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KEOKuK MARBLE vOnkS.
ny q. DAWAen 4 son.
A LWAYS keep oa hand good stock Of the nrst
"A quality of Marble, which We will soil st the
very lowest rstcs.
1av Ssst siai ~ wots mAasnip guaranteed, ana
orders % cyicited fcf plain snd ornat ntal styles in
Stone or Marble. 6ea
shop on Third street. bet, Main aud Biondsau.
sspts, '50-diy.
RfMI0AL Resaschss In Palestine, with n~s
- mAps and plans; OyalGpsdia ef se,nons or a.
taining skstchss ~ Jubes Burns. D. n. For ,alslby
- GAVE 4 BAILEY.
HpAD 1KaT ROMANCE on THE AfiE.-As, :,
= uvslyn, oS Beauty and Pleasure. book = itl
pAaea4ss q iDtsnss - trNtia horror. The plot Il
snttssly nsw, - one san yssss ths denosneDt lsol
=: ::ysss. 4 oAyr.RA,nr,,.
a KnDoTks iGis1s, Moral aud Rnterl, in
a. ing; slplnhsaiaii9 au5oso.a and interspsr ssl
80 9ysrisy q ..sfsi eh:srvstioss. sslscts4 D
se11 CAVE 4 BAILEY.
| 4 (v0UDIN MICH OLAB.--A hit atthe most proni
asas follissss4 ahsurdisiss u NE Britisk Arb
! ssSdbA. l CAVE BAILEY.
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NEAL, ABBOT a. co.'s
Time Express.

NEAL, ABBOT aco..........,. New York,
WILLIAMS. TANNER 4 CO., Buffalo. TP''
TANNER, ANDREWS 4 Co., Chicago, Special Ast,
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HHnE WIO BVOT
A 9 We wish TO make room FOR our new stock to !,
"A rive on the hrst boat. win dispose Of the re-
maindsr OF the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at AMI
below cost.
We will be glad to oil who wish bargains 1,
Boots and shoss. 7. j. ELLIOTT CO.
Mch21d
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Merehsadns transported, ON TIME, TO all yarts o.
- Tar Wea and Sosfh- Wsst
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0EuTAk OUR0ERY.
nR. 3. B. BARBER wosA respssG-
~ fully ialern his pssroas aad -
pselic psssuiiy, thas ~ has htssd ~ Ey
. aanAsonc snite Vt roons, spAriag
ssithsr pains orex psnse 10 make them elegaat and
comfortable, In the brick buidine, vest sids sf ID
bssvssn Main and JehnsoA strssts. Thsnkfsl fo
past favors, he solcits = continuance Of the same
- Alloperations warranted.
apf34dty
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Winslov, Lanier Co.. Bankers, N. York City.
r ~. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., a
EW CLARK Co., Bankers, PniladAlphia.
Bogy, Miitenberger 4 Co., Bankers, q. L.uis.
j. ". clsrk Bros,
John J. Anderson 4 Co..
Gilmore Brotherton, Cincinnati.
- Once hours from A. n. to4P,N.
July IL. l856.-dIy
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=. .. - .. r..
RA1NRR Lodss No. -, /. o. Of q. T., meets =
~ svssy Friday Evening, 1t Tsmpsranss
msmbsn Of tbs order in good stas.. aS. Are
invited 70 attend.
ay10-dly
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-. ". Mtck ~ N. b.,
o r EON DxNTIS
.0ty. Of Kseksk, Io.s, On Ssessdst., lsavssa
Main and yshnson.
nH. H., II addition 70 the usual
Dnsthcds ofinserting artificial teeth
= n poess0ton Of the exclusive risht t~QUY(
spgthh city Of mounting the "costinu-
60 gan work., - universally admired for their
bsaaty aad cIeAnlinsAs.
Asis also a0snting teeth on 0uttA Psrcha.
~ 10 1854 dxlx
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- KEOKUK: SATURDAY JANUARY u 1887

