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Ashland, Iowa.

A. 4, We have comrnun ication from an esteem
ed friend siding near the above place, giving
US a flattering account of the present flourish
ing condition, and brilliant prospects OF the
same, which we should publish in full il we
had received it before our space this week " as
bespoken for other matter. WewiH, however
q con tense the principal items of the interesting
communication, which we trust will be sal is.
factory to our friend. ..fE
Ashland, it needs no assurance OF onr cores
pondent to inform us. has grown rapidly the
past year or two, and now contains a popula-
ton of little short of six hundred. 1t can boast
OF some Of the hest Merchants, Mechanics,
Physicians, and Lawyers, numbers of the most
intelligent and enterprising citizens, and any
quantity OF the loveliest women, handsome,
manageable women and rich widows, as our
friend desgnates them-to be found 10 any
Town of its size under the broad canopy OF
Heaven. II has ais o numerous bachelors, but
this class are not SO favorably spoken of as the
other classes are, on account, it would seem,
or their dis-union tendencies, and the small
Villages of Oskaloosa ,Eddyville and Ottumwa
are urgently called upon to furnish an in
, stalment Of marrying men. Owe have an
abundance of the article in Otturnwa which We
could recommend, but there are such attractions
nearer home, thatit is doubtful about their
going, though we shall mention the subject to
4 them ISL desc I}.g tpu Fa.ts l.Efs ~.;s +.
Seriously, and in sober sooth, Ashland is a
very fine town, has, 9 remarkably intelligent,
neral, prosperous. enterprising population, an'
around it farming interest which cannot be
beat in this or any other State. There is a
tlourishing University at Ashland, which is
largely attended by studants from the vicinity
aud region. The b. e. NJ. X. Railroad
: runs two miias north, and the X. d. NJ will
run through. TIE Des Moines RvAr is two
miles distant. .- IS
u We are happy to hear from our friends al
Ashland, ana shall be glad, from time to time,
! to give currencyt its claims upon public APP
probation, through our columns, if our friends
there will furnish us with the materials. &.
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HoNoR 70 WHOM &c.-A good detl Of
fanlt has been found with advertisers of patent
Medicines, on accouns,of moi paying their bill.
We can say for our friends, Bolles Smith g. Co.
that they must be excepted from this class,
Tor they moi only pay when dine but they paid
us the Other day.on an account not yet due
Wstake pleasure in mentioning fact, 50 cred-
iable 10 those gentlemen. IL - ss'ist7h'
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sHERlFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution TO me directed, from the
ID clerk 81 the District Court Of Wapcioa County,
Iowa, will on the 9th day ofJanuary, 1859, be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ and O'clock, p.
NJ said day at the front door Of the Court House
In the City Of Ottumwa Iowa, offer to the highest bid
der fol cash the following real estate TO wt Lot No.
twentynine (2 in Norris subdivision Of ten acres of
or North Range (3), west of the 9Th Meridian taken
upon execution as the property OF 4. b. Murphy and
Msrgaret Murphy ~ satisfy judgment In favor Of c.
G. Packard.
y 'si@ " A385iG(A4 sa5' wm.LEWIs Sheriff. q
"a 1000 T.. l.lrg ,qsy BY J. +. LEwIs. Deputy.
Dec Both 1885, = $50 - t'H'''
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Paper Depot.

