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TIE COURT OF NAPOLEON; or, Society Under the
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PALMER,S PATENT LEG.

THIS American invention stands unrvalled, both in
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London the best artificial limb known. In this coun
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
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VNiESE Machines operate upon an entirely new pin
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Saturday, January 10Th.
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A HUNTERS LIFE AMONG LIONS, ELEPHANTS.
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TINTED STATES LANDS entered for cash or ,ui
warrants. by WILLIAM b JARVIS, Land Agent.
Madison Wisconsin the Milwaukee and MlsslS, qpi
Roilroad which road viii be completed from milwaukee
to Mississippi within year. All tracts cuT
ed by hm selected after actual examination aud e
port by his surveyors! None taken but good farm Lana
Fee 81 per az
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sin; Alfred Avery. Esq, New York city: Rusk n Ca'-
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Ter Bank of Uuca, New y ork. ltH
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE

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j. M. CLARKE & Co., Bankers,
LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL

rTNHIS MILL has been the favorite with Western farm
for nearly two years and has taken the first pr.
mlums at the principal Agricultural Fairs of the nation
and in the most complimentary manner, For durability
simplicity OF construction, and convenience of use the
Little Giant has equal Ii may be used with one or
with two horses and according 10 size, will grind from
and The Little Giant varies i'm weigh from
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ACCORDING 10 size, and can be worked doors without
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For Mills or descriptive circulars address
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ROSS SCOTT & Co., Philadelphia,
Manufacturers of Metallic Mills exclusively

LINCOLN COUNTY, KY, Sept 26, 1855.
SIR In compliance with the request OF Mr. Hedges
OF the paienees of the Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill
return to their agent, the Mill No which have
used the past and which have grouad near
ly nine thousand bushels. The of this Mill con
slider napprecable; but have stated above, return
at the request of the patentee, who wishes 10 satisfy
himself upon this point by actual inspection.
Yours, truly J. WARREN GRIGSBY.
Mr.. II M D1apikLe.
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Testimonial Of Cassius n. Clay.

WHITE HALL T. Or MADISON 20; ny.
GENTLEMEN write TO express my delight al the work
OF the Little Giant | did trust 20 the boys1 this
time being home myself put 1t up and il agong
with one strong mare, that pulls II easily
You have done for your country Than any twenty
members of Congress- for the last twenty years woud
not give up my mill for $50,
/ am, truly, your obliged, obedient servant
c. NJ. CLAY
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CINCINNATI RETREAT FOR THE IN.

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AUCTIONEER OF STOCKS ONLY,
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loaned 10 actual settlers. and years time.
FORTY PER CENT INTEREST," and as the title
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mouse IN this CITY, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
ana certainly always much and will deal very lib
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always allowing them liberal in conside ration
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cities IN payment. Address
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pacific "ai hostile relations, Treaties Of fcae: and Private In
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or the Ini,5 Sta4 @' wv '' '' 'E' i'' i'lS
~ The Practice Of the Courts Of Civil Jurisdiction in Lou
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SUCCESSION OF MARIANA WEHFR Drf,F. cFr
WIFE OF GEQkHE uII.MEYi.R

