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Murder.

The day after our arrival at Smith
and on our return from Tennes.
re. we attended the examination of DIR
SNYDER, who had, day or two before
shot Mr. Gibbon, The editor of the Smith
land Bee. Itappears thai Snyder. as
President Of the Democratic Associa-
lion, had short time previous delivered
an address on the presentation Of flag
to that body. Some criticisms were
made on the Address, by correspond
en,-lhe Doctor came out in the same
paper in juslifca,ion-the editor then
called for The address itself, and it being
FINISHED, he in his turn criticised the
uoducinn. The doctor became VIC
lent waylaid Gibbnn one evening
While he was going 10 his supper. with
his liule daughter holding his hand. and
without giving him moments warn.
ing to prepare himself, shot him down.
Three balls entered Gibbons body, and
h died in thirty minutes. The exam.
irl,ion was no! ended when we Left
Gibbon was the editor of wing paper,
and was considered to be very peace
able aud honest man. He has bro
her in this Territory. and has left
widow and one daughter. whom we
rsed on the day of the examination.
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terE3 osst.-.Returns from 1913 towns
rVe the Wings 2l,o6S-Locos 1S,4ll-Ab.
..alldnists, 4,S65-Whig gain over oil, g.
w SHADES majority in the whole state
WI be about 2000-over the locos, about
$685.
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Name

Maine.--The latest news gives the
otes Of 1871 towns, rs follows:--Loco Foce
I926-Whg 81, a26--Scattering 4,374-
lis thought that not even a quorum for
,e lower house has been electe! by both
prties. The apathy of the wings was oc-
aaoned by the late loco foco Ia W requiring
majority Of all the votes instead of p!u.
nlty. touching the Presidential Electors
ahe "hole, the wings have gained thus
L.
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Territo,ycf b,Oa,
f Des MONIES CO, IS
p'e'r'"' "r"-' or emil County, to
1e",er FERN thereof. 1874.

1e.",sr fern thereof. 1874
IN Paianey, Pr. Assumpst
William Ross, Def. A,taclmen,.
EVE said defendant viii hereby take 10.
tee that ON the 9fl day of March, 4
u. I9af, writ al attachment was issued
out OF the Office Of the clerk Of said court
IN the above entitled suit for the sum al
SIX hundred and seventy dollars or near
that amount and also that on the same day
a summons was issued out of tn, otfi1n oi
the SAID Jerk Of said court to David f. Blair
',Gtrnlslire in the above entitled sal, whicn
i'< been retusnsi day served on SAL, car.
n,shce
Vow unless the said defendant shall az
pear ana plead before the nextterip al tie
court, Judgment wl:i he entered and the
property 50 attached Will be sold 10 satisfy
the same.
Dated June 19th, lsii,
JOHN 5. DUNLAP, clerk
Browning and Grimes s. Starr, Plaintiffs
Attorneys.
Sept l2-tf Is
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Itrtitofy Of io,3a
Des Homes Co,
District Court for sqia county. To the Nov
Term, A. ID. lol4
Abram Sedorc
vs. Bill Tor Divorce

vs. Biz Tor a Divorce.
Nancy Sedore.
FiSii,1 sad nancy Sedore viii hereby tax
4 notice that nn the .jru day Of April
l54i. the said A1ram SedogG flied his bill o
comp tinL il the Office Of the Clerk of the
said court, praying TO be divorced from the
lands e. tatrim NY from the said Nancy
9td"rt for the allowing causes to wit
hat the SAID defendant has subsequent
- her marragt VITA said com plainant com
nitted the crime ot wIlful adultery.
2nd That said defendant has been guilty
Of suc'. cruc! an! l.4ttareus treatment Ia
the S. com. ..nant a. to endanger his
re-
And that whereas Subpoena was issued
N the same dae 81 the fling Of said petit
= u III mis- ease which has been returned
.oa ct.
N"W unless the said defendant shall ap-
pear before the court aforesaid sitting as a
court u Chancery on or before the first day
OF the ney' term thereof and answer said
bill o, com plant the same shall be taken
~ confessed aud decree entered pro con-
iesso accordingly.
Dated this i3h day Of June, A. ID. 1914
JOHN $. DUNLAP, Clerk
. R R t'FSe'' soI'rs Tor comp't.
sePt3-9i prs fee so Is
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MT CLAWS Horse shoes.

