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Sew publications.
TO SCALPEL No. 46.
THE ORGANIC LAW


OF the Recnm Bladder and Uterus their sympa
thetc symptoas in other parts OF the b0ty.
HemIOrhOids Fissufr Fstua Their nsidous Character
snd symptoms.
Circumcision It's true meanDgwas II religious OF ahy
gienic itte 49,. - 80,
yacHcele what Is ard what it's effects health
Neuralgia aud Annmia what are they People Who are
bleed and neryesaryct; what is the curcf
The Early American Women Is II 10 Check
increase OF family
IN eaifnent OF structure by Internal Incision and
simpe n : rumeDt for immediate cure
Loss Vrty IN Young Married People; an unsupported
Influence OF Tobacco the Sexual Powers.
Forty four pages octave, elegantly printed, - cents
the whole mad OF the editor only for $lS well
hound IN ak Of 500 each The last
contains Inc celebrated articles Tobacco We advise the
formation of yace clubs 20 hny !. as a library"
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
Fvery the II Dr. Dixon Il OF great value 20
the human GreeeyS Review OF Woman
snd Her Diseases. -.
of his IL holiness OF his views His great expert
eDce profession will always give weight 70 what ne
says. Wo;ks are always read with prohL'-lBosto
"Dr Dixon n a OF the greatest capacity 10 teach.
Every rage Is weghy with kno@iedce and experiences
Il New.York Daily Times.
Hours Tor con.utaton to 10 to 4. and to 10 even
~ Eff !.
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For Young Ladies-City.

IxO MADISON-AVE.-Mrs. ROBERTS anu
no Miss WAIKER's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADl r.
and LITTLE GIRLS second term besnns aepruhiy 4
Special attention gwen 20 the Primary Departments
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station Q. H. H. Of n j. footof Lid
For station corner Nnth and Green.sts. at 745 o. lilo
$50 - $3.50. 75. ~ p m On sunday at o'io a. M
For Station corner Third and SITS, at e3o ILLS
1880 $780, l. $780, 7l5 p. H. On Sunday at eilo a. ~;
99H rT s on SI sS1da S q, 5
ReGrn'ns, trains viii philadelphia for New York
Ninth ard Greonsls at $780, $50 M: l2l0 l'4O' 5'"O
$40 5l5 m On sunday $50 M Iiso ~ p % aa5
$50. $40. l:l6 p ON sunday at sZ6 a. nj 43OpH
denotes Pullman cars attached
FIom Trenton Warren and Tucker lexeegt Mon non
day.. GAO. sso 10 l2:55 22o 4l5 4;l6' GSl eiOo
Connection made Jersey city and from Brook
TicIers for sale at loot Of Lbertyst NOS $780, 4ol. ei
S TS and s the nIP %haT Brds anu
New-York Transfer Company Dodds ENDress wi cal TOT
Application can be made broadway and 1876 6h
NewYork. and Coutst BROOKLYN Al these offices are IN
II. r. BXLpwiN, General Messenger Agent,
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets steamer. leave
for Now-London Boston. Worcester, &
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
M aEs Gland Depot De 1879
zoo M Western and northern Express TO Rochester 81
Adams and Montreal saratoga With drawing cars
ea iS 10 mar Rochester S ana aAao
. 7, GrP Client to Allan aSd AKA n H5Sy VII"
400 p m. Albany aud Troy Express 81. ,.,,. 49,, o..
81 Louis running through every The wsex also sleep
No. R0chestsT and Conn arm
Msnirea via ST. Albans '"' ~ -, -. -.
syfseusc Rochester Niagara FallA buffalo Cleveland. To
90 M a Srhi FIpiess with sleeping cars to Albany
ana TOY IN ,aie at Nos 252 and 4i9 Broadway ana
westcott. Express Qiees PARK place and 40 ana '2
broad"Ay' Nc" C. b. MEEKER. Gcneal Passenger Agent.
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Goparinerenip Nonces.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the underslgEed in tho CRATE fender bust
ness under the hrm.uRme Of WILLIAM II. JACKSON &
90 ia tbis day dissOved BY mutual consent
WILLIAM H. JACKSON Is authorized TO settle all bust.
ness OF said late firm. - -
" WILLIAM II. JACKSON.
EBENF/ER &. JACKSON
EDWIN A. JACKSON.
Thu ned have this formed c0partnershp
nnder fhe old firm name OF WILLIAM II. JACKSON & CO.
and will continue the CRATE ami fender business all s
h,apcl,es the same Uca No. 81 East 18th
WILLIAM II. JACKSON.
EBENEZER G.. JACKSON
JOHN II. HANkINsON.
JANUARY IS 1880.
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5nsIrufiion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

