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MYTH HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS, the same that we're awarded sepa-
rate medals At the Worlds Fair, Lo ndon, 1851.
and the Worlds Fair New York, 1853, and are the
only AmericAn safes that were awarded medals al
Tendon Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the mosek ne - ansrity
against Fire and Burglsnyef = G1 bpe1
to the public, and can only u Shsss,s
bers and their agents. who have u Dak
- order ali kinds Of Boiler and Chill INK
fhests and Vaults, Vault Doors and 2oxes
or Chests for Brokers Jewellers and PIN III ami
lies, for Plate, Diam onds and other vAiuables.-
And are also Patentecs tby purehase1 and manu-.
faesurers Of JONES PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING 4 CO.,
M, 25l Broadway, cor. Mnrray-st., N. Y,
Hayl0d Opposite the City UalI.
EXAMINATION of TEAC Ews.
A III. persons wishing Certificates Of their auali-
a dcatons - Teachers Of Common schools in
this county, are requested to present themselves
for examination At the
Central Public school AOusc.
In the City Of keokuk, on Tuesday aud Wednes-
day, the 2oth and Both days of May.
Hours OF examination from9 o'clock A. M to 4
O'clock p. m. JOHN A, NUM-
County Superintendent Of Common SCHOOL,,
May 7, '6s-d3w
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TIE kansas Press on ihc English
wlndlc..PFospects Of fss Accent.
ancc Blythe People.
tFrom the QundAro Chindowsu, May Ssh.l
The adoption Of the English aaontituts BY
t9engrcss bids the people TO pai sur
She field upon which the ~ 10
light. What shall ~ W 9risis
1tofe us, il a - - 80
md yet one
Nd-unswerc(
- mommt aua IL IT Y f.
y mpathetics iupdI1s Of every u ksars
u ~ territory. Its already ans4 II
- nat OF the people is just as sujl y rro.
nounced rs though it had been heralde4 bT
trumpet voices from every hili-top th0t ~
versi6ea our beautiful prairies.s No ~
manifesto need be made the purpose which
10 to prevail, the determination which must
conquer, are known to, The world. Tho un-
fair submission Of th0Essompton constatG.
ton will not shield 10; tie isople will alnlks
through the ordinance TO bury the moe
deep in the heart Of the swindle, and thus
struck down, il will be trampled into the
very earth, whilst it's memory, like the ghost
Of Banquo, will torment the party which
countenanced it's creation and cherished its
transient being.
NJ.
ms aodge mas TWO tea'sres, bride and
: threat. The bride, as above stated, is
no'ning more 'nsn owner new states have re-
ceiveu, ana wnion, IN justice, Will De gwen
~. - Kansas ~ some future Congress, when
a n'ionn. leR,siA'ure snai. hNe oeen
Pu,geu, 20 !" mos. surely VIII besAnd that
| ,arn.;r , tar.;.ar. 60 80. n
unlcss Leoomntnn ia accenteeaISsf Pm t|lVI| ~
| Of a niece with tho bribe. IN, r;.ht
of petition il reyok ed the mamie M II ~
will retain tha preropat;ve n md nm A..
plication for Admiration I'M I1nsor :.
| state. and the dav i not Ysr1 .&.nt 49, .
| national Conoress viii overr;a. the d;ctuu -
an imbecile exeontive. ana in,aaf s,.e K.n-
ga, with nh tls.d;sn;tv a.. 49, ~,
Of a s,yere;c a ne. s Il h 49,
rr,on ,ha Is..S... M
INV" .emslns toS =. -
20 oeo,ue une sosy WIN se0sps sne
yt'Dc oneIeu " 'ne Contreso, q Geecs
sse ss.1 WV - ~ gcs on viiiAi 3a3
aS.SS s1 c9esA.usDn. I9sss..
U Wl nnsegri.y VI
nan thst they ~ H.. B.. n
sue. M H. ggsl we Deiisv -
| :, - 3XS&EM .oiA's~s \
'nan $40 INTO the Union undefSh "a
sut.'ng ana degrading conditions y 4
ee bought up IKE q mock q AbeeP Iis'
nee our principles, Tor tne ssu1pa Waa0h
We pave been so earnestly eoneeeding, Tor
oe q the public 49, Away with
VI . adea. y rs a libel alike on the good
49, patriotism OF our people, mis-
saotertuge, hlmsy trick for sitting
~ voice. Mr.. English and the oth-s
or Wol9ees mt. Lecompton Democrats who
iavorse snis seeesltute have indeed won for
themselves . great names mt what name !!
