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is- "1" rvMar n I ?wsfppippiis»g|ipip^i DEMOCRAT & NEWS. ClT% U u A i N u K t8« 1IM But Mppoac w .kould brMk Can any American citizi-ii read the foregoing spBcalation of tho leading organ ot Republicanism in the N'ortii Wttft, without figuring to his iinatfi naticn what might be tbe secret de aireaof the writer, in the event such a collusion aa ho JsoiilH» oc cur ing. "Suppose a war should break out between this count rj' a»d *Jri-nt Britain und, fu thcr, suppose that Great Britain ehould iccrivc a* vol unteeis, or should enlist, the hords of fug tive slaves thitt have, Iruiu time to time, been stolen from the people of the Southern Siates and run 11, upou the Underground Railroad? to Canada, pi ay tell us who would be renponsible lor furnith'iig ibis "aid" to the tmmv It wnii.l b- iinpossi ble for the Ki-puh iom party to wash it* hands of tbe charge of havir^ given thi powerful auit-tance to the invader. But with whom would he tbe«vm pathie», the f«ar« and the pc-s of the peculiar triunda of the tlave V Me- could, with no l»gr«-o of con sistency, desert, in thin niomentoiiK criii«, tbe poor fugitives whom they bad eil ctd troin their ma-tirs. On the oonir»ry. if need he, they v«or.. uc in hll conscience bound to lead them a helping b»nd. Well, it it ihould happt n tlmt just »uch ft state of tbi gs should occur a« i« »o graphically de| icted by the Republi can organ, the Democracy ot the country say, "let it come." Our gov«naiei bas had to contend with a mt$tic aa well an the torc gn foo, in eveiv war in which she ha* been engagid. In the war 1812, we bad the Hnitif rd Convintioniata to watch rciu b«bii d, whiUour annief fought tho en« niy in froi t. During the ileiican war, the govoruincnt ad to meit the afS«ultt of th« »r at hme, who implored the God of Ba'th 8 1 lint our 1 tile nrn.y might, be welcomed with lloohj hands to hospi'able grajtt." In ail iIium trials the coun try relied up n the stroi arm of the Democracy, and it can safely do to again. C&DAR VALLKY RAILROAD* Tbere is a very general ar.xie'y manifested by all portions of our citi zen*, to have a determination ot tic question now under consideration by the Supteme Court, n-lativo to the i». •oing of C\ onty bonds to this Com pany. It were an unnecessary task, after hav ng recorded thtir judge inent, to enter into a lengthy argu ment, to coi^vir ce the people of the n«-ce»sity of this R«ad,aud top rtiay to them the advantages they will de rive from it. At we understand it, it is necessary, in order thatth Company mny avail tbemselvea of the beneiit cf the connty »ut scriptim, that the Koad shall be com| leted before the 1st day of January 1861. It is not Furprin ing, that the fr ends of the proposed improvement should become a little impatient for tbe dec s on of tbe Court, as with them tbe trutli of the old adtge, "that jrocrant"nation is the tbi* of time," may be seriously realised. We know nothing of the lejal as pects of the oase, but, it not against law, we are, on all question*, for an acquiescence in the eiprttfetted «nl of Mm people. THE RECORD. )n order that the country may llave a fair view of the tendenciea of Repobbcaniam as it rega'ds an inter ference w th domestic slavery in the States of tLe Union in \vb:oh it now eists, it ia only necessary to keep in vl«w the declarations of tta party chiefs. We append a tew of these as they h*ve come to our vie* iu reading over our exchange*. They have a poweiiul b«*aiing on the question sow engroaaing so much of the a?ten» tion of the people of this country. Iu be forewaiued is to be fore armed.*' Can this Union and its in •titatioos be placed in the keeping of apaity, the leading apiiits of which hold aucb views aa the following, Without imperiling it* v«ty exist- SBN%TOR WILSON, Bepublt ef Maaaachuretu: Let miMMMber that 44 it beiwetfu Mils country mii 1 e out Uelweeu ibts country B-iUiii, how mucli leverence or uttcc iion ««iuid the skives of Virginia or any other »Uve State ekbibn lor the fear atriarrkal imtitu i nl l. .» ui that an irmy of Canadian fugi tive* and Wed Ind a free colorrl aolditrt had landed »t N-m oik. Charleston, Mobile or Saranntth, and prKlt med freedom, and offered thein arma to achieve it, ho* many of iIi* foar millions of sluves would decline the opportunity, or refu-e to ol.ov i'n summon* to ft ike and be free i \Y confers this i« an ugly vu*w of the patriarchal institution, bat it i* one that no patriot dare ignore. Denw oratio demagogue* amy s'nn th« coantry with iln ir clamors and rav itutt again»t Koptibl.cmis, but that will not ward oft' t».e terrible cot.se quences to the 8«.uth, of a «ar with Ureal itiin. So longk iu,,)„, f„,i» l.e LTnited States keep* clear of a collision with tb« mo her courpri', atd Heaven gra' it may be for ver, the peculi-o io«itutiou mav e- ape a diaafl'rou* turmiuatioo.— Chicago Pre** 7H bun*. 1 s'liverv »rl continue wlrle the foot ot a si i vo 11rinses the soil of tbe Amer ican republic. W ah:tll rharffp the S'iprcme Court of the United S'ates, and p'a a iiu.'n in that Juirt who lievc* wi ll it* pure und immaculate Ch efJu^tice John Jay, tint our j^avers will be impi lis io 'tVC'II, wli le we 8U-ta».. and sii'-pott bu:uarj slavery." BENJAMIN K WADE, U. S. Senator from Ohio, Rfublioan Lta il* Thtre is r&illy itti now union bt tween the Xorth and the South, and tie belii vrd i o t*o nxtions Uf a the enrtli eiitertamed feel ngs of mo tier rancor toward* eaeti other,)ha •be e t«»o rati- na of tl.e Ilepu^i'-.