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~KKOKU«i
THURSDAY MORNING, Not'. IN­
OFFICIAL PAPBR
or
vote for Ostend
T*E CITT.
JMTorrii SBAtt rOBJ»«B U* MA1X AM) rOr*TB
ovs*
CAVS SAH-by'S
BOOK STORK.
We-toiew Imw many thoasand timid,
simpls •ool" fc"T' i°at
votdd lk«
Bnchaneor
ticket for the sake of Peace. "Peace,)
peace," they have cried "let us have pcace.
Let qu'«l
thlg
tomble agitation and save
oar glorious Union froai total dissolution and
destruction." Their object, truly, wa» good,
was patriotic, and worthy of all praise. But
alas for the means whioh they took to at
tain th*t object! One moment piercing tbe
air with almost frantic, and certainly pitiful,
cries for peace, and the next moment toting
tbc entire machinery of government,—the
armv, nary, treasury and legislature of the
nation, beside# the whole Prietorian band of
rapacious and venal ofiice-holder®,—into thai
handi of Ostcnl Filibusters, of roaring dii
unionists, of Brooks-and-Herbert bullies
and murderers, of nigger-breeding, nigger-]
driving, nigger-!»peoulating, and uigger-citi
tension scoundrels, of brawling agitators,!
who alone hnve got up all this limitation,
hare wickedly kept up this agitation, live
and thrive by agitation, and who, if agita-
peace,
Filibusters You would Gov.
fare with cunning malignity they raise the
"mad-dog" cry. They rend ths air and
•'split the ears of the groundlings'' with the
sonorous and terrible epithets of ''Traitor,
Fanatic, black-hearted Disunionista," and
apply these epithets thick and fast to their
innocent opponents. Unsophisticated and
timid souls by thu thousand are startled by
the cry, take it up, re-echo it, eomo to be
lieve it, are bedeviled by it, and finally ars
thus goaded into a course of aotion the coo
sequences of which they desired above all
things to avoid.
Wuu't that a cunning soheas? Ws feared
it from the beginning. Sure enough it
has succeeded. And now what "rout
and revel," what "high rout" and jails W
of fiendUh triumph iu the camp of the
gutta-percha bullies and fire-eaters! Just
listen, you "peaee'Moving doughface, to
that satanic strain of triumph, in mstre or
without metro:—"The Declaration of ludt
pendence is a self-evident lie. Squattsr
sovereignty Is a humbug!—Equality of die
States is the doctrine!—Slavery IS natiiu
al!—Skveholding society is the highest type
of civilisation! K.an* vs shall be a Sl tve
State!—Bleeding Kansas Bleeding Kan
sas!' Bloeding Kansas!!! Kqual rights in
•u peacoably if we can, forcib.y if we
tust1
dough face
(ireat joy wc wjgh yott iti the music, and the
•oaipxuy you have choseo And when
"Pesee"'comes, will you uot tell us of it?
When found, make a uute of it,
we'll preut it." H'ith all our uiight w* will
obey the injunction of scripture—l'Se*k
uvm lo
agitators this aide of Tophet! You would to that territory with him. Does
cot meddle with the Slavery question, and b1-mnn presnuie that all the leanings of such
therefore you vote for the sacrilegious knaves officials will not be in favor of Slavery V Or
who ripped up the solemn compact which had tlut Freedom will ha\e the least possible
oace settled the question "t oRtves," and chance while such man bear sway y
then tossed the question anew into theseeth-
So we go. Truly the ways of Proridenoo „jt"
Itwa Rlcrtlaa
The following losse* and gain*
yated froai lira CoogrcsaiaNl returtiw
August.
l«ee county, Sol 114 gi$h-
Tan Buren, .'W* Ifurli. 833 gain.
Ies Moines, 75 Buoh.il7 gain,
Iavis, 7"" Huoh. 27$ gain. w
Scott, C(M) for Fremont, 1G4 gain,
Henry, 100'.* for Fremont, 127 gain.
Johnson, Fremont 2o4, 38 gain.
Linn, 800 for Fremont, 200 gain,
ilusentine, 200 for Fremont, 60 gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, 50 gain.
Cedar, 400 for Fremont, 2'0gaiu.
Jeflersnn, 150 for Fremout, 8y lose.
Wapello, 68 for Buchanan, 38 Ion.
Mahaska, 300 for Fremont, 27
108, 20
A
ing caldron of a Presidental contest! You
wonld let the niggers alone, and therefore
you vote for men who fiendishly proclaim ',,
1
that the election of Buchanan will mine the
prioe of niggers from the hundrel to fire
thousand dollurs, and that becaasc thereby
the slave martn will be inoreaHcd, slave
territory extended, and uneounted millions
tf acres overshadowod and polluted by the
black cloud of African bondage.
are inscrutable. As in ttie days of patient
Job, even so it is now—"the wicked flourish, 'laocntr.
while the righteous continue in scarceness."
la it not. also, true, as of old, that when the
union cemented, aud with agitation quieted,
what limit to our progress and greatness V
loss.
Benton, Fremont 100, 55 gain.
Keokuk, Fremont CI, same aa before.
We have corrected the above figure# by
UEA&Y A
save the Union, and therefore you vote for of Kaasas, it turns mtt holds and works a
the subservient allies of Jeff. Davis and Bui- a lanre number of slaves in Virginia. They
1
lv Hrook», who have preached ami plotted are fnerrtgeu 111 an iron eaUMishruenta lhe 1 (iRI.KAVS. The New Orlwins Bulletin of the
disunion ever sinoe their first articulate fact, then, is, thnt both t^ie Governor and 2oth inst., says Parsing through the Ar
breath! Yon would quiet agitation, and Chief Justice of Kansas hold slaves, the cade Saloon, we noticed atone of the aue
therefore you vote for the wildeat, maddest latter having taken two of his family slaves
FACT. -By whatever mean*
qutvocallv true,
am«n
rtand
i
men iu LLausa* for peacefully striving
"to keep theirs a Free Territory, and make
Vf
AT
Devil would ruin a good cause, he mounts it I he doomud to a never-ending succession of *u'"| ff '1r11
and rides it lo death. Peace and nion »r« qaarri»l a. A year or two ago this body „niugll'tl)
sacrei names. We h3*e the one and revere toughed off a large portion of its members
the other. With peace secured, with the 'n
onc
ttnd
lhttt
We would, then, be only toj happy aud pros
Itwous, too great and powerful. The cun
ning Devil, and his equally cunning and well
trainsd servants, know this. Thev know
that Peace and Union oan ho destroyed only I»Ouis on Sunday last.
Ia the namt of peace and union. And there. D*LKQAT«*.--8O far we havo returns, 7
Republicans and 10 Black Democrats have
Wo think there
publican majority iu the Convention.
Koa
KAKSAS.—A
IFTWM
IOM.
Lucas, email maj. for Fremont, ISO gain.
Louisa, 4K) for Fremont, little change.
DUIHHJII", Bueh.
1,001,335
Jackson, Bueh. 100,182 gain.
Jones, Fremont 200, small change.
Appanoose, Bueh. f62, 278 gain.
Marion, Bueh. 237, 91 gain.
Monroe, Fremont 19,11 low.
