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MCKEE a rlmberman,. Li..ry stnb,e.

YISuls stable situated Third Street between
L Main and Biondeaa Streets, IL large and ce,u-
modous and e4peciniiy fitted mp and adapted for the
business aud the unders gned amply prepared e
Accommodate their friends and the puolic generally
with Saddle Horses Buggie, and Carriages at ren-
sonable rates. They also keep lforses by the Jay,
week on month. SAINT MCKEE
w. IIMBERMAN,
Keokuk Oct. II, ls54s--dtf
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> Aelss
yIiKNIIaI.f. A no,
HfftO&B- hAt bEN NJ
WHfTCeuH a NICKEL.

\ TTOkNIE> at Law and NfeHeTaI Land Agents
"A Montezana poweshiek county, Iowa VIII
tend to all business entrusted to their care i'll
pwcshek Iowa, Benton, Tama, Marshall, and J az
er countiea.
COLLECTIONS will receive special attention,
Refer II II. Douglass Co. 9t Louie John
book & co, Pittsbarg w A. Il L. Shamway,
hiIadeiphia; h7nx5uggr Co,. Baltimofe Hon,
! II. Curtis, Warren, Peuusy ytvania. Hon. q. X.
Nrrst, Ghorieid, Pennrylvania Eiifor PittsbuF5
Daily Union. &c.
June y, SD
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"a YEr rIOyi ~.

CORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
Rfs~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
charge
asss- Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington.
june 25, io5J.
New Grocery * Provision Store.
~ " RENYAN & Co having established them
~. selves on the south side Of Fourth street al
to the Market House, have received large aud vel
selected stock Of Groceries to which they respectful
y call the attention Of he citizens OF keokuL ant
vicinity Provisions and Feed OF all kinds KEEP
constantly Oh hand An articles delivered IN All,
part Of the city free Of charge. Idec. %, dtf
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DENTAL. NOTICE.

TAR. j. X. RICkEN, surgeon Dent Nps~~=ss.
- ist, having returned from the East ~ -
will be happy 70 wait On his friends. alYYYYV
Having large stock cf Teeth, from
the best manufactures, please lie most fastldi-
ous. Teeth mounted on either gold platna, on
his new improved method. which is bsing used
by the best Dentists lie i also prepared 10 mount
Block Teeth, Continuous Gums gold or platanai
when ON the Inter. nj q lowe price amounting to
the difference in cost II material; fun sets on gold
for 800, on pLArISA for S9o. All work warrnnted.
Office the south side of Elondeau between ia and
4th streets, keokuk.
March o7--dly
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CoINTY AGENT.

fI' !. MckENNE1, has been appointed Agent in
lee County, for the sale of spIRITcous LIo-
uoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical and Sacramental
purposes only.
Call at No. so, sign Of the Golden Mortar, Keo
kuk, Iown.
July Sd, 1855. dly
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n. kgA MiI.L. VI. ID.

II II PARKER, NJ d., Physician and surgeon
VI. ofiee with Dr Wyman, Main street, between -
ana "a streets fab5dIy
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, \ = % feet Main street desirable hHliding
ID lots Ia the city of keokua also for sale. oT
exchange for wostorn property good MIL prepesty
II Ghag 40 acres ct4.ee land in Indiana several lots
ia the lown of SaparYillc county scat Of Du PaEa~
connty, ni; So seres # choice iRad near the county
/ sent i Monroe county Iowa, with fruit trees, ete.
7 t,t,,tr. ~ MckENNl 4 RUNNER.
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VI. w. HICKS. vi. d..
g IT r q y II \ u r y # = II

u = 4 II i
CITY Of keokuk. Iowa.0fice ON Second ST., between
Main and Johnson.
TAR. H., in addition to the usual s-oEA
~ methods of inserting artificial teeth ty%N&61e4
is in possession Of the exclusive right a1lYYYYy
for this city of mounting the "eontinu-
ous gum tecth," SO universally admired for Their
beauty, strength and cleanliness Aiteran experi-
ence Of two years in this style Of work, he would I'M
hesitatngv recommend 1t to the public possessing
many and great advantages over any other style ol
work known to the profess n. Those interested ars
respectfully invited call and examine specimens o.
the different methods OF mounting teeth.
April l6,lS55--ddwly
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EIcH D N LIVINGSTON, GEo. Ii. LIVINGSTON,
JAS. ". LIVINGSTON. I0nN II. KINKEAB.
GUNISGNT0< FR0<. a. kT@kI

