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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
Pianos, Pianos.

TETE have received Fourteen more new 1891
w ano-FOrtes from these unrvslled ma 49, II
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury, and Haines7 y n
Bros which makes stock very large and desraabe
We would be pleased to have these instruments e1min
by ALL whether they desire to purchase or not Every P
ano sold by US shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
every respect may7 WAR FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19

NTE always lave full supply of Fancy Articles
w usually kept in our line, consisting of Liquor
Flasks, Walking Canes, Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches and a splendid assortment of
Meerchaum, POwhattan Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety of other Goods. LYONS 4 CO,
Jy22 Cedar st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19

To ARRIVE.
WE daily expecting large lot of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobac.
co. Also, 10000 Nicotians Londres Cigars and 90
0O9 other brands of the finest qualities and favor
jy22 LYONS d CO, 10, Cedar st
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-14

tunitY afforded this winter. But when
there Is any snow on the ground, even
though wheels would go better, they
must have some apology for sleigh ;
land all sorts Of rigs might be seen in the
street on a pleasant day, from the jumper
made Of two poles in such a way that
they answer for both runners and phiIs,
and the pung, for the runners Of which
two boards are used, to the fine and sly
fish sleigh.
Everybody has had a fine time to pro
vide their years stock Of wood. Most
farmers have to haul it some distance, as
the woodland and prairie usually lays in
large tracts, 50 that if q man happens to
select a piece of land in the midst Of a
prairie, he finds himself perhaps miles
from any timber In selecting land for
Ia farm, people usually enter a tract Of
both prairie and woodland. Owing to
the cold weather, and the poor, slightly
.buils houses in which most people live,
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'15 i'i,o7 -'''7 n.y. 1'9n '7- A's = I9'iiS
on'5 ''1'l- me- I0'-''is p?I o'iu mere
l 10 'oi' 7'''Hg-' ~" 1''I' = ''oo'' o'V q
" 1t" Us now i"9 l'S' "0S1 mas 0s5n
ms anu "''il'' al" 'n7 'Ho" has nearly
q" oisa i'9s''s0 from !ne streets
"a '9"'7'7 '"0 0'i'si0 - ieS"liii,-
'i9'- i"0o1' ""e'e my IT. on d 'Lig
'''''l'' 0'''''l' u ''-0 WI" 0''-'47l anu
capitalists are projecting me erection OF
''lgf o'.iiN'''iss' | nave seen se'efaL
io''-'s '' A0'S9llO-0 furniture passing 'hTo
'D7 - 7o'' "''"''' . =" gay = On 'leiF
way . 'n9 scene p neAt seasons laooIs'
IL Is ing genera ~ preston mere mat inc
winter - o'7l' ''nu lila' spring win us
sunny Gays ''' H0Ps-'lSp lF'18 0FSeze' IS
'''1 ~. ~ p o''o''i'i
'-'1on '-7 i,''0L mas 07en cold ana
= 20 % 1'9''o' =
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For the Standard.
Letter from Iowa.
MAoUoKErA. Feb .

NAQUoKETA, Feb. 25.
Inc weather has been extremely cold
mere as well as in other places, and there
mas an immense quantity Of snow fallen.
! Or about eight weeks previous 10 The
week last past, the ground was white with
- ana i0r about half Of that time there
was some snow and for a part Of the
llme' quite good sleighing. People here
nave not been accustomed 10 use runners
much daring the. winter, as there Is. not
usually snow enough to warrant the ex-
'0h7o Of a sleigh, and consequently they
" ere not prenaset 70 improve the Donor.
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~ Mr. and Hrs. Rolfe, Of Cerro Ger
do county Iowa, went to a ue.chborinq
town. shopping and On their way home
go. lost in snow storm on the prairie.
l-r. kolte, who was an invalid, could not
leave his sled. His wife wrapped her
shawl around him, uaLitched The oxen.
and followed them as they trudgo home
wards, Tor half mile, when She sank
down in snow drift and there died
On the arrival Of tho oxen, the ueigh5ors
turned out in search, and found both Mr..
and Mrs. RoAe frozen to death On tie
prairie.
Mr. Rolte was the eldest brother Of
Mrs. Jonathan Eikins of Nor.hTroy, and
was formerly from Bangor, Maine. He
was a man universally esteemed and re-
sPected by many acquaintance. Mrs.
Role was eldest daughter Of Can't. In
ther Turner, formerly Of Saltwater, Ne.
They leave a family Of five children, and
many relatives here in the east to mourn
their loss, and shed the tear Of affection
to their memory.
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Republican National nonn.--

