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fiHOsoLATE, Cocoa, and srons.-W, BAkER to.'s
" American and brome
hch first the chief institutes
fars OF The Union, r ~ al the pnncpa in
Uniied States, sud by theft agpntsi t
Murrny, New York fwes Phiiadephia
v, RrnRdget Ramoyet Dudley, Cincinnati,
Osios and =. y, Howell, GeorgctovvR, II. O. sr
WALTER BAKER, a CO.,
Ap2-diY Dorchester Msss
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IoHN " SNYDER dealer wines The former odessolshcd
Jacob SuideE No 70 Walnut street, four doors
below Fourth where VIII be- snppird wth wines
and liquors the accommodating terms,
of foreign wnes,
Office No 20 Walnut street. where ne s prepared 70 receive ds
for the special houses In En
and upwadss and sso sicits
for his John Vaughan snde The Of his friends aud
former
An wines delivered Washington city by Adamss Express,
free Of ffeighL
June a-aiy
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TO the Editor Of the Union:
DEAR SIN; The publication Of Hon J. L. orrs speech In
reference TO certain Florida claims induces request
that you viii also publish the replies Of Mr. Station Of
Tennessee and myself well the accompanying
pondenee which ! deem important in explanation Of a
point In the discussion anticipated This favor win be
but an act of justice my constituents and trust yon
viii oblge very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. E. MAXWELL.
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son the ssr sr AND SOUTH AND
ONO RAILROAD.



iV'0rsd arrangements 9' ''ss.issFia"' eAa"ss' q A'4
fpBE lste completion Central railroad wheel
ing Columbus uniting does BY sbon and direct
tbs greatly pcreased ad
manages through travellers direction On and atsf Mon
November ~, is3 tbe trains viii b. run as ioIowsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daiy direction. Fsti the mail
ran leaving Camden station Instead Of oeioe as
sunday arriving al Hhesig AZ ~ a.
Seconds The express uan, leaving al p M inirad o p
M, Wheeling IN about
hoa reaching 10 rs TINS Train VIA sop at Wash
ost,n Junction. syAesvie Monocaey tarpers Ferry aruns
burg Johns Piedmont Rowlsrsne, New
burg Feurrman Camrroa Noundsvi oply for
aud and sas Bstn these trains make poaip anu
regular Of the Csqra oh, ran .t Gan
Saaausky fnisso, Indianapolis, thesgo .. Louis
eas,us Baltimore he mail tram VIII each Cn
being but night on the route os
either Il,
lana and Psburs faisoaJ Ohio navgab
Nheeng and Wsyle, bs leaving BALTIMORE
Rsuruaa he trains leave wheeling follows. The express
reuehne Baltimore al 90 A. the mail train
~ III 15 D. IN reaching Baltimore 7, y. IN. #...
Through tickets BY Wheeng for Cincinnati Madison
Louis will be sold at si times
Of water will admit f
Through tickets BALTIMORE and Washington and az ths
important ,oyus Nest s s- seAe onnee
of the compahy.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The maan, leaving Camden station, will take passengers io
" brelng i, midnight Cumberland at 10 IS, and ar
rivcs Baltimore p. m.
diae paces will at daily (rrcep sandayD arriving
frederick 40 Returning will leave Frederick at y
atriving ut Baltimore at ~ 30, noon
The Eicos Mills accommodation VIII be run daily teuept
j ss follows:
Leave Camden station 8, a. M, and 3, pm.
Leave Eiiicott's Mills att 80, m, and o 80 p m
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Marshal's Sale.

~ I-@--r- m" MArDhAFS sale. \
IN facas, issued from clerks office
of Columbia for of Washnetn
directed ha public sale for cash Wednesday,
oruay front Of
said O'Clock, the following viz Al
c. sie and wit:
parts value five hunded dollars S50O'
in following and TO say part
No s7) In No ADJ, and adjoining
fronting twenty Pennsylvania running
full depth Of said lot oil OF lots Nos g. g. TO- III H. 3D. part
square, and adjoining said fronting
twenty noh street and running back
the full depth of said with
lar buildngs and improvements thereon No a9I
The city Of Washington, Dsict Of Columbia, seized and levied
upon property Roger c.
judicial March 1865, of Mary Barney by
Maxwell Woodruff, her next friend.
aA 81 @iat *& s-# ttE j. d. HOOVER,
6-dr2etbFeb Marshal for the District of Columbia
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CrOmweIls Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore. New York, and Boston,
WILL despatch daily New York.
and twice week from Boston to Baltimore aud Baltimore
Boston. @ eH .s s s# sa.1r 1@h
affords uncqualcd facilities
District Of Columbia The either point will freight
through bill ading Washington
freight commissons charged Applications freight
promptly attended to by the following agents:
-45 II A. G. HAIL.
. 50 Exchange Place,
H. b. CROMWELL
Corner Washington and Albany streets, N. Y.
JNO. W. SCHANK,
Jan l7-d3m Foot of India wharf Boston.
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WAsHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
ia :sSs.sssiilaa n ;;..s.It g sIlssa