[XT THDLE~AlE 1ips i.k~ aud Commission AeI
~ chants, No. 81 Yesey street between Brood
hy and Greenwich streets NEW YORK
Respectfully solicit cal from the merchants oi
Swa when visiting the New J ork market.
February 6. 1896. dly
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LCIFCIIg PHYSICIAN ANI8 e no
HAVING permanently located in this city, ""nId
L l. respectfully solicit share of public patron
age 0face on Fourth street, between Main and Bion
am d.e2-dly
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Quincy, Feb. l3. ddw Acting gu
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TORAGE, F0rwartl!ng and tommisFlon MeT
p chants. au1 General Freight Agents. froat ~.
Tween Vermont and Broadway. Quincy, Illinois.
xxs- Property directed Ia oar care, vii be forward
with lis patch aud orders aud cons gHtnenlr nlsl
|ceiye ltIa egi.aGe ami careful attention
Refer ,o fiagg i SaYage, Moore, Hellowbash q
!, lienning 3 Co.. Quincy Page Bacon. 81 ioa
jan25d3m
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ATTORNEY At LAW ke0kuk. Iowa.
lFFICE n the Rail Road office Oh Main Street
, over j. +. Bruee's store.
August 7, 1856
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FANCY t.ti,1nN.

IUsT received an elegant assortment II fire Goeds
! j such a. French China Vases, Parian and Terra
tcotta De- Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fraif 3tanos. Card Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
Stanls Spoon Goblets, Figures, cuphls, Bnsts. &c.
+ Also on hand n good assortment of CrcckerT and
glassware CAREY 4 kILB0uHNE-
June l8 1855.
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PEsNSAI.X XANsA EAIhsgOAD
- 70 So. ,.zsi.

y
rNHREE daily Through Trains, between Philadel
i phia and pittsburg.TuE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia fpr plttSburg al = 4. NJ, and
pittsburg for Philadelphia nj A. NJ. THr FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for pitlsburg al ! 7. NJ.
THE NIcHT EXPREss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pitisburg II T. ~, and p,ttsburg for phiadel-
pha at 10 r. NJ
The above lines connect at Piitsburg with Rail
roads 10 and from 81. i.ai4ls, Mo; Alton, Gaiena
and Chicago, Ill.,; Irankford Lexington ana Lou
svlle, by. Terre Halte, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield,
Bellelonaine, sandusky. Toledo, Cleveland, eolum-
bus, Zancsyille Massilon and Monster, Ohio; also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnal.
Through Tickets can he had 60 or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Handbills at tho diff
fcrent starting points Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and mos. expeditions
route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton.
IH0S. MOORE,
AGEsr, Passenger Lnes, Philadel phia.
J. MESkIAiEN,
Agent Passenger Lines, Pitt7hurg
Feb. |. 1889 -ly
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: -1-7s.11s131--
LIVERY STABLE,

nN johnson Strest, between lst and "a, Tn
~ by WM. H. CLEgHoEy. This establish SS@AT SS@ATE !
ment is large, commodious, well anangcd-%N -
and amply provided with good horses wen trained
for harness, well with Carriages, BusSies am
Hicks, open ard CLOSE covered and half covered, of
every desoriptia adapted Inconvenience Or luxury
Horses or Carriages of residents Of the city or VS.
itors from abroad kept on moderate terms, ana
carefully attended q ny men thoroughly skilled n
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
own account at all times,
May %, lSa5.-ily
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PENNSYLvANIA FOUNDRY.