4 GENTLEMAN of large and successful eA
~ ner,ence Ia now conducting limited class Tor h1
Columbia &c second term begins aepIuay -. |'u"e''
+. RIGA q TIbuDe Uptown ONCE l23S Broadway'
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TUE ERIE RAILWAY.

THE ERlE KAlLN Al,vopv LAKE. ppr. m,
wEsTERS RhILRoAD Arrangement Of traina taking
and and ssass Pay F5sSc'A Drawing
Da Fast - oqs ESTe,1S e a NV. aa a. s saa
wet Pulman's best Drawngroom Sleeping coaches 10
b49 .Sm DAILY pacific Express for tho West sleeping
coa sss without sanS sc c, paag SsT.
O49f "a M kmigrant train the West
trains eaye Chambers street Depot HeW York for "a,
D. M and ~ midnight Saturday nights only SUNDAYS el6
a. f @ SaS and Passac 8 7;5o 10 1920
loo rain s9P' a. ohG5Gr@ P'Gk Sny on sqndays
Z Z non @a io an SS as $50 NJ s5 $50
ana y @%nS Gso 7., $50 10 1920 1880 m ~ nson
40 40 q ION m II midnight sundays g. $3.50. 9;l6
io. i "a ;Ss6 & m d. d ns s59 sifh IS H. -
midn ehi sundays. $3.50. lO:20 A. M lao $780, p IN.
walwieE 40 c a. NV 10 A. H. $780, $3.50, IN sun
avs $50 a. d., - Kingston ia n SSop Sundays s.soA
,s TS'I :. $50 1910 a. 6ao p ,,.o
&ddsloT 80 iS29 m % T 1SV y0 a p M sun
nay Tain connect with New aud osweso Midland Raj
read a srS 100 8, lo.J a. 100 G. D. m Sundays
$50 loI Hc a. III cave qerSi and Quarter after
hgpT l'G and Tor s sns an% 1" room
Tans S 81 Ia or Ta B7 ro @ % ne Com
t9as 11S"s from the West NewYork at 1875
H. m ard 20 Abs ORR GEM Passr As. York
,ropTukkN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
NJ teaye tor EngewOOd, COster PieImOnt and Nyack
hn AN a NJ l. s. 4:5O $50, $40 $50 1880 o. m
TO, a. III. and $50 The ll30 D. m viii
leave 80 sprng Valley Monsey I, 800 450p
NAn"'" 'JNo. N. ABBOTT Genl Passr Agt, New foek
I'O PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTwrrN
NEwYOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, ~ NkW-YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND 1IE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
oN AND AFTER I'NU.-Y, 80, 1850,
Express rains leave NewYOs VA Drabro and C0rtlandt
streets Ferries AS follows . 49, - .
400 - 9 O. Lmitedl II a. m. $50 4. 4i0 g. d
u M. 2, u ~, $50 and o I. M. a l.. ~ ht
IXpr Trans leave York daiy except sunday, at lao
AID pm; unting through wa Trenton and Cand N
Jersey CITY, afodng speedy and direct transfer for
psn,ing trains leave West philadelphia l2.Ol $40 3:i6
lI5 5.3O 7. and $3.50 ON SUNDAY, IL; J, 3:3,
$40. $50. IN, 4, $3.50 Leave Philadelphia via
Camden 8 a. M fnd 8oop. m daily, except sunday
Of Desbosses and Go tlantsts Carts andITookl'n An
Depot loot OF FuOust. BroOksn Nos ll6 aud rs
Iudsonst oboaen Depot Jersey CIV Enigrant Ticket
The NcwYofk Transfer Company viii call and check
baggage from hoteis and residences u ,.,,,r,
FRANK THOMSON. ~. fARMEls
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SALES FROM zig O'CLOCK To CLOSE os BUSINESS
3 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
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GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL.
n 81 q HALE & SON. II murray ST. N. Y.