Clinton, Fremont 280, 125 gnln.
iK-oatur, Bueh. 300, 185 gkta*
Cass, Fremont 8, 28 loss.
Wayne, Bueh. 1H0, 84 gaiB,
fMtawatamie, Bueh. W, 130 lose.
folk, Fremont
train of emigrants for
Kansas will leave Iowa City on the, 20thinst.
undor the conduot of (Jen. Lane.
Thi? Onto.—The Ohio river ww» rising
slowly at Cincinnati on tho Gth. The St.
Loui* steamer was advertised to leave on that
d»y for Keokuk*
MASSACUCSKTM
doxatcssiMM.
member of the new Congressional delegatlOB
from Massachusetts is a Republican.
FruiBtsritt lUctctTs.—Upwards of
recruits for Walker left Ne
28th ult.
DKAD.—BOB.
Dover, Del., on the VtlWinst.
Tats.
Uw national domain, and slavery the law in forces—not to tho strength .of a great name
all Territories !—Cuba shall be annexed and sound r»rinciplea, but to the obstinate
Mexico and Central America shall he anno*- ^7°° Abe ,Fil|,uorw 7^°
.. cotiul currv the election up to on^ress aud
mjjau
-N.^geri are worth five thousaud dol- -.
lar»!—Cotton is King, aud the Slavs-trade
shall be re-op»ncd" ltn»t that music ia OAUUNS, Nov. 5.—Tho steamsliip
your ears, O you "peace".loviug,
4-l'nion".
ick Wttrrior llM
saving. Kood-lord eood-desil^ '^ip-uiish Brig of Wor had sailed from
good-lord good-devil •ntl-skvery
Mexico.
l'and
faith
peace and en«ue it.** e wait anxiously for which, unlets thus fixed and arrested, miich
iA.1t r. _1 -_1 t. .... ... O
that
for.
itf-
psaeo,7* in particular, which you voted have Imnns bright but would also have been
Won't you have a good time getting as quioxU nassiu^ aud perishing as the light
filers WO rest.'* fciug. urJs convey the mental treasures of
I'ltaT.'wn' iv,lM( one period lo the generations thnt follow
v LxAMMnt For the first
M„|
in our political history, New England' thev fail safely across the gulfs
kas cast a unanimous vote
nhoat equally divided on the
(juestioos, New Hnuip.hire and .name oeiag
finally reliable re l).«mocruiic states with Tmk
and Maine beinst
Vertn .ut nod Miissaeliusct'a Wing atatss
fa* iiaas OLO BAWXHB TO THS Batter.,—,
ffcu New York Young Men's Central I nioa
have ia a formal meeting re-nominated Fre
•tont and Usjftos as the Be^ubuean candid
ates in 18-'4. And millions »f ktMMet, ear*
•ast h«rrt« will my Am**!
itS-w. -'1 ibaUU w
DOOM
or
ti
400
IO)m M.
Clsjtoa
DURF
it
The New York llertdA epaoulatmg
o
Ciiicinnali Convention, but to the Philadel
phia Convention, which nominated Fillmore
and Donelsun—not to the union of the dem
ocracy, but to the division of tho oppusitiou
upon the elements of Mr. Buchanan's sue- window himsvlf, and winding one arm tight-
ces?1, against the popular vote, ssys truly: ly about the waist of the sleeping girl, be
Mr. Buchanan owes his election, not tothe gr,,at exertion managed to regain the
tliat
lbe"
thors at a lugh premium."
Tslrgrsiih Kvws.
i ®l
arrived with dates lu ths
Hnvanu with six thousand sta-4d of arms for
the insurgents of St. Domingo.
Active preparations were making to
ry Language i* the amber in which a
thousand precious thoughts have been safelv
embedded and preserved. It has arrested
ten thousand iightning-t,iu*he of genius,
|Hd«tt with this, th.-ir precious freight,
y, new rngland tnev fan snieiv aerobe the rulfs .»f time iu i I
lb. old political '""k
8b. h». i.«--ul.-r»l'.l„pwre»k, ul *W'"1" '"*U ,»!«••
Okrhanss—In
,Hen
Ciffiaectieut and H. I. .... .* *h^'crn.««ns of our countv do ih.nr ,i„Hr
., 1 ft'y Have proved tbeiiM. irca to be the trno
the great bsttlc which
fo*
freedom, nobly did
But on aiteh a Vi.tines liberty, an I the enemies of op-
3M»U0n as this,—vonserrative, eoastitiuior- predion and slavery. Thev were among tbu
4 reed am.,-- they could not be otherwise
mo,,t
oarije*
ttmtn tttianimous. And the unanimoui. e'.rciiou, aoiuir «li iu their power to
s.f unanimous tott ad-.snce the oauso of Fremont and Freedom,
of tbut con-mumty,- -tm empire within itsolf, All honor to th, gallant and patriotic Jar
aau an empire unmat- ht-d iu historya manh of Jw Davioss County, who bare so
vote backed by 140,0)u mniority, is a fRfl{ nobly upheld the banner of liberty.—[Galena
fall of sigoi&ouace and important i Ad*
and determined men on the day
C«r.'otm o. t'rntu's eaionsive Kiouriag
Mi'i «t .wiu-iitta, wuli •oiiir bushels
*si wheat, was entirely destroyed by fire on
•Sun.:]-'iy night. Toe loss ,h estimated at
from iJsy'.tHHi to 4s.i£»,Ute.l. '1 here was an u*
auranee un the eetahUsfmcnt of %S,000^—
fire, it is though!* eoinmunicatad from
tt suiut maebioe.
NRE I»» A
ake the
tionwere quieted as tbc Republicans alone
can quiet it, would deservedly tink into si-1 latest advices, and they are not far from
lent, profound, and rotten obtcuritv.- right, we think. There are none other re- -v...... .. x,
lM't that a queer way of doing thing* ports on which we place sufficient credence to 1 such anodynex as their comrade in guilt and to a party of Methodist preachers, and on* novlJ
SLAVKUOLDK*.—Gov. Geary,
e
n Sale
j"
N u voti—LXPCLSIOS or UABKT.
"™"The frenoh Community at Nauvoo, under
th*
Presidency of Monsieur Cabet, seems to
a
A 4.
paroxysms of its chronic dis­
we huve just received a notice
uow
displaced M. Cabet from his
high office and expelled him froai the loarian
Community.
P. S.—Sinoe writing the above we learn
that Mons. ('abet died of apoplexy in St.
contra*.M
ake the following extract from the St. I.ouis
*emorrat a Buchanecr paper
Illinois haa prononneen for the second
Oemorrat
MBten
rttkjM
"MM,
tiM) her solemn etBtence cond—malion
j# Douglass, fU«tlgrtheetectioQ«(Troi
to the 1. S. S«mA, and BowbjthA «ieo
of Bisscll over Isoharfcoo. Tke ekief
=§#nd his standard-hearer skare the
stan^iiliiaalr.*iAAlrA(
4 a
any senst-
Cil to
HROOGHT
about, under whatever excuses or impres
sions, yet it is nevertheless plainly and une
the New York
NIH
ig­
noble and irrevocable fate. They can now
tnke counsel together in the depth of their
debasement, as Satan nnJ Beelxebab did
When awaking after their nine davs trance
fin the surface of the burning lake. Like
tiic superior Hend, Douglass may exclaim, to
llis comrade, "from what height fallen!" for
from thefallen angels
fair of justioc?y Swift or slow, retribution
«on«0. The author and the instrument of
die repeal uf the Missouri compromise are
the last victims. Ah! we had almost for
gotten Cass, and almost wiihed that he had
•neaped the judgment of an outratreJ peo-
£e
gain.
e. lie, too, is among the last batch for
guillotine. Ilia gray hairs may excite
compassion, but his superannuated clem a
»puery mid purtixan servility deserve re
flfofuo
bake.
