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MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
On Washington, bet,0een Main d Sd SITS.
l'HIS Institution presents superior facilities ito
Gentlemen desr rus OF obtaining practical bu-
siness education Tho course of study embraces dou.
BILE and single entry book keeping, MS practically
applied to III kinds Of business The design also Of
this Institution is to qualify its students for the
Practical and Intelligent discharge Of an account
ants duties, and to properly "tend to their o,cn
bueiness" whether limited or extended. No text.
books arc used The memory only is not taxed, but
the understanding is addressed and the school is
therefore considered counting room, and the stn
dent at introduced, as it were into actual bu
sness. he school is in continual session and stu
dents being instructed Individually and not in class
es they may enter at any time. Examinations are
held often as becomes necessary, and certificates
awarded to those found competent to represent the
institution in commercial capacity.
~ For particulars address the Principal by let
ter Or otherwise and receive circular.
nov. 6.-3md J.C. THOMPSON.
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IA locomotive engine exploded on
ne Georgia Central Railroad, on the LIST
'a's' completely demolishing the engine,
aAnag up the track several hundred feet,
M ia'santly killing tho engineer and fire.
nan, aud severely scalding breakman =
lie fireman was thrown two hundred
nsds
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New Fail Goods!
FL "a II ID :" "a 1 Hs
ROSS 3 yy"HIPPLE.
FoH hnportdtions embracing the Largest
and most complete assortment Of
AmArinan and Enroiun H0nda

American and Foreign GOODS.
At the lowest price 70 cash and slprt time buyers.
CoMpsng large quantities Of Leading Ar:iees such as
'il.utcher's" Files and Edge Tools;
Fargravcs' do do do
Spear a nd Jackson saws;
Anes and Rowlnnds' shnvsls:
Eagle and New England Screws;
Brades and Worrell's celebrated Trowels;
Novelty Locks and l.atchcs:
Mouscholc Anvil.: Solid box Vices;
Cincinnati Pump fixtures:
Galvanized pump chain; Wheeling rails;
Axes-Hunts' Collint and SimmoBs's
Every thing in the hardware line can be fouad at
h. sign Of the "Bia SAW" Jefferson street. Bur
ingtcn, Iowa. EOct 5, 1855
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Land warrants are selling in New York At
81 ,l09ll3 per acre.
Mrs. Catherine Chaunoey, widow of Com
modore Chauncey, died on Wednesday even
ing last in New York, at the age of seventy-six
year0,
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A petition to Congress 10 in circulation in
the States of Maine and Illinois, praying
that Judge Kane, of Philadelphia, may be
impeached at the bar of the Senate of the
United States, for misconduct in ONCE, grow
ing out of the Williamson case.
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~ At last advices the Ohio and all
her tributaries were rising fast. Much
rain had fallen and large fall frcshet il
looked for.
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Punch says: A correspondent wants to
know whether, considering the utility of the
ocean, poets are not wrong to call it waste
of WATER .
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Af,aIyAL Or .,xOraEa DErAcHugx1
or Scorcil FAcTosr GiRL. --A among The
passengers BY the ship Star VI Empi. :,
which arrived It this port On "Wednesday,
(aas the tho Boston Traveller, Oos 23d. J
from Liverpool, were aboat sixty Scotch
girls, engaged 70 v ak In tho factories here.
They we're mostly young, neatly dressed,
and some II them are quite god looking
They we're forwarded to Holyoke, their
place Of destination, last evening, via the
Boescn snd Worcester fsilruad"
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
ME greet and principal characteristics If Dali
/ LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR con

