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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
HENRY III. SCOTT

HENRY III. SCOTT
LAS returned iom the Eastern Market ard is new
IL ih receipt OF fine stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall and Winter trace. Hayi, awaited lin
self ct the depressed state t Ito naIht lie iyup
pared nofel Goods at prices much oNcl ii an u,tal
Purchasers will do well to examine his .t,L 81 lei
determined to efer great induce n,s tc cash luyen
Ladies' Line.
Black Silks. all wool ard Uuion Dress Plads. Me-
rinos, all colols black and fancy coloed alraec,s
plain and fancy Delains, poplins, Cashmcres, Cling.
hams, English and American Prints. workt d Collars
Linen Pocket llandkerchefs kid silk and Wool glove,
barred and spotted Cambries, Bishop lawns, linen
and cotton edgings andlaces.
Shawls.
fine assortmint Of long and square Iay State
Waterloo and Scotch shawis.
In silk, satin, florence and cashmere.
GeHtiemems, Line.
have purchased my wtolen goods fully twtnt,
per cent. Of reduction On last years prices ard
am able to offer great BARGAINS III this line Frepd
and American black cloths, pilot, letcrsl i'm and
beaver cloths; black dueskin and fancy cas-, ine,,s
.atinetts, all coors; heavy twceds, Jeans cmduloys
and moeskins for pants. comforts, scaiis rex and
pocket hankkerchcts, buckskin aad woo, gloves and
mits.
Domestic Goods.
Hickory. bleach, d and brown muslirs IrisI lrtns
brash, huckabcek and birdseyt diapers lirt damask
table cloths, figured curtain musins, arr checks
drills. Osnabsrgh's PLAID linseys lroNn ard bleach,
canton fam els: rcd, yelI,v al d blue all wool fan
ne!s; white bed blankets. Mackinaw do, lIut and
brown do, horse ard saddle blankets, dc.
Clothing.
| am detcf mil Cd to asttnIsh The natives in tln
line. lon would ardly believe how chear y,u an
purchase clothing until you lick over my SO, ds srG
prices.
200 Overcoats. newest style, from 81 to GIG.
45epairS pants, do do 81 TO Sc
go vcsts, do do 81 to SIS.
Boots and shoes.
Mems. womers Toys, girls, and ebildrens Sizes
and Boots, in kip, calf moroeco ard lrtnzc.
lanFce Notions, Hats and CAPS, Queens ware and
Grocercs.
Look To your interest. and if you wish 10 lay cut
your m"ncS advantage. come To- Scotia Cheat sto
Main street, NEAR TEE MARkET House, nd
the bargains.
Nov. i. 1854.
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To the Heirs Of Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary and other Wars.

55gX g. UGlLAIaA AND 30 e. G2LLAaEa.
Formerly Sd Aud. Z. S. Treas) Aty for Claimants.l
Todd's Marble building, Washington City,
+ ONTINUE to give their usual prompt attention
~ the prosecution Of every description of claims
against the General Government Their familiarity
viii the general routine of business connected with the
several Departments, and theexperence they have had
ia the manag of the large number of cases here
torore entrusted to their care, warrants them in
dering their SERVICES, with renewed confidence, to the
very numerous representatives Of Officers and Soldiers
Of the Revolutionary and other Wa S, who have be-
come entitled, by acts of Congress to Commutation
all-Pay, Pension, or county Land.
In addition to their experience they possess mach
valuable record and documentary evidence appertan-
ing to the numerous classes of claims.
Il ~ Army Officer, Soldiers, Teamsters, Naval Of
fcers Seamen, Marines, and Navy Clerks Tor their
surviving widows minor children who served in the
Revolutionary War, War of 1912, Florida, any of
the Indian Wars, for period of less than FOUR
TEEN DAYS. are nov entitled to a Land Warrant for
100 Those who have already received their 10
or 50 warrants now entitled to additional
quantity to make theirs equal TO- 100 acres
FEES For obtaining an so acre warrant, ST. 100
acres. SIS: leo acres, So
10 Regular correspondents whoprepare cases md
forward them to the above address, for management
here. will be dealt with literally.
ED- A CouRT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress, before which al Private Claims not hereto
fore provided for by law to be presented for adu
dcation the undersigned will undertake the manage
mcnt Of any requiring attention before that court
and devote their best energies to the interests Ct their
clients. s They ask no fee in advance nor do they
make any charge for their services Except where pr
vously agreed upon) unless they are successful in ob
tanning som thing for those who employ them.
Address JNO. S. { RO. III. GALLAHER,
Washington, ID. G..
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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF the ART UuioM Soefetp.
700 Gifts vaIaed NJ
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar.


