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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10
THE HIGHwAYMAN'S BRIDE.

Mine were the days for gallant robbers
whose fine clothes, high bearing, reckless
hardihood, and Frequently good birth,
took away from the superficial observer
much of the darkness of crime actually
Observation-Disclosures. and livrs.a. You.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

RE- A doctor and military officer
became enamored Of the same lady, A
friend inquired of her which Of the sui
tors she intended to favor. Her reply
was, that it was difficult for her to deter
mine, as they We're both such killing crea-
lures. t-,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

ESr Our Exchanges are yetto be hoard
from, hence nesss is not rscat3 with Ms.
There is not much aaoat, .ws conelsdAs
unless the "Camp meeting" Of our eastern
and southern friends may BID called news.
AL psrtics are making good shows fnrs
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

One Square, is Sc Ttcclue lines Brepier."
Ess CARDS, (of one square or less,]
er year, ..................... 1000
The price Of advertising on all advertise
subject to collection any time after first
alton. ....t..s.-
All Transient advertisements paid for in ad
invariably. ......
All BUSINESS appertaining to this Paper,
transacted with the Publisher, at the Office
hin Street.
Communications written in courteous Ian
;, accompanied by the correspondents name,
ddressed to the Editor, will receive prompt
ion.
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telligence. Fixed and stony, they bor
her, stricken lamb, from the dismal scene
Her old father watched for days by he
bedside, eagerly waiting for ray of light
a token of sense, or sound. None came
She had been stricken with catalepsy ,AnC
it was blessing when the cnchained spiri
was released from its frail habitation
when the pure soul was permitted to take
its flight to happier regions. Poor Mr.
Hardcourt sank shortly after into a state
of childish imbecility, and soon father and
daughter slept in one grave. @
The following good-natured burlesque
on " Baby-shows" came off at the conclu-
sion of the late Clayton Co. Fair held at
the enterprising town Of Guttenburgh-
We copy from the Herald:
Mr.. Ellsworth, of Elkader, having Of
fered premium of barrel of Sauer
Kraut for the healthiest and best looking
Dutch" baby, the committee made the
following report: -........ ..........srs u.
The Committee to whom was submit
eSu VIC VI tuc
of barrel of sour krout to the hcalthiest
and best looking Dutch Baby, would res
pectfully report: That three babies have
been presented as competitors for the
premium, and upon inquiry we find that
all three of the children are Yankee chill
dren--all being born in the United States
-and that the parents are also Americans,
and not Germans, or Dutch" people,
Your Committee, however, believe that
the barrel of sour krout should be awar-
ded and equally divided between the
three competitors, as fine specimens Of
Yankee children got up on Dutch plan
Respectfully submitted by
DR.. TRESCOTT,
f. PRICE,
.t r. NOBLE.
Committee.
The report was received with shouts o
applause. The competitors are John p.
kriebs, William Cristenson and William
Reinhart.
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EF Most of the Minnesota papers are
discussing the policy of Minnesota apply
ing for admission into the Uniea as -
State. -.yes r tef{.- bEs s4eav ,,tst1gf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10


Ezy-. /" Did you attend to church to
day 2" said a planter to his slave. !" Sar.
tain, massa," was the reply, "and what
two mighty big stories dat preacher did
tell" What stories were they ?''-
Why, he tell the people no man can
serve two masters now dis is de fuss
story, kase you see | serve you, my ole
massa, and also young massa john
Den the preacher says he will love dc
one and hate de odder, while de Lord
knows hate you boff."
H"I come for the saw sir."-
What saucer ?'' "Why the saw, sir,
that you borrowed" 81 borrowed nc
saucer" "Sure We did, sir; you bor-
rowed saw, SIR Get out of this,
you rascal; never saw your saucer"
/" Be dad but you did. There's the saw,
sir, now' sir" so you want tho sow
Why the deuce didn't you say 50 ~ 2
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-10

