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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07


BE it known by all sicky, weak and desilitated per-
sons, that McLEASs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the ouy remedy that will strengthen and invgorte
the system, aa remove all impurities in the Blood
1t is very pleasant % take.
In it is Confined the properties Of Tonic, Duretic
It viii cure any disease Of the Stomach, Liver sr
Bowels, such as: -f.,f-,,-
DiarThea, Billiousness, DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion
lIeodache, Intermittent Feve.s, Sour Somaaii Liver
Complaint, costyepess, Weakness or DEBILITY, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysiiownsss
OF the Skin, &c, &c.
When taken. 1t neutralizes and removes any morbid
secretons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Dges
| tive orrans
1t viii also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Blaiiers or Urinary organs; and as Alternative,
purifes and healthy circulation of Blood
moving all sores, bols, pmples or botehes from the
| skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced Of It's wonderful invigo
I rating properties.
For chisl,en, WHO are pnny, weak and sickly, we
alvise parents To give them teaspoonfu Of this Cor
dial daily.
- See Circular.
j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this Cord al.
| Also, McI.ean's Volcanic Oil Linment.
;E- Principal pepot-Corner of Third and Pine
treets, st. Louis, No. apE-lydSwis
Sold by Keller s. White, Druggists, Man-street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
ClaY,a Monument.

AS no papers were issued in Louisville or
Cincinnati yesterday, we are unable to give
our readers the particulars oSthe laying Of
the corner stone Of the Henry Clay nionu-
ment at Lexington, on the Fourth Of July.
The preparations were being made on a most
extensive scale. Thousands of persons arri-
we'd in Lexington on the 3D.. A barbecue was
being prepared for twenty thousand people.
Five hundred beeves and sheep were being
cooked for the occasion. Every house in the
city was decorated with flags, and the streets
were already thronged with visitors. The
following is description Of the monument
to be erected:
The foundation Of the monument is mad.
Of pure Kentucky lime stone, and is forty
| two feet square. 1t is truly as 'sfirm as the
rock of ages" The corner stone is of white
marble. five feet ten inches long, two feet
| thick; and three feet ten inches on the bed
1t is dressed beautifully, and made Us smooth
as the artists chisel can make it. Upon thu
outside of the corner stone, a plain panel j:
cut two feet eight inches long, by nine anC
a half inches. The panel is two feet and ;
half deep, and in the center is cut in Gothic
letters the following:
| CORNER LAID, JULY FOURTH, 1851.
On top Of the foundation is to be erected
base forty feet square and thirty feet high
In the south corner of this base, is to b
built vault, in which will be deposited TIN
mortal remains OF the great statesman an'
patriot,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
University Of Louisville
r MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