The members Of the Art Uni n Society, ON the
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution of the
WORKS OF ART
Accumulated by the Society during the past year,
would respectfully call the attention of its patrons to
the fact that being about to to the buildings
in course Of erection for the Society in the city OF
Washington, they will add the Real Estate and other
Landed Property belonging to the Society, to the
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR.
At the last meeting Of the Society, it was deter
mined to REDUcE THE CERTIFICATE OF FOR THIS
GRAND ENTERPRISE TO ONE DOLLAR EACH, thinking
thereby that il will be the means Of more general
diffusion Of the works Of Artists throughout the coun-
try and will enable the society to extend their labors
for the advancement of the
ACTS AZ. ggIsNUEs
In this country. The certificates of Shares will be
osYEB IDDn1aAH2e
Accompanying which each purchaser win receive free
Of charge by return mail, beautiful Line and Slip
pie Engraving, entitled
GHasbinstaa ca zDors5sstsr 7psigbtss,
Representing an Eycntful Period in the History of
Our Country.
ly- II will be seen, by referring to the list, that
there many Valuable Pieces of Property, many
Costly Paintings, Superb Statuary, Beautiful Engra-
wings, costly Jcwelr Magnificent Shawls, and other
Beautiful Gifts such Clocks Watches Illumina ted
Works de-, to the number Of Five Hundred Thousand
--worth 100000
As the Society expects to remove to the New Hall
at Washington by the middle Of June, the dstrbu-
tion will take place on the
M FIRST OF JULY, 1855.
The same rules and regulations that have here.o-
fore guided the Socetys distributions will be adher
ed to this and account will there be any post
ponement from the day named. All letters and com
munications paid for certificate on business,
are to be addr ,ssed to the
Directed to the Secretary, who will answer by return
mail. Single Subscribers renting Ten Dollars will
receive years subscription to any Of the MAGA
ZINES they may in their letter. to be forwarded
free Of charge for the time of subscrptirn year
The following list constitutes part of the
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n. L. LAND WARRANTS BoUGuT AND Sold w,
buy Land Warrants and Revolutionary Scrip high
est market rates, giving generally higher prices than
any other markets afford, except those immediately
in the vicinity Of Land Offices where Warrants are
located The advantage Of sending Warrants to
Washington is that discrepal cies in assignments,
which often occur and produce diff ulty. can be rec
titled, frequently, at the General Land Office.
March, 1855 Is a RIO IT. G.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
r.. L.. Nurse.

OF CHICAG Il.
TIE has returned to Burlington with an entire new
II apparatus and much better assortment of eases
than were ever before brought to this place. and has
fitted up very
Eono-m AsAH-H E2@o01k
over W. H. Mauro's STORE ION the south side Of Jefe
son street, east of Main,) where he has light SEC
oNp only to skyght, and far superior IN every re-
spcct to the one used while here before.
All are respectfully invited to call ana see iof
themselves.
N. B.-All Pictures warranted rerfectlysatisfacto.
ry, or no charge.
Don't forget the place. on th South side OF Jeber-
son a CIV doors east of Maine street.
a,,,.,,s+ o. 1s5a nl9tw. n4w.tf
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5JgY g. J2LlAaaa AND 30 e. G2LL2aEa.
Formerly Sd Aud U IS. Treas.) (Atty for Claimants.
Todd's Marble Building, Washington City,
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T,PITOME Of Greek and Roman Mythology VII !.
r. explanatory Notes, and vocabulary by John ,
Hart L. l.. D., for sale at CoRsEs
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.
JUST received, new and fashionable assortment of
Ladies and Gents gold breast pins gold ear rings,
gold finger rings gold pencils, gold guard fob and
vest chains gold bracelet bands geld lockets &c. for
sale by A. w. w. CARPENTER.
sept. 81, "a.
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Iowa Music store.