I'ierco doomed in Now Hampshire,
Qan) in Michigan, uud I)ougla«s and Uioh
•T-l»on in Illinois, not merely doomud, but
firtuailv beheaded, quartered and disembow
dled are facts that aliow even to the skeptical,
that divine justice still dwells among men.—
The little demagogues of the North foon
tjered iu the firHt blast of the storm, but now
the leviathiana are being dashed to nieces.—
Soon the ooean will be atnooth ana the at
Biosphere trnmjuil, but not a wreck of the
fi'igiciun* who raised the tempest will be vis
ible. The repeal of the Missouri comprom
ise is a stone lound their necks: and now
or a
having damned then), guillotined them, find
drowned them, let them re*t or tots in the inviting som -body to 'take-nip
Tou would h-ive peace, and therefore you insert them. predecessor inpuuUhmeut-Atchuofl-xuakcs »r two elderly si.ters, who were ^turning •«o«,.DW16ua»!».
liberal use of. from a conference, 1 hardly think they were UST raciv.xi from the a Keu^rai a«aort
ti iucni of Fur
iberal use of.
The fate of these men should be* warn
ing to Buchanan.
negro girl np for sule, and
1 itr,titnl aa k aa n r.nan
i around a closely-packed crowd that appear
on. (.'urioMity lad us to pilule and inquire
what wus the cause of the apparent excite
ment. The bids were going on in a spirited
niuiiner, and generally at an advance of only
fivM dollars a hid, and at every bid the eyes
of the crowd would quickly turn in the di
rection whence the bid proceeded, the inter
est and the excitement being, in the mean
time, upon the increase. The girl, a bright,
Tribune intelligent mulutress, about fourteen years
anvs, that, in the election just terminated, was evidently not indifferent to what was
transpiring. There was no moisture in her
"practically, a majority of the American
"people have indorsed outrages more inhu-
than Poland or Hungary ever endured,
1
voted that it is no wrong to shoot and
(iscalp
wb(» hud become her pur-chaser. The explan-
wns
tlat
freeu uv her own^r, nnu hau earned inoaev
bl
1 K&Xt t'L CASK Ol- SOMNAHULLISM.—A Pitts
bur paper furnishes the particulars of a
fearful ease of sumnainhuliam that recently
occurred at Oakland, at a private residence,
l'he account says
tug out into the hall, with the gun still in his
hand, to he used incase circumstance* war
rmtf-d it, he found the apartment entirely
vacant, and lighting a lamp, be then ascend
cd the stairs. Imagine his surprise and ter-
Orleans ou the looking out of the chamber windows
to see among the branches of a tall treo
Which grow there, bis daughter, dressed in
her night hahiiiiuoats, and seemingly utterly
Unconscious of her perilous position" Witlj
«nit uttering a word, or making a sound cal-
Culat«:d to iriKliteu her, ln stejiped out of the
gy l'he Herald vf Freedom, which has
been suspended for the last six months by
border ruffian tyranny, has made it* re ap
pearanee in an enlarged and improved form.
iiie Editor, Mr. ti. \Y. Brown, whose impris
i uumeiit fur four months has not in the least
tamed his courage, has again devoted him
self to his task with renewed energy, and
brings to the defence of human libortv and
freedom for Kansas, all ths wealth of kit
iio|uent aud powerful pen.
1 u'.h
CIU-ihm
IbtbAs|
t'
ABB&JLL OF TBB
VT
Incident
in ISkw
TA
to lartii fhall rise again,
The uiinoortal yvars of (ind are her-."
Un rcsutniug his pen the Editor savs
"In marking out for the Herald of Ff«h
iloin its new work, we tind no inclination or
ticoessWy for changing its course, indepen
di*nt and fearless it rhall pursue its wav re-
irdless of the dictution of professed friend*
or the anathemas of its undisguised enemies^
Wild her it leads to fortune or the scaffold
we are bound to publish a journal which
sK iil be a terror to tyrants, and tho sworu
toe of demagogues. Wrong shall not go un
rehuked because it is clothed with power,
n a shall insolence escape censure because it
Mtoi'IA-'
been elected to the Constitutional Conven
tion. Thero are 13 more districts to hear "Hearing footsteps upon th« stair* about Summer Compl^at, aud ail iW^tionsof thebow
from. Wo think there will b« a small R«. ""duight, and suspecting burglars might be intended withr,:lAXiUon. a-afa, palatable and T»RAd3 Kcttl«. »H »i*e, f..r ..al. bv
about tin premises, the geutieman roiu from reliable remedy It 1* «aequaikd. Ifvt obildraa i •t' TILLlNtlllAh'l, LANK A BUKL,
his bad uud took down a double barrelled Uitbiag, atl^add *l»h Irritation of the bowels, it)
vv
ci
sll possible kindness. Kvenr rood
mun to irtunui deed* Miimi to slm«.» i-.
tn.r: vuur putting a wanditrer in the right
rt' i I is charity your removing stones and
thorns and other obstructions from the road i
ii charity your giving water to the thirsty'
charity. A man's true wealth hereafter^,
the good ho does in this world to bis fel«'
ow man. When he dies, people will ask—*
"What property has he left behind him
But the angels will ask, "What good deed
hfis ho sent before h'tiuV"—[Irving.
possible kindness. Kvery good act is We sell draft- ».i Kueiand and Irelaiul in sums
chiirity your smiling in vuur brother's face from one pouud u m:»rd.«, at reduoed rau» and far
i. ch.iruy tui vxhortatfon of your fello
1
What is the differenoo between a
emiili wax-light in the Maaimoth Cave and a
fellow ilancing at an inn
Otio i«
n
taper in carsrn, the other aa*
per in a tarara.
What did Adas and Era do when they
.ap.U.J fr»» the (onto, ot EJ« V
Thev raised ('uin
®sss
Foreign New**
NEW Yoaft. Nov.
i• i i i i %g ...
deeply uiterostod in what was going dignity, und spanking with a force
1
aroused a!l present:
eyes, but they assumed an expression which
indicated that she felt some anxiety in reo ird
to the result of the sulc, which is not gener
ally the ca»e. As the bida reached near a
timusanil dollars, the e&citcment bcoamc in
tense, and as that ti^uro was called, a spon
taneous hiss was heard from ono cad of the
room to the oth-r, followed bv a vehement
shout of "Turn him out!" A rush was made
for the door the hammer bad fallen, and
the girl also, into the arms of—her mother, porsonnges, Aii-xander vou llumboldt, whero-
Am
the woman had been
7
buy her child, the mulatress in
question, ana being a very valuable servant,
several persons were anxious to obtuin her,
iut ail of them, with one exception, had
pledged the mother that they would not bid
n^aiust her, and they honorably kept That
faith. The uioiher was so muoh alleuted bv
lhejoy of having succeeded in retaining pos
»e*sioo of her ohiid, that she swooned away, cloanlines.s s inn it be surpassed. They are
no,I was carried out of the saloon,
10.