On the day on which the Whis
Liberty Pole was raised in Nashville
a Blacksmith shop was erected on tho
cap. This was in full blast during the
meeting, which was composed Of thou.
sands of Wings, and as the result, the
workingmen "up thar" turned out 8
full set of first rate morse shoes, which
they forwarded Immediately to Mr.
Clay. We publish below, from the
Nashville Banner, the interesting cor
respondence between these blacksmi,hs
and Henry Clay. His answer is one
of those off hand epis.les which comes
from and speaks to the heart.
NASHVILLE, August ~, 1914.
To THE Hon. II. CLAY---Sir: We beg to
present to you set OF Horse Shoes, made
by US at the head of the Liberty Pole in
Nashville, 62 feet from the ground on the
10Th of this present month. Please have
them put upon your Saddle Horse, and NAV
the Spirits of Washington, Warren and ali
cur patriotic dead, watch over you and be
like Elijah's mantle to Elisha.
WILLIAM DRIVER,
HENRY AMENT,
WILLIAM STEWART.
To the Hon. IL. Clay, Ashland, Ky.
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COACH FACTORY.
COEeSE s. RRE.M.4.Y

ID URN their thanks to the citizens OF
III Iowa and Illinois for the liberal
share of public patronage which they
have received and embrace this opportunity
OF informing them that they have removed
from their old stand on Jefferson Street
to ii more commodious building. situated on
the corner of Valley and Main Streets,
where they are prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice any description of carriages
now in use, the workmanship and dura
biiity of which have been fully tested in
this vicinity and need no further recon-
mendation.
They have just received good and gen.
eral assortment OF materials from New York
Pittsburgh and Wheeling, Of the latest
style. to wit: lace fringe, patent leather,
elliptic springs, SC, sc, which will enable
them TO furnish work at rates to suit the
purchaser. Produce Of every description
taken in payment for work.
june 81 '44-tf 4
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fasAhEN Up, by Richard Edwards, Sa-
Il 'em Township, IIenrv County, Iowa,
one bay horse, supposed to he Ii hands and
; inches niea. Boid face, lett hind foot and
the on; SIDE "f Tie right one, white, both
= ies q The back saddle marked. Suppos-
ed to he .onr years Old last spring. appraie.
Cd e S5I,o1 before VIM Edwards. Esq, on
the y j !, 1911.
Sep 5-3t IS
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
4 RE constantly being received at tho
a Publication Depot, Watcr-st, as fast
as they are issued from the Eastern Press.
and every novelty will be furnished to the
reading portion oi the community with all
possible dispatch. Among th1 late works
Just received are:
James' last novel. Rose, D'Ai5ert, or
TronnIous Tunes.
Emma Herbert.
Fainiam's Oregon, with map.
Mrs Eds Wives, Mothers anJ Daughters
IL Eaglaud.
Mrs Ellis Poetry Of Life.
Mysteries of Loudon.
Texas, by William Kennedy.
False Heir.
Arubuiia Stuart.
Elrney O ieirdon,
AiSO..
An inquiry, or Can join the Church oe
Rome while my ground Of faith is the
Bible
Harper's Illuminated Pictorial Bible. hyo
first numbers.
Godey's Ladies Boo.
Graham's Magazine,
Ladies' National, all .sr Liy. All for
sale at publishers prices by
july ii J.F. TALLANT.
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We were an eye witness to the &C.
'lden's recorded in the following para.
!Taphs. which we cut from the Nash
nile Banner
During flaw of wind, the Demo.
S''e Pole on Capitol Hill broke just
'''n' the pom. I'VE are informed)
va sne y, The Young Hickory is joined to
We I'D Hickory; and down came the
folk, Dallas. and Texas" S,reamer,
'Ha The rigging. &c, leaving a very
''sck'sh looking monumen, Of the
"'sen hopes of Locofocoism.
''me of our wing friends. about the
,'Ae Tine, undertook TO haul down the
NUM- u' Sireamer from the top of the
lug pole; and in doing SO, they caus.
rs we light .opmast to snap; but so
u' INJURY was incurred that all will
~, 'Aade taught and sound again "in
sa's or no time" and the glorious en-.
- % our own beloved country will
i ft'a aoa. in pride from the Wing
A'sf'y and Union Pole.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26

Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Dye Stulis, Oils, Leafs,
KsrOIaZes, &c.
A FRESH supply just received, including
IA Fifty bots. QUININE.
Opium, Extr. Conum; Hyasciainus,
Blue Pill Eng. sulph. Potass,
Pulv. Rhoi. opt. Rad. Colomb. DO Gen
Cardamon Seeds, Red Oxide Iron,
Arrow Root, Sage, Kreosote, SIENNA,
Morphine, Pyroli.neus, GIN Gu,ac,
Carb Ammonia, GIN AssaiDtlda,
Urva Ursi, Puly. Epicac,
Basm Copava Spts. Ni:re,
Emp. Robrons. Calome,
Can:har.des, &c.
Also
9 bbls grind. log and mic wood.
l cask Nader. 1bbl Flour sulphur,
4 bbls Sspts. Tpt and Varnish,
Kegs Vitriol and Glue, | Keg OF. Oh!
l Dbl cast. Oil, 2 packs Cold Lea ~
ALSO
Vegetable Oils, Essences. Cologne.
100 lbs Carb Soda. Campaor,
100 - Sal EPSON,
$50 Indigo; Pant Brushes, white
wash brushes, and a variety ofothcr articles
in the above line, very low for cash ov
ap1844 COPP & PARSONS
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CITY 9GHO d.,
THiS lnstItatinn is nov open for the re.
L ception Of pupils
Terms per or. Of IL ,oseks.
For Spelling, Reading and Writing. SO 90
Arithmetic, Grammar or G.osrl.
ply, $500
Mensuration, Geometry. Age
bra, &c, $3.50
Fuel, Is
J. KERN.
B. J. KERN.
scptl2-1t l6
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Staple Dry Goods.

Z % received and Tor sale, very desra@
- bic assortment of Prints. Ginehams,
Lawns, hleached and brown sheetings and
shirting, apron Checks, Cotton Yarns, Dye
stusfs, Sc.
~~ALSO..
y yta md shoes. Butts and screws, Nov
NJ. Brush and Grain Scythes. scythe stone
Sick les, &c. all OF which will be sold chea
for cash or produce
mayl6 p. T. DAVID.
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Ha! ha!! ha =! IIa ha ! ha !!

ia. lid lid :. I'D I'D lid
Ladies and Gentlemen, have you heard OF
the news
The "Old Shoemaker's" returned with
BOOTS and with SHOES.
They will fit the old lady, young lady, baby
! and all;
So you that are needy just give me call
vEyHE undersigned respectfully informs
his old customers and the citizens gen
erally that he has Just returned from the
East with large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes Of every variety, Leather Of all kinds
and shoe findings for the Craft, consisting
in part oil
5000 lbs Spanish sole leather,
5000 i" oak tanned do
1000 8. harness do
Is doz bride do
90 " upper do
25 +" calf skins,
1000 lbs belt do
Kid, Goat, and sheep skins, and skirting
s cases Mems coarse and fine boots,
6 :. fine pegged do
10 " Mems coarse do
extra fine sewed do
" water proof 90
7 " Boys DO
50 bushels pegs.
Thread green and bleached' avis spara'
bles, backing, shoe brushes and every thing
in the finding line. and many other articles
to suit the times Call and see before pur
chasing elsewhere as am determined TO
sell lower than the same articles can De
bought in the far west.
r. S. ADAMS.
SIG -
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'"s Rochester Democrat gives an
'ua' OF boy twelve years old.
w. while playing with others in a
VIC house. jumped into bin of
e''' and was almost instantly buried
:, As wheat which was running in.
Wv" dead, when taken out.
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ASHLAND, 3lst August, 1874.

