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- Aeres near Ambro7ia, bsing part OF what Is
call 81 tue Baton Farm" LAYS very handsome
hnI a. sltei ao,nt 20 ni from this city, aud can
b. aai at bargain.
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L)T 10. Biosk 10 On Morgan street. between
lSta al isti, Win new ortcA mouse, will he solo
low AMI "a reasonable terms.
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i53 Access, consisting Il timber and prairie,
prtiy aaler cultivation and sit au ed about miles
from tae city Terms cay.
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G. r. DkM JND,
Reat Estate and insurance AGen,


nsfi5E IN N,iosarne's Biocg, Main street, be-
~ tween ii aud 81, keokaE. Iowa.
Rgs.assoss~-Ei ward kiibourne, Esq, keokuk
John Wait~aeai E<g-, New York; Chas. l.. Frost
do Msssrs. PA3s, Bragg l. Babbitt, Boston Amos
ID. smtta, Esl., pruvidsaec, X. L.: Edgar Conkiin,
Esi., JinS4naati, o.. j. w. Hackere. Ed, New Ur-
leans.
sksAL ESTATE AGEyCY.--P Particular attention
pad To the purchasing and selling of City Lots,
Houses ah1 lads OF every DESCRIPTION.
LIFE, FIRE MARINE INSURANCE A6EN
cf for the NJ ataai iIs lasaraacs Conn sny Of y.
Ierk!P A,sscarGsrEe fuSp, s3,2JV,eue.
TIE "afLASfIG FIRE S MARINE ms.
Co.. of P,psidence, X. /. Pam rr CAPITAL $780,
aaa.
TdE "ATHESEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
L9a ION. Batsca PafLaneLaniA, Pa.
ffs"PS9afA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO, I"
OF Peoria, Ills. PAIui CArirAL 500, 900.
Hifisg been appointed As@nt for the above
ma II irst c.ass reliable ohces, would beg leave
t,4afssn the merchants aud citizens generally Of
t1is aty. ta,t an pr pared To take Lift, Fire. and
Mi ie Risas, ~ As ios rates as b. had al any
cher soaaa aud relisbie uasea5 Open Policies
granted D. as favarabls ierrsns san be had in any
Of sas EASTERN Cities. imay 80, lS5G-d
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L'f No. ., Book 45-sith improvements. For
fars4es particulars, applyte
c. X. DIM0SD,
petJ-d XIII ,urte = RfneE uaiust
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GREAT ARA ACTION
Az fHR

"NIM BE SIxPE NCEH"
AN nov receiving b ,avy stock Of asA sSx A1lA
/ eoops dirset fYyin the Kastsru cities. They are
not secasd-hAnd goods; but fresh sud niss. 4
good Asssstasnt and large lot, 70 ssit al kiads
II customers.
There ara three things 70 b. In trading
one 10 to have the right kind Of gosAs; sur&hes y
10 make ths prices 10 suit and The thirds 70 havs
these rsqairsmsns and certainly there l. tho place
Ect Cloud ijaYexins.
Nv WINTRK Stock consists In part Of he fol-
towing: DelAtnss, solid and AEursd debsiss, nesi-
ao. lasarss pl.ds iin.sys, giag1ans. cloths, e.a-
simcres. casncts, twsssis, jcans, Canton 1Apnels,
wool aAnaeis al oolor4, opera 6sansls. WOOL coU-
fTts, hoods, mitts, Z ores, hosiery, tsble linen.
damAsk, diaper, xhau Il, hing and Nay stss<, men
WOOL ssirte aaa drAwes, does'tics, blse ssd er.wn
tichngs, shestinga hats and sais boots sod shoes.
and evsFy tAiag usually fyaud In he dry EnA- Dc.
p~rtment. And In connccl'oa with the shove, /
have Largo stosk Ut caOcKxnv MANS. liz ing
recsatiy ferrastsd ~ stock, can ~ supsriur
indspin. n:s in thia line. AIss, good Assos mens
II cho,ce FAMILY aKOUkKiEs; IN fnet, every
thing in the msrchandxr linc and II there II any
article cAnaOt farnsh, we oan tell JON whore y
dnd IL.
I..s .,..- II :. the "NfMRLK rxPENcR. ]" s-a
iok q thsss N1w q. rDls, which have mot bssn %
hand since the yaar ass. Il - rds No pleasure =
show nics 20 ~. You viii And them at
s os,:: s1 = : 'ss s-'. ]. ! bi Eis..s'
s1vaE subscrib,r, invsptor and Patsstse u On In
j proved self Loading Cart Or HcoNp 0ast. has
rpcsniy brought othis locality frw " them, and
thy arc nov = work grading saehapss ssrsst. IN
where tAsy nay be sssn At uerk - aay sime darins
the seaAon. They remove earth fsf oae-haif q :
costof doing - 6y the and sh0ye, ard 60 u
ssrthy ths attention u al engaged u has hind q
= si.asss their srs,ssios ana isforn ,usns =
~ their vnue and ec6nUny. All tnfOrmAtiOn q.
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KEOKUK MAR BLE WORKS.
ny %. Na ~ Nc n Il kOu.