YJyHE regular Lectures in this Institution will com.
b mence on the first Monday in November next
aud continue until March. A preiiniinary will
the Marine Hospital, during the month Of October.
MEDICAL FACULTY:
Charles w. Short. W. d., Emeritus Professor of
MateTa Nelica AMI Neica Botany.
Henry Miller, NJ. d., Professor of ohstetric
Lunsford r. Yandel, NJ. D., Professor OF Ply.
solocy AMI Pathological Anatomy and Dean of
the Faculty.. .,r .t -.r... ...
Bemiamin II; Palmer, NJ. D., Professor of De
scritsive and Surgical Anrtomv. g
j. Lawrence Smith, NJ. D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry AMI roxicoiogy.
Robert j. Dreckinridye, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra MAdisl w. ? = stl %.
Joshun II. Flint, M. D., Professor of the Princ-
pies and actce OF Surgery
Lewis Rogers, NJ. d., Professor OF Clinical Medi-
cine.
The0eore - Eell, Md, Professor OF the Theory
= AMI P-sctce OF MEDICINE.
Archie ID. Cook, NJ ID. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Ample opportunities for Clinical instruction af-
for'led Ivy The Marine Hospital and the University
10 the de rand. t.ff.t
Boarl in respectable families Re procured at from
- to - week
Fees for the entire course sia5 Naturalization ticket
81. Dissectirs ticke; 80. Hospital ticket -. Grad
uaton fee s25.
jyll L. p. YANDELL. N. D., Dean.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
CWAS. BARNES, Pres't. c. C. HINE, Sec'y.
MN; &C. e G b,T Jysss NJ h Row
vU,HIs institution, in charge of Messrs. CHARLES
IL BARNES and c. C. HrSE, will open on the
First Monday I'm September next,
In the Ne,c Bnilding on Upper Elm Sired,
Ample aceomnod1tiens FOR two hundred pupils
for the comfor. heath aud mental and moral improve
ment ofhe inmates will he brought into requisi;ion.
ana rTi ns viii viii % pare to make the fSo
every way, a first class Female Seminary
EXPENSES.
Boarl in the Seminary, including rooms furnished.
tuition in All the branches OF the REGULAR Course,
fuel and lights, per session OF five months. $500
washlng is e5l,. q, iIiiy cents Ter dpzsn
p1rtmert. pcr ses sion. ..-...-. $50
Tuition for Dsy Scholars in the Academic De-
pertinent. per session. ............-....... I2OO
partment. per session $500
FxTRA STUDIES.
Music on the MeOdeon. Piano or Guitar, Per
Use or instrument, ,-...-.,..-,. 400
Music on ORGAN with use Of instrument, Ter
sessiofi-...... $40
panne OH or w@ter C3ior:, per session, 20
Ornamental Needle Work 500
rra, German Italian or splnish, per session 1000
- Va charge will ie male for Vocal Music.
- Al BHari and Tuition bills are paya,le ny the
rrF-Na runi, viii he received for n shorter perjol
than one session. and no de lucton for absence win he
made. EXCEPT in case Of p-nsractei sickness.
80 Pupils from abroad required to board i'm the
family with the teachers, IN orler 10 enjoy their con-
slant care, example and society.
TEXT HOOKS AND STATIONERY
Can he hal in the Seminary, ut View Albany prices.
- Applications for admission. letters Of inquiry,
or on business relating % the seminary, nav he ai.
dressed to Ijy4l c. c. IIINE, Secretary.
HrOTTON YARNS
u . Bags Nos so and co.. in store and for sale by
iyi ORR, DALZELL 4 CO.
- > boxes in 70 papers, for sale Nv
jyi ORR. DALZELL & co.
e. ASH AND DOORS &
5000 Lights SxlO Sash; enOa Lights roxls sash;
:ne :. loxl2 1000 I" loxle "
1902 10xl4 &c $40 Panel Door, asstd
sizes, for sale by Iiyil ORR, DALzELL. & co.
6bL AND TURPENTINE-
NJ 10 6bls Linseed OIL; do Turpentne, for sale by
jyi -r.---f .- l-.l ORR, DALZELL& CO.
NOTION BATTING
~ % bales Cotton Batting, IN store and forsale by
jyi WHEELER X RIGGS
GLASSWARE s.r r. ID
" 100 boxes Tumbers, assorted. just received nv
jyi WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
- . rs Cotton Irvine; . bxs Opal Candles; I
100 FRO wood bx Matches; 5 bills Lnseed Gil;
50 Drums Figs, 20 cattys extra Y. II. Tea;
,jyi = WHEELER & RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

WILL sell TO the highest bidder, At the court house
door IN the city OF Henderson, on Monday, the 18th
day Of july, ISL, (heing county court davl S0n
acres Of land, lying in Henderson couniy-nost Of
which il River Bottom. One tract Green River Is
an,l, containing 100 acres-which will Ne divided and
sod in small tracts. One tract lying the Henderson
and Evansville rad, continuing $50 acres. with farm
it, The Home farm, near the Henderson and Spots
WILL road. four miles from Henderson. contain
ing 21 acreS,-also unimprovel lot i'm the city Of
Henderson ;-all sold the property OF the estate Of
r. u. Atkinson, decd I'm obedience to a decree the
Henderson Circuit Court, ere i of Is. Is and p
months. Purchasers viii he required - give bonds
to have the force and effect OF replevin bond. and
lien will he retained on the land until the purchase
money is paid. G.. A. SUGG, .E
iyl-.sl Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York & Erie Railroad.
= = s SPECIAL NOTICE.

80 -
~ Buy your Through Tickets to NEW YORK, Bos-l
TON, and New England Cities VIA. this
~ TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw
Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE to New York CITY. having
WIDE SPACIOUS SAL0ON CABS.
This Line extends Dunkirk. Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unhr9ken Wide. GnaSe-connecting at
Dunkirk dirctly wlha trains front Cleveland ,Cinen,
natl st. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore fSail
Roa1. a.. n,
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail-
Road max ing direct connections with all the steae
on Lake Ee from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit also
with the Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railroad nom Detroit
NIAsAaA FALLS via Canandagua and Niagara Falls
Railroad max ing direct connections with all Trans on
the Great Western Railway, from Detroit 70 Chcago'
thus aordng he travelling puttic unlyalled
eS-Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New ork
any length Of time, and resume their Journey Without
| exta charge.
sF- THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin-
| cipal Western Railroad Offices
sE- FARE Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
| G.F. SMITH, Genl Agent.
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1857. President
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~ H,TE , LlM Me-; r,r,. inc. r.c.,vs, AID for
sreby liy7l WIN. REILLY.
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GRAND AQUATIC
AMPHIrHEATRE

The public are assured that these
three Companies vail not be separa
ted at any time this season, under
any preieXt Whatever.
A ns.lA1.- LIE
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July eth.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-09
LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF 1855.