sist
LIST. OF its never-failing and unique property, As
soon applied to any external injury, to check in
namation instantly, and rapidly to reduce it. This
feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the
pain Of burns and .cads. and of other painful dis
ases, in 70 incred bly, short space of time, and Is
will appear from the few testimonials hereunto IN
nexed Every intelligent mind is fully aware that,
in cases Of external injury, the pain is produced
by .a1,mmatisn Of the injured parts; and. there
fore, If - aremove the cause the effect must
I'd. It's purifca'ive properties neutralize the poi
that may Turk in the system, and will, when ap
piled to tho sores draw rapidly all impure matter to
the surface and thence the great discharge it
produces from sores occasoned by burns. and when
applied to old and inveteratc sorea, Sat Rheum
other cutancous diseases.
Each box Of Genuine Ddiey's Pain Extractor has
upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig.
nature. of c. v. CL1CKENER L CO., proprietors,
and HENRY DALEY, manufactu -er. All others
are counterfeit. Price rs cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed toe. v. Click.
cner L Co., 81, Barclay street. New York.
For sale by J. F. Tallant. Burlington, and Drug
gists generally throughout the U. S.
Anc 14-8md&w.
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Boax n Paisos.-rhs Cosoepd IN. H.l
Reporter eayatkat On ~ 3lss inas..a No.
nan named Brown, esa6sed u Jail Is that
city. ssdes sessesos Of death Ter pastiespe.
ing u murder, gave birth to . ese healthy
boy. S, -
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Dr.. Isaac Thompsons Much Celebrated
EYE WATER.

"Nt Ml51fe N0nd UHs1Vo1ISU Z! J. y
THIS old and much celebrated remedy for all dis
eases Of the eye 10 now offered to the public In an
entire new wrapper. Each bottle will have . Steel
Plate Engraving with tho likencs. Of it, inventor Dr.
Isaac Thompson New London, Connecticut, with
FAC SMILE of his signature, together with FAC
SMILE of the signature of John {. Thompson, sole
proprietor 1861 and 1853, River street, Troy, N. Y,
and none other can possibly be genuine
Perrona are particularly cautioned agains the
counterfeit and should see that they purchase none
but the above described.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the U.
S. and Canada. fAug. i5-dAw6m*
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SOMETHING NEW.

Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypss IN Glass.
rINnE Subscriber would rupectfl,Iy announces 70
the citizens OF Burlington that he will rsmsin
for few weeks ut the Daguerrean Rooms Of Mr.
Fields opposite the Barret House For tbs pnrposr OF
taking the above new and beautiful style OF pictures
Designated Il derived from the Greek word Aabrofos
sienifyiDg durability, everlasting. &c. The liciure
/. taken ups plate glass, over which Is placed Gu
responding gtuss, the two being united hy an indie
4. uctible gum enabling the picture to retain ie brill
fancy for ages It will not corrode at sea- nor change
in any climate 10 beautiful in tone, bid and clear in
it, effect, and may he seen In any light:
The Ambrutype Is patented in the United States,
Great Britain and France, by Mr. James A. Cutting
Of Boston.
The subecriber tie exclusive right for the sale
cd to sell for towns and countless and learn the art
to those who buy rights
He will remain only few weeks, therefore now is
the time to obtain one Of these fine pictures
The public are invited to call and roe specimens.
Burlington, oct. "a, 1855 W.T.. BUN EMS
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Clocks! Clocks!! 50
1U6Trcccived good assortment of the Thomas
daysnd 80 hour Clock, which are all warranted
to keep time. For sale by
A. W. &W. CARPENTER, Main St..
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Mgr - frpEte-v nui ~ IA. .,.m,
i.isas new W daily ere;
S,is ,sths time ~ ysu to is.s I'm. IS
ts-se and hay .Assn 81 ,nes
Thr sill crpvert csrap, ahusfs IS e
t,~ihe .w5sh and sait II ta,. ssA
A'-s tesyS nc eaur fee yr,e IN Iuastsr.
H,eauaeit IL pefrnf se,e. "a
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The Iron dOrSe!!