The steamer Baltic arrived at her dock at
9 o'clock. .She left Liverpool at 10 o'clock
on the 29tk
The Afrior arrived out on the morning or
wic
w,Tkl4»J-.
|l»e hi^h places of thia Republic are now a. ™'i(?tUre »'ne7"whlC,,
„1». Who .„„ld now J«- T* f*1"®:
niea against the French government, and
holding oat'n monnce that theconiinuanee of
such condue: will break up the Anglo French
alliance. Tliit paragraph haa cauaed much
excitement in both Kngland and France, hav
ing even affi cied the Boars*, and it is report
ed that the ISritish government will ask ex
planation of the threat, d'HcuaMing the alli
ance respecting the Neapolitan difficulty.—
The only additional news is that the French
The Knglhh ll»»et Is atMalta and the French
at Toulon.
to
KNtox-KsrArK9.-
,{1
natured man in America, recently,
i
ur
emissaries as alsothe F.nglisb left Naples OB i u.-ual rate nil JctrilmnMii of a fin« K.Hrwood
settled. *ht* |wr«MO drawiag tha Piann can exchanr* it Mi
.. ... r**1
mild young ^outleman replied, '1 am astran- rubb rCryim H-u.. li-»d« and bodice of
ger here, sir.' "A stranger said our bran- 1 V'J"
4
ihed friend, arnwms himself up with intense Pieiwe glee uie acali to aaii'fy y»nrclva*.
Acsrtux ksow-NoTBrsa RXBCKIO.—•
A character.stle anecdote of the Austrian
Emperor is r.'latcl in Berlin. At the re
cent meeting of .th
1
Rickbv
Kmperor and the King
of Prussia at 'l'opliu, the latter presented to
the Austrian tn innreh, among other eminent
upon Franck Joseph, in a drawling tone, in
quired of his "royal cousin," "Who is this
Humboldt?" Th«» Prussian king, incensed
at this specimen of I laps burg imbecility, re
plied, etnph.t«i/.iug the words,
(*lle
greatest man since the flood."
is the
4 MASON, Surgeon Dentists, tn
prepared to ins n Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and (iutta Perch i, also upon Platina with
continuous (iuiu, which for beauty aud
1 1
OF
-v
determined to do the neatest work tkat is I *,ltt
A 'n*rot-sn
gun. with which in his hand he proceeded to is :h* tuost so^t'iiitx r^autly in u«. l'r uarod and AULK aud Fucket Cutlery. A flnu auortiBant
i n o o o e n i n i n o i e a e a i n i v 1 A A U U I K K A a e y
tile »or, he applied his ear to the key-bole, I Chaaum andDrugr-ts,
•nd heard what he thought a rustling of gar- g. W.eor.Oliw k 2d su., ^t. Lm»ii.
mcnts upon -the stairs. Hastily drawing a ptort^Sn Kok«li by f. tt. O^Joi»nor,and Irur
ebuir lo the door, h«»stepped upon 1t aud in
&
smed the gun through the transom. Juat
then the thought occurred to him that it might
be his daughter, who some tima previously
Vas uddicted to walking in her sleep. Pass- THOMAS DUFF, ..Manager.
VUURSDAY EVKKINQ, HOY, 12.
fMs ev. ning wittbv« prfor tb« thrst time
bere, th: nrw snJ llinllmg rotuantic drauia,enti
tled tbr
UUT OF THE RED MOUNTAIN,
01
YEARS
A
u'
bail with his precious burtheu. Tho surprise 1
of the voung lady when Nhe awoke and witi
informed of her perilous advenUre, can ha ParqiMttaand I'rrtw inb
better ituagioed than described.'*
faiaily Oircie..
IIB10V li.
'MHK suUtcril. -r Ua* rysamed bis oCoa from Msia
I *travt,o|.po tv l.u Vd.
il»use(
lf
that
sir,
41
didn't ask yiu
your pedigree, nor where the —1 you oamo
from bull want to know—the name—of
this—ttatiou f' don't know, sir,' was the
rosponse, very faintly. 'You don't KNOW,
eh Then why don't vou say so at first, and
not keep uie bothering here V 1 hate a fool!'
The mi|d voting gentleman looked anxious,
and the next moment was inis- ing, but pre
sently return-d, looking perfectly happy,
and informed his querist, with great appa
rent satisfaction, Ukot the name of the sta
tion, he had i •arti'' 1, was Chelsea. Wouldn't
he make a 'model hunband'?"—Kiekerbock
er for Oot.
ufL*r
i i i i i a i y e o a i i I a v e o n a n v o v u o u i i n
done in the City, an at a less p^ce than anyway, 1 am now -r to an«wtr for it. 1 am ablr
ttnj other oliicfi here. Office OH plOQd6IU to pr"V* a« gmid A cUar*ct«T aud pMrttable
between Thir and Fourth. cUitvn-liij. an any Other for the n»e I have liv
i here, ibe opinion uf «th*r» uoi withstandi I can,
EXTSACT or HCXNI i a«
FLAST—A ©"Haiti cur- f^r. Uiarrhssa, Dywntery, lienkak, No» .11, ".6 ul't^' Pedl*.
£l
GAMBLER'S LIFE.
Kattlaaaake Ji* by Mr. Miller.
Tha ereningV i-utr4kiBiMStt wUl conslaie with
nr. voi widow.
For particulars #ca bills of the dajr.
Pricta of Adnlsilen.
w AHl'ED.
A
SITUATION as liou».k «per ia a (Ball respe«
tabie family.
uovia d2t"
JKtVKLKY.—
tlsttuire at the Western lloial.
MILS HOHKKS.
r. fi IISNKR,
North s:d'Mni ^t., b'f. lOih and Keokuk,
MANl'FACni^:a!.-slii)U*a-(t-j,grave11th.
UHS aad yard railing,
veraudah» ait'i iborstuid sbottsrs
of dboat Iroa, a' Vt-iy !w rtlee.
He also atton Is to all kinds of home smithing,
and repairs Loa'. ii. Call as above.
no* l3~dAw,ia
to the 2nd story
front room "I ^•••••'Uanta* -k'«loou Building, Bveoad
at., b:low Maiu v ri1 mil be ready tuuive eor
dia.1 rix'tpu.'jj V" !.i Ir^ndf, and to all t.b«» who
way Iw plea^sd jMtruis« hi in in hi» line of busi
ness. JO.v S. PHlMOiJeiK.
nor 13 d6i Keal Katatf Aseut.
4. r*Vi««uiB. ',J"" r. ukuj.
IOWA BANKING UOL'SK
or
ftrklen Lseas,
*f»r 3d ua i Wiih an., KKOKI K, tOWA.
Wi»r.
K rteeuo di.-foun« pap«r, aad make
eollaotiou*, in iIhe city and throughout the
Norlb-Wi-st.
