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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
New Firm and New Goods!
A I the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
n Emporium of
CHRIST g. CALDWELL.

The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by DR.
Thornton d Co., are now ready to fill Orders
and Prescriptions al moments notice. We
have a large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals
Dyestuis, OILS, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
AH kinds Of Pdteat Medicines,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco, ,Snuf,and Imported Cigars OF The
choicest brands,
Fancy Notions and Toilet Articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
BRUsHEs AND CoMBs OF EVERY vaRIErr.
Books and Stationery.
genera variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description; fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid always on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Picking Jars, &c,
u Customers will find our stock complete,
comprising many articles il is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, and see our
stock; and if We can't sell you cheap goods,
we will not ask you to buy.
We are always on hand 10 wait on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store.
THEO. s. CHRIST,
=. s. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 6Ss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03

Resolution proposing amendments To the Cons itution
x o.. i.nr.ou wealth, being under consideration,
uu 'ha question.
W. III. sratfr agrce to the first amenlmenti
n r.sS aud NAYS taken acre.aby to the uroyis
~ If the Constitution. and Were as follow. viz:
Yl.s-N-s.r~. Browne. Buckaicw, CresSweli, Evans
FcTguson. Fiennikrn. Hose, Ingram. JanIiSOu. Knox
Laubach. LrwS, NClintock. Prize; Sellers Shuman.
Souther. Strauh TazGart, Walton, Welsh, Wherry Vii.
kins aud I'att (SpsGkrl-2i.
NAYs-Messrs. Cgabb Gregg, jordan, Mellinger, and
Pratt.
so the question was determined in the affirmative
On the question,
VIII the Senate agree to the second amendment
The and taken agrceably to the provis-
ions of the Constitution. and were follow, viz:
YEAs-Ncssrs Browne, Buekalew, CrcsSwell, Evans.
fIoge, Ingram, Jamison Knox, Laubach. Lewis, Miln.
took Sellers. Shuman, Souther, Straub Walton, Welsh
Wherry and Wikins-l?.
NAYs-Messrs Crabb, Ferguson Gregg Pratt Price and
so the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment,
The yeas and were taken agreeably the Consi
tutiop and were as follow, viz:
YEts-Nessrs. Browne. BuckaIew. Crabb, Cresswell
Evans. Ferguson. fenniken. iIogr. Ingram. Jamsnn,
Jordan, Knox, Lanbaeh, Lewis, MClinoCk. McIlinrer
Pratt Price Sellers shumsn, Souther Straub Tayrart
Walton, Welsh W berry, wilkins and Piatt (Spe1ker-2s
NAYs-Mr Gregg-l.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amendrneut1
The yeas and nays taken agrceably the Cons,i
tuition, and were follow, viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Browne, Buckalew, Cresswell, Evans,
Flenniken, i1oge, Ingram, Jamson, Jordan, Knox,
Lsubseh, Lewis, M'Cntock, Price. Sellers Shuman.
Southcr. straub, Walton, Welsh Wherry, wilkins and
Piat (Serker)-23.
NAys-Messrs Crabb Gregg. Mcllinger and Pratt
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
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Journal or THE House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Anrii oi lS5H


Theyeas and nays reeaby the provisions
Of the Constitution and the first proposed
as follow, viz:
YEas-Messrs. Anderson, Backus. Baldwin, Ball. Beck
Iycoming) Beck York; Bernhard, Boyd Boyer, Brown
Brush, Buchanan Caldwell, Campbell Carly Crax ford
Craig. Dowda Ednger, Fausold. Foster, Getz, Hanes
Hamel. Harper. Helms, IIbbs, Hill, Iillegas IIippe
Holcomb Hunsicker Imbrie Ingham InBis Irwin Johns
Johnson, Laporte, Lebo. Longaker Lovett MCalmont t.
Mccarthy, MComb, Maugle, Nenesr Miller, Montgomery
Moorehead Nunnemarher Orr, Pearson Phelps Purcell
Ramsey Reed, Reinhod, Riddle. Roberts, Shenk Smith
tAileghenyl Smith Cambria Smith (W yomin- Strouse
Thompson, Vail. Whallon- Wright (Dauphin,) Wright
(Lnz-rne,) Zimmerman and Wright (Spsakerl-.2.
Nrs-M.ssrs. Augustine, BARR, Clever tobourn Dock
FryF uton. lord Gibhoney Hamilton Hancock ous-
keeper Huneker Leisenrng. .Marer Marley Norris Num-
ma Patterson. Salisbury. Smith Philadcphia) Walter
Wintrode and Yearsley-2i.
Sothe question was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
Will the House agree to the second amendment,
The yeas and nays were taken, and as follow viz
IE.s-Nessrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball Beck
nycomng,) Beck York Bernhard, Boyd. Brown. Brush
Bncbanan, CALDWELL Campbell, Carly, Craig. fausold
Foster Getz ianes. IIamel. Harper Helms HILL IIibbs
Hilieyas. Nipple. Hocomb, Iupsecker, Imbre. Ingham
INNS Irwin Johns johnson, Lsporte. Leto Longaker
Inv"tt. MCa'mont, Mccarthy. MComb. Maugle. Menear
Miller Montgomery. Moorcheai. Nunnemacher. Orr
Irhr.on Purcell Ramsey Reed Eeinhold. Riddle. Roberts
sh1nk smith Allegheny strouse, hallcn Wright
tLn<rueS nmurrusn and Wright tYrusul-oa
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IRON! FROM! 'FRONT.'.
NOTICE.