s&R sBsb W ,t3 Trains totiowss s833 sCts7Uf5
FAVE daily, exceP, sunday, and 81, M and and s.
IL
ON sunday al Q, !. m. and s. m. sgEEE
Leave Ak and o a. M, and and 8, p
On sunday, at A, a. IN. and 8, p. #,...# Ill
The with Baltimore md OHIO railroad for the West
by trains leaving at e. n. aud 3, m.
PhadeIpha New York. at aud sk m, and
For Annapolis, AT Sk, m, and s.
For norfolk, at 3, p. M ta .-Va .eaJ
Era T. H. PARSONS Agent.
Particular called requiring responsible
color who wish the road
l5--dtf +. +. .aE +
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

Plan for the Current Year.
iE list open every subscriber Of s. so win be
L Titled
l. An imuresson OF plate, by j. T. Wmore, A. r. A. from
the original picture by j. Chalon, r. A., Water Panyo
IT, containing thirty wood illustrating sub
from Lord Byrons of" Chde Harold - and
III The chance OF oban'ng OF the be allotted
the general meeting In April, which will include
The select for himself valuable OF
the public exhibitions
Majesty Horseback, by Thorn
eycroh
opes original model in relief by r. Jefer
son. OFFS The ~ the Duke OF Wellington into Madrdn
Statuetes in Porcelain Parian.
Proof impressions thognp, r. H. Maguire, after
the original picture by w, r. FIRTH A. The Three Bows -
from Moiiere's " Bourgeois Genihomme.u
Honorary for Washington Messrs Taylor Maary,
booksellers. July
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HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,

WhshlnBtobi FeDIIhTy IT. Iooo.
Sm II having been stated on the hoor OF the House OF
Representatives In the East Florida claims
der the treaty of 1919 that those who alleged that they
had suffered and chose present their claims presented
them and they audited and nothing said done
protect the government from the most enormous frauds
being perpetrated' viii yon be so kind as TO answer
your earliest convenience the following questions, with
view rebutng this charge true, confirming III
TSee interrogatores in the answers OF Mr.. loungl
An early answer will greatly obge your obedlent ser
want a. ~ MAAWELL .
Mc(LISroyg YaXka Esa.
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For freight passage, appyto
us,sprSs ii IL "a sANp p,. ss South '',NY
MARTINEAU, CRosKEY, Il co Southampton
WILLIAM lsELIA, Havre.
Jan 25--dly
minnesota !--Minne = Minnesota!
HENRY M'KENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Old Posi- Office Btiiding Third street,
PAUL, NJ. II.
Throughout, Territory. Money loaned
Investments made the best advantage, and
land warrants located.
RErrREsoEs.
Gov. w. A. German,
Hon. w. II, WEIGH, chief Justice OF Minnesota,
Hon. II. NJ. kice, delegate TO Congress,
Rice, Hoipgshead, Becker, attorneys al law,
Messrs. Bornp Oakes, bankers,
J. r. Rosser, secretary Of the Territory
Ames 4 Van Eften, law,
Rev.r NJ Fullerton, register United states land office,
VIM II. aolcombe, reeeivef United States land Office
It. r. Mann, NJ. d.
Nep York.
Gilbert Davis esq,
Daniel Curtis, esq,
Captain A. DrPeyster
sessrs. =. Thompson Nephew, "@
Messrs Williams II Guoa. .#.
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, esq, president OF Western Bank.
Messrs. nrsxs 4 Co, bankers,
X. Tayiors Co,
frevd, Ward, Freed,
Bingham S Dock
Stters, James h Co.,
Bailey n 10,
Edward burst, notary public,
H. Messchert, attorney al iaws
James Kitchen, NJ. D.,
William stosvef esa,,
Messrs. Brown, Jotnsop, n Co., bankers,
Messrs Brown johnson, bankers,
10000 acres Of iand wanted.
Feb ll-dSwam'
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lli RsaeaapsssH os yiasinAA six rss Cent. Debit
THE az o~ns OF deb ssaed BY lhe
Of Virginia. tedeeabic the ch day OF March, sa4,
within period eseeedns ne-n years viii take
noucr stakns und created
general a.srby Virginia. PASSED the 10Th day OF
March, ioSJ proceed the nrst day Of Apn 1885,
certificates the Commonwealth
The holders Of said certificates eqsed the said
u ofce OF
.udiror; and whether no
cease on day
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".5. EDWARD K COLLINS,
e|.#H No. Sc Wall street, N. v
.#. BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Il Co,
LiyerpOnt
q ROBERTS CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT h Cor
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Hayre.
will accountable for gold
jewery precious METALS unless bills Of
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
lT-dU 81 =.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 25 1855
FLORIDA CLAIMS.