No 5l.-An act in relation to insurance
on lives for the benefit OF married wo-
men and other persons.
II IS hereby enacted By The General assembly Of
The State et' Vermont, as tollOrs
Sec. /. Any policy Ofinsurance here
tofore or hereafter made by any insurance
company, OH the life of any person, eX-
pressed to be for the benefit OF any mar
ried woman, whether the same be effect
ed by herself or by her husband, or by
any other person in her behalf, shall i'll
sure TO her separate use and benefit, and
that of her children, any, independently
Of her husband, aud Of his creditors and
representatives, and al-o independently If
any other person eifecting the same in
his behalf, his creditors and representa-
iiyes, and trustee may be appointed by
the probate court for the district in which
such married woman resides, 10 hold and
manage the interest Of any married wo-
man in any such policy Or tie proceed:
thereof.
Sec. ,. Where policy of insurance
is effected by any person on the life G
another, expressed therein to be for tht
benefit of such other, or his representa-
tive, or for that Of a third person, thu
party for whose benefit such po'ity i
made shall be entitled thereto is again-
the creditors and Representatives OF til,
person so efFecting the same.
Sec. 3. When it is expressed in am
policy of insurance by which person
insures his own life, that il is made TO
the benefit of another person, the policy
shall insure to the benefit OF such othe
person in the same manner and subiec
TO the same provisions, as in case of in
surance effected by one person on the lifi
OF another for the benefit of a third Der
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i1crtitaI 5fltttiuus.
THOUGHT AND LABOR.

BIZ A. HEkNEl.
Swell the mighty song TO Heaven
OF the men whose toll has given
Eden blessedness 10 earth;
Let the wings Of Poesy rustic
Ger their fruits of thought ard muscle
Shout, in every tongue, their worth
Priests are they Of Earth and Ocean,
Ligh', and Air, and Power, and Notion
Worshipers at Natures Shrine,
Theirs no bloody conquerOr's story
Theirs no statesman's hazy glory
Theirs are houors more divine.
Rank they Spurn sristocraiic;
Arts they use not diplomatic
They are equal, free, sincere.
To be patient, their tuition,
To be useful, their ambition;
Hope their deacon, firm they steer.
Thought and Labor virtue greeting
Earthly spirits Heavenly meeting
Clasp in fond and pure embrace.
Art, Religion, knowledge, Labor,
Zach To other friend and neighbor,
Join 20 win Times glorious race.
Men Of genius, men Of merit
Strive, be strong We shall inherit
Earth. when wars and thrones are past
Tru your aim, and Truth your power,
Peace your angel, Fame yuur dover
Work and conquer to the las;
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Sec. 2. The judges of the supreme
court shall al>o contract with some suit
abe person or persons. at his or their own
expense. to publi>h said condemned rrroris
i not exceeding ten volumes, each vol
ume to contain al least one third more
matter than an average OF ihe'vo'uneS OF
the reports of this state, and also for keep
ing the same for sale in every county Ill
this state also for publishing and KEEP
ing for sale TO the citizens of this state a
cheap edition OF the same at not exceed
ing tao dollars per volume also Tor one
hundred copies of said condensed reports
for the use of the state :-Pr0r'ted. thai
the price Of any edition OF such condens
ed reports. which may be published under
such contract, shall not exceed three doi'
lars per volume, to the citizens OF The
State.
Annroved November Is, 1886.
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Approved November Is, 1856.
No. 52.-An act relating TO inquests Of
the dead.
HiS hereby enacted, &c.

the dead.
u is hereby eaucted, &c.
Sec. |. When the selectmen of any
town in this state, or any othe Of them,
shall be informed thar the dead body OF
any person, supposed 10 have died by
causality or violence, Is found lying with
in such town, such selecimen or man
may, if in their opinion the public good
require It, but not otherwise, apply TO
any justice OF the peace of the same coun-
iy, who shall proceed to inquire into the
cause and manner Of the death Of such
person.
Sec. ,. Such justice of the peace
shall have power to issue subpoena and
an attachment, if necessary, to bring wit
nesses before him TO give evidence touch
ing the manner and cause of such death,
and may take the testimony of any per-
son who can give evidence concerning
such death.
Sec. ). II shall be the duty Of such
Justice TO take the substance of the
testimony OF each witness in writing. and
return tie same TO the county court, next
TO be holden IN such county, together with
an account OF the fees and expcncrs or
such inquest, which, after HAVING be.p
duly audited by said court, shall he maid
on the order Of said court out of the state
treasury. -
Sec 4. In case Of felonious killing.
the justice taking such testimony shall
have power to bind, by way of resogniz-
ance, any witness in the case for their
appearance before the county court next
70 be holden in such county.
Sec ). AL acts and parts facts in
canSiEeut with this act, and also an act %
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For the Home Journal.
THE MOORLAND.
BY T. b. ALDEIcH.

