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$4,000 FEMALE SEMINARY.
t'HE tAifa EZRA oi this Institution win com.
= taenee on as9naag, Jan. 3Cth In the basement
o. ths Chatham square churrh corner If 7.aand
c0os asa easy a secsss. ~ @aS
I.s isnaaerf cured % instruct in their dger
eat dsIsftul .lats Of study ,afe tnt following;
Mia. =. r. WILLIAMS
Ms. u. n. CRAVEN
Miss Il. CsJpLLIN.
NJ. O. g. IsbELL, tescher Of Vocal Music.
"A prspeetns of the Institution has tees nubtis..a
ard car be obtained ON app0ati or IL III prssi,
ar Secretary Of the Bpara of Tfastees a. - ~,
Principal VIM. THOMPSON, prsnig. nt
Ill. kfaoxG, Secretary.
Jan. no, Sod
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II AY n BERNARD beg
In TO inform Planters ,
Nurscrymen and Dealers
in Trees, that they hare
still on hand, to offer for
spnng planting, a large
stock OF the following ma
med articles, Of superior
quality:
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10 DANIEL 4. FORTE TER;
NUU are hereby notified that there Ia now on file
l. in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, at keokuk, o petition Of
Samuel +. Voorhes, claiming of you the foreclosure
OF mor'rage Oh the following real tate, situate
in Lee countg. Iowa TO wit Fart of lets seven "a
and eight s) ia block one hundred an seveai y-one
ti7l), in the City Of heokuk, bounded a. follows
totwit; commencing at point on the westerly line
If said lot seven tT) nnety-eie bit tsSt feet from
Eenk Street, themes in nortLerly dir elton along
the ige Of said lot seven forty-two feet 10 the
alley; theme along the sputheriy line Of sa slcy
and in an easteriy direction ninety t90l fee' hence
IN asoutheriy direction parallel to twelfth street
iCriy-twoi4il feet; thence in westerly direction
parallel with Bank street ninety l9ul feet, to the
place If beginning sd claiming al-e, under s1id
mortgage, decree or judgment for sis hundred
and fifty dollars, with ten per cent. rer anrum in
tertst thereon from February 2ist, 1857 and pray
ing nlse for general relisl.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and snswer
said petition before the I'd day of next term
II said Court TO be at Eeokuk holicn. iudg-
ment will be rendered against you thereon.
THOMAS n. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Fab Ynlh feEn 1lp,
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NOTICE is hereby girn that by virtue of q
IN power contained in a certain Decd of trust ex-
ecuted to me on the 18th day If February, A.. ID.
1851, by NJ Ill. Runner ami Lizzie Runner, his wife,
~ the city ef ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa, said DEF
of trust being given TO secure 60 Peter lichar, Of
s,me place, the payment Of the snm If Eve thou
sand, nine hundred and bfty-scven 76 100 dollars,
49, 96776,) ON tho 18th day Of February, 1853, rs
stated In said deed Of trust--ani default In the
payment of said sum having been made--l, William
kuddcs, will IN the l4sh day Of February, 1860,
between The hours Of O'Clock a. HI. and O'Clock
7. M, of said day, at tbs door Of the Clerks flee
81 the District Court of Lie county, ut keokuk,
cell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, 10 wit: Lots No. ten (ID),
eleven III, and twelve (I2), in block hundred
and nine tl0p), situate in the city OF keokuE Lee
county, Iowa: and execute o deed Of the same to
The purchaser or purchasers at surh sale.
Janl4-dtd VIM. RUDDICK.
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v. n. AUSTIN. Q. u. ALsnas.
W.. n. AU1TIN 4 CO.,
Grocers ana Pwsauce Dealers,
NO. i1s MAIN-sT.,
KEOK ....-..I0WA.
sUGAR-CURED Sans.
ISRE5H SUGAR CURED HAMS always on hand
J. and Tor sale by w. II. AUSTIN = co.
Dee. Is, '6S-dAw
FKEA n OYsTERS
II w. II. AUSTIN b CO.,
dec13 lib MAin-st.
sUGARS.
A LII grades of N. O.,
"A Crushed,
for sale Low by WI. AUSTIN 4 co.,
PRIME RIO, 2. ,n..r.
WI. AUSTIN Z CO.'S sas
dec15ddw No. lis Main-st.
ID n. o. Refinery
in b1l'. bbl'. and tse' for 81; ,1sr y . ~
TEAsi TEAsII
ThpERIAL, Young Tyson,
Powchons and Ragiish Breakfast Teas,
, LARGE assortment for sale Low by
W. II. AUSTIN : CO.,
deels lis Main-st.
FLOUR FLOUR!
CHEAP
rITY MILLS "FOUR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills.
Gate City Mills,
and other brands of Flour, for SALE Wholesale and
Retail Enquire 1T the getty Mills, "oraa
w. II. AUSTIN co.'s,
Decla-dkw lis Main-st-
- LONDON PORTER,
and ALS0Pp's PALE ALE,
BY the Dbl. or dos, for sale BY $500
dec13dAw w. IL. AUSTIN h co.
SALT.--Nev York hns, in bsl.,, g; a. IN SKIS.
decl3d
500 bush. Hungarian Grass Seed, and
goo bush. Timothy Seed, for which the highest
market price in CASH will be paid by
W. ii. AUSTIN CO.,
1nBxs GERMAN SOAP. g. ii. Hill Co,'s for
~ sale by w. Ii. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
aecl3 ll8 Main at.
| WE are paying CASH for RAGS, Old Brass and
w and Copper, BUTTER, EGGS, and all other
Country Produce.
w. ii. AUSTIN h co.,
decl3dlw No. liSMain street.
1000 Bushels of wheat Wnnacd, for
which We will PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES, III de-
| Lvercd soon. WI. AUSTIN co.
dec 2aLw
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WIT Ii several years
w experience the Pro-
prsetor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
sHRUBBERY, aeciima-
fed, and found to succeed
in the West.
Many of these Trees
are of extra size, and
have produced 6ne spcci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themse Ives.
Orders FOR Annie. Pear.
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EOoksi nooKsI, HOOKs,u


