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Carding and Cloth Dressing,

TENHE subscribers, after forty years experience,
u again offer their services to all those who may
want their Wool Carded or Cloth Dressed in the
very best manner but they will warrant no rolls
made from wool not washed on the sheep.
AS "Young America" is the order Of the day,
we shall hereafter do our work at the lowest cash
price, but gire no credit We will be ready to
wait on our friends and the public and af,er tho
first Of june next o. & X. BAGG.
North BernardstOn, May "a, 1856. %
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GERMAN FLY PAPER.

LNOR the sure and certain destruction Of Flies,
H. Reaches, Aais, Rugs, MHsgsiios, sc. This
valuable article is offered as perfectly simple and
safe yet sure and certain in the destruction of the
above named pest. For sale wholesale and retail
by SroDDARD & LEONARD.
July, 1856. %
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BRiTTLEBORO ACADEMY.

BRiTTLEB0RO ACADEMY.
HENRY VI. CIRCUIT, A. b., Principal,
Teacher Of AncieRt Languages and Gernen.
EDWARD c. FOSTER, Assistant,
Teacher Of Mathematics aud Elocuton.
Miss BEULAH SMALL, Preceptrcss,
Teacher Of French and English Branches.
MISS HELEN NJ. DUNKLEE,
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
CHRISTIAN scHusTER, r..... A..
On. C. W. GRAU,
Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology.
J. MANNING TYLER, r...h., If p,0n,..n,.
Under the charge Of these Teachers, the Trus-
tees conhdeliiy expect that the Institution will
heneeiorth be tue irst Of It's class in this part Of
the State. The Building Is new, commodious and
elegant, and the Teachers are all Of tried excel
lcnce.
A course Of Lectures on Physiology, by On. c.
W. GRAu. the distinguished Physician and Physi-
ologst, may be expected also, other lectures
occasionally.
BoAnD-S2 90 to s2.25.-Plaeos can he readily
obtained by application to the Principal also,
Rooms and Accommodations for self-boarding.
TuiToS-to be paid before the middle Of the
Term-Common English Studies, s3.50
Higher ditto, S4.OO
Ancient Languages & Higher Mathematics, $3.50
French and German. each extra. $500
Music, with use Of Instrument. 1000
Drawing and Painting as heretofore.
TERMS BEGIS--LAsr WEDNESDAYS IN
August, November, February and May.
L. CLARK, Sec Board Of Trustees.
w. Brattleboro, VT. August LIST. 1886. awsl
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

corrected Weekly for the Vermont Phoenix
THURSDAY, August 18th, 1856.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been quite firm
owing to light receipts and small stock, par
ticulnrlv Eor common and ftnev hrap1a
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w. @. M. f. I. o.
TVNHE members Of the Windham County Mutual
Il Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice Of Direc-
tors for the ensuing year will be held at the Court
House in Newfane, on wednesday the 18th day Of
September next at one O'Clock p. NJ.
MARSHALL NEWTON. Sec.
Newfane, Aug. 18th. 1856. 3wSS
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FOR SALE.

TUNHE large and commodous Dwelling House
u and out buildings connected Herewith. own
ell by the subscriber and situated in the pleasant
village Of Brattleboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. II is occupied by
four families. all Of whom are well convened On
the premises three noyer-f,ilng wells Of excel
lent water Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is in the center OF the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders it desirable situation for a boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above teo SMALL
LOTS or LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
tculars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
y. NJ. BURNIIAM.
Brattleboro. Aug. ! 1856. GmSi
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VNHE SECOND YEAR Of Miss HUNTS
Il Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
will commence on Monday, the 18th Of September
For circulars containing terms and particulars ap-
ply to Miss Hunt at her house or by mail.
August 10, 1856. SO
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Now is the Time.
Doors AND SHOES ! /!
CLOSING OFF SALE.