— The onlg salvution of the Union, therefore, toa$ to be found in divert i y it entirely from all taint of slave y JOHN P. HALE, in a letter from Washington, dated Augubt 10th. 1856: 44 If I did not believe that the election of Freemont and B*yt n would be a step in thwt direction, (tin: total nboi'tion pany of sl*very.) the movement would recive tit le sympathy fioro rae." GEHUIT SMI I II, an Abolitionist •nd Republican, said to a letter writ ten in 1866: 41 Hut the true question is not what is thepHstol Mr. Fillmore and Col. Freemont on Slavery, hot what is iheir pr« rv-nt on this subject and lit re we fi that whil-t ol. Free mont liaa out-grown bis pro-s'avery ducat on, Mr. bdlmora has aposta tized from lu, anti--latery educa.ioi. that whilst Col. Fieemont is ONLV ASCENDINO TIIK ANTI SI.AVKhY LAD DER, and irill ere long reach the Ab\ ohtion, OK TH1» KOI Mr. Fil'llioro has sr*endeil it. Not a sii L-le Aboi tiouist will vote for Mr. Fil inore. Alintty^nine in a hund» rtd irill tott for (.ol. Freemont, and tbe other hutdivdth will prefer s ]:hon to that of Mr. Buchanan or I' il more. |/r. Cutter, aHepnhlican orator, in 185(i, t-aid at Mont] elier 44 It \ou would cariy the election next November, ke« hloodv onus es in KaiitHH belore the eyea of th' |eo, le. You have no oilier plank. Setilr this question and you are de fistlel." Wer.d'dl I'll li ps, a Republican: 44 We confehS that we int. nd tc trample uu ler foot tbe oii'-titution of this country. l»n:el says: 4Yoii 4* Wendell Phillips, again "There is m»r in the Republican prrty. It is this It is the first Beet oi«al patty ever organized in this coi.ntrv. It is the NVrh arrayed auainrt the South. The first crack in the iceberg ia visible vou will yet hetr it go with a crack through the cell're." (ieii. James Watfon Webb, a Re publican leader, mid iu the Philadel phia convention It we (meaning the Abolitionitp,) frl theie, (at the ballot x) what then? We w 11 drive it (*lavcr\) back sword in hand, and fo help me Cod believing that to be right, I aia with then ." I in. ace Greeley, a Republican .* 441 have no doubt but the free nd »lave States ought to be separated. The Union is not worth sn| |, .mug in connection with the South Josiah (juincy Republican, of Boston: The obligation incumbent on the free States to deliver up fugitive lave-* is t: at buidn, and it must be obhte-a'ed from the Constitution at EVUiV ll»ZAHD." Horace Mann, a Republican, of Massachusetts 4* I have only to add, under a full senee of my responsibility to my country and my tiud, I delibeiately any, better disunion, better a civil or servile war, b-tt«r any thing that Gort in hio Piovdence bh-ll sen than an extension of the bounds ci slavery.' Mr. Banks, present Republican Governor of Massachusetts 441 am not cue of that class of men who cry for the perpetuation of tbe Union, though am willing, in a ce iain state of circumstances to let it slide." Burlirganie: 44 When we shall have elected a President, as we will, who w II n-»t be the President of a nty, not of a sec tion, but the Tribune of the people, and after we have exterminated a few mote scrable doughfaces from tbe North, then, if the Slave Seiwtr will not give wty, we will grind it between the upper and nether millstone* our power." Gen. Jatues Watson Webb, a Re publican editor: t4On the action of this (the Rrpub lican) Convention d- pends the fate of the Country if the Republicans fail at the ballot box, we will be forced to drive back the slavcocrhcy with the firo and sword." The N. Y. 44Tribune," thro.^ riiil ions of fx»ii'Ini»*', groaning Julius Rockwt l!, Fr -p-S 1 ra u»aur nam»l«ae %'*««, Ufcuuiitl that date for Guv. of Maseaobus-ettK— we «hali w h*c to reprove «nch ntlicr,' "R-co^fiuing, therefore, the para- qnor.— Ohicago Journal. ftiul UiBt w« labor for tlttif deliver- raonnt m-ue, I recoguize a* the only an e. practical meana of iuatfiin iag our\ I tell yoti here to-night, that tho \t,o*tton tip n timt i s«oe, our co ope i human ratim mib ttc tm,.-» of *r f,i,, J. Weoster ate a law-abiding peo ple,' that the f»l« ry of New lit i»Ui ih 'that it is a law-abiding communi ty.' Shame on it if t1 i« be true if even the religion of New Ei.gland mi ks a )w a-, its statin- bok. lint I say we are not a law-nbidiig cotu munitv. God le thankd lor it." Anio» gst the Vice 1'res dents of t!e Funiont meeting in tins city (I'rovidence, K. I.,) on the luth itist., (Sept., 1856,) wa* the pr« sei Li« ut. Coveinor the StHte, who declared a sl.oit time since that lie would tjive tn ibou-and dxllaru to diskohk iiie I'yioN of THE Sta ies."—l*rovidcncc I'oat. 44With while the Nebraska bill Was before Ci rgrcss:— "Better that conflict n should en sue better that discord should reign in the national councils better thai Congress should breik up in wild disorder I,hv, better that tbe Capi tol itself should blaao by the torch ol the incendiary, or fall and bury all its inmatea beneath its crumbling ruins than that this perfidy and wrong should be finally accomplished." •li- iu other States *n the formation of the Republican p'irty of the Union Jud,/.: pal )iii^ of Ohio, in tbe i Rfpub'n an Convcnt:on:— 441n the enso of the alternative be- irg .