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sANFOED's uEATERS!!!

HAVE sizes Of these Heaters Furnaces for warm ng
with air and yenlsng Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings, Halls Churches, Stcres &C., with without Re
gsers They the powerful Heaters and greatest
knowR-One large heater warming rooms
using abou. quality coal that ordinary stove
would require.
have them put up and operation in several
Churches and Stores In the city and will guarantee they
Is represent them
Pamphlets giving full description and Of parties
have them in use, sent BY mail.
wv WILSON,
dec3-du& W.T. II Coll re Street.
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TExAs-The Legislature Of Texas has appointed
Joint committee to report upon the proprcty of call
ing popular convention to frame new constitu
tiou. The measure seems to be favored by large
portion of the press of the State.
From all quarters of Texas the accounts Of the
late cold weather represent it as severe without
precedent in that State. lee. snow and slect pre-
vailed where they ars rarely seen, while in the
counties further north the people had fine example
of polar cold.
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We had hoped to receive the Presidents message
in time for tas mornings paper, but we have been
disappointed. Wehave no doubt we viii receive it
to-day ard it viii appear in the UNION AND AMERICAN
tn-rnorroK ne 1rninR
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The Rev. JoHS G. Fee, notorious Abolition
preacher. who has figured pretty extensively in
Kentucky for several years past, has been driven
from Madison county in that State. lie publishes
letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer in relation to the
alleged reception of box Of Sharpes rifles at Lo-
gans Landing in Jessamine county addressed to
him. He denies any knowledge Of the affair.", and
says, if it is true the act was done by malicious
person to injure him in the popular estimation Fee
says he has always deprecated the use of arms
and adds:
'Tis pain TO mo that the people Of Kentucky may
give credence TO such absurdIes and be- led 10 shut
out the hope of reform through neral means. If
this IS shut out then fear sulien despair will bring
violence This hope to see averted.
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We copy from the National Igteigencer the fol
lowing brief abstract Of some remarks made by Gen
LANE. of Oregon. in the Senate a few days since:
Mr.. Lane Of Oregon, briefly stated that, while he
would not deny thai Mr.. Douglas and Mr. Pugh were
good Democrats, he differed from them in their
opinions on the Territorial question For himself he
held that the Territories were the common proper
" Of all the States whose citizens, by every princi-
pie Of equality and justice. consequently emit
tied TO enter the common domain with whatever
was recognized as property by the law of their re
spectiyc States; and that property, Of whatever
kind. when thus removed to the common domain
was equally entitled TO protection from the law-ma
king power. The Territorial Legislature could not
protect the STAKEHOLDER in the enjoyment OF his right
10 the labor OF his slave long the Territorial
condition lasted; and if this protection were not
furnished by the Territorial Legislature it would b.
the duty Of Congress to afford H.
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The celebrated Dr.. GACENTo AcHIId1 has been ar
rested in New Jersey for adultery and held to bail
DR.. AcLId asserts that the woman is his wife, and
that since their marriage she has gone under her
own name, in compliance with his desire. accord
ing to European custom, and because he did not
wish the marriage to become known among his
friends 1t will be recolleeted that he was formerly
Roman Catholic priest, but having been imprison-
ed by the Inquiston, became Protestant and after
his escape, preached in England. Being there ac-
cused by some of the Catholic dignItares of often
ces very similar to the for which he is now ar
raigned, he sued them for libel and, if we 3emem-
Der right recovered damages The developments
were, hawevep so revolving as to do him almost as
much injury as if he had been tried ard convicted
for vcl tting every commandment in tn, Ieealogue,
He soon after came to this country.
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The Richmond Enquirer, of the 23d contains an
appeal to the Democracy Of Virginia to rally at
The primary meetings and give Gov. WISE the united
vote Of the State in the Charleston Convention for
the Presidential nomination.
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COOK, BAILEY & co.
UNDER WEAR,

HyERY variety Of Underwear, extra heavy SIX Cashmere,
"a nerno Saxony, Amf can, Red Flannel Canton Flame
&C., &c Ieeel3f II MeGILE.
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The Baptists of kentucky have issued circular
TO their brethren throughout the Green river coun.
try, calling a convention to meet in the Baptist
Church at Bowling Green, on the first Thursday in
January, to consider the necessity and proprie.y of
establishing at Bowling Green a first class female
college.
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BIBLEs, PRAYEn HoOAs, &C.

