but
strongly in favor of IL They supported him, not that
they any the less know othingB but that they
all the more aboliTionis They to-day good know
nohings this editor Of the Charleston News and would
is soon burn the Pope CT Rome in egy, contribute
toward building Chinese wall around the United States
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Court of Claims against the United states,
washington CITY,

THE undersigned ~iH descte himself #arsca~gy g
rams against government tire uaed - thc
sbos cusa lesTAb-ea Congress approved hacn ie
ah a~ Of
of Congress or naon aas " w
department o. upon any cnusei, "
Of its oEexrs
ciaius nasi acne*fta D. nro
erss In ms roa bsrsuorr When
me ..u SAID and app9prs'son sde NY
Congress. he esmant VIII BE- paia al we o
NE unis~ Stsfes-
re unerrses.d sefeos the practice 81
Eutea Seses and the other esnr
y t NJ THOMPSON, Attorney At law,
An ssrssfs AgssIngfoE-
had IN necessary @ brads s cepaft
- - lar E@-1asdArp
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her gsh which thag the naval forces q the Tnisd
sAtes would be cPicsea Il protecting The Kings SOW
srisniyF
cers o se Unises States trench and English Eessels-o
and declared that they represented the three great
maritime powers Of the eArth and the three greatest sup
porters gf the independence ~ his kingdom
The Poly nasan +Ths schooner @ Foote has been
chartered convey Mr.. Read and family and Mr. Dough
sr japan direct where they design 10 take W their
residence and engagv IN business They expect 70 sal
about the 10th 81 February. and VIII arrive IN e 70 Take
advantage q the lae tresy hy which the ports we're 20 e
opened in enc rear Tine toaiy coaanded On me eth
4 April 1854
NAVAL urELIlaEscE
We COPS tbs 0Gssing from The Panama star Of the 2olh
Fs5ruarys
Al Valparaiso she American ship John Cnnming had
arrived from Liverpool fhe United States steamship Mas
sschuseats ffonl New York Ro Janeros the nied
States loopowar Dsestur us days from New FORK va
Rio JEaeru the American hArque hann hAeg from Ia
hit rrlled States sl0op-aEWAE John Adams from Rio
gaasiro II Majsr steamship President - DAYS from
san Francsco Ths tnifed St4es ship 81 Lawrence
An case February sth United States steamship Massa-
chnsefS %rcun Valparaiso
cAlr0EsaA sEws HaHs
fortynine ballots hAd been taken In JOHN convention
Of The California legislature for United States senator,
without choice beiEg secsa Tbs last two ballots siooa
Is follows
The senate and ASSEMBLY met IA Joint convention, Messrs
De Il Guerra NcCoun, Hosmer, and Vineyard being ah
seat Tbs forty-eighsh ballot resulted q foows 6sn
g Edwards 3s Ronan rs; Broderick ~ scattering,
s. Votes cast log Mr. Bu-um moved g adjourn siae dc
Last-ayes as noes 81
On the furtyuinfh ballot Roman receased Feaes Peaehy
vons and Field The rest as before Alter sew
er snetians the convention adjourned All tbe next dAF
at 2 o'clock.
Mr. MrcunheE informs the SbaEia Courier thai he =
about making arrangements 70 thoroughly prospect eln
al cAL whieh lie has discovered in the immediate vicinity
az the emigrani ros6 and the hcCUmber saN-nAL
The vein has already been traced distance Of several miles
the mineral THIS Ear rising above The saracs q The r
In this distance The vein cut in tso ~ raFne discover
ng the fact Il s 81 Immense size Aone q the coal
exces from exposed portions Of the vein, has As yet
tested The vein IL thought 10 he between four aRe
six feet deep hy tNTeEfy-fre and thirty wide.