-nt' of tbe -oirinutnce of slavery, or a dissolution o the Union, I am for iisoi.t Ti"N", and I care not nc fpiirk it COtnCS." D'-tiriis n, GovernT elect of Ohio, said the to.lowing uu the- canvas^:— 4'If I arn electe 1 Go eru ofOti^o —ao i I cxpi ci to bi—1 will uot let any lug.tive bun-turned Keiitui'k}, or any other blave State audit 1 rat.not prevent it in any other wav, aa commander iu cbii I ol tbe milt tarv of the .tatc, I will employ the bayonet—so help me God!"1 Iu coi.traat with the foregoing en unciations of hostility to a perpetua tion of our Un on as it is, composed of fee and slive States, we refer to tome extracts from the Farewell Ad dross* ol the Fatb?i of his Country. Casting bis prophetic vision into the future of the land for which he bad periled everything that is dear to man, he foresaw that den.arog'jes would appear upon the stage of aci -n, who, for 8 IfiBb ends, would teek to excite the passions and jci lonsies ot the people of one portion of the Union against those of another, llw predictions have been verified. Repeatedly bince the spirit of Wash ington wirg(d its way to the rchlins of bliss, his country ha» been threat ened by domestic enemies. In all her serious trials, in her very dark st bouts, the benign influence of the memory ot the letter Patriae aud his coadjutor.-, has rracued oyr land from impending ruin. It is be tilt ng on such occasions as the present, t\throw a retrospect up on the example of our Fathers, and to call to mind their admonitions. No man whose aoul posse scs a scintilla tion of tl e spirit ol p:itroti -»r, afier having reid and reflected upou the v. arnings given us, can fail "to loathe, abhor, detest, abjuie," the traitor who would we ken the bonds which unite ua toge'h- aa one people "The unity Oi government, which constitutes you one people, is also now tle ir you. It is justly so for it is a main pillar in tbe edifice of vcur real independence, the support, of jour tia^quilitv at heme, your peace abroad, of your saf»ty, of your pros or ty, of that verv I beity which \on so highly prize. But, a-^ it is ea sy to foresee that from different caus es and from dijlenut jcarters much pains will be talrn, mui.g artifices tm/doyed, to weaken in your minds the conviction of this truth,—as this is the point in your o tical fortress j'ga nsl which the batier e* oi inlet" nal and xu-rnal enemies will be most constantly and active y (though often c- verilv *nd iiiaultonbly) ditecbd,—it i.s of infinite moment ti.at you shou! i pr p-ly »st ni"te the immense value of y ur n^tionn! union to yourcoPe ive and individual happin ss t'l it you should cheiuh a cordial, habitu al and in movable attachment to it. accustoming yourselves to think and spe-k of it as the palladium oi your political sale'y and proper:ti wa ch ing for ita pre^ei va ion with jealous anx ety discount' mrn u.g whatevfr may suggest even a S'/t/'iciini ti.at it can in a y event, he aim,.toned and indignantly frowning upon the first dawning of wery attttnpt to alienate ng iort,'on of our fountry from the, n:t, or to enfech/c the sacred ties which novo link together the curious part*. such powerful and obvious motives to uiron, affect'ng all parts of our coiintiy, whi'e e\[x nelicc shall not have cbmot^ti atel its impracti cabilitv, tlx re will alwM\s be reason to distrust tbe patriotism of those who. in any q.i.»rter, may endeavor to weaken its baids. 4,In coatempl -t ng the causes which may di-turb our Union, it occurs, i.s a matter of serious concern, that any "round should have b«*en furnished for chaiai-t" t'uing patties bv geo grxph cal discriminauo-w,—northern and southern, At'antic and western, whence dea:gninr men may en deavor to excite a hi bet'that there is a real fleivnce ot local interests and views. One of tho exped-'-nts of par ty to acquire influence wiUrni partic ualr distnots is t» misrepresent the opii ions and aims of otln.r ditricts.— Yon cannot shield yourselves too much againt tbe j-ah usies and heart-burn ings wlrch spring from these misrep resentations they tend to render alien to each other those who ought to be bound together by fraternal af fection. ''However combinations or associa tions of the above descript on may now and then answer pular ends, they are bkely, in the course of time and thing-*, to become potent cuginc*, by which cunning, ambitious and un principled men will be enabled to sub vert the power ol the p-ople, ?ind to usurp for t' emse'ves tbe ins of gov ernment destroying, alierwardf, the very engines whicit had lifted thorn to unjust dominion." Competent judges estimate the corn crop ot the Unit'd States the present year at nine hundred millions ot biiMic's, which at an average price of 40 cents per bu-hel would lie worth *3e0,fW0,000. As to the consuinp'* tion of this \a-t. product, which is qui etly gathered and passes into the gen eral current of commerce, the ftntis ties of a siugle corn growing State •*nay be a matter of iutgrest to the reader. In 1858 there were 700,000 hogs killed in Ohio, and in some form exported. It required eight mi lion bushels of corn, I e-ides other foo.', to tuiten them. This com made th rk, lard, lard oil, candles, tc., winch Wore exported from Cincinnati and other ports. Tea millions of bushels were made into whiskey. Two or three millions more made into fat cattle 441) :tn i e s u u s o i n o O i o bb SPECIAL NOTIC-KS. I4iauufacturei] into foe', light aud li /V I A* Ill-timki» Prayer.