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JAMES Low q co,

AIS Main Street. Louisville, Ky.
Importers a. JObbeFs of Dry Goods.
FTAVE JUST RECEIVER
IS cases new style Fancy mos celebrated brands;
10 do Gentlemcn's Long Shaws, assorteI
5 do Ladies' Fancy do do
) bales Russi' Crash;
10 American Brown a1d Blcached Crash;
1907 doz Linen Tapes, assorted widths;
IG cases Twillei Cotton Tapes black and white;
500 gross Metal Yes Buttons, assorted;
400 do Youth Fancy Vest Buttons, assorted;
400 do India Ruler Coat do do
400 do do DO Yes do do
4 cases style Fancy Delalne;
3 Caeio.i1 Furniture Oh ok;
1000 pieces Silk Velvet Ribbon, FIRM No ~ tn9l;
5000 do Cottcn do DO DO a to il.
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The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette says Mr. GIAsSBRENNER Sergean:-at-Arms Of
the House of Representatives, has already loaRed
to the members $4,000, and expresses his willing
ness to increase the amount to S20e 600.
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Christmas Presents.

NNTE receiving magnificent assortment Of fine
Wv Watches Silver Ware Plated Ware, and Fancy Coos
Also, choice Let Of Diam nd Amestys Carbunce Carmel
To- quose and Pearl Work. mounted in the artistic styles
suitable for the coming Holidays, which will sell at
lower prices than offered befores
Cali and examine them. W n. CALHOUN & CO.,
declt-tf l6 Public
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VA. LINN, Collector Of Customs at the port Of st
Louis and son Of the late Senator LINN died on the
18th Inst
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These Machine from two spoos purchased from the
store, recurring rewndng Of thread They Hem. Fell
Gather and Stitch in superior stye, finishing each b.
their operation without the hand neede
required by other Machines They will do better and cheaper
sewing than seamstres IL Ee works for cent
hour ard unQuesOnaby, the hest Machines in the market
for family sewing account Of the simplicity, euaby
Of management and adaptation to al varieties Of family sewing
eEecutng either heavy fine work With equal facility, and
without special adjustment
evidence Of the unqussone superiority Of their Machines
the GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to
respectfully refer to the following
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THE SPRINGFIELD MILLS,
A6out 10000 BusheIsof F1zat Oaethird Of sc5ieA Is
Prime article Of HAite, are offered for sale
FHNIS sale is rendered necessary by dissolution the part
nershp under which ae mill is owned and will there
fore be offered exceedingly favorable terms It the
FINEST FIGURING MILLS IN TENNESSEE!
located thriving sPrng6eI with population OF
2O and the Railroad from Nashville to Carksvilie, twenty
eight miles from the former place; and surrounded SPLEEN
did Wheat growing county.
The Mill is entirely New,
condition. and successful operation purchaser
take the wheat or not, at his option.
If not s3 privately the above property Will sold the
highest bidder the premises he I3th of January
next, the following One third in months
the remaining twohrd in equal nstatments
years the whole drawing interest from DAY OF sale and
payable in hank and endorsed.
SALE P0SITYTE AND WITHOUT RESERTE
farther information apply to- undersigned,
At Springfield, Tenn. J0 c. STARK
des 2O-ltd 3. A. WILLIAMS
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MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY.
IAN & TREA NOR.
No. o UniOa street,
Have for sac the following Mag s'aes for Jasulry-
HARPEPsS MAGAZINE
GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK.
LESLIE'S FAMGLEaM iGAZTNE
PETERSON'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE, ALI
YEAR ROUND.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, &C.. &C.,
Subscriptions received By HAGAS 4 TREANOR
dec24 perifsIfr-l &C..
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take pleasure in saying that the Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chimes havem than sustained my expectation ty
AMI returning Others have three OF them in operation
different Places and after four years trial have fault End
j. II. Hammond senator from South C1rOliR6.
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Ann BOXES No. !, received this day, and for saeby
ZtIU nov 10 a. HUGH McCREA & co
DROTHER JONATHAN FOR CHRIST
I mas and New Year, just receive by
0soI3 HAGAN Il TREAN0R.
% BBLs Pippins for sale by A. JENKINS,
- - n a.
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II affords much pleasure 10 say, that the
WE'LL and do not hesitate to possessing the
advantages you claim Tor Ny wife very pleased with
H. and We take pleasure in certifying to this eaect-R-
BrfaEley, AsiaFAfs, Tenn.
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happy give Ely Testimony in favor d Grover Bah
e Sewing Machines and Of The perfect satisfaction v In
every respect IL neatly, aid b. 10 reans .l6eated
and prefer all others have seenASs Byl a. ariSS 81
Rec 4. n Byyaa, AHaPAis, Tenn.
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It gives pleasure fns the Grover Sewing
chine wing 50 much SUBTRACTION have il IN constant and
ind all that could desired II the staple and durs
BE machine in ue, and heartily recommend III NJ EhiEs
Memphis. Tenn
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Extract Of letter from Thomas R. LaTiit American
gentleman resident in Sidney, New South Wales,
January IL, less:
had tent made in Melbourne, in 1853, there were
three thousand yards Of sewing
Bakers Machines and Of that has all the
seWed by sailors Sith a needle tEine
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improved
SEWING MACHINES.

