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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
pors OF Richmona. JA
Hsa Meter aas day at 2 .oi.sA PM
ARRIVED,
schr Ca,hOrnc Amanda, Teal, Phiadelphia. sundres.
David Cox Weldon, GEORGETOWN, d. c.. light.
Santa Maria, kean Norfolk, light
Nassau, Dearborn, New York, salt, to Davenport
& Allen.
SAILED,
Barquc Bachelor Horton, New Orleans, tobacco and
slaves.
Barquc Parthan Allen, New Orleans tobacco and slaves
Brig Orleans Smith, New Orleans, tobacco and slaves.
Brig Trenton, Pittman Rio de Janciro flour.
CANAL MMERCE.
October 10, lsl3.
Boat buchanan J. Fairs
Co. A. Il Harris Dbte iioleombc Co and Warwick Baks
Boat Farmer Gooi~ia. with ss' from Lynchbu'g aud
Market to Bernard r'''oH' crr,ppn
Boa, Pioneer Parsons, with a. nih Lock No.
Boat Black Hawk Parsou. with ballast to sco,,.viie
Boat Charles ~ Mitchell Eubanks with j. mdze
vile, Fin Creek Lock No ~ and Lynehburs
AUCTION NOTICE.
Attention invited
OCH LNLoEs L BROTHER, A.eis
HOYT " cos PRIZE OFFICE.
Under the Exchange.
100000 day for sio. Also, $1,000 ss-bo,hM
81 IIOYT & co.'s.
Servants Shoes-For Men; Women and Boys.
ANIL PurNEY respectfully friends
~ the Public that he has
raj Shoes
such he recommend really good both
RATHER andwoknanship, Those good
and examine oek-One Door above Hubbard Gardner Co.
Main II. ocel
bR H,RrLEy respectfully persons preeng
OF experienced Medical
be consulted eonhdential all
from imprenee in life otherwise. Or by
careful and (which
is all imPoranD be safely depended
l,- oe Sirrsi Door bcor Triaity Church
aoHd Terzs roierc,,. oc 81
1SooK-kEEPER AND ACCoU NTANT-The subscribed not
~ having sufficient employment would like undertake
keeping few additional of Books by OPEN
write of ami balance books adjust
peated accounts or attend TO anything
the NEST moderate Persons whose
their employ regular Book keeper viii
him call Office Duva Stamford
side the BASIN oc 81 @aw5w :. MAYNARD.
ULNlNE-Another supply OF Qunne, and Rowand's
~ Mixture, Fever and Ague-fo
Red Mortar below the Market JOHN CRAWFORD,
&C FL Apothecary.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
.SSse The packet Schr. CNrHARINE AMANDA
H Capt Teal having the part cargo engaged
hoar,I
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4 Case of Asthma.

The following i from distinguished Lawyer Of the City o
New York, who had been afflicted with Asthma for
upwards OF TWENTY YEARS. and who. after rem
ding such cases. aoabt efficacy
New foRK, January 25, 1913.
have been afflicted with spasmodc asthma twenty
four yenrs--one;iues severely be confined
room for weeks aad although attended by medical
advisers Of the highest reputation and sk in the country,
the relief vas bot partial and temporarytwice
proved nearly fatal my HE
Some few weeks ago. commenced taking Wistar's Bal
Fam Of NlId Cherry, which gave instant relief,
single tots produced few days what to be
radical and perfect A. WILLIAMS, Attorney
at Law. No. s., William st, New York
We are acquainted with the writer the .ertih
cate AMI MS emitted fli confidence
nf the public. A. TALMADGE,
Recorder Of The City of New York
JOHN POWER, -. D., Vicar General o ". Y.
+. She above certificate may seen a, No. I25,
Fulton street, New York.
CDrBALsAM OF WILD CHKRRY.-The attention of the
atacted - becoming and this in
but u - necessary all would
Alb CHERRY. and take nothing else Unprncpled dea-
Iers " te. they have Syrup Of Htd Cherry. some
'tRer cough medicine wara is jus, good fYRegard
them moi, FOR they oty your money! Remember il
y "istars Basamio " i'd Cherry only rete,es
0gt CURES
Sold ~ Richmond, a, The BOOK STORE.
20, IN Paris. O and IN WINCHESTER. Ia by
Dec Ist I743 (49) COTTON 81 JONES.
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n. Il. No Advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid forunles the option of the publ shers
engagement between the publishers and the advertiser
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