ASHLAND, 3Ist August, lS4i.
Gentlemen:-
have this day safely receiv ed
a Sc: of Horse Shoes made by you "at the
head Of the Liberty Pole in Nashville, SKI,
two feet from the ground. on the tenth OF
this present month" thank you cordially
Tor this highly acceptable present. The
associations with which the manufacture OF
these Shoes is connected between Heaven
and Earth, on a Liberty Pole, 60 feet from
the ground, in Nasbville-giye to your pre-
sent an extraordinary interest. shall use
II as you request. May all your strokes, in
Politics and on the Anvil, ever be as well
directed as those which were employed in
making these shoes! Health, long lives,
and prosperity to you all. Such is the fer
vent wish of
Your faithful friend. and
Obedient servant,
H. CLAY.
Messrs WILLIAM DRIVER, HENRY AxENv,
and WILLIAM STEWART, &c, &c.
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ALSO

GOO ACRES of choice land in
wv Louisa county, Iowa. This
land is of first rate quality, and is within
one mile of Columbus City, and about three
miles from the forks of Iowa and Cedar riy.
ers. A fair proportion OF timber. This
Land is situated in good and we'll settled
neighborliood, and within few miles Of
two mills. will sell it all together or
divide it to suit purchasers. A splendid
bargain can be had by enquiring of PHILIP
GORE, of Columbus City, or the subscri.
Der at Burlington. WESLEY JONES.
May23 50
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Cumberland Presbyterians will com.
mence a two or three days meeting. to-
morrow evening at early candle lighting
in Gritfey's Hall.
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sept Pat

To Let.
SNiIE house ard lot on the corner Of
Z Fourth and Columbia streets; the
house Is comfortable and has come cted with
It good we'll and stable
GRIMES & STARR.
sep5 Gazette copyl Is
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10 Let.


asTE will let for term Of years part or
w lot No. I97, Immediately south of
the new Market house. The lot is eigi-
bly, situated lor stores and buSin ess houses.
Euqalre Of GRIMES d STARR
sep5 Is
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Groceries.
lust received, per steamer Iowa, direct
y from New Orleans, 6 hhds primo N. Q,
sugar,
10 bbls molasses,
% sacks prime HAVANA coffee.
26 :" 4" Rio do
20 = Laguira do
Ii chests Imperial Tea,
20 Ia . Y. Ii. do
3 chests black do
kegs herring in pickle,
bbis mackere.,
10 boxes cod fish.
10 . assorted qualities tobacco.
1000 lbs saleratus, all of which will be sold
at small profit for cash.
may 80 JOHN S. DAVID.
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LAND FORrSALE.

I1AAND I OItI OLlLLs
WILL sell 100 acres Of good land about
L five miles from Burington--a fair pro-
portion of Prairie and Timber, and we'll
watered. A good bargain may be had BY
applying to WESLEY JONES.
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Law ksartsaGa'sss