le~-'~~" SaS. asSsN " AZ uxDsnIfk
JOGnsoN DAvsn0 6OOs. 49,
l6scpessoFste nnviSs q nastl
| WHOLE6ALE DEALIKS1Nf
boots ana 6hoon. 4
gS Ne. hs Aais-st. hstwssa ltA sal sth.
ssptse6&v KDOEUE IOWA
q. WDEITOF- ---------
sign Or The BIO FIDDLE.
Aaan-st, bst ~ ND 81, .kIOHux
naALaa II
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
Naeical losssanenss, ohoe Ga.s.
-ssped6wy Risse1s, &c.
BDWA1D A. FOx.
CIxll B00aoe1R onA 0ugvav ~.
1ssiCS oa beeond Street, opposite ths AthA
- - nosm, up ststrs. Lots laid ont n R1id.s
nisosSAe's, and Mason's Additions. ani anv 80
9 ssslAsss In hislne psrforned WITH pronntsss,
kesksk. .Ja.s 10. 'ss1dly
-s~.s~- ~. D. =. LITRk&.
Dss. Pessengsr 4 Lasals. n
~ AvlH0 Aaseeistsd tksasslyss in the ,waetke. Al
'nsls psois1sisn, respectfully s9sr shsir ssrvi.
- -Oass, Third street, bstwssn Main a.A John
son over behley cigar store where one q tie otA
sfes nem nay be constantly found. Dr. IttlS'.
:sae:ne - IN the Dsdisy Hoase, corner II Main AaS
-.------------------ losela-d
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ArT0RxEfs 1fTAw. 4.

A fT0RNEYB and CosncslIoss 81 ~. ana ....A.
~ Tor the Parchase and sale of nsai 1slsts. On
tssting and noteriai business sttsuAsd 70 prc.rev
hMs. sxAainsd. snd large numbsr Of cisy ~
snd farms always for sale. y
O0es between Main and Johnson - a..ss.s 49,.
myed Y
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Baak Aspsbltc, New York City.
Carpenter vernilye, ~ w all-st., New York
Isaiah Lee Co., Bsitimore, Nd.
Dunievy, Drake = Co., Ci6cinnati, O..
a.A- !acker Co., RxehAnEe Bank, Chieseo.
John J. Anderson Co., st. Louis,
Jsaes kobb Z Co, New Orleans.
novi3-d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

The United States store ship supply sailed the 9th
inst for Porto Praya and Rio Janero. With the excep
ton Of Purser's clerk-Thomas " Brower-we gave
fun and correct list Of her officers two days since.
The United states steam frigste Niagara will haul under
the shears al the dock Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard the
first Of next week when all those who feel disposed u
visit this noble structure Of marine architecture will
have an opportunity Of doing She Will oDy be open
for vsiers few days after which the work Of
hauling her rigging will be commenced.
Captain W. l. Shuttleworth, who was ordered 10 pro
coed 10 New Orleans the 9TH inst and open rendez
vous al that place for the enlistment Of garrison
the Marine Barracks at Pensacola Florida arrived at his
destination the 18th inst and selected spot-1e4 Old
levee street 81 Barrack. When sufficient mum
Der Of men have been recruited 10 garrison the above
post, Captain Shuteworth will proceed 10 that place and
tai rurprn
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MARITIME INTEL LIGENCB.
EBv YoRx-FB DAY.
SUN nHKs............ o. NOON SETS morn IL
SUN SETS 80 HIGH WATER. morn 20
Port or New York, November %, 1857.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Northern Light, Tinkepaugh Aspinwau Nov
r. with specie and sos passengers 70 Raymond 18th
inst AN off Cane Florida passed steamship Star Of the
West hence for Aspnwall 2sh IS miles Cape Haeras
signalzed bark showing red signal with white square In
the centre.
Ship Rockand Brown Bavre Oct H. with mdse add pas.
Was lowed into Quarantine this evening by seamug
Hnnress Copt Morrell
Ship Twilight new, Gates Mystic Is hours in ballast to
master In tow Of steamtug Hunress Capt Morrel
Bark Naiad Queen DOM Staples Cephaonia and Malaga
Oct a. passed Gibraltar 18th with fruit to Draper Devn.
Experienced heavy weather. sprung foretopsa yard jb
BOOM &C
Brig Dunbar Para 70 days with india rubber
nuts and annato, 10 Burdett A Noble
Brig Kalooh of Gardiner Patterson, Angostura, Oct a.
and the river Ney via st Thomas 18th with hides coffee
TO Deburn NOV 10 lat Ion " 80 spoke brig Hope (of
sheldsl, from Gibraltar for Savannah
Brig Naumeag tof New London Rogers, New London In
ballast, 10 Benner A Deake.
Schr u Parshall CroweI, Gloucester.
Schr Charles Parker Compton Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Wary Anna, Moore, Boston,
Schr Vim Cox, Brown, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Iamartne Guerny, Wsreham.
schr L Redner, Hennher Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Oliver Smith Sratford CT, for Philadelphia.
Schr Corelli. Baker, New Haven.
Schr Clark q masts). Clark Hartford for Albany.
Schr Lawrence, johnson, Portland, CT.
schr Grace Darling Carr, Albany Tor Providence.
Schr Shepard Scohsld, Albany for New Haven.
schr Ellen Perkins, Bush, Albany Tor New Haven
Schr Isaac Merrill Wright, Albany for New Haven.
Steamer Locust Point, French Baltimore
Steamer Potomska Cushman. New Bedford.
Steamer Curlew, Williams, Providence.
Bark Amarsnth.
Also, brig, and a topsail schr from Bermuda-tbv
steamiug ocean,
Bark Tvola, Havana; and others
Wind during the day wsw, and Light.
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COSTA RIGA.

