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n. wells & Co.

L, ORENCE, Mass, manufacturers of Wells
il Patent Portable Saw Mills: admitted the
best in the United States. Single mills with So
inch TO ~ inch Saw Double Mills. adapted to
cutting all sized logs to AS feet in diameter
Child's Circular Saw Mills constantly on hand.
ly boxed, warranted to give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass, Aug. 25, '55.-2m.z
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Notice.

TsHE subscriber having purchased and erect
i ed LITTLE GIANT Com MILL" at his
place half mile south of Blanton's Bridge, is
prepared to grind corn in the ear, for stock feed
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
- All orders attended to at short notice, on
reasonable terms. JAS. B. ABBOTT.
Blanton. Nov "a '55-tf.
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Caution.

4 LII persons are cautioned against buying q
N note made by A. Ii. MALLORY to j. s. MoTT
tf Lawrence for about $50 as the note was Civ
IN for company property in which | had a Ioint
interest with Mr.. Mott, and Mr.. Mallory has
been forbidden to pay the same.
L. S. BACON.
Laurence. oct. %. 1s55.-St.
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Notice.

Ii persons are hereby notified that | have
N taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney at Law,
and caused house to be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making i'm
provements on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from the use of the house on
said claim, as ! intend TO pre-empt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire of
said house or claim. j. H. ISkIH.K0NS.
Lawrence, Aug. H. 1850
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted irnlnedi
" ately, in every part of the United States, te
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD OF FREE
DOM. A liberal commission paid for services
and no capital required. Address
G. w. BROWN 81 CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. 3.-tf Publishers.
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DRUSHES-0fa ali sorts and sizes by
ID Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Hurra for the Vegetables

N1HE subscriber would inform those of the
i inhabitants of awrence and vicinity g-
norant of the fact, that he has aetually sue
ceeded in obtaining supply Of most kinds Of
anti-scorbut:c articles of diet. which he offers
for sale at his NEW PROVISION s oRE. No
19 Massachusetts street. He is now desirous Of
proving to all concerned, that it is far more
healthy to live on vegetables than on meat--Of
course from perfectly disinterested motives. He
has made arrangements for the running Of
teams regularly to the Mother country, so that
he hopes to be able to keep on hand constantly
enough of the articles calculated TO regale the ap-
petiUes of the people, to atone for the long ab-
sence from the market of almost every thing bu.
Missouri pork.
ssg@ For sale as above SUPERFINE Flour and
superior SEID WHEAT, at the lowest market
prices. C. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Sept s. 1s55.-6ms
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Dr. Inn. p. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
L CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission OF
otherwise.
Lawrence, June 2, 1s55.-g.
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A Man and Woman Wanted,

TTlO assist in hotel during the winter. The
i former to cut and draw wood, sec to stock,
and make himself generally useful; the latter
to do housework, sewing, washing, &c. suit
able couple will find good comfortable home
for the winter. Apply Immediately at the TE-
cUMsEH HOTEL.
Zecunaseh, N0u. 10. '55.
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Partridge & Co.

U7WHOLESALE GROCERS and Comma
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. Si
North Second-st., st. Louis, No.. will make lib
eral cash advances on consignments of produce,
for sale in st. Louis, New Orleans, New York
and Boston.
st. Louis, Oct. %, '55.-ly.&
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Home Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, of st. Louis.

THIS Company proposes to take risks upon
l. buildings and personal property in Kansas
Territory, upon the most favorable terms. Ap-
plications for Insurance taken by e. w 6 w
d CO.. Lawrence. They have
the general agency for the Territory.
I'll. SALISBURY, Sec'y.
st. Louis, Dec 90, 1855. If
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G. P. Lowrey.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. and General Land
"A Agent, Lawrence, X. T.
REFERENCES Hon. Andrew Fl. Reeder. Gen
s. c. Pomroy. Lawrence VIM. c. Bryant. Esq,
New York city; Hon. Asa Packer. Aauch Chunk
Pa; Hon. WILDER Curtis, CT. Darlington, Mas
Lawrence, Oct. u, '55.-tf
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@. W. Brown.

HOMMISSIONER of DEEDS. and other In
" struments of Writing under Seal, and DepO-
sitions for f'ennsylrania, Massachusetts,, Yer.
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York. will
attend to the duties of his office application ss
the HERALD OF FREEDoM Office.
Lawrence, May Il, 1s55.-tf.
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Graham Flour. Lard. &c.