Kx«hang betjrh' and so! I at current rates.
OoJd, (Silver, uud .mcMrrent money bonght and
snML
First elass buMnesK tm|er wanted at market ratse.
cirele of rORRin.v
KXCHAKOK.
iall drafts oau muv)' hi the currency of any pro
vtnos--"Florins." "Thnh-rs," "Mark-llanou" and
biausen mau"- on rranc?, Belgium, Switier
Uu laud Italy iii,"Ft»iie.-",''
ranger vi tile city are invited to call
at our oflioe, whv't#.^" re Information wilt bo given
and the best rat s tor tfastera drafts aad eur
renojr-
iicrKaksi'aa.
flank Kep«b.i. New York City.
4'arpentarA Veitttilyo. 44 W all-H., Hew Tesk.
Aaaiah U .t' 'o iialtiiaore. Md.
Ataatrvy, lH-ake A Cn.,Oii^inBati, O.
taha
i. A. Taakci A Co., Kukaarn Bank, Ckieage.
J. Aadcrsoa A Co., At, Loaii,
dataaa Hoba A
Co
aevlS'd
Kew Orleans.
DirrictoR
bovtdAw
LOTS
BOTGHT
EYA
THIRD STREET, WEST SIDE, BETWfi
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
other Mo.i(^l M«r.-baa«tlM purehaaed at the *"0,,
the 26th. PIANO, MELODKON. VIOLIN A l.UITAR Tb«rtsar«iar-c booo.W«mila tradiag
Count Wulword's official oorretpondence Valued at*500. i» t., b«^ th.. ki,„i u
with the Neapolitan government has been Tha numberof cick* i* will lw limlwsl to 700. 40
published. number* win be drawn the hoidar of tb« 10th
drawn number will t„- v u'itlcl t„ the ine Violin,
ca.r and t». w th«? I«th t.. tb ilulur lie :i0ih to
,t)u' aud th.- holdrr of thv 40th d»awu
Uerman pipers say their squadron will go uwnluT win bevniiti«d to rt» ttn.Rosc-wuml 7(j«ter#
Naples fn three weeks if th« matter is not I
P,JIU'-
U)r,,l
fo'
on
Michigan Central railroad. We hid an in-
the ""'V
Kaal K»'ate in tbi« city, if dnrirad.
think 1 met the best *,ul 'I1® k '«a A»d our sinrk of tounrai in
w,no1',l"'
ebriated pa*.ftig«r on board, who was con- choMn by tu* ti -kvt hold r.. and w(u «^me off on
tinuallv run! iti^ about with a brandy bottle, Cnnnmm Cvt nrj,-, at s o'clock in th««v#iiiug.
•nip.' As his a|- i, irawinf inad* known indue un1. Th«
flrM
vcwud
ctors and Inyesting Agent**.
NOTARIAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED AND TITLES BXAMINED,
Keokuk, November 5, 185G-dlm
PATRONIZE THE FINE ARTS
Ia|nllir«ai krltiaiat Pr«i«stl«
PATRICK & CROU8E
KK offering to tiiu«o «bu may petrani*- thctu
t.-twecn this and Christmas ucit, a ticket frtt
oj rhart/c for r. ry two dollar* Worth of 8h«-«tMu-
1atMiiM,
*jr and will b«
bv
"l"'
but"
appreciated us fullv as he probably antioi- weniof Ftncy ii.H»U and Toy«, tb« largMi
pated. Aft-r awhile he fell asleep then ho I J1"** "f kin i uf ^o.id- io Keokuk,oomUting of
woke up, d. cidedlv irritable. As the cars /f
1 1 1 Dmrin, 1 »niiB'e«,( Itevx,ChrckcroK'n and board*
made a stop, he staggered up to a mild-look-
ing young gentleman with spectacles, and Ut.x st^u. Mohair tiraieicu. IVtiu^nnaUs,
asked him tlie name of the station. The '•'•di »(*Wni Poikn wax |a|i«r maeb and In
ever
""kcokuk "luwa.
mf
__ mcu^ral
every
'T ^pt wi
*1 V«ncy tioodM, Tor »n*t Vait«ty htof**-
k^WlSMANN,
Kaoond-.«t., bt»f Mam aad Johnson.
I bx marked Cuaar TL »mpon
1 bundle *eyth», D'raara.
Kc.kUk. n..n.6 'Mi dm i.m.fxp«uir.
,,ri
nov
18-47 w in tbr Uat« City l»rngHtofj,
CsaiatHisn Male.
WcilU-tl
ILL b*. mid mi the 6(h Dacjmb^r, unless
tm and charge* |wut,
'X boic.1 h-as diold g'*tt, tuarked Joseph Hamil
ton
JO*«* W. NUHLi,
ATTORNKY AT LAW,
KRAKIIK,..
OKHCE
on Juhiujn stfaet, Wtween Id A Sd, over
the Po*ui0ic«. (uwvl Idy
Ueiiu^ueiit l.lat i.«m« an «viilclk
perttal Taieiart ducasi anpall.
MKAtXMO Al LKV THKlTtill SUKK 31.
0wn«rt' N»ui «. \*tt. iJlock. Ta*. CeiL
Rod ln^l. n, L» 31 $2.US
Ni.i 1 It'K i* hereby «-.ven thr owuar* of the loia
docrilx-d in the for ^.ing list, situated in the City
ol Keokuk, l.e« county, and hlat« of Iowa, wl.oae
name- aru tuuniioni-d ahovf, and all ntbera inter
e»teJ. that a »p«iial tas baa be^n aototed and
ii'Tird oa iai'l lot«, for the fradinf of the alley
thr.iu^b said Ul"ck No HI, an-i uulas* paynent
b. madu of th» ta*« levird, and ai»o all
®. before the 3i day bf IVc uikar, A. D. 18 j6,
the said lots, or much thereof as iball be
n.s-«,»«rT to diachar^e aid tas and eotta. will
cold on thi- da) a(or-iiiid. at the Mayor's
illfii-t-, in said city, U-twtcn the hours of V o'elwck
a. a. aad I o'elwek r. m.
!Cov. 11, IStS-d-iw
'hat biuin-ai, r«iurn»d to my
11
Brass Keilles.
uoy^
Si'KCTACLBfv—The
7N me it
.-tries
Pand
t. BA«t:a.
i a
»nu. -iTjSiu3r*MRt
fo.* the mou,y drsW*{, 'tr sale at the Trey
Hardware atorertiga *f Hartise Lock, 1.*V Man.-at.
aovTd
rf.'it'f'C'
Pr,mttaasss
Carti%
11 M«MOOCK. MOTT A CO.
for sal* at the
tke MorUe Loek,
TS
MOTT A CO.
No. 13t Matn-rt.
,'utlery of ll.c bast
TILLINUIIAsT. 1..VNK A Bt KL,
aovIO US Main-it., Sign of the Brftadas*.