We received the Croioa dc Costa RIGA TO the 31s
sf October
On the 2eth Of October the Captain General and Pres
dent of Costa Rca gave banquet in the palace at San
yose He made a speech in which he brought 10 mind
The terrible situation of the republic year before and
conased the with its victories and its reverses with
the state Of happiness and hope and closed with
the following toast
sThc victories Of Costa RIGA and of Central America
James Buchanan President Of the United States, who
judges with much recttude and opposes the odous
terpTises Of the plratica hlibusers'
Mr. NJ l. Hine, the Consul for the United States in
ply the latter part Of the toast of the President said
al thank the President for the honor he has been
pleased do government aud desire that the paci
DC enterprises OF Costa Rca may always result salts
benncent and just DEGREES Of the national Congress OF the
present year"
President Mora had accepted the title Of Captain Gene
raj which had been conferred upon him by Congress.
The Conicd of San Jose states that the cost 10 Costa
Rca OF driving out Walker had been more than one million
Of dollars and in editorial article on the past occur
Fences says
tn Of April Gen Mora reduced the neces-
sty covering ID zoo line of three leagues cir
alton (round Rvas the ravages OF the cholera
creased daily, and the terrible winter weather APP
preaching In twenty days the dissolution Of the allied
army would have been imminent Walker had still 600
NJ IN command, and resources 10 sustain himself for long
time than has been supposed in the last resort he might
have escaped through part OF our weak lines Cen
Mora, an able well d prudent leader, found the
Of securing advantages IN his weak condition, and
compelled enemy TO surrender whose real position was
superior TO that OF the Central AmeriS ans"
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
>o.o-uo.@~~~>oee->1~~~
War Between Nicaragua and Costa
Rica Odicially Declared
~,~>U>~~~~>~~~cc1>oN~~
STATE AFFAIRS IN COSTA RIGA.
.>>--~>~-U~~>o~-~eI~-~
YRoGAMATIONS OF PRESIDENT MARTINEZ.
>>-~--~~>s>-y>--~oo-o~>>
HIS INDICTMENT AGAINST COSTA RIGA.
~,~>->>~~~>~1>-~>~S~oy>~~-~~
Protest of Honduras Against the English
Negro Fiibusters.
>~~~N>~<N~~~>N-N>oso<S<~N~
AFT AIRS IN GUATEMALA,
&c. &C., &C.
STATE AFFAIRS IN COSTA RIGA.
EXPLANATIONS OF PRESIDENT MARTINEZ.
MS INDICTMENT AGAINST COSTA RIGA.
AFT AIRS IN GUATEMALA,
&c, &C., &C.
&c,