TUST received at STEARSs' lot of good Ora
y ham Flour; also LARD, and 100 bushels OF
those splendid Potatoes we haye been expecting
so long. Nov. IL, '53.-2t
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and then it merely moaned over the
prairie and sighed mournfully among the
trees. Until now / had not been cold.
The exercise of running, and struggling,
and falling, had kept me warm. But
now, when the mind was too tired to be
excited, the cold began to be felt. And
then it was that l felt calmness which |
bad not felt before, and looked hopefully
for the morning.
Gradually, butsurely, was instructive
ly getting nearer and nearer home. The
gullies appeared familiar; a large rock
that chanced to stumble against in
clambering across one ofthem. satisfied
me as to my locality, for I knew it laid at
the roots of a scraggy tree that bad
blazed when | took my claim. The tree
was there. and | put my arms around its
rough, gnarled trunk and hugsed it. and
now that tree. crooked and ugly as it is,
will be sacred through life
A dim light, not stones throw dis
tant, then greeted my longing eyes. 1
called aloud, but my voice was hoarse. l
could hardly advance step. Again
| called out-this time a fresh, bright
light beamed out of my own cabin win
dow; dear woman came to the door.
held lamp, that burned steady and clear
in the still air. high above her head and
looked eagerly mall directions.
HARVEY.
VALLEY OF THE THREE MILE, K. I.
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Allen & Gordon.

nEALERS IN Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
inc. lJune ls, 1s5S.-tf
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A TToRNEY, SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLok
II and General Land Agent. 01iice ON Massa-
chusstts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. II, '55.
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DAINTS.-An extensive supply of Paints All
i Varnishes of all description Also "Har-
ris' Paint MILF for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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enILS.-inseed, Olive, Castor, Lard, Tan
~ ners, and Neatsfoot Oil, for sale by
! oy. "a. WO0DW ARD d FINLEY.
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DR.. John Doy,
, Or. s. G. Harrington

ATAIN street, Lawrence, K. I.
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+ 8. Emery.
Ho: Ye Hungry Emigrants |

r AW Office 80 Mass. ST.. up stairs.
Lawrence. Jan. S, '55.
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B. Slater.

PRODUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
{ MERCHANT, No. 19 Levee, st. Louis. Mo-.
Ian g. ,55
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John Hutchinson.

ToBACCO AND SEGARS-for sale BY
L Nov. a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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DoTANIC MEDICINES.-A extensive =,
Dsort1nent of Herbs, Leaves and Roots, from
the Shakers Gardens n for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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10 TONS of Hay and 500 bushels of Corn for
III sale cheap for cash, one and a half miles
N. W. of Lawrence, by
Jan. II. 2t% r. III. WATERMAN.
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GLASS From by 10 to 20 by
Nov. "a. ~ '''iN WOODWARD & FINLEY
John Baldwin. Ferrvman,

John Baldwin, Ferryman,
LAS Just completed his new ferry boat, and
IL holds himselfin readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
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Z TAFF1CE No. TEel1sn street, Lawrencs. Kan
. SO TsFisory. Jan.e, IS.
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CTATI0NERY.-A complete assortment Of al
- varieties of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Inks. En-
yelopes, Memorandum Books, Diaries for 1855.
DC, de-, for sale cheap by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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pOOkS.-A select assortment of the la,a
- publications, Novels dsc.. for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD d FINLEY.
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Notice.

IL persons are hereby notified Tlist as soon
n as the land Office is opened. shall pre-empt
the n. w. quarter OF section 20. r IL, sec. lss.
Said claim ] took on the goth day of March
last. q. w. DEITZLER.
Lawrence, Dec. 90, 1856. 4s-Sm*
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TIE WANT SUPPLIED.
Lawrence Drug Store onsnss