NV II are about CLOSING OFF stock MUSICAL
w MERCHANDISE, PAPER HANGINGs and BORDERS
UMBRELLAS, CANES &C., ard will sell at unprecedent
ed low prices For CASH.
We will sell out COST to any one wishing to open
Music Store. Such will fndathis good To-
cality. BARRETT lioUsE BUILDING BURLINGTON. Iowa.
Jan 8, 1885. RUFUS LANE,
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THE Elliott Family; or, the Trials Of New York
Seamstresses, at Nov. q, '54.) CORSE'S
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go pgs1GTrsNgs
j. ID. McCLEARY'S
PRINTING. INK,

Ar CoRoE's Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following
II prices:
Extra fine black ink for rds and wood cuts
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GLEASOM'S PICTORIAL, several sets Of the bacl
~ numbers can be found cheap at
march II VAN METERS.
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Varnish for COlored Inks.
June "a, '54
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INVOICES of the Night, by Rev. Jno. Cummings
d. D., at (nov. 49, VAN METERS.
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MIRANDA ELLIOT. or the voice of the Spirit
IN for sale ut lapril 3. CoRsE's
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DARASOLS-40 dozen assorted qualities of the very
latest style for sale at astonishinly low figures by
june Is, 1854. Us. KIMBALLI co.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

Desirable Property for sale.
r OTIS GIG, 2l7. and els. For price and terms
i 4 enquire Of p. X. WILSON. or Of me upon the
premises. MAKdAkEI .. AELLE1.
March 20, 1885.
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. thousspd annual county fairs, while scP
ro,tiI and impaYtipg strength 70 The industrial
nas,ests ~ the patton, viii have . natural Zen.
dency 10 eIcluce sectional prejudioes, and 70 band
ma together in naticosl harmony and brother
" love. The present national greatness the Unfef
Sst.s is mainly attributable 70 two obviols pria-
cinlfs-the rfuepce of lac upon our citizens, snd
hair attachments to their own municipal acd local
soyeumebts. just 10 proportion a. we have departed
nom the stic,eet observance OF law, aud lo)sed
abroad II 10 the domestic institutions OF our hbor
have we been led into difficulties and trials.
There il no higher duty OF the citizen than to .n-
tain nv word deed and action, the absolute supremacy
NJ law w, etould bear in mind this great truth,
t,at The frat pubic act OF dsobedlepce 10 law Is the
erst fatal step in the downward road TO anarchy.
Lei the American citizen discharge faithfully not only
hs national obhga ions but hs publ; and private local
du;ies Ills caa be doLe ia the mo-t effective man
rtr by guarding aesins. TIE slightest encroachmen $
nnnn lie cnmpsct which makes u. one people; by q
strict Observance of law and By true discharge OF
. ore e.sebiisl religious poll cal, aud social duties
pbich lie az the foupc atioBs OF tecety. Let US se
our fail ers be- wat bfu faithful at the resideon
ON the tarp,-in the schoO-oisict-in the towoship-
in tie county-in the SAFE. Let US establish .nd
maintain GOOD mora1. LIT Us encourage the growth
of tie arts snd sciences, and al branches OF useful
Industry Let US tinue our efforts to advsnce the
agricultural mechanical and manufacturing interests
Of TIE Union. And finally, le; US tesch the rising
c.p,rst on TO love their whole country and all psrs
Of it-eeptcally their own bearlh.stones-lheir OrH
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IMPORTANT TO THs PUBLIc.-It will no sesn by tho
flowil eiter from the Pot Office Department, toat
the mistaken idea OF many country P"s,masters has
been exploded; snd that any person may baya single
stamped e@reOp, of any Postmaster, the purchaser
giving the G .venm 1t price therefor, neT IS 90
is abe:
No 10 WALL-sT., EEw-YosK, Sept % r5l
Hon. JAS. CAMPBELL. r. NJ GeseyaL-SIR; 10 travelling
the this summer have sometime, endesyorsa
obi rn Poet Offices 81 gle aMped envelope, s inme-
oilts mailing but be- Refused hs soupd hH Jour
forbid Dep Po tDssers making s1ch se.
Ny impression has that the very ocjeH OF no
law toooh stamped opes, gese1 ssoon
modaicps The public th-p they hal b, orej asd pa
chaser ,oulc pay thu exact ~ 3th n weii no
be - cgd a 10 II a. rOssi7,.
May al the FAY or os epy to fee qussion-h1 pepo
Po.tH the privilege ofseDs IL stamped envelope
Very respectfully, your b. ,sF,t u.,r
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BOARD OF COUNCILN EN-.

