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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF POrrA.
wAfrAMtE COUNTY IOWA.
Defendant

yy,UE SAID DEFENDANTS AND EACH OF THBH
are hereby notified that there l. now on die In the
ecsuf the Clerk the District Court VI said Pot.a
wattamie County Iowa petition OF the staeof IOWA.
Inc above named Painful, claiming Of The Defendants
p,rcas Ctockweii, J. d n orockwei Frances
, brown for the use and beneat OF the pcrmaneut
school Fund of State OF Iowa in the said County o.
p,t,awa,tanse the sum One Hundred and Thrty-nias
Dollars as due upon promissors note and asoehiming
against all of defendants the foreclosure OF mogaxe
excu ed by tho said DO IrockwHl upon lot 20 IN
The civ OF Council Riuifs in Prttawattante C,any
low ,rccsr,,ing to the survey made by Frank street
Comfy Judge To secure the payment cf saia ptenssy
nn,n and tiat unless they appeal thessss an defend
before noon the "a day of the next term o. Ps'ret
Court to be begun holden in said county on the list
Non,iay In F,Suary L. u. 1861 dcfann VIII he en-
tered against them and Judgment rendered thereon.
la W. ROSS aud
FRANK STeEEF =
Nov. eIssi .o.s ssssys-a Fg A.rys for, PH.Gs.
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T AMPS AND COAL OIL.
Our ane stock Of Lamps are received and We now
oer great Inducements in this line Thiss tbe cheap
est light IN use. Best quality Coal OIL cid at 81
per gallon BY R.GEESAMAN b Co
NJ ~
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PARk1--0n Monday morning, January 7, DuscN
MACARTHUR PARKK4, in the 10th year OF his age
The latves and friends Of the family requ steo
10 attend the funera without further notice We nos
father Rev Joel Parker DD No IO6 Lexington ave ne
PouIs1Es.- 0n Saturday, january B, WILLIAM ;. PJuL
sTFT, aged 70 years
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his parents re-
sdence, Franklin avenue, Morrsnia this (Iuesda) az
tcInoon at two O'Clock.
scarlet fever RosB THOMSON, daughter Of Henry =.
spauioing, aged years and months.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF her
parents on Wednesday morning AT quarter before nine
ococs precisely. Her remains will be taken TO Green
wood cemetery from Chambers street depot at eleven
sSo1T-on Friday, January 4, Of eryspeaa Capt. VIM
H. SCOTT, naive OF the town Of Hudson, n. r., ana
son-ihlaw OF the late James G. Smith.
MAY he rest in peace.
The remains We're Inferred in the Staten Island Gene
TurJrS.-on Sunday January 6 after a short Illness
MAGnAitNA CESSNA HELENA wife of Henry Tieten, aged 10
years.
The relatives ard friends OF tho family and those of
her brother Dir. j. H. Cordes, respectfully invited to
attend The funeral, this ruesday) afternoon at one
O'Clock from her late residence of Tbreth
and Sixth avenue.
TrI,xYf--FNsursE the eldest daughter Of William ard
Amelia Turner, aged 10 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from ST Stephens church.
Of Chryste and Broome streets this Tuesday) a
teInoon at one O'Clock, without further invitation.
Van MsT.--On Monday morning, January 7, OF milan
nation OF the lungs, GEORGE HUNTER youngest son Of
pavd and Mary Van Alst aged months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, Bedford avenue, near Wilson street Brooklyn,
d., on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WARn--Suddeply, in Brooklyn, on Monday January T.
BRYAN WARD, in the I'D year Of his age.
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
WrrTrRilI.--on Monday, January 7, ALERT H. only
child Of Cbas H. and Mary witherell aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents No 81 Henry street, on "Wednesday morning at
eleven O'Clock.
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Married.

AHrHN-NsGIF.-0n Saturday, January s. at the resi-
denc OF tie bride this city, by the Rev George Nc
Closkey Dr. RoRr AHgaS TO KATE, daughter of the late
Garrett Maggie, sq of Bally mscphip in the county Of
Cork, Ireland.
January ., by the Rev Ralph Hoyt Mr.. GEORGE ALIEN
10 Mrs HANNAH RICHARDS CEGu.
IUrRE-SnIs.-on Monday, January 7, by the Rev DR..
d. C. Cutler, EMIL Il. DuPRE 10 CHARLOTTE MnIS.
HIrRS-lRyNG.-on Thursday, January 8, at Staten
Island, by lie Rev Gordon Winslow, d. d. Mr.. PuiIp G.
iip1sN 10 Miss CAROLINE IRVING.