Nor PARrIcULAR-A very energetic Meiho
dist preacher IN Arkansas Is collecting funds in
aid Of tho Missionary Society. He takes pigs
and poultry, pickles, turnips, and tarred rope OF
any hing ese IN the way of convenience. H.
IS as easy as tie negro's wife, who told him 10
go to market, with tho direction, "Guffee, il yoI
can't get Goldfish, you may get sheet of gin
ger5read."
Just 30 with our friend, the Rev. DR.. IL. p.
Bennett he'll take almost any thing IN the ''pro
duce' money line, from a peck Of potatoes
up to five cent piece, Tor lectnring on the sub
ject OF Abolition! He only wants t,renty fire
doYars" mon,hi-cheap enough, at that! What
county bids for the Doctors services, Gong
Golngn "Who will be first served2' millions
of from the dark cells Of slavery's prison.
house, tell Of their wounds, and cry aloud for re-
dress: while voice from the spiri. land, 10 thun
der tones" says, take t,oenty.fre dollars in money
or produce, for iecturing-'if you can't ge. u
goldfish, you may get shee, Of gingerbread!''
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VIEW Of the American Slavery Question by r r
y BAERows, pastor If the Fr., Free Prs.bytsr.r
CaBrca, View YORK, fos SAFE 81 the BOOK STORE
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NJ A MMOTH SMITH SHOP!

w. =
MCCULLOUGH * MEEK,
TIANING formed partnership Ior the purpose OF
carrying on IN extensive mann>F. " HlIE
and BLACk-SMITHING BUSINESS, woald respectful
inform their friends snd the pabr, they
prepared superior manner, al orders
line. Their machinery the ue
ed style, and they determined be exceeded
quality hnish Of their work by establishment
West, and viii endeavor successfully compete
Eastern artizans- All kinds of
T. ID G T. Il O O l. :.
embracing almost every article used by Mechanics Will
made of the best materials, aud If the hAest fnsh
wagons, Carriages, Busgies, &C.,
VIII be igoned style excelIei West. Thei
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS
especially, shall surpassed either IN strength eas
city, finish, any shop Ialtei States
they wh be made order the shortest II the
Elliptic Springs, well
their business, tine undersigned determined
public taat Mechanics of tae West, do
things well as Others
HI Tors II csEaa
Will be done by careful and experienced hands. and IA ths
especial pains viii taken preserve the hoofs
believing that many horses Ired by asA
tu shoeing from any, II NOS ir3m all, other causes
tC.-Ihey Viii forge orHer all kinds wrought r0u
for Mills and NJ chncry; and, short, all work
er done Ineir line Of BUSINESS.
MCCULLOUGH & MEEK, thankful for the patronage
the have individually heretofore received would now ro
determined put their prices the lowest notch aud they
hope, by their long experience and application business
continue merit and receive of the pIalc
patronage, which is respectfully solicited.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH,
WILLIAM MEEK.
Richmond, Ia, Nov. 2ith, 1913. 4Stf
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THE WEEKLY
COURIER s. ENQZTRER,

One of the Largest and Cheapest Newspapers
in the World:
5 published Saturday morning O'clock containing
i all that has been published the Daily Courier ana
Enquirer during the week, and the latest by the mails
steamers, &c &c the hour Of publication
1ERMS-Two Dollars per annum, Invariably IN aa-
rance Any person sending $40 money. free of
postage Will be entitled to six copes-S20, twelve
pies-S40, 10 twenty-five copies.
Subscribers who have paid in advance since the Is, Of
July. will be credited the books the dol
lars per
New York, Nov, 1913.
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The Thomas Cozras related by HIMSELF fol-
lows, and acknowledge ty ali who him oil
tine most astonishing performed:
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Look Herei-Setfle In.

ME undersigned, having formed partnership, and
gone 10 considerable expense IN fitting snop viii.
machinery, Sc, respectfully request all person.
iebtst them forward before the of Janua
and make settlements: and. far possible, Iqui,
date their accounts Cash. We nope viii pa,
tas, il is impossible carry bus sine 5,
without funds. Il t,ord to the tc5ss - stttFcfent
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH,
WILLIAM MEEK.
Rchnonl, Nov 24sh, 1913 $3.50
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O all the hat have yer been recorded.
certainly equal tho first mentioned, which
plainly the durability Of Consumption IN
o worst forms:
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
! Correspondence of the ". Y. Courier d Enquirer
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 10.