A LWAYs keep ON hand good stock of the FIRST
n quality Of Marble, which We will sell ut the
very lawest rates.
The best kind VI workmanship guaranteed, and
orders solicited for pain Ornamental styles in
,tonr Marble.
,s,.,. ~. :. .,,. -,
sept q, Oddly
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loco do .pelter;
4. coSxARLE, aRa II. sayrH. w. cosNAaLE
tONNAKsyI. SMITH CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CFkS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON.

A.. II. ~. r.
tONNAKsE. SMITH a CO.,
| WHOLESALE GRoCFKS,
DEALERS In TENNESSEE IRON,
! AND foRwARpKRs aSr COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NGS. s.. a. 81
I4evee, opposite SRI nmb-at Landing.
| Hayenow CA la,.. iail and complete stock for
fall trade. To which hc attention Of purchasers is
solicited. aug 23daw
| Al AICllEs.--Ar sole agents Tor Pierce 'sceiebra-
vi ted matches. CITY supplied by the guam
uty. nj fnetory prizes. A iargs SUPPLY now hand,
lby toSNhBLE, sMiYH AGO.
aus %
| SUNDRiEs--su hblf. i.oohng Pitch 900 Rolls
- do. Papers, b,,th plain ana saturated 90 Bales
loakunl, - kegs cut and wrought spikes. For sale
lbY loNNABLE, SMYTH CO.
aug33
SEAMi.Ess sACas.- 5ooo large > tusbei, u
manufacturers. ] - .ale By
aug % coNNABLE, sMYTH co
DLAoIER PAki- AND CEMENT --25 bbls
! Pia-ter paris ien bbs Cement. F"s sale by
aug2s toNhAHI.E, SMiTH AGO.
DowpEk Pow DER leo Reg. Rifle Pow.
der, 3pu kegs miuiag powder, 10 cares lihcanis-
Ter powder 10 esses u r.wder. Now in our
magazine and fer tsle by
aug - GnSNABLE, sMfTH A co.
yxYiNDop aLASs. SEQ boxes various r,res
w Tunblcrs, jas, Fla U.s. &c. For sale by
| aug % toNNABLE SMlTH 4 co.
| TENNEsSEE Iron AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
! l ac.--3o0 tons Assorted Bar Iron 200 Slabs
Plow steel. 3 tons square and Octsgon Cast Steel,
! ton Spring Steel tons German Steel | ton
American and Rarlish b..sier Steel. A large va
rietyoi blacksmith Tools, for sale low, to Msr
chants or smiths, ly
aug % CaNNABLE. SMfTII co.
NUTiCE.-Wiiih e snid TO pay charges IL M, cali
| y ed far within thirty days. Planning Machines,
and Box Machine. Received per ST. amer ..Sam
Young September 10th. 1853 in the name of Will
son fuss
/ ang23 CoNNABLE, SMYTH 4 co.
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ksekn k Hoaaia C0tlege.
TINE Arst term u this institution will b opsse4
l ON Monday, New. I'd. in Foeus of The u. =
thurch, On Chatham 4q0sre.
Mrs. Mary Bias ant Miss II. c. Hail. Who are -
gagged ~ teachsrs, have had much ,xpsvssnss -
success In fc1als seminaries. and briag With ths0
satsfArtnry testimonials u their high literary 81
sooisl chasactcf - ladies' and VI their
ample quAllAsasivss fr instSsoAing Ia To- vasiss
branches Of faiIcousss Of liberal vdDeatisa.
The Trustees sud Ksaehsfs Xss pledged TO speeial
vigilance AaA eglrt for tbs bsst Management cd
tbs entire this new snterprisc,--so In
portast TO the honor asd prosperity Of oar city
aud they Ssh th hsarty coOpsrntisu and support VI
All Who desire the success and prspsriy Of The ~
stis ution.
Tuition fees for term OF 10 weeks-Primary
branches -, advanced branches s. Extra fur Snsi,
xc-, 81.
Competent and experienced tea0heYs will givs in-
structiops In Latin. Fseach. dcrmAn, Drawing,
Painting and on the Piano Forte, - the customary
prices. For the Trussses-
act3l-d A. BRIDOMAN. Pyes't.
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New Grocery x Provision Store