HorpEN-0RMsBy-At oxford, Conn, on Sunday De-
cember So at the residence of the brides father EDw
L. HOLDEN, of Seymour, Conn. TO FDElIA f. ORssBY,
the above place.
TrcaT-UxpERHmI Thurday evening, January
3, by the Rev. Mr.. Jemmson, Of the Dutch Reformed
church. in Ftioth street, GEoRGE II. TUCKER to Miss
iUIIs AvGrSr, UNnfRfI youngest daughter of Captain
NJ. H. Uudel Lil al this city
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scsr w Brown. Horton, Wilmington. NC IL days. Haa
very heavy weather the whole passage
Schr IA Allen, Rabcock wiiminstor MI a dan. a..
10 days OF hatteres, with heavy NE gaes aa de sH
Schr West Wind, Burnett Alexandria 4aavs
schr Mott Becel. Ryder, Alexandria, s day.
Sehr w LeTett Gibson, Virginia days
Schr Emma. Corson Virginia days.
Schr Alexander Cooper, Bearse Virginia Sdsyx
Schr Richard Wood Cranmer Virginia days
Schr franklin Nelson, Virginia, days.
ssSr Julia pecss Chambers nen rna e;y DAVIS
SchI Elmra Cornelius. l., man, Virginia, days.
Schr wsshngo Merrill, Virginia, days.
Sehr Sophronia, Van Name, Nirginln, 5 days.
Scbr Racer - Virginia. days.
schr W Oil Mathews Virginia, 5days.
S6hF SuwassCit. Soper, Va gipiB, 3 days
Schr Hopkins, Hopkins Virginia. days.
Schr g II Van Name Van Name Virginia. 2 days.
Schr Watson Baker, Ross, Virginia 3days.
Schr Henry Cole Hazelton, Virginia for Farhavea-
schr Burden, Ferris, Baltimore. ~ days
sclr Nathaniel Iank, Fleming, fTedericAa, Del daya
Schr orrn Cow, smith Elizabethpor. for Boston.
schr q l. Lowering. Jones Ezabelhport for Taunton.
Schr Mary Pierce Dunton Boston, 4 DAYS
Schr Norma (wrecke) Weeks Frcnc, sn6B
Hamecon, ashore Of Barnrga Capt reports thai teY
could not save anything, owing TO heavy running a
that she will prove q total loss.
Sloop Brandy Akin, Elxabethport Five Mile Rve
Steamer Boston, Croker PHILADELPHIA
BELOW.
Bark East from Boston
Brig Franklin tBr, of Maitland. NS).
Also brig, unknown
SAILED
Ship Ellen Stewart Liverpool
Wind during the day sw, light.
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su*rx COUNTY Glass SIX, Jan. z, 1851.
q "a Il. ~, 90, n, "A, 81, A. IL, H. AZ, 81, 5O
CossoIpAryp LOTTERY, Glass \, Jan. lisa
a. a., a. II, rs, 40, z, 36, 2, "a, 10, C5.
CiYu-nlsrs scot free OF charge BY addressing
X. FRANCE a CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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We Challenge the World

no prudnce a OF consumption, dyspepss Hver COM
plant debility general bad health which win MOT be bene-
'' pR j. ~ so WEI D5ps IMPERIAL WINE BrrrRRs
Sold b. AL dyuegsla Depot rs WILLIAM street. New YORK
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peesThe best ia the world. Wholesale and retail ana the
Dye private applied, al No 6Astor House.
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Rsrry's Trfcopherous is the Best and
cheapest article dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the HaiT. Ladies, Try It, sold BY
AL druggists.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot

,eries.-wooD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
psLAwARx, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
DrLAwARx-BxrRA CLASS 81 Jan. 2, 1851
"a, 50, "a, 67, rs, rs, 10, Is, Al, IL IA, 16,s
DE1AwARE--CIAss g. Jan. z, 1861.
81. ca, 40, "A, "a, 16, 2s, I, 80, II, 81, 40, 3.
Circulars sent FREE Of charge BY addressing either
Or 10 WOOD, EDDY CO., Sc Louis, Missouri
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Qussuxy ar Inf In IN atory sore Throat IL
Quickly irsd by lubrica,g the parts with hoLLOwAys
O1nkn after due fermentation with warm water
The sorcness Immediately relieved. Inhammiou sduccd,
and all putrid tendency prevented.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dyc-Reiiable, Harm
los and instantaneous black brown Factory ~ barclay
street sold and applied at BATCHELoRs Wig Factory, 10
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Hills Hair Dye, so cts, No. Barclay
street Arctic Ointment Bos Burns, Piles Chiibains
&C.
