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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-27

A Perfumed RFeath.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeable BREATH
when using the "RALM A THOUSAND FLowGRs' as
denridee would ouy render sweet but leave the
teeth white alabasterF Many persons do not know
their breath is bad and the subject is delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop of
"Bam" your tooth. brush and wash the teeth night
and morning A Atty cent bottle will last veal
ABEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the ''Bam of Thousand FIoWersn 1t will
tan, pimples and eckles from tie skim leaving
it Of soft and roseate hue Wet towel, pour on two
three drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush
in either cold water pour three drops
of ''BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft lather, much facilitating
the operation of shaving Price only fifty For sale
by all Druggists Beware of commercials None genu
inc unless signed by
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- O. n. CUSHMAN,
:, TEACHER or THE PIANO FORTE.
h0oia connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
mo. American House Block, Worcester.
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gentleman of Boston writes to his frcndin New Bed.

~-~N~
gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friendin New Bed
ford thus;
To your inquiries, would reply that when first
nenced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative my hair
was almost whiie and bad been for the last ten as
and was very thin on the top my head very loose
and pulled out freely; but found that before had used
all the second bottle (Which eight weeks) my hair
was entirely changed to original color ight brov
and is now free from dandruG and quite most have
had my hair cut five six times since the change ana
have never seen any thing like white hair starting from
the roots and is thick ever was AMI does
not come out at ALL 1t has proved in my case all that
could wish to ask. Yours ETC
July l, 1858.
From the Boston Herald
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING - By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair be pernan nv
restored to its original cOor The suhoaed sertacate
from johnson Stone Gardiner Name is but one of the
many instances that daily coming to our knowledge
of its wonderful effects longer probematical but
sesVident truth,as hundreds in community
tify.
GARDNER Maine June, %, 1855.
DEAR SIR: have used two BATTLES of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative, and truly say it is the greatest dis
covery of the age for restoring and changing the hair
Before using it, was Of seventy. My hair has
now attained its original color You canrecommend it to
the world without the least fear my was one Of
Professor 0, J. wooD DANIEL II, MURPHY.
oeKFIELD, Massachusetts, Jan. u, 1855.
DEAR SlR-Havug made trial of your Hair Restor
alive, it gives pleasure pay that its effect has been
excellent in removing inflammation, dandrud and
itching tendency with which have been troubled
from ch1ho1d and has also restored my which was
becoming grey, to its original color. have used no 9th
sr article with thing like the pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, ]. K BRAGG,
Pastor Of the orthodox Church, Rrookaeld
From the Missouri Democrat1
WOODS HAIR DYE.-This admirable article is rap.
idly improving the hair, article of similar kind
now before the public enjoys better reputation as re-
stotatve and inVigortng hair tonic Its peculiar chem
icsl qualities have beneficial eectupGn the growth and
character of the hair giving silky and glossy texture
that which was formerly of and dry nature. 1t
has, also, understand, tendency to preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair destroying
or counteractins the effects Of age With such recon-
mendatons in its favor hardly perceive how any Lady
gentleman could be without valuable adjunct to
their toilet.
o. j. WOOD h CO., Propretors, S12 broadway, New
York, and ia Market street, 81. Louis, NJ.
jll9 d6w3ms
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Cnuler Raj, ma Scg..Tef Fever