" Only to rank with ~ Jsdases and Ar
noiss, 80 DO covered wiz mpetishablc infA-
ny. we arc assured, ny, weare conhdeaeyf
'nas the people wiii administer lQh a reouks'
70 Buchanan and his satellites make
them tremble IN their shoes.
| From tbs Lssyse1tA 1is III BtA.1
:: ! ! !: !: ! :! !
the land bribe, With " L. EGon' apu1nd.
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Bibles,
Prayer Books,
Eastwood Christ and Apostles.
Life Ia Israei, by Richards.
Pilgrims Progress.
The Holy War,
&Populsr History az English fih,s T,.n.,..,o,.
a. The Altar Il Home.
The Two Sights,
Lectures 10 YOUNG Man.
gresh Thoughts ON Old Themes.
Ihscdosis, Or the Heroine Of Faith,
Msthodist Family Manual,
Principles and Practices u Baptists, By Way.
land;
Sacred scsnes and Characters.
The Dairy man = Daughter
shephcsd Of Salisbury Plain.
Bihls Aansal, BY Everett;
MeTraines' Sermons.
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kEOkUk HIGH SCHOOL.

Fourth Quarter.
sHE Fourth Quarter Of this school will com.
4 mence on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms ON
9th street between Main and johnson.
Iee same high aims in regard to scholarship and
disoiphn WIZ % msintained ~ heretofore. The
school viii hsreaf Ter BE- open 10 both mai, and IL
male pupils.
There viii be three departments--Primary, In
termediate and Acadcmic--in which the charge Der
quarter Of ten weeks win be ~ follow;
Frnsry Department, Per quarter,............t 8 90
intermediate Department, per quartsr,..... %
Academic Department, per quarter. .......... 10 %
These rates. payable Invariably BY the middle OF
sne defrsy tho entire sxpenass Of tuitioe
1nsfe viii b general weekly sxercises In Com
position, Elocution, 70.
NO deduction will be made for absence, except in
csscs Of prOtSactcd sickness.
The services Of Prof. Brscs have been secured 70
give instruction In German, FrcncA, Drawing, and
Oit Painting. He will also give instrustions Il the
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
Of charge.
J. N. McLANI,
keoksk, Msy Q, 'ts-d Principal.
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BOYD 0&AOENs
!. Aschllect and Oullder.
:, MorEan 81, betwsen Fifteenth and Hixtssnth.
kE0KUk YnWA
soNEhAClS 81 ken, including the furniskinr 81
material, II desired, and falalled il pros. 81
and fAst ifsl msuneY. fmeha ~
"A Clothing, - No, ~ Main-st.
aps3d A.W. 0RfYrfru
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NEW GOODS 83T
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
lust received 1t the New Tailoring House. on
Fourth street, between Main snd Bioudsau.
o1Ea coAffkGs. panna Ann enocx
President Cloth, Mulberry. Drown
Moscow Coating, Green. olive.
Labrador do Bius, Dshlia,
French Nibbcd, and Bronss, and
London Motions; Black
OF ,np bes. French ANA German manufacturs.
kieh Herman and American Fancy and Plsif
Doeskin, for Paste. Velvet, Csshnsrs, yaleneia,
aud French embroidered Cas-. 0rsnadine and eth.
Or French silks and Satins for Yeats; together
With beautiful assortment Of the 6nest and most
durable TRAININGS, which will b. made into xar-
mcnts VI the latest and most approved stv lea ana
finest workmanship.
ucntiomen in want u easy Htting and ssnteel
garments an invited 70 call.
ments for others 10 make.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
@D-vest Makers wanted. TootId1
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Congressssnal.

~ NAe'"o's ssH' Spf 30. S0mmltNe-
=-----------------------.
Congrcssis
Senator Gwynn has bill bsfS be Sem
~ providing for the purchase l. i site for
/ . fertilization near San Francisco ct the sum
u two hundred thousand dollars. Broder-
iek opposed this pet swindle Of Gwynn's and
insisted that the land was not worth more
than seven thousand dollars all told.