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Moldavia Crerm, for Preserving and
beautfying the Hair. sold only al W. A. BATCHELoR's
newly invented Wig faeioryta6 Bond street
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Parents keep i'm your CupboH rds Burd
SAILS Arrca Linnen Ii Burns Scads Sorethroat
and internal Pains and Aches.
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sshr = Potter, Potter sabine Pass- Oakley 4 Heating
schr Davis, Robinson, wilmington-Mccready, Mott
sioop Rhode Island, Remington, Brstol-I Kenny.
ARRIVED.
sy e. Ts I
ssnS ss ssmAp asnss for IN
s,sar hip chesapeaie, croweI Baltimore with mdse and
snip 81 Robert Peel IsTssss, Llysrp2Cl g dsy;, with
heavy weather. stove buwsrk-, 4c IS PM lat % 81
es % s.f Dee n % 's S Ina
ruin f Sss T. and SF ss.
enrs from lon "a 20 70 port had nsy gcs a.
nps Nov VIZ 81 a. s Deya
@ Of 81 OF ..Is ss Dee
Mathew, from s. Martins for New York
ballast hast D !" eager az ne" Kemp y Gays IN
sns johanna BTcnss dlanl B.uman, Newcastle, 50 days,
Brig Bsltlmorr Potter Por Prince Dec - with csaee
ismos spoke sshI Sss:.. rom Msssqsns Cor Boston;
s @ & e Ps A. pes
S snS sas S0 n Bean 4 ssy q
hip APS % q N 81 sn,s%
days. ssa. % Rogers Rich inst "a Re nsSands
over FSS$ ps . . S $f':
s ssysex ,. g,n H.% n p = "a
spoke mp Psgn "s 60 for y New o,ssns
Bs iaa SssSss S New orls.n. JENKINS; New orl;sn.,
10 days OF Hatieras, with heavy NV and NNE gales
schr Eureka eof Portland erosion Masgn ~ days ana
- days from Gibraltar with ftit, to Peters Dec
atL9 lon 81 ~ spoke ship Timor Of Boston from csia0
! FOR Valencia. - -.
scir iam Lancaster OBJ Of 3, Andrew. Hesssr rr
nsaSon Tspssn.d heavy sfs, Gales
ss.p Sown y,S nerOss d p, s Si sccp
about Che deck % ssis A. and was k and O receyes
other dsmage. -. p..h.... we. a,
a.xs in nuts and hide Il Wave 20; vessel W II
R.sct 4 90 Been Is days of Bermuda, with strong w
sch linn mr. Of 81 Andrews NB) Wilson Rio Rueno ia
Dec ia vt Inssna ssb, with pmeato and ossood 70 Henry
| De Cotdota Co .u.,-,-- 49,. :.
nj with TO Br.t Son Co Brig 81 Mary aud sehr
IIsnover toth for New Work. snied the DAY prcyoux
Schr Hetkavay IRr vi ksrnuds Permission, Bermuda, ~
day. vim Hempion Roads days With salt 10 Msidon
co Experienced Navy NV and gales the entire passage;
bulwsrks Dsc IS lat &c 6s Ion n a. spoke bak wnist
| ling Wind. hence Fr Aspnwan, days ont
Nthr wuprssc Br), Rcrnke Hsfsx. via Boston 10 81
4 with totstocr, n. n Il Donovan.
schr Presto Mos 50 Mars 0s, ve Hsmpion Roads Il
days. tesp II Nays a Hatserss, VIII erssy Mi and
hEW gNeA
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steinway ~ Sons Overstrung Grand
ana s1are Pianos are now considered the best manufsc
ured are warranted for years. waerooms 50 and o.
Walker street
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sHIPPIN NEW IS.
Port OF New York, January q, 1861.

CLEARED.
ship Quickstcp, Wade, London-Dunham A Dimon.
Ship dtseonthe, Allen, London-Ncsmith sons
Bark Hyperion, Gibson, Barbsdos-T Dwight.
Bark Virginia, Hill Baibados--Smith, Jones Go.
Bark Jex, Guide HavaDa-Trujllo Russell.
bark Fannie Herrck, Cardenas-smith, Jones Co.
Brig Energy, Bagley San Francsco-Tappan Starbuck
Brig windward. CHM, Antigua--R Buck Co.
scr President (Br,, Sickery yarmouth-Bayd Hncken.
schr J Potter, Potter, Sabine Psss-Oakley Heating
Schr Glover Remscn, Savannab-W Sherwood A Go.
schr Davis Robinson, Wilmington-McCready Mott
Co
Scbr Geo Darby, Rogers, Morehead City-D g Murray.