TENHESE Machines having rspltltion cf their
not compelled to use the Of E. HOWE Jr., 70 SCI
shem. That Machines made Unir license from that
gentleman universal fact Among the returns made to him
B. Howe had sold
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For several months have ls Grover Bakers Sewing
chne and have TO the conclusion that every lady
sire her sewing done. would
fortunate in possessing Of these reliable ineaRabl
iron 1eeewOmen, whose combined qualities ofbeau strength
and simplicity, invaluabe.-J ". A0Tr S. dGugAtD- u
Gen. Geo. p. Norris EditOr Of tie Home Journal.
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Having had Of Grover Bakers Machines my family
for nearly year and half take pleasure in commencing 1t
reliable for the purpose for which il Is desgnedmi
ly sewing.Ars. Joshua Ledg, a5fs Of Rec. DR.. LedUi
Editor Of N Y LsdepeadeRt.
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A. EwTNG,
CAVE JOHNSON.
G. p. SMITH,
J. j. CLEMENTS,
WEST II. HUNPHREYs,
letter from Hon. san'I A. smith.

We find the following letter IN the Nashville Pa
triot Of yesterday, and an act of justice to its
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Lcisu.e Moments Of Mss r. H. Bstt, Of Tfgiaia ID
Gated Miss NARcIssA SAUSDERs, Of Nashville. Price 81
For sale by ldec29l JOHN YORK & CT
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Your Sewing Machine has teen my family past
two and the ladies request to give you their
mails its perfect adaptedness we'll labor saving qualities
in the performances Of family and household seEng-06er
Booy7udH, Neto IOrE
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think it by far the best patent IN This
adapted from the finest cambria to the heaviest cashmere Il
stronger faster, and beautifully than imagine
nine could not be replaced, could not buy its j.
q. BrotcH, EdshViLke, 7eRa.
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The Grover Baker Sewing Machines have given such salts
faction that eheerfay recommend them to all Who wish
good substantial Sewing II executes Wogk win
muc and speed and finely than other machine
have seen--AiTs r. B. Michel, AeEpA&s, lem
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W.T.. BERRY & CO.,
Public Square
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consider ny sesing Machine invaluable and would no
take Eve times is cost could not supply its place. With IL
can do all family sewing IN about onefourik the time
could with ny hands--G. J. Scott, SGsArils, 7eaa
eTS
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used aGrover Bakers Sewing two years.
and have found it adapted all kinds Of family sewing
Cambria Broadcoh. Garments have without
the q ing way stitch The Machine eaiy kept order
ami easily useaKrs A. B. WAiPFle, s0e Of Res. George
HAipplo, NeW York
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CRAOKERS.