Lewisburg, May 10, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE, oerk.

n fIOtsE 0F EEFEEsfNTATlVEs,
April IL 1856
Rsoce9 That this resolution pass On the amend
nent. -. nays ~. On the second amendment yeas
t, nays -. On the third udnent yeas - NAYS -
and on the fourth amendment, yeas 90, nays 10.
Extract from the journal:
WILLIAM JACK. Clerk.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
Filed April -. 1856 4. G CURTIN,
S crstqry Of tie RmoRiosdIth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

Marian Doliguan was ali dressed Just as bclor
duck like and delicious, all bright except her
clothes but George sat beside her this time
instead Of opposite aud she drank him in
gently, from under her long cyelashes, Mar
rian, said George married people should tell
each other all viii you ever forgive me If l
own TO you now
Yes" "yesr'
We'll, then; you remember the Box 1un-
mel !" (this was the first alhision he had ven
bet f3 TO fl0 with White would kiss one oi
you two LADIES'. ApdGeorgc, pathetic cNtcr'
nally. ehucklcd within,
Il know that. Gcorge--l overheard you, -
was the demure reply.
30. you overheard me Impossible"
And did you not hear me whisper to my
compsnioa made bet with her"
You made bet How singular. Wha,
was it?"
"Only pair Of gloves. George
Yes know but what about III"
That il you did you should be my husband
dearest
20 but stay then you would no, have
been 50 angry with me, love. Why, dearest,
who brought that action against me-"
Mrs. DolIigan looked down.
Il was afraid you were forgetting me-"
Sweet angel why, here is the Box Tun
mel :"
Now reader, fe no such thing You can't
expect TO he INDUCED in this way every time
YOU come to n dark place Besides. it is not
the thing. Consider sensible married
people no such phenomenon, | assure YOU
took place No scream issued in hopeless
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17
Caaa pbcti aud banks Ia q Nat, wsv ss..
senator punh,

! The \, Y Tribune, has clever Washing
ton correspondent, onc ~. H." little old
maid ~ she styles herself She writes priuc
mlly OF the men aud women 10 be seen u, III,
Capitol licre Is "sccne at billiards" at I
sairce.
Herr ccms speaker Hanks stately, s,l
emn, dry and dignidcd as Jcncrsons Mamma
oa logs, What oppositioa could ever hope /,
sucosI against him. lie was born 10 h.
speaker, lie was branded speaker AT his birth
II Is written all ever. I could have read
Hanks loa" on his faoc years ago II was
the hour and the man, What is Il possible
They aT forming a qasslrillc. and Cs,npl.cl
aud Banks aw rndra. For heavens sake
let us sV this pcricrmanrc They dance in
character Campbell graceful dcNtero,is, yet
dl1rni; taking many steps, with quito unlock.
ol for eccentric moves that leaves his partner
in doubt as 10 his whereabouts she FEARING
half the time that hc Is III when h. " chasscr-
ing to somc attractive pcghbor Ranks gees
through with accuracy aud carnest soemnity.
as II dancing were u ccrmony or business.
Imagine IL YOU ran, liamlct's Ghost leading
out opbela in contra dnncr, and you have
speaker Banks Ia = cotilon.
| Speaking nj senator PuuH. the youngest
memher ii the Senate, II B." says;
That youthful, almost boyish figure that
head, young Ia It's abundance Of flowing hair
among thcrc ag,d heads -,hat iacc, on which
an irregular harsh bcari has been cultivated
with the evident design oi giving an cx,sr icnSti
apPoafaHcr Mi iw'fiaiH 20 y;sofac r.. r6TlTh,
Senator from Ohio.
IA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