—Our friend ot this place, re'ates an amueing instance of dl-tiuied prayer which lately occurred in tbe vicinity of Lapsing.—Two young b:oods, he one i a Deinociat, and tbe others B'«ck Republican, both in a how eoin-i you- s moi d, i ad occasion one verv d'nrk night to boat it across an exceeditig'y marshy aixl uiiiy stream in or ler to reach their hum-s,— When about lialf-way over, the boat sprung a leak, and before they could reach the o p.-siie shore, sunk, thus leaving them iu the midst of what au Irishman would call one great bog. Although neither could swim each whs obliged to make use of tbe only alternative lefl him, and ^rike out boldly for the shore. In their eff rts to reach terra Jirma both pitched in to sn uncomuioiry miry spot, from which it soon became to them appar ent, that extrication was next to an impc s-ib liiy. The more they floun dered ab .ut, the deeper they sunk, until they found themselves chin deep in the water, fn this helpless state they bethought themselves of prayer. After ar^uin^ awhile as to whose du ty it was to offer up tbe first petition —both bi ing unwilling to make tbe first prayer—it was agreed thit the Republican should "lead cff. And he did lead off", in true republ can style, praying first for the poir, enalaved African of the South, and prayng last for the poor, enslaved Aiiican of the south.—This was rather more than tbe mud-and-water bound Dem- crat could fctand. His "dander began to rise," and it continued its upward couise until, breaking through aii restraints of a spiritual or temporal nature, he seized hia companion by the hair of the heed and commenced pummeling him after the genuine Tom llyer fashion,all the while ex claiming, n vou, pray for a nigger, will you, when a white man's in daigt r?" The prayer, or rather the l4noise and confusion" made by the two,soon brought them assisitance, and they were speedily relieved from their perilous situation. Both soon a'ter signed the temperance pledge. Allegan Record. Fitosi the Goi.d Minks.—We had a o:i!l oue day this week from Mr. J. F. Everett, who, in company with Mr. W. R. Ankeny also a citizen of this County, icturned a few days since from tl.e liocky Mountain Gold Mines, which be lelt on the 2d of September. Mr. E. spent eight weeks in the mines, making and workirg gulch claims some twenty miles from the original Gregory Diggings. IJe w as associated with a company of fifteen. They made only a living. Mr. Everett is satisfied thnt there is plenty of gold in tbe Mountains, but thinks it useless to try to obtain it without capital at suitable machin ery. A man single handed can make better wages in tbe States than he can in tbe mines. Mr. E. informs us that on the last day of August snow fell to the depth of a foot and a half Gregory's Diggings. lie supposes tbat at present there are from ten to fifteen thousand persons in and about the uiirie*, nearly all of whom intend wintering there. When he lett tbnir was selling at from ten to fifteen dol lar- per hundred unds, and bacon at thirty cents a pound. In Denver store rooms of very moderate dimen sions rent foi from two to four hundred dollars a month. Denver swarms with gamblers. A rude" tent, a little whis ky, and a table constitute the only outfit necessary to the commence ment of a gambling shop. Af ta bles are even •:reeled along the street over which money ia chang'ng hhnds bv th*»se eng-«ged in card playing or some othei k ml of gaming. Mr. E. traveled on his return with Mr. Greg ry, the princc ot ciaim (tellers. He was retimin to his home in Ge.-rnin, having with him about $8 000 in dust. Mr. E. advises all men of small means to keep away from the gold mines, as tiny can ino»t certainly make better wages where they ure.— Osfadoosa Herald, Tiik Cokn Trapk.—The Chicago Jjemocrat says "The first important movement has been made in the co n trade here by the closing of contracts for JO,OdO bushels new shelled to be delivered in November at 50c per 5(5 lbs in btore. The President of the Indianapolis railroad telegraphs to his correspondent in New York: 44 Indian corn veiuent just com mencing. Twenty cars yesterday twent\ live to day. In thirty days we cannot supply cars enough. The crop is enormous." An Important Railroad Likk Nkaki.y Compi.etet.—A note from Mr. Follct, General Superintendent of the Peoria and hjuawka (Eastern Kxtension) lUihoad, informs us that the road will be extended to Logans port, Indiana, by the first of Decern be next. INfli'HlKCfi. V I K I I I A I N E A I AMHTMIM ('oMfMrny, Hartford. Qhartered 181 Bom* AiMtraaei Compmnth Ot tha Olty atVewToift. Owl 1000,000 Phonnl -m insurance Compmny, Ot Hartford. Caik Capital *400000 o W a a fnmuranee Vmpmny« Of ih« 0UU ut Nif Torfc. Cbpitef 160,000 OoniMotl out Jtfutuai lAfe Inaursmet Cm Apt/mind OuftUai ....................S.ooo.noo •Mut.H Hit itny. ISM.... OFTFIOI—a«o» Ko. I RofMM Block Mala ft. •a««5-diwi H»waT a. Bovni«jr. x«Mit Hi V. MITiliEIX, Ageot, tot I be followlix well knov CMnputU i uiaiBD tiai AHO mabiitb iNsuaxv«a«6^ or ntiuimniui va. OfltOl-M sum, aaat ilia, M«w ihn. __ _. 