SepI4 '-ii-:f G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

p following interesting e3ss and cure IT.
siding in Broadway hns been afflicted with the Piles for on
teen years He consulted mo about three ionins s1es nn
breath was foul appetite bad Liver torpid occasional papa
tons countenance pale and angud complains Of pains over
the Kidneys great irritation tension and weight IN me 3Vpe
section of the bowels attended with pile much IN
famed at times az to produce intense SUFFERING Of other times
relieving themselves By pofe discharge Of blood neucn:
ed irritation had in some degree lost their power pi9ducpg
b sten was feeble end nrm had expended more than hve
hundred dollars fourteen year Tor this ana ass
taken only Temporary relief; now entirely cured having
taken only three boxes ny PILE ELEcuApY has Travelled
eompiant is "a well and active as ne was thirty yen
coz and attributes II all that inestimable remedy d. W
tHSMS Pile ELECTUARY. Reader this is only one q
thousand similar cured BY 5e M ne Inc rs
6cs Iag Bowery four doors above Spring street ADVICE
orriis Remember 1e6 BoSery. Agents T. Warner q GO
ToIrnan 4 Buffalo. sil ON Is I'D
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SHERIFF sAEBy virtue of several wri.s Of fsr faca,
y 70 me directed and delivered. will expose for sale on
Saturday the rd day of November. l etl3 O'Clock M IN
the Testibule of the City Hail. all the right ute and interest,"
which Frederick Beams had the 18th cay OF January,
i9 or at any afterwards in whose hands soeye tae
same may be- and all those lots pieces or parcels o.
ground with the bulldogs thereon erected situated ~ ne
Fourteenth Ward of the City OF NewYoYk, ing On tnS
o and beng bounded as follows No. a. commencing st
mimi feet inches from south eastery corner Of
Prince nd Mott street. running thence IN an eaeIy orGon
along n pce street "a feet to land now or ate Of DOW
nt and parallel with Mott M feet 10 the loEthery ne
o Mott street thence along the said Eortety Ire OF Sott
street and parallel with Prince. q feet 2nches thence mortimer
and rgh. sSss, WIN sss s sI To- e pe place
Of beginning No 26 commencing At port % lee. nenes
from The OF Prince and Mott E!eet anc
rnnn- thence 10 On eastery direction along Prince atreet
t to lot known as a. thence running along the westerly
ire Of sald lot No a. and parallel with Mott street. lG9 fee
nrbes IN lot known No. 20 Mott formerly owned By
eorge Bowen thence westerly 70 feet inches along the nor
IN por,hery direction and parallel with Mot street. lis fest
inch 10 Prince aforesaid the place of beginning No.
commencing point the soutAery side OF Prlnee
stree 81 et inches from the OF Prince
aonS Prince street as feet inches 10, No q Prince street.
nnnv thence along the westerly line of said lot No. 70 and
parallel with Mott street, lis fee. inch TO lot known as
ot No 2lo Mott street formerly owned by George Bowen
10, 10 a0 TO 10, 30 Prince thence in norheIy d.
rscon and parallel with MQt 10 feet 10 Prince
street. aforesaid hs place Of bsEnnng No 90 commencing
and running heoee eaItey dkeeon along
inches lot known No. q. running thence aong
ihs wesley line Of lot No g. and parallel with Mott ttreet
100 fest inches to lot known as No 2o Mot @ zen
westerly along the nohay ne Of said lot No so y iees
inches Is e ;n n.s ss o f b @9 M jones'
HENRY c. ScoTT. Deputy shsrIn. oa1 M"0"
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WILLIAM TYag, Secretary.

no. Fifth Conversational Distriet.-The Wings
this District composing the 9Th. 9Th and lth Wards wall
meet u Eas, Monday Evening lih iLsMnt, at hapos
O'Clock, ct the Triangle. junction % Bedford Houson ana
Hamme-sy Streets f hepurpose Of receiving Inc nornina
ton Of Il Wing candidate for Congress for this District
mechanic projection TO American Industry and Henry Cay
and Theodore the highest Offices IN the
gift Of free people with Fillmore and Wkin and cundi
dnie for Congress- respectfully invited 10 be there
A Band OF Music will be in attendance.
Theek Ward will meet at the Howard Horse at th O'Clock
precisely and proceed to the Broadway House there JON the
18th Ward and from thence TO the place ct meeting, where
they will be received by The 9Th Ward.
Several ezinet speakers will address the meeting.
- o.d-t Of She ConsreSsloH2l Convention.
SYLThNTS CEhSEY. CbeIn1n-
JAMES YAH NoRpEk, Secretary. oil Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

s.xps sAssapAr,L1l-Tbe ancieas believed that animal
NE The blood i is at least m that It, Sp ,ss me
ss IN nm nnan.nra ,,ac, IN Srroulc Lspro.y S:hIr,'
Bve!nEs and az ulcsI9s evident thea she nss
with dncased blood and the whole volume OF nood
vepou ard aftera impure Before cure Gun bs tiec,ea
s mp,t he notification Of the vital stream. This Is easy
sards Sarsaparla &C directly the blood The very pro,
gifts clmation and VIII qon TssoTs tne seas. at The
eunia head Such the odus operandi Of tn
ton ard experience by the mouths OF IF
common Ei :,.,,a nj. lie sune,;
y rs end ess., tse pamphle,s which r'ay be obtained
OF the proprietors and their agents gnts h ~ n
Prepared md sold. wholesale and rcan ny ~ u q "
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street, Me G by OK
Sold also at 3 broadway. II East eiu Wy drug
sis,s generally throughout the Ulleoo s'a'es.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles fof So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