Mr.. Wilson made speech against repeal
ing the fishery bountes.
L The credentials Of Messrs. Rice and Shields
- Senators from Minnesota were presented,
Saad they vas swoi - to- $50,
esvishstas1kg W =
Essns Of Minnesota pf0 N IN
charging Rice with fiSdd, Pc y 1
swindling. u
In the House the bill establishing thsTer-
ritorial Government If Nevada was present.
cd, and then tn tsok up the consider
ation Of the opriyate land claims
y Mexico.
B eNThe Mss1G1Isl -, Confsrsnce
. New York adopts 1 = on wednss-
Aay last, BY nsAsly animous vote, de-
Eelaring slavery At var Nth the gospel r
Christ, shsrights Of man, and the best
srssts Of society, and that all wise and prov
osnt measures ought to be employed for il
1ktinction.
The Prs:a esber churches Of
- land jant resolu-
tiens ! ~ = A1d I y they act
"a upon ~ ast in God
and besls s hssy3sin prayer,
I isstead ~ tSehs corrupt sen.i-
ants q osss I'D politicians, this
49, I'll - Ds grown to such
Gsh and pUWsr = - aeprave the sen,i-
80 and divide the churches OF Christ at
- asts day in the history Of christianity
Il i either right or wrong for one man to
own hun1RqknRs Thousand Of his fellow
men and " bun and treat - like
brutes. II itU wrong, then the chur1 -
neither send up to heaven, nor down to ~,
nor yet to Bombay, Cape Town or Timbuc-
too, for doctrine or for work. Its work is
nigh, even in it, own bosom, and 80 long as
It endorses sin BY it's acquiescence 10 the
iniquitous practices and sentiments Of =
members, it deserves tnnnGir and may =
pee. to b. rent ssusd |asarz riaxislIll
let the church 90 az %
work and pray for |lp2l Nv
s: g.: g.. !; ) !! ': =;
sscsncs, 5 end nj, q II. praf
GAL suppression Of opposite -
wrong and bols.ering i 4 ri
rsaah in the Ndl II u dri70E j
pulpiss for raising theft voices in a.
ton or in prayer against this evil. The cri-
sis 10 drawing on apace, and those who seek
peace viii find that God requires first purity,
then peace. Churches have had peace and
grown in influence, wealth and power before
our day without purity, and some, We fear.
are rejoicing in like prosperity at the pres
ont day.
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Buffalo ana Lake Hursn RaasreaA
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
AZ the above cfsee tic els fer Eew York Boston,
and sli the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of y. 4 l.. Ii. kailroad.
Once No. 80 DSarbon Stree, Chicago.
April 10, Is-dly-c.n.s.
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OF course we will remain a territory

x vi course we VIII remain territory,
Cy-TLo soatLern ssAmericano press do
snet hesitate TO comment on the English
's~indle, as il deserves. The Richmond
Wing says
I'VE believe The bill involves trick and 4
fraud OF the mos. demagogcal and unscru-
puious character.
The Democratic party may have all the
glory they can possibly make out OF the DO.
gus bill for the admission OF Kansas
The National lntelligencer also expresses
doubts Of its efficacy, and can only hope sish-
out any good reason for hoping, that M
inony may be restored.
The Athens tGa.) Post says:
III Is evident that somebody 10 to be
cheated, and from the lights before Us, it il
c.t1ta.i - ie., no tinnuniii be. -
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- Napoleon the Third is growing fat I'M
dssths frequent attempts and the general dis
position g asssss.Iate AilA. G. have ,opv
thought that the Emperor possessed more
4praseicai common sense statesm anship than
asy living man Of the earth, and we are
pleased to hear that he grows fat BY il.
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:. WEAT FAiL.--GAlsna potatoes, which
bsoid in 81. Louis last year as t2 90 per bush.
y, srs Dow selling = Afty ssnts, or les.