Correspondence of the ". Y. Courier d Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Nov II, 1913
Congress will open on Monday fortnight; and
in fe days we may expect some specimens oil
the ne representation, more than one hundred
Of whom are entirely new members; an uuprece-
dented large proportion. And II IS puzzle TO
Get at their creed or notions; to know whether
thew are caucustes independents; the latter
opinion prevails just now. So very few OF the
old members are left in the House, some difficult
~ is apprehended in forming the Committees.
The subject Of the Speakership is beginning
10 be discussed; the candidates already named on
The part of the anti-Whg party. are Jno. w.
ZONES and G.. c. Dromgoole, of Va: ID. II. Lew
is, Of Ala, and Jno. Campbell, OF s. C. The
two former on the part of the exclusive friends OF
Mr.. Van Buren,, are thought to be most promi.
nen, and are known TO be hostile to Mr.. Calhoun
Mr.. Lewis will probably be dropped physical
lv incapable, and Mr.. Campbell may be the can
didate of the Calhoun division; he 10 hones'
gentleman, Of high character, and of unruf-
fed temper, and has served eight sessions in the
bouse--The House, counting the blank 10 the
representation from Maryland, and the necessa
nv absen;ees. and vacancies. cannot consist .
more than 210 members. OF these as near a.
we can count noses, there will be iiitle over ~
| Wbigs and some 81 Cahounites, with few sus
,a.,ed anti Vani,es frem the West. Should any
,,;on take place with the Wings, there will be
We, a considerable struggle for the ma jority
must have become apparent TO the Calhoun met
since the late election in New York, that Vat
Buren, Speaker will give tina, party great confi
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the enemy by the throat and hen if you did'nl
whip them why then they might whip you!
And now ] want 10 wind up with auecdote
Of the battle Of the Thames, about a Bnpis,
preacher-lor | have good many preachers a
bou, me-he's brother 10 cousin Of mine-he
went with me &c he war md ! told him he might
have preaching every Dighi-camp meetings
they called it--for ! was brought up TO love
preaching--and ] always 60 10 meeting when
get Sunda y-and alho' II don't
do much good II ought ye, hope | come
home better man. Well this S1cket, he had
his etngs. ! went privately 10 hear him, and
before he concluded be used TO say. now let me
tell you, you can't die before your time comes
And If you're in battle Tomorrow and cannon
ball comes straight towards you, yet it wont Kill
you nor hurt yon. IT our time hasn't come
And If your time has you'll die whe lher
you are 10 battle not. Wei. SAYS me xt
morning, Suclet I'll try you-for was lille
wickcd-and put YOU at the head Of column
for YOU can't die TIL your time comes. Well,
says Suckei. Colonel, im ready to prove my ftiih
by my works. [Lond augh,er.l Well, after we
had charged about 300 yarCs SAYS "irot on but
don't fire I'LL you the whites Of their eyes"
Well. Sucket, he kept till they got righ,
the British md then he gave wink this way
there the speaker winked his eyes in very lu
dicrous wav and his men fred and 70 balls kill
ed 40 or 80 of them When saw Sucket after
wards, said "Why, Sucke,, think you was ex.
'ravagant; how came you to kill many of the
Britisb7' "Wo,'' said he, IL don't know We
only sho, once i, must have beer because their
time had come" [Great laughter.
Col. Johnson then concluded with an express
sion of his overfowing heart, amid loud and
peated cheers lie introduced the Ma
tional Guards nd citizens and then couduc ted to
Howell's hotel 10 dine.
10 abiding TO the Battle Of the Thames, Col.
Johnson took care TO mentIon General Harrison
with honor and respect
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISH MEME
10
EXCHANGE HITIT.DING ROOMS Dc e. o

EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 "a
rTNE Subscribers hay procured the Agency for the sale
l. YOIGTANDERS DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA
TUS according Professor Perzvas calculation
have hand large of these Apparatus aud artists
well of their wishing procure good APP
paras will find their advantage procure
of this construction They also have lately imrored arTe
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used in their art which they every respect they
made their order Polishing substances, and
and all necessary materials sold the
able terms The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents, viz
+. White, Esq. IT'S Broadway, N. Y,
r. Hass Esq, Washington Is. c.
DR.. A. Caspar Richmond Va.
P. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West Esq. Cincinnati, OHIO.
All communications post paid) and orders accompanied
with emitances will be promptly attended and should be
directed to w. u +. LANGFNHEIM,
je | 3msr Exchange Building, Phla.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and he public that
he has lately taken lhs Exchange Hotel No 90 Courtandt
street. in the city of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and reshed elegant and
dous and arrangement about the establish
his greatest desire has been furnish thing that the
spirit of the requires om competitors for publc favor Its
location the business Of the city, and convenient
NIFTY to the points of arrival and departure of the steamboat and
railroad lines OF communication particularly recommend
the bus and travelling community while the time
his moderate charges will be adapted to the times.
lie has been fortunate to secure the services Of Mr.
Erasus Phelps of the late proprletors who will be the
the best that be offered that every thing will be
conducted give entire satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage
V. B. RYERSON,
New York July 90 1919, a lm@rc
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BOOk-KEEPING.

TzOMAS JONES, Accountant, 1888 Broadway, continues
throughout the Summer months to receive pupils who
practically and thoroughly instructed the various duties Of
the desk Private lessons are given when preierrcd.
Publshed for sale BY the author above Jones Pn
cipss and Practice of Bookkeepng syo 81 So This work
this country and has been rpublished ia England For
synopsis of this improved method OF teaching art Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Dec. 1872
adjusted in of dispute, lt-
CATION insolvency death. Books opened or balanced
az lmsrc
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LEO.
Ever yours,

Screw NAms.-An extensive screw nail manu-.
factory has been established ut the village of Somer.
vile, n. j., thirteen miles from New Yok. The
screws made are known by the name OF James
Company Screws" rhis Mandatory is but one
Of dozen OF various kinds about TO be established
by the "Somerville Manufacturing Company.
The water power is very extensive, and SIX or Sc
ven very favorable sites for factories yet to be
let.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


n1 United a., State Sss, Of A@ef declare ana maxi
Land onees ~ the Territory of Iowa at the periods herein
At the Land Office Du Buque commencing on Monday
M d i'hS o. Uet2Der 9eyt for the disposal OF the pub
North Of the base line and East of the fifth principal mer
TOWNSHIPS eishtywo aud eighty -threc, of range ONE
two o""S o"e and e'shty-thee of range
Townships eishtyone eshytwo and eightyth of rang,
'TSy ,,n1 3 sig ;ht Of range five
100 acres forming parts sections thirty -four and hiry-ve
y W toHhsh f y sekenty;elsht Of range three
Land One at FSded a%s in e on Monday the
ay Of 0e9r next the disposal OF the public Lands
North OF the base line and West of the fifth principal meri
Township seventysx. of range s, nine.
eighteen s asd forming past, Of
range two aud parts of sections thirteen and twenty -four of
small Islands in the Miss ssp river, forming part of
oas one and ~ Ct anS one and ps oil Sec
G IN the ,Sss rys sF'f Sn Di s o Sections
fifteen sixteen lwety9ne aud Twenty-Five except that portion
islands in the one them forming portion of
parts osectons twenty-five and twenty in township
Three Islands in the Mississippi river forming parts of Sec
tons twenty-one twenty-five, ty-seven, twenty eight,
twenty and thy-two, in township seventyone of
Huron Island and six small islands in the Mississippi river
ty-one twehttwo twenty three twery-six
aud thry-four except much of Huron Islands lies within
the limits oil section SIXTEEN III township of range
An island in the Mississippi river forming part Of section
three township seventywo, of range one aud part of
ton h'rty-iour IA township seventy the of range
An island IN the Mississippi river forming parts
twentywo twety-seye and thrLour township seventy
three, of range
-Four Islands the Mississippi river forming parts
twentyeght to thrty inclusive township seyent se-
ven, of range
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools military
or other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept open for weeks (unes
lands disposed Of and longer and private
tries OF land in the township offered will be admitted until
after the expiration of the weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washing ton this
eighth day of june Ammo Domin 1913.
- JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commiss iouer Of be G.,ar,I / and Da;co
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Thu. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right of preempou lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated required
To establish the the satisfaction of the Register and Re-
ceve OF the proper Land Office and make payment therefor
practicable after this notice aud before the
appointed for the commencement of the public sale the
ship embracing the claimed above designated otherw Use
such claim will be forfeited. :,
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
~ TIA In Cct
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CHEAP DHEING ESTABLlSHMENT.
MR. SOFIA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
wi public general that owing the depressed Of
he times he has reduced his price % below the
lar charges.
Ladies fishing their dresses shaws NC dyed
pressed will find it much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well call with such articles
Of wearing apparel may need dyeng pressing All orders
will be puncuay attended and the articles done up IA 'ne
best stye at Soria's establishment No 400 Pearl ST. -
Ills branches are AZ No 27 Blocker ST. No 32 Bowery ana
at So Grand Also branch - Fulton s. Broosp cs "u
At Newark n j. corner Of Broad 81 and Washngon ~, In
Merchants have all kinds Of goods dy'd anu P w "
their original forms and moderate terms "A, ,.,...
PRINCIPAL offic 100 Pearl st. ao1o ,n.
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c,RoToN wATFR-DAY's FIRST PREMIUM ~
I'M JDI,tppIR fiOSE is confidently recommended 10.