Especially during the prevalence of this malignant
and fatal disease, the public should again be informed
that GRENVILLE'S VEG ETABLE EXTkA CT is the M ost
eectual remedy for Canker Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever, Canker and Thrush in the Mouth Throat Disemp
er, what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat, DYsENTERY
all SUMNER COMPLAINTS; has been in use twen-
tythree years. As family medicine it is unrivaled
being composed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A. g.
GRENVILLB, the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs s. A. Granville in Wor.
cester, and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons 42E
Washington street, and Charles Carney ISS Washin g.
ton street, Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRENVILLE's LINIMEET, to accompany the Ex
tracts Tor liberated Sore Throat as an outwart appca
ion. 1t good for any kind of Inflammation For burns
light severe it will relieve the anguish almost instant
ly and perform most wonderful cure. It would be wei
for every family to keep it, being also good for Bruises
Chiblains, Ohapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses Piles
&c, &c diff MIS-
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At The ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, Is
unusually large, and much oft of very superior quail
ity and the season being far advanced THESE GOODS
MUST SOLD SPEEDILY, to make for a brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture of which is now
ed IN . rarid sale
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ANEW sTOREI NEW GOODS III.
~ WARREN has enlarged and atted up in the best
manner the store formerly occupied by WM ARNoIp sor
a Toy Var ETY., Confectionery, Fruit, Nut segnr Soda
Beer Oyster Eating, and Ice Cream Saloon ali Of which
furnished In the best possible manner, and AZ such
prices as will ensure immediate sale. Friends and The
public are invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elgewhere
No. 1873 Main Street, Worcester.
So eodtf JOSEPH q. WARREN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-27

NOTICE OF CoPARTNERSHIP.-
tiee is hereby given that the undersigned have tbis
day formed copartnership under the firm Of MUZZY
Co." for the manufacture Of Rifle Barrels, &C. and
will continue the business at the old stand Merrifed,s
Buildings, Exchange street. NATHAN NJ MUZZY,
j22 diff WILLIAM CARY.
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Cost on0 5oun0.

q 0ST-supposed Maple street, near The intersec-
4 ton Of Main street, CHILD'S GLOVE with SIS
bill IN it, The owner will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at this office diff i21
ENOOND-A PITOHFoRK Inquire at this ofice
DIFF JIG
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Ncm advertisements,

a = y ?
ORANGE JUDD, (l9l Water-st, gTerms-one Dollar
Publisher y Prop'r.S New York. A Year in advnce.
Vol xvIy MOL JANUARY, 1851. New Series, No. 40.
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g

WARN FOR SALE. 10000 lbs. Filling q
u caps, No. 90, ooarse, by
Parker, WILDER h co,
J2T dlwis "a Federal street, Boston,
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Q u . i II i N Or
For visiting establishment, and it is believed that
money be inv sted in Clothing out of Stock
better advantage than in any other property in Wor
To test this, please call at earliest convenience
upon A. p. WARE & CO.,
1853 and 40 Main street.
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EBR ESsoR o. j. WOOD
HAIR RESTORATIVE
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS.
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNQUALIFIED PREP
aration has failed to produce growth On Bald
Heads when used according the direction and turn
hair back to its original color after having become grey
and reinstate it in a its origa health ustre softness
and beauty Removes al all scurf dandruf and un
pleasant itching, scroua eruptons feVerish heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair becoming
unhealthy and falling off, and hence acts as perfec.
HAIR INYIG0RAT0R AND TONIC
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ENTS AND BILLS Collected and Circulars dis
tributed on reasonable terms, and at the shortest
"a deoltf o2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-27

All persons in want of CLOTHING of any description,
from pair of Drawers to heavy 0vercoat Invited
to give this notice especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith of repre-
sensations in regard to reduction prices which,
sdered with the quantity variety and superior quality
stock, constitute inducements sbundanty sufficient
~ go .nr.rn.r nl.nnar Il
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-24
TIE LEcoMPTON UNION.
BY A. w. JONES & R. Fl. BENNETT,
.ssss-s-szs K.ecsss.aRtOrs. A. -.