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, .kEokJk, low A
TTy WICkERsIAM 4 SONS, manufacturers o
/ steam Engines and Min Machinery gen
eral assortment of Castings adapted to the wants q
the country constantly hand Jal-dly
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ROBERT HAINEs.

A RCIITECT, Graham's Building, End St, keo
4 \ kuk, Iowa.
Plans aud specifications for buildings accurately
and scienti hcally prepared d6wiy
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REYNOLDS Drug Store.
=. y1II,t>TKnIT'

/ TNI0N Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng =
y lsh anu French Chemicals, Drugs and(X 4
Incidence Paints, OILS, pye-Stufs, brushes, y
pelfumery, Fancy Articles, 6c., 6c
An the Patent Medicines Of tbs day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes Will b. aecuratel
and neatly prepared, and In no will any bu
pare and genuine materials be used.
dec I'D
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
EET4SSA

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
FINHE Western Stage Company respectfully
L to the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily fsnnday excepted for Fairfield, Os-
kaloosa. Fort Des Moinos and Council Bluffs. passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose " Winchester,
Birmingham, Ashland, Agency City, ottumwa, Ed
dyyille, 0skaoosa, pela, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Fit. Des Moines.
From oskaloosa ttri-weekly) ~ Council Bluffs, via
Bollcfoatain Knoxville, peasantyille Indianola St.
Charles, Wntersett, Indantown, silver Creek, to
Council Bluffs.
A!so from 0ttumwa via Blakesburg, Abba, La
grange. to Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from Kekouk. Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonapartc. BentoAsport keosauqua Pittsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield.
Also 10 Fort Dodge from Fort Dgs Mones passing
through Boonsboro ani Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
conye enience Of passengers.
Coaches leave heokuk for ali the above places at
o'clock, A. NJ.
1rc~ o1ice Oh Main Street. second door above the
LUclede House Il. a. McCHE$NEY, Agent
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90 DUZ. Fuyd's American Penetrating Lini
lOO ment, III quantities to suit purchasers.
2Uo doz. Eseulapian Imminent ant great variety
Il Patent Medicines
April 6, 1895. REYNOLDS Drug stor q;
CASk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for medi-
L cinal and sacramental purposes nj
ElNOLDS' Drug Store.
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas Linsced OIL Copal, Japan
/ Demar and Coach Narnish ON hand and for sale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I CASh Prune4 at
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WILLIAM IL. SMITH.

ID FELLOWS MANUFACTl RER, Bench Street, near
ID Franklin, Gaena, H.
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows ~ every descrip-
tou. which will h. sold low and a god terms
as ran Ne purchased elsewhere.
N. u Eyery Bellows warranted to give satirfac-
tiun.
August q, ls55.-d6ms
NITILLIAM JAhEMAN, Horsc Farrier Of thirty
w years xperenec. Residence on 5th, between
Main ard johnson.
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I ANING pernaucn'Iy I1cafed IN tFls eIEy, 0eGs
| / leave "a inform his friends and the citizens
generally that, unal further notiee b gwen be
may he found a, the Office If Dr.. J. l.. SANFORD.
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N. sosKnyaLLg. JOHNSON Ej-pD. e. q. BnADFORr
q. Produce a. (ammissiou House

tOMMEKN ItIE. BkADtDkD 4 %. oeneral
pprodnee Conan. ssion and i Forwarding Merchants,
wv Orleans. Particular attention PAID to the pur-
ase and sale of Western Produce. Also, 10 the
kceiving and Forwarding business generally. Or
|rs respectfully solicited, No. II Iehoup.tonlas
fee!
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J,lNE HUNDRED bbs winter apples for saleat
l. deell HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSToN's.
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Davis & Price,
House. sign, and 0rname enfai