IN order to reduce my stock as much as possible
Il before going to market, will offer for the next
FOUR WEEKS at a REDUCED PRICE
my remaining stock of SUMNER GOODS, con-
ssting Of Ladies' thin sole Colored and Black Con-
gress and Lace Caters, Polkas, Buskins Slippers,
&c. Gents and Boys Calf and Patent Leather
Congress Boots and Shoes Persons in want Of
Boots and Shoes should not fail to look At the
L.aRGEST& BEST SELECTED STOCK
to be found in the State. for an examination en-
sures n sale.
Now Is TUE TINE and this is he place to invest
your money at a GREAT SAVING. Empty Shelres
and full purses (before going to market) is the
motto.
~ Remember the place,
No. BLAKE's BLOCK, n
First Door South Bratteboro' House.
ID. w. LEWIS.
August 18th, 1866. SO
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2 MEDICAL NOTICE.

u MEDICAL, NOTICE. RI
nR. g. w. HORTON, respectfully in
IL forms the inhabitants Of Brattleboro and Vi
entity that he has established himself in the prac-
tice Of Physic and Surgery in this place, hoping
to receive share Of public patronage.
~ Rooms in Blake's Building, corner Of Main
and Elliot Streets, OFFICE in fisks Building
opposite the Post Office.
Brattleboro, April 10th, 1856. 10
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MASONIC NOTICE. The regular COM
munication Of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Ac
eeped Masons will be held at their Hall in Puiney
on the Wednesday on or before the full moon in
each month, at o'ol'k p. NJ. ]. LOWE, Sec.
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GERMAN FLY PAPER.
SURE DEATH TO PLIES.

PROF. MOHR'S
GERMAN FLY PA
PER, for the sure and
certain destruction oi
FLIES. ANTS. BUGS,
MOSQUITOES, &c.
This valuable article
Is offered to the public as
a Deadly Poison for the
above named pests 70 all
Housokeepers and Fam
lies.
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EREMONT & DAYTON FLAG.--A
IL Flag bearing the names Of Fremont DAY
TON will be raised in our village next Wednesday
Aug 20. Hon. VIM. c. Brady Of Westminster and
others are expected to speak. Music by the Band.
All persons in favor Of Fremont, Freespeech &
Freedom are invited to be present
j. NJ Comegys
Pres't Fremont & Dayton Club.
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market for Pork has not va
ried. Stock light and sales small Sales OF
Beef small Lard firm Butter quite firm
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Farm for Sale.
$. PIKE.

RIFLE MAKER AND GuNsMirH,
VIII execute all orders in his line either for Making
or Repairing. which may he entrusted to his care All
work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
SHoP on BIRGR ST. . DooHs WEST or CASALSr.
DRATTLEBORO'. VT.
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Londonderry Academy.

AAOduOHlIg
NORTH LONDONDERRY, VT.
VNliE Fall fern Of this Institution will com.
Il mence Mondty. Aug. 25tl. and continue l /
weeks.
LUCIuS u. DAVIS. Principal.
Member Of the Junior Glass, Dartmouth CoIIege
Miss ARMINALA BARTON. instructor
in Music and the Ornamental department.
TUITIo
Common English Branches, So 90
Higher do. 3 90
Latin and Greek, 90
French, (extra,) 90
Music, with use Of Instrument, 90
The branches Of the Ornamental Department at
the usual rates
No pains will he spared. either on the part Of
the Teachers Trustees TO make the course of in
strueton thorough, practical and interesting, and
inferior to that Of no other Institution Of the kind
II will be such as 10 enable the student to obtain
thorough English education, or systematically 1T
for College.
Board IN good families. and accommodations for
self-boardng will be furnished upon reasonable
terms
Application for board or information respecting
the School, should be addressed to the Directors
EPlIRAIM BARKER, NJ. d &,
G. +. NEWELL,
WALDO BARTON.
DAVID ARNOLD, Secretary. 4w3l
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READY-MADE CoFFINs.