yNE have recently cotnniehced the pLblica..
w ton of this large journal at the city OF
Lccompton. the capitol of Kansas Territory,
and from the encouragement with which we
have met thus far, we have every reason to be-
reve that it has been established upon firm
basis We have commenced the publication of
the U;.ioN, as it were, in the hot-bed of aboli-
tionism, douglas county, and it viii ever be
found battling for the rights of the South and
Southern Institutions.
Believing the soil ana climate of Kansas Ter
ritory to be admirably adapted to the iEstitu-
ton of Negro Slavery, it exists in the South
ern States, the UNION will zealousiy advocate
aud sustain all honorable measures designed to
protect and sustain it in tie Territory, and ui-
timately have it recognized permanently in the
Constitution of the future State of Kansas.
The UNION will discuss all legitimate meas
ures Of public policy freely and fearlessly, with
all becoming Difference to those entertaining
opposite views, but it will hanile with $ gloves
stfo the INSCRIPTIONS Hisher-Law faction of
the Territory, who arrogantly assume to disre-
gard the regular constituted authorities of the
land, believing it's leaders and dupes to be the
dsadiiest foes to the Union of the States, and
ensmies alike to God and Maa.
Ne appeal to our friends, and all conserYa-
tive men, North and South, and especially in
ths Southern States, to lend us helping hand
In promoting the circulation of the Union, as
VIII endeavor so to conduct il as to make it a
welcems visitor to the fresides OF all conserv-
alive and national man.
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SEASON OF 1856.

ST. Louis and ST. Joseph Pactse, Line.
Regular Saturday Packet fer BoonsiI.e, GAS
gov, Brunswick, Miami, Hills Landing
WaGeriy. Dover, Berlin. fexi.setess. WeiliHs-
ton, Camden, Sib!ey. Riehlieid. New Ea.la-
peadence, Liberty, Wayne City. Kansas,
Parlxsille. Leavenworth, Fort I.eavenworih,
Weston. Kictapoo, Iatan, Atchison, Doni-
phaa ani St. Joseph.
..Nsa and sast 9csala f0T Pssssages
packet, MARfiIA JEWETT, D. Ii. Silver,
Master, viii leave St. Louis for the above aud
intermediate points, every alternate SATUR-
DAY, during the season, at 1 o'clock, r IN. as
saturday, March s. %; Saturday. ang. 9, %;
April ,, ~: g Sep.. q. 81;
s. ~, Mas !; ?; i =; g o.; Il: 30
Returning, viii Iease St. Joseph every alter
nate FRIDAY. at 10 O'Clock, IA, as fellows:
Friday, March, Il. .; Friday, Ang. l. Is, se;
:. April IL s3,. :. Sep sept * 2s s;,
's Jaiy 4sh and 18Th.
Departing from s.. Jcsenh, Fsiiav al 10 o.
clock. u; DoniPaan at II II; Atkinson at :
P II: iataa at ) p N; kicsaPoo at ] P ~: Wes-
ton. SATURDAY. "a ! a t.; Fort LeavearYofth at 8
a Il; I.eaveniyofth at = IN; Ps.kyiiie at 10 a
fa; Kansas at u n; Tavhc Cry At p ~; Lin
attv at D ~; New IR9epnndeItce at p p =;
Richtieid ); , p N; S.oieg at p n; Camden at
; p ~; Wellington at SIX ? N: s.exin:stnn SIM
Day at q II: Barlia at 8 an; Dover at g n; ;
Wayerlg at 10 a N; HIPS Landing .. Il N;
Miami at / p n; Brunswick at = p n; Glasgow
At 4 p II; Doenviile az q p N, arriving in St
Esopis. Eiol.d,y. in time for the LenisFil.e and
Mississippi fsctzess, aud esc.iiis lines OF tr5y-
81 IN cTery direction
Tie Mastha Jewett has bern thorolist " re-
paired and iefafnishei thTonSlinat, Al. j every
improvement made which safet., ccLsfort anil
coIiTenience could suggest shippers may reA
T. upon the utmost dispatch IN The delivery oe
freight, 2a passengers css:fsssl that NO eN-
ertioH on orr part vii! bH spare.i 70 render her
worthy Of that generous patronare- which hsie-
tofore ms been. and wa hope iiiay continue 10
be extended 10 her
d II. SILVER. Captain.
f-sea ". MCKNIGHT. Clerk
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1855 Season Arrangement. 1856
Rss~lsr THURSDAY et.ssoszi fsspr Fseket.
<EE0s.s<ss- far.
1853


