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NJ. W.. Hicks. M. D.,
SUR EON DENTS

Ms W ,R2lCkos Ma Me-
SURGE EON DENTS
City Of Keokuk, lows, ,Ofce on Second ST., between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., In addition to the usual
- methods Of inserting artificial teeth
is in possession Of the exclusive right Qlcl1YYy
for this city Of mounting the "c0ntinn-
ous gum work." universally admired for their
he.nty ard cleanliness.
Heis also mounting teeth on Gutta Pcrcha.
apr 10 1856 dwly
vALUAWL FARM rOIs SALE.
II WILL sell the Southwest of Section 10. Town
j ship 65, Range s, within three mi lcsof kcokuk,
on the Plank Road, 100 in cultivation, on the
following terms One third cash, and the remnin-
der ten years credit, by paying ten per cent in
tcrest annually. SAML T. MILLER.
Keokuk, April 8. 1S5S-dn
LIME LIMEs!
XXYE, the undersigned would inform our friends
wv and the public in general, that we have just
burned kiln OF 6rst rats lime. and will constantly
keen on hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited. A
Kilns the Arst below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m B. ZWART co.
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yXZOULD respectfully call the attention q the
w public to their stock Of the hrst quality OK
Marble, which they have just received direct irom
the East, which they are enabled 70 sell y - cnssP
. rate ~ can be obtained in St. I.oun.
We are determined to act upon the motto
'ssxALL PROFITS AND QUICK REruRss.
Give us call and We pledge ourselves 70 show you
rs fine marble, and ~ good workmanship, Os.n -
the ornamental and plain styles, ns can % hounu
any ywhere in the United States. -.
We have another extensive stock OF Marble on " i.s
way from the East, and shall be fully preparco 70
meet any demand that may be made Tor afucies ~
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April s. 1884. d
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AND BLANK BOOK AANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
scssors' Books, Poll Books, &C., &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, BE-, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
E1- My Bindcry will be found on Second Street.
next door to the Athcn@nm, sign Of the "B6 Book.
Jan. 26, 1S54.--dAw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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Il. q. OF a.. r.
DANNER Lodge No. 25, I. o. Of q. T., meets N
ID every Friday Evening, at Temperance
Hall, on Main street, 1t ~ o'clock. AllV
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited to attend.
my2O--dly
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NO. III
City Drug Store.

