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KEOKUK: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1856


A l.. nRsise. j. II. cLAYPuoLE
Al. DEMING CO..
(Sueeessors TO Granville Is. Smith Coz
DANkEBS and dealers in Exchange, keokuk, To-
DSight checks on all the principal cities constant
~ for sale in sums to suit
Collections on this city RENTED for promptly at
current rates Of Exctangs.
We will buy and sci. all kind Of Gold Specie,
and uncurreut Bank Notes, at beat rates
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank New orks
Messrs. +. W. Clark, Dodge Co. "
Lucas a Simonds. St. Louis.
I" T. W. Clark Bros. "
{" n, Corwith Co.. Galena.
May 81. 1855.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nFGRo. C. ANDERSON, on Third between Main
" and johnson Streets keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, al current rate Of
Exchange.
GS- Interest Oh deposits when specially agreed
Refer TO f. W Clark q Bros, p.nsor.
Bogy, Miltenberger Co., DAh !, ron;s
John j. Anderson 4 Co.,
f. W Clark, Dodge Co, New York City.
E,a Office hours from a. NJ. to +. M
July II, iS55.~dtf
banking House OF Chas. Parsons.
Cor Of Main and "a Sts., kE0kUk, IOWA.
CNIGHT Exchange on the East and South bought
oand sold European Exchange for remittance to
any cart of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits per agreement
Refer to Lucas simUnds, st. Louis, Mo.
L. A. Benolst Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan sherman q Co., New York.
Drcxel L Co., Philadelphia Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, O.
Price, Converse Co., Now Orleans, La.
Sept. l. ls55-dly
r. ". Alexander a Co.,
Iy0RW ARDING and Commission Merchants ;
L Freight Agents for New York Rail Road and
Fulton Lake Boat Lane, Erie Canal and Lakes,
I7O south Water Street, Central harf Chicago, ii.
Liberal ca h advances shipments Of Produce
or Merchandise, for sale in this market, or ship
nent TO friend east.
Refer to " L. Ewing a Co, ST. Louis, Mo; s. l.
W b. Thayer Quincy ILL.,; tsreen Stone Musca-
tine, Iowa; B. H. Campbell 4 Co, Gaiena, III. J.
a. Langley A Co., Rock lIand, IN; Barkiry,
Thompson Co, Davenport; H. !. Foster, Beards-
town III Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, H.; A.
ID & H. Reed. Galesburg, III. ". 5. Gilman, New
York; fassitt Co.. Philadel phja, Pa A Gilbert
Cashier Commcrclal Bank, Chicago.
Mark paekage care of 7. W A. Co.
snly l., ls55.-d1wly
Neal Abbot a Co.'S Time Express.
nROpKIET0RS Neal, Abbot Co., SO Broad St..
~ v Williams Tanner & Co, Buffalo. Ship
daily by peo ole = Line Of steamers foot Coartandt
Street
For bills Ladng, apply to
NeaI A eoot 4 Co.,
= b. Broo %c, % hl"Ao 7''4''
Virgil Hiuyer.
Mark packages Meal, Abb " q =" HApresf'
July -, ls55.-dhw6m
,sSS 1850.
Mercnnnts' WesterB
MEAL, ABBOT co, New York, " ".i.ia'', lLLiA AA'
Y TANNER q Co., Buffalo, Proprietors. ohiP u' y
from Pier ?, East River New York
All cargoes fully insured to Buffalo.
No transhipment between New York and ufai6-
For freight apply 10
Neal, Abbot j. Co.,
T. b. Brooke, SIS Broad ST., n. a
Virgil Hlllyer,
Mark package, M W. Line"
July 2T lS55~-dkw weuo
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ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Copal, Japan,
L. DeIuar and Coach Varnish h, on hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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A TT0RNElH at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
Agents for the nvesii CATION Of Land Titles and
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate will hereaf
ter practice in and regularly attend the District
Conrts of keokuk and F. Madison, and Of the other
counties 81 the First Judicial District Of Iowa and
Will also practice in the Supreme Court of the State
Ft Madison, Feb. IL lS55-dtf
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o.OoO Rus,trTs WHEAT.