New Grocery x Provision Store
~ w.RuNYAk & co, having established them.
~. selves the south side IT Fourth street near
b. the Market Hoases have received lasgr and well
selected stock Of Grseeres, 10 which they resp cful-
ls calthe atteetice n The citizens Of Recruit and
vieinity. Pfssisiuns snd Ferd az all kinde kept
e,nstantly On hand. All articles delivered Ia any
fast ut tn cftv frs~ ~ shavgr. Taec. -, dti
LW0AeE ~ all Alaas. $500
~ 4" sab q ib'r II prspW'd 10 farAish al
l kinl.sf SLasness al tho shortest notice. Also.
any qa.ntaty VI Llsh for plasterinE
ost22ltl HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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tnrc tat willnsser fade or chhhRc ~ nv isHs' 70
The superiority of Cuttings Amhroiypss. rs par
ticuar ii 10 want of ene u 1hese, 10 call ~ the
AARaori ~ GALLERY. No, ., ihna a,ie't, r,ot"'es
49, .ntranl,a 10 ,tYrsntire sstisfae:itr n. ard gsar
apiiea 10 equal az in the western county lac has
90, the iarg - avid finest CALI, between 81 iouif
and chicago. with side light ard ky light, which ne
other GALLERY in this city has lie mas the exclusive
otn.r mic, prufc. sin be the are counter
feits. and an imposition on the public. They are
bn ,vorthle.s limitations 81 the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ainbrotypt
Thy may also 81 sci in tomb stoner, and remain
mi Impaired fer ages.
xc- Instruction. given In ambrotyping, and al
50 IN taking pictures glass ret patentedto sut'
those who wish tn travel. lie has also . lHgf
,o.l ~ chemical. on hand on of the in
est quality. ARD ready fer use
Gallery No. ), Third-st, kcokuk Iowa.
anr25d,f EMERSON. Artist. <
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NAWII.I. 4 RALArON.
nEALKR- Ia arocsries and Produce. and Forward.
II ing and Commission Merchaats, So Main stPesa
tween ID and Sd, Keek nk, lows.
Woaidca the attention Of tho citiaens oflhis city
and Country Merchants 10 their large and we'll 20.
scted stock 0f Hrocerir-. They hare one 81 the lar
geet stocks offered in this place Of all such ar
ticlAs usually kept Ia Grocery establishments
aud will sell an the most reasonable tsyms. fhry
feel confident from their long experiences ard ! a.
termination 70 give strict personal attention to has
asss. that they sill merit liberal share Of custom
u,v1Kdw
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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO..