Tier dainty Aasa ssssisd In Hiaa. ttcA sol white
And timid - TREMBLING dove
And u twlnsi ied sbcvt ne, jewel of itaAt
A. che sarulshsd eas usAst ef lovsy
r~ss the aussal'-ss hsnd In sn lad, land
Aad Hiss Wss pees uaa's utts
., Atle ye'd think hos tAat zee, white Aaed
cruii dare 10 he battle Of hls.
Her heart Il wss issiy ~ naidsas might es
Bot hath climbed 70 heroic Assght
And burned like sAeld IN dsisass Of me,
on the sersss nsla u a9ht.
And. startling o. Ore. u hath efNsa dashed ~
In her ewes, the goeA heart sAt rsrs
A. she draah dowa her Asu ef car h,t,siess cup,
And taught me ho~ 10 e-sr
Tier 60, ., . hat sssasa wiA their sm,ls sahims
Msds 10 iesk me and lgAt ~ 70 Heaven,
They have tsiumrhH thss' hattss tsats nany time
siase their lore 90 ny ise ~xs gtsea
Ana the na,dsu- ssssA veies ei sAs womaaly wi's
SIN bnnseth the heavens higher
boz u riugs lks the voice ef .'.d over nv hfs
Aye bidding me CLINE up higher
hardly dared th,at u vac hamaa When
hr.t loakinG In her yoaspiae ace
Fot II shoas - n. hsassas had epeaea thea.
Asd clad u With glory and grHcs
Hat deas~r Its lgAs ef healing grew
in our dstk aud desela,s asy,
As the rsiahe~ when heaven hath aa ersst aI hios,
smileth the stotm away.
., her shape WAS the h,he.a Isssliasss-
Ja.t en- srmtai cf hsavsn 10 sstti
hut the form that beais aewss hAs 10 Loves oarsss
with The ,ioto''s strength 10 sssld
In her ~otshttal presence IansoGaNd stand
Ard the ppot msn's knSltsh home
She lights ~hh The beauty VI Greece ias grand,
Aud the glory vi reysiiest Rome
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Letter from Col. Is~ msom.

Tho following letter published in the Mis-
In H. Ionis shows how hc IL employed mud
what bis designs nrc IN reference 10 his political
labors ior iln future
WAsnisoTos. Msreh ~, 1856.
Nv Drin SR.--.l have 10 thank you ior
your kind leitcis Apd tUr all the friendly sroti
mchta espr4sssI. and NJ these the PERSON A.
part Ia IA the mOst agreeable The personal
feelings of my friends towards p In what
have most to cherish hereafter I never saw
the day ] would bc willing 10 bc a candidate
Tor the Presidency. and ann now further from
II than ever. No earthly consideration could
make me ~ candidate The senate VA. oro
agreeable Ia pr when there was q el,anc, Ia ,io
something Ter tho STATE or the United States
HIT that chance sssaDH now 10 bc over, and aII
Statssinsnsiip p reduced 10 hurrah on one side
or thr Other II slavery Even local interests
IN our State scrn ~ iw crushed under u az
the Pacific Railroad.
am now lar advanced IN my second volume
The putIisliery aro about 300 pages dYp IN
the printing AMI am hundred pages ahead
d the compo.i'ma h. the writing. rise at
day break aud work till midnight, with a0 In
uryai of one ~ iwo hours recreation on horsD-
back. A. soon ~ my wort j. finished, which
will ic soBe time IN April, ] shall come 10
Missouri and NJ courS shall hass D. spenk 10
what extent do not know ..-b but certainly only
for the general purposs II aiding my friends and
the Dcmocrstic canse. nnd without any view
ip n personal CONSEQUENCE. GoDgr-s ID Bd
longer desirable 10 D,e politics have run down
l.as 60 l.- t.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