xUE xIUU 11UTBC!
CHICAGO AND IOWA UNITEDl!!
N B. COOKE CO.. Wholesale Book Sellers, 1876
~. Lake street, Chicago. have made contract
with all the Iron Horses to carry goods into Iowa
in double quick time. and in perfect safety.
THE HAwk-ErE MAN will tell you that on his
recent trip city he perfectly astonshed at
the piles of Books, Cards and Stationery he saw at
our house. He could only exclaim, "Prodigious,'
"Prodigious!''
~ When you come this way call in and Sc" Us.
n r COOK e 4 Co l3h InEe af.
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a xn rsra . shrsds

lcNoaAxcx.-Two seatlemsa Of Opposite
politics neetinG, one Inquired the address Of
eoas political celebrity, whea tho other ia-
dienansiy answered:
II en- proud 70 cay, Dir, that An wholly
ignoSant Of Il. -
a0h. yoa ars proud Of your ignoraacs, eli!
"Yes ! Al, J" replied the beliserent ssotIe-
nan ssand what then, sir?'s
'oh, nethine, cir, nothing; only you have
. great deal 70 b psesd Of, shas'e sll.s
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RECEIVED and for Sale.

Received and for Sale.
on BBl.S Bclcher's Syrup;
~ 30 l bbls. do do
so kegs do do
s bbls Stewards Golden Syrup;
Is bbls. Sugar H,use Molasses;
90 do Layton's surer. do
253 do Ito J." do
90 do New Orleans do
For sale cheap ly JNO. s. DAVID.
oct. 81. Wnter Street.
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VIM: A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instant.
u ly to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without til least injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been AWARDED to WIN. A. Batchelder since 1889, and
over 0,0n0 applications have been made the Hair
of his patrons Of his famous Dye Prejudice against
Dying the lair and Whiskcrs is unjus' rs t would
be agains: covering bald head with wig.
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color not
to be distinguished from nature. and IL warranted
not to injure in the least however long it may be
continued.
Made, soil or applied lin nine private rpoms) at
the Wig Factory, 233, Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all the cite. and towns Of the U. s. by
Druggist. and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon
efsteel plate engraving four sides =, each bottle,
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233, Broadway, N. 7.
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Hoas.-The Cincinnati Gazette of
thursday last has the following hog item:
'la our market tor hogs no change has ia
ialhoe during the week, either as re-
ssnk as general feeling on the part Of
packers or dealers or as regards prices.
10 contracts that We know of, have been
aade, and there is very general dispo'
d,iou manifested, both by buyers snG
owners, to hold back until the packing
season opens. Drovers have as = general
thing, paid prices for their hogs rendering
them unable to sell at Sc 25(96 SO net,
4rpt at material loss, aud they there
iore are more disposed to run the chances
M few weeks than to scll now at posi-.
tive loss.
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THE PEOPLES SHOE STORE
YnUt n~>.~l

LAYING leased the store room rerect,v ~sr>
i necnpied By Mr.. J. B. Browning. No BvY
under The BsrTet House, on JEFF rson rireet, -
am now prepared to offer goods in my Iins. q vesy
low prices.
Purchasers are politely solicited to give me ssll.
befors making their fall seIecions % cas sad Win
make it the interest Of Ill wha esll 10 NY. Ia
tend 10 sell Ut email advance M essAesp cost f3
Persons wanting Boots and skocs 10 I'll aeair.
viii 6n4 IL 10 their interW to .xausine nv Sack
RerAemhcs the place, No. 4 'Aessoa 4, ooe drpe
west Of WilcoE D ChS Hu1k Store CsIJ snd -
ne. tnoy. 1T n. @. WORK.
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Grain Bags.
FIFTEEN hundred Seamless Bags; 5000 Gunny
T. bags. for sale by (oct e6) HEDGE co