IN r. J. HALE SON, II MUHRA1'oT, N Y
VIII publish February 2 the nrst American Edition OF
THE MASTER OF RED LEAF.
by MRS. v 4. MEHIWETHER or MEMPHIS. TENN
THIS RgNARKABLg BOOK ,oF WHICH BOOKSELLER mas
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Louisiana IL Con
I'm 40 HON t9A
Virginia 6s Def
ION 81
q = Ps Reg 1907
POM 10Th
u \ Is coup 1907
llOJ0O. .l0it
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For Both Sexes-Citv

AM KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHUULr
~ "a Fast I0ihgt: L. NJ. COE. Prn.-New classes VIII
begin after the holidays Lessons thorough and pracuca
GARDNER INSTITUTE, 6O3 Fifth-avenue
N -Roardn1 and Day school for Young Ladies' ana Gnu
dIen The lev DR. and Mrs. G. Ii. GARDNER PRINCIPALS.
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Art Schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER

MRS. JOHN POPE.-Lcssons in drawing n;
al aud water color paintng decorating china Six
ana other materials studio, 4? East 2lstst
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-

FREEHOLD AND NEW-1UKk KAILW a
CONNECTION. 49,
foot OF Lbertys for Freehold at 3d. lli0 a. %
4. 6il5 p. III.
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win receive pupils in painting Landscape newers sun lo
china and decoIation) at her studio the boia NO 30 h
2gth-st corner 4th-ave, beginning OCTOBER l.
References Nr d. Huntington, MT WILLIAM hArS "i'
James NJ Hart MI. A. F. Bellows.
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HAMPERS LATIN DICTIONARY. Latin Dictionary,
Founded Translation Of Freunds Latina erman Lex
icon" Edited by L. Andrews L. d. Revised Enlarged
and part Rewritten by Charlton T. Lewis Phi d. and
Charles Short d. OF Latin in Columbia College.
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THE NORTH AMERICANS OF ANTIQUITY. Their
origin Migratons ard Type Of Civilization Considered BY
John I. Short. illustrated. Svo CLOTH So 90.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11
Montana news.
Benton r cord.

Indians passing through own almost daily
They are travelling neither fer psoae or
pleasure, but for grub.
business and pleasure on Front street are
carried on with opsa doors, a strange ex-
p]etience for the middle OF Jaauar5,
The Bonst z Chief, near Helena, is ike.
" 10 be ecljpsed by tho quartz mina of Bslt
Creek, which is said to coGtain fabulous
quantities Of pure silver and gold and be
practically unlimited In extent.
1T is Ium cred that several young and
beautiful Acknowledged girls, Of A'iatie origin,
intend taking up permanent residences and
air their yellow compilations at Benton.
Parties interested in their welfare had better
commerce the study Of pigeon. English at an
early day.
The wood merchants are taking sdvsn-
tsgo Of favorable breezes, and rushipg in
large quantities of ths nee1od fuel, which is
being readily disposed OF at SO per cord.
The variable temperature has caused
many ''bad colds" to hang around town and
although their presence is not wanted they
intrude even upon the most respectable feml-
lies.
"A man by the name Of Wilheiht k illed
fourteen antelope In about three hours on
Friday, about eight miles from this post.
"A Mr.. Dexter ia on The road to Benton
with a powerful ssw-mlll outfit and, being
reported rs a man Of abundant means and
uniting energy, be wilf undoubtedly be- en-.
abied to do much towards supplying the de-
mand FOR lumber 10 this locality,
There will so9n ba reason to- believe that
oil Northern Montana ia one vast gold field
only waiting the pick and shovel Of The pros
pector to disclose It unlimited resources Of
mineral wealth. Almost daily reports are
current Of the discoveries ofqlsr 2 and placer
diggings 10 various parts Of tho country,
from the Bait mountains TO the Northern
boundary, and promising discoveries hsve
alao been made Just across the line, but in
her MAjssiy's Dominicns. Nearly every old
miner ia tow carries a pocket full OF quartz
specimens with him, sai Il seady to convince
any quss:loner OF the "sure thing" be has
eorraled and Of the immense wealth OF the
whole region where his last discovery was
made.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