EOoksi HOOksI1 HOOKS!fl
ElncHtiGr.
ar, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY.
- '-Tctt-sa. .as primo pics OF Readinx ana
Speaking, and designed for the development of
ooth body and mind, in accordance with the M
TIRE and destiny Of man, by Prof. Bronson, A. III.
NJ. ID. For sale by
III. w. WESTCOTT,
Declod 81 Main-st.
I0ur Years Aboard the Whale ship.
EMBRACING cruises la the Pacific, Atlantic. In
! a dan and Antarctic Oceans, in the years 1855
20, '51, 80 and 10, by w. IL. Whitear. For sale
by OGDEN, TROWNELL6 co.
oet17i
tsnE BOOK oI TIE CHAPTER, or Monifurial
Instructions In the degrees Of Mark Past, ard
Most Excellent Master, and the Goly Royal Arch.
By Albert q. Mac ny.
For sale by OGDEN, DRoWNELL Il co.
Il DAM HLuE, by seorge Elicit, for sale by
II 0dDLS BF0WAELL Co.
pl3 90 Main ST.
AlllHE sI0aEb.-~acytha stones III different
~ kinda,in quantities to suit.
liayio s. w. II. TUCKER.
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PREPARED ny

DIR. y. G. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
All our remedies are for salc by
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Keokuk.
J. III. REED h Co, Chicago.
Barnard h Co., st. Louis.
SURE, ECkS1EIN d Co., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in tho United States
myl0dGwly
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Original Notice,


tO NELSON SAGE: You are hereby notified
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk
petition and amended petition of Henry q. De-
Eeais ard Louise s 1s4s~ 49, sssfnsrs, who by
their Guardian, Martin Ststford, claiming OF yen
the reversion IN fee simple Of the following real
tat, situated in Lee county, Iowa, Via: the undi
yded seven-eighths Of Lot No. 10 in block No. 65,
In the city Of noukuk; said reversicn being ex-
pectant the cs ate Tor life Of Henry ID. DeLouis
therein saii petition also claiming that petition
era title to said reversion as against you be de-
termined and forever quoted. Now, therefore,
less you appear and answer to sad petition cp or
hefare the nd day OF the of said Court
Mt Keokuk TO be holden, judgment will be render
ed against you thereon.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Jan. 4, ls6o-4w Att'ys for Petitioners.
snIs~d states rsnrshaIs sale.
UNIIED TATES OF AMERICA, &C
IrsrHicr OF Iowa,
pY virtue of an Execution TO me directed issued
- by tho Clerk of the Di trct Court of the Uni
ted States for the Southern Division Of the District
| Of Iowa, and against Articr Walcott, defendant,
| anu in favor Ct Nathan Newsom, / have levied
nron, and will sell to he highest bidder, at the
door of the Clerks ofacc Of the District Court Of
the United States for the District of Iowa at keo-
kuk In said District on the 2sh day Of February,
a. u. 1860 between the hours of o'clock q. IN.
snd O'clock p. of said day, the following
| property, to-wit; Lot No. II in Block No. 13y
| Lots No. and in Block IL, AMI Lots and 3 in
Fayette Saeare, IN the City of Keokuk Lee coun.
| ~, Iowa. Taken and Levied upon as the property
/ Of Arther Walcoh 10 satisfy said Writ OF Execu-
1 tion.
| Keokuk, Jan. ~, 1850.
| L. SUMMERS. u. S. Marshal,
/ iar233td b. j. Y. ANTHONY, Deruty
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillory.
wrrrv = nj a, n n