LETTING PoMposIrT DowN.-Mr. A.
a Wall street broker, who was perpetually
walking up and down his Office, talking to
his clerks, vaunting either of himself, or
his money, or his OK, OF his ass, or OF
something else that was his, to the great
annoyance of the clerks aforesaid, one day
pursuing his favorite theme, broke out as
follows: "Young gentlemen, you have
doubtless observed that have my little
peculiarities. In fact, am very pecul-
lar man--a particular man, too-very
particular. Now my personal habits are
peculiar-very peculiar-peculiar in ev-
erything. Let me give you an instance.
| always sleep in wide bed-a very wide
bed--and have light burning by the
side Of it. Queer ISM it ? but that is my
way" Now, be it known to the reader,
as il was to all the boys in the office, J
that the wife of Mr.. A-was notorious
ly the homeliest woman in town. eft Is
queer-rather--in one respect" observ-
ed one of the clerks, 'and in one respect
it isn't. l can understand why YOU should
choose oery ,oiae bed, but why you
should want the room lighted is more
than can imagine p
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The report was received with shouts o f
applause. The competitors are John p.
Kriebs, William Cristenson and William
Reinhart.
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mo. 563.I
Notice

Of Withdrawal Of Lands in Louistdnd
IN Congress- approved Sd June 1885,
land the State Louisiana, aid the
of certain railroads IN said state Instructions have just
following described lands their respective
probably falling within the prescribed limits seecon
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on The
3lst oil May last, VIE lsU"#
Office ut NA1cmrocHKs, all lands the district, except as
follows:
Townships to 10, inclusive, Of range 4.
o 10, inclusive, Of range 5.
IA, inclusive, Orange o.
Townships IL to a. Inclusive Of ranges and g. and
Townships 10 and "A, Of ranges o and 10.
oGce MONROE lands district situated in town
ships Is % Gciusve which lie Uest range and In town
inclusive, east and the Mississippi
all the lands the district situated north
line and Of the principal meridian, together with
following:
north, OF / and 2 east.
6 OF i and
TOWNSHIPS TO south inclusive ranges 4, and
Townships aud 2 south, Of ranges o and west
Townships south, inclusive, Of ranges and lea
Townships 2 to ii south inclusive, of range east.
Townships TO 10 SOUTH inclusive, OF range 4 east
Townships IL IA south, inclusive, OF range east
Township. 4 10 Is south, inclusive, Of range o east
all the townships cast east and south OF
township south
the lands the district situate between
2 and 10 east
EEw ORLEANS all the townships situated between
10 aRd east Of the mississippi nver and The
following lying vest OF the Mississippi rive1siz
Tow ships 3 10 49, inclusive of ranges II and 10.
Townships IL 49, Inclusive between 10 and IL.
~ 10, inclusive between 10 and 90 and
Townships 70 20 H. inclusive lying east OF range 49,
Given under my hand, General Land Once, the
THus. A. HENDRICKS,
June gO-inwGw Intel STAR Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPrloN CLAIMANTS.
No. 56l.]
Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Michi-
mo. $751;


Of e act Of Congress approved Sd June 1856 ma
strucuon certain railroads IN said state instructions have just
Office the registers and receivers continue
from sale and location OF the following described
probably falling within prescribed limits seecton
un otherwise directed heretofore ordered BY telegraph ON the
30 b Of msy last, 10 wit: #saa. s.a.. t.sg & .s.
Once lands district, the southern
nns range and IA and south of township
peatnsa township
&c. ID of range 10 west
ships II, -, 10, and IA lying west Of range IA west,
Oce All In DISTRICT except those
north of owahp ~ and
and moth Of township 10 and east Orange east
All lands the district lying between
nshps u north, and all situated of range least
ohee KALAMAZOO: All the district lying of
range west. ...
Oee MARIE AL the lands In the district situated
south II tOwnship s. > in ranges % to 81 inclusive.
South OF township So, In ranges 80 TO 81 inclusive.
South Of township 50, in ranges Is and 30.
South of township ST. In ranges 81 and %.
North Of township 40, In ranges 30 and 20; and
North oftownship ~, In ranges IL and a.
latter embracing nearly all the lands advertised in the
Presidents proclamation No 52 be oGered July Sauit
Ste Marie which will NOT therefore, be offered al the public sale
therein ordered,
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
rHOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-Iaw6wt Intel starl Commissioner.
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.

/" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mini
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auid lang syne.n
The members Of the senior class the ending June
the junior class Of the ending 1892 Sop
OF the ending IN june e5 and Freshman
ending in June, $780, hereby requested assemble
Washington, D. c., the third Of March, A. o. 1857 the
brighten the links Of the chain O. and enahn which
tide entirely exchange theft
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the
Of their promising comprers. = =
preliminary meeting OF the seEappoined will be
held the st Monday In September, A. D. 1885, United
States H0e Chesnn Fourth and Fih
which those members OF may
venent invited attend when the will
adopted 10 secure Us full an attendance possible
In the time, those whom this addressed
enough furnish the secretary ofthe
EDWARD J. GRANT, VI. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER C. BART, NJ, D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON Li6HTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PRNDLETON,
OF Winston AHeghany CO., Md
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Balst. Iron and Glass Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee
JonH WIIpsAN OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMaI3 TlntelgenceTl
All newspapers civilized request
ed this advertisement their editorial
Of classes scattered through the
visions globes all throughout United
States OF America requested graturous
casonay between this date and the ID Of March, A. 1887
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nX RAILROAD DIRECT To THE W ICsr.
IN 49, ssiSaalsS E

IN is.laisiE ssilla sltR
Time between Washington and Wheeling ba. I7l
Running time bstOsea Washington and Cincinnati az hours
Through Tiolss. and baggage Check.
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western Offers fullest
eeI between Washington Baltimore and all poiUns West
The conneLion between trains from Washington
G0gaa Ms ns sSed ~nSS Gn made The
from TINS The only change Of cars required between
WhseRg The staon and lschecte and
S w ae a osa without T charge for Sse holding
washington daily at M and AZ, p M on Sundays at the
A. Wheeling de sonnsrtOs made with the Of CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD running from Belaire the Ohio,
These trains connect Newark with the Newark
and sandaky railroad for sandusky Toledo, Detroit
Of ~ s W sss Sss r
VILE &c AT xcnia Little Miami railroad eonnexion is
@ s Rs 9G Rae P'H sa s. se
g through sses Sr MsmD
are transferred al Cincinnati the mail steamers The Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and st. Louis are sold by this
&C. ticket. sold whom Ohio nsvsabls
Wheeling and Wssye Cory miesl where eonnsx"n with
Travellers requested that only
afong through tickets and cheeks in Washington also the
great West The from washington
653 miles, being about 100 miles by other
route
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling, % 6
Coumbas sls g5 Dayton sls So Cincnnat 49, Louisville,
by aroad SIS 6 by steamer from Cncisna $751; Indianapo
lis SIT 80 cleveland Sl9 Isl Toledo, SIS 6Ui Detroit SIS %
Chicago Sc 65 and $40 50 ST Louis see SO and cas- Memphis
SO; New Orleans, S3i, sc.
For Frederick and HarPers Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland, Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Farmount
passengers may leave Washington g. M, A. For the
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
train from Washington
For trains and from Baltimore, Annapolis &C., special ad
veTtisements.
FOR further information through tickets ac apply TIL. Fl.
PARSONS, agent, Washington station. - /
JOHN H. DONE,
Master of TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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mo. 5G5l
Notice of Withdrawal Of Lands in Alabama.