\ CORNER Sixth aud Ridge streets. am prepared
Y to manufaelure Boilers, Tanks Iron Behts, Lard
or SOAP Kettles, Gas Holders, or anything els con-
neeted with my business, and 70 send compete III
workmen 70 any part Of the country to do repairs
ED. WELGHMAN.
EaoL,,t y,rFa cart 9l dkulv
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keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c, dc., furnished at
short notice
Old Books. Magazines Music, Ae-, bound re
bound in any style desired.
"a. Ny B.ndery will be found on Second Street,
next door u tbs Aheuaum, sign of the Big Book. =
Jan. 26 1554--daw ISAAC \. PIERCE.
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j.. IL. COPELHN.

FORWARDING and Com mission Merchant whole
l. sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No. 61 lie
wee keokuk Iowa.
N. B.-Particalar attention paid to the Forward
ing business.
April III, Is54.--dAw
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10 600 HUsUFLs wHEAT.

A ND an unlimited quantity of Oats, Corn, and oil
n kinds Of produce wanted Immediately,
The higheSt market prices viii be paid for hea
and grain of all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse Of the unders gned, the Levee between
Main and johnson streets, keokuk.
oct22 dGwtf w. A. PATTERSON a co.
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S. S. Vail & Co,

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHTNIsTS,
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines Grist and
vi Saw Mil Machinery, Water Wheels, &c. dc,
corner of SIKH and Biondeau Streets, keokuk Iowa
MAY II, 1851. Sd1w
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GODFREY a SNOW

[JEDDItE, I0mmIasI1n aud FOFWardlhg MO
chants. corner 81 state and South Water street
|bicagv III fbl2dtf
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NEL HNNIIIss JUs
=. Il y. HAWsLL,

N HUI.EsA LE Urocers, Tea dealers, Eommlsslon
and Forwarding Merchants, No. ~ Leyee,
rec doors below Locust street, st. Louis, Mo.
March !. ls50-d
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HESRl r. sCHoLTE EDWIN H.. GRANT.
SGHULTE & GRANT,
pELLA A................ MARION Co, IOWA,
DANkEBS. LAND AGENTS, and N0TAKIES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Unitod States Lite In
surance Company, Iowa state Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Clarks Steam Engine Manuiacto-
~, aud for all important agricultural machines.
Editors ard Proprietors Of the WEEiLi PELLA
GAZETTE independent in Politics and Reii gion--S2
per anuum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
,.ttlQ dWtg
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sTlrFogD a rr,CUNE,


5MPbRIERS and wholesale dealers III Hardware
and Cutlery, corner of Main and Second Streets,
kyp of the RED PADDOCK.
pnly -, is54-dly.
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VOL. 3.
~ p. HoRSisB, cHAs. ". LowRtE
HORNISH a LOWRRE,
TT0RNEYo at Law. office Post Office Building
i Keokuk. Iowa, feb27df

IA TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public Office
- in the new Pos, Office building, johnson ct I,
etween 2d and Sd.
Collections promptly attended to.
keokuk. Feb u, iS55.--dtf
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-. u. HyKIE CO..
b m IN on a Il 0rxx ing Verc ha "a =
y = -
SNOW a. GREENE.

NOMMI1SI0A Merchants aoiesa5e Hroeers, au'
v Dealers in Produce, Main street, between Iourtl
ID Fifth. k eoRuk, Iowa.
|September /, Is55.--dly
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IA TTORNTlS : at Law and Solicitors in Ghancery ;
IA Agents FIR tho inv est CATION If Land Titles and
he purchase and sale of Real Estate will hereaf
kr practice in and regularly attend the District
bnris Of keokak and ft Madison, and Of the other
huntics of the First Judicial District Of Iowa and
ill also practice in the Supreme Court o4 the STATE
Fl Madison, Feb. II 1835--dtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