8 EsE sssssessse sszssrais Ta-.s,iny Wa
very, Bspisss ssssis, = sissssof fzszst;en
Sibiey, kie hfsetd. Eissestt. Esss.e,,<tsl,r.s kan
szs, PsskgiIss, Izsaseissstfth Sstr Fsxk s.aveu-z
worth ssests'.. kiels1 POO, iassns lAscaisor,
Donipaan and s.. Joses,s.-
keg1@lS The new aud snssusEjd passenger
3 sksssss.sst7sssEEs packet, NORM &c STAR. Wn.
f=zssz--szes-szz BREELg, Misser, viii leave for
sze above aud Insermedia points ever aIterfi-
ate Thursday s1Flagg the season, It i o'clock,
?. IL; Is folk S.
.f1lsss stisy, march 8 AID % ss:,.lI g an l.;
p; Aug IS aid II; SsiSsinher a..si Is, t5e-s
tohsr :. IS and 81; As,r q and ~
Returning. will leave St.sJoss.sh every ssssr-
nate "Wednesday, as foslons-
Wednesday, MaEeh u aEstl 90; Anril and
2S; Alay and p. June ! aslsi Is; 1asy ? and
3t; August IS amt %; Septesabec 10 aFd I'd
October AID y: November aad II; Deem
ber3.
Departing from St. Joseph. iysssnessa:.s at
10 o'clock m, Atchisoa az Ia a N, latas at
IL p M, and will arrive at Wsssen same aay
aud remain there over night. Leave Weston
THURSDAYS at 7o'cIocka- m; Fort I.eave,lvyorth
at n; ; Ieagensvorth City At - a. M; Park
VILE at 10 a. NJ; Kansas 1t y M; Wayne CITY
at ?. ~; Liberty at p. M; Rieth-id at 3 p
~; Sibley at p. M, Carnden at 5 p. M; Well
iiHgton at p. M; and arrive At Lexington
same evening, and remain there OYER hisiit-
Leave Lexington fridays at o'clock =. m.
Berlin and Dover at q a. H.; NavcFiy a. 10 a.
N. ;f1il, 3 Iandins al Ii a.; Miami 1t p ~;
Brunswick at .. NJ, Glasgow at ~ tss; and
Bonneville az 81 p. m Will arrive az ST. Iopis
Saturday afternoon in time . meet he Louis
vile mail beats, and all other evening rsactefs.
The MeaNIse S1.ss has been bniit esps essiv
Tor the Missouri river trade. and every ifiI.Fere-
snent made which ssfety, comfort and cciivrlii-
e5tce eoald sHgges-. shippers nay rely upon
the utmost dispatch in tie delivery OF their
freight, and passengers are assured tbat.no *.
ertion en- our part wiz be spared to render Ia.
Morning ssar worthy of that generous PIT
ronase which heretofore hns been, ard we hope
may continue TO be extended co her officers.
ili-sra W VI. BRIEFLY, Master
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S4r'Na5S.
u.AKEN up hy James S. M.gil, in Marsh al

i county, the following described Strays:
One Black Male about six years old. about
fourteen hands high, two white marks across
the nose, supposed 70 be made by halter, shod
all around, had on two halters around his neck.
Appraised at seventy dollars.
Uae Bay Poney about six years old, about
thirteen hands high, a white star in his fora
head, little white on tip OF his nose. Az
praised at thirty-sevea dollars.
One dark bay Poney, about ten years old,
about fourteen hands high, a very sore back, a
half-crop off each ear, white star in forehead,
little white on tip OF his nose, hind feet white
from frtlocks down, shod all round. Appraised
at tan dollars.
McCLoSRIE, Clerk Of p. c. c.
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EsOwE MEN WANTED.