THE subscribers are happy to inform th....
Il izens IF this and other parts of the -! -!
tory, that, to meet the urgent demands a. "a
community, they have succeeded in proca,;s -
. building IN which to open their stoek MIG n..s
the New Drug Store is CO pleted srs ,.dl IL
prepared to offer In the building oppos;te ~
post Office, Hain-st., Lawxnee, the largest ~ ~
best assorted stock Of -'
Drugs, Medicines.
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GL4s,
GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PERrusERY.
Books. Stationery and Fancy Artiol..
yer brought into this Territory-ali of VIII,
have been carefully selected with particu,ar ~
erenee to the wants of this coinmnnity.
We also keep choice supply of the best .,.,
purest qualities of Wines. Brandies. de- ~ =
medicinal purposes eaiy. ~
We would particularly eall the attention =,
Physicians, Families and Dealers to our fnll So "
ply of Drugs and Medicines, warranted mp.
and unaduiterated and would suggest 10 .is ~
tbs propriety of Supplying their wants in hi. -
line at home, (instead of from a neiehhor;n,
State) sspecidls ubes they can do % On k.ss..
terms. WOODWA ARD & FINT.Py
Nawrence. Nov 81. lS55.-ff
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UININE, PERUVIAN BARK, &c. bv Re.
" tail. as cheap as evoF, in spite of their ;sar
city, at the Drug Store of
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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DATENT MEDICINES.-A the best and
L most popular ones of the day, for sale by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD q FINLEY.
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s. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN oBsTETRIoIAs AND cHIBUReEoN.
A LII calls attended TO promptly. Snrgic !
n cases viii receive special attention Drug
and medicines for domettie use. Office. Man
haitian, K. T. dec. 22-lys
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Edward Clark.

a TTORNEY AT Law and SOLICITOR |.
"A CHANCERY, 80 Main st-, Lawrence. X.
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A. D. Scarf,

CITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
" No 30 Main street Lawrence. Kanssa- T.
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But whisky they know is made of corn.
Labor is high here, indeed. No ne
groes, no laborers can be had, of any
sort, at the highest prices. What shall
we do? We must either import more
Africans, or we must seize upon the In
dians and Mexicans. or the Cubans. La
borers we must have. We are in pre-
dicament that has no parallel on earth.
We have the best lands on the globe, a
healthy climate, more mineral wealth
than any part of the earth, leaving out
gold and silver, and yet our minerals lie
still, not IA the earth, but Or it: our lands
lie uncultivated, and where cultivated, the
produce either rots on our hands, or we
must sell it at a nominal price, mere
pittance; and yet we have to pay for su-
gar and coffee, salt and tobacco, shoes
and boots, from one hundred to three hun
dred per cent. more than all the world, or
any part of it. The shoes and boots We
get are not worth, as general thing.
twenty five eeats per pair. If abolition
lists do make our shoes and boots, the
devil has a full and fair bill of sale for
them, and 1 wish they may have to wear
all that each one of them ever made. or
shall make, around their necks whilst
they are in their masters kingdom, or
until some papist shall send q writ of ha-
beas corpus 90 his Majesty to deliver them
all up, aud all the old shoes and boots
they have ever made.
| sag again. that Alchison, Eastin and
Stringiellow have pushed "niggers' into
they have pushed matters in
Missouri to the ultima thule. Thousands
Of shareholders now think! Hundreds
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LGareacs, Sept. %,
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La t . st N . w q.
National Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0.--There is yerv
large attendance at the National Agricui.
turai Fair, numbering 10000 to 10000 per.
sons. The principal attrac ton waf the rs.
eng on the course, which was very spirited.
me grand banquet bame yff at half past q
r. NJ, when 1900 persons, Including 400
iadies. sat down. Among tho invited guests
were Bishop Potter Of Pa, and McCoskey
OF Michigan, who pronounced grace and re.
turned thanks both before and after the
meal, The table filled an immense tent
beautifully decorated and bountifully sup.
Piled. under he direction of Mr.. Jones, OF
The Exchange hotel. After the eatables
had been disposed OF President Wilder made
ah address, welcoming the guests heartily,
aud complimentary TO Philadelphia, as be =
lng the most appropriate place for the iubi-
lee Of the first agricultural society in the
Union, il having been established by her
citizens,
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates.
AGENCY, MAIN ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
John NJ. Winner, A. p. Ladew, Roilia Clark,
Thos. l.. sturgeon, Isaac Walker, John II, Fisher,
Thos. K. Tut, WIN. o. Stands, VIM. s. CudAy,
Dlbney Carr, Chas. II. Peck, T. Milteassrger,
Linus Jackson, James Street, FL. @. Clark,
John e. Evans, Francis Beehier, Bernard Bryan,
Richard Iyers.
JOHN W. WINNER, President.
A. r. LADEW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBE RLAIS, Secretary.
LExANDER w. MEG KEGOR, Agent.
Once: Banking House of M'GREaoR, LAWS
BLAKkaoRK. June 20
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 500 900.
PLISY FREtMAs, Actuary. MoRRIs FRAsKLIs, Prest,
ALEX. ". MoGREGOR, Agent,
Feb 81 Davenport, Iowa.
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WIRE DISH COVERS
FEATHER OYSTERS