TENo work in "a To5acco FastOry Fifty Negro Men and
Boys, from 10 te A. years ofage
1eeQQ " MEREDITH, HALEY A co.
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1t speedy, neat and durable In its easily
derstood and kept In earnestly this
chine to all acquaintnces and oberss n A. Forrest
MemIAis, Tenn.
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We find this Machine to work 10 satisfaction, and with
pleasure recommend it to the pub, believe the
aker be the best Sewing Machine in useDeary BroAr
AYisOHia, Tenn.
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w. T. BERRY & co. haze on hand q. IN. eozeessa
RICHLY ILLUSTRATES woRxs, II snosy5 K5yac, ana car
Ifnfiags RI. s'' --o'e' % "''' e''t
, 1859-12-09
LEwIs CAss. Secretary Of STATE.

Convention between the United States Of America and
the Repubhe Of Peru. Interpreting the Twelfth Ar
ucle Of the Treaty Of July 26, 1851 Signed at L.
ma, July 4, 1857. Ratified by President Of United
States, May Z 1858 Publications exchanged at
Washington, Oct Is, 1858. Proclaimed by the
President Of the United States, Oct. Il, 1858.
BY THE President OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS a convention between the United States
and the Republic Of Peru with regard to the intepre
ta9n to be given to article XIIth Of the treaty Of the
tweny-sxh July, eighteen hundred and ffty-one, was
zig ed at Lima on the fourth Of July, eighteen hun
dred and fifty seven, which convention Is, word for
word as follows:
Certain doubts having arisen with regard to the in
rpeiaion to be given TO article twelfth Of the treaty
o. the 26th Of Jny 1851 as to the goods other than
al ana the produce OF their fishery that the whale
ships Of the United States may land and sell or bar.
ter duty iree for the purpose Of obtaining provisions
and reittng concession which in articles eighty
one aud hundred and ten Of the General CONNER
eal Negotiations IS not 30 ex,ensiye and it being COZ
yenlent for The advantage Of the citizens of the Uni
ted States employed IN the whale fishery and Of the
citizens OF Peru, who furnish provisions TO FIX clearly
and deintively, the proper meaning Of the conces-
ons stipulated in the above mentioned article twelfth
II the treaty Of the 26th July ISL so that while
those reciprocal benefits are secured all aud every
controversy in the matter may be avoided:
The envoy extraordinary and minister pleuipcten.
, 1859-12-09

IL - IL y IL. S. IL. $.
And whereas The saie treaty has been duly ratified
on both parts and the respective rathcatons Of the
same were exchanged at Bangkok on the fifteenth
day Of June, eighteen hundred and 6fty-seven, by
CnAKLEs WILLIAM BRADLEY. Consul Of the United
states al Ningpo. IN China and the royal Siamesc
Commissioner the part Of their respective govern
meuts.
Now, therefore, be 1t known. that ], JAMES BU-
CHANAN, President Of the United States Of America
have caused the said treaty ~ be made public 10 the
end that The same and every clause and article there
u may be observed and fuilled with good faith BY
the United States and the citizens thereof
Ia witness whereof / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done At the city Of Washington this sixteenth
day Of August, in the year OF our Lord one
L. 81 thousand eight hundred and hity,eight, and
Of the Independence Of the United States Of
America the eightythird.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
LEvIs CAss Seersfary Of STATE.
, 1859-12-09

and Quit-claim Deeds for saIs st W
w ofnee.
, 1859-12-09

Treaty between the United States Of America and the
Empire Of japan, concluded at Simoda, June II,
1851 Ratified BY the President Of the United
States, June 80, 1853 Proclaimed by the President
Of the United States, June 80, 1855.
, 1859-12-09