~ = = '10ia1 OonTeHs,
The day-star has risen
eight States and Territories y.-
scented BY four hundred delsga...
frit National Convention If
hcan party, which met at pr
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHn.,
22d Of February. The f3s,
delegates embraced distiaeua
all the old parties,-Whigs. Es.4
King, Simeon Draper, Horace q.
.. D. Morgan and George Bis
ocrats, ike Francis ?. Blair. ELK
right hand man. John III Ta.
David Wilmot,-FreesoiIers. IA.
renee Brainerd, G. W. Julian s.5+
more Williamson,-and AL,
doubtless in full proportion, tbo...
cannot name them. In all its III.
ings, the Convention was perfera
monious ; its platform Is brief :,
but broad in scope,-shrictIy cops,a..
al and conservative, and withal 8,
that nobody can pevert it. Itb,..
ed wide the door Of the RepabIi,,.
ganizati0n for all to enter WIN ILL.
cooperate irrespective Of all j.a,s.
on other matters, against the presat
tional Administration and its darre,,
ject ofNadonaIizing Slavery Wm,
enter that door and enlist for the eon.
This question viii doubtless be pg. N.
" TO the Freemen of Vermont A,.
ding to the recommendation Of tb4p
burgh Convention, an effort will v-
soon be made TO organize thoroughly.
Republican party IN Vernont-n
State, in the several counties, and
towns,-with a view to a Representa-
of the people in the Republican n
mating Convention, and to q final vr-
in the election which shall be worth.
Vermont It may be assumed
enough that those Republicans, VITO
not in the American" organizaaoa
all ready and anxious for this work
we hope that such also desire and en
the cooperation Of all those IN tba.
ganizatiou who are not disposed to
clay in the hands Of the PAladgIa-
potters. The number Of these ana
the Americans Of Vermont, we haven
son to believe is large, Indeed tar.
mont Americans as a body are iua Be
tion very favorable to themselves, aal-
harmonious action in and with The
publican party Of the nation. They 4
repudiated the Philadelphia SIagoa
platform Of June 1855, and they
net represented in the ridiculous Bs-
mances at Philadelphia last week. D.
ing under no obligations to sustain
nominations just made at Phil4laa
we may safely add. by a facl@ns
vocrats ana dough-faoes, and anla
obligation 10 recognize the N@
American party, it strikes Us tba,
Vermont Americans cannot ana viii b
fad it difficult to join openly ana fran.
in the Republican moyement.-iior~
her Watcdmon.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-14

An kngishman named Hand has dis
covered and patented a process for pre-
serving animal food, any length Of time
without sugar or salt, exclusion from air.
packing N pneumatic eanisters, or any
OF the common modes Of preservation.
The substance to be preserved is placed
IN an atmosphere which deprives if Of its
deeomposing properties, and pndereoes
no apparent change.
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81 The Mortified Star fatty repudi-
ates Fillmore and DoneIson. On the
other hand the New American paper at
st. Albana hoists the ticket with a GER
tifcate, all in capitals, thar Mr.. Fillmore
is member Of K. n. Council. As an
offset we give the following from the
Star.
The action Of this convention we can
not OF course endorse, SO long as we love
liberty, neither can we vote for Mr.. Fill
more, SO long as we hate the Fugitive
Slave Law"
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Kind reader-never ship on board Of
any craft that does not carry the Christ
ian flag, and before you pat your name
on the shipping articles, just examine the
papers and see if they are bound onward
and upward on q cruise, and home-yes,
home to Heaven. IF net, she IS a dan
gerous craft and viii not float long.
JACK BRACE.
Barton, March 10.
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COST OF a WILL. A Mr.. Thomas
ooo0i5 lately died in Scotland, ard left
an immense estate, His personal prop
eFEy alone IS estimated at over five mil
hon dollars. His win covers three hun
dred and eighty-six folio sheets, requir-
'lis 'n'F'y SKINS Of parchment. The stamp
oaty upon It was only seventy-fve thou
saaa dollars. His widow is provided
VITA an annuity Of forty thousand dol
lars a year, and a large amount Of real
estate.
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THASKs.-Our thanks are due to the
Hon. Justin ?, Morrill,, for very valpa-
bic public document entitled, Mortality
Statistics Of the Census Of 1852 It
gives the number Of deaths occurring in
each State during that year, and the dis
eases most prevalent in certain localities.
those DESTROYS Of emigrating from one
State 70 another would do well to take a
peep a lis pages.
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Hon. ILr. Meachan.