= ooBo, AoA 80 u " ~ = ~ ~
Preparations for Fall Trade.
ARGEST and most extensive assortment of mis-
4 cellaneous books to be found in Iowa.
J. L. CORSE,
Has lust received his fall stock of Books and is pre-
pared now to meet the demands Of persons dealing
exclusively in books, or merchants who have this
branch Of busiue less under their control.
Peddlers
are notified that he has extensive stock Of books
which he will sell at eastern wholesa le price,.
Printers
are requested to examine bis stock of Papers, Ink
Cards. &C. &c, which he will sell tcrmi sati.fae
tory to both parties.
Lawyers
can be supplied from his assortment Of legal works
With the standards Of the day. He would call their
attention particularly to Blackwell on Tax Titles"
a large quantity Of which he has on hands, price
$3.50, vol.
Physicians s5 I
desiring anything in the medical catalogue can obtain
It at his establishment.
Ministers
are at all times desired to make examination Of
his stock. q e H{sstG $50
Farmers
win and the most practical agricultural orks Of the
day ON his shelves. 10
Carpenters II
- - 40
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DISCOVERED AT LAST.
A Mystery Erplained-A Revolution GER
tain Victory Is ours--For
Sore Eyes, Use

OX0VOv GnGO M An0xs
A Mystery EEplained-A Revolution GER
tain- Victory Is ours--For
Sore Eyes, Use
I. v. HARDY'6 EYE BALM.
tho most pleasant R Rene ever offered to thi.
public. 1t will cure any case, it matters not how
long standing. Cases Of short duration are cured
in from twelve to thirty-six hours It relieves the
pain on the very frst application
Mr.. L. V. HARDY-Dear Sir: My son John II.
Agce, was afflicted with eyes pbont the last of
September, and SO very bad were his eyes that he
could not bear the light of the sun BY day or fire
candle by night and very painful wthsl, 60 much so
that wne fearful his sight would be dsstroyed or
badly injured, he was in this condition at the time
heard of valuable remedy you wore preparing,
called Eye Balm: applied to you on tho sd Of
October and obtained = small box of your valuable
Eye Balm and used according TO directions, ana in
two days time it had made perfect cure of his eyes,
younger son, about the same time, was taken and
his eyes were very much infamcl md painful, but
few applications Of the Balm made cure. Il has
also been preventive in two or three cases in nv
family where the sore eyes began to make their APP
eyes 70 bad that his mother thought he would 70
bnd-could not admit Of light in any shane. I
furni.hed him with little Of your Balm, and in .
few days he was going about aud his eyes in man
ner we'll. In the case of my son as we'll a. Mrs.
Shcarer's We had tried every remedy that We could
hear Of and physicians prescriptions but all failed
to give reief-and here certify that your Balm has
made . cure of and has been preventive in every
case that have had the pleasure of seeing il MSS
Oct. IL, 1855. Yours respectfully,
- PHEASANT AGEE.
We could offer hundreds of just suchrsoommenda.
tons rs the above, tsome from Physicians but deem
it unnecessary. st.ssT
Try il and if it dses not do as We say, denounce IT,
but dill tried, keep silent, lend it your influence,
for it is no hnmbug. tz u i#ae
This Balm is prepared only in Huntsville, No, by
/. Hardy Co., to whom all orders for Agencie.
must bs addressed. Psrsons wishing it and can NOT
procure it from agents can have il sent to them by
mail BY addressing fpost paid} u.s., For 81 We send
Eve boxes. Price IS celts per box.
Sold in Burlington BY &. =. Gay.
II Blake.iy Ssuth-West corner Of Sd and chcst-
nut sts.. Wholesale agent for St. Louis For sale by
Druggists generally. Get. l1-ddwsw.
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- soue anonymous backyard, in