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For thspper MIS- Elppi

"a t.LINS,
rCnK ssse ssrs BlS9z1PBELI
!. ! .s 4: &C. e: I; 9. =:
e col mi 3 a., 81 s ~
ono. . IT. L., Clark,
Leaves Montro,s q avai IN. cars from
morning, 1t o'cl The
TMDMINGO,
Jons h. kEAcn, Captain A. II. CoRwrxx, Clerk,
Leayfs &ontrose - above. every Monday, Wsdnss.
Or 1day connecting, az Burlipet0l M
v Tor CHICAGO, and Mt. PIesssnt. lows:
u Isisi N Minnesota Rackst Company
y for ma, Dubuque. -. Paul. ana
of - AicagnApd Rock II "a Railroad
Tel procureA ~ Board, =.
I n! ~ BREWER, Aosat,
III Mt Depot d Leyee.
purnal copy.l
*E ne MOVED. M
NE 1emoved to our New Ban ing HouS
w En street, between Third and Fourth I
may9 GEO. c. ANDERSON i co.
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FROM q. n. sCnivEN,s ACENS
Mon,re.i Oceun s,esnsA,p Oea
STEAM ~, sun
ANaLo-sAxoH, N,RTn AMERICANA
NOVA scoTiASine-) HuNaAEiAN, Ia.us vi
---.lnew).
Ruanipg in connection withthe GRAND TRUE
RAILROAD Of Canada, under sontsast vitE
the Canadian Government to transport
the Mails.
DATES or SAILING.
vRoH ousBEc. YRon LIVERPOOL.
day from the 72nd Of day from the aoth
Msy to the 10th Of April TO the 10th
November, inclusive. October, inelusivs.
During the winter months these yssssls come
With tho GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD st Por
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Fre~ Chicago to Liverpool, via Mich Central, q red
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILnoAD
and Steamers,
LIT Glass. 70 SIC
:. according 70 accumulation.
including cooked provisions.
yys~ Liverpool 10 chiesgo, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
As' yb5 70 yilo III
according To accommodation.
.,.................eN Z!
including cooked provisions.
fully qualified Surgeon sale In each vessel.
Each Passenger ticksted through will b. 81.
lowed the Same quantity d baggage SsER BY Rail.
road ~ BY Steamer, Wis 10 cubic feet for each
cabin ana 10 feet for each stssrags passenger.
:. Special trains from Quebec with The Nails and
PAssengen ara dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
II win be observed from the following table tha,
the Canadian lime have beaten every other IN cross-
iss the Atlantis, the average passages Of the Col
~, sna ounard hnes a. BY he annual tables In the
N. u. Herald during 1851 being
EASTWARD. wssfwAAp.
Collins Line, lid 32h 3om coilins line, Isd lsh On
cunard" NJ. 10d ash SIN Cunard !" sr. ia Ish n
Boston I'D 6h ON Boston Ia 13h On
Canadian hnelodlb ON CansAian l.. Id III On
The longest pssssges made by he Canadian Line
we're ~ days u Liverpool snd - days To Quebec.
me collins Line have made passages Of Is 10 70
days, and the cunard Line Vi rs to II days.
TO EMsGRANTs.
Passages may be secured at the oehos Of the Cou-
pAny In Chicago by SAILING ahips from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull.
Abe!dssa and Montrose. An agent u the GRAND
4AuNk RAILROAD superintends the removal of
migrants ana Baggage Al Quebec fires Of charge.
tsrs frsn go to 43s to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago 70 Liver
pool, or LIVERPOOL to Chicago. or By any Of the
COMPANY : sailing sA'D.j ' WE.yk <
Agent Of the NJ. O.6.B.ce.,
10. % Dearborn Sfrtef, Chicago. Ius.
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vANsBCKLEN 4 MILLS,
RRAL AUG TION ERRg
Xxp
&C. 1nassIoa, Merch.na.

SEWH M6Ech80tO,
verandAh 6uildisg, Johnsoa-st, unAer Court House.