CARED down lies dim laby yriath,
wilder'ng mae TO see,
Crossed Ger BY many . TAGGED elew
Ana Will as Wild coa u be,
And as l gsEed Ia donbt and dread,
An angel came to ne.
| anew him for Q heavenly guide,
knew him even then.
Though msekiy - . child lie stood
Among the sons Of men-
Nv his deep srtrit iovelines.
knew him even then.
And As leaned my weary head
UPen his profrred breast,
End scanned the pesti haunted Wild
from out my place Of rest,
| wondered IL the shining ones
or Edeu were more bleSsed
For there was lish. within my soul.
Iigb. on my peaceful way,
And oil around the blue above,
The clustering starlight lay;
And easterly | saw upreared
The peariy gates Of day.
20. hand in hand We troi the Wild
nv angel love and l.
HIS lifted wing all quiveriug
With token, from the sky.
Strange my dull thought, could not divine
Twas lifted bat 10 ~.
;ssin down il's's dim IN i.syrin,h >'''''
grope my way alone,
Whit wildly thr,ugh the midnight Ky
Black hurrying cloud. are blown,
Aod ,hieklv, IN my tssGisd path,
The sharp, bare shorns are sown
Yet arm my foot for well know,
Tho goal cannot be far,
And ever, through the riitsi elouss.
shines out one STEADY star
tsr ehsa NV guide oe,li up As i,ff
rAs peiriy gates G)ar.
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-.r.., "a. $50. ..v~,,-,.
frcm the Aprsnd,s TO the Cusss ksee.lecieas saa
'"'se As's"''' "''ne 'as s"a aoaa'se''s"' s'"A'"a
ruv vw,.s,xo
Il MA. s.,,r.,ay ,;rh, AZ. ,-,h ,f .I,,.,
I--s wh.n ,h,. n,cr,c,n army .n,e a toIl
,ome march in . ,rnnicaI beai halted Cor rrst
anJ reSr,.hm.n, i, ,h, ,n,,r,v or Woa,,,n,h
S,a,e Of New J,r.ev Tho soldier, wcr,, s.,h.
.,,.l IN ,,ro,,,. .n,,,, ,,.r,nu ,h, .vnn;nc
meal vb,,e other. .xhsu.,s,i he their march
threw ,h.ms.ly., on the ,rnnnJ IN sccl r.nosc
The sbor, n,ybt of lime w.s waning svay the
w.,ch 6,os hu,,,s, dn,Iy an, silence rr,s ma,
.rn,,d No, "a NJ head ou,,,.rs Th.ro
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,.hlo wro,. a, dictate, a,.r.,ch.s whicl, ~c,o
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.ccre,.r;cs wh,s near q, han.l ~.rc er rr.s-..
s,.,sd i,Lo s,.,,,,s ,,,,o,, ,h.ir J.o,~.v ho,.c.
awa,,;ny orders and .v.r and .ooo an officer
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fo, N.inr ,,.n,ral -, ,;d. ~,i,h .n.~s, and
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bn, m;6tai,. On hring chsIlmced bv the
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Dolignan, (moviny to her side Pray be
not alarmed am near you
Miss H.-"1ou are near me, very near me
indeed, Capt Doa'snan.
Dolg.n--"toa know my nam" F"
Miss Ill heard your friend mention il.
] wish we were out OF this dark place
Dolignan-"l could be content TO spend
hours here. reassuring you. sweet lady"
MIN H." \ ousenser'
Dollgnan-Pweep. Grave reader, do not
put your lips to the cheek OF the next pretty
creature you meet or yoi will understand what
~ !.na)
10 h--"Eh
friena-"What Is the matiery'
Miss H.-"Open the door open the door :
door WAS shut and the blind pulled down with
hostile sharpness.
Miss Haythorns scream lost part Of ITS effect,
muniers al the same moment; aud hctitioas
Between the tunnel and bath our young
ir'end Tad time to ask himself whether his
conduct had been marked BY that delicate re-
serve winch "a supposed TO distinguish the per
'ect gentleman.
oman III. doo,. h;s la. 6;o,.,. SaJ .,,",,,,,.i
~ ....r. ~. H. o,h.. "a, ;,.,,.,-.;lL, r..
,,,., -. L., SL. -, H.. ri :.,.',.s
Tas;n n, L;ss..N dsnos;,.J so,n.-ha,, a, h;s
u, : Iooi - na,.,a h,nsh;u" CO. ~ ,n.
o,hss -hn,,, Z. III No, ;,.'si,aS i.s,.J - ha,
dsgv.r. A. hin from, hsr ov.s .nS .o ,hev
n.sssj
A WOOL .n.r ,h... .vs,,, h.. hall
| n Nm in vssra al Mt
fractions IN the ;dea h. had n r,,s.i of Ceorg.
| Dol;gnsn as 4 man vh.n suaisnlv ,hsr. ,,I;ded
nast i;m n most deI;.b,inl v;.;on n lsdv Shosc
besuty and svmm. trv took him h, The ewes
.nother look. al, cssY ho vas I, i r''u;s.
| H.vtborni fnot ,b,t h. L,e., h.r nar,ol h,,
MT an ano,heos;,,
The ducE haJ become . ,.. hon, radiant
d.,xl;no .he loolsd ,w;ce ma hoau,;inI onJ
almost iv;c- AZ l.roe a. b.rore SLs ,,.s 40
| lovely sbe made him ill-and no alone nina,
not dance with her or .neak IN her Ifhc
had bcsr conten, 10 h..o;n h.- ,,on.;,,.nco
the usrsl v,v j, m;vh, b.v. .nd..J !, L;ss;n,
Inn, b,v;n0 Lcwnn Viii k;s.;,o !, NM, .,,J -
no,h;na s,.o .Jr.n|'i y. =" ~ -"
aaIi &c, hor an III a.o,,,,S , -, ~,
~. ~ - /. m n'"' wv '
-" ., !, "a' S.. '.o u.,.' "ou'u se
~. 'o ss"Iea ~ .ss PA'uou'A',y A'nuaVus,
sLo so s'uieJ a;,e w ~. s'S"''''' n' "% ugy' ou'
'"T n"n" s'aNeN on nun
,.s,o n,;. M ;.. =. ;.'s sus'es1, Sl,; n;s u,
=, t.., $3.50 h;n,,.ir r.; ;,,;aI.'I VI ~ H.
80 ," III LII taI n' ~ "iu WI" ."'s .
sa;J ] nor J nn,;m." " cnnn A ~, % 49, supp' en,
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Dr kasfs tBsFv The Dntssh hoard 81
Admiralty have s0iilei oar bovsramcrt tia.
,hey A4.e s.!Dpte. pr. nAsEs c..sfi+ l.as
THROWN overload .De ls4its "' Capt ISgsE-
TfsiD sBd 0'1sf A-.',' arf iIra 1r.ongire
to The British Nafy a. e-i' l7 w. grks d
All Of Dr Aakg pss5eC,sD's "a to- coast Of
Greenland II az ibil. 'o..d adj % tie 'l!-
oe Of this compliment, II j, the f.ct that i vas
awarded aims, ny aoelamation. without hcsi.
taocy or disput
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