49, n, Ds Moioes Statesman, very
!, ,,,,u te ssch . scribler, is calling up
:. u more . negative--to prove that
MN, orp NOT interrupt Holloway in his
IA !. he Suite Fair, or "stand brand.
i i. eossrdly defamer Of Col. Walkers
.,.,,e,er.' This is the 6,st intimation
:. -, had, that he possessed tho article
usssd.
rs. Iowa State Gazette got up con-
,.,,.;bI. story, .s our readers all know to
him, Nj. Holloway Of Indiana, who de-
E,.,,d the annual address before the Ag-
1s,bsr,l Society. This story was not
Supported BY particle Of evidence. Al
,lossA !. vss said to have occurred in the
,,....ce Of $4,000 or 10000 people, no
q. b.. .hs editor Of the Gazette saw it
". branded the whole matter Is false on
II. vo,d Of uumerous gentleman Of both
.niss A number Of editors from diff
i.rsss parts Of tho State were present, all
of whom assert that neither political or .
Know Nothing speech was delivered, and
10 is.eruption occurred. The President
d h. Society, Col. Clagctt, has written a
Me binding the story as false and SIAN
dsvaa r.
On ono side We have the officers, and
members Of the society and some ten
thousand spectators, and on the other the
editor Of tho State Gazette and Col. Walk
d. Il becomes very interesting ques-
ton Of vencity.
Oar readers can thus judge Of our trep-
;dstieo, in view Of the proposed branding,
a he part Of this anonymous scribbler,
Who d no other than Walker himself
wosder II he will brand Col. Clagett, the
o6cen Of the society, and all the people
then and there assembled who did not
hear the Interruption
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Salt. zs7sss
NnO BRLS. Fine Salt. and 70 easks Dairy Salt,
CUO Tor sale ~ THOMAS MEEGE co.
TIVE THOUSAND bushels Flax Seed wanted for
i which We win pay the highest market price in
cash on it's delivery. PEASLET d NICHAELS
anRnsf & lASS -
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Rice.
e TIERCES and 10 bbls. fresh, lust received
u and for sale BY THOMAS HEDGE s co.
oct. lS. y
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&AXs y s8
OPPOSITION And Low RARES.
Fare Reduced to
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
THE WIDE oUAsE AND DOUBLE TRACK.
New York and Erie Railroad
Fare 81 cheaper than by any other line.
PASSENGERS will save money BY calling at The
I once Of the company No. Lauman's Block
Jsdcrson street, 2 Dogs from frnt etrest.
ii. E. BARTLETT, Ticket Agent.
Burlington, Sept. 3, l855-sf
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SHOCKING MuRDER AID RoBBEHY.-
Mn. Hannah Shingle, m old widow Lady
who resided alone, in Chester Co, Pa,
vaa murdered on Wednesday night last BY
some wretch, who entered window, seised
an axe, aud beat out her brains, sitter which
he riaed the house Of everything Of value,
and made bis escape.
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- The Hannibal Messenger says that
NO hundred and twenty-th families
aaaed the river At that point, destined
~ Asnas, Nebraska, Texas and Iowa.
aaa !" no story at all. More than that
number We arc very confident, have eros
~, ~ e0e nves At Burlington in single day
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FIRE.-At St. Johns, Newfoundland,
on the 18th ult., ere occurred destroying
over two hundred dwellings, principally
occupied by the laboring classes, and rem
deriDg about 400 families housele.s. Five
acres were burnt over.
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= THnMPS0N,S

ANE Hundred and Fifty doz. Patt's Novelt!
~ Locks, for snle lev ut
,ct g. ROSS 4 WUIPPLE'S
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HARDWARE AT EASTERN PRICES.
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Carpetings and Curtain Goods.