IT, Washington Evening Star thanks
Speaker Banks for appointing Mr.. 3Iea-
cham Chairman Of the Committee on the
District Of copubia, and Of 1Er. Mea-
cham says
Mr.. Meaebam is the scholar Ct Il.
House, besides being man of coaser-
yative views. From our personal knowl-
edge Of him, we feel very certain that he
does not sympathize with ultraism Of any
sort on any question. Possessing excel
tent Judgment and great frmness ofchar-
aeter and purpose, he is nevertheless a
public man endowed with proper Eber-
allty Of views and all things touching the
public interest. His long experience in
Congress has thoroughly instructed him
as TO the true character Of the communi-
~ Of interests between the general gov
eminent and the District Of Columbia
while this varied and profound accom-
gllshment5 as literary and scientific
man, must necessarily lead him to take
proper pride IN identifying his name and
reputation with the progress Of the Dis
trjc5 Of Columbia, now held III the hollow
OF his hand, as It were. We predict for
him the most enlightened and popular
administration Of the important chair
manship to which he has been ASSIGNED
So far as We know in the history Of Con
gress.
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& The following are the officers elect
ed On March meeting day, for the ensu-
ing year, Tor the town Of Troy
a. J. kowel. moderator; VIM. c.
Gilman, town clerk Luke Aiken. Jona-
than Ellins, D. Heath, selecmen NJ.
Kennedy jr, 3. Il. Curricr, G. W. Aiken.
listers; ". G. Gilman, town treasurer.
Jonathan Eiklns, town agent; NewIand
Perkins, orerseer Of the poor Luke
Aiken, iona han Elkins, D Heath, trus-
tees OF surplus fund; James Kendall
consta6.ci Samuel Sumner, Jos. Roweu
Luke L Aiken, auditors; Joseph Rowell
3 .. Marsh, town grand jurors.
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g- The Gazette de France 1e
that the Imperial Court Of Paris, hasa
drmed the Judgment Of the civil T@
nal Of the Seine, deciding that 1l.s. XII.
way, an American lady, IS emitted e
heiress to one-third Of the estate Of l.
late Duchess de Plaisance. Mrs. B
ways share will amount to about ST..
600.
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gem. al agent OLCC tIt-ioACA ~ IN
stantinopIe, taking charge Of the Greek
Christians IN Turkey, would very soon
either control the government Of the
empire, or else furnish abundant reason
for the presence Of a Russian feet in The
Bosphorus, and Russian army before
the gates Of Conslantinople. And from
his antccedeuts there can be no doubt
that this was the ultimate object Of his
demands. So, when the Porte refused
10 obey lis commands be took possession
Of the Principalit;es, as he sad, as q
pledge, or hostage to enforce his just
claims as the head of the church. Yet
from the past history Of the Russian
Emperors it became clearly evident that
there would be one pretenco or another
for holding on to the territory once seized,
so that MoIdavia and WaIlachia would
ultimately be known only as Russia, and
thus OH, step by step, until the whole Of
Turkey should be absorbed. But the
Western powers, looking at the past,
studying the former history Of this en-
croacAiug empire, comparing the present
with the past, saw clearly that if Russia
rl,aaro3 Turkey br1. nl.vp, wand he So
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81 Andrew ]. Donelson, the Amer
can candidate for Vice President siais
IN the Convention that nominated hlr
that he was the owner Of over 100 slave
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-14

PATROL or THE ONO. A bill 70 es-
'a0lish q patrol on the Ohio river, to pre-
vent the escape of slaves, is before the
kentucky Legislature. One Of the mem
bers said 100000 worth Of slave nroo.
cry :. mad escaped from the border coun-
ties since Christmas.
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a. The Rhode Island Society ior
encouragement Of Domestic IaalA
have voted to hold State Fair next
similar to those Of three or four years g
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q The q. S. Treasurer reports q
amount in the treasury subject to tr-
upwards Of twenty-five millions ss7@
hundred thousand dollars.
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LOUISVILLE, March 8. 4 tgIegra-
despatch from Weston, Kansas, says b.
the Free State officers were installed
Topeka on the 4th inst,
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a. &. EAEEE, EDgTOEs.
A Scrap Of Russian History.