WAsnfNaroN, March 10. According to
documents sent to the Senate TO day, the in
structions to Com McCauy, commander Of
the Home Squadron, issued in April last, uf-
ter the Spanish irroie Fcrrolona had fired
into the H. $ Steamer III Dorado. were to
the effect that In the case Of similar out.
rage committed on vessel rightiully bear
ing our flag, he must promptly interpose and
resist the exercise of the assumed right Of
visitation, and rcpel the interference by force.
The executive, taking the ground that the
conduct the authorities OF Cuba in hailng
and searching our vessels, cannot rest on the
plea Of territorial Jurisdiction over the high
seas In the vicinity Of the Island Of Cuba
this government denying the existence Of
any stnio OF facts TO warrant the exercise Of
belligerenl rlghts-tho matter WINS promptly
brought to the attention Of the Spanish au-
thorues by the State Department.
The Committee on Elections in the House
have prepared a report adverse to the claims
Of Mr.. FoulRe, who applied for admission as
the representative Of the 9Th Congressional
District Of Illinois The report denies that
he was duly elected, and recommend that
the seat be declared vacant
Government received no dispatches Of par
tlcular Importance by the Africa.
The Wisconsin Gope5norship. Madison,
Wisconsin, March T. Governor Baistow's
counsel this morning presented communi-
cation 10 the Superior Court declining TO
submit 20 MS jurisdiction. The Legislature
also received message from the Governor
enclosing copy Of his counsePs communt
cation TO the Court.
The Governor denies the jurisdiction Of
the Court IN the matter and protests against
ITS action, declaring that he will repel, with
an the power within his department, any in
lrngments upon hls rights. lie further de-
clares that the proceeding Of the Court Is
dangerous assumption Of power aud asks
the Legislature what action shall be taken
in the premises. The Governors message
was referred 10 committee. The decision
Of the Court will probably be rendered ON
Monday. The Democrats held a meeting
last evening, and determined TO sustain Bar
stow.
Cole McCrea, the man who so narrowly
escaped with his iic BOO Kansas is now 90
Boston, with the intention OF informing the
people Of Massachusetts upon the affairs and
prospects of Kansas. Mr. McCroa ls YER
monior by birth, but ul lately citizen Of
Iowa. from whence Doe moved 90 leayenworh
directly after the passage Of the Kansas bill.
lie has hiusclfie the effects Of border Ruff
fanism, aud is well qualified TO speak upon
tide efforts of the administration TO extend
Slavery into kansas.
A new and striking feature in the fugitive
slave bill has been exposed by the Cincinnati
trial While the government at Washing
ton will pay ihe fees OF witnesses who tests
fy iu favor of the claimant, 10 is MS practice
10 refuse compensation 20 an witnesses who
testify 600 behalf of the freedom OF the all
legged slave. l. It possible that 10 any tyran-
ny on earth an equal 90 ihis arrangement "a
Ineauness and atrocity can be ionnd.
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l Week Later nom Europe.

llAurAx, March l2-} j. NJ.
Tie r ,yal Mail steamship Arabn arrived
al 90 port last nc ht. Her dates from Lly-
croool are 90 Saturday the lst.
The Arabia brings uo udiogs OF the mise
s.ng s,camcr Pacific. The steamship Edin-
bureh arrived az Glasgoe from New York,
passed on the 7th Of Feb, quan.ty OF
ice, and saw upon it some broken cabinet
furniture, with white handles, and a ladY's
work-bog. It's suggested that this might
have belonged to the Pacific but the paci-
fe bud no cabin or other furniture with white
handles. The agents OF the line are conf
dent that the portions Of the wreck here al
iuded to, never belonged 70 that vessel
Three meetings. Of the Peace Conference
had been held in Paris, but nothing Of ihe
proceedings bad been suffered 10 uanspirc.
Ruuors favorable and otherwise were circu-
ated in abundance and at the close Of the
week considerable alarm was created
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14

