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+ EGAL NOTICE.
10 Harvey Pindiey and Abel Fin dlsy.

70 Harvey Findley and Abel Findiey;
You, and each OF you. hereby notified thaithefe
nov die In the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Conf OF Lee cqpnty Iowa at Fort Madisen, apstson
or Hiram Barney, claiming u yoa The sum of Six
HnHdHaa Dalixsa, lib len cent. Interest
nun, syabe annually. o money due on . AsFsEage
made By yon 10 Charles Mason, and aimee ssssnsd 10
said Hiram Barney. dated April 18th 1885, ALSO claim
fne against each OF you The foreclosure Of said Mort
rage the Tame being upon the Northeast esssief Of
the Eoutheast quarter Of section eighteen 6l Town
Shp sixty six tC6 north ak l6) west. Lee
IT, Iowa for the purchase money; and further asking
for sale Of said premises. snd general relief; And
unless you appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore noon Of the second day Of the term ef said
court 10 commence at Fort Madison the ID Mon.
dsy or May, A d. 1851, default will be entered
- NOBLE a STRONG,
-a.yt "A ARA 4 for pit}f
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NOTICE.

To Elihu Gum, Amy B Gum. w Ford, Caroline
Ford, Il Ford. hi Bsas. Piny Mar.ndale,
Administrator OF the estate Of Timothy ID. Martin
dale, deceased, Thomas Davis. Jesse Aaithy. Henry
Hstskanp, w - q Torrepce, Emssson@ Cs1Aran q
Co. Hiram Barney, Yeatnan, Robinson Z CO.:
You and zach Of yos. are hereby neHoeA that there
Ii AOW ~ ale 10 the o6ace ~ the Clerk Of the Dis
thct Court Of Lee county Lows, .t Fsrt Msdison :
petition Of =. n. Harsts0n, cialning Of you, Elihn
Gum, The sum Of Twenty I'VE Hundred Dollars, with
ten per ceas lnteTtst paF s1unn. - neosy due on
. promissory note, secured by Mortgage made BY
you % y. n. Harrison, aaicd 1esA o. MarcA, 1857.
also claiming against eash ~ sos ~ fSseeessFe q
said Mortgage, the being upon certain Real Es-
tate, to-wit Lot number six t6l In Block nunbe!
forty eight In The city OF keokuk Lee county snd
atDts sf lcyA. a1o PRAYING fnr corsecftos q The
description the ReAi Estate therein. for the puSchase
money asking for sals u said premises, aud zen.
eral relief And unless yon appear and answer said
petition Or bsfOe noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said Court, 10 commence Il Fort Mad.
son Or the I'd MONDAY o. Nay, A. D 1so5 demuit
win be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition
NOHlk = STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
married. Atrys for PIainti6.
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ETANS d BIDLEMAN,
Ii anu In. iurers and leaIers
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PeFoons In want Of Haxsy FRsIr Ianss,s Ann
plants, Vines, &c, DC. viii do vel TO call At "
this NaEssrY and select snsh articles ~ they -
rnd to be desirable for Srxfrs PEAHrfha, - Il ~
will be- found satisfactory TO rec she ATtites ~
they grow In the Nursery be fore pnrchashine.
persons at distance, others hn may Ind Il In
convenient 70 cali can send their ORDERS by mail
oiAerwis@ aGd rely upon being satisfactorily dealt
with Much has been taken to cultivate just such
Of auT hass been fou nd 10 WELL
In this vicinity Grounds situated in the southwest
part Of the city, 800 nile from Main street.
Articles delivered In any psrt Of the city, FRxE.
B---OrAsss rsrsived for any quantity OF OsAoK
osANoa HsDeE PLAxrs Al Two DoLlAas per thou
sand.
marIT-dkw @. o. HILTON.
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as ssoscriDer having ested this espacious ana con
veIdsnf has, respectfully informs the rubc thar he
10 xepAsed 20 entertain the citizens OF Iowa and
cieIs eeAssaHs IN msnher which he trusts viii be
AausiSclosy TO sill who may IstFonize him.
he construction Of The houso and its Loo -.
peculiarly ADAPTED t. The accommodation Of nsrsna
Who may sistt Keokuk on bssiness
n 0ucA expertrnce in hotel eepins asncere deter,
minst'on TO accom- odaie and chsraes are
for PATRONAGE OF this establishment OF
these, the pubic Aasy be talis sssnrrd
GEORGE 7. WIGGINs
spri2 dim
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A Tender BpIstIe.