Klri ttou nter!
llKt*!ce ioD over, sg*in calltbe altentioa uf
I A Banker*, Merchants aud "tlitr* t« Li
1
lie's ehill
ail it n Sali* la-iieii*I w.tahi* Patent Bank Loak,
maKinp th-u the only «ur- and reliable Safes ta
^ILVKK WAllt.—A veinpleer
1
*ny su tii rwh .d at u.«- World's Safe
•t plain, fold,
aud Karri or*,
and rulry
A fin' as "rtmunt
CaniLxj, »ral and (jainu-d I'in
sing»r in actts. Plain, gold, ottal an
UlAM' Nl) KINUS, Uui.i (iuar.i. Fob, V«st and
Neck Chainsi Uoid aul Silver Thimbles Quid
Bracelets, Loekets, Charts. Key, Penells,
gentK'gildjtuda,collar mid sl«evt- buttons, at
DovC dAw I'AUMKLKAl AMPIlKLL'S.
latent o( bil
v«f Ware, emuntim» ayouas, forks, napkin
ring], eups,fruit kniNts al«nsilverosrd-ca«as,port
uonnies, tobacco box *. Ae., at
nov«-dAw PARMBLK ACAMPBVLL'H.
ILAI'KUWAKK.
uia. eekeaad eard baskets, eatidle akteka, Ac., at
-.'iilyar |»lated tea setts, eaat
•I^Aki. Ac., i
I'ARMBl.EA CAMPBBLfc'j.
PKys.—Morton's, Hag lay's, aad DawtOO,
Warren A Hyde cole bra U'd
iiivft-dAw
ii", at
1'A KM BLR PBBLlhV.
best aaaortmeat of gold,
silvor aad steel ipeetael«-a at
novA-dAw
K6.— A large ne*orinieat of Ciwclu, uf all
tries and price*, at
PAKMELE ACAMrBKLL'g.
novS-dAv
CL'TLBBT.--A
vary targe assortment
cutlery al*), raiora.aaiisari, efeears
novH-dAw jt-AKMKLK A CAMl
LSlul^.—Colt's, liaal'f, KoSins i Lawrvnce's,
Alirn's revolving, alsotbe but single and
double barret pletale, for aal- by
n .vB-diw PARMKLK A CAMPBELL.
MIgeolets,
S1CAL I* Titl'MEMTtJ.— flutes, fifes,ifla•
a -tr le«ns also, airings and trim
ming» for violins, guitars, aad banjoa, at
novo dAw l'AKMKLK A CAMPBELLS.
AIN AND JuHNSUl.
aft
URKAT ATTKACTIUN
AT THE /,
I E
8 I E N
KH'V
AM now weiviug s avy stock of saASoiAauc
itkraot from 'be Kaitara riu'«. Tli»y irr
not (vc'nJ band goc)* but frcxh aud ijliv. A
Ur*#
of
«asioia«r».
ID
Vartu
bat e
1
,tvl'1 °"»«eots
1
Uirvl BIui tWll w^*.r,
••lt hinl«
to make tac |rim to «ui! anl lh thirdit ti ba»t
ai'ouiinodHtiii/ •alfiacit. bowti'S iiosne^i all
th a..' requirements, and eort.nul^ th. if la tin |»U»
to |[it It.nrgain*.
My WINTKK K'riK'lt mmiiti In part of tha fol
lowing lelsine». tniid aud flgured dcbaiia, a.-rt
I«m, iusirea, plaid*, lii»i«ey». ginghami, cln'bs, eas
•iintri*, oamin'tn, twci^Jf, jenif, Canton flann«l«,
wool flannel* ail colon, opera flauntl*, wuul com
«U, bond«, mitti, glovt-n, botirrr, lablr liurs,
damask. diafx r, «h»win, long and liaj Slav, uta'l
wool «lurci and drawer*, domartica, blit 'and br.iwa
tickings, *be«Ung«, hat# aud rap«. boou, uud thoea,
and cv.Tjlbing iiaually fund iu the dry good« (la
ment. And
connection with the above, 1
Urgt «to*k of C'lWX'KBMT tVlRS. Jla.iii|
r«r«nt|y rwruitwt my it«ck, I raa off iup«.rl«r
indawiacn'* in Ihl* line. Also, a good aaaortiaant
I ut choice FA.MII.Y WitOCKHl Ks in fnot, tvaijr
thing in the mTchandia. line, and if tbere is any
I article we cannot furniib, we oan tell you where U
find it.
I Ju..t drop in
b-ok al (boae Vi-w
baud (itioe the year one
i*b"W nice goxl«. Vou will find lhem at
«?, 77 i»» Nali.ti., Ksskal
M22i*w h. BILLINilS.
A. CUMKASI.K. UBO. S. SMVfU, K. OOMRASL*
i tmtBLB. SMITH A- CO.,
W tlOUKHAl.K (»R(M KKS,
DEALKKS IN TENNESSEE
V i CUES.—Arc salt agents for fieree'eaalabra
ted matcbeo. City trade upj#t»d by the aaaa
lity, at factory price*- A large kuw baud,
CONXAIIT.E.satioly
au* 23
8d
LNiRtK.—.IU
Pl'la«ter
l.AarfcK I'AKift" AMI ChMKNT-ttTSC.
PartK, ISO bbls Co as eat. kor sale bj
aag 2 '. CON NABI.K, NMYTU A».
Pder,
OWbltlt"' WUlCK H0 Ktg« Rita Pow
:iijo krg- luuung |Kwdvr, 1(1 i«»as Iftcaaia
t«r powdor, liitaacs powder. Now ia oar
asitgatia* aad fur salt br
aug U OU&NABL*. 8MYTII AGO.
ULASS.
Wl
C. t:. STfiVKNfl,
Collector of Ike City of Kcoktik.
NOTItK.
'Pni8 to Dotify my friends and faas tbatl aa
1 now h.iujf again. 1 want to
now li'itue again. 1 want to liiinoijon bu*me*e
t)V -900 bo|«s varioas stse*
l'uinhl«r, Jars, Kla k«,Ac. For sale by
auj CitNNAKUK SMYTH A 00.
TAc.—."00
KXNlkSiiKh: 1HON AND BLACKSMITH TOOUI
tons Ase»rt«d Bar Iran. 9M blabs
fluw Marl, i tons Ni«arf aad Oatagou Cast ktaal,
St Un Hprtng ^ta«l, 2 toss Uer«asi htaal, 1 to*
Ataerieaii aud katcliab liUsur ite«i. A large va
riety of liiacksoutb too.is, 1
or sale law, t« Mar
tehaiitji rSmilh'i, ly
aug U CUNNABI^, HMYTH A CO.
and 2 11 Mathiuc*. lUeeivrd p-r auter "Ham
Y*ang, Sa^tassbar IStb, ISifr, ia the aaaie of Wil
son i rift.
aag 2-1 OONNABLK, SMYTH A 00.
trnl
TlLLlNUil As!, LANE A BI KL.
MAIN St., BET. StroSD 4 TB1BO, i
WOenUetnen's
MiMlMippi VaOley MnnHiriM,
•Ceeltsk, Iswa.
We ara aaw prsfarsi Mi
-HIi
n eftrr ytantinf.
biga »f tb« BroaAaxa. Also, PaBeySbr«bbery,lvarj»raa«», Roses, Ae.
A .H Ac CA MPBIXLt Orders r«oaired at our jfroeitde, tbrae-fovrtkr •#a
WATCH MAKKKS AND JEW11LKRS. a"1'wo*»
Wtasell
(•poet
PA II
AltMKLK A CAMPBBLL*B,
w. raeaceaii.