Pn0ssss, ~ AUSTRALIA BY The is.; ac
counts from Australia. ,is ia cpusiituiiO.
had jas; l'oeh proclaimed al Nibourhe. and
the progressive deyeiopup o. "i Apirsln !.
sai 10 H. on the ~hDic ,atrcm"y satisfactory
In Victoria th' population dariur ,b. last
year hal ircrra-si 10 the tStcii oi 1000
-1uls snI ne yield q god epoiiaued 10 aver
age 80 900 pgn0. pr v"s ~ retw'sf eight
sDd nin" millions anuns'ly
Trsie ;n.rn vas essuning NOR healthy
apo, st5,ci cash .ys;.i N having o"-n stab.
lisbld TIE c"nmTc,al pc-itioa ~ Sydney
had also b. nuroy'd II Sppcars that ii.e
Austra!.ar gro.p ~ coloHie. row oos, the
mo,hsr courtry rex; 20 bathing IN" ,o,a! u.
psnIilurs oi A..g.4J '~,og incurred snfAt. ;
On accqut ~ spryic's.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

nth survived the war aud bcvan,e rrtor of a
parish in which Washington worship>i lie
was clccted tin, bishop of Virginia under the
new regime. apJ when about 10 embark for
Europe Tor conservation, sickenei and died in
Philadelphia lie was ripe scholar, p,cus
minister. and an ardent enthusiast In the cause
Of American indclwnicnce.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-17