LNROM to 70 inehes, Tor sale at SMITH 4 REMING-
TONS Stove and HOnseinrnishing Store, sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle. sep ls
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Threatening Letters to Fremont Nomina
tons, &c

NEW 1Ukf, OCT. ~.
The Herald OF to-day says, eve have re
ceiyed information from respectable sour.
ceF, that during the last eight or ten days
II number vi letters have been received b,
Col Fremont, OF very threatening ant
abusive character, some warning him that il
elected he will be assassnaled or poisoned
others hat he may not live 10 be elected
for his enemies aie determined he shall
never be lnaugurated.
The Republicans OF this city have nsmi-
mated Anthony J Blocker for Mayor
The Republicans Of Brooklyn have noml-
mated Francis b. Stryker tor the same OF
fee.
A portion OF Democrats in the Sd Con-
gressional district, in this city, last night,
nominated Daniel f. Sicklss in opposition
TO General albridge, the regular candidate
la the sth Congressional district, the Demo
Gratis have nominated Horace +. CLARK. the
Mayor Wood candidate
The Democrats of Brooklyn have nomi-
mated Samuel s. Powell for Mayor.
The stores Of Harris & Co, and Van Lelr
& Price in Peck Slip were partially burned
last evening and large amount OF groce-
ries and produce injured by fire and water.
Loss between $50 900 and $40 600.
A Wall street broker, named Chas. b.
Huntington, was arrested Yesterday ior
forging the name Phelps, Dodge s. Co., TO
the amount of $40 900.
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] VI tsIIIUUFU, N1NI' TVs
The figate Wabash weighed anchor
shortly after b p NJ yesterday and Pfocee-
ded to sea with the president ON board. A
salute was fired from Fort Constitution
The wards OF the Wabash were manned,
and three hearty cheers given by the sail
ors were responded to by an immense
crowd assembled on the shore TO witness
the departure OF The president ihe re-
ceptlon otthe president an this c'ty has been
Of the most warm, cordial and gta'lyihg
character
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FUH LEASE,
I oIsa q in Block &c, corner Of Farnam and
IL Third Streets.
Api7du COOK s. SARGENT.
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A Rut1ian Humbug.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. to.
A letter published IN the htrtigsRcs,, da-
ted Westpoft the 4th, says reliable news
had reached there that Lane had met rein
forcements IN Nebraska aud was on his re-
turn to Kansas with 500 men, and Geary
had despatched 600 men 10 meet them and
II possible take Lane
GThere is not a word Of truth in this, SO
far as Lane is concerned. He passed through
Chicago on Friday morning on has ay to
Indiana
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4aro mare.
n. CIOSE&CVS. COLUMN

NXyEa are now prepared to offer DEALER and CON
w sumers alargs stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot a 10 suit
posted up hardware matters and Invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
tor cash we propose to sell al a small advance
2eo0 Kegs Nails. Call 5000 for bargains In Nails.
r. CLOSE 90.
LuREktng Safsstae only gsnIine kind for sale
l. eheapby r. CLOSE co.
i r. CLOSE Is cos.
SAws, Circular, Maley and cro.. Cut, warranted
~ A. I. CLOSE &c CO.'S.
IRON Axies, Thmbie skeins and springs, at
L T. CLOSE 4 cos.
CARPENTERS Tools Of every description for
~ sale al r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
IhBLk aud Pocket Cutlery, large stock Tor .ale
l. low al 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for sale at
L 4. CLoSE X cos.
I LIGHTNING Rods and iasulators Tor sale at
Il Z. CLOSE 81 cos.
FAD Pipe ofail sizes from Z to 3in., COR sale at
IL T. CLOSE X CO.'S.
~ r.. LOSE ~ cos.
[ ,ARDEN Tools ofeserl description 49,.
NJ 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
N al T. CLOSE 81 cos.
Grows and iinwsre which viii be sold cheap a.
y /. CLOSE & cos.
MOVES Portable GrlA Mills.
N r. CLOSE & cos.
I kArHER Beitinz all sizes at
IL r. CLOSE x co.'s.
BACKING, Hemp aud Rubber for sale at
u. CLOSE CO.'S.
pLACKSMlTH'S Tools, Bellows, Anyls, Ham.
ID mers, for sale low at T. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
RoPE-Msnllsa Hemp, all sIzssst a,s
IN I. CLOSE II cos.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
II or gallon al T. CLOSE Z co.'s.
CAV Mandrels Of all sizes from inch 10 in. for
- sale al 4. CLOSE cos.
FARMERS wil!nnd the best assortment of Ames' and
i other make Of Sho ,eis, spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, ac., AT +. CLOSE & co.'s.
aGs OK h"d"s l G@aF hs' e,s and
foRN Shelters and Hay Cutters rsale low al
~ I. CLOSE e. cos.
lSl doz. Grain Rskes for sale at
l.JO I. CLOSE cos.
wv I. CLOSE = co.'s.
fINNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zinc, for sale at 4. CLOSE q cos.
StADDLkRY aud Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, al T. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
WHITE Lead ia oil, 4. Close and Co. Brand,
w juslreeeiysd, warranted the best In market.
al 4. CLOSE & cos.
I iASkED Oil by the barrel or gallon al
- I. CLOSE & CO.'S.
SASA, Giass and Patly atiow prices at
~ L. CLOSE & co.'s.
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RritfaDia Ware,
FINE TEA TRAYS