1I MiatKLLA*EOOT. Dartaf tbe inaiacr tint ki)«pk«H I •vv tbeuiar.d, «f •uffrrers f-om' dycni'-ry ftud diarrtai (mv« «a rc ler~i by tlir Me if HfB tetter's Bitten, octftcina which la ••viaeiiry 4-»tit*t i siotala p*n»( *at pUM In th* tiUmttlca. Wllk'n di»rrt:«i u one of wl.l'h tbetfc'llof tl.a pl.y«lcl«ii Tho med clo- th'jr ^dnial or to rt acu lbs bsw *1« uc*' r.'tm to re -.h the ®nr -r o( th"? e»tl. Th« n y U o e e i y w i r» 1 diS'-atK*- and th t-iniulune u»ly rush of vigor, t- rlJ thm»rlT«'i cf bi a dUeiM.» ThUrriM'ni l- loividb. U*" BiTTins. »b ch n?r«r f»ll« to co: qu tfcr iu «i 'lubturn It l« only fair to tty, tbat da lnf tb» a »«:a ]u"t c'ci-l, this nirr'ictDc hts ach.PTt'J iu t- cor-* luin atiy otbtr er«r pn*rnt4 to the pub in an 1 during Id* ft!I, in wbkli ib» Urii: seonr**. t! e t+vf and »g .e,l« io prT»l«nl, tba Bm i Hf sain (icsb (*nir, Vu.d by dm gliU aad Vu"o gecfr»!!y, wbere. See alrcTtti«M*at la mlktr eataau. octl-'ono»l wifff—Wigs—Wlpfs. aAVCHILOR'd Wigs aoo 1oap ei aarpaai att4» Tb»y areel"(*Dt, ltibt. eaay and ilarable. PlltU'g to a charm—do tnrntcg ut' behind—n. fbrtnkln* off the h"»d, In lead, this is the only 1 tabllatunent where Umm thljg are properly nnder iiool and uada. Jul:y-wl? 288 Broadway, New York. Hair Dje—Hilr Dye—Hair Dye! WM A. BATCHILOR'8 HAIR DTE! Th* Original and Beat in tbe World I All others *re mere Imitatlooi, anJ tbculd be avolle(t, tf yon with to eacape ridicule. OR AY, RED, or NVBTV AIR I)»rd Instantly to beanttfnl and Nataral Bmwt) or Black, without the least trijsry to hair or kia. rirrBBM MRnAt.B aid THPLOMiS hare been swarded to Tn A Batclidor sUice 1899, and over 40,000 application, have been made to tbe Hair of h'.« patrons of hit fatroas Dye. Win A BatchPlor'i Hair Dye produces a color not to be dlstlntra'sbol Ironi nature, and Is warbam* kd not to Injure In the least, however lorg it msy be continued, and tLe ill effects of bad dyes reme died the Hair invigorated f. Life by this splendid Dye. Made, sold or ipplted (in a- rivate rooai) at the Wig factory, 2*3 Broadway, New Tork. Poll tn all citics and towns of the United Staten, ty Druggist* an! fancy Goods ntnlr-ra. Cf Tne Oennlne bas the nsme and addrw upon a steel piste engrayin* on fear sides of each box, of WILLIAM BATOHRLOK, Julyll-wl S8I Broadway, New Tork BRAKDRETn'8 PlLI.S HAVE No ACTION HAVE ON lurrsiTiKH.—Young |«ople cai.not, but middle-aged and old jieojile cnnBfiijrc iatc that medidinc which* being used in sickurs.", acU only upjn the cause of the disease. Around every organ affected, there the uudicine pene trated, removing impurities, preventing all •ettlcing of the.huuors into ulcere, swelling* or tunjcij.~ In heart a flection?, in Epilepsy,in in Pleurisy, in 8re Tim ats, and affections of tbo respiratory organs generally, in I)yjji-peia, these wonderful 1'ilU give immediate relief and pcrsevercnce will be sure to cure Maladies which hove been pronounced beyond human •kill have been cured by tlit-ir ueo. and is this fo wonderful Heboid the reason Hran dreth'a l*ib!l purify the blood they ihavc no power except over impure humors, and these bciug removed, the disease is removed. Mill ions are deriving health fit thi use of thifi innocent medicine, which never weakni.^, but always strengthens firstly, by taking out of the body these matters which lield,ns it were, the life principle in custody and, secondly, by inparting a life giving pro)ierty to the blood.— Sold at lr. Brandreth's l'riucipnl Office, No 28-1 Canal-st, New York, and by respectable dealer* in uieiicincg. ik-11 dtnovll VfofKAT'S LIKR PILL'.—The high and envied xrl celebrity which O la pre emln-nt medlcin" ha a jiilreJ for Its inv%rlHtle rflfacy In a I the di^e.ses which it p- i.f to cur*, hm n'Tcil thi iiia1 i ractl^e ef steola iounpnfflngr .t oiily iincecenary hut unworthy of them. They are known by iheir frui's ttict• jr.)nd »mk tcMlfv for th' iu, ati'' the» thrive rot ty the Isl li of til-" cretlul u* in all »ef •»», Pjspcrsle, tlSlom »nd liycr fff* t:.:fil, piles, h' umati-ui, ftver. nod »gue, ot.stuate h'-a-Iictes. ai.d h11 deotral JersntJcm nts of lualt!', tb' te fills have invariatly »roved a cer'&io antl sp*dy rem-dy. A Miigle lal «11' pl»ce the life Pills beton'l the leschof comp' ti kn in the e timate of everv n^t*»-nt. Dr. tf»t Pr®- ii Bitter' Will be fo'md rqna'ly efllcuci .uB In ail case* uf neryoiiH htllty. dy«p»p s- a e i e s i k e s I n e i i n s s i n •'ellr^te hi a th, and \—ry kind of weaknen dtvrgtiveTK*na For sale bv br W MOF^aT, 835 B'o.-lw»y, -rd by M'1|.ine Peelers and rus let- peiemllvthrntgbout the ciunlry. M'piS-wly' NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS Ureal Reduction in t*riee. ImmfnMs increase of Stork. INCREASED KAt'ILlTIES KB Al'CdMMODATINO ALL WHO WISH TO BI Y. Fruit and Om»m«iiial Trees. SCOTT SKRY. i ca nnnA! i 'n KI s uF i-aruk 1 *J\"^UUUsizi!, lor Orchard plantinir and of »nri- .niapted to the cliuiatc nui-tiuil of the (Jrcal We«r. A choice stot'ktf IVar ^l'lumbs, Cherries, (Quinces, (l iosoberries, Grapes. Cur rant'. Waspberries, berberries, Strawberries Ac Ac.,at unusual low rates, besides a large and choice stock of Rohcs, Iitb!ias, Virbenas, and other flowering and bedding-out plants in general. An extensive ur.d select assortment of For est and Ornamental Trees, Nursery gi'wn, large and vigorous. Abo, an unparalleled stock of the choicest variolic-of tho uio*« beau tiful, rare and vigorous E e i e Particularly adapted to our foil and elimnte.— In short, a gencial and full assortment of Nur sery Stock lor sale on tbe most accommodating terms and unparalleio low prices for 'u.