A ND an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn, and III
"A kinds Of produce wanted immcdial ~.
The highest market prices will be PAID for " hea
and grain of all kinds delivered al tie commission
warehouse of the undersigned on the Leyee, tween
Main and johnson streets, keokuk.
oct22 d4wtf W A. PATTERSON 4 CO
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100 DoZ. Fioyd's American Penetrating Lini-
IUU ment, in quantities TO suit purchasers.
200 don Eseuiapian Liniment anu great variety
II Patent Medicines at
April 6, 1855. REYNOLDS Drug Stor .
CAsk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for medi-
/ cinal and saeramental purposes at
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n TTOKNEf and Counsellor at Law, keokuk CITY,
n Iowa, Ofhce corner Of Main and Third streets
Prompt attention gwen to the collection Of debts
Agent for the purchase and sale If real estate.
Refers 10 Chancellor Walworth, Saratoga, n. Y.
Hon. Walter IL. Lowrie, Pittsburgh, Pa; Hon. Lew
Is Cass, L. S. senate; Hon. +. Brown, Kalamazoo
Mich; Laurin Dewey, Pres I X. Mt. r. d NJ. h r.
Professor Wells X. Marsh, keokuk: Russell Il Co, ,
proprictors of the 1T Charles Hotel Keokuk d6w
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t..s..
- r. ST JOHN begs leave TO inform his old
ID. riends and the travelling public generaiiy
that he has removed from Libertyville to Charlton,
whore ne has taken the Hotel formerly known as the
United states which he has completely repaired and
RETURN shed in the most comfortable manner and Of
fers n good accomm odations be found ia the
country. .
Connected with the house Is good and eommodi-
oEs ST able, always well supplied with feed
dgx ulr
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LLOYD d. SIMPSON.

A TT0RSEY vt Law and Notary Public. Ofhce
i in the new Post Office building, on Johnson st.
between I'd and Sd.
Collections promptly attended to.
keokuk, Feb l3. iS55-dtf
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HORACE II. AYKES,

yyTHOLE~ALE and Retail Druggist, corner Of
w Main and Third Streets, keokuk, Iowa.
re- sign If the Big Mortar. ~
April / /, 1850. d6w
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keokuk. RI. Des MONIES "a uInne I
RAILROAD COMPANY

sx.- Qthee Oh Main street, over Bruce Daniels
Store.
Sept. /, lS55.--dAwiy
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n. n. susERviLLy. JOHNSON EC m. g. o. BRADFORD
y. q. Produce a Comm ssion House.