Wholesals and Retail Druggsst,
DURRUWS' Block, south side Main street, n
ID Keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of
j. 4 J. q. Stewart and added II to my prcvi-
GUS stock, and having ordered additional sup
plies from the East, am enabled TO odcr " the city
and country trade one Of tho most complete stocks
to be found In the city. Purchasing glass, varuish.
e., and ether leading articles from the msnufnctur-
cr, / sea sell upon the most favorable terms 70
gwen neHi
COMPLETE assortment Of varnishes, from the
n Cincinnati md 6s. Louis manufacturers, ct
mchlSd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
000 BOXES 0lasswars sDd Window CLAN Al
1nn DOz. Floyd's American Penetrating Lini-
lUU msnt, in quantities 70 suit purchasers
Of Patent Medicines as
T ARD OIL, spirit tas, Lnseed Oil, Copai, japan,
IL Demar and Coach Vamish, ON hand ana ior SAFE
At VI REYNOLDS Drug Store.
=, r. UCONN on DRO..
APOTHECARIED AND DR UGGISTS.
4 POTHRcAKIES' HALL, corner Third and %
~ JOHNSON ste., Ksoku kuk, H., are now In receipt
Of large and we'll selected stock OF Druss, ~
Medicines Chemicals and Dye STUFF Also,
large assortment Of the NEST popular fAscns Mso
cinss now in use some ef which they have inc csca-
live agency OF therefore would Call sne n'.en-
ion Of country merchans and druggists 70 the same
Our stock u Pcrfumery 10 large and varied comPri
sing Lubin's, Bssin's and Jules Haaeis nne M
tracts; every description Of Hair Oils, Pommades
Fancy Soaps, Tooth Nail and Hair Brushes, ana AL
powders used for toilet purposes
Choice brands Of Cigars, Snuns, ana Aooacco Ai-
ways on hand
nB- Physicians prescriptions carefully compoun'
ded at all hours of the day Or night. mo
F4bls-d +. II. OCONNOk bnO.
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IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines, drist and
Vl saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, 4e., &C.,
corner Of Sixth and Bondesu Streets, keokuk, Iowa
MAY 81, 1S54.4dAw
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Russell / Bennett,
Child, Pratt 4 Co.
0. ID. Filley,
Woods, Christy b Co.
A. J. McCreery 1 Co.
daty, McCnne & Co.
Bast, Wiley 4 BAst,
s. = J. HAmil,
Wilson + Brothers,
March IS, 1855. dk,
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- = lLL1N.nAsI. .. =. LANE r. .DUEL.
TILLINGHAST, LANE e D.UEL,
Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH, GERAAN AND AMnRyLAH HARDWARE
No. 183, Matn Sfvssf, KeokAt, Ios,s
NorAgents for the Worlds Safe Co., Troy Bell
Foundry. 0ulvId&wtf
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6A w YER III q u = T.,
WuLIAx WIxTER. Proprietor.
|vORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort MaAi-
~ son, Iowa.
~ Baggage taken TO and from boats Free Of
charge.
n Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
ard Burlington. June IS, lS35-d
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T1NION Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng II
u lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuhs, Brushes,
perfumery, Fancy Articles, lc., 30
All the Patent Medicines Of the day: rnysic'an.
nr,scrptions and family recipes will b acsuratelJ
and neatly prepared, and in no case win any oa
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
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~ W.RUNYAN co, having established them
NJ selves the south side Of Fourth street,
to the Market House, have received large and we'll
selected of Uroceries which they respectful
lycal the attention Of the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed of ell kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered In any
part Of the city free Of charge. dee. ~, dtf.
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Uo0p0tittOn IN the Life - TRADE.
TGyIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbing work
j done on the most reasonable terms by the under
signed. And all work done warranted 10 be equal
toany other shop in this city or State
N. B.--Shop on the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZC00.
keOkuk Jun0 lSd6m
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D0ci oYs Mc0aglA ana Alien
1IAVE associated themselves in the practice Of
Il Medicine. Will eontinac to attend In ccnsul-
tation in NIL eases and " any required distance Ow
ing to the spaciourncss Of their ofiee rooms, and
large Iibarry Of the best medical works extant
they are prepared to and instruct large class
Of pupils.
b. t. MGugin. NJ D., Residence on 4sh between
Main and Blondesu.
J. II. Allen, NJ. d., Rcsidcnce on High, between 30
and 4th.
Office in the Post bailding," ~ story, on ID st.
between Main and johnson.
Consuitation hours between IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and
Jpn oct3ld
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A HUMAN LIFE

Do.AsIAc, Mich. March II, 1853,
J. 4. RzopEs, Esq., Dear sir:-As l to- L your msd,.
pleasure in stating its suscss - reported TO NE by three
Drvtncrs who hvs in this place, aud their testimony n a
tar specimen Of all ! have received:
". ). CoSxLs told mel had taken niue bottles of
Christiss Agus BslsAm, aud CONTINUALLY run down whiIs
usiug it until my lungs aui liver were cosoEsrEp 70 thst
'Isgrss that 6i~ol unchanged from my mouth aud bow
threnEA aHstAsr CALI. 1hs doctors too did Ali thsy
could Tor me, but ~thoashtI mxst dc. Nothiug da mo
any good until got A.aoDSs tEvLs AND Asrz Guar,
which 81 once relieved me Of the disrsss and uau.ss al
my stomach and pain IN my head and bywss, aud produc.
ed . permanent cure in q short time"
NJ. IL. CosKus says Il had been taking medicine Of
a. good 3 doctor a. We have In our county, and taken
any quantity Of quinine and specifics without suy GOOD
nom 2Sth August 10 18th December. But seeing Low
nicely J. operated on my brother, l got = bottle of
uent cure by using two thirds Of a bottle.
>: ID. Cosxns was not here, but the other brothers
say his case was the same a. H Ms. 1 sold the medicine
To both the sams day, and the cure was as speedy from
the same small quantity, and might 80 specify.
rh YOUR sss, WIN, sas. .s.p ssa ;,..,, oo 4 HUNTINGTON.
Of no better tenor than the vast number OF like oartif.
Gates ] have already published, and the still greater nun
Der that Is continually pouring in to me.
the public iu these words:
~ asties one firm rke harstskss one of my general
circulars, slsst'trted ths nans Of thsir eostram for
my madeline, aad tAsR rita 6raiea impudeass end
tAsir pamphlet rita tke sIeiamation, SET tAe D opyi.
tor Of sIy etA~ ~edieiss say a. mssA II 40 dsrss,,n
&c. '+"
Now ] take pleasure in saying that the eautioa refer.
red TO the same ..Dr. Christies Agus Balsamn mention.
toned in the above certificate.
here are several other Industrious people who are
applying TO then POISONOUS trash all that / publish about
my fsver and Ague ure, or Autidote 70 Malaria s1e<pt
tao Certificates Of carss, aud the I ~ertihcats Of the eel.
sbrated chemist, Or James X. Chiffon, in favor Of is Der
fectiy harmless character, which Ia attached to every lot
tie. These will always erve to distinguish my medicine
from limitations. JAS. A. HUD Proprietor,
Providence, K. l..
Wholesale Agents-H. Blaksley, st. Louis; Barclay
Bros /, Ihicsg9 Z. 4. Webb, Davenport, aud for sale BY
Druggists generally. sHr. iuly 4 81 w3m
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Thsy are beginning to speak.