SIGN or rue Mosrist LOCK, l59 UNION Block,
Main Street, keokHk, Iosc0,
WhoicsAie AnA aeesatl Dealers,
~ HARDWARE 1 Hot sEK EEPfNu WARES,
10 which the attention Of dealers and customersis
respectfully invited
Keoxuk, May 81. '56--d&w.
FIvuE 7uo.cribcrs are now receiving large additions
/ TO formsr stick IT Hardware and housekeeping
wares, to which W. invite the attention Of Dealer
and Consumers.
aug25d HITCHCOCK. MOTT a co.
70 CsnsractSrs, Builders oshers.
NTE are resolving assortment IT Builders
w Hardware direct from manufacturer also \
variety of Mcdaniel Tools which Ne oacr for sale
at I5s Main Street, uniqA Block.
augl5 HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
Ennmcl1d Preserve Kettles and
Aauce Pans.
ID RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Saucs
- Pans, Culienders, Skimm. 70, Dippcrs, Wash
Ba ins, Ladies', Forks, Spm ms, Cups and Seiscs; ;
her aud Water psisst fea Baths Trnnks. Case.
and variety Of other articles on sale 1t 1872 Main
Street, Univn Block.
aug28 HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
LsANCi enamslled Chamber Sets, consisting u
IL water pAls, ehambsr pLlis and foot bath. Paint
ed water pais foot hath and chamber pals In srtss
single, also variety Of House furnishing goods
in silver plated, britannia japaned, white metal.
and connon war;, fofsale ut the Troy Hardware
Store. sigucf the Mortise Lock. I3S, Main ~,
Union Dlsck. HITCHCOCK. MOTT roo.
f-yoLT,' KEyuLvEkS.--Rinss and d.uhis has-
~ relied Shnt Guns be found 1t the Troy Hard
ware store, $50. Main street, Union biloxi,
sep2e III TGiicnCK. MOTT. AGO.
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Ak AIRS splendid farming land, situated
- astst ~ nils dlreelly west VI Abba,
Nj 1irte - Tais hne tract consists of prairie aud
iiia 'er, partly uad.r cultivation. Timber Of the
very osat qaasiiy. Pace very ow, and terms easy.
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-.sr 9 - ---~- A-S-- -&-~
LSLOukl fl0nr!--LMstomers san rely upon getting
i Quincy Bentonsptrt aad Hirnineham Flour
regularly, at IS, Main street.
nps-sl HAMTIL RALsInN.
u NOLDR3 SfkUp--ln kegs sna half hbis HI
~ ehsr's Sugar House Ayrnp, n keoa. ~ han
bhla ksisias u hsxss, ha1 hoxes ea4 asasssrs
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,nchl7dti


rI,liLSE piesuns are
i abe al II any tang
y@r before made. ] he
.ubsprlber would call
The attention " thxe
wi irgtu epi "A t,ls-.
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The suhscrib rs, proprle /.
,ors VI the Empire Seuye
works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform stove
Dealers in lowathnt they
aaye established q branch
II thei, house in keukak,
where they will kecpcon-
sanity on hand a large
and weli-assoried stock
4
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test VI two years, and has
not it's equai in the Nis-
.isippi valley ; and 10
the uolden Harp be
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
, Taeir assortment oi
Heating Stoves for WOOD
aud coal IL extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one VI which, til,
:. Young America, - a
splendid parior stove. re-
gently patented, will be-
found superior to any in
vcntion VI the age for RI
} i,ating heat. They have
! On sale NJ their store In
! ~. Louis, from which
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ATiNbUN GLASS. --sgn boxes various slses
w Tnnblers ia $, Fla X, &c. Fpr sale by
aug % roNNARl.E SMYTH 4 CO.
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Dealer la Clocks, - asrAes Jew c1yy
on sHCokD sf1Egf,
NEXT door " Z. YArsors Banking Hossel
~
glNnk subscriber has j4H recei, ed large -
I and benuiifut slUck VI uvbd and eilysr ~
Natches. tod Jeweiry, Ar., compr sing ths
latest ssyies u LaAiSs' bvssst Pins, kas
kinxs, Finger Rims, Cut Pms, told Guard sa1
Fob Chains, Keys. heals, silver Thlnblss, Geid
ei,des, snaps, studs, Gold Pens With OF sithsst
holders, aotd Pencils, Peas and Pencils.
WAMn ksYAiaiSs.
The subscriber being . practical Matchmaker,
fss.s eospsssui to TepaiYshs mcat diesls snA dol
cate work that may BE- entrusted u bis care.
All work warranted 10 give safisfacsiou.
CokAECr Tin..
The public msy rest assured that The correct tine
Is, and siways will b. kept BY
Nov. -, iS53.-dlS N. ". JONES.
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A. AIN now retiring from the practice II the
Law, hereby recommend Hen. e. nixon, my late
paftnst to our former clients and 10 persons hay-
ing lasiHers With me
keok uk. tlct IS 1856. THoS ". cLAGETT I
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RaskHsscKs /;

RKgkkKNcEs
charaes Parsens, Esq,, Bake, Keokes;
A, l.. DeDtug Co., /"
Gen- IL. r. Hsia,
Ford. sDeAssn 4 Ford,
ID. " kllb8urae. Leo.
N@ssfs. f.eklin i la ~
aessys. itnnatn 1,lisg, Attorney
hsfe9nsetfaiss tAstte tkase aes.gous 81 iEgextiUe
tn AsRs - att - exaatRe si Which com ,rse.
whsnh ~ 81 ra the most fas aiable teru.s
Jnps y, ss-das kIGkEY SIMPSON
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MSIs;aery Aoa Gancv Deeds.
ATTENTION.. LADlESi