The p,t csnss' Mailbag sad What iva arpc'e4 -
con'aiW--remsrts 81 the wsisss ., .rseo Ice Ia
hs Misssss,rrl --coa,r~et ,are~a ap- ssrstns Pro
eess--Ssn, c,ead aud foiber riead &C.
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a GOob J0tg of yar Minister at Parn. Mf.
Nasof,, has corpc oyer bcre. Iie wa, at a
Court ball lately Il, the Tuillries, and his eye
hspfsDad 10 light ou tho Chafgo dAHairs oi
-ouiooqoc IN Ffnnoc, fms looking biack
-OfDe one bisSrsIbg bis steady gebc said
Wei, W.. Mason What DO you think u yop.
de- blackee N hs opbrCi'lerf,i coat - "1hink ~
replied Mr. Mason, still re.'ardipg the Degro
with The eye oi u oonnoi.sgr, why cloiAss and
al. think tba. f,l.ow Ia worth iLoassnd
dollAs." This ia "OId Virginny al prrf aoi
everybody Ia laughing a. TIE Lls..mo'
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T. 70, .a human 10 frgiye, di'iD
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to' NJ Ohi1yy, eDoplntsrng Marshal Ears-
quay dIiiIl'ets N III" saloons u the TaiIefies,
j. said 10 have otvryed. smilingIy. "Ab NJ e
Marshal. !, il yoa, think, Who lately visited
our country" YES, Count replied the Mar.
shai /; Il, J. who lad the psasure Of leaving a
card at BOmaf fsaDd."
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" ny Angel L0ve."

Wills thus introduces sapssllsAsd poem Il The
late Ms EMILY C. JrDsos his last letter IRON Idle
wild to The Hssss Josyral!
There is poem written by one Of foster shildrsa
OF genus Of which reminded By this question u
anzehc aid 10 mortal mperfsetne>s to reach am
not sure thst has ever hssa putitsAsd. sTssuy For
TN have learned is. taspsssd hsrmoaIss By heart
Even u be found elses here 10 print hexsver u uill
not be uureireshine 20 read dor chAngs) Bit Of the
oil lshtlned poetry that has In h both mssaIns and
music The widowed heart ef the giAed ess-witk her
apo.te husband ast gone before her 10 hsaveu-thas
e,qs'i'e tells the story Of their sassIy love sad
stiil lingering hold OF hands 3"
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The following letter Published in the Mis-
sour DFmooaf. from the Ia Senator 10 friend
In ~. I"nis, shows how he Ia employed mud
what b'- designs nrc in rehrrence To his political
lhbors ior tho future
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vTVHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully An.
4 nouncs to the ctisens Of keokuk, that be hes
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
20 preserve and promote the health, yigor and
tai elasticity Of all who may desire to participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas.
tics Pure air and cold water, judiciousiy used In
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
NJ Rooms over Carey klbournc's store, Kill
bourne Block, Main street, in the Ath story. I'm
tsanes from the rear Of the building.
dsslSdtf q. AANCUH6IKn.
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HOME INSURANCE.

L kuk, Iowa, having fully organized according 70
the Articles Of Incorporation, and having received
applications for insurance and taken premium notes
property amounting 10 $100, 900, is now prepared
issue Policies the safer class Of risks for three
years, the MUTUAL plan, and for one year and
shorter periods for q cash premium.
OFFICERS ELECTED YoH THE ENSUING YEAR.
Directors.
c. II. Perry, John McCune, E. H. Harrison
J. w. Rankin, q. Il. Snyth, r. X. Ford,
II. ID. Woodward, S. f. VOORHEES,, James I. Cox,
G. CARRIER, G. +. Conn
Executive Committee.
Il. H. Harrison, ST. voorhies u ohm McCune,
c. w. Rankin, u. b. Smyth.
j. II. Perry Pres't j. W Rankin, Vice Pres't
W. +. Turner, Sec'y. +. Ii. Harrison, Treas n.
va Office in Concert Hall Building, I'd story
July 4th, Ie55.--lyw.
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Hemsyed srem Concert Hall.

H0MOVe0 uYOm COnC0Kt Hall,
H. Ii. H0U9HTON, Attorney and Counse lor
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
lecting Agent. Office in the Real Estate reney and
Wholesale Auction House Of Smith Il Van sickien,
on I'd street between Main and johnson. Keokuk,
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasons
bic terms. foet. I'D
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IRON, STEEL, AND BLACKSMITH
TOOLS.
n < n TUNS asst Bar and Bundle Iron.
LCU 500 slabs plow steel, 20 bundles spring do.
Cast steel square and oetagon German and f. b. do.
Blacksmth's bellows anvils sledges, hand hammers,
axics, yises, nuts, washer, screw plates, de- &c.
The only HOUSE fhs city WHERE the Tenaesssf and
Licking Iron can he had, which we guarantee in all
CAGES to give satisfaction.
deo5w CoNNABIE, SMYTH / co.