Love is no dream, as the following bill
letdeaux picked up In front Ofths Chicago
post Office will show:
Ny DEAB SWEETEST D1cKY-I am so
happy to hear from you so Offen-it If
fOrds me SIGH crate plesher. You always
was so deer to me, hope you will soon
be dearer. .sr
You kno that l never limited nothing
about marriage aud never meen tO-take
your own time for that / shall always
remember the old saying, prOcrastinashun
is the thief of time, but mother says
nothin shouldbe done in q hurry, except
ketchin fees.
The fondest wish of my heart is that
We mey soon becum one. Do you read
Frapklin's Extracts-his remark concer-
ming marriage is delithful Our harris he
sea, ought to assemble one an other in
every respect: they ought to be hetero-
genius so that our union may be mixed
as we'll as uniting-n0t like oil and water,
but Ike tee and shuger Truly can
feel for the mortal Watts when he seq
The rows Is red, the vilsts blew,
shugeF'S sweet and 30 are yop.
Mother says matrimOny is better to
think on than the reality.
/ remane till deth or marriage, your own
sweet candy, MARY ANN.
N. B. had a cuzzin married last
month who seq there amt no true enjoy
ment but in the married state.
MARY Ann.
P. S. hope you will let me know
what you meen to do, as there is fore or
i've fellows after me hot foot, and / shall
be quite Uneasy till heer Your loving
swete, NARY ANN.
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Ayers Oathartic pills.

ETNHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
y been taxed their utmost 70 produce this best,
able proofs are shown that these PtIIs have
virtues which eurpaal IN excellence the sorilnSFv
ta ana that they Win upon
me esteem OF al man. They are sAfe and pisiaht
70 take but powerful TO cure. Their ponefraffng
stimulate the vital Il me body
blood and expel disease. They btfgS AZ ~. Isl
tunnrl which breed and grow dist0r1nSr stfES1ISfS
e disnr oFgans into their natural g!
ton: end tmpaEt heal tone with stFenGth % de
whole systen. Not only do they er6 Els
81 eFeFy body but also formidahIe and
man akin. While they produce poVerfifI N ~
they are az tue same time, IN ~
sSis5t and pest physie that can be ohpl0Sod ri
spg snElSs they are slnt o
take; and being purely Yele afe nom any
Ft9s O hiAftl Cures have been tillle which stFn6il
beliet Eare they mot by mem of sief
exalted position aud character q 70 krbId Ole Sns
pieie9 q untE1ths Many eminent clefEyTnen ana
physicians have lint tGtt names Is Z, fl
public the FOliGhilf Of nv romeaioS giiie ar
have Rant me the assurances q fheir yiefin1 fIa4
my inlmeilsely % t6s feiief
% my 9tetet sltering f6lioWaneh! fI79ifS :
The Agont below named 3 pleased q arat
isF1Y American AlHanAe CQltaining direcfiopS RI
owing eomplaintss- ST
CoStiyene6S, Bilious C6mpiaintS. Rhsumatf.,
pfopsyt Heartburn, Ho1da6ho arising mon a f661
eilseas lIoFhtd Inantiod q
Los OF Appetite, an plcefou5 and Gu ISiSs
ees hte1 require an sV8ctlaut n6ti SefSflla
e - G ftlio blo3d
a19 the system, ctFe many complaints
which tt Nolld not be sIpfosd they eoiid Fttilc6
Such - 1eafa6s.. Alllle6 SShFSleiS aIiii
tSQullErttbfl naEau ,lhO IiViF SIid
AidnoyHt 9p1t, and other iaitfl STisiI,,
tcofS q Icy state Of Tie boly o6straclioh q IL
g Dos1ee Be put. q hyg dsaIsfs Win
soma other PHI thgY make more BRO On Az ~
Ay4RR PMS and take ing else. No otheF tieyS
can give Yc1 Is al
g curative poWeES he Gick want az IA
.tneEe y not taenl, anq tAey ahOll4 have Il.
Prepared BY Dr.aJ o. AVER.
fsaettie3l dad At,Gl tioaI lCis iis, if.,e
9 PAtdE 80 ots. IN 1o&. nv BoaEiis foSi II
sold y a. q GOOD U95 AID bS an M 4 !.
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ITEMS.
A Nun SILL OF MrssouRI-clay
ITEMS.