wrrH Of e1S u G5HIEE DECEASED
BYToURSE l. THOMAS, 70 Exchange Alley.
bt As5i I'D y VIA 4as at st II
pursuance order from hs Honorable r IL Mofen Judge
sh l$ 70, .Geo4 rs e ssid aseei7S W.
wssnr"n ss Tra o y 9 &c &o
and 10 square No conprsed within bartholomew
1b' % s"o s s p9 dx" M dated
Iot No 70 fee; inches lines front bartholomew street.
BY no ise in dsph between parallel lines . .,
front on aid Iarthoi6me strest by 10 feet in eph fetree
parallel ne together with the dwelling house and i'm
"a lo Of ground situated in the district Of is
district aid lot makes Of l1t Nos l. 2an square No.
deposited tic Iaco,'e taeasnring Il feet front o.
iesfc street between MORGAN and e"ee Streets by 100 fee; in
depth American together with ory woo.c.
building aEa Improvements thereon.
~ TerTns-'.,>i
~ Ar's Of cfore r. j. KERR, y. p =, the expense
Of the purchaser
sue ESSIoN DE MARIANA WEBER, FEMME DE
GEORGE tILMEYER,
PAR TOt'!Sf 4 TIGNAs, 70 Passage de In Bonrsc.
SAH1EDI, 2z DeccrnI,rc. 1856, n midi. Il Par
bic r r H. M"ra uEe de IA enxne tour district dc la
In e"x certain lots DE- cr:e lees lan an3ourr Wash.
ngicg t"e disticl de ce;te Vile de,sncs No. de
e' H Goinpris tnre lea i"rti em Cnsacalvo Ma
a s H. M e.. a9+e IN H ,yp;[ B"ss"n date lie
J." lot No. 3 y pcs pouces lisnes de face IL Bar
le lot No. ~ forTnan e,cosner de rue sca!yo ynesnre
q pes d" lace sur Ii: die b"hyei i3 pieds de Dro
| all' iGEa lions 4"i sy tronvent.
q IN csr'nn pts DIT r@ dams le district de
nomination d.! riot de Iessep. ya-tic
Il yy @ ce a ct e T ss aeose s a'11sS i
p5cd' dc face y rue Iesses entire leg Morean Ieses,
l4l Ies prOtondelr
Ell bois q les authorizations 4ui 81 trouyen
~" CQnih;ols-Comrtant.
50 Acres de psrdsvan. y. j. KERR. n P. aux fra
ne L. a.es = ~ ::
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FOR. RENT,


~ FoE: RENT. THE >TokE, No. 30 CAMP
4-!li wed atitpel Tor the Fancy Millinery, pry 4innd
/ pA NI. HOUSE, No. or Baronte between o and in,
Tia %ji- 'c.y trlc ward. st'!c t;til Ter,
.-lii g7! Dealer, Furniture Depot Mineral Water iauutnc
4 PLEASANT DWELLING HOUSE. with .eyp, rooms.
h''rs ciFt etc II t= Of t. tet aud Uir
sl;ceis.
Fort 7ss, .Illy to JAMES nESHAN,
H-.' y 81 ttiujupn Street,
rs FOR RENT : TlE -FOUR STORY BRICK
sf;: II Ii;&, fronting Ntsy I.Ner streets I.rd
BAEELr.I K co..
sem . M. 81 'nr4uur rtreet
80. FOR K IN'F OR I4IfASIi-StytRA A. nyT FL.
84 ''tdgaF, NsyRd"s, formerly PllirI Ct;nr,
rn!lA, '"t'"" and On other Streets in the F~t District
JAMES DFsBAH oafce, % Common street:
t't fJ7 Residences $50 tiH-4'ri
f. I'd ltfENT-THAT FINE FOUR STORY HOUSE.
E. fv. GpitDIlas street, we'll kuosg;l
h!e has successfully
' we" = gv- Hhe viii rent it for bonding N,,r.
Nht,E She iutcudN to retire IN June PERSON.
iH 10 we'll to I'D and "X l.t Fnr themselves. Certainly
vi boarding., houses c,Iy
:. ~ tuC.j!I7" ~llI he >ntH low. ali
81 HOUSE FU!t l&El'3T AND FURNITURE FOR
tI.h cO-Ft"rT rfCS dwelling, 81
III ,l@ Of tiIal Teni, between !t>i Franklin ej!ca
19L-itrns' corridor, pur and dining rrs FIVE bed
wing servants rooms; iiurY r0nl cern yiruJt
ne Etrt delight al TnleT Frsileuct the city
mt Kill Tn'".e Of the summer breeze The neigogt4oou
t.EtlT :e-reC'Hir
FOR mi particulars. apply the premises No. 2l2 Canal
br:W'rTf tttElIl and Franklin streets al If
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-REFERES NC
His Eyre(lcIcy VIM Wall;tg President Nicaragua;
t,"l, ]. II. Wheeler, T. $. Minister, tru.ul,;
Major Hcs>, New York:
tnl j. F.; Fatens, New York;
Messrs. Thompson X FRENCH New York:
VI. II. N",snn " Co., New Orleans;
rady 4 Holmes, =.
Col. William tllrtsly.
Gerard Sth. Esq, Recorder First District, New Orleans,
Sewell T. Taylor, Esq, New Orleans;
Col John jacques, Nicaragua Army New Orleans;
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