There is . weekly German paper Of con-
siderable ability published in Baltimore,
called the "L<it.&srn," lGuiding Starr
In is issue of Sa' urday last, it thus lets 6y
at the pseudo Democracy;
A cord to tie Natips born &y,styled Demo.
erat.-We have published several German
| papers in this country, u for three years
pust in Baltimore. We have partaken oil
tne Revelation in Europe, and have stood
~ith the banner Of Freedom at the barri-
| cades, where the balls OF q despotic soldiery
sere flying thick as hail. We have always
struck Tor The freedom ofthe people, and we
have always been a trend OF uue Demos
rscy,' bur we have found that the came
|"Denocracy," - applied IN this country
to the party claiming that title, 10 an empty
sound.
You, the managers Of that party, drive or
lead the Germans TO the polls like cattle,
and when they have voted, you treat them
with contempt. II there is any benefit to
be bestowed, it 10 giten 10 the Catholic
Irish, who govern you and whom you are
afraid OF. The election 10 spprosching.-
Heretofore you have had the Germans IN 4
body, but you will have them 50 no longer.
The bigo,ed Catholic portion may adhere
10 you, bit the Protestant aud tree
thinking Germans are with you no longer;
neither mere in Baltimore, nor elsewhere.
The Northern and Western German papers.
nearly all of them, have lett the so-caileu
Democratic party. We have not much
money, but we have many friends, and, rs
lar AS our energies and influence 90, we are
determined, if possible, TO insure the defeat
Of the falsely so-caiied Democratic party in
the coming contest.
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sesssg Oe 4ASok0.
Ma. EDITOR: l notice in the report Of the
proceedings Of the City Council that ARES.
elu,ion was offered ordering an electio& for
aloan, Although judges were appola.ed
We have no evidence in tie report that said
election was ordered by the Council. Ru.
NOR says the neglec, to appoint judges for
the former election ordetsd was caused BY
the hssty adjournment Of the Council to
give the Street Commissicn's wrath q
chance TO suicide. His ire was axopsed BY
the passage of a resolution carefully drawn
up and prefaced with som of the movers
choicest remarks and signi6cant giances.
The gentleman said that he was satshed
tina, the Commissioner had done the very
best for the city; that the earth removed
had been done st the lowest possible ex-
pense, but yet some two or three persons
had spoken to him, stating said Commits
sioner had graded down his wi lots at the
expense OF the city, hence the necessity Of
passing said resolutions. Might not the
last Council in their haste TO eject a solicit
tor have forgotten to pass the order for an
electionl Shall We have another failure,
You're, I~RoUIREk.
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..psmeer.,isu Doctrine.