AEAN46S
A Nun SILL OF M1ssOuRI-clay-bor
jackson.
What is the difference between q drum
mer boy and pound ofmeqt2 One weighs
a pound, and the other pounds away.
A recent invention, is that of supply
ing hens with hoop skirts, which enables
the biddy to brood twice heusual number
of chickens.
A bashful printer refused situation
in a printing Office where females were
employed saying he never sat up with q
girl IN his life. b5ays.s ITO. III,
lido -not-say, p remarked Mr.. Brown
''that Jones is thief, but say that If
his farm joined mine I would not try to
keep sheep"
Mira Partington says, sit is,a triumve-
rate and confederate shame for the Cabi-
net people Washington to permit our
men of war on the Pertumic to hug that
Mary Land Shore so much.
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gaILg lEtEL Ll9EafRr.
THE OROOIERD R0OTgPKTH.

.4-r ~ OLIVER WExDELl HOLMES. sa
All here It Is, the sliding rail
That marks the old remembered snot-
The gap that struck our seh6oi-boy train,
The crooked path across the lot.
Il left the road by school and church,
A penciled shadow, nothing more,
That parted from the silver birch,
Aud ended At the farmhouse door.
Noline or compass traced its plan:
with frequent bends 10 lett or right,
In aimless, WayWare curves itran,
Bnt always kept the door in sight.
The, gabled porch, the Woodbine green, :
The broken milestone at the MILL
Though many road msy stretch between,
The truRnt child can see them still.
No rocks across the pathway lie
No fallen trunk is DER It thrown
And Jet it winde, We know not why,
And tuFns as If for tree OF stone. "a
Perhaps some laver trod the way,
With shaking knee OF leaPtng heart
And so, IL often runs astray
With sinuous sweep or sudden start.
Or one, perchance, with clouded brain,
From some unholy banquent reeled -
And since, our devious steps maintain
His track across the trodden field.
Nay, deem not thus-no earthborn will
Could ever trace faultless line;
Our truest steps are human STILL
To walk Unswerving were divine!
Truants from love, We dream of wrath; 3
o, rather let us trust the morel
Through all the Wanderiugs of the path,
We still eau see our Fathers door.
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=tr3f 4UsU TIE d.
Cor. Baltimore and Charles.StS.
ALTIM0RR, MD.
ETNH1s INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TEE MOST
Y prosperous and aouriShlng condition Twice du.
ring the Last has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the RECOMMENDATION Of ths in
oreasine nnmbdr OF students . SSoriy
every State In the Union.
" now Occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
deerAbly located buildings In the city. The room
sEe semmediously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered To vonn,
men desiring to quality themselves properly for M
various duties Of the Counting Room or 10 obtain a
1tOfoagh 15GaieaI BuSiS6S ElGeation generally efe
1GSu In any particular, by any similar SStRb
lishmenttnt the United States. =,
sfssss FACULTYt
z. K. L0SIER
PFincpal-Lecturer on the Science o. Aeooantu Dam
stszgfa meFeel BpeIne8 Customs, 0tC. Z =
pm. 1,.5y,.ta. NJ; =. y. P 9llI LIPS,
and Commercial Calcula tiohS q Stf-e
y. u. DAVIES,
No. J0HNsoN. gu -
Professor Of BuHtnes and othSnental Penmanshin
-t7 REy. =. YEATEs REESE, u. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethioa
TRUSTEES:
Hon! Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VansSpt ~
Hon HOB Thea Swami, VIM. d. KelghleF, R5q,
geeob Trust, Esq7 Vim. Knabe, ESq..
The oollegs e provided with Commercial LibrSfy
9! Works, expressly for the use Of The Stu
Each Student has dsak to hlmssI3 and i. sspa
There being no vacation during tie ysar sudsats
thS faileoa4ss.
a pnIpNA = awarded 70 an Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented CirouIar eo,
xterior aud Interlor View of he 6Ies Ss
designs penmnn6hIp &c ~ bS ISii
ists 81 SeqFge with catalogue fVfng mi
particulars. Address Elk. LosIFR '.'
EQEtfIloF4lHH9.
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No. al HANOVER ST.,a
BALTIMORR.t
2WE are constantly receiving per Steamers from
Nv Europe, additions 70 our stock Of Hosiery,
Gloves &c.s togetheF with select hssOrtmef1f 81
Linens, and White Goods, ami beg 70 Ofer
% the trade the following reasonable Articles Wis:
Ladies Cotton Hose, White, Unhleaehed, Mixed, &C.
chIidrea,s Cotton Sn H HSss S &c S % 90 90
SlSyes q every for army use
C0lored Printed Linen do do i gdo
Aadr9 do
Black and Colored Skirt Rraids
6.aek and Colored Patent Thread 1st 2nd quality,
S S,,l six Cord and Enameled Spool Cotton,
BLACK and white Stay Binding,
Linen Tapes and BobbinS,
white ard Colonod French Tarl0tOnG, 8i
1rtsh Linens, Jaeonetts, Cambrics, Swisses,
A9sqnito Nettss Chambrays and Striped stlFtinGS
VITA . large! Assortment Of other goods, In our
line All Of which We are enabled by our long connec
tion with European manufactures 70 sen - Low a
they can be purchaSed In this country. apl
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MISSOURI Mfnfng C0mnanY