An out.- Nebfaska Caucus was held at the
Capitol last night 50 Congressman we're
present All the free States were represent
ted. Senator Foot was the Chairman aud
Mr. Cumback of Indiana, Secretary.
Mr. Wilson Of Mass, was called out He
spoke earnestly for a union Of oil la the
North IN favor Of freedom; be pledged
Massachu.ytt. TO support On anti-Nobraska
Candidate for the Presidency Mr.. Colfax,
OF Ind, advocated the great question OF free
dom ia the Territories, as an issue IN the
Presidential campaign 10 opposition TO slave
~ aggression. MIR Banks expressed SINH
Jar views and said there was no doubt but
that toe people Of Mass. would carry out
the question 90 a successful issue. Messts.
Colamcr aud Seward made eloquent and
earnest speeches, insisting that the para
mouat o,er,hajowng issue Of the day ls
freedom or slavery. and on this an appeal TO
the Country must be made
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LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT OR LOCATED,
NOTICE.

Buffalo, Wolf Coon, Alapacn. Fur, seal, Hair Sea
Nulria and double Cloth and For Couts a sunetb as
soument 90 daw W.P. BAnGEk& Co
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Tor TT0 WHITITWIN 8U1 IU1Tn 7
Matrimonial.

Mr.. Editor Reading an advertisement
in your paper Of the 2sth ult under the
heading of " Matrimonial" ana souer falling
IN love with the chap, I have taken the re-
sponslbilty TO address these few lines to you,
for insertion in your paper if you please
Perhaps M. FRANK a. CAswELl would take
up with Ncmonter, If he could get poet
es= BY the means lie may have thought
some fair damsel would Immediately answer
hts inquiry with an approving smile, but ]
can tell him that Yankee girls don't get
caught in that way. Who knows but he is
homey as ever one set eyes on? As look
pretty considerably well myself, / would
like a handsome man. Who wouldn't
Dean FRANK;
Thy face long 20 see,
For much thy features puzzle me;
Black eyes or blue ; large nose or small
Hast moustache or hast none at all
A mouth that's grnning all the while,
Or one so smal, Il ne'er can smile'
Hair straight or curly? white or black
A Strengthened or a crooked back
A chin that's half a rod in length
Or whiskers, wherein lies thy strength
So short thou ookst--len feet or more
To see the latchng Of the door
Or art so tall thou can'st not spy
A maid dlminutiye as ?
Art fat and clumsy or art lean'
An eye thut's dull or is II keen?
cannot guess thy looks ween,
"A Yankee perhaps may seem
And sure | was Yankee bred)
But now quite enough have sud.
Tho simple question lrIte and old
Without word Of rigmarolc
Is simply this, just this | wot,
Say, art thou handsome or art not
Please answer soon as ye review,
Meanwhile III SIT and think Of you
I'll bring my letter TO am cad,
Remaining Thy most iouing friend,
KATE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
1854 I'm. MERRILL, Register.
DIAH FLINT's ESTATE.

STATE r'lt or hEIaNoNr IA Probate eoor, hold.
whn gnd ior SAID Dstct the 2nlh d,y Of Frb1us,9
A. d. ie2o' rfesenl Hon. John Hutchinson Jndse'
an Instrument pupoftng 20 he tho last Win and la.
Ament OF pmh Flint, late of Wliam.town Ia aid H..
wei uneeafed being presented to tho court here ~ Eli
shA H. fhht iuf fiohnio, II l. ordered hy aad enu,t
mat a persons concerned therein be- notified To npna.
a. session Of sad cont Ia bo holden az the villas.
h"iel Ia said Wilhansiown GA the ltih day Of Anil
next aLd show cause u any hey may have against the
ordered Mat copy Of Tho fecod Of this order be pub
lshod thfoo weeks surcnssively ia tho Watehn,an 4
' w.. ',u'n.' n'N'pip'i pinied az Monlpshe Ia
appointed for hearing ' ""'
- uue copy u Record
." Ahest, II. A. WHITE Rsgistar