n. q. TrOdutF VOm" skion HOuAe.
& SoMMEKVll4LE, BRADto' I'D i Co. General
IoProduce, Commission an Forwarding Merchants, s,
New Orleans. farteuis attention paid TO the pur-
chase anu SAFE ~ " estern Produce. Also to the
Receiving and For~ arl;ng business generally Or
ders TesPeedalt solicited, No. IL Ichoupttouias
street.
July Ii. lsha-hIv
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oust 10 the Territory. neither By intervsntion
OF non-residents in elections, nor by unah.
thorized military force, to attempt to encroach
upon or usurp the authority Of the Inhabitants
Of the Territoy. ~
No citizen OF our country should permit
himself 10 forget that be is part CT its gov
eminent, and entitled to be heard in the de-
termination of it's policy and its measures;
and that, therefore, the highest considerations
Of personal honor and patriotism require him
to maintain, by whatever of power or inhu-
ence he may possess, the integrity of the
laws Of the Republic.
Entertaining these views, It will be my
imperative duty to exert the whole power OF
the Federal Executive to support public or
der in the Territory; to vindicate its laws.
whether Federal or local, against all at
tempts Of organized resistance; and so to
protect the people in the establishment OF
their own. institutions. undisturbed by en-
croachment from without, and in the full
enjoyment ofethe rights OF self-goyernment
assured to them by the Constitution and
the organic act Of Congress.
Although serious and threatening dis
turbances in the Territory of Kansas, an
nounced to me by the Governor in Decem-
Der last, were speedily quieted without the
effusion of blood, and in satisfactory man
ner, there is, regret to say, reason TO
apprehend that disorders will continue to
occur there, with increasing tendency to
violence, until some decisive measures be
taken to dispose OF the question itself which
constitutes the inducement or occasion Of
internal agitation and Of external interfer-
ence.
This, it seems to me, can best be ac-
complished by providing that, when the in.
habtants of Kansas may desire it, and
shall be of sufficient numbers to constitute
State, a convention of deleg ates, duly
elected by. the qualified voters, shall as
semble to frame Constitution, aud thus
to prepare, through regular and lawful
means, for its admission into the Union as
State.
| respectfully recommend the enactment
of law to that effect.
Recommend, also, that q special up.
probation be made to defray any expense
which may become requisite in the execu-
ton of the laws or the maintenance oi
public order in the Territory of Kansas.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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%. P. Brown, our State Senator, has in
troduced bill into the Ohio Legislature
"proyiding for docketing civil cases, and for
defraying the expense OF the Judiciary oI
Ohio. 1t provides among other things, tina,
any person who shall bring cause into the
Court OF Common Pleas from an inferior
Court, shall, before the papers are filed, pay
the Clerk the sum Of three Dollars; that
any person commencing suit in the Court
Of Common Pleas, shall pay the Clerk the
sum of Five Dollars and that any person
bringing suit in the District or Supreme
Court, shall pay the sum Of Ten Dollars
All Of the money to be paid is to 60 into the
State Treasury. .....
This is certainly going back to the bigot.
ry and oppression of the dark ages. The
whole object and effect OF such bill, is to
grind down and trample upon the poor man.
Itshuts the doors of cur Courts against him,
no matter how meritorious his cause of ac'
ton, This is wrong. The temple of JUS.
tice should be open and free to all; to the
beggar as we'll as the prince. Mr.. Browns
bill declares that no person shall be entitled
to the benefit of the Courts and laws Of the
land, unless be shall first purchase the prigi.
lege.
1t often happens in the trial Of causes, that
the party having right upon his side, is not
worth farthing. Many man through the
fraud and scoundrelsm of others, becomes
stripped of every thing which he can call hi
own, and is left destitute and helpless. Tc
ell such men Mr. BRowN's bill refuses any
remedy 1t says to them, you are poor
and therefore have no rights under the law
of the land. We are surprised that any mai
Of ordinary ability or any claim to honesty
should introduce such measure. We hay
no idea that it can ever become law, bu
still it shows the spirit and temper Of ou
Representative.
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The Presidents Kansas Message

The Presidents Kansas Message.
p We publish this week, to the exclusion
OF other matter, the Presidents Message
to Congress in relation to the affairs OF
Kansas. A careful examination, will, we
think convince every man of the candor
and correctness of his position. The rea-
sons for the removal of Reeder are given
at length. The Message expresses de-
termination to secure the right of self.gov-
ernment TO the people of that territory, un-
interrupted by any foreign influence and rec.
ommends the enactment of a law, providing
for the adoption of Constitution, by the
people, and the subsequent admission Of Kan
sas as State.
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MosT HORRIBLE I'VE are informed by
our late foreign newAof an atrocity Perpetra'
ted by the mate of the American ship Wa'
verly, at cavite, Portuguese port, which is
not paralleled by. the massacres Of former
times in the celebrated Bldckhole OF Calcutta
II appears the Waoerly left Annoy for Ha.
yana with 442 Chinese coolies on board
and stopped at Cayite to bury the Captain
who had died on the passage. While there,
some disturbance arose among the coolies,
when the mate drove the whole of them un-
der deck, and fastened down the hatches.---
At the end of twelve hours they were un,
fastened, when it was found 1876 Of the poor
wretches were lifeless and missing out o.
the 442. The mate and crew have been
imprisoned by the Spanish authorities, and,
1t is said, that the United States Consul de-
clines to take any cognizance Of the mat
ter. Z
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BAREUM BROKE! - The Albany Atlas
quotes from the Hartford Times in ulluslon
10 the recent failure of the Jerome clock
company, and says that Barnum, who has
had of late long and busy finger in this ex.
ploded bubble, is also bankrupt. The "grea'
Snowman it is said,"is left without penny
10 his own name--hi New York invests
Inents, ..Iranistan,' y the woody horse and all
having gone by the board" a
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~ SOMETHING WoRTH LOOK