C,ROTON WATER-DAY's F ialkss,iv TincnmmsnJed 10
" MA RIfBBEK HOSE is connden,y Ncomntn.eu "
~ DnTnose Tor which leather used and warranted TO poss
is,It Is pcrecty tight under pressure OF me nfoon
a., ~ - ,ie of the fabrics, ana VIII not miuew
2d-lt : :; m a. Least y, and requires attention.
a i not destroyed by coming IN contact with OIL or
,;fened nv cold weather, the rubber de-
ose as inferior articles are IL no case used should the
made of the Hose, not possessing the above
es ,,ss h will be taken back, Tune inside OF sx
ths from purchase. and other given IN exchange wthont
ylarge. a.. -. a, l.. .,,,oh.d ,v;,hout charqs
Rivers will that clearly satisfied tht ts W.
process Of making which unknown TO any other IN me aoel
uS the article long wanted for Leading wa9er v many
other liquids. :. hOhnCE II HNfNiL-,
yi1 im.r Successor 10 Roxbury l. H. G., u Maiasn
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A WORD FROM LORD MoRrETH-" You may
take the word cf one who speaks from experience
of the matter. that in frank and cordial hospitality
the guest and stranger John, the elder Bull, must
work hard to come up to Jonathan, the lusty yea'-
ling" daughter and cheers)
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INFRINGEMENT TIE ORDER OF THE
DAY.
NOTICE to Citizens Of New York and Strangers sojoamng

to Citizens oil New ork and Strangers sOjOunng
IN in the City.-ti o $ l. N G'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos "a and &C Nassau street.-The immense patro
which has been eyende TO the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community, has enabled him enlarge and
prove his Dining Rooms accommodate hun
dred persons time Whilst making these additions
his fyoe and well known establishment he has been
mindful of the still greater comforts aud convenences of his
cusomerhavng thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the Kitchens completely exclude the
e9via and heat which necessarily arises from cooking for
three thousand day The walls of the saloon
Oil Paintings of the ancient and modern schoo marble pit
lars and statuary and busts of Washington Napoleon nc
The bill of fare all Others of the United
STRENGTHENING salmon Of 30 and 40lbs weight s 81
plate with anchovy butter bread all kinds Of
and boiled meats of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables at cents Per plates potatoes
steaks chops and hundred other different articles
the choicest description, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas, cents cup
Chocolate cents, &c. &c.
Attentive and civil walters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
is served mp the possible syleand every depart
Of the establishment competent and experienced
placed.
Having visited and being converan with the mode Of BUSH
ness of many conducted Dining saloons in Europe
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesa
ton in assuring his fellow citizens that his estab shment is in
ror that he has portion Of his
mensbesdes which, the superior qualities and low prices Of
every article included in the Daily Bill of Fare must that
aoneexclusive Of all other
the very plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
The establishment has been supplied Throughout with Croton
Water which through improved lteres; and the Sa
loon is open every day from o'clock A. NJ until PM and
HENRY GOSIING