ne United states mail steamer Columbus, Capt. p'w,
arrived a, Panama on eth November from San Josa dc
u.seua.a and the intermediate ports Of Central America
she had on freight 200 hides, lsl seroons ccchneal
do INDIGO 1916 packages sugar o. bags rice, 81 do cof
Sce. 50 do 6eer skins, os 40 sundries.
TIE dates are Guatemala 23d Cojutepeque (Salvador)
2sh Granada (Nicaragua) ast, San Josa COSTA Rca)
5iss Of October.
The Columbus had the following passengers
From La Unon-Henry shelton Sanford and George r.
ehddon
From San Juan del Sure. wassman and Joaquin Ira
vala .
From Pun,a Arenas--Sanuel Pza, Antonio Arguello,
David Arguello, and IA on deck
me steamer Columbus again SAILED for Central American
ports on the lTth with large number of passengers
among whom were Messrs. Webster and Allen on their
vsy 70 San Jose dc Rca with the object of negot
sns new contract for the Transit route for the Wander
hi, interest Webster that this time he is confident
q success
The United States sloop war Fulton is at Bocas del
Toro with the object Of intcrceptng any hbustering
petition that might attempt to land there with the view of
forcing is way Costa Rca We hope that the Fulton
Keep good look out along the entire coast between
Bocas del Toro and san Juan Gel Norte.
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News from Japan.
AMERICAN wHALERs At HAKODADI-TRADE WITH
CHINA-sHIPs BUILDING FROM AN AMERICAN MO-

AMERICAN WHALERs AT HAKODADI-TRADE WITH
CHNA-sHIPs BUILDING FROM AN AMERICAN MO-
DEL-THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
From the Alta California, Nov. 81
From private letter date at Hakodad Japan in June
last, and addressed TO a gentleman in this city, we
learn that number OF American whaeships have
touched at that port for supplies and to examine the har
bor and that the masters OF all Of them highly
pleased with the harbor and the facilities which that port
will afford them They say will take the place Of the
Sandwich Islands, having equal advantages for storing
and shipping oil and much cooler climate. The Cover
nor disposed 70 give all the aid he can and very de-
sirous for ships 10 come.
Already quite trade has sprung up between that port
and Hong Kong
The Governor is building schooner, after American
model, and Is about contracting FOR a steamer.
The writer feels assured that when there certainty
Of obtaining supplies Of every description, will become
place Of resort for the whole OF the whale feet The
report that the Dutch and Chinese monopose the trade
or that the Japanese prefer dealing with them Is
The sale Of ardent spirits TO sailors shore strictly
forbidden
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Core
-

DIAM FRos BURss An inquest was held yesterday
upon the body ~ colored woman named Julia Brinker
hoh wso died al the New York Hospital from the effects
81 severe burns accidentally received the 25th inst
by her clothes catching Ore Al stove Verdict ace1en
Val death Deceased was 40 years Of age. Nativity wn
known.
Rrs OvxR AVID KILLED -Ooronsr Hih held an inquest nj
No. 70 Third avenue upon the body o. lad named Ste
phen Riley, who run over and killed by Third
omnibus on Wednesday last From the nature 0f the
testimony adduced the inquest the jury thought pro
per 70 excupaie the driver from al blame in Me prem
ses and they rendered verdict Of accidental death =
accordingly,
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FINE ARTS.

Nrrw PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, 49,.
IN Printed in twelve oil colors ron sse. pae; an ad
m nit n pncs,p az Nets j. ByRAM Publisher bulletin
Tn KS reasmred as besuful memorial by he American
nnaan orin. sold here for Is and
Ma
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THE TURF.

r-y,oS co,,nsr ~rpoTTTyG-oN TUESDAY,
u December L. match for tlcp mua n.ass w ~
g. IN harness ~ Talman names ~, "a m.ou
rn names hk Hlack Prince The trot 70 come on nv Two
a, ,, hanes os y n'"0A SHAW WHITE Proprie,ors
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wng DER the household Of the ArSares family taking
herefom sons, and sons OF sons wives and daughters
week the remains Of the wife OF General Diego Alvarez
were placed in their last resting place In the family vault
n
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THE BALL SEASON.