Il The Miners Advocate thsf Indian difficult
mes IN the northern counties win Ia recent
hgi with ssyases la klamath county The following white
men killed Charles n Proctor, ProctcrFfle, Var
mont Chandler a. Dunham- Of Plymouth Massachusetts
William Wheeler, WsdswDrth county, Wisconsin Thos
oSein Of New Orleans; and John Smith Of 81 Domingo
WIN Lamb, Of oregou and Mr. johnson, Of Mississippi
mortaly wounded
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BosToSs March l2-The Nm- A. Cooper, n S&Fann4A
iur this port ashore Al setaa4e ashore co
Saturday morning sandy bottom with u tbs
Captain Sears Gore, first mate and seaman were
drowned ia attempting reach the il boat The
renAiE-r Of her taken Of IN eboAt The vss-
stn holds Together, bat her main and z4en-mAEt are
gone This ship frss supposed 70 be the orssnt4
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NKw Yonx March I2-Cottou s unchanged Flour Ia
upward and the market arInsaes II 100 bb good Ohio
at So 81 So 81 southern frmsaies Of eco barrels
Wheat il upward and hrmsaas Of PennyEsnis white
81 S. southern good, s. s. Corn il upward and nrrn
sales IL 500 bushels Of mixed; southern "a ss
cents yellow ss cents Pork upward and firm. Beef IL
unchanged with moderate demand at previous rates. Lard
is unchanged Whisky il firm
BaLrImoRE March I2.-Flour il firm bat mot active
How ard street al So no offerings q CITY Mills were
made wheatsalex Of IA 900 bushels red at 81 81 %
White 81 o 81 Iar advance Of from three 10 four cents
Cornsas Of H. bashel Of white al 81 s. cent? ye
low al the same and firm Ryeno saes5 PennsyivanA 10
uoted at 81 Il.
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NEw YoRK, March I2.--G0ysrsor Maftsca q Illinois, Is
here and has received fan security
hand Of Msssrs WAdswoEth sbelden the Of their
fsare, enable the Of lnois vita other pro-
made By the late IegislsSurs pay the taaa@ry
terest nj the time the next July interest Is paid.
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LOCAL NE w s.

TaE MARION RIrLEs.Ths hne company, under the eos-
apd OF Captain b. T. becke made their first appear
in our streets yegteday and attracted much attention They
were escorted by the National Grays, Captain Towers
Among the incidents Of their first days parade the
sentaon Of beautiful flag by Mr. Walter Lennx In behalf
OF the donor, Mr. B. o. shecken-
U1cpEWe regret learn that Mrs Black, 81 this CITY,
committed suicide Sunday night last She found IN
the kitchen Of Mrs William Brent with her throat cut from
ear To ear. The Star SAYS
alt is supposed she derGnged she had been
night and every taken lind her, Her friends
even went TO the police Office aboni midnight order 70 OBJ
tain the Of the watch in their search, bn al to ne
purpose The inquest had not been held when we ooiea
he Of the case but there is doubt % The
verdict being suicide from insanity
Murray rrNEHAL-The funeral Of Mr.. +. v. Rice, Of
the washington Light Infantry wiz place this sfts
noon His remains win escorted the grave by the
pauy Of which be for twelve years efficient member
Ths Pyne English operate troupe gave their FIRST concert
IN Baltimore last evening 1t be hoped that they viii
extend their professional Washington, fer has been
esrs since our citizens have heard operS singers 81 the first
bright particular troupe appears 70 have created
an immense seraator both in New York and Philadsl
phia.
Tyfr FrsaxRIEswe learn from the Alexandria Gazette
tosf excellent authority such mste) that the shsd
nshng OF rather shadhsuling, IN the Potomac VIII eo-
mence this week.
For the benefit a strangerr distance would state
that slightest difficulty need be apTrehended IN
gard obtaining large hcte for since the sd
Ournent Of Congress tAeir guests have become naA By
degrees beautifully as our landlords look er erisksr
the q einms gets fairly under way
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INTENSIVE SALE or EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW
IL houseSola sucssoa Dn Ibussaays s
10 eeoSk at the n0nss Ne 1,es
Mr. Pennsng0n me nfn sst On a.
s"scrp~nf ut nrna
Mahorauy ssk and vesref covered sofas
10 rofhe, paror, ana eh~r chairs, vssrst covered
md chairs, velvet carpet covered
Do msys ecnue, sevs and mtnSs sShsHs
Do -,asbaard, dressing etnsf saresss
damn md W wfnAow chrsxIns ans oxnaaskA
GsrznSvs~s naps~i xn2 ornaments
Pier and ath~ glasses, fine engrsvnngss g fsn~S
China and urDeksry ware. an0ns waien are
T~a rnd English cans god Ssns tea and eovr
large alnaeI sci
MATED cace and s~H and eas8ovs
10 spocrs fosAs and livery hanahs xn1Fes
Mnhosxnr bsa*trHas, m1rhls sep ~xstssnds
10 wsrdrutes, rcckinr sp6 aatr~Eesd Tnasrs
"a
Fesa BOOSTERS
aads5aq ID every description, bguss and ta@~ hnsn
FINE s~vet Brussels npao other carpets
Hearth mats ard sraAf-fe1T
Shove tonga feas.rs, Wsdsronsr agd sptstvsas
9cok4rg rndA1sr &rd ssf-n4hi se@vrS
Exaenssun einlag. sichsn, and otssF tsbirs
Vita large ss~artnsnt ~ ssehen rs9&a-~-
The respectfully nvstec 70 tns sas A.