FRIDAY, Oct. 5, ls55.-Ptesent-D D. CoSoyER,
Esq President, ia be chair.
Third ReaGings.-Tba Bosri took up for final &C.
ton vsiieus papers which had previously been or
ctIeo 10 a third reaoing, Viz:
OfComnhee o. Finsr c. in favor of psying Com
ni.saIy Gei.eIal Asfd $40 AZ for AMMUNITION fur
p.hed Fourth Of July ana st Patricx's Day; 10 co.,
cur 10 r,Bi, tex az aims, thomas j. Barry and A. f.
King for 1884, AID Is. Cu,iing for 1853 and 1854;
IL favor dIeuiiipg tax for 1854 against the persoaa
Estates Of VIM. 5. Wocd, JACOB Keiffer. WIN. NJ.
PULLS end Sam 1e l. wis DO. Of 1858 agains, w.
Eatcr, in bulSteacs between Fourteenth and Fiji
le.ub--is. All adop'e1.
OF sGme, ID favor OF appropr atiDg $1,000 IS for
ps' ing police magistrates foo Sunday vices from
81 Nay, 1852 70 sth May 1855, ia accordance with
rtoluiop of SvIerytos, and coIhrnsd b. TIE Legis-
lsiU,e ii less. Adopted.
OF Con m;ee on Salaries ard Offices in favor OF in
crossing tie salary Of ne Chief Eogi Of Flre d.
psJineDt 10 80 COZ per aDnun. A1oJied.
Reports Of Committee on Sewers Ia favor Of sewers
IN Cai s. 10 connect WITH proposed yer in Walker
o.. IL AVIro ri from Iket-.r. 3 Cahe.iue-ss in
f.eIth r.. foo Avenue to witjio 30 feet Of First
av. il PaJk-,isce 10 and through C0lsze- yla q to
Beicss 81 ia Le xins from present Ter minus %
ForN ipih-st ia Ba r1wst fOn Washi0gtoa+t
shout go 'eei tact u Hullon-s;; in Duan..H ton
q tei vieh 10 Hucsor-s.s.; in E.sex-si. from and
10 ErOcu sis Ia !, rty -hith ION Tenth 81. 20
II d-oo River sr1n irg permission 10 Z W Vac
NooTties 20 c0rncc- By prsae traia With the &c yer
IN TLeelih Fl H. favor Of receiving lias and cul-
=; DOr;t easiCOGer # 81 anton AnI Lu1lo AZ
Lorh-v'st corner u III hsy. an Ia rty -secouiss;
soutt-west cyrsrr OF Grand and FJrsy h-sts
Adop'ec.
Regsris Of Committee ON Streets 10 favor of paving
CIR fnw cf-,t, oeweea Barclay AMI Murray, with
b llisn psyeGslti IA isy9r of aa.giny ana Lawn,
Gu ebd gbtisr wLeIe neoessary, Ia Worh-s'. ffo n
b osd14y to Elnl-st.i ia Vxick.s. 10 front of Nos
lie l4s sIc To- 70 10 even No-.l and fro Dome.
IIek.s,. ~ No. 100; ia Delsnc; g. from G).rck %
eaissi., sud Oh east side OF L-xi--s.., from No.
"A TO eorreg D-iepey, AID in root of 10. 81 sew
.Dih-st IN svor OF living, &c. Thirty .thiri.s be-
tTesr Tin sd LsIir tOh-av " favor Of c1alging
The raue Of Cburcbs'. 10 Me- can,e sr in favor n
erossTalk 10 C6smh.n-st, 1Jpo.its It's 90 C,ar'.
E0ussi b ias OF OF fagyin, south side Of Ega,seu.a-
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q, between First and Secoud.sv; asxginx east eide
Secondsv. between Eighteenth and Nine;esoth-ss.
All adopted. ,
ros,ls be advertised build ,hree-s.or house for