House. or REPRESENTATIVES,
February 70, 1856,
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WAsHINsToS, February 2l, 1855.
SIR In compliance with your request have the honor to
transmit to you answers to the propounded
TO me by YOU in relation East Florida claims for losses
of the inhabitants in 1872 and 1873.
Yours respectfully, McC YOUNG.
Hon. A. E. MAXWELL
House Of Representatives
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

TIC NOW OFK ana LIVtTpOUI UHIItU StHttS
Mail Steamers.
thg EbipH comprising line
The Atlantic west
Baitc CapI Sou5ocA
These sliips having been built by contract
pfessy for government service, every care has been
yfiE their construction, also in their engines
strength and speed; and their accommo
cations for
Price passage New York Liverpool in drst cabin, $780,
Exclusive OF size 3a
From Liverpool ~ New York, 80 and 20 guineas
An experience surgeon attached to each ship
No Der be secured until paid for.
SALINE
Ecsb FtgE From LtreTpoo..
"wednesday 81, 1854. Saturday Dec. 49, 1854
ednesday 10 1855 Saturday Dec 81,
Wednesday,. Jan "a, " saturday,. Jan. l3, 1885,
w ednessny Feb. 7, IS Saturday. 80. Jnn.27,
"Wednesday Feb. d. :" Saturday Feb. 10,
"Wednesday. March, " Saturday. Feb. "a, g
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ANOTHER VERSION.

The St. Louis Democrat gives n version Of
the Outrage upon Gov. Roeder which presents
the matter in quito different aspect from eli
ther OF the statements wo have published. We
have doubt II is also far more correct. Tho
Democrat of the 9th, says the many rumors
reaching that city respecting tho quarrel and
reported collision between Governor Rpeder
and Stringfellow, oil (which, coming through
the Atchison presses, have been received by
them with no little Incredibly. eh
At length by letter from an Individual who
was spectator of the meeting, and In the truth
of whose statement il has full confidence. il
learns tha, Stringfellow did not strikel Gov.
Reeder, with his fist, nor use towards him that
lofty style Of speech which the correspondent
of Tho Republican had placed in his mouth
Tho true state Of the caseis, that StringfelloW
approached Gov. Reeder, aud +, in bluff insult.
ing way, put inqnircs 10 him concerning cor.
tain statements nado By him in bis speeches
in the East Tho Governor, observing the
black gaurdism of his opponents manner. do.
clined answering his questions, aud told him tc
leave his presence, as ho desired no contact
with him At this Slringfcllow made an at.
tempt to strike him. but failed. upon which the
| Governor drew pistol from bis breast pocket
and threatened death if his antagonist ap
rrnanhod anotbor stop, String fellow thea with
drew.
This makes quito a different story of the in
terview, and puts Second, fddle Stringfellow il
less enviable light.
A CORES pondont Of tho Baltimore Sun. writ
ing from Washington, upon the rnmored re
moval of Gov. r., asserts confidently that h,
has not been removed. and is still Governor o.
Kansas. He has not been suspended in hi
functions, as had been supposed. He is still
every inch Governor, unless he has been Ia.
k4ptog in bis reooneaisTs wiA tl-s St-in-ssl
lows and other fellows who undertake TO b,
"viceroys over him." and to govern the oflicia
conduct Of the Governor. Wo shall soon hav,
his Message TO the Legislature, and also few
stiff veto Messages upon thcir acts. Ho vii
probably veto BILL should one be passed, os
ta5lishing Draconian code, and anybi'l to re
move tho seat of tho Legislature to the rendcz
yous of the Missouri masters.
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p. BOUCHER DE BOUL HERVlLLE
A HALL, M. D., Montreal.