«h, good paper I'ork.Heef, Corn, Oats, Parley, Po tatoes. Butter, Chickens, K^a, Horses, Ox-in, Cows, Calves. Wagons, Coul, Wool, Ac., «r anything that I can use, sell, pay for lahot, or pay debtii with. Now is the accepted time. Call and see. U.S. HNLKY. Davenport, Oct. 26, '5'J-d2w-w#m. BLUODKU L\tTTLK AiVI) IIORSKS EXTENSIVE 8AI«E AT AUCTIOJV. ThorMlay, Nov. 24th, '5$, CANNON'S PREMIUM STOCK. THE HERD OF CATTLE AND HORSES, raised and bred by JOHN M. CANNON, will be offered for sale at auction, without reserve, on Thursday, November 'J4ih, IH.V.t, at the r« idence of Mr. cannon, near Davenport. FARMERS IMPROVE OCR STOCK. IT costs no more to raise a good animal than it does a poor ono, and now it the time to improve your stock. BLOOD WILL TELL." Remember that Cannon's herd of Cattlo and norses havo taken more Premiums thin Any other in the West. ONE YEAR'S CREDIT. To enable nvery farmer to purchase tbia stock, it will bo oflcred on a credit of ono year with approved fc.urity, and 6 per cent, in terest. SEE THE CATALOGUE On application to Jno. M.Cannon, or Cook Sargent, a complete Catalogue of this stock can be obtained, showing age, pedigree, and Ilis'ory of tbe stock, terms of sale, and other valuable information. JOHN M.CANNON, Agent. Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 20. 1659. n'. M. For the accomodation of persons out side of Seott County, Catalogues may be ob tained of the following named persons 11. D. DOWNEY, F.s«j.—Iowa City. IRA COOK, lq.—Dej HON. NVii. H. tcbttull—Tipton, J. H. WALLACE, sq -Munatina, Jah. D. HOI'kne, Esq.—De Witv HON. Wm. Smttbe—Marion. PCTRB W. PorriB.Esq.—Kookulf, PLATT SMITH, Eaq.—Dubuqa*. i, MtUdAwUia. I N S U A N E REAL EST%TE ASD I^MISCF. M.. SH'/TS, Ceoeral Real Estate Ageit, Lmui ai Inaaraace llroker, OM.NF DEEl "/.• ATrr Yi)HK AND OTULU J'A 'JL II. Y. SLAY MAKER. NOTABT Piauc ASV OOHVLITB ABSTHACT3 TUB PmLASDfB SHAW, Sec'y Atlantic Fire In^nrance to«p'y OF N. YORK AND BROOKLYN, CASH CAPITAL, #150.000 JOHN D. COCKS, Pres't HORATIO DORR,Sec'y Lamar Fire Insurance Comp'r. OF NEW fORK CITY, CASH CAPITAL,.... $800,000 E, ANTHONY, Pres't J. R. ST J»h, Sec'?. Fulton Fire Insurance Coaip'y, OF NEW YORK CITY, CASH CAPITAL, $160,000 WILLIAM A. COBB,Pses't Jams M. RaKKiMi, Sec'y. Humbolt Frie Insurance Co., OF NEW YORK CITY. CASH CAPITAL, $20#, 0 JOHN RANKIN, Pre't Wilii mMI'lliuan. Sec'y. New York Life Insurance Co OF NF.W VOUK C1TV. ACCDlfULATED CA1 'IT A $ 1,500,00" MORRIS FRANKLIN,Pres't, Pliney Frkeman, Actuary. Applications: for inshrancland J'oliciei iafUfcd in the ibuvenld and re njwii-'ible Coiiii'ianie.1", on first class ri.ks only, by JOHN L. SW1TS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent NICKOLLS' 11 LOCK.— UP STAIRS. octl9dtf lVJLLM.1t MLEJV* ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate & Issuance Afent, bavinport, IOWA. SprlngArtd Fire and Marine, Insurance Co., of Springfictd, Mai*. OitB CAPITAL §445.754 85 Jit rr chan V» Jummmce Company, of Hartford, Omm. 0AMCAPITA AND 8vbpi.CS,....*239,079 83 CUy Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. CASH CAPITAL A. Sdrpi cs 1325.098 04 Western Jtta»9aehu»e0kf Insurance Co/iij-any, of PittufielJ, .Virus. CiSH CAPITAL fc fi'RFi is S325.975 32 Willi A N ali.bk. A*»nt. l»avenport. lows, lyoffin enr Kain and Second "i. ondi Cook k. 8«rent'. Bank. •eptl4-m HXTBTTHLAJTOHb Fire, Inland and Ufa CONWAY INSJHANCE CO., MAS«A( ItrBKTM. Oash C»nlt«l ar.J (urplna $364,000 IIAMPI'EN INSURANCE CO., SPRIHOrtCLD, MAM* Oaab Capital and .crplui $3(0,000 NORTH AMERICAN IfB. 00., or HABTrono, oora. Oaah Capital .... $a«K,Nc LORILLAKD INS. 00., fr ?ir.w T'oai. Oaah Capital .... $M2,«K MANHATTAN LIFE INS. 00., •r hbw *on«. 0«ah O.plul .... $780,000 CITY FIKF. INSURANCE CO., nfw HAvra, roav. Oapltal $300,000 W. SODTBWOKTH, Pt'l t. G. N. rciMTOX, Sec'/. riBI.D k KAUPMIK A lent., I.ahrman'« Block, 24-at, S. Fim.D, Aveot, Darenpoit, Iowa. OMeartext totbe ift Oflne, lock I»Un1, III. «M| THK flRIAT WBSTKRN Insnrnnee and Tmst fe«pany, a wo Fanners Union lasnraace €tnp«ay UF A THIN!', PA., Havtoa conaoll(lat'l their t,r.s!ne»«, the .am* will herenfter b- '.aductej t.y th« united eompailtea, lo Ute name or th* THB GEE AT WE8TBHN InNiirauce St Tr««l Company, at th'-lr office In the Oompary'» bnlldlng. 403 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Wjr ttiT« nrritnif irent t^e Incme r.t the ORE4T WESTERN iSS'R \KOK AND TRUST COM PjIAV win be U'g )yaui(oiciit' d. andoTer $130,Our ad'leil to ttc a,»e'a, wblcb $li^),COO Is In Klrit llorlgiK'". 'th Bo id», fcoB'iniigixperMii.t Interest, on lB'pr''V**l proi«erty, worth don 1»* the amount which K.ves the Cmnpacr over $8J«,C00 ef avaUatilr raeaoB te meit »n» liaMltllea All rnrtnr a ri^k. of either Coaipany are •nne1,aiid anv lo.»e« that mav occur vtU be prompt If »ilJu«L«-l «r. paid. Wirt, Inland, and Marin* Cargo Rut* 7Um cn U* M—t FamorabU Ttrmv Keepeciloiijr aoirlt.ng you' t.uMoeaa, wear* Toar obedient errant., Ci*a. v. l.ATHRor, Praa. Wm. I*auK«, Mlltgi of Branch Offlee, Mew Tork. Jaa Ciimt,Sec sndTreaa O. 8. Hcram, Aaa't Bee* DiacoroBa: Chan O lAthrcp, Hod I A O Jol4 Commicsoxib OP Dbbm FCH MisNt OTA! OFFICEXlcnOLLS' BLOCK, VP STAIR*, DAVENPORT,: 10WA, TtTLl r.H'NTV. New York Insoranre Igficy, CASH CAPITAL REPJl SI.NT'D,.S3 vUO 000 WITH L4HUK tl'KrHTS. PHIENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO* OF N. YORK AND BROOKLYN, CASH CAPITAL, $200,009 STEPHEN CROWELL, Pres't ISM** 1 C. H. 8CRIVEN*8 GENERAL AUVF.KTISINO ACRNt Y Plw, «3, dbaiiiiorn rr., rHUAUO. OAMPBBXX Ott.'8 Grent \V«-»nrn ).'reiniiim z z o w O A S a tlauafaitury Ci Dcarljura Cliieago, IU. V. U. Bus tic*. Ulrtal lVnrfh«m*f. YtfK ER'SON MP BANCA TIN |i 1» AM 1. ANTS IS 'JOTT THOMAS S. DICkKRSOi, 45 Wabnsh Aveuuc, Chicngo. 