Hhnde Island ReIninRfnn. ErtsiO-L Kenny.
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RpsT3S ssn 5s =, S,,t es Ysa Anne Tu,as
s SseS es % S SsS = Fds
ssac Newton banks Crusoe, Growers brss Knas bonds
9Th AT shIp sesrso aoyes Calcutta sch. Mar, m.usn.
gs,s Gs s'Sn, SI isl IT, ne noa.
wind an brig re-
Apaaehcola Kremlin Manila YckeE Ms.ra in ma'
SSLTIsoRE Jan na a n sSip west Wind n,,,., ca,
S sssas 'is S
Liverpool; 6denbuIs toldes Wege, Bremnn and s
SP y.ss Gem, s sa MON y ia' %ass.
p.I. ID Sf S.,s: E:;.ss s
R:sSso brig "a SPfs S sSs s ss.s g
:s.T1ss sI s 1s: .saa VI ~ ~s
Srssns 9 ss oss. sa,, a sss. %
Brig son,s Fqsss ssssansS; ssSr N Tls. sisas VIZ
mi RSSfs HOLE rsI. sa % Wary w.~
ass Siss zsSuo"' and sya's'' ssars mary rier.
ss s 81 s: ss'i T:s, sss ~, 's:.
shs a ssSs s5S s
fss R@ s sss sS,'ss HSSss NJ
ss$s SsS. xa ~ .s S.' e ysn., xsnmep
sas S s''s ss si sss s9s T,%.s
Niekerson NSork. - 'H'"0' Ae~""""~''
bark Lenox Cole, Aspinv al. '' N - A'"'"'"'
Sl~-Ar schr Joseph Grand all Mersshiu Csrdenas ca
shy A2nmsmnon usfh herr az Corlolanns Kjnnear Allan
brks Julia Cobb, staples Af,sierdana wsshna.on STrs
platz iAmuNlE ehs Dew Drop, Rhodes tranar Me.
Oar dner, NNork. - = A""es
Jan AR steamship nave-tou. Hutcaanes Havana We
Nc. West ships Ow,gs stevens Glasgow: LION Coop~r
bo7on bark Skpp fe~ig tSwsg tio Janet.
~, oss ssIJs.s E,sgy Roosnpa Abdei ksier Ee
1dArr steamship habana Nctunns Havana ships Cor
quest sears IseTno sil.s grvnmsn webber New Yovx.
pa, Gen Taylor hroNn Rson John (ipln DpaSu.
bassion, ja Knight Giney, asvnua Beanw ssp az.
yena eas from Nlork Cid shp- Psao. (srrsrh.
snd Martin Luther NichaA LIVERPOOL; Neprn sems s,h,
Lindsey Boston, bvir Ioeeth gshes phisieFa. ssArs
Arsmints Perry, RIO GsanJa Mos suaosA, slu.b
1 Pass
Io.ed g sea Dec salps Ce,-ept C,ts rarar - "a
Mississippi Ariel yoha IA Jarvis FRNn ls Ne% b. - duo
kmban, CssSda xth anirs fsrvrs' .ais~a 'eisf bNh
Naitotina, g9th, soipe alsAy sud Gestt rcl
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right To resume the powers granted under the
whenever the shah be perverted TO her injury or
oppression"
would then advise the call of State convention Inn
mediaely and by that body Of the sovereignty Of the
state declare that certain essential and vital powers
granted under the constitution having been perverted TO
the injury and oppression Of herself and other States and
their citizens she does resume the powers so granted
would especially advise that she the cesscns
OF all pieces for forts arscnals dock yards light houses,
&c, and take immediate possession Of them making
livery OF possession and II that u not done then TO take
them f necessary BY force No injustice could be com
planned Of in this when we remember that Virginia can
never obtain recession Ohio, Indiana, lnos-a the
whole Northwestern Territory
would advice, in tho meantime, that the Legislature
make instantly every preparation for defensive war,
under the third clause OF the tenth section OF the FIRST ar
tcle Of the constitution, permitting state to keep
in war when actually invaded, when in such imminent
danger will not admit Of delay. Now, the 9th OF
actually and danger Of further aggression Is immi-
nent
In this attitude OF resumed powers and or prepare
selves Of tho Union but would suspend all relations
with offending States until they accedo TO such Ultima
tum az our convention may submit.