The Hon. Thomas Holiday, the present
eficiena state Auditor, iss candidate for re.
election. This ofioe has never been filled by
n more compeiSnt officer, since Missouri has
been a atate, than daring the %incumbeucy Of
Judge Holiday. II, IS attentive to every
duty, and watches over the aT airs of his d.
partment with that solicitude, that tia sue
cessiul business man bestows upon his daily
duties. He has boen thoroughly tried and
not found wanting, aud the people of this
state, cannot, within her limits, f1da better
or more faithful funetionary Tor this high and
responsible pablo trust Purifier, Clinton
Co., 30.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

bought JIe Core was 'rk Cd Into eternity
II, foh ten feet with a s'ckenins thuA, a
scream want up from a single throat in the
audicrcl and maay shell tgsrs, and os bis
BODY swung around aud stound Ia the brooz,
the gentle wind singing his uqlien Tho
majesty Of the law wa' vlndlcated, and Joe
Core had pail the penalty OF the murder OF
George u. King. He died without a strug
gle, only q sight tremcr Of the lower limbs
iisabls; at the expirSti II Of flvo N nui,s DR.
Henderson pronounced Ate extinct. and S'tof
be- had hung 9gteeD minutes he was cut dow
uud bis body delivered 10 his brother, and
according 1, his r. quest be will be buried b,
tho sid OF he vito alt ht, chltlr"n nca- the
Besn ford on the 0saGe fort II, lraves two
smsll children, his Wits died last July.
HE trial took place last August when be
WIS convicted and An appeal was taken 90 The
Suprcmo court, which refused 20 interfere
with the decision OF the curt below and Exed
tho day Of execution tho GU OF March.
The st. bouts and Gouatpy press were we'll
represented.
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No motlon was srteed Do.
pgrtrloNs Avn MEMORIALS.

KtIttfbatN AMI mhmphinLNs
Mr.. VEST present,d the memorial OF the
Road OF Trade Of tho city Of $ dut Joseph,
" %ssouri, asking for an appropriation to con-
s,tuct a dredge-boat invented by +. VI.
Mahan, OF Missouri; which was referred to
tho Committee on the Improvement Of the
Mississippi r YER and IT, Tributaries.
He also presented the memorial Of Chauucy
Ives, chef engineer Of the Nissousi Central
Railroad Company, representing one hundred
ard GFsy mics OF railroad. demonstrating
against a reduction Of the duty on steal rails
,r'm $2s To SO a ton, as proposed in House
biuNb 1924 ~hich was referred TO The Com
mittes on Finance.
lie slsD presented petitions from more
than Ave thousand cit Ears OF Missouri, Kan
s4s, hrkansss, and Texas, praying tor such
legislation by Congress as may be necessary
to open the Indian Territory 10 settlement
upon terms just to the IadlAn tribes and hon
orabls TO the Government; whieh was refer.
red to the COMMITTEES on Territories.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