4ft Tinuerai Stock. TIV PLATE. SlIKET IRON. Hl.OCK TIN, SHEET HltA.^S, SHEET (Ol I'KR, BLOCK TIN. ZINC. WIKE, COPPER PITTS AND BOI.TS, TINNERS' Ti (U. -TAMPF.ll WARE. LEAD PIMi, Ac* A Urge .«t(.ek ot the ab^v* crocxia on hand, together wiih ail article" in Tii.i:er«' Line.— We pay ca."'.i for old jer, brutf, etc. ocl4d2m o a s a o a Manufacturer of the Iaiproved Invincible or Ventilating WIGS AND TOUPEES, Ladies'Ornamental Hair Work, lift A IDS, BANDEAU*, Ac. AL-o of Exquisite Hair Jewelry, srrn as tins, rinos, bracelets, NECK-LACES, EAR DROPS, K-. No. 7? talk Street, C'hiraRo, Illinois. Peisoi.s re^idin^ in any part "1 tho world can huve Wi^ii^r Tmipces made order by ta kii the uie».-ure tif here di lectc-U: No. 1 rtjunii the head No. 2 fr. temple to temple below the crown No. 3 from the hiiir on the forehead to the |«le ef the neck No. 4 from ear to ear. When measuring for Toupees cut a p'iper pattern the site and sh:i|.e of the baldness. THE TliAlJE sri'PLlLI) AS ESI'AL. oct1 Idly. CHICAGO IRON WORKS, ESTA 11LIS11EI.» IN 1 48. Kits, s I liiit'J Fmnkliu KbChirnxu, III. 1.IIT/ »V TO.. Proprielor^. M:.(in. i inurs nl 'i I "f MNAMENTAL RAIIINCS AND VLfiANDAHl, A N K V I I S I K O N I O S ft it .1 Ti.ru, s s «f Oramomtal Castins, iiiiti it 11 ..thtr kind- of IKON WORK KOKMilLhlNttS. O. Y. I.ETZ, W. n. CHE? oWgTH, J. U. JOHNHTOK. i»t't dtJiii Siglit and Zloarius OK. I\ A. AO %VI:LL, Formerly of Tornt... C. W., now wl Chi-'a^o, III., the eminent and skillful operator on tbe EVE AND EAR, At No. l'.*3 andolpii .^t., ('-ir. ol Dearborn St., Chicago, is working miracles in the way of rn-toring LOST SHillT AND IIKAItlNG. Upward.-: of TWO HI'NDRED have beeu re ceived by Dr. within the last four week*, innny ot whom have been blind lor uiotith.^ and yenri, have had their sight restored in ctantly bv hemi ate am i»irrn i i.t oi-kka TIONX, while others, who have been Mufferers fr-m di-ea?e, have been miraculously cured by mild aiid gentle tren*ment. The bc.-t proof a.s to ho* Dr.C.'gnervicesare appreciated is, that he i? dnily receiving new patients from all part* of the country, and di» miHfinir. as cured, his early received cnetr!. No Fee is icquired for an examination or opinion. No Cuahok f..r .-vrvr-e-' that are not HCCCKSSFI'!., as will be -tiileil when the patient id received. Dr. Cudwel'V TkeatiHi. on TUB Eva .* EAKtobehaJ okatis on application as above. rctlS-lw All i BOOTS AND SHOES Fir«t Arrival o» o o s i S i o a S S I I I 8 NO. S NICKOIJIIB' 1ILOCK, 18n,the wrecelvirgtlc P.4 1.1. WINTtR STOOE ot SHOK8 HI BUKIll*, to whlih ho In vlte* ainilnf.tion rn.'t.uK r«. I ha. i' a hrge mI fit'! i*t rtmrvt all «r.da» (.fa ..wl., t» -h on Tin ti n:.il iiiie, ala(lrl tocity and •iiiitry trt: -. 1 ihi"k witboct ratl n (BTerr tnn) 'ti I.Alitt Itn »n'l ^Vli .e in n now day.) Ihave'h. JAH .keT AND bKvr iS-oHTMBlTT t'Vr off led i:. D.vc^orl. 1 have most of m* •t.p'e (t'.i-tf ni«n.f«etun for my own I rule ati't lit Ihetn in |ii*lltT «''|U»I tOthe bent. An to price- I den't .-. §i to »lv«Ui'-in away, n.ilCtier try to I In |ri ik trith^thuae .-cund or thirl r.te K d-. My_n!m '. to kf j. Tr»t e|aH g-od» and n il them at iha l) we«t living prlre.. •un MinroHnitin. Tony ii-meroiif oattomer. wbe prefer (MM* ITork weeiritiou" to l-'ld out Inducement. tB the of prim* and tlyUsh work, aot a-,aalted Mil" il'e tfew V':k. Aii kU'U of Lad MM* work inanafactnrad ac -laael. ilylTl «. flABHttt kVAK8. iHSir 4 CO., AQKNOT POB I.APLIN, HM1TB A BOIBS VOW DBH MtLIJI, VALOKRTIKH, M. V. We haraas kaad at nugaxioa, Mn packagaa Fow ler. Rt/te and Sporting Powder In ka(e, hi'f k'^r. quarter k'gl Bed rankt^ra. Blasting P»wd^r aad §afcly Fase. Partlea wl.bloa large .nppile* of Blasting Ilawder woald do well to addreoa aa. tf ALL POWDBB WARBANTET.«tI VUIUAGU AUDUBON CLUB PRtMIVM po frrKR. r|',ni3Ponder Tlm.|rea K. 8iiim«N,31 Vlea-Pre. Wm Darling, 0 Shtpmen Jno (J tinnier, A lea WhllMtn, OlllespleH I Baziebtirit, panlel Collier, Jaa Haiti, (Tba. Harlan, Tracy. Elocam, I k M'Onrdy, fraoel. Tjl*r. EDWIN FAY, AgmU, CMot with PaMKIB ft. BDWAADS, Jy31-Ma Wo. l» Mr-it €o-Partnership. U. (JEO. IE DIXWEM.,«f IloMon, id ad 31 niitted a partner in our iiou.c fn in, and after the first day of October. Oar agency in Hon ton will hereafter be conducted under the name and atvle of Sargent A Dixwell. COOK 4 8ARGENT. DaTraport, Oelobar lit, UN. E A E S A E COOK nuMitwrm REAL K»TATE OFFICE i'AVe&port, O'-uber li'h. 1»5». WE f,1* l"offer great bargain* ia Ii'.-al I. Ute tc who t» oc Mpy er imjr'jve. W« have ui.improTed tariii in every .*ntv along the line the \|. A f. Kai'rcx.i betw'ee here and the Mift .uri Hivtrf, whirl, we |M1 rery cheii|. a tual settler., We liaTe,alf",«ry •i:t.intitv «f— C.'ily a nd Town Propeity, Improvdi tui.i ui.iii,('»v«il, f.,r .aieur lerniH tl.Bt will mit a .lieniit'. Call »r »ddre.'.t either of i ur Real lUtateOf flees, awl we will act. ilidi.'.uu tho.e home, or prcfitable ii.veftmei.t. COOK A SARGENT. Oct. 15th l-5!).