Hose Company No. -. Adopted.
or sane in favor Of paying siss l6 for funeral ex
nsn,es Of Antonio Carrscicoi Lost for want Of
Constitutional majority and on moaoI NJ, H. DARSEf'
R.port of Committee on Salaries, &c, In favor Of
irr,sr.;ny the salary of Ferdinand Fenneberg Inter-
prefer OF Fus. District Court, to 500 PSF annam.
ADOPTED. ara
fcr tbr.e months services TO April in foil as Clerk
10 Committee on Fire Department Adopted.
OF Committee on Repairs and supplies, that a 10, be
purchased Thrty-fourh a., 20 ieet ses, OF lnlru
etr az a site for Station. House for Twenty first
Wmd. ADOPTED.
ar ssue srh. rr o 10 former action relative TO build
ing County Jsil and Third District Court on snd IN
Fsse,.st ttseen Grand and Bcoome-sts. Con
cured in. -
building pier at the foot Of Twenty'eisheo'st' y. H.
ADOPTED. =.
confirming various apportionments OF assessments
Petitions Re(crred-By Mr.. CLAScY-Of Sebastian
Aber and OIL ers for Coton waer pipes to be laid 10
Ssv.rth av. 10 Fifty.tfth st
Resolutions Reterrsd-By Mr.. BAuLcH-Thsl tbs
election polls of Fourth W ard be follows Is. Dis
Dict, Shakespeare Hotel, corner of William snd
Duape.s's; lid District, Ne. Is Oak st llid District
No. - Cheny.s'.; WITH District, No s26 Pear-st.i
VIII District, No. IA Oak.st. Adopted.
By Mr.. HoLDER-Toat 10 coo copies of the State
law creating Bosrd of Commissioners of the Fire De
psrueHi together with tae ordinances OF the City In
relation 10 said Commissioners be- printed for ois ,u-
ton among the members of the Fire Department.
By Mr. PRESTIs-Ihs julius Bickcock be appoint
ed hspeotor Of Election, With District Seventh Ward,
in place of Joseph South worth, resigned. Adopted.
By Mr. TRu sIow-Preambe, stating that the ap-
preparation TO Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
has been expended and he is unaoe TO employ men
10 repair the streets that the pavement is delapatei
with resolution that the Comlntee report II there be
any way to relieve AID enable the DePir nent TO put
the streets III proper repair, &c. Afoptei.
By Mr. MArHER-That the Committee on Law
Department inquire Whether any further Legislation IL
Necessary to secure 10 the Common Council or the
Financial Depar ment information as TO the condition
of other Executive Departments necessary to inte-
gent scion. Adopted.
BY same-Thet the reports as 70 cleaning streets be
made the special subject for next meeting. Adopted
The Board took up and adopted the solution in
favor of meS til g. during the mouth OF October, at
o'c och.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at 4
o'clock.
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PnsrQrrfcE nspAarAsAr.