TIME subscriber would say to the inhabitants OF
n Wilmington and surrounding towns that he
has just received large lot of COFfINS of all
sizes and neatly flushed, which he will sell at
prices that cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
WELLS SNOW,
No. West River Street, Wilmington, VI.
May 25th, 1856. %
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GEasEn,s
JEWEIaRY STORE


second Street, between Main and johnson
II AVIN9 inst fcturned from the East,I n
- respectfully all the attention Of my ~
friends and the public generally to my new
ana nne stock OF Watches jevsry, silver and piatcd
ware, fancy goods, &c.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever wAtchesj silver patent and detached l.rsrs
and 'Epines, of all kinds and qualities.
JoWelry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and led
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gent gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond fnxer rinry
gold and silver thinblcs, gents gold hreast Pima
studs, collar and sleeve bnttons gold silver steel
and patent specacies pocket table and dessert cut
lcry, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not To be surpassed by ANY
store west north Of st. Louis, Wis silver table
dessert and teaspoons and forks, sugar cream mus.
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit niIver
and plated napkin rings, 6c,
PlatoA ware and GaHcy Go~As.
Plated and britannia tea sets oAstogs fruit and
cake baskets, candlcstoks pearl and she'll pockc 81
books, and in fact every thing pertaining TO INV
line.
general assortment Of clocks Of the latest nat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep rood
time
w. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the mos,
workmAblike manner, and At the shortest notice.
myo-oly JULES GEISER.
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FREE LAsoR-The natural capital which consti-
tutes the real wealth Of this great country, and
De relied ON - the Buiwsrk Of Pree Institutions
lJohn c. Frsmont's Letter VI Acceptance
Whenever there Is q substantive good 10 be done,
Whenever there Is foot II land 10 be prevented
fron becoming Slave territory, am willing TO as
sers the Prinspis OF the exclssion Of Slavery
fDsuisl Webster.
repeat that never can and never will vote, and
no earthly power will ever make me- vote, 10 spread
Slavery over territory whore IL does not exist
lHsnry Clay.
heartily concur in all movements which have
Tor their object to repair the mischief arising from
the violation Of good faith in the repeal Of TIE Ms
souri, Compromisc. am opposed 10 Slavery in the
shstract. and upon principles sustained and made
habttusi by settledccnviction. While feel inhex-
ible in the belief that IL ought not to be iuerered
With where il exists under the shield Of State SOW
sssgnty, am rs innexiby opposed to its extension
IN this continent beyond it, present limi,s-[Johp
q. Fremont.
/ feel that there is nothing which the civilized
world, il they take notice Of humble an individ-
ual rs myself, will reproach me with when saw
as said tho other day, had made up my mind,
Tor one, that snder no crcumsfanrss would consent
to the farther extension of the area Of Slavery in
the United States, or Of the farther increase Of
Slave representation in the House Of Represents
tiyss.lspcech of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
TaE Woes or HkSRY CLAY.--In 1850, Henry Clsy
Bat you cannot put your finger on any part Of
the Constitntion which conveys the right or the
power 70 Garry slaves from one Of the States Of the
Union to any Territory u the United States. Nor,
sir, can admit for single moment, that there 10
any separate Or distinct right upon the part Of
States or individual members Of the States or say
portion Of the people Of the United States 10 carry
slaves into Territories, under the Idea that those
Territories are held in common between thcssvski
States"
Tss RlcnnoHD ExounsE:.os rms CINCINNATI PLAr-
voaB.-With the utmost possible precision And en-
phasis Of language, tnsse resolutions arm the
grsaA vital principlss, LIST, Of ths Coastitutional
guasantses Of Slavery; and secondly, Of the equal
ty of the States, In respect Of their sovereign dig
nifty md political rights. In equally clear and con-
elusive terms the doctrine Of Squattsr Sovereignty
v rspudiatsd BY the Democratic party.
II en- elected TO the high ONCE for which yosv
partially has nominated me, will endsavos % a.
minister the government sceording 70 the true spirit
Of the Consti1ation, - II was understood BY the
great men Who framed and adopted IL, and In such
way = % preserve both Liberty and Union.-
tJohn Q. 1rsns.ts
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server Gallagher,
oeneral Advertising and Collecting Agency.
90 Dcarborn-st Chicaso'