ING AT-PRoF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
This preparation although less than two years before
the public owing to its wonderful effects upon the hn
man hair and scap has already obtained celebrity
and sale perfectly unparalleled. has without the or.
dinary appliances for such purposes won It's way and
beenheartiy welcomed to most of the cities and towns
In the United States, the Canadas and the West India
Islands Nor IS this result surprising, when res
membcred that Its popularity is based upon its meris
solely, established by actual tests That this pfe
paraon will actually restore gray hair 10 its natural
color, produce luxulant growth upon the heads Of
the bald, prevent the hair from falling of, and, when
used as toilet article, produces continua ofthe
natural fluids, and thus reders the hair soft glossy
dandruf the certificates ofdstiEguished gentlemen and
ladies' in every part of the country, who have tried
and therefore speak what they know, most fully attest
That by properuse this the hair can be
made to attain and retain its natural
age allotted to humanity, by removing the dis
ease from the scap-no matter Of how long standing
the of the Press, and the certj.
cates of numerous respectable individuals of both
sexes leave no doubt. Circulars containing full par
cuars relative to this curative, we'll recOmulcn-
datons oC editors and certificates before alluded 10.
can be had of all the agents. GtF'
Brookfeld, Mass. Jan. 10. 1855. "a
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have been troubled from childhood, and has also re-
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oil color. have used other article with ANYTHING
like tho pleasure and profit. Yours &c BRisa,
Pastor ofthe Orthodox Church, Brookfeld.
st. Louis, Mareh7, 1854. x
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| - Carlyle. ILL.,, June %, 1859. :
Ihave used Prof o. J.. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects. NY hair was be-
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| Address o. J. WOOD & CO., 316 Broadway, N. II,
anc II3 Market street, st. Louis, Mo- Sold at manu-.
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LEGAL NOTICE.-

AImira Holcomb and Ebenezer N. Messenger nou.
residents of the State of Ohio hereby notified that
Noble N. Merwin and Able Merwin, on the nth day
of August, 1855, fled In the court of common pleas
Of Portage County, Ohio, their bill in chancery a.
gainst them and LuthefN. Patterson and Nathan H.
Messenger, which is still pending In said court charg-
ing amongst other things, that Calvin Hocomb IT,,
deceased, late of the county Of Portage, was
indebted TO- complainants on Judgment obtained a.
gainst him To his life time before George Hartzei,a
Justice of the Peace within and for sald county, ON
the l4th day Of August s45 In the sum Of 2B dam
ages, and 495 costs of suits and also on certain prp-
missory note and due bill, executed by said Calvin
Halcombjr deceased, In his life time, IN tie sum Of
Sly; that subsequently said CALVIN Holcomb in,
died intestate, that said Almra Hoieomb and Ebene
ger N. Messenger, were duly appointed Adminissfa-
tors his estate and the 25th day OF Sept. f4g
gave bonds for the faithful performance of their duty
with Luther Patterson and Nathan H. Messenger 10
sureies that said against the estate were
:ented 70 and allowed BY the said Administrators 40
Just claims against said estate, but that said Adnis-
traitors wroIgfully and in violation of Law. finally
settled up said estate without paying said claims al
though payment of the same was frequently demand
cd by complainants. The bill therefore prays int
the Official Bond Of said Administrators may Be az
cared forfeited and that on nai bearing. decree IN
said cause may be entered accordingly and for gensr
al relief. s.fa JsL. Il II. o.. .RANNEH.eE
. ss Atys. for Complainants.
RavennA. Dec 81. 16k5-Q0-dw sssl8 s5ssr ss4 4sSR
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WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Bclmont.
ALEXANDER r. MILLER, Butter.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lsr. SHELDON ]. KELLOGG, Hamilton
I'd. HENRY F. SEDAN. of Hamilton
Sd. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
lrif. ]. n. THOMAS, of Darke.
9TH. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams
.6rH. MICHAL II. DAVIS, of Clermont
7TH. WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren.
STH. WILLIAM KERSHNER, of Clark.
9TH, GEORGE f. SEENA, Of Seneca
10TH. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
ilTH. ALFRED McVEIGH, of Fairfield.
18th, JACOB SLYH, of franklin.
IsrA, JOHN Tiff. of Huron.
I4TH. JOHN e. MYERS, of Medina.
18TH. JOSEPH BURNS, OF CoshocIon.
l6yH. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
nth. BENJAMIN f. SPRIGGS, of Noble.
18TH. ALPH0NSO HART, of Portage.
l9TH. HENRY H. DODGE, of Cuyahosa.
GOTH. GEORGE G. GILLETT, Ashtabua
.slsr. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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Congress.