We have fallen upon strange times! Men
emigra:ing peacefully with the implements
of husbandry in their hands, intending to
engage in agriculture upon territory be
longing 10 the o. States. are not permitted
to make q landing, but are hurried on board
their boat and sent back whence they came.
Pesceable settlers Of a territory belonging
70 the General Government are forbid to
assemble to celebrate that day which gave
10 their nation independence. Strange
times, indeed. Years hence vho will be-
lieye tina, our nation ever experienced such
an episode in lis progressi All this is the
result Of following ont what is claimed IS
..Denocraiic" doctrine. ln heavens name
let 10 eschew doctrine that leads to so de-
ployable q result.
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DRowsEp,-We learn that on Friday
last a Mr.. Redding came to our city with
his two sons to spend the 4th. During the
day, his boys in company with other lads,
went to the river to battle, when his oldest
son going beyond his depth, was soon dis
covered to be sinking. Alarm was immedi-
ately given, bu, before any assistance could
be rendered il was unhappily too late; the
spirit had taken its fight 10 another world,
and the form that u few minutes before was
iu'l of life and activity, was now a cold In
animate corr se.-DubuQue Ttb.
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Eryscrs OF GAABLISe.-A young man
clerk Of a produce and commission house
on North Water street in this city, sayi
the Chicago Democrat, and who Is very re
specially connected, was arrested last
week on a charge OF embezzling a large
sum- said TO be about 5000. from his EN-.
ployers. IL is supposed that be spent the
money principally at the gaming table
He possessed himself Of the funds by Q sys-
TEN Of false entries, by which be made il
appear TO his employers that they hnd ad-
vanced funds 10 parties in the country,
which, no y ever, were in reality appropria.
ted BY the clerk. The case is only sno,h-
ar instance of the evil effects of gsmisg.
ana the ruin and distress it 10 SO apt to bring
upon lie victims. The young man was held
70 bail to answer to the charge.
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Fos FEEmoxT.-The Boston Be, the
leading Fillmore paper in Massachusetts,
has come out boldly for Fremont. SPesE-
ing of Mr.. Fillmore, and after expressing
q high opinion Of his character, the Be-
ssyss-
"THE PEOPLE have decided that he is not
q candidate capable of uniting the masses
upon the paramount issues now ogitating
the vast Continent; therefore desiring that
what influence we possess should be direct
ed in doing the mos. effectuai service to-
ward staying the presen, evils and defeating
an endorsement OF the present ~rascslly i'd
minis,ration, we yield our personal prefer
ences as regards candidates and take a
a,and for Liberty DOW and forever"
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Apprna INSULT 70 INJURY.

The telegraph informs Us that Bully
Brooks has been 6ned $500 for attacking
and besting Senator Sumner and perhsp.
maiming him for life. What On Insult I,
the nation, that one OF its proudest and
best intellects should be airuck down in
the Senate chamber, beaten like = dog BY q
would-be assassin, and that the rufian In
stead OF being sent to the penitentiary for q
term Of years, as he so richly deserved,
should be fined 10 the paltry sum OF $500,
IL there a man who does not Ieel that in.
Justice has been done Sumneri Is there
an American who will not acknowledge
that in this decision the laws Of his coun-
,rv have beca insulted, Does not every
member OF Congress blush to think of the
smsll appreciation attached TO his station!
True, il il simply one man, q judge, Judge
Crawford, who has thue insulted the nation
bu, that one man is the representative Of .
section, Of q class. OF the whole hre-eatiog
fraternity of the South. II 10 not the man
who gives the decision, not the source
whence it emsnaies that 10 to be regarded,
but the principle involved in that decision.
If an U. s. Senator can be knocked down
and beaten in the Halls Of Congress for
words uttered in q speech, and the brute
who inf.cts the blows escape BY paying an
Insignificant fine, whose life is safea How
mach longer will free speech be the Psiia-
dunn Of our libertiess
The nation demanded a different decis.
ion in this case, but the nation, a. in the
outraees p~erpeuased in Kansas, has been
outraged. An appeal is now made TO the
people, shall such scenes longer be enacted
in our territories and in our Halls Of Con.
xress and the guilty ones 60 ~unpunished!
Nen who love their country cannot regard
such scenes with indifference They are
the ressl, Of Southern hot-blood influence.
Shall q party be placed in power bearing
mon lis shield senuments that mus, lead to
The re.enactment Of such scenes. WesP-
peal 20 the good men Of the so-calied Dem
ocrAtic party. We demand Is . duty tney
TO their country, TO their children, to
themselves. that they unite their efforts in
reseaing our country from Southern domi.
nation. The cool, collected ludgmenl.si
the North 10 required TO rescue our county
from the evils which ihreaieningly hang
over her. In her present distracted condl-
ton, if placed under Southern rule, At wiii
be adding fuel TO the FIRE which alresd,
bur ms in American bosoms, and who can
fore,ell the result. We have the comb
dence in our counsrymen of the North to
believe that they will no longer pander to
southern Influence, but free to ACT fol
themselves, will show the Southern oil
garehy that they have passed beyond thai
mark where iorbearance ceases 10 be 4
virtue.
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Notice no C~ontracfora,