We have made arrangements to supply news
print 10 the presses whose convenience may
be promoted by such an arrangement. IL any
Of our brethren hereabonts find themselves in
that category, they will please let Us know
what size, and about how much they wish. and
at what time they want some and We will be
ready for them. de-. .. L .....-
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| III From Che Nebraska City News.
ArrivaIfrOIm Fort BridSer-Suf-
ferings 0n Jhe Plafms-sSvauap-
ed i'm the snOyv-FrOzen limbs
Confirmation Of the news Of
cold discoveries ON the Platte,
Sc, sc. .r -,
On Thursday morning company Of seven
teen men in the employ of Messrs. Russell Ma
jors and Waddell, arrived in This City, direct
From Fort Bridger. They left Bridger on the
LIST ct Novsmber, and have met with great lsuf :
fering on the Plains. Two Of the men were
nearly frozen. their feet black as charcoal. and
on The whole most pitifui and so-rowful looking
| objects to look upon. The company were
more or less frozen. The snow about 100
miles out is very deep, and badly driftetl. o. &.
The company were obliged to leave their
wagons at Salt Creek, about 90 miles ives, Of
this place, where their mules gave out =
! swamped in the snow, ig7 rvI aggs7 RsU +,
They bring no special news farther than
bad roads, high prices OF provisions. and a
general confirmation Of the gold discoverie.
on the Platte. Flour ,s selling along the road
at nearly every station atfrom SIS to $50 per
sack Of 100 lbs,--coifee from 90 to Is cents per
Pound, and all other provisions at proportion
ate rates, and very scarce at Theses figures
On: int rrnant thinks that provisions must be
very scaIce at the mi,es. ass& sfsrat.-
| This company fell in with Mr.. Fuller, di-
rect FROM the mines, who had been working
some, there, aud had made from five to e,rh,
dollars per dav. He was to return to the
mines in the spring. They have no doubt of
he existence Of gold On the Platte and its
tributaries. rE as. .. .,ag.
The company brought with EN- for their
use on The way, quantity of fine Crys' allied
Soda, which forms on the lakes in the vicinity
of Fort Bridger. There are thousands of
acres of this Sofia to be found there 1; en-
crists the lakes to The thickness of from one
and half to two inches, aud forms mos,
excellcnt article for cooking purposes, being
clear and very pure. w II it not yet form all
important article Of commerce? We believe
il will.
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Persons afflicted with the Fever aud Agne
should not spare either time, troudle, or ex.
psnse. To procure Dr.. -Iostetter's Celebrate ed
Bi'ters, whose ben-fcent: effect upon the hui
man system has been clearly proved to those
who have be"n stricken in short space of
time by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are
wan and meagre, and whose nights are sleep
less and tretful, andwhose eyes are. dim and
sunken, with death staring them, in the face.
this compound must prove a blessing snatch.
ing them as it were from the very month OF
the grave. None eau know its true value an
I'll they have tested X. When all others have
failed, these Rittersl have restored the suffer
ers TO pristine health. Their, popularity in all
the Western and Southern parts should intro
duce them to all families. -
For sale by Druggists AMI il.isrs gene ally
severywh. re. Ga9 G EeHt siIpt 9oG1 iii .
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The Next Volume.

q. We have the satisfaction of announcing that
on Thursday, January 18th next, the Courier
will enter upon another vol me, on which oc-
casion il may be expected to appear in a New
and becoming dress, purchased expressly for
that purpose Of the Chicago Type Foundry.
a, II would su,t us better TO commence the
volume with the year, but unfortunately we
have lost week the past year, and must make
1t mp.
'@ In addition to the above. we will here say
TO our. friends that we have increased our
facilities to meet the wants Of The public in
our line by very large and valuable additions
to our Job Office, consisting Of numerous fonts
Of most beautiful type, plain and ornamenta''
besides elegant borders, appropriate Gus,
book and colored Inks, great variety OF SUI
perior quality of pupers, cards.of all sizes and
colors and card boards; in short, every tang
required to execute every variety of work IL
our line in the very best style of the art.
& TIE times are hard but we have sufficient
confidence in the future Of our young but v'gor'
Gus community, to venture further and heavy
investment m our business having every com
fidence that il we merit success, we may rea-
sonably expect to achieve it. .-......
The Courier is now in the eleventh year OF
q its existence. 1t was started in this place IN
1s4S where it has been published regularly
s SINCE, 1t has enjoyed daring this period and
still enjoys a large circulation throughout
Southern Iowa, as we'll as very considerable
circulation out of the State. What the Courier
has been In tie past, in''he particulars Of
permanency and faithful performance
of its obligations and undertakings to the pub
lie, it will be our pride and purpose to make 1t
in the future. We shall spare no expense to
keep up with thSamprovements and require
ments of the times. - a.
II is also with satisfaction that we can sag
that few papers so well sustained, have re-
ceived less support from official sources
The Court r has stood upon its own merits -
Afaithful advocate and vindlca tor Of the in
,erests of the loo atty with which it has always
been identified, il has probably to some extent
merited the support which it has received from
the public. ....... .....
In asking Of the citizene of Wapello County
an increase Of patronage commensurate with
decreased expenses incurred to merritt we woul'
say that it is our purpose to devote ourselves
indefatigably to our business; to improve tn
paper in every particular; to devote more space
to matter of general interest, so that it may b.
welcome and interesting to every person am
especially to the family circle. ri
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IndiananoliesI necl.mhe,.

! ',,'q Indianapolies, December %. 81
The Legislature this afternoon, by
concurrent resolution, elected Henry S.
Lane and William McCarty, United
States Senators, in place of Bright and
Fitch. The former is elected until
1868, and the latter until 1861. !. -
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( 1t isreported that Judge Springer, lately
elected Judge in the Burlington District, con-
empiates resigning, course which the Hawk
Eye thinks he ought not to take unless for
good causes, happening since the election.
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The cillsgs J,u.nsl If Medical S;isn;s.