A FEW more active and energetic young men
N can find immediate employment, by which
taay can easily make $500 to $1,000 a year. 10
act az agents for several new and popular wol ks
just publ shed for agents, and not for sale in
book STORES.
We have great many agents employed, ma
ny Of whom are making from SIS to $50 per
week. Those who wish to engage in this pleas
ant and agreeable basiness, will for particulars,
requisites, &C., address
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
Editors Of Newspapers, by giving the above
and following three insertions. and calling at
tention to it, shall receive any three of the fol-
lowing works:
Life of Josephine, by Headly,...-.. 81 %
Life of Lafayette, .-.... 49,. -..... 1 20
Life of Napoleon ....-. .-.... $3.50. 20
Wild Scenes of q Hunters Lifc,.... GO
Odd Fellows Amulet. .-.... ....-..- CD
Any person wishing any OF the above books
can have them sent by mail, free of postage, on
receipt OF the above retail price.
f42tf C. L. DERBY s CO., New York.
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Tar WraruEn. For the last two
weeks we have had mild aud pleasant.
weather. at times, the wind was strong
but bracing. 1t commenced raining last
evening about FIVE o'clock. p. NJ, and Tor
the entire nigh, fell ,ntorrenss- THIS morn
;ng the bottoms and low lands look like a
vovng sea. THIS is the only rain of con-
sequence that we have had since winter
g., in. Everything bids fair for an early
spring.
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d E LA Ar 3 s

EFTyHErosrn of Delaware is sftlassd IL Kan
4 sas terrissTr. on the south Side of tsss nzis-
soeri fix err three niles above the line & II ;
Delaware reserve, and len miles below Les
worth city. It's town was laid eli ard iocais
in February last, On tract of land ieEsesy tiEs
bsysd, easy of access ITosn tn sslrr fEndins
country and Situated favoEably fer heaiin: al
ready there are number Of houses going M.
L ifss the following resources as . good aad
prominent pciat:
EirstEy-A Good E4asidfn-.
The Missouri liver at this point is CO snress-
ed within narrow spsee, ths cha1E=s is re-
markably deep OF The Delaware side, and wash
IS for mile above and below, the Kansas shore.
thus aaoraing at all times safe ana secure
landing for steamers.
SecoRtTy-Tzzszhe IN Album dance
The tract of land on which the town is laid
out. is covered with valuable timber, for baiid-
ing purposes. besides this, there IS on the eppo-
site side of the river a large bottom, heavily
tlHbered with oak. ash and walnut.
Tk5rd1y-Ets Position.
This town has on the Kansas side of the ris-
sr supporting It large district Of the very best
lands in the Territory, while on the DEPOSITS
side OF the river there is large and fertile bot
tom, teeming with population This bottom is
of itself sufficient to sustain town Of large
size- This Is the most accessible point from
which the Delaware nation Of Indians can pro-
cure their supplies. Delaware is the nearest
and most accessible point at which the country
on the Kansas river can do their receiving ard
forwarding business. There are great ntiis.-
Der of towns on the Kansas that viii hna it to
their interest to make this place their Shipping
point, among them we would name sOsazg isee.
Calhoun and others. As there is cool ferry
at this point. emf grants travelling to Kansas Ter
ritory on the great State road from s.. Joseph
to st. Louis, viii find thai ibis is the proper
point at which to enter The territory, as by this
means they avoid great deal OF unnecessary
travel.
Health.
This location is high and commanding, hav-
inr no stasnaut water near TO generate disease
from its streets, there is presented to the eve
speadid view OF the Missouri river for miles
above and below the town. the country in the
vicinity presenting view at once pleasing ana
romantic.
Every inducement will be given TO mechanics
to make Delaware the place of their choice.
merchant will find on an examination, that
Delaware IS Obliged 70 command trade not
second to any town in the / .rritoTy; from such
persons ask examination. In word,
word we ask for Delaware an examination by
The public.
Sale OF Lots.
The undersigned OF Platte City. Me-s Peter
T. Abel, Weston. or l.. Holiingsss orth, Der
aware, Kansas Territory, are authorised to dis
pose of shares or lots in said town who may
desire To purchase.
B.F. CLARK,
B. F. HOLLINGSWORTH,
.16-9 WM DIGKEY.
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pre-EmufsOns.
A. GALLATIN OTIS