-dwtf W I E 4 k O e a I n u I N i POAT OII U I: utiLi».a. •ACRBa. gi, mi r« f-, n, eij,. ,,,4 k(W wV/ a«acil •bid i Fo «eli aiiJ e •'f*"*1 'a'aita.* A«U »c e., under flue eiiltitafi-B, 0. b*r ,h -, "f ly 1 S |111' r.. »I. ml».t Uii-u.-.-T Til-I.ore of lb'* Ite^i i%T£T. In {lio.t o.'i: y 80 .c e., ail roll!*!.! 1 »td uie ,e ai.'i r-.li.e oniy 14 mi!-. u\ lbt» I. a «u^ fim. 12J v&tMU fr* ho'1-e »ndUiri ftnr X, 11: ic'.aid. marto».. wli. ». '.n'jr $1'. Wanted Immediately, Good Vara, v Caih u t- r-* 2^ BesNeines Land Ageac|. Laud Wnrrantn. THE UNDKkSKiNKD HAVE FOR SALE Lund arrant* of different aigea, nhicli ttiey will sell f-r ca»h or ou time to tsit bur fhu^era. They wi!l |ay .rticular nit. nti- n the li ci- n anil locution of Lumln ii, IM iae«, I t. 1), dge, fharit on.nnd o»her M'e«te-n l.anol- triute. Aiio to jm vnictit Taie,-ana Labtl baaineM generally. EXCHANGE on all pBrtf of tbe I'nited Statex bought atfl sold COOK, SAHUFXT A COOK, Bankers and Lar.il Amenta. Oe.-MoiDej.Iowa. oolSdtf J. li A in U \oT %icv rruijc, I A N W A K U A N S O A E I A I I I 4 the Office* now ojhmi. Special care taken to secure lir-t ipiHlity of Land, ar.l g-».| Cations for tho?e ennu-tin^ 1:." to b.cate ti.nr Warrant.. A N HAHKANTS BOl'tiHT A SOLD OX COMMISSION. I'ONVKVANClXfi DONE. AM) TITLES KXAMLVKD WITit CALL: T«at ea ]?ai ct l» PATIIM'N I Kon itl ll. Will iw 1' 1 1,' 1. ri I 1 O I I KITLV. Drill s KKMTS *r. l+f Keiuillanoeji |.im| I!V liuidf. |:f? I^'i 1, in the ciljr I» enport. Al.-ouUrp' «junntity of lui{rote,i and I iiiui|iroved Land- in Iowa, from fl,*i to ^:J0,(i'» per acre. Ml Office No. 2't Main St. Davenport. Hr.KElKSCWt— tV-.k «f- Sargent, liunkera, Da*eni»ri !.wa. H. E. Caiiipli. II. Hanker, (i. I.. Diiv-i,| rt, I'r.s't of State ilank (». C. II. Wilt-In il, 1'i.tnain A Lcnke, Att'jr*, L. C. De naint, hwj. May 2H ily. Nebraska Land Agency! COOK, SAKGKNT & TABKLR, ri.oKKNCg, NgBBAJgA. ILL attend |.roui|itly toaUbu.ine.a eot VV nccted with :i Land Agcney, eitheriB Nelira ka,or western Iowa. LAND WARRANTS bought,sold and blea ted Musi nee* for Ihttn can Lo left with any of tha un.lor-.(. in d. COOK A SAKM N DaTen]ort,l COOK, SA ISO 1 DOWNED AC-, la Io»« COOK, SARO'T a COI.K,!e» S A K O E N A I I I o n a- a o i 5 A N K I N 1 OOE A -AH' KNl il. I'. I dW nm, t* i I Took) Sargent, Hornii & 1 1 7 K n n n A S DEALERS Iff EXCHANGE Ar., IOWA ('ITV IOWA. BI BOOTS AND SHOES I fli W boleMtle Bb AT THK EMPIRE STORE I BRADY 8TR5BT. DATBKPOBT. Iatiftk RAVBdow In .- a large and w-l. MlectaC of BocU .uil 8hu.'«, vo wbKb I Invito tbe at tent I nf all In want 'if Mrtldee In my line. Country Trndtrt wtnhlng to r«pi«*Wb their rtaek w.il find It to th ir advantage call oB me tefM* pirrha-tna ^•w^ere V A SLi.L EXCHANtJE, IHSCOI NT jiafier, make o-llectliin?, iecei*c »!e|t-it«, allowi (c intereet at |er cent.' to regular eua touieir, nu'l do a regular lai.king butane**. ocl.iltf Bankers & Dealers in Exchange O O K a i a k k n PAVrSl'i'Hf, MHVA. CININ, MARGEXT, DOWNEV CO. IOWA ITT, IOWA. COOK, SARGENT A COOK, BBB HOINKg, IOWA. COOK, 8AHCENT* PARK KB, KLOKftlNf'E, NEHUAM.A. •ARGENT A DIXWELL, BOSTON, MASP. Notes lock the Sr.t premium at th-late 1 Pair of the toned State* Aftloltnral *oc|-ty la a tett wlib aarc'a and other w n known brandf. Par sale in 4 lb. cana by agent* (ur the u,aaofactur era. BVAKB.rBKW AGO 0lll-d6w Corner of Front and Braly «'a. j. n~. i:lukiuue's Ii the place to gst good bargairm in BOOTS & SHOES A LtBUE STOCK JI»T BKCSIVKK, A\/ ILL UK SOLD CHEAPER THAX EVEIt HE A UU Of IX THIS COiXUlTl •a aara ai4 cat th* rlghi viae*. ). H. ELDRIDOK^ NO. il BBAOT BTBBBT, BATBBTOBT, IOWA. oetMtf. and bills collected cd proceed* remitted to any pert of the nited State*. Bill? of Exrhange ra all the i n i a i i i e s o e n i i e- a n E u rope bought and cold. .Money r-mitte«l t.. Europe iu Siyf't Rit/n, which ran he ea-hed in any town in England, Ireland er Wal«B.I» •utn. of inland upward*. REKEK TO: F. Haven, Es'j., I'rs'f Merrh. li'U, boston, Ma#l A. D. H'xlge», Eh'|.,lV.'t \V»h. h'k, J. J. Dnweil, L^j I'rt-'t Miif.». H, Cha?. ii. I^oring, Eaq., Hre.'t Ma«.«. ll»..-p'l Life In". Co. l{i?f n. Ma?.*. J. Seyinoar, Esq., Ca«h'r h'k X.America, Nut rV. City. Clark, D*lge A Co., New York Citj. John O. Sargent. Eaq., '»3 Well S't do E. W. Clark A Co., I'hilale:pha, J. J. Anderson A Co., it. L"ui. Ml Geo. Smith A Cbi.-Hpo. P. Granger Adam^, E«q. %. Chicago. oclodtf TILDIiS, nHKBS & ncLKI.I, B^tJTKEH mm DEALEBB IN EXCHAIfOS. NUMMlilock,ctrTvtr Firadt/ n iif ffrrtfe DAVE*PORT IOWA. I^XCIIANOBoii .|| :heprlncti^l'lll»rf Ihe fBl Ta t"t s:at-.*. (ir at r.ittaln, lr. »t,d, and-oatl centloal Rero,.e toctrM «id Hold. K'.tei and di-i't. .lltcwd, aixl prortd* ren!t«4 to any part of the DlilUd Stat* a, at lo».»t rita* of Bacliai at Collectkjn. of note., draft*, account*. te*.ct. aai Inheritance, made In all part, of the United Butte Canada, aad Bnrope. Stock, aad Bonda bought and icld on 1 iMHilae aad dtwteada collected. Laad Warranu bought, aold and located. ABckaa«n ea.CHlee la ike failed BHI11. Raipenter A Verm life, Kew Tork city tll-r.ny City Rank. Altanr. lfcwTork Biif'alo City Bank, l-nBa:- Turk Bank of Crmmeic '.-•«•, Mi*be««tt» T?oilermri UM, ,.| ti% uir .j'Taala Mereh. A aoanfactniTi.' lutk' rtukiug»lBl McKtai fc O Bait more. *d( Ollnora A Bretbfrt n. (taeHmaiti, Chk« •teie BeTtaae Aaaeetatloa, Lawia, Bet CltlgW Mk Im Ortgeag. bU