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK - ..s.......... S6 10000
INNS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PJJR-
~ Po5aof advancing the crest mining interested
purely phanthropie motives In Initiating ths eii.
tcrprtSa We believe that the stock can be nfdS to
pay large dividends, and at the time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
Yelop!ug and making known the astOniShIng mineral
wealth. OF Missouri than by the use Of I'VE times the
amount our capital invested In any other
We shall make the ONCE OF our COMPANY a com.
e!e mining bureau OF tho mineral resources OF the
state. We have power under our charter to rur-
ehaSe and sell mineral lands wherever Iocaied in
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to can.
italists and mining adventurers who desire to pnr
Company. = fftl - ~ - 80 ''''-
We respectfully solicit the attention Of ali who
nave mineral lands forsale TO oefd rs a statement
OF the same describing the kind Of ineral on Their
the number Of acree, the location and the low
esG price they are willing to take for said lands.
ShaIl open and prove mostof the lands We sen The
ior to the stock arsnOW open at
the ONCE Of the Company, Main street, northwest
eoEneFi Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, sentTance
Loeust street. All who feel an interest in this
business, aud have money, viii do well to cali md
snhsertbe, Those yishing stock, living out Of the
ty, can secure II by enclosing ten per cent Of III
AIlouht wanted 10 tue President or Treasurer.
DIREUFdRS: - fs9g
Henry p. Bacon, Esq5s- Matthew Butler. Eso,
= 4a - Glapps ESQ i. B. HarUOod, Bsq.,
T. s5 aa1ss2R P A 6. ~ bfEa 9S6. Efs9
Henry D. Bacon r. " Rosy
q. BuTLERs Treaas ALRRRD OIAPR, PreS't
ne above prospectus has MP 10 this date been
Pe9Ahed 10 only one Of Opr leadiug papers for ten
N.Y. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public 60 well appEeciate the sound.
mes q the enterprise, that over two bundled thous-
sna Seoers Of the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the EbRres arc f2S e1ehpSd
~ ia without further liability; tFansferRble BY de-
Eegltsred only when dividends are received.
Peion having money to spare, can, by the pur.
49,. 49, ol mares IN the Missouri Mining Company
aeIe an Investment that viii pay largely, and hold
Shae - readily converted hont loss
answered. EISfsi 5t,-51S
stsionjs. Mo-. March q. 1ss1 lnlloV-ae'.En
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PhAhths EbENhN1dhT.M.D.
A n MORTLEY Fan an T1II1.T ~ =, ~ ~
have used yoiir Fst17 ,ySsIS 4 Z u
49, 10Y y, ana believe Y the best mel-
should sooner pay twenty-five iolIaFs Tor 4 botfie
than do without II, or take any other remedy.b
F,r.,,,, w.t. ..S...,.s :, = - 5,1l7rl
4'5e7R " -e' ping .Oo4ShS AmhuenER.
a,,o.,., II, MISS Feb. 1855.
so,i g az ~ : WI certify your eo
too II ts,.sS y. PeSes Ior the cure Of
rsrt ~ ,o,, Il ~, " t4e south ap-
mn nefs @ NE e q4 S Sqr msdetne 70
=, go -, man SVN AAlCs1 ~. d
Anus LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd Jan.
1855: II had tedious influenza, which confined me
IN doors SIX Weeks TOOK many medicines without re-
liei; hnally tried Your eorrl by the advice q our
clergyman The hrst dose relieved the soreness Ia
my throat and lungs; less than one half the botie
made me completely we'll. Your medicines are the
49,. g e!I q Lhs pest we can buy, and We e.
% ICY, 99StoF' ana your medicines, a. the poor
Asthma or Phthisie, ana EPron,,,,t,..
yv..- !. : ss'
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|. TRANSPORTATION,