Thrd-st.. bet. Main johnson, TX FOX UK.
- EsPECTFULLY informs the citisens OF kco-
N kuk and surrounding country tbst he has his
Distilery In full operation, and ID ready 10 furnish
oil who may favor him with call, with anything
In his line 1t prices ~ lev NJ DO met with In
any other market. Call and try, TX the goads d.
nokgive satisfArtion your money will b refunds6
Nov. ~, ,5o-A1y
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
zen THE RAPID e#RE or

FSH THE- RAPID CURE OF -----
Coughs, Colds, Infuenza, Hoarscness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide Is the field OF its usefulness and SO nu-
merous are the cases of it's cures, that almost
every section OF country atounds in persons pub
hciy known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs by its
use. When once tried, it's superiority over every
other medicine Of is kind IL too apparent to escape
observation, and where it's virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that incident 70 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every TRIAL, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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NJ Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire Insurance. Contract Policies issued
oFFiCE-0n Third-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
w. l.. WOOD. Agent.
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QUAKER CITY ms. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA
Capital and Surplus, Jan. i, l649,
t324.35f A.
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MILL GUN ~, and o1s daily CuFo,
w some Of the mott wretchsd cases Of Rheumar
tism, Paralysis, Piles, &C., that were ever known.
Try y, too, on the gums Of teething children, ON
iadyS gathered breast and sec now quisting ID
prtves. A II the bsst doctors use IL who have be-
come acquainted with II, and every hrst class drug
a3st aalla Ii
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ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BRO0KLYN,N N.
Cash Capital $50, 900.
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| GCOTCH ALE,
ID LONDON PORTER
and ALSOpp'S PALE ALE,
by the Dbl. or dos, for sale by
| decI3dAw w. III. AUSTIN CO.
| GAIT. --New York fne, in bbls., q. A. In SKIS.
| - for saIo by w. ii. AUSTIN co.
| decl3d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-20

The Worcester (Msss.) Transcript says
that when the jury liz, was revised tho pres
ent year il was entrusted TO three aldermen
who reported, amons other nsmes, those o.
Wm- u. jenkins and A. Clough. Both are
cclored barbers doing . good business
Mr.. jenkins owns houses on Prospect street
and Mr. Ciough is not for behind him in ma.
teria! wealth. jenkins was q slave who
ran away. came TO Worcester, and when be
earned the money paid for himself. Both
are very intelligent men. The report passed
and unanimously through the
Boord Of Aldermen and has now reached
The lower branch Of the city government.
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FEEs or OTFIcEEs BY a recent deci
sion Of the Supreme Court, District Prosecu
tors are not allowed any fees in crimina
cases. where their services are given. ~
remedy this matter as far as practicable, and
70 promote The ends Of justice, the Commits.
sicncrs Of this county yesterday allowed
James N. Swceiser. prosecutor for this coun-
~, 500 for his services in criminal cases.
Another decision Of the Supreme Court,
made at i,s present term, 10 TO the effect
that SHERIFF. are entitled 70 no fees In any
action for debt excep, in cases where collec-
tions are made BY the Sheriff himself. This
robs the Sheriff. Office Of a large share or lie
value, and compcls al who act in lha, cspac.
~ 10 do great deal Of work without re-.
ceiving any pay for it.--Indiana Journal.
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The Supreme Court has decided tha,
the Common Pleas Law passed BY The Leg
islaiure last winter. was legslIy and consti
tutionally enacted. A thorough investigs.
,ion Of the legislative record satisfied she
Court that the lsw y valid just ss Il stands.
This decision will relieve the embsrrsss.
ment which has been fell in making nomina-
tons for Judges and Posecuting Attorneys,
on account Of the uncertainty a. 10 its con-
ssitutionaliiy.
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z
For lhe Jaspcr Courier.