TIFF COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO l. DE O. BRooEEs,
will take place nj Brookes Assembly Rooms sol BroomV
street. OrMonday evening November ~. Tichese "a,
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THE MILITARY.

NfIrITARy AND CIVIC BALI. OF THE SECOND CON.
a. Tnesdsy pee T. 1851 at the Apollo Rooms. Tickets 81
~ admit a a. and gentleman.
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nrNTJsTRy-rFETH EXTRACTED TN TEN SECONDS.
~ without The slightest psin by and original pro-
me only, Reference given n repuired.
DIR. r. q. DURKfN, AS Canal street. near varok
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o. orproTr.
DATCH d OPDYCKE, Dealers By
L Wholesale and Retail, in ssddlery Hardware and
Carriage Trimmings, and Manufacturers OF Harness,
Saddles. Trunks, &c. East side Main ct Warren. o.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
IMPORTANT ~ANNOUNCENFN

lttLAOELEdtA
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
IL To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases. such
asSPERAATcRRHEA ga SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IN
POfBNCR. G0NoRRHRA, GLEET. SYPHILIS, the
Vice of0NASiSA. or SELF ABUSE &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful
destruction Of human lite, caused By Sexual Diseases.
aud the deception ~practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins Of such diseases by Quscks. have directed their
Consulting Surgeon. as 4 ~LHAlIFABLE ACT worthy
OF their name. 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
10 All persons thus aaictea- who apply b. letter. With
description o. their condition. (age. occupation. h2b-
Its OF itie. &c--l and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
large
The Howard Association is 4 Benevolent Institu-
ton established IS special endowment, for the relief
OF the sick aud distressed. afflicted with "NiTulent and
Epidemic Diseases" I. has now a surpirS OF means.
which the Directors have voted TO eNpsnd in adver;is-
ing the above notice. 1t is needless To- add that the
Association commands the highest N-yi;, al skin Of the
age. and will furnish thr lnoIt 5pPrSvcl modern treat
ment.
just Published. by sh- association. q Repor. on
SpermatorrhOea, CT Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF
Onanism, Mas,rrbation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs, ~ the Consulting Sur.
seon' sIheh rii ne sent y mail, TN 4 sealed envel-
opel FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address. DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Consulting Sur.
geon. Howard Association, No. = South MN III Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
GEO FAIRcIIILD. Secretary.
EZRA d. HEAiTWELL. President.
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THE ORA PHILOSOPHY OF
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
BY DR.. WILLIAM =. AECOTT.

THE necessity for intimate acquain-
Il lance, and rational, we'll founded friendship.
previous to marriage, aud the moral, mental. and
physical qaaii locations which should be looked for lila 4
companion for life. and which ara essential TO domes-
tic happiness, are the main points discussed in this
rolure. The author advocates the ~propriety OF giving
young people OF both sexes the fullest opportunity Tor
becoming we'll known TO each other. and deprecafes the
habits Of discrimination arising from a desire to appear
to advantage, Skich now prevent such = desirable
result. Ills views are jest and jndieions, and adapted
to do good. Suggestions arising FROM such extensive
experience and observation should give to this volume
the same value and popularity that has been accorded
to The Physiology OF Marriage. Price IS cents. Just
received At ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
October =. 1857.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
L County. IS
OUR OF conEcS PLEAS