The indiscrimnnle killing OF people in NJ s.
sou.i is getting 10 be a somewhat risky busi-
ness. Tho time when legal quI6bles and
technicahties can stay the enforcement OF
justice ia fast fading away, and when q mus.
derer puts his case 10 tie HANDS OF a jury be
stands d g od chance OF receiving the punish.
ment bis crime deserves. Back OF the iuries
we have a Governor who believes 10 letting
"tha Law take it, COURSE" A more law
abiding state o. affairs is bound to he the
5, quel.-Dsn5 Co, Democrat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

''Fhe grandest Agricultural State west OF
the Mississippi river is the great STATE Of
Missouri, although bat little Ia known abroad
II lis fertile soil and rich minerals. O~iDg
TO their mOdesty, but liltle is SAID sbOu, II,
while tbs States further wet snd iurtber
from market where the railroads haye large
grants Of iands, the world hos been duly III
formed OF al their bcr'ns ard advantages.
Missouri Is coming TO The front. A State
Board of lmnigraii5n has bsun formed, let
ting the world know that Missouri il one OF
lbs uest farming and stock growing States
west OF Illinois; that corn, wheat, oats, grass,
fruits and vegetables, all grow 20 pei f. elton
ana yislt abundant CROP; that lumber Is
plentiiully distributed throughout the State:
tne coal, iron, lead, 3'nc, ana other minerals
are rich and invite manufacturers 20 "a pref
able fl Id; that good society, good schools
and good churches, and rs noble hear ell,
generous aud hUspitabls a people as eau b.
'Ouud IN Gnd's gr en- CRtAh. Close 10 Sc.
L,uls, 2 uncy and ClicsgO, the great mark
cts OF Tue west, Great crops, never surpas--
cd in any cou ntry, are this year iound all
over Missouri. Tue farmers are as prosper.
Gus anu happy as ever people weru In any
land.-AgrIculturID, QIincy, Hts.
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PnlrooRApHIc MArEnLALs

PH1TooRAPHIc MATERIALS
We arc the heAdquarters Tor everything
n tho wav nj
STRREoPTlCoNs & MAGIC LANTERNS.
Each ,tyIe beng the best Of It's class ia
tho market.
Beautiful Photographic TransparencIes Of
of Saturday and EpgraYings for Inc window.
Convex Glass. Manufacturers OF Velvet
Frames for Miniatures and Convex Glass
Pictures.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11
The pemOcratic sIalo Cenlral Committed

The following cal Tor a meeting OF the
state committee has been made, and Mr..
Mayo, the secretary, sent out notices 20 all
the members:
Rows OF TuE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEES or MISSOURI,
ST. LOUIS, Marcn l, 1889,
Dear Sr:-rhere VIII be Il meeting Of the
Democratic $ ate Central Committee hill Ia
the parlois o. the Lscltde hotel, ST. Louis,
90 Tuesday, the 18Th insI; 1T 10 O'Clock @ W.,
tor the purpose Of designating y time aid
plscs tor holding a state conNen ion 10 selt ct
delegates to he National Democratic coHvsD.
ion that is to be held 10 Cincinnati, o, June
p. 1870. Year presence is earnestly re-
quested,
IS gnedl JoHN O'DAr,
Aru.s': Chairman
WIN. II, MAYO, Seoratary.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

Greenback platform has a plank TO admit
female iranchise-sood bait and pin hook
90 catch votes.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

The Nsw York Graphic Gays: The
proposition 10 be considered by the legisla.
iurc OF South Carolina, 10 require voters to
be- a5le to read and write, will dis!ranehise
ASoui 20 goo negroes aad 10000 whiies.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

Tha late MIR. Bore OF Philadelphia, EI
Secretary Of the Navy, lesyes s legacy o.
$1,000 to Ulysses s.. Grant. It were bet
ter lad ne given It 10 the poor.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

Mr.. Mike Hanley OF Ceulretown, called to
see US to-day. Mr.. Hauley will make a
vigorous Aght for the Democratic nominal
ton for Sher.f o. Clle county.- Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

The Democratic Stats Central Committee
hsa called a maetisg in st. Louis on the 16,
day OF March to tx a time and place 10 hold =
State convention.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