4 WOULD rss pcctfuiiy call the attention nf the
l Lziirs 70 my Large and Well selected stock IT
Fall and Winter Hysd. waich will sell ~ cineiA-
nsi prie.s. Ny stock consists u silk. straw, and
velvet B,nnets. aiso. : splendid sssortnent Of
RibAns. Flowsra snd Feathers, collected With greas
care. You will Ind evsry,h NJ in 10 Millinery asA
Fancy busness. ~ my establishment, ~ The latest
sa.nsss al tbs shos aotics, such lining tTi0
ming, hiesching, pressing and making b nnets Of
every description to order. will warrant ell
s.Fk 70 gaze sxtsfAetien-
COME one emo al. No trouble 10 show goods Il
Mrs. oieanys, No. ~ Jshasoa street, betWssn 9pd
aud 80 directly opposite Ohnss . saleDn-
sept26liy Mis-. 0LENNY.
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cam.

IL X. kkEOg. iesotes his attention efpeei.lf,
L. e. tas kassass ~ Gosns 4 jor al law AMI g.a
veyspeeg. lie Il 30 Notary PaLiie ord viii ~.
teni tosli the daiscs 1T ihai v~ee ,lis- oaics /,
WITH 50 "a & iAasaek lua, dsaipf4 in real estate.
eens. 18th, Iss1. fa,f
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u sWsaIl FARM fov sale
A FARM con,a ming 80 acres sc Vt IL being IN
n cio-cd, cl,crr land only II miles from Kco-
kuk, ard mile. from Belfast. Fur particulars en-
qureof EDWARD KILDOURNE. kcokak. or II
GEO sTANMO0D,
On the Premises.
string Prsizie, Iowa. Asg 3o-AAwM
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viii continue the practice afthe In " ia the old
sitice Nj. - Main Street, keuknk, Iowa
uet 10 1896 dJm Gk0. 4. DIXON.
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4 NIAiS--4bx, eoIi. bsnd,hx tAcr halt r, oog
~ and jack chAius, al 81. sign VI III
juDcSd Bla ANVIL.
NicES-->oiid box, and parkers buneh. iron and
wood bench screws. 4 airing. u h.irse nails, NJ
juns5d GADY, JONES PEck'S.
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i sign Of the Ije3dl BIG ANVIL.
I n addition to our sxtens,y. stoak Of baiiaing,
i house keeping, machinists' and cabinet snAksrs
hardwsre. carpenters' and Blacksmith tools, ~
have just added . complete stock VI Carriage and
Wagon Hard ware, consisting in part ~ follow:
Hubs, fetioes, shafts, spokes. bow,
Made from best Eastern timber, and well seasoned.
Ensmeicd aud Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth.
Plain and dgursd back muslin, drilling 1 duck;
Carriage lace, tufts, de-, spron hooks and rings;
Ivory knotA, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips; silver plated and
Brsss bands Boston, philadrlphia snd
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Axies--iong and ID rt arm, patent 4 half patent
Railway Springs--pisin and French ears;
Carriage boits aud axle clps.
junuSd CADY. JONES PECK.
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IlRAsS Cocks, oil cups. ir.n and lead pipe, every
- thing per'aining 70 . saw mill or steam sngin
! for sale low 1T the sign u the
4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

DIRD CAGES and LANTERNS, of al
~ prices and patterns, at iu27 CANFIRLD'S
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4oIitiraI SnteIIiNenre.
Pierce, Douglas and Buchnnan.