NOTICE TO DEFT. JULIA u4ED.
The defendant, Julia Hand, OF BrooSlya. New York
IS hereby notified that the PIG. did, on the 18th day OF
August 1857, fle his petition. and on the 9th day Of
November 1857. file his amended petition in the Clerk.
oEce OF said county. setting forth that he recovered a
judgmeatagairst ". A Jones, in the Court Of Common
Pleas tor said county. at the March term thereof. 1857,
and bearing date March 9. 1857. for the sum OF $l4s.1e
and cost. Of suit taxed at s.; that two executions have
b.en issued ortaid judgment and both returned unsat
isded Tor want Of properly vherron 10 levy, and in
crease costs amounts to s. that the defendant VA
Jones. wa. the owner Of 300 acres Of land in Kinsnsn
township, said comfy. being parts of lots Nos. 9 and
l0fherein, and bounded on the north by lands OF Elisha
Bennett and Geo. AatiheT IS. east by lands Of Matthew
FRY and - Gslpin. south BY lands OF Weber and
Thomas kinSaan. and on The ives: Dy the tognship
line; that said lands were subject to mortgage TO
Thomas kinsman and Riyerius Bidwell, which has
heen satisfied blt not formally released; TO 4 mortgage
20 Julia Hand for $500; TO 4 mortgage TO Henry B Per
kius. Guard, for slGG3; AMI one 20 Frederick Kizs-
man. Trustee. for Sl3GO.GO; and that on the 24th day Q;
Febrnary 1857, the said W A Jones' made : frauda-
lent conveyance OF said farm aud ! tavern stand in
Kinsmsn to defendant Jeremiah Briggs, without cor
sidsration in fact. and % hinder. delay and prevent
the plaintiff from collecting his judgment then about
10 he recovered against said Jones. and which WAS re
covered in IL days thereafter and he AYERS that said
conveyance is void.
fhs said amended petition sets forth that th. ecaura
Bank % the owner OF the K;nsnan mortgage. aud that
the mortgage to said Julia is hall paid up with the
interest
The prayer Of said petition is tbs: said conveyance
ne set aside; that said T. Kinsnan and r. Bidwell he
required TO release their mortgage; that the other
Hor.gagers set up the amounts OF their several claims
and the date OF their leins, and that said farm be sold
10 pay what ieins are upon it and the plaintiffs juGg
nent and costs, and costs Of this proceeding
And the prayer of said amended petition is that said
GesuEa Bank set up its claims and s.ate VIVA. Is sns on
the mortgage held by il; that the said Julia Hand an
swer and state what will be due on her claim on the
frst day of next term OF this court. and that SANE
relief lie granted as in the original petition. The said
Julia Hand is required to answer by the 9th day OF
January 1853, or the said petition and amended reti-
ton a. to her will be taken for confessed. and decree
will be entered accordingly.
J.F. AsPEE. Aa'y FOR PIG.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies asd Geatisnsz reed cad preGtl
1T BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SIP.

Il ply Yourself with an exceedingly nice Cater. Boot
or Shoe, which in point OF neatness. comfort and dura-
bility, have never been surpassed, and probably never
equalled by any former arrival in the goodly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles Of this identical de-
%scription are to be had at the shop of the undersigned,
No3, Market street. where you are cordially invited TO
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Caters AMI
other Ladies wear. with which our lady customers con-
not hut ne pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
~ provided Tor, and the very choicest goods Of the mar
ket selected Tor them Determined to have none Int n
superior article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
hne French the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stantial stoga.
NJ b. WORK made to order and warranted to IT.
Call at No.. ;, Market ST. first door east Of smith q
McCombs. may . 1861 D. WARREN.
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May 10, lS5.-y.

SALMON p. CHASE.-Below is a let
ter from this gentleman 70 the Publishers. And
the work named is now ready to the third vol. and can
he hal a. ADAMS BOOKSTORE. One volume will be
published every three months, until completion in Is
volumes:
ExEcrTTvE OrY;cr, C~oLUHErs. Dec. S, 1856.
DEAR SIE:-The proposed Abrid cement Of the Debates
Of Congress. by Colonel Benton. comments itself to
the hvor Of all Americans. The work Itself is most
important. IL will ri &C within the reach OF thousands,
otherwise inaccessible treasures Of historical knowl
edge. Ii will make audible 10 the present generation
the discussions OF the past, deeply interesting to them
selves hut even more interesting as exhibiting the
beginnings Of great traces Of events, the procession Of
which is yet passing before our own eyes.
And no man is so we'll fitted for this work as the dis
tinsuished statesman who has undertaken it. His large
experience in the public councils, aud his compTehen
sive Judgment Afford sufficient guarantees that nothing
will be retrerehed which should he retained, or retain
ed which should be Tetrenched.
Very respectfully yours.
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