rs the European war now seems to
le drawing to close, it may be worth
while 10 lock at the cause and probable
resa'e. What were the designs Of the
emperor Of Russia; Various answers
baye been given. and even Americans
haze been found who, notwithstanding
lie hostility they entertained towards
Nicholas when he sentlis 100000 con
aao. Hungary fer Lis brother emperor Of
1r.r;. b-y. yat .ynoo.,;sal with Rms
oil. 81, Ill.,. c...s.t II e ,rve that IN che
.,,--. yf.sal,sa-3ya..,5 mower 70 pro-
-,.. rss Greek Christians Of TURKEY. but
,,.ssyer look. over the history Of that
colossal o,aa.rs Will psrreiva that be had
other and l.e,er dssi1ns-desirns even
AGAINST due cmuire itself Her whole
l.,or, from the earliest times las been
one O. grasp;ng and eacroachmcnt upon
rae territory Of their naighJogs; and that
.sdecl h-s been tie course pursued By
every aa:.ou that las figured on the
ree1'da Of the pasl--at least every one
which Obtained amy grea. celebrity among
the family Of nations. it was true of
Greece and Rome, trne even CT the OF
tomaa empire. They have appeared,
ike . STAR ia the Heavens. or rather like
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For the Standard.
Barton, March 10.

OtItuIl, 8lALL-i L.
For the Standard.
School Government,
/ Mr.. EDIroR Again I take the lib
/ erty Of tresrassing upon your patience.
and that Of the readers Of your paper in
/ answering the Communication from Mr..
Hoyey in No. 10 Of the Standard. It
seems the question at issue is TINS. Is
! physical superiority a necessary qualif-
cation forthe successful teacher? and he
would have ne whir1 upon this Ikea top
upon lis axis as though nothing bat that
could be areeed under the head Of School
/ government But let it be recollected.
/ that from the first I have contended that
moral and mental attachments are also
/ necessary. Therefore, if I have sad a
few words upon these topics in former
communications, let not the gentleman
rub bis hands together so happily, and
declare we have come upon his side. We
viii, however, leave Interpretations, and
try to find his arguments. He rid.-
cues the idea Of a teachers working cut
his success alone, with fear and trembling,
he says it is - cowardly and dishonorable.
As a substitute for this sentiment, he says,
/ 'Let teachers before entering schools
/ secure the pledged protection and CO.
/ operation Of the prudentialcommittee and
district &c. Now, I ask, which class Of
teachers deserve the most praise, those
VINO axe successful by their own exer-
ticas, Or those who stoops low as to Beg
the committee and whole district to pledge
themselves probably in writing) to ez-
tend over him an arm Of protection, and
if they fail SO to do, he Is honorably dis
charged, and can claim his wages for the
entire term. The world will jog on in
rs '"0'o" u u Improvement d long time
ideas.
II seems strange 'n'' one VINO fAHAs
PH5 .'e'' loTc0 unnecessary should regard
public opinion 50 highly, It wlat man
4Sf 'oes Pa24e opinion assist teacher Z
Does i increase his Intellectual endow-
ments Z NO Does it add new lustre to
DIS attainments, morally! No. Does it
ana MN physically 1t certainly doe,
and IN no other way Now, IS far as the
question is concerned, j. makes no differ
once whether tins physical superiority is
gestcd,in the teachers own body or moi,
: lie is sure Of the assistance Of the com
l2it.s2 Or a.=4-iet.- he Iaz- the pbs.----l
power CT al those persons, and 1Ir. Gorey
a'llisa ina. -aa5es are more indebted to
public sentiment, than to superior agiii-
ties for their success, "a complaint for
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@ Philadelphia papers say the 3
to that city by the suspension Of nav
ton must amount to millions Of dg---
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CO Loan Fund Associations are p
multiplying throughout the State, az
are said to be generally in . foar-sla
condition.
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IOWA IN THE FIELD. The opponents
OF the administration in Iowa-enbrac;no
Wings, Democrats, Free-soilers ard
Aneneans-haYe met in Convention and
appointed delegates to the Republican
-N&;ional Nominating Coaventio-
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"a The Spring Term Of the No..
field Institution commenced Vitl Il
Students.
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- The vote for County Commissioner.
50 lar as heard from indicates that Mr..
Bates e elected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

SPECIAL NOTICE.