\A LII attend salss Of real Or personal property
recsise sno sell On commission Ill kinds a
soos iusnatsrs cattle, hortss, -; receive goods
business c-sh advanced CT Scc.s sscs.y ~ n. ~.
mediate sails. vANSiukLEk = MILLS.
nos25d
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- III At LANCASTER, OHfo.--Wc
I! Owing particulars OF shock
tho Lancaster (Ohio) Ea-
( lteen years, in
=. brother, .wers en-
Spon their fathers
Dor o. Aughs ere, and she was
w burnt. ~ appears that finding her
e.sets to extinguish the Games unavailing.
she started for the house, and, after RAINING
about one hundred yards, was compelled 10
yie1A to tho burning element in which she
Sncompassed, and sank TO the ground,
H. little brother ran to the house and
alarmed the family, who hastened to her aid,
but alas cane too late-eame only in time
to ace one Of their family group struggling
in the solsmn embraces Of death, her cloth
ing being entirely consumed, and the whole
surface Of the body completely charred.-
She suffered the most excrutiatins pain for
Eve hours, whom death oams 70 her relief >,
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)! !! -! ! =! !; !; 8; !! |;
IN slavery upQ1
I'd The heads Of NORTH
Domfortin' to yer devote %
hts are. You prostituted - pal
T. the purse and the army Of tho natio1
che accomplishment Of this charitable obi
but it woRIap't 80. Yer not to blay
What mo ye have done3 EchoS -
There 10 another thing, dear Jeems, that
hurts me most NJ bad ~ to see Kansas ever
lastingly cursed with human freedom-it il
yer own defest. You took holt OF Lekomp.
ton, teeth and toe nails. You swore by the
Eesrnal it should 20. But you slipped up.
II makes me feel nifty bad. declai. can't
hardly bear to look an honest man in the
face any more. But We done oil we could,
and some poet says angels couldn't do more.
% lSefa the courage. Never mind, I,ll have
YER up with the rest Of tho Presi.
denfe Soon be seen in nearly evsry
hot ~ country. " onpopularity
will be forgot by all but ksadip' class
within few years. :. - ur will
look most "a Wellkd I've sac
that veil be ~ -h;s ue
how. "A"0 ""y
Msannd Willard q. nm Sal. p;r.~ -.
other lonk;n, fnr f,,,,,Ip. h S ..issl .ne
and N rsr f,;sna. ps;ah v" ssi TOT En-. me
- IN verseli W. fou,a Lee, ~" - pr i.Ia
- ~ ,rnst N ~. h.aa - .hs 80. D ",
M ~ ri nth ts.rs IL h;s sra" o n ,n H. wv
-. ~ =. .s..ks.,. ~, I hH .'
N mr. n ~ tho sal, ~. /, .ao ~.
r. ~. ~ n lt:.sI e" .ne
= IA re: ~ n '"'s' ,r ruu TUG
I ~ -. hiH !, NJ IN trv;n, 10 in, h,s M
nv subdned ANA TIA }oiio~;n, "a, ~ 49,. W.
hvm. oomm.nc;n, -" - ss4
aoh .h.n r,,,. r
Ava ~ Ia "n.sA Afe,
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"THE GREAr vIcroxY."--The Richmond
South describes the beauties OF the English
Kansas Bill ~ follows: "lt achieves Con-
gressional recognition Of the Leoompt on
sConsttution. 1t afhrms the principles for
l. ich the South has commended Throughout.
struggle. II admits Kansas into the
svAion ~ slave State, and thus consolidates
ne victory Of 1854. In practice as we'll as
principle, it is now established that no Fede.
raj prohibition will avail to restrict the ex-
pansion of pro-slavery power.'
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than on the othsr uV6e; your Govsrnmen.
cannot 90 on ruling the country against tho
wishes Of the mass Of the people, q the Uni.
ted States can"
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NE Dsmoved to cur New Banking HouS
w In street, between Third and Fourth,
maysOUVW GEO. C. ANDERSON 4 CO
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sy. Jno. W Scott, d. d., Pres't wash COL, Penn
sy. VIM. +. Airich, d. D., Prof. Math., do
Kob't Mill gan, A. NJ, Prot. Msth. Bethany Col.
lege, Va.
Rev. j. X. Moon. Principal Mosengalia Acad. Va
Hon. X. Il. Reed. Washington, Penn.
VIM. Mckennan. Esq.
a. >. Richie, Esq, est Middletown, Penn.
Jno: + Hornish. Esq., Keokuk, Iowa.
j. II. Craig, ESQ.,, -
Mes srs. Rankin, Miller 4 Enster, Keokuk. Iowa.