v J.
siR: directed by tbs Po.tms,terDeR-r.l q 'sy,
answer to yours 18th Sept that nsose instruction
etc each parcel Of stamped envelopes sent Post
masters The main pa poe Of The law -mped enve
pes ives 20 furLsh tn u1ic with legal Of ssDdns e
Of the ms Potr adj by prysoe expresses
wiEe. hrd fuppy envelopes - an article o.
r,rehandrs. POmaprs prohibited from selling
or Gle stor ped ope Put where heS have W be-
T., ID such sp;sd msds ha yurp'se Of msoy
or 20 The envelope ~ nothing, hey
authorize protect he by regdos tie pGfebssI
an, Ter, resp.e. ui,y &c j. AkRDH
Tbi5d Assistant ser o sosraL
M JAS w. Hale, &c. 10 Waist, New York ~
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M JAS. W. HALs, NC. 10 Waist, New. YOrk,

The folosire 10 ,bs instruction above reerrei, 70:
STAMPED .EsyELoPEO AGENCY, NEw.YoRx, 1870
lFxiractl .
s sesd herewith parcel Of stamped envelopes sn0an
ngtOS L..
Ip making se tf snv oles erpeoed 20 s'inee
spirit II scsmmoc atom bu y0a are NOT f.ln 20 "
tsciiobs n cen IL sci mall qDsne.i sbd, joo esaa
r.ecy make chsnge the pqlchsser mt tsn1sf te eh
49, IN , 10, a.. nnmbe, he wsts Vsry re'pect'oly,
10 pr, tn,.seT ANDRE FROnENf, Asea
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HoRRIp MURDER OF Mas AsD ms Wrr ~


SLAyEs--A conespolde,tof Tie Nete. orleans Pea5-
me, writ irom Bayou Sara, sept. q, says:
al have just keGrG OF one If the mo'' our ~
sots ever peryeus'ed by human bsnd,. ms" III 1a1
bis wife we're Murdered on Poi.i C1aIee' eAp ss.j
about six.es yenr, of .ee was knnctsd 10 the aesi
ard thrown oveI ord ffom hat-bOa'. Ihe 49, .o
Non rot kiled, out swan 10 tao sapse W.
ported the crcumstslces and IDENTIFIES some neS ~.
belonging 20 planter by the name OF Sneel Is ~
puiifv ttrsor :. The tiayes bad 81 her RAJ away ~
been sent away to AVOID punishment olt tue eiu1sos
N u vicinity required Hr. Sneei 10 pf1iafe Nv az,
h. would be hell responsible for the murder. ere,
y, on ne ard Two gentlemen started 70 ne psn'u u
ropcords where he tie negroes "eis to DO oe 80
Tie, have rot reiDned yet The eTpty boa 80 ;,
e, ain, IT, the liver = shor' di.tan Q below, ao'
were taken opt Of the ard deposited n ne
ysra rear that place. Inc mmsi1 Ses oasa ~ a =
cReienie. The weapon used for tos que !i cry
coupling Ia OF a va Oh. iae '0u "''Ne
The census Of Salem, Nsss., recently ps-u, ~ h
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The census Of Salem, Msss., recently tssen, so ~
tle presen q, rooula lon 10 b. 2o,e3f Inc poP""
lrs0 wss IL 9ll. In resse, 2VZ9.
scrips iield, Msss, PAS pOpula ioD Ct 1870
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS
 RECTOR HOJTSE

'NHE undersigned, having purchased the interest o C. k WARREN, Esq, in the '' Rector House, at these celebrated Springs and being sole propre- tor, will be prepared from the first day of February lo55, to accommodate visitors in the m st comforta- hle manner and at the most reasonable rates He has greatly improved the convenience of warm bath lne by the erection of new, commodious and conve- nent bath houses
 The thousand miraculous cures performed by the not bathing at these springs, have astonished the most scientific. RHEUMATIsM, PARALYSIS SoRoFu- IA SYPHILIS and almost every other disease readily yield to the efficacy of the baths
 The services of an accomplished and experienced physician con be had at moments notice
 Persons desirous of visiting these Springs, are in- i"ihed 'hat there are boats leaving Napoleon almost daily, for Little Rock, where there is tri-,oekIv line Of stages over good road, to the Springs being about twelve hours of staging. w. STIDIIAM 7
 Hot Springs, Ark, Jan. IT, 1854.
 r. S.-He has succeeded in putting up in good or der some 40 or 50 tons of Ice; and is having erected asPendid Ice cream Saloon. lanl7 1y
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
DENTISTRY. w. IT. HENDRIX. Surgeon Dentist.

Fun Buren, Arkansas, TTNENDERS his services to the citizens of Van Bu- l ren and vicinity, feeling confident of being able to render the most perfect satisfaction in all work executed by him.
 His work for permanence and utility shall not be surpassed by any dentist in the State Charges shall be made in accordance with charac- ter of work rendered.
 Ladies waited on at their residences if desired. Dr. H. will occasionally visit some of the surround ing counties. Letters addressed to Van Buren will meet prompt attention.
 July 8, 55-1y.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
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