hockPoRT, June ~, 1860.
Mr.. EDIroR-SIR:-In yonr issue Of
the 9th inst, there appeared an anon
ymous contribution, the intention Of
! winch was to advance the claims Of
~. 6. BarkwelI, Esq, upon the con-
sidcration Of the people, as candi-
date for the office Of Common Pleas
Judge.
Il is not the intention Of the writer
OF this article to disparage Mr.. Bark
wells claims upon the people, nor to
attempt to depreciate his qualifica
tions for tho office. But the public
should know something Of the author
loi that communication and the sur
|rouLding circumstances. The author
il, ! am pretty certain, an iiinerant
lawyer who is now sojorr ing in our
town, and who ia, at present. occupy
ing Mr.. Barkwcll's office, and whose
acquaintance with the latter gentle
man is Of very short duration. Ii is
q little singular how lie could become
SO thoroughly posted in regard to the
past services of one Of our citizens.
and present standing and position os
others in 50 short time. Who,
would ask, informed him that the
claims Of Mr.. 3. were superior to
those Of any other man in the district
and who impaired to him the to us
astonishing) information that Mr.. b.
had grown grey in the service OF the
Democracy ] donot pretend to say
that such is, or is not, the case, but it
comes with very bad grace from a new
conner, who. if Mr.. Barkwcll was
nominated, could not vote for him.
Had the article been written by a
citizen Of Spencer, Or Of any county
in the district, this communication
would not have been thought Of, but
when strangers presume to dictate to
the voters Of this district who they
shall vote for, they should show their
authority for making statements tho
ruth Of which they know nothing
about. VALENTINE.
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Blood pills
and Blood Purifier.

THE blood i The li'e,' says Scripture; so
says Science also. Expel corruption from
the blood and no disease can sxis, ia The
system. Ny Blood Pills and Purifier per.
form their task efectualIy. They are pow
erful vegetable detergen,s, and cure sli
forms Of disease, which arise from impure
blood, simply because they remove the CON-
mon causes OF disease from the life-sustain-
ing fluid. Hence their apparently mirscu-
lous cures Of scrofula, erup,ions, tumors.
dyspepsia liver complaints. rheumatism,
swelling Of the joints. and al affections Of
the i-,ernal organs, which DO not proceed
from malformaiion.
IL See advertisement.
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Bell and Everett Meeting--L Letter from
Mr.. Fillmore.

NEw YoRK. Juue 8.
A meeting held az Cooper Institute last
night called for the purpose Of rstifying the
nomination Of Bell and Everett. drew iogeth.
er several thousand people. Speeches were
made BY Hon James Quarles and Hon. Cos
iavus A. Henry OF Tennessee. and Hon. Zc-
bulon B. Vance. During The meeting an
extract was read from letter from Hen
Millard Fillmore 10 The effect that he would
vote for Bell and Everett, even IL his should
be The only vote for them in this State.
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Japan-Ths Assassination Of the En-


The prince G,iliaro, who was At the he az
Of the present sspsDess government. wa.
sssssinsted on the 18th oi March. He was
going from his house 10 the Palace. with III.
train. when he WIS attacked by fourteen
Japanese. dressed as travellers. His retinue
had elk killed and several wounded. one
~ the asssssins, who was wounded and
could not escape, had his head cut or BY
he comrades and carried fl. 10 prevent their
being recognized. Two u the assassins
we're princes Of high rank. and had the priv
ilege gwen them Of cutting open their abdu
mems with sword. thereby preve nling their
property being con6scatej, aud saving heir
families from the Disgrace which would be
ensailed upon them had they been behesded.
Thirty people were beheaded on the IL 81.
April, having been interested ia the affair
Since the death Of the old Tycoon under
whose reign the treaty was made. there has
teen On entire change in the government,
me present dynasty being opposed 10 fer
s'gn intercourse. and throwing every obsta-
ee in the way 20 inserrupt trade and com.
merce 'ha. they possibly can DO. without,
violating the treaty. The opposition. Al The
head q which il Prince Me,o. Is reported a
strong % The present government. and anI
insorrection l. momentarily expected. Guard
houses with stands OF arms are numerous.
'0'h 10 towns and along The rcsJ 10 the
e''y ot Jeddo. All foreigners are requested
a0s to 60 out after dark snd are advised By
'he'r respective consuIs 70 60 armed Il ali
times. AA
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A GocD Osr. Pat was helping Mr. Blank
Of this place 10 ret safe ia his Office one
day. and not being ocqusinted with the ar.
,cIe, inquired what IL was forl
To prevent papers and other articles
which are placed in !, from being burnt in
cfse Of fire. replied M. b.
An sure. will nothing iver burn that's
put in that thingp
NO.
'Wcll then, yer homer. ye'd better Ls si.
ter getting into that when yc dier
~. Blank wiltei.
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Bury me in the morning. mother
On let me hsve The light
o. one bright day on my grave mother.
Ere you leave me alone with the night:
Alone 10 The night 81 the grave. mother
'Tis thought OF terrible fear
And you will be here alone, motaer.
And stars will be shining here.
80 bury me in the morning. moihsr.
And lei me have the light
of one hrgh, day on my grave. mother,
Ere ] an alone with the night.
You tell Of the Ssviors love. mother,
feel Il In my heart
But. Oh. from ihis beautiful world. mother.
It's hard for the young 10 psH;
Forever 10 part. when here. mother.
The scuI i faint 20 stay;
F,r the grave = deep and Jatt. mother,
And Heaven seems ~ away
Taen buy me In The morning. mother,
And Ie, me have The Ii-hs
q one bright dey on my grave, mother,
Ere ] an a'one with the night.
N'vsr uncl,sp my hand, mother,
TIL falls away With thine
Lei me hold The pledge Of Thy love. mother,
Til ! feel The love divins;
The love dvine-oh. look. mother,
Above Tie beams I zee
And there an angelic face. mother,
Il smiling DOWN on me.
~ bury me in the morning. mother,
When The suhbcsms a sod the sky
For. death is the gate Of life. mother.
And leads us 70 the Iigh, on high.
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Seceders' Convention.