T0liN TIBBE would respectfully recommend him
- self 10 the inhabitants Of keokuk and its yicini-
~ is an Artist in the painting Of Landscapes and
Portraits, either wood canvass, or any other
suhst for The decoration Of rarlors rooms on
steamboat cabins, and is also prepared to do Paper
Hanging in the best style, and to give lessons in The
above named art Paintings can be examined at og-
dens bookstore on Main street, I'd, and also al
r. MeArthnr's Picture Gallery On johnson street
near tho Poet Office. and orders may be left at G.
obsrtop's on Main street, near sd medI3d3m
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G. w. SanderSl
FURNITURE WARE-ROo

Corner Sd and Main street.
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Fall Trade.
.fH
NOTTsE,

tOf virtue Of deed of trust executed TO me by Il
i A. WhitescarFer and j. X. Whitescarver his
wife, Is collateral security for the payment Of a
certain note for the sum Of Seven Hundred Dol
made payable TO Vim. Huddick or order Il will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder in cash on
the iath OF April next between the hours of / o A.
NJ and 2 p. NJ, IN front Of Concert Hall in the city
ii keokuk, the following described real estate to
W.T.; The Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section twenty gt the Southeast quarter u
the southeast quarter Of Section twenty one the
West bali Of the Northwest quarter Of Section
twenty-six, the East half Of Northeast quarter of
section twenty and the Northeast quarter of
Southeast quarter If Section twenty-seyen, all IN
Township sixty-oight, Range eleven, in the County
Of Van Buren, and state Of Iowa.
mchl idtd III II. BELDING
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Tor AaI.E.

A SPLENDID Farm Of SIX hundred acres located
"A on string Prairie, sixteen miles n " Of The
city If Keokuk,
II desired it will be divided losuit purchasers
The improvements are Of a superior character.
Il has bsen pronounced by those who have seen
try.
Apply TOD. i. Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave
Son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, Keokuk.
uch4 itf
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HovE,s IMPROVED patent
TRUSS BKIIg,ES.


w Il are proprietors If the above patent for the
~ state Of Iowa, and are prepared 70 contract
for he erection Of Railway Hi hway bridges Of
any length II span, from 80 feet 10 500 feet il any
part u the state. As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads in the United
states, We deem comment 70 their strength dura-
billty and cheapness, unnecessary. I'll communica-
tons the subject will receive prompt after ton.
Address STONE. BOOMER e. BYINGT0N
febgSd6m Davenuor4 Iowa
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NOTICE.

TIVE Prcshytsry Of keokuk will hold its next
l. stated meeting in the city Of keokuk, on tho "a
Thursdny tl0th) Of April next, AZ clock, y. NJ.
The churches are requested 70 send their records
statistical reports. commissioners and contingent
fnnds, and their contributions for church extension
If yet paid over. G.. C. BEAMAN,
Mghfn Es.t.d
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Lumber Lumber!

INHE subscriber has bought the" Fast Saw Mill"
two miles above the city, and is repare I'd 10
furnish all kinds Of lumber Except Pinej al the
shortest notice at from 81 % to 81 so per 100 feet.
decl2d6wn HAWKINS TAYLOR.
FISHE subscriber wishes to put IN the wall during
1856, Two millions Of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the half Breed Tract
Also two span of horses wanted in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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| HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture, and entire
L interest in the Furniture business, to Mr.. G. ;.
ABBOTT, Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many faFors and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott 10 their future IA
yor and patronage. X. Wll4SEY.
Enh ln-ltf
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REV. OVAL.

4 STAR CLOTHING SToRE.-H. -sTRAUs
T q CO. have removed their stock Il Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No Is Main streetyaext door to s. Billings where
they wil be happy 10 their old friends aud many
ones
-. Our spring stock will be received at an
early day, when We shall present unusual adranta-
yes q the trade feb2gd
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j. ~. WESTGOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer

R0Ok BINDER and statloner, No. ll0 Main ST.
II (up stairs.1
Lcdge-s, Journals, Cash. Bill and Receipt Books
County City, Record Tax, Assessors and Ireasurers
Books Hotel Registers, Steam Boat Account and
and Kalroad 9iank Books Of every description mad.
and ruled to order. We put into our blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired
Having good stock Of materials for bindinr vs.
are prepared TO bind in the elegant as well a.
the plainest style Books, Magazines, dc. Blank
Books PACED. lnch24daw
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DINN0I.UTInN.

A CO-PARTNERSHfp heretofore existing under
"A the name Of Mckenny Runner, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims against
the Old firm will be cancelled by r. l. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone is authorized settle the business of the
old firm. i. r. McKENNY,
NJ II RI SNER