10 =. =, -,
0Rft0E OF THE b. Nh RsCO.l
-ii- = WHGELI1gS 2ethi March, ASA.
ID ESuMPT10N OF BusINESs ON THE iBAEiHI-
II, M0kR OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
having thoroughly Reconstructed the breSlD IN the
track and bridge Of eli road, under G6Tetnment
poEtatton, VIII, on and amer Tuesday, the lit April
run three pa93enger trains f0ll0EB-the road be.
ing thoroughly and completely gnArdeds ~
eil1ratns viii leGyo Wheeling at ESQ P. ~ Ben.
wood At 1910 p. NJ aEFjye u baltimore at 6R. NJ
Returning leave baltimore At $40 A n, aEFiVeG.
BenSsood - $50 A. Ma WhesiiugGt 6s2g AN.
viii leaye Wheeling a. 10s20 A. NJ RengOod al 1870
A. ~; arrive q Cumberland at 9sSs pm.
Returning, leave Cumberl6nd at 1915 A! H., arrive
At Wheeling Rt 60 p. n. tslssst..
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
y q. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
A. DIZZY, 1'sfisiJ-.s re - ~
RS. JACOBS, Train supsrintendsnts.
]. P.WILLARD,
J.B. FORD, GOn'I Agent, Wheeling. mhS1
=
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Cleveland, P1ttsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.


ON AND AFrRR MONDAY, Nay 9Th, 1855. ~.
" senger Trains Will leave Bird port q f6iI0aS
CSundaya oEe6ptSdl . Il. II 10 80
1855 Am. Mail r4ln opPug 81 qll stations, ar
FsEes g. Pitt9 ss1 q g e5 z. M and
S83 2, u. ExpreSl Train, stopping ut an 6tnt8ouE
arrives q Pittsburgh &c 500 p. II.
lUslo p n I1preSs Train, arrives at Pittsburgh af
2:20 A. d. and Cleveland ct 9:l5 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at ps25 A. II and b:l5 p ~ N.
rTe a BEldgeport q A:66 P: n, and ass a. n.
1880 p. M arrive ct Bridgeport 81 asa A. ID, ID -
A, 81. and ass p, II
SonneeGtOn9 are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh with PennsylVania R. B. for Harris
burg HaltimeEe, Warrington, Phila-
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled 3. 3. Tor SAN
5s d1Sky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
2Ilpoints In the NoRTH WEsT. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jaelrsotl
Chicago and the N0REH WR8E. with
CleyelApd Erie r. r. for Erie, Dun
kirk BntLal0 and Niagara FallE. With
Cleveland. Columbus 3 CincInnati ior
S5estlne Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson With tie 9. 3. go R. R. for ouyahoea
tallS' Akron, Mnler1burgh and woos-
ter.
At Ailinnee With P. n. W. q q. r. n. for Canton.
Mas9tlOn, Wooster, Salem, BnOn, CO.
AtsteubeRylls With T. o. { o. Line aud At BSr1.1n
with Go. Q. R-R. TOR ZanesvilIs, New.
ark Columbus, 1enia, Dayton, Inlll-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisVilIs,
SEA g: Louis, 81. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South West, =
Exeursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS7b
any other route n = 49, - =
Through Tickets to all points IN the West, North
and East can be procured At the ONCE under the
noLate 1h99se. wheeling, Va OF with Freight
Freight contracts will DO made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and it, eonnectons
% the East, North, West and Northwest 81 ofiiel
under NJ Lure House, OrWith IT, Agent ct Bridge
port Station. WA. D. TERRY, Agent,
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent q
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket ARSt g. fSb6
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MA YORS OF TILE
Great Cities.