The.Missouri Annual Conference Of the NJ.
f. church will hola it, reg.lar session this
year at Trenton, beginning on the 2l.h 0,
March.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

Sleeping cars VIII SOON ruu without
change from Toledo, o.. To- Ogden, o. t.
ride Of 1875 miles, and the longest run on
railway cars In ibs Forld.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

S66. week 10 Your own town. Terms and
30 culht iree. Address ii HALLETr a Co.
Portland, Maine.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-11

Office: On FIRST floor Of Masonic and
DAD Fellows building.
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1t NIs been the custom TO declare that the
Indian tribes desire no interference With
their land tenure. and / present to-day this
memorial sigLed by all the chiefs. h~aadmep,
and heads OF families Of tho peorias and
miamis, 10 show what reliance can be placed
upon these statements. am informed that
FIVE other tribes at the similar purpose, and
Il am glad TO believe, that Notwithstanding
the systematic attempts Of designing men to
deceive and s1islesd them, The indians are
rapidly r~eAl'z1g the truth that iorty.one nil
lions Of acres of the boat land upon this con
tinent csnnot remain q blank upon tho map
of civilization, a Botany Bay, and, for a |
practical purposes, a desert. They are real-
bling the fact that they must provide homes
for their wives and little ones, and that is
the object 81 the memorial.
Dir. President, II seems to me the man Is a
~l1natic who does not ses that the extra sas-
sion tho President issued his proclamation
agsiSst An invasion Of that territory by per-
Sons u%nsa.horizsd to settle there; aad but .
few days since he was impolled by q sense OF
duty TO repeat II. The Army is to-day re-
qsired 10 onforee these proclamntions, and
zach recurring spring the force must be in
creased, Sir, ] aAyoease aad defend no law.
lees invasion, no disrsgsrd OF treaty slipuia-
lions, but | simply declare what I believe
wben l ssy that thls can have but one ter
minatlon. The history Of the acquisition OF
all our territory from Plymouth Rock TO the
Rio Grsnde teaches the lesson that with men,
Is With other animals, thS great rule prevails
3f the ''survival of tho h.tesl," and under
)his Hule fate deerses that the white races
must possess the continent.
Mr.. President, / shaN indulge IN no SON
jimentali,y but l declare myself a friend OF
he Indian and anxious for bis welfare. Be.
ieving that he must yield TO the inevitable,
md thst the Indian country must be opened
10 ciyiliaatl0n, 1 am anxious u enact such
avs 10 will hoaeStly aud equi.ably, wi houi
violating any treaty, remoyo this constant
irritation from the borders OF Missouri ana
L the sane time do complete ~ustlee to the
indiaa tribes. / believe that The Committee
IN Territories have perfected a bill which
Eil effect this purpose.
In the mean time | move thAt the petition
. referred to The Committee on Terrific
lss.
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Catalogues of lanterns aud Slides. with Al.
ree'lOnS Tor using, sent on receipt OF tsae.nts
son
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See senator Vsst's rsaAEks Ga toe Indian
territory.
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e.n4 Grant ia in tho city OF Mexico.
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Pa0ttshsk Ksery TAursdag.
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SUES hIF IFUNi
Per Fear, IU AdCdHce, 81. 90.
not paid until the expiration Of sAe veal S125
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OmcIaI Paper Of Miller COunty
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HOtics
Penn Roofing Oo.

PENN ROOFING Co, 107 South 2nd Street.
rhlladeipbi4 Pa, Manufacturers OF Roofing
MA'erialsi 2 and Q Ply Felis, Is and 80 inch
Shesthiiogs. Lining Tor under Carpets,
9healhlng Tor Ice Houses, Tin Roofing Paint,
hosin Sized and Leather Sheathing, &c, Sc,
Send Tor Samples and Circulars.
PENN ROOFING CO.,
lO1 South 2ad Street, Phlladelphia.
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a. FULIKEtSSON 80 SONS
Editors, Publishers and Propriotors,