By 7. b. ALDEIcH.
" o he drsaTy ,dTsdry 5sOorIaHdr' LOcKsLET HALL
The moorland lies a dreary wEste;
The night is dark with dr.zling hin;
In yonder yawning cave Of cloud
The snaky Lightning writhes with pain!
Aud the wind is wailing bitterly.
o sobbing rain, outside my door!
y wailIug phantoms, make your moan!
Go through the night in blind despair
Your shadowy lips have touched my own
And the Wind is wailirg bitterly.
No more the robin breaks its heart
" music in the p1thl ess woods
The ravens crOak for such rs !,
The levers search above their broots!
And the Wind is waiting bitterly.
All mournful things are friends Of mine
That weary sound Of falling leaves
All, there is not n kindred soul
For me on earth, but means and grieves
And the Wind ID wailing bitterly.
Icannot sleep this Autumn night
The ghOstly rain goes by in haste,
AM, further than the eye can re ach,
The m"orland lies dreary waste!
And the Wind is waiting bitterly.
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A NEW BOOK.
TALE OF THE SOUTH !!

BOUNDED on Facts, and entitled "a The Curse
Il EutaIlrd," Icy Mr<sfl. II. bigelow, sister al
r,ishup Han.inr OF the Slsth"dist Church. SHE
saws in her preface q" She scientinIISy believes
rht. book WAS written under the saIlle pressure
that 81. Panl felt when he exclaimed '' for nece>-
stv is laid upon me yea, wUe is me IT Preach
not the gospel" Feeling thar God demanded it,
and humanity required It, she has simply lone
her duty and OF which the Boston Liberator
saws 1t is the greatest work vet published from
e" Uncle Tom" tn bred" and book which
evervb,niv ought 10 read. oh, We ministers read
it and see your responsibility! oh. We pro-slavr-
nv church members read 1t ard tremblC Oh.
We otIi, holders and office seekers. read It aud
blush Oh. We mothers with y'ur darling babes
in your arms, read il and think that they may be-
! kidnapped and torn from ynHr embr ce AMI sold
into perpetual bondage. and then you will see "uI
nariGn'> guilt oh. We children and youth reac
it, and learn to hate slavery with perfect hatred
Oh, everybody read il, for it is designed to cause
a great sensation one large II mo. price 81 "a
! for sale by CHES TER BROWN.
! Crafts6ury, Nov. 90, Is56-49,f
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,v,uE ..t.cr;bers would reSpectiEtly ask Ise
,r,.nt,on Of the People u Vermont " tAe
rAcEs AMERICAN COMPOUND,
4, o.. q. III, hest preparations before the public
H.. rs.f ani cure oil the ioIluwiH companies
BroscLi,is. Ministers Sore Throat, Cdf-
omeL NMrsiny and UIcer"ted Sere
Mouths. Sore Nipples, Werrar'dI 1a'"fs
F.rer Sores, Scrofald. liberation Of
the Lwnqs and .St"mack, all Nervous
CompIaiats. Female HeakRess and n
reQmilritjes. F7aOr Albus, Tor Wh'tss.)
CoHyks arising from an Irrttdted
THroaf. Piles, Weak StOmdchs--tn
tact. IN any case Of
WEAKNESS. iNFL ANIMATION. OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the CITY nf Auburn. where this medicine Is
,reparet. and the Proprietors reside, large Isl
# the most reliable and respectable proofs of III
ffirary have been furnished in Is iavor. by th'
voluntary prCmptrngS eff those who have been re-
ieyet and cured Of long standing ami extremely
,uor,yafed affections of rhe a;,cve complaints
/, ON a grateful desire 10 spread its knowledge
md pr,nunte tie good 0l others who may be sim
laTly fi'cted.
It> Influence has been peculiarly haPpy in al
of Bruno ~ Il ami fBTtNu HHttN"HSs Hbt'
| .liVht tn Chronic IRRdmmdti0Rs ami UjCsT'1tt7'
| 3iSn in some very marked eases nf Female Weak
ne>s and Irrrgultritie-, ard many other com
| naiptS enumerated abnvr.
! We have also snlne strong cases "t this charaC
ter IN our own State in which it has been u>e
with acond. rtuI success, where for wears sorts
| MANY n'hpr remedies have lei 10 afford relic
| I,s ingredients, among which Is a compoun
| hnid exrriict at
sEEECH DROPS OR CANCER ROOT
and composition are such as tn render it prrfec
w safe and harmless. requiring the exerc Sc OF =
suecial care in regard 10 the habits ct the ind
y,dIIal. Ley0nd that ordinarily necessary.
! From a personal knowledge of these facts, q
not hesi.a'e 10 say 70 all who are III any way a
icfed with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Infian
nation, lmrure or >iuggi Blood. that
KAEH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance
Rthrf and Cure
FRED. F SMITH, Mcatpe'ier,
Wholesale Agent for The state OF Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addr' ssed.
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Slbin. Of
Rochester. N. Y.