asaWsl DaGs q Da9o III
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO RAG
NA AAssfsetery, Randolph street, corner Of claA
Chicago, Ills.
FLOUR, BucEWHEAT
CORNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS
OSNABUkd AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, aud at the
lowest market prices. The designs for branding are
new, rginal and not to be surpassed In this conn
try. a. WASUARD
July25-dly Posto6ice sddress--box 1907
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q. AAAUAAL l.. nvW.. ana. = v~s~
kEHOA LII, HOWE 4 CO..
tsuoDssvas 10 nowx, LOCKWOOD 4 20
WoslssAio oaA Rstaal
AUCTloN q COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ana Reai Estate Agents..
second ST., ssxt door 70 the AtAenoam X e.k uk.
iowa.
DARTICULAR attention will be paid 20 hnx,,.
and selling Neal kstats and personal property.
negotiating loans, snd any other business thai NAV
be entrusted to NJ.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
kinds. '" 80
Liberal sssh advances made on goods CONSUMED
for sale when desired.
We have large Aad we'll selected stock OF Cold
and silver watches, 0Sld Jswsiry aad notions which
We oher 1t wholesale and retail. =. Low :. q, h.
found In the country.
Aefeh.nts and psddlsrs win b supplied At or.
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ma Inmates Life snsa RI nee e ,sn pany
l46 BROADWAY, NEW YoRx

40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Cash Capifsisad Acrts.siafton sApa o0o
hEpooITED$le0.o 900 with the Com Of roller Of IN.
- state u New iork, for the security Of Policy
holders In addition to which the soc no ders are
Personsuy liable Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and ind uent al citizens of Ser Yo,h
HI. Is Stock Company, returning To the a..
suied ef4 Per cent OF all the profits tri annually
party so years Of age may secure u his family.
free from the claims Of his creditors for about So
cents per week, P"iicy FIR 81, 000.
no woad not spare this sum Tor the rrsti6ca-
uon OF reflection, on sich bed Or in case of ACCT
dent, that II all else fail he had made q certain
provision for his fsnilys 1t would tighten his
PAIN ana do more for bis recovery than medicine
N. ID. MORGAN, Prest.
Prospectus, with ali necessary infornstiou, fur
nlshed by RICkEf / SIMPSON, Arts.
Post Oaice Building.
Augo~oiy keukuk, Iowa
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NOTICE.
The Prcsbytery Of Kcokuk, will hold It's next sta
ted meeting At Aonirese, Iowa, on FRIDAY. IOth Of
October, ~ Z o clock p. NJ.
Every Minister and one elder from each church,
are expected 10 b. prescnt.
Ministers and Churches will please bear in m nd
the COLLECTIONS for church extension and also for
the aid Of our candidates studying for tho Gospel
ministry, &C. BEAMAN.
ID Stated Clerk
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BacAanaa's Piasssrm.

On the Slavery question the platform adopted for
buehansn comprises these points:
ht Congress has NJ right to exclude Slavery
from any territory.
"a The people Of territory have no power TO
pfohieit Slavery ~ long - the territorial govern
meht lasts.
I'd. Squattsr Sovereignty 10 humbug, and 10 no
longer plank in the Democratic creed
%th. Estate equality means the right OF Slave
holters 10 take their Slaves into the public DO
main, BY virtae Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
states.
Sth. That Slavery Is national and Freedom sec.
tionsl.
9th. That the people Of . territory can only ex-
cluoe slavery from among them after they have
formed State Constitution and been admitted into
the Union.
7.h That Kansas must be kept out Of the Union,
On the pies OF want Of population, until the Free
state men ere murdered driven cot and the slave
noldsrs firmly planted under the protsetion Of tho
6eaeral Government.
ssh. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trias hA Traitor, and shosld b dealt with accord
ingly.
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CAIcago New WAolesale
I0AA. 0AAlAM A .NIfEE ~ u HunIrcI

CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
vo. 1n1seeeepA Street, CHICAGO, ILLS
"k are nO0receiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Kine.eut, smoking, Plug Tobacco
Having direct communication with partie. in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
profession and manufacture of PLue TOBACCO, en-
aoies ~ to oner some very choice brands OF these
celebrated Tobaceoe at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO exanineour stock. J. r. JORDAN Co
u Randolph a. topposi.e Young America, )Chicago
June II '38diy
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nuKlIN GTON