hs furniture Of qualify ast the sas wen svfsay bsS ~
- - - . -. - -
and D~tv cave sna s@astarrrv sn
49, ~s - GREEN SCOTT,
Mar f3--5s
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sALE OF TWo sDr6giog HoaSEs --om Tae-A1y
y MarSa tass 10 acn~t
- board ~ srsrrn II me Ssens
aaeul furehvv
decidedly cnvYea
Txrms and svcn eF
satisfactorily ensnssrd, bearing aaerrsI
las. C. MCGUIRE.
MAJ lid Asenosess.
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scN - ~ Ai TnioavsHs swAlng he trial
DrFEHzINKD sEIaDEs-Ia Cambridge MAssAehusstts o.
"Wednesday eyshinE Ars siHeFra Hastings wfSs q Isaac
hssngA VITO n0w II California made al afiemps ~ sui
sde BY exiting ghaly Wound on hsr throat She also
endFortd % ons q rhs main arteries al DE ez
vita ahs intshton, probably u hleuaing death Al
Fhi O'Clock q Thursday morning sbs siin alive but
40 hopes wers estertainea 81 hsr reeose1g
MARKS susah-Thsy have already begun 10 make maple
sugar az some q tbs interior toxns Of Massachusetts ne
IRIS Eieidiag their liquid sweetness and free
y each DAY a the season advances
SPECIE colsGIhe siexmer 81 Louis which sailed from
New York for HaFre Saturday last took out ss4s
TIE saPHenis q seeis Ca The week we're sboai 81
OOa
A9FEL FlAcK ouscEALEEEf,-OH the "a instant q
sage-ariTer, named Washington Miller missed IS bB
while in a drinking saloon in Albany View YORK and
having procured the assistance Of an orcer searched
suspected person nRcd Teeh but without success untl
the officer catching The iTow By fhs back Of the neck
hooked chew u tobacco out a his mouth, In
the otare Of which the - found snugy en-
scoaced- Teelin committed 70 answer.
EaeEAT4ox 70 CArlFoExA--Tbe California emigration
opens sagghlyi but il is anticipated that the proposed
reduction q fares BY The rival lines wiz give il fresh i'm
petss The steamers sailing take oaf bat limited
q ~ +, ! -,
49, ,1 -. - - - 'l. : 1s.. ~
INs 80 y, 80 . 49,, 49,
ihalN--1 No ~ o1' r. 4onAAst ~ s'A = tDe 49,
O. ~ est fai 81 enthusiasm 70 deiFe N the SANDS o. the
go,Sra regions They were mostly farmers.
THE Iee HARvEgT4-The various New York companies
have stored $4,000 tons Of ice this season
PHlApxzFHlA FEMALE MEDICAL CoL1ESE--Tbe annual
-. ,lr go - ,,.t eftr y, $50 -, 7l 80
- - 1000
VIZ ,...,uu -, - a.. s,ou.u. -. al e,t.a l.,
- Il w -. s ~ = IT, ~ - 49, y
"a Nv ,hs nrrsi5enr Praessor Charles n Sgexlaoa mon
the following graduates Miss Emeline Norton Cleveland
phia q Wilmarfb Massachusetts Mrs Eliza l. = Thomas
Ohio; Miss Mary e. Smith New York Miss Emily a.
yarney, Vermont
Inc EeiealsloTs noafsHs vas ue4fsrrl ~ froisssoI
AAAlA ". 49, -. 4. So. - tas =
- ~ A-- - :, q 80 - 4 - -. 80 - 80
ss. - - 80 20 P'7e y -e - ~ 49,
AIaa SNionDe'
na ~, r,--4 - - ... .
is iesAAt 7Ass ~ 80. =
Smlfh comfy mas neeh very heaVy this year. ana mat
many OF the newcomers are substantial planters
Az opEssG FOE LAwTEEs ASD DocToEa-tst. Helena has
ouplaton az 54eO persons Of whom 534 are liberated
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Wv YoRx, March I2.-CoqReiman Kerrigan and Polioe
Dszie Linn have bees arrested and eommfted jail
charged vita Aiang Baker ts marsEer Sf Peois making
his escape.