(Lais of H»rra4*b%ryk, K„,y
Bam ft I si V Hawse
r|
i THonpiM,
r.vr.wr. ..(..«u.twss ».«»'»•»» atsmwoasa itaesai
AKTiCl't AH attaniiwa paid tvoolleetieaa, aad ^he Irwtse? a:id Tesebers ars
n\eds at carta
at raSaa. vigtlsaee and a^rt fur tha bast
AU bssiasss appcrUiniag ta Baa
king prwaptky hs eatlss aaessss ot this new e—
atteadsd ta. portaat pplkehoaor Aad prosperity of oar s%r-
Eaeksngo oa Baglaad, Iealaad. aad tW Ouati- aad tkay ask the hearty eo operatloa and sapaect of
aval- 1*. W. BAILEY, Caskfcw .allwkoderire %^tpaee*e»M psoaperi^y ofthe ia
aarsaaacss I»n»ation.
J. M. Morrison, Caabise Maakattaa0e. M. T. tallati fees ftr term of 10 wosks—Prisuwy
Cnaa. B. Foote, Caah'r OoBMsareial Baak, Cla. I branehss $6, advanced kraaehes$ft. Katra,for faal,
eataslv, Ltaiagtoai
""t *•*}$
pn»k&r<{
Ceesakseelal B»ak of Keatadcy,
Okfb^A fcarksdale,St. Louis
Pil^nja A Brother,
flak
Mitchell
A Co., Ckiesgo:
Bask lelaad
apartaiaats for
street ketwaea 3d and Uk
tbU
fur oisb a arral aasart*
•seat of the moat dasirabU
kinds of FltL'ir 1BSBK,
saob as Appia^*eaab.Pa«r,
Cherry, Pi urn,1^aiaaa,is
Sniali utu, Raspbarrias,
Htfawberriua, Curraits,
Uooae berries. Ae., lagatW
with aay quantity of Cat
awba aud Isabella Urapa
Routs.
Our stoek of Dwsrf
Pears aad Apple* is vary
d-slrab!*, sapeeialty fat
to onuanii tbir gr'vnL with ssaall
irflll eomnMnee bearing iht»*ron4 fa«r
ll,«
rj roMl 10 tho
diw KKOKl'K, IOWA. 1UJ BBKLL A lUUIttB
kaokak. Oot.3. 4Aw
Hlttinory and ranet Oeeis.
AICUK^.—A targe *a*»rtmeat of t*dHM'aad
fine tiold Watches. Also the:
bast aasortutaut of "itailroad Ttiaakavpers" ever*
offered in tbc West, whiab ars warranted with the
almost contidcuoc. Vor rale low at 1. Ladiaa U my large Mid well selected etaak e
i. fidiw l'AKMLLE A CAMPBELL'S. Pall and Winter Uuu4e, which 1 will sell at Claeis
nati |rieas. My stoek eoosists uf aiik, straw, aad
velvet BonnaU also, a splendid aaeortBisat al
"Id City liaiita. en tlaBtif F»r-
Moines, or hy Mail, addresaeA
ATTENTION, LADIES!
W0l?LI respectfully call ths atuatiaa of Uba
Hi hUias. Flowers, aad sal hen, lee
tad vitk great
rare. You will flad s*
erytkiaA in ths Mlliiaerv aad
Paney business, at SstahlisboMBt, la the latest
fashion. 1 am also prsparaA to do all work la my
basinees at the shortest aot
lea,
suet) as liniag, uia
iM sikiif Imuti
asinees ai tne anorMe aotie
iing,bleaehiac. pressing a
ttrj deeertptim to order,
rork to give satisfaction.
worK to gi
Coaiaons, e»ae all. No tronble to show goods at
i, No 7H Johnson street, between tod
Mrs. Olciiny's
aad 3d direetly op(uaite Ohmer's Balooa.
St-DtWdly MR8.9LB5NY
ARTI6-A aamhsraf asa of good address
some haudsoms aad rapidly sotliag
works.
Ju«t publisheil, a handioasj Sew Year's Preeeat
entitled "Tke Floral Diadem, or A Wsealh at
Uathered
V|MW»,"
haadsooMjr hoaad la Otetksad
et
qatok wtt-
a n s u e y i a s a e w i a a i
1 t'olorod eagraviafs. Akse.aehsap aad
riiM i'r I ia(t Work entitltil Tht Tint Hit lory of th
Competent aad ex wUlgive ia
^ja, Imaiaa,
oa tke Piaau forte, at tba wistnssary
•j i (rises. For the Tnutess,
oeUt-d A. B&IDOMAN, Praa'U
^'PflglilllAdk to
stngtioes^a Latin, _Ffanch, Qarpaa,
FCL
with
UMKS
•MnnapRewfiV
•avt»t. aMtta. s.i.tiiirfiM
aB.
09(
IRON,
AND rv'UWAttlicaa ASt mHMISKMN MSaCSASTS,
*7
L#vm, op|KMite ^tratnbaat Landing.
If are now nn hsnd a full and eoinplete stock for
fall trade. To whtek lb? alientioc of parebasers Is
soliritt-d. [sag t3Ukw
JsMYTlI ACX.
Ubl«. Kuolng 1'itch, Eolls
1'ajxir-, both plain atKtatarat«d. Bala
VnW A "Oakum, 71 k«n eul and wrought s|»ik«« Vor saie
by OOSNABLH. hMYTU MOO.
^KAMLB^b 8ACCS.—600S large S baabal,
O .ap. rior quality. Ju*t reev«veddtr*«t frvsstkt
maautMtarcra. hot sale bv
•aK CUN NAU1.K, SMYTH A 00.
-Wilibesuid to )ay charges if noteall-
VAIIIIiftLKK,
LKH1ATK AUCTIOMUCK.
SMITH A VAXVBXGKXJBIf,
BIlLERI IN KEAL RlTATIt
aotjuui, LOTS AND raaiisroBialb.
0®b« un Johntun St., l«t.2nd aaU M, opfieeltej
Ik* Pultnttcc. [o«t$
utiaigB i^Nt hanck ctariW,
OK Pll 1 LA OKI.I'HIA. t|
(Charter lVppiual
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $600,000.
sTAvaaawr.
1, »IHI M«rtgagrs. Int l«ia OB
Pi UJK TIJ Worth Joabl? the ABBUSDl, $IU,TM
3, Sfbcka id Other evrjiaratUae-.ur vaJ
iaeaak» tMM
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1, Whol. ameunt of FidieUw aot
nated $ IT,Tit
I, Lomm rem*tad (aoaa.)
8, Ciaitus, (nuns.
4, All ether UabiMttes, ef *mf Mtwe, i,
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The abvf^ Company will iaaarc preyerijp a* ebeaf
a^ any other rwponMblc luiuriuw t'o.
O. A -TKIULIN, Ageot,
uetSid Fourth »»., het. Main A Jobasou.
r." c. A. iTiiiLSa.
EKAL K8TA1K AND INM1RAMCK AO KM.
0®m on 4tbBt.,bct. MainaUJoksMskli.
Pwill
WhO.SS dHirow iatnii*! ia ft«al Eitale
Aud it their latareit toeaU.