4 Munthly Magazine Of tp pages, conducted. b, III.
faculty of The Hectic C"lrge of Mciicn", Is put,
iisheta Mt One d"sr Year, pay able in adyatet Tn.
volume Of the JOa.nal coIunenccs with the year. -
Comm unicaions for subsern1iou, or FIR specimen
aunl,ers. SHOULD be directed TO Dr. q. II. CLEAvE
LAND. Publisher, 1879 SEVENTH ST.. Cincinnati q. 57
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ATLANTIC CABLE.-There are various ,lste
rumors about the cable, one that II has been
paIsating slightly lately, and another ths. no
messags has ever been Communicated over IL
even the Qaeen's aud Presidents being forge
ries. lnaala. lniina LnuT CLIP ailErn .
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Correspondence Of the Hawk Eye:
The Board Of Educat ions.
Dies MorSEs, DEC. 2

LIES DtS. ~.
Governor Lowe, three days ago, so far re.
covered his health, as to resume Lis place il
the Executive Chamber, and take his seat III
the Board of Education and take part in their
deliberations. He hasfreely stated that the
decision of the Supreme Court virtually implied
an interregnum of power for fifteen months,
before the Board was constituted by election
aud organization, which he thinks did not exist.
yet he acqri, sees in The election a, the law Of
the land, and urges conformity to il aud the
Constitution in the acts Of this body.
The refusal of the Executive % call the extra
session Of the Assembly gives general satisfac !
ton here. .''@ I'd. .'-'7ss " '.''. 'e'.72..','
Two bills for common school acts have
been discussed at length; one by Mr.. Cooper,
similar to the law last winter, snd another b y
Judge Mason. of your city, more conformed to
the old district law. The principal points of
debate have been ON provisions for the term Of
school each year to be required. the question
Of the Bible in school aud the right OF aliens.
or widows..to vote IL. school district matters
The result, thus .fa-, has been to fall back on
the Constitutional provision, that any district
not maintaining their school three months for
two successive years shall lose their proper
ton OF the school fund; add:to restrict voter 8
to ''every male cilize.,." as does the Consti-
tuition. The Bible question was withdrawn
from the general bill, and.nade separate act
not yet reached. ~ 80 ..a4'
Mr.. Mason's bill embraces rate bills, after
the time required to Sc cure the public money.
But opposition is made 10 it by some. Yet i,
is retained in passing over the bill in Conmi ttee
of the Whole.
! Three acts have been passed and become
laws, on public ali ion III tie papers of this city
namely, an act for the authentic alton Of laws
by the signature OF the President and Secreta.
~, and for their taking effect on March 1st
unless otherwise provided (, in the. act; an.
another for legalzns the elections, acts aud
contracts under the law Of the last Assembly
and also an act for TIE purchase Of librarie.
out Of surplus funds, after the apportonmen
for school purposes, by distribution to the dis.
tricts by the county judge cording to the nun.
Der Of youths in the districts.
Every possible difficulty arises in this move
kind Of | gislative body.
1t is now the thlrd and last week Of The sc.
sion, and yetno system adopted. II.
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TuNHE annual meeting Of the wapello County Agri-
cuurs Il Society, for the election of officers add
other business viii be held at the Court House
Va on Monday, Jan. ID, at 1 o'clock, p. N.
L. d. MORSE, Sec'y.
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DIR. DuPoscos GOLDEN PERIODICAL
FOR FEMALES.