RicHroKD, June IL.
The Convention assembled al noon. Gov
Lubbock Of Texas was called K the chair
and returned thsnks. He deemed HE selec
lion as q compliment 10 his State. He uus
ted that they had assembled for triumph o
principles and not lulder. and that II thei
principles are rejected. they will 90 beior.
the country ss the true Democratic party
with their principles embiszoned on theil
banner.
Payer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Burrough
The States were called. New York re-
fponded amid immense applause.
4 Iist Of delegates appointed BY the Trus-
tees Of the National Democratic Hall Of the
State Of New York was handed in. The
delegate who presented the credentials i
Thaddeus Z. Wau, who Is here as alter.
nate Of Gideon j.. Tucker. who is delayed by
serious illness. lie said that time did not
permit the calling Of State Convention, but
he was assured 5y The President that & teen
Of the sixteen members Of the Committee
approved Of the delegation. and desired that
they should represent the State in the Rich
mond Convention.
The presenta,ion created quite a stir, and
much surprise. /. is supposed to be move
10 favor Of Dickinson. The New York mem
bers Of the press DO no, understand the move.
nent.
All the seeding States are represented
but Delaware.
Mr.. Barry Of Mississippi moved the sp-
'oniment Of . committee OF one from each
STATE on pc manent organization, and at one
''clock the Convention adjourned ill ten
,'clock 70 morrow.
Mayor Wood sent word here that the dele
'a,es from New York represented nobody
nd the impression 10 that they will be repu-
lated by the Convention.
There will be little discussion ia public.
ssrything will be settled in Committee, and
N difIrsss<ss n oPision sceommodssed.
There i no doubt but that the Convention
sill close tomorrow. 10 await The action q,
be Baltimore Convention.
The delegates from Florida have arrived.
hey are instructed not 10 60 10 Baltimore.
here il considerable excitement this even
'g about the hotels. People are discuss II
. The probable dissolution OF The Uniou.--
everai Of The Virgins delegates 10 Bsl,i-
ore assert thar they will secede II the Rich
ond delegates are not admitted. The Al
'ama ds!ei .s-s say they 90 to Baltimore,
'pIng that .hcy will not be admitted. be
ewing that all the Eouthern States will
en join them.
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0JFred. Douglass, the negro who iled
from the United States IN terror. q. The pre-.
mature explosion Of the John Brown iIsur-
recton, 10 Virginia, has returned home 10
take an active part with HE political friends
In the Lincoln campaign. IN consequence
of Lincoin's nomination. Fred ID douglass pa
per will no, be discontinued. q. heretofore
announced
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OK DIT.--'Tis said that e'er his hsnncrto
the breeze was flung.
Out Of poor Bell heavy Toll was wrung.
And now 40 the Beli-wether OF the lot.
They'll fleece him well e'er sending him
10 not
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6-rMiss Jenks complained that The Tus-
key she cal on Thanksgiving day did not
Get WE'LL"
Jones suggested ttss probably X was
not a hen turkey Jones got : glass Of
water III bis face.