80 beautiful a.s'd chen.lle Rugr from$3 to $40;
IS do do hall and carraige mats;
40 do do Into. door do yF
do do wool do do
10 pieces nee d table oil cloths and covers
95 do very rich ass'd silk and worsted
Curt ain Damask;
is ps. ass d linen and woYstnd curtain dnmask:
20 prs oil painted curtain shades;
50 sets assorted hrass Cornices and Pins:
50 do ard gimp curtain holder;
50 sets as "a Soil curtain and drap Tassels;
Just received at the extensive Carpet Rooms Of
oct. 81, IS klMBALL i co
For the Ladies.
81 PIECES Ane linen thread edsing;
OO 10 do 10 woven do do
10 pieces 6ne linen thread Houiton int. edrips:
20 do do cotton thread edging;
10 do do do Smyrna do
Is do assorted black .ilt Lace edeinx:
IS doz. ass'd Lisle and silk Gloves;
10 do do fne cntton Hoee;.
10 do do black silk mite;
10 do do Kid Gioyss-jsat In store 1t
une a J s. KIMBALL Co.'S
India Rubber Hose.
Iron to inch, also, Hemp and metallic packing
L for sale II factory prices, by Rs. ADAMs.
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N E " DIS.
a. T. TAYLOR

CHANT TAILOR,
Over Coobaugh and Brooks Banking Honse
80 HAS just opcntd complete assortment Of
Cloths. Cassncrcs, and ycstings, which will
bc sold low fSS ca.h. Gentlemen wanting
anything In my line are respectfully invited TO
call and examine my stock, as latter myself that
II ia inferior to none.
~ Particular sttentionpaid t. cutting.
Agent for scotts's Report q Fashions. ely
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BagleY's Gold Fens.

USI received n new sn,l " Of BaEIeyt GOD
u Pens, all siz,s in Gold Silycr, and W.cd cases,
nll # which are warranted For sale cheap ny
nov. l. A.W. d VI. CARPENTER.
The Wholesale Book Trade at Chicago.
D.. &. COO KE g. CO.,
Publisher; Wholesale Dealers in
Books, Stationery and Pocket Maps,
No. ls5 Lake street, CHICAGO.
~ Western Booksellers will consult their own
interests by making their purcha.cs at house,
assortment is the largest in tho United States
and prices, considering the expense freight aslow
as Eastern rates. D. B. COOKE l. Co.
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RENnvA1.

THOMAS ". NEWMAN has .moved his Law
i Oficc to the ofhce Of the County Judge where
he will attend to Professional bu,iness heretofore.
sept 1-3m..
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New IL /, xgs i.
Last everin9 IN iasaims shls~ tpi,sirai etai
- Ar-ricanf z.ye iAs,iis skHs the sfress. IL M,
EfcI uFs " h.sye tnlsaiis,a IL Germ rs ~. II
the l-sil- hisiiax .n- The ~ity v.,ss men. The A.
mer'esns iM ue1ssf " sftscAeJ tho h,sse AMI froi
oscr hundred kalie into Il. b snbss.isnr il ~,a
siness, and asnplstsiy iiddisd il The ismssss sds
theis esesps- Tia pssssssiaa psoseedel, bst ssrs
II tH Pire preycsscd fsYfhes aischief by arrasinc
The innnstes.
PittsbsrEh, Nov. 10.
Tbs sestssos against cefts:n liquor deal
En- II this city having expired to day, they
were ssessted BY . triunphal procession with
mssie, -. Il is pow said that all liquor
dealers intend calling o. usual; that tho
number Of sases will BE- ., great - - to
TO crowd The businese Of the courts until the
Law ID repealed.
PhlIadelphia, Nov. 10.
The ioeomotive Of freight train exploded
yeste day, near Penningtonville, instantly
killing John Chasdler, fireman. The engi-
neef ves thrown some distance into the cir,
breaking the telegraph wire in his ascsnt.-
Both Of kis thighs were fractured, and he
was otherwise severely injured,
New 70. NOV. 10.
Returns from al counties in the State ex-
ccpt four give Headley plurality over King
Of 1922. All the Senatorial districts but
Eve have been from. That body will probs-
bly, DO K. N. 9; Dem. Q; Republicans IA
For Assembly, far - ascertnined K. N. q,
Dem. Al, Republicans ~. Fuller returns
show the K. n. . have not keen suocessful in
the city, ~ was At frst supposed. Selah ha:
been chosen Commissioners Of affairs, Willett
Sheriff.