AN INCIDENT FROM EXPERIENCES IN School
TEACHING One day, saw little fellow with
bis arms about little witch Of GIRL cndeavor.
ing, if interpreted tho manifestations right,
to kiss her.
"Tommy," said /, "what are you doing there:
Nothing SIR spoke the bright eyed little
witch he wath tryin' to kith mo, that he watii
thur and she eyed him keenly.
.Why Lucy, what prompted him 10 act SO
ungentlemanly right here in schoolF asked
anticipating somo fun. h.. !.
'Ohl he hitched up here and thed he wanted
mo to kith him, and | told him wouldn't kili
thuch thumthy boy as he ith, then no thed he'd
kith me, and told him he dathn't, but he thed
he ,copid do it, and told him | would tell the
mathter if he did, but he thod he didn't caro- a
thap for the mathter, and then he tried to kiih
me tho hard and tho littlo thing sighed.
'Why didn't you tell me, as you said you
would!' asked in pleasant manner.
'Oh!' she replied with q naicete did not Of
ten sec, u didn't caro- much il hc did kith me.
and tho lot i'm
Here the whole school, who had been listen
ing instantly broke out 10 an uprourious laugh
while our little hero and heroine blushed deep
ly.-[Cin. Times.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM PoIsoN.-Yesterday
forenoon, John Simpson, resident of the town
of Lake, came into town with aIoad of wood
for clerk in tho store of Rood & Goodrich, in
Treats Block. Having boon paid for the wood
he asked for drink of water, and was told to
help himself out Of a jug on table near by.
Simpson went to do so; but, from some unex;
pected circumstance, took a drink out of jug
of silver cleaning composition and In 20,3 min
utes, before any remedies could be successfully
applied Simpson was doadl He was about As
wears of age. aud leaves wife to mourn his
sudden and distressing death.
mil. Sentinel Juno 2Sth.
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Fatal Accident.

A most disrr ssng accident occared In tlni $
village on tho afternoon OF Saturday the 9TH
inst, by which respected and osimablc citi.
zen, Mr.. SAMUEL B. Love, camo to a sudden
death. Mr.. T.. was at tho raising of frame
dwelling house. at the west end Of the village,
and while the hrstbentwa going up. tho foot
of one Of the posts slipped, aud The bent fell
crushing MIR. LOVE beneath the timbcrs. Ills
ribs were shockingly broken and hisspine much
injured. He expired on Sunday morning. -
His funeral was attended on MONDAY and a
large concourse of citizens followed his remains
totheir last resting place. An interesting fam
lily and largo circle Of friends are deeply nf
1icted by this sudden bereavement. -
fColdwater Sentinel.
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Daguerrean Gallery.

"TOULD respectfully announce TO the public gener-
w ally that he is now permanently located in the
Village Of Hillsdae, and will counue operate IN
roomsover Russclls Store, where he has large
Sky-Light
whichis acknowledgedto be the only light by which
correct Daguerreotype Likeness can be taken.
Mr.. Leverty is in possession Of all the
REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART
and he trusts thatby care and assiduous pro
dvce such Lifeline Pictures cannot fail 10 suit those
who may be pleased favor him with their patronage
All are mostcordially invitedto call and examine his
Rooms and work, and Judge for themselves.
I5'Rooms open from A. N. 10 5 p. ~. Instruction.
given in the ART and success arranted
Hilisdalc March 81. 1854
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From the Type Of the Times.
APPEAL TO AMERICA.
by W. DENTON.

by W. DENTON.
Freedoms proud daughter, whyi
Hugslavery to thy breast,
Let the foul reptile die,
So may thy land have rest.
Wash from thy golden page
That dark, accursed blot,
Letnot another age
Behold the damning spot.
Rise in your might. o men,
Bow TO the wrong no more;
Free this fair land again
As ye have have done before.
Then in light divine,
With every dark cloud furled,
America shall shine
The pole star of the world.
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MAILS TO THE sAuLr FROM THE EAST IN TnrR

MAILS TO THE SAULr FROM THE EAST IN THlR-
TY HouRs.-By an arrangement between tho
American and Canada Post Office Departments
daily mail is to be conveyed from this city to
the Saulr Ste Marie. by way of Oswego and
Toronto, ond thence over railroad Just com
plotod, 90 miles in length. TO the Soui'. This
arrangement will bring the Saul within 30
hours of New York. and will open a quicker
and more regular communication than hereto
fore, with the Lake Superior country.
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JEWELLERY STORE.