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OF the Z. 5. Navy,
As an acknowledgment Of hs gallant conduct by his Ger
felow-citizens Of Chicago
DO you ASK the protection Of The United Siates2 You
shah have it,
This testimonial inrusted BY the contributors 70
their congressional representative the Hon John Went
worth who retained il for twelve months awaiting and
eagerly desiring opportunity Of Iresentlng i personally
be desired 10 do Captain lngrAhan, however not
returning home expected at that time and
the congressional term OF Mr. Wentworth expiring with the
late session after consultation with immediate repre-
sentative Hon VIM Aiken il deemed best 70 forward
the token 10 the family Of Captain Ingrahasn.
A letter from Mr.. Wentworth To George IL lngraham,
esq brother Of the gallant captain explains the circu-
Of the case and also informs that Mr. Wentworth
ID the representative Of Martin kaszta-
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HALH&R. March IN O'clock, =. m.--Tbs ssc&aer Pa
ehr has nod been heard u t port spite the present
he Africa nine days cot and nearly due here
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TIME, LABOR END CAPITAL We ssvete sane, labor
haxinst pns %
en-
thorough Of al mourning sooGs
6cpaYtn~un tssrk black fabrics
Wh~ nsaspA pad saasr~s Aha BRA
aants, grades
soads sacssds.gy rcss~ssssve,
~sp~rsal and bArgAaSs
sdAet~a general naiy
Cloths III ssadsss and sxp.s sics,
wirh qsfs q prof u Line
YeasAs CREST a<csdsdY choice
taings y
assos@S ssiks WITH other
nc arriving dxsly,
One price only, ard psesersiAiiY lgw,
Gods canpot b. skes on ssspecos
confusion
delay civ~sng balls We present w cash
or they b dscenaEusd
ca ~rr - a. nr,cxa - All
ra.~~ PEKkY 4 HROI Hen,
s9iiaisg,
Mar ls-faaf oppsshs Cesus MMkef
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bosroS, march Ia--A heavy sea % the cApe On
FRIDAY nght Tbs henre 90 B&rnstats Saturday
Aernoou ooud prooeea - farther than Micdb0ro
count ~ ne deep snow
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PxIScEgoN, ~. I'D March F---SsssMn Han com
Psey DESTROYED y ere last eyszllg Ths suass Iosf er
faAitErs clothes, beoks, 41 The Of ths Gre
known. The loss about $50 0o and ts sic
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DEEEHAAED sIIlpE--Ia Cambridge MassachuEetts on
"Wednesday sysninr Mrs Minerva Hastings wis u Isaac
HasrugA Who Ia California made al ssIet Al sui
de BY exiting gsily Wound on Der threat She also
endosortd . Of the main arsries a. TIE es
~iia ahs inieRtsn, probably, " bleuaing death At
sEni O'Clock On Thursday morning sbs sin alive bu
no hopes we're eatcrialned 81 huy rreotcrF
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THE rseRAHAn TESTIMONIAL.

The Charleston Courier says.
II may be within The memories o. many readers that the
German citizens a Chicago Illinois, the residence 81 Sna-
tor Douglas were among the parties offering Spontaneous
and gratifying tokens Of the admiration that excited
throughout whole country by the gallant and prompt
inierPositon Of Captain Duncan n lngrAham in the Sr
IA affair This offering limited 20 dime from each
contributor on the sAs principle which led 10 the penny
subscription in England and give larger number The
grateful privilege Of cooperating
The object selected which may be at the store
Of HAYDEN Brothers Co. i s ehasfe and elegant silver
vase or rather covered ur-shaped tankard which bears
the following inscription
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MAILS susAh-Ihey have already begun 10 make maple
sugar IN some q The inferior toxns u Massachusetts
IRIS eidag their liquid sweetness more and free
y each day the season advances
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BuFFAIa, March lion the 7h instant large fire
CURED Weston Missouri, destroying two blocks Dye
Market streets the b&snea part u tie city. The
chants are hsavv sufferers TheIoss estimated $500 600
The amount 81 insurance Il not stated.
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PsILAbELPHEA, March Thames DAILY Harris aged 70
years. committed By the mayer charge
Of manufacturing bogus silver coin in this Gay.
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SALES TO-DAY.


VERY VALUABLE gAxM NEAR WASHINGTON CITY AT
gaslic On rausesy, a. ~ ersss, NY
-h4A ~k Hf s~sax ~
Ias sas~ 81 sne S3pe etssen
Tntxats
Ioba Deax sasa~scs ina asfst
me afn whah asdNg
Of sandy iasA aus
hoco s wood eeisepsss ~ssse GA Thsrr aHe ef
s~srss eAct
&o-
ssA~fs sosessSss wn haess ss1as ne~s
sssbr Ncs
" sa~d NJ
secured by deed II a1A mssrc1
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