DRoP0sALs viii be received by the subscriber IN.
tlths thirty.frst DAY OF July next, for the fouuas.
tons and mss0ury Of tbs piers Ior q bridge seroG the
Mississippi River At Saint Paul.
Tue first pier will ie founded 90 rock at q depth OF
ten feet below the usual low water mark. The soc.
ond pier will boin water ten feet deep and will have
. Eouodstion Of pilss. These two piers gill be sasn
eighty four fs6 high above the ordinary low water
marx. The remaining I've piers will be respective
iy ntty eight, forty eight. thiity. eight, twenty eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
ofthsm will be In vatsr iour feet deep, and the lest
on nsA usually isn DRY. The bed 81 tfs river Ia
sand, and all ths piers except the frst will have
foundations Of piles, on which win DO places solid
cribs or platforms oftimber, built up TO within sx
inches Of the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quality Of bridge masonry, tbs stones be.
ing ca Tefutiy dfeaaed On tbs bsds and Joints.
Tho iimbeT repaired for the foundations will be
furnished and delivered BY the Bridge COMPANY.
who will also furnish = good limsStone quarry con,
y~sDiently situated On The river bank, within one
mile u the work.
Contractons are desired to.bid for the masonry byths
cubic yard, and they sre requested 10 enclose sults-
bietestimo nisls Of their ability 70 carry on the WORK,
The work must be commenced Immediately, and
completed viIhia fifteen months after signing Inc
contract.
For farther Information inquire at the once ofthe
subscriber At Saint Paul, where plans and specincs-
uons may be seen. }. 4. BEWALL,
Engineer 81. Paul Bridge Co.
Saint Paul iunse7-to July 80
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The Pittsburgh pa Gasetk says: "H

The Pittsburgh pa Gazette says: "We
have heard from the northern tier Of coun-
ties, and the greatest enthusiasm prevails
for Fremont and Dayton. In Honesdale,
the county seat of Wayne, a hundred guns
were Erred on hearing of the nomination.-
MANY of the old line democrats, whonevel
in their lifetime voted for any but the par.
" nominations, and who were the chief AND
foremost for Pierce during the last Presi.
dental campaign. have done what Hsmlir
did in the United States Senate, and hays
retired from the sinking ship"
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Pa,cE OF FzuIT IN LosDos.--To show
the prices paid for fresh fruit in London,
ve take the following as the Coyent Gar
den Market prices Nay -: English pine
sppies. 81 to s. per pound; hot house
arspes. o. SO TO O. SO per pound; melons
Soc. TO s7ke. each; peaches SOC. to 81 so
per dcsen; strawberries lac. to Csc. per
sxsee; nectarines s7kc. to 81 per dozen;
oranges d 80 to So per dOzen; lemons l2e.
to Sbc. per dozen.
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TaEMrspoUs RUSH or LUnssR.--T,

TREMENDOUS RUSH OF LUMBsR.--Twen-
ty. six rats Of logs have been fosted out OF
the st. Croix within the past week. These
RATS, we are informed by . reliable lumber
man, will make from twelve to fifteen hun.
bred thousand feet of lumber each, making
in all over thirty million. feet, or $500. 900
worth. That will do for one week. The
estimate of 1850 .0o0, 600 feet for the St
Croix this season may be safely multiplied
by 2. There is more lumber floating this
season than in any Of the past four years.
Prescott VS. Transcript. 25th uk. HF
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The OTTAWA KANSAS SErTLKRs.-Tha
Alton Courier OF Monday publishes the fol-
lowing account Vt the treatment received
by the emigrants from Ottawa to Kansas:
Another company Of lliinolsans were
brouQh; back from Lessenworth on Sslur-
day, and Mere landed below the mouth OF
Inc Missouri river, at a wood yard. They
were from Ottawa, and numbered sixteen
when they started. They Complain Of very
rough handling, and tour OF their number
were lett behind IN the Confusion vi their
Iorcible re-embar kation. Auung the mlss-
ing is W...iam Strawn, son OF Jacob
Suawn the prince OF Illinois farmers TINS
company succeeded IN making u landing ~
leavenwortn, aud In landing a part OF Inelr
goods at thai place. Iney appealed ior
protection iroin Rutian violence 10 me Uni
led States troops al Fon Lsavenworln.-
The troops reached the ianding Just as the
boat was forced out by order vi the border
rutiaus.
These emigrants had with them the i'm.
plements OF hosbandry, and their OBJECT
Vas peaceable settlement.
A iuii statement Will be published here
alter. Some Vi our ciuzens became respon.
slble necessarles OF the company, as they
were destitute. Our readers can draw
their " conclusions. The above are
facts.
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On the night after Butler had so grossly
transcribed the proprieties of the Senate
by giving Wilson the lie direct, the Nation
al Theatre oft HE place was crowded TO wit
ness the play of Monsieur Msliet," when
one of the persons of the drama said, 81
would call you q liar only that it is . word
no gentleman should use" the house was
perfectly brought down with applause
Cor. ~. Y. Iisss.