Ue.tInhPr 7, I651-
This may certify TINT have male trial of
"RAcH'> AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a ease Of
severe Brun,kiat Affection, amt eng standing
irritation II ttr as cont the 4imtRtnry 'ratk
Ry the oi Two hotties ai the above Compound
il is Thought I.erInanen. cure was affected.
have seen wonderful effrc in Il decided cast
"f ScrOJuia C,nsHHptiIR where the patient was
thought I" be- brgrnd ne-aftrr taking few bot
Hes of the 4mtritan Ctmp1HEd l. now thought {,
he cut 81 dtRsrr, and ,Griq lrtA From what
have seen nt th,. effect nfthe Compound, should
certainly recommend its ia such cases a
above named. +. W SAHlN, VI. ID.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-09
Approved, November Is, 1856.
No. 60.-An act making provisions for
the supI ort of gov, .ment.
IL Is hereby enacted, SC.

No. 60.-An act making provisions for
the SupI ort of Cover .ment.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. ]. a tax of fourteen cents on
the dollar is assessed IN the list Of the
polls and rateable estate Of the inhai,irants
Of this state for the year one thousand
eight hundred and fitty-six, TO he paid
into the the treasury by the first day OF
June next, in money, certificates, nr notes
issued by the treasurer of this state, or
orders drawn by the county clerks and
approved by court auditors.
Sec. 2. The sum of sixty thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose of
paying til edebentures of the lieutenant
governor, the senate and house Of repre-
sentativeS, the contingent expenses Ofthe
general assembly, and such salaries as
are as provided by law. and such sums as
are directed TO be paid by the treasurer
by special acts of the legislature.
See. 3. A sum not exceeding seventy
five thousand dollars is appropriated for
the purpose of paying such demands
against the state As may he alJWel by
the auditor of accounts, the expences OI
the supreme and county courts. and suci
drafts as may be made by the county
clerks, as provided by law, and such ex-
penceS as have been or may be incurred
under the militia laws.
Sec. 4. A sum not exceeding four
thousand dollars is appropriated to defray
the expenses of the convention called 10y
the council of cenSorS, to be holden il
January nex'.
Sec. 3. The president and secretary
of the constitutional convention shall eacl
receive four dollars per day. and IL,
members OF said convention the same al
lOwance for travel and attendance as l.
made 10 members of the house of repre-
sentatives. The librarian, and oihp
necessary officers of sail conve ntion shall
each receive two dollars per day.
Sec. ). The treasurer of this state i.
authorized to borrow sum not exceed
ing fifty thousand dollars in the whole
for the purpose of defraying the expen
. SEES of the government. and paying sucI
; appropriations as are, or may be made.
. Approved November Is, 1886.
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TO ALL MANKIND

+. & c. II DWINELL are low manuf,c-
q turing and dealing in all / nds IF Mahne,r y
and painted Furniture cane and wood srat chair
Rocking chair, settees, mattresses, &c, &c.
COR iNS always ON hand. A kinds Of v God
work dome with proinfltness.
Glover, Jan. I, Ie56-Itf
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Approved November Is, 1856.

No. 59.-An act for the relief Of the poor
in Kansas.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Tie sum of twenty thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated and place d
at the disposal of the governor OF this
state, to b.. by him used Unnecessary
for the purposes hrreieaftrr stated.
Sec. 2. The goyernor if in hs Judg
ment the suffering poor need assistance
is hereby authorized to draw on the
treasurer, from time to time, for such sum
or sums, not exceeding twenty thousand
dollars. for the purpose of furnishing food
end clothing to such ofthe inhabitants OF
Kansas as may be in a suffering condi-
ton for the want thereof.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November Is, 1856.