To all this has been objected that our citizens may
be tried for treason. The ~, that they would
have precisely the same plea on trial that citizens would
have In OF sccossonthe plea that they had obcycd
the orders Of the sovereign state TO which they owe al
legance If the sovereign State may cover them with
her agis IN the one case, she may IN the other Black
republicans will claim be it remembered that the States
are not sovereign 70 their citizens in any and
the result ia either case would be the same revolution
and
The only difference would be that in tho way Of resist
ance proposed by me, we would not ock the pious at
tacbmcut of people 70 Union and flag and
would unite them heartily In defence q their dearest in
tcrests and honor would stu be IN covenant and
operation with such 6 our Northern friends still
faithful confederates and would be warke wsn 10
resist and prevent operations TO coerce our southern
ester states he power " for enemies 10 reccde
and nucleus with the blessing OF God, with good cou
rage good conduct TO draw back TO US me seconR
states after hcnorabiy saving our constitution our
Union our country, all This beseve, can thus bc
done Ii we act AZ with Arm purpose, manly cou
rage and prompt, unbesustug decision am ready 70
stake my al on the trial
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INUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
~ Office No. 4g3 Broadway.
During the crisis and scarcity of money!
PRODUCE, MERCHANDISE, &C., will be received In pa,
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be more overt2 I repeat that they have already &C.
compshed that act in part, in fact and deed Gould
1hey insult US moreg Are we to wait iU them 70 pc
come still stronger for ourselves to become still weaker
for them 70 hate MORE for submiesionRts TO null
tply among by naction or inability to defend our
But we are told the election constitutional in form
and that the nero election OF man Is no cause in itself
for secession or revolution OF dissolution, rs grant ~
the contrary but too true that the election, alas was
20 fair In form, full so overwhelming and crushing In
the section where succeeded 70 show that our North
ern confcderates verify and truly black republican,
that they what the election proves them be,
fore sbout the powers Of and we arc forced
20 ask they have done these things in the green tree,
without the flush q victory without the national power
their hands, We are told that this s apprehension,
not fact deny IL; Il Is fact. They have done enough
already TO hosties thrice over between any indie
But we are told that Mr. Lincoln will be "conscrva
live" We have nothing TO do with Mr. Lincoln Has "
oome 10 this that our safety existence 70 de-
pead upon whether he will be conservative or nor Sucn
dependence IN itself slavery. What do men mean by
0conservativev when they apply 70 candidate OF the
CHICAGO pIatform-to candidate Of Horace Greeley, ad
yocatcd by the Garrisons, and Phipses ana
and John Brown J, Of the North CONSERVATIVE snoula
mean what conserves the public goodwhat saves not
destroys nations peace and prospcrity-whst VII pro
tect defend the constitution and preserve the Union
with all rights under and in both Does any submission
rt really suppose that the President Of black
republication win conserve the constitution, or r
save the Union or se,pees the VIII sn rs ex 2.
cute Me Fugitive Slave law win he yield equality in
the Terrori' win he suppress underground railroads.
will he enable me You 10 hold slave safely undG
auadrupe tier OF laws from the mouth Of Sandy TO the UP
end OF Penn Handle te Ohio river In virginia. Can
he trusted 10 suppress another John Brown rady Can
nc safely command arms NJ Harpers FERRY our ord
nance at Fortress Monroe ships and operatives NJ
Gosport Navy YardH Can rely ON him TO suppress,
ave not 20 encourage the circulation of incendarsm
through Post 0dcesf In word, what Is not conser
yative this be conservative a fact in apprehension
eithevY Suppose TO be apprehension, st rs appre
hesion often 1et often, the beet grounds OF public
private war; bad citizen has Tor twenty years been
aoing You serious danage-you have patiently remon
atraled and suaeredhs has become mote dangerous and
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READ.
have been deaf for the ten years. and tried
cra of the best Doctors the Ear but found relief Dr.
Won Moschzisker perfectly restored my hearing.
JAMES TOPLlFF, l35 Broadway, ". Y.
take great pleasure In tesfyng TO Dr. Won Moschziskers
superior skill In restoring TO my hearing though my
up hopeless by OF our best physicians
JOHN STANTHORP, 81 Warren street.
TESTIMONIALS from several Presidents OF divers
in this city can be examined the DOCTORS OFFICE, lO7
Clinton Place. Eighth street, facing McDougal street
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 We arc prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- logues, Posters, large or small, Cards, Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- ton, for Clerks, Sherifs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, &c.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
Dr. Geo. HADFIELD'S HOMEOPATHIC

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