There is a unity of sentiment between
these worthless on the subject of the pro
slavery Cincinnati platform which is truly
admirable This is what Frank Pierce said
of it in his recent speech at Washington:
1 congratulate you that your choice has
fallen on a man who stands on the identical
platform lgdieb I occupy, and that he will
take the same with the standard lowered
never an inch.
Douglas in his speech at the ratification
at New York said:
Buchanan and myself have for several
years back, ever since came into public
life, held the same position on the slavery
question, from beginning to end.
Mr.. Buchanan, in his late address to the
Key Stone Club, at Wheatland, Pa, said:
have been placed upon platform Of
which most heartily approve and that can
speak for me. Being the representative
of the great Democratic party, and not
simply James Buchanan, l must square my
conduct according to the platform of that
party and insert no new plank nor take one
from it.
The platform thus endorsed and eulo-
gized by this Democratic Triumvirate, is a
deliberate abandonment of the cardinal
principles of the Declaration of Independ-
ence: and establishes in their stead the na-
tionality of human slavery, by removing ev-
cry restraint, and opening all territory under
the control of the general government 10
slavery CleUeland Herald
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Trains will stop at stations marked X only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made
From Cleveland, the 100 and 905 $50 and 90
trains connect at Toledo with trains of Michigan South
ern Railroad for Chicago and the West The 100 and
trans connect at Toledo with the Lake Erie, Wa
BASH and St. Louis Railroad for LOgansport Lafayette &c
necons between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo the 30 and 950a m and sos and 500 m
trains connect at Cleveland with trains of the Lake Shore
ROadf0r the Easat Monroevie Sandusky with trains
Of Mansfield and Sanduskv Railroad. The 23O and ESQ
and 500 pm trus connect at Clyde Saudusly with
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad The 230 and $50
snd 3.05 and 500 trains connect at Cleveland with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
E. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office c. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland July II, 1856. jan.450f
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Cleveland and ToIedo RaiIrOad.

Change in
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT to take effect Monday, July
l4th, 1855; passenger trains viii run daily as follows:
SOUTHERN Division, via Norwalk.-GOiHg Vest, Daily
Sundays excepted.
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Fillmore AmerIcanisnl the Hand-mafd
of slavery LOcOfOcOisIn.


We have said that those who are advo-
eating the cause of Fillmore are in fact aid.
ing the cause Of Buchanan. The proceed
ings in the Illinois contested election case
proved that fact. The Washington cores
pondent of the Tribune SAYS:
The South Americans voted yesterday a.
unit in favor Of Allen, and against Archer,
in the Illinois Election case. They did 50,
although many of them had declared, after
a full examination of the evidence, that the
merits Of the case were on Archers side
They did so, although several Of them,
some weeks since, had promised to give
their votes to Archer
The Northern Fillmore men, with the
exception of Harrison Of Ohio, an old per-
sonal friend Of Archer, and with the excep-
ton. Of Haven, who IN medic taissinus
ibis voted both against Archer and Allen,
co-operated with the Southern Fillmore
men. Broome, Whitney, Walk and Moore,
of Ohio, all voted to keep Allcnin his scat.
The special interest Of the case arose
from the fact that the Presidential vote Of
Illinois may be controlled by it if the elec-
ton goes to the House. The Fillmore party,
North and South, prefer it is now evident,
the election of Buchanan to the election Of
Fremont. The Fillmore and Buchanan
parties are combined and confederated to
put down Republicanism, The fact is SO,
and we must look it in the face.
When such men as Humphrey Marshall,
of Kentucky, and Carlisle, Of Virginia, are
found making speeches for Fillmore in Penn
sylUania and NeaO Jersey, their purpose
cannot be mistaken. They mean to elect
Buchanan.
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The Ladies, Department,

now opened for the reception Noinsttuton
in the Union imparts a thorough or interesting
course in this department.
In conclusion we would add, that shall puttorth
our best efforts to merit in still eminent degree,
the aterng reception with which enterprise has met
and pledge oHrselUes to iPGr thorough practical
course or Mercantile Instruction than be formed at any
other similar Mercantile College
Among the many recommendations, give the follow
ing We the undersigned take pleasure in teStfying
that personally acquainted with Mr.. GRANGERs
ability Accountant, and teacher Of Bookkeeping,
which is of the highest order He has had great expert
ence as Accountant in heavy Commercial Banking
Houses which gives him superioraces in imparting
practical kHOlrledge Of Bookkeeping and thorough Com
merciaI Education. L J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To Young who wish to acquire cuisines EdHcd-
ti0n think it affords facilities seldom equaed Mr..
Granger has the qualification knowledge
and aptness in teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates
his College viii be fully competent to keep the most
complicated set of Books.
A. p. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant,
J. j. JASNEY, Sec'y Bird Control State Blk Ohio.
J. F. PARK, Bookkeepera at d. T. WoOdbury's.
D. OvERDIER, Boobkeeper at the Clinton Bank.
H. 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gass and Coke Co.
C. B. MASON, Bookkeeper at J. H. Riley Cos.
For full particulars, send fora circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
February 90, 1S56-4y1 PrOprietors.