IN WATCH, CLOCK AND JEwEl.RY
MA~ IL REPAIRING.
~ f-ZENyhThe subscriber has removed his Jewell
ry Store the side of Broad st. opposite his old
stand where he may be found at all seasonable hours
ready do work in his line Of business short notice.
10 lie also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectaces,
Jewelry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of good
quality anda the most reasonable prices.
Aug. 81, '5f. \. Il. BRYAN.
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as- Away down Soulh. tho Parish Of C"n-
cordia, they have bayou which they cali Van
Buren, because, since its discovery enc hun
dred and fifty years ago IL has been impossible
TO tell ,chich ray The ,oater runs.
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DENTISTRY.

Z DR.. JOHN DILLON,
|IJDS LATELY FROM NEW YORK ciTY.1
DETURNS his grateful thanks TO the citizens OF
N Hlsdae for their very liberal patronage and So
licts continuance Of the same. Mineral incorrup-
tible teeth inserted from to full set the at
mosphoric principle, which is in general use by all
who study ease and comfort in wearing artifc ial
teeth Decayed teeth filed with pure gold foil OF
cement, to make them artificial sound and prevent
from DC lin or further decay. Teeth cleaned and ex.
tracted. Tooth ache cured. All operations perform
cd in the best manner and warranted for year
The irregula arities of chdrens teeth attended to.
Teeth extracted for The Poor gratis.
- R, fers to the following wei, known gentlemen =
WM. CAMPBELL, ]. III. PRATT.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. T. II. LAYERTY

HI,1e<<i - DIR. Il. II. LAVEKTY,
IIlJJlJ Would inform his customers and the
,,ub: generally that he is permanently located in
he village aud prepared do all operations
Dentistry Teeth inserted on pivot gold plate with
prng atmospheric pressure. Filling, cleaning nd
attracting done with Forceps.
nPRooms over Russell's Store. march q. 1854
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The somiannual payment by the butchers
Of Cincinnati for stalls rented IN tho various
cj,v market houses amounted 10 over $4,000.
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j. N. MOTT, III. ID.
HENRY b. ARMSTRONG;.
HARNESS MAKER 4 SADDLEH,

manufacturer of all kinds of Harness, Saddles Bri-
es Martingals Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bays &c.,
and dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
i'uialo Robes. Hair Mattresses, Harness sole and UP
sr Leather Also--lliies, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
kins. One door North Mitchelrs Store. n.l69
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INSUIsANCE AGENCY

Risks taken in the following Companies.
PORTAGE INSUR tNCE co, Cuy yahoga Falls, O.
CITY INSURANCE. CO.. Cleveland. Ohio.
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 8. 1855. DAN'L. l. PRATT, Agent.
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T.. J. CADWELL'S
nAGHEIlU GALLERY

y TR. CaflW ELL reSpectrugy nIorins the citizens
VI Hudson and vicinity that he has all the latest
/ ,ro, emcnts for tnking L.kenesses.
li-FRnoms over Turner g. Rudes store, lludson.M.
IInhsnn Ian. lf. 1881. lV.lll
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c.. J. DlCKERSON,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

HILLi.DALF, MICTf.
Will give prompt attention to the collection of claims
selling of Lands and the transactions of all kinds OF
legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
indiana or Ohio.
LiFE 81 FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
nPREFERENCEs-llooks an business. inne2OVl
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Written by lady, for gentleman 10 sign who is
accused Of 1irting, being herselfwilng to abide by
the same rules. =, if
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE co

WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE co,
CAPITAL, $225,0O0.
CLEVELAND, O.
No special hazardous or steam risks taken.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.
CAPITAL, S9J0, ,O00
Athens, B adford Co., Penn.
Insure against loss by Fire, Houses, Stores and
other Buildings Goods, Wares. and Merchandise, on
a, favorable terms any sin er institution.
assurances taken on Steam Mills Factories &c
Hillsdale, May 10, 1855 l.. PIERCE.
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FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.

F.. NJ HALE. M d.
uOMOEPATiIfSF 4 IIYDROPATHIST.
Tenders his profession services 10 the citizens Of
lIllsdae aud vicinity lie solicits the treatment OF
all severe and obstinate acute chronic diseases.
REFERENCES.
CHARLES 4. MITCHELL, ALLEN uANMoND,
H.. II. SHERMAN.
nPOffice over Smith Hinmnn g. Cas- Store
397n1v JONESVILIE. MICH