01OCbgs A40AN9S, ss-,,ff5+
THE, the undersigned llgyofgs hereby certify that
Wv the pruggtsts, Ap9theeeties, and Physicians
Ct cur several cite have g O. s.
4 co.. Of Lowell, layers SaFs paFlllas Pllls Agug
Cure and Cherry PSetCEH7 hays 9Ss5 fSg.S e %
fidenoe Of the community. a}s 3{
s' Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
HON AIB1N BEARD;
HON. 3. W HARB sFsgs4 g i ANon,,r4R i.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, !. ,,a,.,o,,,,
on. =. H. 1urr3aS sys- Of voaorsgtn, MASS.
Mayor of sAlEd, MASS
HON. ?: W. LINCOLN, r. IT,. !, 8o.,ov M,.s
HON. WIN; M. RopN NAN. :, psov,S,,o,, ? :
= A0s' y Mayor d NORWICH, CONN.
Mayor Of NEW LONDON. CONN
HON. CHAs. 8. Rop1ER, s.,., ~.
HON. D. F. T1RMANE,
tNS+' = : Mayor of HAM11ToN o. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON, Mayor Of TORONTO, 6, ".
HON 3, N. BISHOP,
HON. I. H, oRAwrosHP s,.,. :, 7on,.v5,1E =.
Mayor of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES ni ss9sE q .. ".
Mayor of AUGUSTA, NE
1Y4' AASA4 V0Sfhhs sS;o s' 81 nA11owr1I, ME.
HON. JAMES >. 9 aa9s;; Of ,nnDsaroros, \. 3
.'A' .+pNHg R ) q NEW plProep. MASS.
% STsyor of PAIL RIVER. MASS.
HON. W. H. ORANsFoN Nv. :, ,,.w.o,r !.
Mayor Of aALENA, Ill
HON. JOHN HoDepEs.
HON. THOMAS cRUToHEm1R.
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
4'Y s1.s,19 AaS'or Of Fuso4IoosA, ALA.
Mayor Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD sT1TH, gillsl
Mayer Of NEW ORLEANS, La
HON. H. p. soRANE9s. .
HON. DE WIT Q, CROW.
yorof PrTrsBuRa, Pa
Mayor of DETROIT. MICH.
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Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, Ala
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TERMS. (Regaiar prieoa1

tatf scefusd atrar. si9ssf'f5fGs - :
POSTAGE.t t1 fi,55
The Postage 70 any part Of the United States yili
be but TWHGTY-R0UR CENTS year f,r GlRlScl
Wool, and but RouRTEEN CENTS . year for each
AZ he above prices the Perioetcals win be fur.
nished fer 1852. AndAsa : '.IA7
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The present critical stats of European ahsirs viii
render these unusually Interesting dur.
ing the Forthcoming year. They will ooehpV n mild
do ground between ths hastily written iswsitenSs
crude Speenlationss and dying rumors Of the daily
Journal, and tho ponderouB tome OF the future is.
ment OF the great political events Of the time GalI
nave passed away: y e to theae Periodicals thai
reliable history Of current events ana a SnSi. IL
addition 20 their Wei7a8tabllSted literary soienhS
and theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration OF the reading public, ff-lsis
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishes gives additIoa0lYalue % these
the hands Of subscribers about as soon Gs dc 6f4i
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WYE, the Undersigned 1fayofgS hereby certify that
wv the Druggists, Apotheeafies, and Physieians
Of cur several eties have signed adocument % as
Iurance TO ~ that the remedies Of DIR. 2. q. AVER
& Co, Of Lowell, layers SAFsapaFilla, Plls Ague
Cure, and Cherry PectOEal,l have been found 70 be
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FrepaIed b. DR. U. O AEYER,
dad li,dI iicaJ il,,.
8 PHfdE 80 ots. IN Bo&. mn Btlkiis Fo1i II
scld y a. g: GOOD I o. AID by an sIFdS
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BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVRR C0lTPLAINTs

WAsRINo9oN, p. o., 4 FEB, 1853
sm: / have used your Pills In my general and hos
pital practice sincs you made Them, and cannot
hesitate tosAy they the best We employ
Their regulating action the IiUeT e quick and dc.
ciled, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for derang0mouts Of that organ Index; II haVssei-
dom found o. bitiOg iIaGoe 90 obEtInRte that
It did not readily yield to them.
Ffaternaily yours, ALONZ0 BALL, II. D..
FhVsietaa Of Ne lfariHe HOG ftaE
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