Peraua* wtuhing to dispose of fteal Kstel* witl
fia4 it to their advantage tv ace Ms.
LLFU, KIRK ASDHAEIMK INMJftAXCl.
Ufltal tS,««OtOOO.
CiUiXECTIt IT ML'TLJL Ut£ MM. CO.,
or mitriiit.
TTATK UL'TI AI. flUX AM) MAMHM 1MB. CO.,
or MaMiaaimo,
PA.
MtMCHASTH UHL AM' MAHtST. lXt. CO
or rutLADit rvu.
CQMUONWr.Al U ISM HAKCt COUtAST,
or liuimiio, PA..
ALIAKCK riKt a MAHiNt INil'RAilCI 00.,
or rHiLAbKLraia.
All ui theabovvC'uutpauiaa iMMsni and re
at tha "NIlfHLU HI KIT VOP mmA h»*u»a»e» /•. failarfu* pmr proapUjT mf
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QfaUftAHCE ACIAXHST X*ZHS
Bl«m, CkinkM, Pork Koasas, Itaoalasiar
iug cslabHebmeata, XHreUiags, UansehaUl
i^aniittire aad MarnkutUi* eflaelvd ta tha
HAHTt'OBD F1MK IMSL HAACB lUMfAXT,
CAPITAL $3(K),000.
PHOLNIX lNHl RANClToti., or UAKTVOKA,
CA*ITAI. %2Ut,000.
mm rw*. oo., or oodknhbvmh, h. t„
cam
AL 9100,000.
Tfce above CopMalaa adijast and pay all loses*
•auitably aad araaiptly.
Wft. W, B1TLKNAP, Ageat,
not 1 -d I Baaond-M.
iswa stats'
laaavAssaa cawsytaisy".""
orrica is
SABKA'S KBV BPUAUM,
Sad sum,
Hsbb»J Street. Kiekat, lews.
Meooaapaay.
aajri
C. 11. Perry, I. ft. KiN, JMBSS F. Cos,
Uao. B. bay*, C.Uarber, M. D. Woodward,
C.
r. COM, K. H. Manrlm.S. W. Vaorbiae, /,
Jobs MH^ae,
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Raakia
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B. H. UARRIKON.TrWn
J. W. HANkIN, Vice Pr«, W. f. TIBXKK, Bs^
JU»«tm H. M* UATHAtt.
Noeasv Pvnur ASP IsstBAaca AUBBV.
Oft«« no 4 KUkswrae't Bleek, sgeat lor tke flpl*
lowtag faa. Oomiiaales
KXCAAMUL IHM'KAMTTOO.
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Vanitai
CUAKTB& OAK riHK ASb MAlUNX MS. 4Mb
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The akeeeCeespaaie# are aafe aad reliable, [SMW
risk* takes aa the atost n«su«aU« tarms.
All aotariai hasiaess prwmMly attaaded to.
Oet fIb.dAwSaa.
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JfJUJUUsIK lfiBEA MABINB lMi.flft.
PwaAda Lea. Wieeeaeta,
WABUUMilOM UMOH 1MM.CO.
CtevatanA. Ohio.
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KUI ITAIU-BTC-IU.OP LOKDOH
110MB l.No t-O. JSO. 4 WALL STBkkJ,
New York City.
Wm» TlUJiKB, Agent, Oftecoa2d Siraet.
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BKOAOWAT, NIV
v.
nuts
I will warrant all
a^sidijitiais
HAVIsfaaswpaipaiid
Ike JTaaaas
.it tcbed in a aeat w lap
per, with S plead Id
oolot ad engravings. Address
DisUU O. IA'— a I A a
J. E. TELFKt,
'oartk st., near Maia, Ciaelaaati.
Beekalt I'sswls vellsfs
rpw flr«t term of this institution
1. on Mon 'ay, Nov. 3d, in rooms
i Ctiareb. on Chatham fai
i Ada.
U
of
_aare.
Mrs. Mar/ Pbaa BifMIss II. C. Bail, wke eVe ea
gaged as taaekess, base kad asaeh aspesisaoe Arid
sueeaasiafsasate ssmiaarios. aad hrteaarish tksse
midmler tssttmealels ul Ibeis hlfb Mlsssa/ ab
•s Bmats aad suelal cheiestsr as Isdlse, aadef tlslr
ample quaiileatlons fur in*tracting in the
Jt,
rou
cmi* cmu«f*ti Ac.umummm asee.eoe.
DKPuaiTBLlieejee
wubthoOM»^Mii«vaf tBe
Mate of New Vuefc, tut the seeastSy 4 Pells*
haidaw. la sAdiliia le whteh Um eesekkaMete are
yereaaally kakla. Abm| the Bireetors era tke
moat waalthy aad InAaentialettiseaeeC Wew York.
1
his is a Mask Ceaiant, ratwratag to the as*
i serv«l *74 pee esat. if ail tke protu trt-aaaaal)y.
A party JByaara ul aga amy aoeura to his lasaily,
fr*» tru« lb« elaisus of bia ertdiiora, for akoat
seat* per week, a policy for$2,e«0.
ho woald aetspasa this sea lor tke grauftea
tleael raleetiba, u* a siek Udor io eaae uf
drat, that If ali else fail, he had atada a ee
pro
vision far kie family 7 It *uld lightea
paia, and do mars for bis rceovary than oMdieiae.
I). JBOKUAS, Prts'i.
C. Y. WBBWJI, Bae'y.
Proepaetas, wttk all aeeasaary lafeessatloa, (a»
aished by HICK** A *nH*0K, A«ts.
Poet OSae
Kaokah, Isia
MLti.um.Vm. MABIRK 1MIBAR1I. «M»#
c-Sfi'Z'iSBi
rates, sad tke
is Aa a MarlaeXaear
risks takeaaeasls«Npy
A aaeekanaem. Cargo riski
sb faollit
A.Btrtdgmaa,
S. M. Uarrisoa,
John Tempila,
Joka MaQwirn,
C. Uarbor,
W.C.
I Cash facilities e
steaded to m*
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$'
kie|kt eat Aha hasiaees eff-
Bteas, to do, at ske skertest aa
tiee, all work iatnuted to Ibsm. 8kS9 aa |A-JL.
hatweea Maia aad BliMMS.
A CARD.
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ti rhrrt Irra Jikktaf sbtptr tlsisf I Baa
woald sessmmsal theats oar frieads asgdatlsawa
mjkom
BO. ltft MSORAKUni
*he HWtessteedJkave eaeaal a QBA1B
la thfs^rTaUl^iwZnMsa SSad
wletyofr
et varioas styles eat^am
ill w nsnil all warraaud of first rAe maSsrlal aad «eed week
zstt seM Wholesale aad ltetalf, as rksii ij
tbsobsapsst. KBLLY A Mr*^
sept lT^Awlyr.
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work madelaw
wa hand It tke 'Taan U-
^smbe** £*1.
MediartTaad" MMMK,
aad illastrattoas. by A. f.
LWut. Bombay Army. For sale by
auvl OA VB A BAIUCT.
AMMa* UNVKA
IOC WI. aet rieslved ef Ames'
FOO aalsby TILLINOBABt, LAITB A
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