No Speaker yet. Richardson has with
drawn bis numc, and the Democrats have
nominated ORR in his stead Although
there is change of Candidates, there is
no change of principle. Orr is an able
man and thorough going Union Demo-
crat There is but little prospects of an
election rery soon.
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Gr Real estate in San Francisco is find
ing its true level. AS an instance we will
mention that bullding called the Union
Hotel rents at only $4,000 per annum.
whereas the rent ofthis hotelin 1888 was
$500 per month, Of $4,000 per annum.
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~ The ST. Croix, Minnesota, Union
asys :'ssWe saw an icicle. yesterday, down
Il McKasicks' millFsce which was eighteen
or twenty feet long, and in some pafts be-
swesp four and gve feet 10 diameter. twas
lbe king Of icIsles."
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Or An attempt was made to assassinate
! Mr. Barbour, Of Cincinnati, who is the
principal witness against the Irish flibusters
81 that city. While passing along the street
early in the morning gun shot was fred,
The bullet from which passed through his
ast Immediately above his skull. He had
before been threatened with assassination.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
II u f U S z. II A n n e Y
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
w A Y n E @ RlS w OLD
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
II. Fl. B A II n E Y.
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stNAroR1AL .ELEoroRs.

pRNocaAric PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
.s-g OHIO.
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DEDICATED INHALATION FOR THE POOREST.
he MOST POPULAR, THE MOST EFSEcTivF TREAT
MENT Of ALL DISEASES THE LUNGS, CHEST, &c., Is
INDICATED TNHALATION.

but the extortionae charges made for advice and me-
dicne-for the medicines aonc--by whatare call.
cd Consumptve, Lung or Inhalation Physicians, pre-
popular mode oftreatment. The advertiser possesses
recipe for the preparation ofmedcines for Inhalation,
with all the necessary directions for use, diet, in
the various stages of Lung diseases, Asthma, c The
Ingredients are easily obtained and becompounded
without the least trouble, and at expense merely
nominal, that the may themselves
benefit The preparation and mode Of treatme ent dis
closed by the recipe, have cured hundreds, and
failed to give instant relief In any they have
been tried The recipe will be sent TO ANY part OF the
Box 80 WilIiamsburgh P. o., Wiltiamsburgh, M
of one dollar. Direct to G. SCHELL. Agent.
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or A widow p child generally is spoiled
BY tine love Of its mother.
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MACHINE Spread Strengthening Plaster

LII Wedgewood mortars, wedgewood tunnels, bah
brick brick dust, sponge from Sc to Oper ounce
ash seed, salts oflenon, IaP GUx smelling
salts, shaving cream, cologpes, hail dyes, Oils and
brushesEnmber iustral orhair beautyef
iame, soap cakes and bars, transparent soap balls.
handk k'fextincts, havoring extracts, kc.at w z
Rsvennn, July 2, 1855 SWlFT's Drag Store.
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Advertising aud JOh Work done
on reasonable terms and i'm
the finest style. Of the art.

Advertisements must be handed
In by TUESDAY Morning 10
sure insertion the same
WEEK
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% Warranty and Mortgage
Deeds, printed on good paper, and in tho
nnest style, kept constantly on hand; slso
all other blanks printed on the shortest no.
tice. nv
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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MARRIED..

AT the Paris House in Paris, the 24th inst BY B.
selby Jr, Esq; Mr.. JOSIAH NICHOLAS and Miss Nancy
CAKLILE, all Of Paris.
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co M M E r CIAL.
RAvENNA MARKET.
PER BARREL,

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GEO. BUEL AND OTHER prALx,,
IL THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Franklin Seminary. ~.
This School willcommence its Spring Term on Tues
day, February 10Th.
J. X, PICKETT.
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AGAsS DIR HARDMAN will be at the Prentiss House
Gt1S on Friday, January 25th. l{ n,
See advertisement in another column. @
ID r. II u B B S.
Appointments are to be RESUMED again in MARcH and
continued rs heretofore. m y rs
hey will notbe supplied by any else during his
absence. -
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