IEseHtIy EIonl 1<s'liLsFIIIs, EJ-,J
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
WILL Practice Law in the various courts
w of the Territory, attend to collecting
monies and procure pensions aad bounty land
warrants. He has all the prescription laws of
the u. States, and having been appointed Notary
Public sy Gov Shannon, is authorised to pre-
pare all necessary papers for pre-emptors on
public lands, and viii attend with them IN per-
son at the Land Office, whenever desired. He
will aIse take dispositions, Acknowledgements Of
deeds, &c. From several years experience in
his profession, he hopes to perform its duties
satisfactorily.
REFEaENcEs :-R- B. Carpenter, Esq, Chi
Rousseau & Rousseau, Louissille, KY; Jas. r
knight, ESQ, St. Louis; Judge John II. Hal
herman. johnson s Lyle, Col. Perkins, Leas-
North City lift
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Ew2L0YlIEgT.

= CENTS feither travelling or .iaca1 FL
"A Newspapers and Periodicals., are meal
to send, without delay. their address 70 the rs-
dersigned an.i fiey VIII BE furnished with.
business which will yield them from enc tn
two hundred per cent. profit. They viii please
state what Newspapers or Periodicals tlfry
have eansassed for. Persons who have rat
hitherto acted as Agents, bli. who voaid like
to engage as saeh, will also pifasa send their
names, Post-ofiiee address, County and State,
written plainly.
s WRIGHT, MASON & CO.
NV YoER
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NEWC0MD J. IRELAND,
ATT NEY AT La w,

yXTII.L practice Law in the District Courts
w of the Territory OF Kansas, tho Probate
Courts Of L1avenvorth and iphan counties.
ard also the Courts OF Buchanan and Platte
counties. Mo.
CO / have the instructions of the Pre-enp-
ton Law also Instructions TO Registers and
Receivers. am prepared to make ont and file
with the Surveyor General. declaratoTy STAT
Law. 42-tf.
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no. The London Court Journal says
thu, the committee have decided on Moore's
monument. It is to be erected in Dublin,
a, the end Of College street. opposite the
eastern front Of the Bank of Ireland.
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es-The steamer Empress has arrived
=, Cairo with thirty five tons of specie, to
=. transferred to the Mint at Philadelphia
Ills in charge of the Adams Express Com
ranv and will go by way CT indianapolis,
R.ufontaine, CrestIine and Pittsburgh,
recurring four cars 10 carry it. Tie amonn,
/. abont 81 100000.
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T r III s.:

One copy one year, .......$ 2 90
len copies one year, to one address,. 1S 90
Fifteen & ss {. g 49,. o. 90
Twenty {. &c 20 90
subscriptions always in advance.
WITH little exertion on the part of our
friends, the Union can be widely circulated
throughout the Southern States. We hope each
one viii get up club and forward to us. Adj
dress, JONES & BENNETT,
Lecompton, Kansas Territory
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!. ISACxS. VIM. ). Z.
ALMOND s. ESACAs,

I I y " n y . II y n VI
Lrcompton and Lcaveaworth Cities, Kansas +.
WILL practice in the Courts OF the LIST, 2l,
w and Sd Judicial District, and in the SUI
preme courts of the Territory; also before the
register and receiver of the Land Office. All
business entrusted to their care will receive
prompt attention oae of the firm residing in
Leayenworth, and the other at Lecompton t41y