@m1M3ea@g@zg&
TERMS.
Forunli ,edcoursr In Double Entry Book Keen
ing, Commercial Calculations, Penmanship, DC.
$25 90.
THE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION 10
to sucrd young men the opportunity Of qualifying
themselves for the dnties u tho Counting House,
IN . thorough and expeditions manner.
Ta8 COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same followed by the Mercantile COL
lege of Pennsylvania. which has been rccomme ndsd
by the highest commercial authority in the country
~ the must comprehensive and practical ever iatro
duced.
PBNAANsHIP.
A COED handwriting 10 justly regarded a. au
Indispensable requisite to = good business sducA-
tion, unremitting attention will be given in this
department.
will be delivered by Mr. C. Bon. Darwin one of tho
ablest members NJ the Burlington Bar.
Az KLk0ANr DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of
signed by the Faculty lis granted those who pass
satisfactory examination. This instrument will .
found passport to the 6dence Of business hous-
es IN every part VI the Union.
EDFor full particulars, send for u circular by
mail. octS-dAw
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AkOkUk MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, $500, 900.
'hAs COMPANY 10 prepared 10 do Marine Insur-
1 anee business. Cargo risks take en- nj customary
rates and the usual Cash facilities extended to
uiar Gus toners.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRxcToRs:
A. BridgmAn, WIN. Turner
q. u Harrison, Geo b. Smyth.
John Templin, Al. Dsminr
John McCune, CT. Conn.
c. 6arbcr, JAZZ. Cor.
W. c. Rentgen.
A.BRID6MAN, President.
g. B.SMfTH, Vice President
AL. DEMING, Treasurer.
WIZ. TuRHxR, Secretary.
Office in sample building, Second street.
iau3ldkwSmo
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IRE neseooe. n II
{.;.:v saans % spablished call, Meeting Of
I I,.lnoos 2. Asokak wss held st Burroxs,
- Ion, On Isursd9y evening, FOR the purpos.
ran;..,;e .u' UinanAry steps for che Or
sa q. Of Ere eaetss Company.
~ moaoa NJ !. AdAir Mcdowell VA
v " sn, EnarcaA Of the meeting, and WIN.
Capt. Guynn addsesesd the .,>.4,.. -.
tive 70 ths oejsst Of tho call. vhen. +. ~
sion Of Mr.. Tsnplin, . oomm;ts~s - .... o.
vs. appointed 70 draft appropriate r.sai"e
uons TO be presented u ! subeeuusnt,..s..-
ing. 1sns1nee'-
The chair appointed Messrs. Temnl;. IA.
va ana Wootton said committee.
On notion OF ". Aaxruder. tho.. 49,.
eso' willing 70 become ssuhers q : FL.
company were requested 10 s;en Ahe;r na...s
20 % Agreement 70 that eGsot. vh-e.coc
s"sFA eenuemsn eomplied.
IN motion Of n. beaknan. ! .on-;,...
49, 1as sppoistsd n msuor;ali,. NJ
O0soeN relative 70 Are .rsao;sat;oc -.
.PPoineosse u Firs Wsrdsa. ~ 49,
q. ee'ess coalition Of the city in case Of
Inc shsir appointed Aessrs. Bslknsp. Rev.
aoies and Bailey, such COMMITTEES.
On notiaaof NJ. Hisk.. : so..;......
appointed TO draft . oonssieution M =, -
Tor Fire company. ~
% motion Of Capt. dwynn. /. oo-.;....
~ - . sePoansod to suggest preliainssy oGssrs
1ns chair appointed on the fr,t commit.
zoe Messrs. Hicks, Maeruder ana Co..
H Sa ses other Msssrs. dvynn, Nichols "a
During the svsa;ns rsm.rt. v,rsz.a.
9ssers- Mcdowell, Gvvnn. Woc41cc
len Ayok and others, and t6e m.st;nS NJ
y"sf"ed 20 meet ut the same plaza ON fr...
Gay evening nsxt. -
W. W. BELKNAP, ssc.y.
on the adjournment Of the o;t;.sn., m....
.ne' convened ct Barrows' Hall. thoee pres.
ra wno wore IN favor Of the forus on Of \
Nh NJ company, organized By calling John A.
;IcDowcii, Esq, to tho Chair, and sppoint-
my sfaaes Il. Woosson Secretary.
Rssol.sd, rh.. for til. present. mi. A..ol
s.."on Snail Be known - the Ksokuk Hoe
as ~ Engine Company.
-. ~. Hieks moved that committee Of
safee - appointed BY the chair 70 drift 4
oou.asstlcn and BYLAW for tho govern
AIn sns Fire Company. The motion VA
II. following gentlemen ~.r. ,h.r.oDop
edPPolassd: Asssrs. Hicks, Magrudsr and
6wyno. u vns
hessivsd, Thst = committee 70 consist Of
ssfss b appointed to sugges. preliminary
-: Inc chair appointed Messrs. Gwynn,
nxss then moved and carried that three
soI.'sEea should constitute eomnistss 70
~ e saesitissns generally end solicit sub.
scr'psscas towards dsfrayins tie sxpsnses Of
Ptooof,ng the nseeasary apparatus, etc. The
omar stating that he hsd no doubt ebout Tho
:: soo c. taas would attend such an application
g our generous citissas, appointed Messrs.
Aefrudsr, 0ywnn and Davis.
j. ": oosaos, i VA also nade the duty Of
.ne last named committee 70 solicit proper
RS:os 20 Deceme active members az thin
"a notaon, the meeting adjourned.
-. J. A. McDOHELL. Chm.
=. = "oorroS, Ssc'y.
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PATRICK X GROUSE,
DEALERs IN
PIANO FORTE 8.
Sheet Music. ana

MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE.
g ALE kOoMSove Howe Lock -
~ woods Store, Second street, be- nSA
lowa. weshAll always keep on hand
~ elegant assortment Of Pianos from he 6est
makers: Child Bishop's Melodeons; Martin. Hail
A Som q and Imported Guitars; French ana Oernaa
violins; American and Imported Hlstes, TlstiDal
and Acoordeonsi Pine French, English ana Italian
Violin Strings Drums; Violin Csses Piano HtooIs
and Covers. large and select catalogue Of 0Aeet
Music and Instruction noohs. Pianos and Nslods-
ons sold 81 ManafactufsEs' prices and always war
ranted. Dealers and tsaCAss supplied on Tie most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and nusicai instru-
mene repaired. Owing to the Low Stage Al water In
tho Ohio River, We 1t unable ct present. to get
any portion Of large stock Of Pianos here except
: fcv shipments by railroad, which are expsstsd
soon.
Ksokuk, June Is. d3m.
DATKCK GROUSE havs this day received pss
i Express, the following music for Pisuo:
FILLMORE HCAOTTlSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
100 copies willie wc havs missed you,
loo {" 4 Bells Polka, sad ans oolleetion Of
New Songs, wsisses and Pelkas ius Guitar.
ssps ~
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EOS 0olo O0 0o0so00hle Terms. &
|NWQRlNk LOTS on Morgan ana Fulton streets
near 18th. Enquire Of
GEO. C. DIXON,
sept 55daws No. ~ Nsin-st.
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a III. persona are warned not TO pur chase two
IA primissory notes given by me to- J. j. Walker,
both dated on or about the 18th, Of Sept 1858. and
payable year from date, with interes 1t 10 per
cent; each metz tsng fr t266.s6. They were
iraudulently oetAinc1. Payment will b. resisted.
Got. 10th d1ss EPlRAIA FAuQUIER.
r. ana Fancy Coed.
A. u. ., Toys: Toys and s'f is Ss1s
GOODS, suitable for presents. Also . very large
assortment Of PORT MONIES and PURSES, for
Ladies and gentleman, . great many Of new styles,
and will b. sold cheap.
oct. lO-d.