Are insailIble for
removing Stoppages or
irregularities ofths Men
1es.sff 4 -t !
The Rilhxre nothing
new, hut have been used
by the Doctor In his
practice for many years,
both in France aud In
America, with .unperal-,
'leled sUscess, 20 every
case; and he 10 urged BY
many thousand ladies
who have used them, to
mnke che .Pflls public,
Tor. the alienation of
tlrose sisafsfiRkS kom
any irreg,ilaritir. what,
ever, preventive b Ia.
dies whose health viii
not permit ofsn increase
Of fam NY. Z "a ss y a
Pregnant females, or.
those supposing them
selves so, are Autl0nebE
against using pills while
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Congress adopted resolution to adJourI
over the holidays as usual, and doubtless cid
Very little business has as yet been dispose
of except the impeachment cas-. Of Jlise
Na'rons, although good deal Of business ha
been commenced. N, Pa:liic Railroad bill
il is said, can pass this session. There ar,
several pending. OWNS for three route.
Curtis for the central Rorte,:wi:h Wilson,,
proposition teiiai,,g location between certain
!atitudes. Senator Seward h,s delivered
). atesinan-liH. speech Oh the Pac,ii4 Rii!ro at
Why is a mlif ike u fol? Det
cause it hollis = l..ly's hand witilou
Squeezing it. r,-. as.y. .-....- ...a. 1.,ss .
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In thstepuaitioa, ~ the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above admonltion, ii.
though their mildnssa
would prevent any In.
jury to health I; other.
wise these pills are re-.
commended. Directors
accompany log sSh bog,
Prizes WS - - y.
\. B.-Ask for DR.. d..
POT .o's Golden Pills
6es signature ON -svsry
hog. You then. obtain (
pin ron mSy dapsnA ap.
ioonussIags 81
! / M, kW fsgET1
4 L adlcs ~ enclosing
Zone dollar by mail q
!, either Of th e sssnts b
low, can have the Pill.
~ sent CONFIDENTIAL to
ANY part Of the counsry
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The number Of persons between til.
ages offs and 81 years, as reported b.
the County superintendent this yea
is 233,927. The number reported by
the School Fund Commissioners list
wear, was 209,4 OS. Increase from
Oct. 1857 to Oct. 1859, 30,5l9. Num-
Der Of sub districts district under the
old law reported this year,
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SPSelNss ysEDs.-A nev sp~slnt, sAAslr vii
- Put pp on trial week md fnot liked viii be
AnestsAiaG y &sy theWs caa'6e @ tTseslipsyAt my
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Horace Greedy is lecturing in the west, was
al Chicago recently.
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Prom the Eddyville Commercial.
North M Observation-Disclosures.

North. isSO uris.AkailrOad.
The leading object OF the meeting to be hello
at this place On the LIST Tuesday OF Jan. is to
consider our prospects for the location of the
N. NJ, r. X. to this place, and from here
northward BY way of Osk aloosa, through The
State, aud to adopt the proper measures
for securing that desirable object. stsF
twill of course be some time before thi.
road can reach the valley Of the Des Moines
aid present outlay Of capital for its con.
struction is not required; bit there are other
things to be done which ought to be done noav
The proper combination Of local intere st.
ought to be made at once, 80 that our Nilsson
ri friends may have some idea Of what the,
are 10 depend upon, ard so that ne may know
something of our own destiny. Tina: roal
Can certainly be secured to this place, O.ka
loose, and the rarge of towns lying north, il
thew only pntforth the proper +ifor. at Thu
time, while the way is clear, and the attention
of the public and capitalists has not been call
ed in any, other direction, 'af'.5a@ ""t
The reason,swhy this road can be secured
so asto leave the valley at this point III it.
journey to the far nc, th. are 8" ."a EG@
1. That the route lies on'the right ground
that is, in the right: place-it is ju.,I wher.
the road ought 10 Be placed to connect S.
Louis and 81. Paul. And s.''a 9ai
2. 1t would pass through the centres oil
trade for the interior Of the State. A. RICH
here in runge Of 25 miles, the road woul,
pass through three important piaces-Oska
loosa, Eddyvllle ard ANA or Ottumwa. =
North Of Oskaloosa it would be- about equal,
fortunate. II these places do not combine
TO with US aud secure the great southern
shcrough-fare, they do not deserve to have it
or to have anything else. ~ "ar7 Jassa'f
In regard TO the combination OF interest
southwark of us, we have but little TO saw a
present. II is our interest 'to:unite with OF
tumwa or Abba, and the towns to the South
SO as to present the combined influence u
great resion,to secure the desired object. :
We have always rec arded the Abba route. a
pressnti::g the greatest natural advantages
and have from:..time TO time presented on
reasons onthe subject but the enterprise an,
energy of the Ottumwa people may more tina
make up for any natural disadvantages in In
route to that place. IL such should BE- III
case, IT would be best for us 10 combine O..
Interests with theirs. We have designed 20
some time to call attention 10 this view OF IN
subject. rs @a"17 81 al, ri
The Board Of Directors If this road met .
st. Louis on the 15'h.s iOttumwa was repre-
sehteda at the meeting, and urged her claim.
Mr.. Norris OF the Courier was delegate. an
from ms paper Of Yesterday we copy the fol
lowing Resolutions and, statement relative t
the N. VI, X. r.. From these our reader
will learn the real condition Of things.
Here follows the Resolutions adopted b
the Board oil Directors Of. the N. Nj. r. 4
and portion OF our article Of last week.
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Increase, S44
The number Of Schools reported this
years. 2,lOO.
These figures show very encourag
ing increase Of the population of ou
State. 500 p ,sr
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New. Advertisements.