Of the act Congress- approved June 1885, making
q csrsn railroads. 10 said STATE Instructions By tssasp6 and nail
Ss,es SS's 1 Is. s a ~. Ss an o.
cSunn until otherwise directed inc following lahds a.
10 wit!
once All the lands the district srespi fol
lows
Townships 10 H. inelusiys ranges q q, and west and
TowRahis IL The ranges Ofranse west
Once TssoALOosA: dShet except Is fol-
Townships % and 10, FRANCES and 8
Tos0:Rps = 70 HelH.iss Of TsSss p1I snd
Town hips is 10 TO- ineiusivs Of range 10.
o~nPs y 20 ~ "elS.ss Of sass AND and To-
Townships II -, inclusive, Of al all situated In the
nortlen survey.
Once peseBt All the lands the except
oOwsI
T S%nP g. a H. and u .. y ianss 90
Township 10 q, inclusive, Of range 10.
Townships 6 TO =, inclusive, Of rangs H.
Town.hips u -, inclusive, ofrange 10
Townships q and p, Of range IA.
Once DEMOrons: All district enespt fol-
lows:
Townships 10 to 49, inclusive, of range i east.
Townships Y TO "a inclusive ofrangs 2 east
Townships e TO !. inclusive, Of range west
Townships IL and 10 Of ranges Z, 4, and 5west
Once GREEsyLLE topsry caAaba All the lands in the
district, except as follows;
T Township: 70 70 J. inclusive Inclusive s ssss
Townships y 10 9, inclusive Of range T.
Townships u 10, Inclusive, OF ranges and TO-
TS %R:SD' ~ Z s s@4 .n ~ q ranges H. b. and ID
Townships 6 and = OF ranges IL and 10 and
Townships o, 7, and O, Of ranges 10 and 30.
Which includes lands for Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office Montgomery; All lands in the district, except
follows
Townships - aud %, OF range Is.
Townships - "a, inclusive, of ranges 10 and 90.
Townships Il 81, inclusive of 81, a. and ~
Townships n "a, inclusive, of a. 25, and o.
Townships 10 a. inclusive, between and the Georgia
line and
Ali south OF township IL, and range a6.
nf
both HoTh south of the base line together with the ioiiown
Townships 3, A, and 5, of ranges 10 and IA.
Townships 10 and IL, Of ranges 81, -, and 90 and
Township IL, of ranges a. 25, and %.
Which also includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office at All in
p south of the 3ls degree OF latitude also
Townships and g. north of ranges and west
Townsh D /, Of range 3 west. s.......t
Townships | to ? morrill, inclusive, of range east
Townships 4 inclusive, of and and
Townships | 10 north, inclusive Of range east
my hand General Land Office, the city Of
Wushnglon this tweniy-frst day Of June, 1856
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
COMMISSIONER.
2i-law6w Intel. & StaEl
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stopping Southampton going returning they offer
proceeding
ot'er route, for the economy Of TINE aud money,
Passage RON He1 YOTk to Southampton and bremen
First cabin saoon $780, cabin, saloon SIIO
second do, go.
"A letters and newspapers through office
No bills oil adne will be signed parcels
saiing.
An experienced surgeon y attached o each ship.
For freight or passage, apply
g. II, SAND, IL South William ST., N.
q. A HEIKEKEN u Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Go Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, iayfe.
Feb 2T-dy
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THE ONLY Owe AuTHoRIZEpr-TheR Rob Of DR. BOY

THE ONLY ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC Rob OF DIR. BOY
NEhU LAFFECTEUR V far superior the sirups Of Cus-
ner, paTa other similar remedies radically
wlthosi all affections Of skin darre
sequences Of Itch uce accidents accouchmens
period Of life and hereditary aormony Of hamo AZ depura
tive powerfully ehcacou In the bladder
fractions and other weakness OF arising abussa
injections soundinRs. As syphluc Rob
short time ensuing
81 haam Of espava OF cubeb from inecons which only repeI
the virus without nrutraizing The Rob Bnyv0an
recommended in ayph diseases whether
ng and which have resisted the Of the odus
Of potassium.
General agents for the United states Gabriel Boud, ESQ., o.
William orders Gulot Duconse
New Orleans seuilly, San Francisco.
The Rob nhecteur sold druggists throughout
ted States The pamphlet
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by writing g. B0R-
din ~ William street, New York, who will give every Information
wanted
@. y, prepared " M orders Tor South Amsrca the In
March N-dy' .
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virginia Land.

HAVE 1921 wood land y well watcred and has
plenty land a. The railroad and plank road both
through M The from Fredericksburg 10 miles, and
the san from Orange CeuTt house. .........
Further description ANY one wishing purchase
The whole tset ne had Tor i've dollars per acre
mice ARMY 10 n. r. THOM,
june 3IiawSm Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Law school Cumberland University, at Leb4Aoa.
TonnesseS.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers, las Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the judges ofthe supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bromied L. Ridley othe State.
Judges Cauthss and Green dew their whole
the school.
Plan of inslueton, Daily examinations OF
books No regular of iectuTes
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
3. Weekly equity, which
dents suits Of facts
through all the processes
practice The framed require prepare
dence the trials some OF taken appeal
supreme which held monthly the
public the end ofevey session The students clerks
jurors, circuit judges, and chance0s and in other official
sacities connected with their suits
Seons-The session third Sep
tebe ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursdayin July.
Expenses per sessionTuion fee $780, advance
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete
advanced class No previous
There four regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate year,
Number students the last collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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IL. III. GILL EFT

Has removed his office his resid In FranGn Row,
and Thirteenth streets. He will continue
principally the United
Having devoted concerning patents he will
advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Office and appeals 10 the chief Justice assistant
Of the District of Columbian and will also
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
lie will give written opinions and prepare
having either departments
will also claims before board established for Their
adJudc CATION
he
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mo. 564.