n- Tenth Ward.-"JUSTICE TO HARRY OF
THE WEST"-The regulur weekly business meetr & Of
the Democratic CLAW CLUB Of the Tenth Ward, will be held
their Head Quarters Congress HILL Bowey and Hester
This punct"a attendance Of Inemhers Is desired
Az wrhin 10 become members Of the Club respectfully
AMI codir invited to attend and ax the tine roll
Mechanic, workngmen You VIII Sc interests are pecg
you want Pro,ect for yoar ieior! Do ynu your
ha ro duly ind propers reouted You make nu; one
ply 10 such question Come then und Join aand united
in honor ana support Of who your friend.
who will extend Protection to branch of your La
bor. by order. -, r7o,a
CHAsLrs s. HIS., SECRETARIES ltc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-11

NJ The InviAibIe Wtg-So closely resembles the
real end Of hair TINT scepcS and connosseu!s have
nounced the peffet anc extraordinary invention OF the
day The great advantage Of this novel and unique wig Its
being made without sewing weaving, which causes e np
peannce closely resemble the natural hair, both IN
Iichiness and natural appearance 10 defy decection
is texture being beautiful. porous and so free that
in all OF Precipitation. evaporation unlmpeded and
the great evils OF other wigs eEsly avoided The scien
t and connoisseur alike invited to ;n;Dee tbs novel
The sncc:d atthe manufacturers. A G.. BARRY. LAG
R,oeduny ehrner u, +, .hertv street. stas n3 Inns
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NJ DIR. H, KimbaII,s nI4rrra, reetb-rhe

DIT DIR. H. KimbaIIs Mineral Teeth.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and h. high value
set upon them by those who have them, together with
their known intrinsic superiority the great OF teeth
thai are mads IN this country hGve induced Dr. Kmbe
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him sup
ply the increasing demand for them to extent he has
confirmed in this design By the uniform which has
the high encomum That have been passed these teeth by
nan: cur most distinguished citizens who wearir
them and b sevta The most eminent Physicians and LEN
lists of TIL, city who haze spontaneously OFT red the most
pie Testimonials their excellence These teeth ard will
continue be made by Dr. Kmba e1elusireS for his
-ae:iec they set in the eeennt manner upon heavy
god plate and adapted the mouth such
bne he highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
ne anet be unsurpassed by any that are made IN the
ard rEe purposes that artificial teeth can be made
to answer d.. K5a wishes 70 be particularly noted that
teeth made in the style above mentioned at the same prices
TINT charged for The most inferior kinds Specimens may
nnl r,su
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Inro.r.sr EDrorros DrcIsros.-Judge King,

IMPORTANT ELEcrroN DKcIsIoN.-Judge King,
Of the Court of Common Pleas, at Philadelphia,
decided on Saturday morning that by the natu-
raliza,ion ola man, all ofhs minor children resid.
ing in the United States are, ipso Jacto, made
citizens, and entitled TO vote when of age
Judge King based this decision on the Act of
Congress of the l4th April, 1902, and on DO
cision of the Supreme Court of the u States, in
Cranch's Reports, where it is expressly laid down
that "tbe children Of persons duly naturalized
shall, If dwelling in the United States, be con-
adhered as citizens of the United States'
This decision is in accordance with the opin-
lion given by Reverdy Johnson, Esq. of Balti-
more, and Judge Marshall, of Frederick.
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WING MEETINGS.

10 Wings Rally i-GREy4T DEMOCRAT
WHO MASS MEETING TT GOSHEN. ORANGE
co UNITY on Saturday. Oct i9th
The steamboat rlCA will leave the fnp Of Duanet
clock A. NJ. Exa Cans will be provided take paEsensers
Goshen and return day. leaving Goshen Mt 5h III.
Fare for the round Trip el Tickets to be had board.
at the Office, corner OF Duane and west. streets.
The Meeting will be addressed by
ExGov. SEWARD. Hon. A D. DICKINSON.
Hon. JOS. L. WHITE, DUDLEY SELDEN.
JOHN A. COLLIER. DAVID GRAHAM. ESQ
Come One-Come Avn! OlOat