Formerly it was run for the Doctor" hut times
are much changed and nov IN Aiimehts OF aindSt
cry kind it Is the saying run for DR.. Da-
ker's Pain Panacea."
So efectual Is II in Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia,
Toothace Sweed face, stir joints, &C., that it has
received the appeation- Unirersal Pdndced SO
great fsvorite has it become with the people, 1t il
considered Indispensable as a FAMILY medicine. II
" Oh have this medicine with you there Is NO Of
calling in Doctor in cases of Burns and Scaltls, no
matter how severe, II is only necessary to make in.
slant application and blister - prevented and the
parts begin to heal immediately. Where this remedy
is applied pain cannot exist. - tfsf PAS is@i1t.
The propretors have hesitation in warranting II
to do all # is recommended to do, and u satisfaction
IL not given 20 back the agent and get the money
refunded. 80. rs .s;.f ta 49,
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COPPER SMITH,

COPPER SMITH,
Having fitted some Of tn. best Mills in the State
j. Prugh would call the attention Of those indebted
to him by Note or Account, that settlement must be
had, as We uecd what is our due J. PRUGH.
VOL b-No 5uni
The ECLECTIC COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE
..r. .. GiSEsTIA cs. a.. .+fs.. =
yHNHE SPRING SESSION OF 1859 will commence on
IL Wednesday,. the 9th Of February, ana continu~
sixteen weeks fa and thorough course Of Lecture
win be given, nceurving six hours daily with
good opportunities for attention to practical Aat,-
The arrangement or the Chairs win be follows -:
.'+ A' r. r. ~. .JDssS.SM. E.. ..
| 4i"a Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology. 4
O.. asr... y. E. JJssc;E:. NJ. as...r
- Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
: LOWE, -. y a
.,.fessor " Surgery. -''Att. -E#
1924. q. e.. .s.iss. H." p.
Professor III Materia M-dica and Therapeutics.
| ..-sss wv. SHEA ,y1aE; "a. Es..
Professor OF Medical p, acticr ami Pathology. 0"
5. x. ist!Css.NAt, -. ss.. s@
Emeritus Professor IF Cerebral Physiology AM. lrsti.
r. Hss4s7-s n& tutes2ot Medicine. ri glzezs .aH
.sF a- s0.lN kaNsI, 20. ls.. Il .
Professor VI obstetrics and Diseases OF woneu an.
| -.. Children.
The terms for the SESSION viii be the same as h.r.-
:oforr. viz Naturalization, $5,ut Tutio,, t.o,ia--
DEMONSTRATORS ticket, $500 Every student is r..
rrel engage M diss session before Graf
,ation.l Gra,uatipii, s25,ru. ,sa... ...' ..
The Lecture roei;;s are newly flushed, neat and
'olnfostac, and la central locality tin College
Tall, Walnut slrcct.) waer- students viii fud it COS
venient 10 call on their arrival. wv t& E5
Tickets for the Session he obtain the DEM
The facnFy. at his Office No. ~ Eight street or Of
Prof. G. H. cleavcland, Secretary o;t.s Ficaity No.
t39 Seventh street, near Elm. .s..5,...., slst,
Dee. %, iSJo-iy JOHN KING, ". D., De-
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OTTUMwAl SEMINARY.

Vie thirtiten win comwe me-, Mopaays Nov sth,
u ls5o The Instruction will be Systematic and
'Ho,oa9A aud every ssassnsbls GSrs winsbt made
TO render the insttntion worthy Of patronage Stu
dents viii be prepared ri College Pofeios, Bust.
ness, or eachnG. Suitiop wjhle; per terx Of ten
weeks, Elementary Branches, ts; Advanced branches
$40 Latin, 0retk, Freneh, DraWiKf Painting Water
goes.. Wsx'yruit, 8ad EePbyEiv sYeh, .Sa Or
sT.c. WSoswASb k.Bs PSnApsh. AssAsassacs and
Natural Sciences. st -.
. REv. J. u. McELaos, "A. n. .--3atiu ana creek.
REv, 3. H.W0RsTER.-Oil Painting
'-- ---- ~ Piano NssiSgs2 salt
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4 - : - - ~ IsllssIl3
b IL "A M :!
THE BEsr RKnEDY
1t has Affected Cure.

numerous asrs where the most skillfu ply scians
in this country and In Europe haze been employ cd
and exercised their skill In vain. Cases which they
pronounced iNcrRABLE aud surrendered 40 nOPAL Isl
BEYOND DorBT, leaving their patiS,,ti without Sin.
ge ray to enlivcn them In their gloom, uAvs ssAz
trR n
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

Dec. Both, 1855. q.