A LARGE assortment of all the newest shapes,
"a card Trays, Walters, Bread, Cake and Cheese
I rays, for sale al SMITH kEMlNGTOA,S stove
aud HOuseiuIn ishins Store, sign OF the Big Tea het
lie
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Suspension Of Insurance Companies.

New I0fk, Oct. 10.
The Aston and Globe Mutual Marine
Insurance Companies, and the lnternaton-
al Stock Insurance, suspended business to-
day On account Of alleged heavy losses
Their Is but slight prospect OF their resnmp-
ton Of business by either company.
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Rlra and IA of Lie

Philadelphia, Oct, lO.--The WOODEN mill
OF R Stetson was burned this morning
Two men we're killed and two severely
wounded
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Montpelier, VI Utt. y.
The General Assembly of Vermont con.
yened to day, by electing q w. Grandy as
Speaker, Geo. Thompson as Clerk of the
House The senate chose II L. Cha pman,
Of Ludlow.
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Fusion Of Democrats and Know Nothings

Springfield. Mass, Oct. ~, The Buch-
anan Democrats and Fillmore Americans
oi this county aud Congressional District
have made complete coalition here to-day
on the county and Congressional nomina-
tons ior Congress, Wui c, Fowler, for.
merly minister and Professor In Amhert
College aud bunker Wing, was agreed
upon by both Conventions.
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Notice.

vVgFI gndgrsigped hGyiSgpurchased the Interest o.
7 W. Boerseh in the htm OF boefsch, hfsnnel y
- ,.l hereafter couduct The Copper, Ito and
Sns al lfuu business Hdsr tho name and hus ~
|-''' HRkNNER Il CASSkL.
NB.--The now Htm VIII settle all ACCOUNT" l1'
10 or from tue old niM'
Sept 2s.-da
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kumored Forgeries.

New YORK, Oct 10.
Rnmors in Wall Street say that lorgeries
lie the amount Of $4,000 have been dis.
covered ia connection with Huntington's
case.
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o,ea-ths labor Of man and beast can nov be given
o. OF 20 the sport Of The winds. .-,,
Someof he nae ;. 4 terprsing aud wealthy larnef'
tae vest VINO are now using them, state as theiI
oDtnion that tnis viii increase tue value o.
tie great prairie regions VI the United states somI
millions Of dollars, as many hundred lhousauu
acres Gao uow De prOatlOy used rs stock iatlh'
yhfcn could not be before this lhNehunh was lhtio
Iured and thus make Il great change ia Tue Nalus
raaI as tate where IL has been thought necessaT! !"
io~gie farms near streams of water. To those uh
intgd wi ID the beautiful mechanism OF this ~
gaht;op, Il appssT- almost like thing 0i ihtelli
t.,..4cg iUslead OF mere mHchiuc' ....., -
Hundreds 0fthese Mills age III successful opera
ton In almost even STATE in The Union. a.,
Eugrsylngs, descriptions, prices ana ieslIho nai
Of Western Planners now using the Miii"h 10 sen
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Persons about 10 erect Mills for saving shnd'hE
and ali lnds OF machinery, requiring tfoW one V
lwglye horse power, are requested 10 GA ian" yam
ma suy Mill before purchasing elsewhere, as "etee
vevfectIy souhueDt We have The cheapest power NO"
~ use. + 49, 49,, ,srl.,ae,
,c,zpsp 10 as.4st In erecting them, may address "a
ar onr agents. SOURSE ~ ElELE, Davenport
45dress Western Wind Mil Co, Davenport
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