NOTICE of the removal of the land ONCE from
IN Dacnrrah to O-agr, IN the state OF Iowa
In with OF the act OF Congress entitled
location Of land Offices
March 3D. 1883 hereby declared and made known that
OF public lands at DacorrHh, in the
removed the Of Usage, In SAID
and aifsr the thirty first day Of July nezt
under hand The city OF Washington this twentieth
day OF juno, A. ID. 1856
by order ofthe President:
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oflce.
June 2l-lawGw Intel. StaT.
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mo. 500

NO 500
NOTICE Of the SSitndrHyvai Of lands in wiscon.in-
IL approved % June 1856, granting puh
and State Of Wisconsin aid .trucfon ID
said se" instructions f this Of
Withdrawing nm market orders, land, IN
said State and continuing the 81 the
FIRE ordered hY telegraph the 20th Msy last
poyion n thu lands will be restored when the
pecIrd Esrch The NJ The received
Once alun 30 days public re given
Given under hand the Gen'T Iasd the city
Washington, This 18th Of June, A. d. lS5S
Thus. HENDRICKS Commissioner
June 2-lsw6v lInlel y sHfJ
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United states Mail.
FRORIDA.

PosT oTHcE DErARTNErT.
''.'' Jun" ~ 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying United sst from oe-
1859 June 80 1889, follow
Of Florida the specified, be
Contract hce Uf the Office
Warrington unu o the H September 1856, TO be decided
the day
Columbus, Fanuing Town, Town.
Clay LANDING, AtseRa Ote, Homosassa, Bay fort,
and hack twice a month, IN STEAMBOATS,,
Bidders will as the distance and schedule which
leaps, La md Key West, Fla.
Proposal. for ea-wesk service invited.
NOTE.
Proposals must be guaranteed responsible persons eer
fed 70 such BY Judge Of
bidder surety
before s Of October, lSS6. a.. .m '.r y
No viii be made performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three
be deducted For arrivals far behind
neSon with depending mats and not sufficiently excused
fourth Of the compensation far The tip subject fort
Pines viii be imposed unless deinqu promptly
factory explained, Tor negtcnR take the mail
Office suffering injured, robbed
lost and reIusng after demand
aurny tho concerned runninr
tact hr a'sd Culture o agreraby r. for
obryng the Office laws department
The Postmaster Co neral alter the sdue
allowing therefor
the He may also cuftai dscoBinde
in Whole In part pro deer psy allowing
with. BIDS should be second Assistant po
master Geuea sUperscrbed Proposals. No. $751;
tor further aTculars pamphlet advertisement
the mails IN Virginia North Carolina, sou Carolina Gaorria
Ftorid dated January II 1855 M = AMPBELI,
June l3-law4w Postmaster General.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
N.nr ErnrniLLshrlrn Eredertck Gnuuir MI

AFtuT LNHNFIt'VHTyl TTtutFttt VVHHyi LHu.
THE annaHl
eth August the Thursday In June. The
for board aud tuition $3.50 payable semi
ally advance There eIta charges music drawing paint
Ing and also f Spanish aaa German, and Latin The terms
primary OF pupils under
soo anbum, able half yearly in advance
Of inquiry should be Addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RI0R Of st. Josephs Academy, Emnttsbug, Frederick comfy
Maryland.
Jul e--dlyear
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10 THE LADDER r. l.. HARPER, Bto0mfeld
Boston, has cbucH rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Partisan style
which universally admired Newport A. he
was not then able SIMPLY the Demand lakes this opportunity
to nBm The ladies that he just fresh supply some o.
which white, and appropriate bridal
head dresses, cultures capoies collars mancs &C. all Of
which embroidered white and
ETY. Of weaihs Of straw howgrs, feather Aowers, &C.
Nns 10 The only house the United States where these
goods can obtained.
HosTor, January s, 1855.
Jan e-2aw9w
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CautloR LOttery Frauds.

OTH0K MAKYLkEB COKsOLIDAEED LOTIEEIKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, lass.
THE commissioner Maryland deemed il
his the public the
who circulate by and otherwise fraudulent lottery chemes
and pTetand 10 be the the sale Of tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only Maryland daily under
snpenendeRce 81 the
STATE under The constitution approve
schemes and 70 attend 10 the dra wings.
All the tickets la all packages
tickets havs the th0g aphed n Brenah
the Oee OF the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryiand." Az olhers are fraudulent a !
..H t.. |.-. WIZ Y. X, Brennan,
Sep Sadly .. s . u . BaI,imore MaTyiand