Sec. 3. All goods or produce unenumerated in this
iar shall he free Of export duty, and shall only BE-
suject 10 one inland tax or transit duty not exceed
ing the nate now paid.
, 1859-12-09
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DRP.M. o'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and of the Hospital Of the Sisters of Mercy is in
charge Of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend,
DR.. OBRIEN is also prepared to receive private pa
tents. He latters himself with the hope that an
perence of I6 years TO the practice of his profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
MedicOCrurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of a Diploma to that effect will OBJ
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. 0'BRIEN, NJ. D.. Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n3l-u
, 1859-12-09
NEW STORE
AND
NEW FIRM.
AT
TUM WATER!

TOHN SCOTT & co. TAKE THIS METHOD OF
J informing their friends that they have opened the
store formerly occupied by E. II. WILSON at Tum
Water.
We are now opening one Of the largest and best
assorted stocks OF Goods that ever came to this cOun
try, and determined to sell them at profit
small enough TO defy competition.
We intend to change our style Of doing business
from the credit system to small profits and quick re-
turns. Therefore we must have the cash in hand.
Remember that Dry Goods. Clothing, Groceries,
Farming Implements, Fancy Goods and Hardware are
perfectly in our line.
Give Us call. Feb. 4, 1853. lln
, 1859-12-09

Now, therefore, be It knowpgthat ], JAMES BU-
CHANAN, President Of the United States OF America
have caused the said additional article 10 be made
public, to the end that the Aame and every clause
thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good faith
by the United States and the cihzcns thereof
In witness whereof have hetennt0 set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United Sates 70 be Affixed
Done at the City Of Washington this l4th day
Of February, in the year Of our Lord one
Il. ST. thousand eight hundred and ffty.nne and Of
the Independence Of the United States the
eighty-third.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President;
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State
, 1859-12-09

Is.iy betueen he United States Of America and The
kingdom Of siam. Couelnded a. Raugkok, Nay
isth, 1855. Ratided March 18Th, 1851 Ratihoa-
tlula exchangcd q Rangkok June l5th. 1881. Pro
claimed ~ the President Of The uuited States Az
gua leth, lass.
, 1859-12-09
Sd FORWARDING, q
Storage & Commission

HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
L send, Washington Territory, large and commo
dious warehouse, well adapted to the storage Of grain
merchandise freight ETC.. intended for transportation
up or dOTn the coast, awaiting the necessary means
Of conveyance would inform the shippers and traders
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being extensively engaged in the business of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners OF or agents
for most of the coastng vessels Of the Sound they
further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock, and grain may be entrusted to
them to any point on the Sound or Straits, Vancou-
yer's Island, elsewhere may be desired, at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms
Patronage respectfully solicited. For further infor-
nation address the undersigned.
Z. S. FOWLER & co.
Port Townsend, Aug. IA, 1857. no.39-u.
, 1859-12-09

LEWIS CAss. Secretary Of STATE.
, 1859-12-09

Section H. The aforementioned articles, being
subject to the inland or transit duties herein named
aud which shall not be increased, shall be exempt
from export duty:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
ST. CHARLES
BILLIARD And BOWLING SALOON,

Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
ALLEN FEW, 19 PROPRIETOR.
4 FINE Bowling Alley has just been added
N to this Saloon, which together with pair
of excellent Billiard Tables, offers every oppor-
tunity for the lovers of these games to enjoy
pleasantly leisure hour.
1t will be the endeavor of the Propri, tors to
maintain the best order about their premises
Their rules are rigid and will be strictly enfor-
ccd
The Bar will be supplied with the choicest
Liquors Segars, dc.
Their establishment is not surpassed by any
in this section of country, and they intend to
conduct it in such manner ms to meet the appro-
baton of their patrons and the public.
lsepl0-ly) ALLEN FEW.