Keokuk, May 8. ,5S. dim
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DoTAToEi k4Axl $50, Tor sale by
Of ~ d .sg.,. :; !, " T. 4 -.
The Washington union., 1858-03-30
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION OF Of Vermont
ing for tho extension of patent Isl Of G
ls44 machines making barrels xc a.
om the expiration said a,on which place on
the Ist day OF July, 1855
ordered that the said petition bc Patent oee nm
Monday, the l4h Of June IL O'Clock person,
are notified TO appear ana show cause they have
titon ought q granted '7'
Persons opposing the extension required the Patent
Once their objections specially forth writing twenty
days before the day hearing all testimony filed
be used the said hearing in acxd
with the rules of the Office which furnished on ap
-
The testimony the will be closed Of Nav
deposons other relied testimony must be nd
in the office before the morning OF that srguep.
any within ten days thereafter. Y
Ordered this notice published Union Washing
c. Massachusetts, a week for three sur
JOS HOLT,
Mar 2I-3twsh Commissioner
The Washington union., 1858-03-30
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II ]
wAsnSGros, March ID. las

on TIE PETITION Goodyear OF New Ilayra g.
necteu praying the patent granted u him a.
18th Oi June, ls4i m Ia
Rubber, for the
takes place on tho 18th day of June 1853
Is ordered that the said be heard the One ma
Monday, the SLIT oi May IL O'Clock, per
notified 10 and show they have said ne
ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required hl Patent or
hce their objections, specially ior,h writing twenty
the day Of hearing All testimony either nam,
be the said hearing BIO In NJ
picalon
The testimony he will be closed l7th Of NAY
dcpoions and other relied testimony be n
In the ooo before the morning o thai day the asurneu
II any within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also that this be published tho WssL
ngton c. and Daily News New York week sue
cessVe weeks previous to the 3lst Of May next the
ing. HOLT
Commissioner u Patent.
sEto Of the above papers will please copy their
bis 10 the Patent ONCE with containing this notice
March l7-law3w
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DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1853.

Qoeens Regulations aud orders for the Army complete to
July 1857
Naval Cadets; by Capt Boyd, Royal navy London
arms; by Lieut. smons Bengal artillery london 1857
tosseln; dc Ia pondrc Metz.
On signahzine at Sea- pamphlet london. 1858.
Facts Mining MctaIurRy. vol london
1857.
warrior on Coal Mining. vol. london
lardwicks photographic Chemistry. london. 1881.
vegas ogarbms Tgonomctrcal surveying; Nichols
cycopnda OF the Physical Sciences Iiardcts Seamanship
NAN and Brown the engine; hdcocks Eng.
neers Pockebook Cor 1883 Wenes Enpineers' Contract.
ora Pocketbook for 1858.
Fob 2s FRANCK TAYLOR
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TUST RECEIVED, the following works Of j.

c Huntington:
Lady Alice. rs cents.
Alban. vols. 90.
The Forest 81 %.
The Pretty Plate tjuvenie) so cents.
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and somewhat surprising novel which should make great
we are perfectly satisfied. graceful hncy :
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''Talent of high order teoms every page"
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Athcrton has great purpose. - London Nec Monthly
The young lady characters in Aban just such gt
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The Forest the fines, pictures painted q an
door life in the wild regions Of this State speak with
memory all that Cooper aud Hoffman have IT. delnes
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of a new inspiration ~ u Literary World
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portions c tho descriptions Of huntas
o the grand scenery o the North Here the though
lakes and the myriad phases Of nature forest stream and
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The authors power Of description Is truly extraordinary
paintings exquisite the cooed Landscape
You that the has drunk in art from his eas
whasver may be the subject Il l. placed with vivid
ing beauty eq,aIed by American writer we know
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That Mr. Huntington has such faculty gs be go
viii read OF THE Forest The sports
OF Indian before the rea
with tue sharp outlines the humor and the breadth Of real w
Of the journey through tho Wilderness the moral m
growing like flowers out of the conmonc material h
charmngly described. - London Ah~nosm.
venture say that reader great or small who ph
t. book The Pretty Phte will lay IL down unfinished hp
story story told half dozen children in fire Ill psrpt
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respect the book quite remarkable We have not met WV"
which juvenile character was so Disseminated snd por'r
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