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THE FAMILY CABINET.
DIR. RAlFF & WESTLAKE'S
Il a Ell lily M cdicines,
tzR. r.. R.
Raif,S Ready Relief.

wonderful preparation has no e.
quail among all the Liniments and
Pain Killers now in use, operating like a
charm, and .effecting the most astonishing
cures in an incredibly short time. almost
performing miracles in the most desperate
cases of Rheumatism. Spinal complaints,
Eumbago. Cramps, Lameness, Sore Throat
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Coughs and Colds,
Influenza, Oppression of the Chest. Stiff
Joints, Tic Dolereux, Sick Stomach, sc.
And will also cure the most exicrntia
ting pains in a few moments, such as
Pains in the Back and Shoulders, Back
ache, Pains in the Joints aud Heart Face
ache, Pains in the Liverand Muscles. Sce-
attic pains, Pains in the Kidneys, head &
face, ~Syphiltic pains. Neuralgia pans, aud
Pain in the Side. Ear and Toothache.
Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
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OttAmWa Land Agency.

ME- viii sell on fairterms a number of
~ VALUABLE Lors IN OrruMwA;
SEpERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS NEAR
TOWN; and a quantity of
WELL sELscrEo WILD LANDS ia differ
ent parts OF the county.
.4LSO:
A few thousand acres Of land, and a
lew Town Lots, hell BY WIN. Ruth ck by
Decree Title" Settlers preferred until
S~eptember lst.
We will cash a few Eastern Bills, if
presented soo". Also, No | ifotes from
6 to IL months. J. & j. DEYIN.
apYil 9Th, lS5I.-tf
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Dysentery Cordial.

This is one of the best remedies for Chol
ia, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bloody
Ffux, Bilious Cholic, and Cholera Infa a.
lum, which has ever been discovered. Ii
IS mild in its operation. and can be admin
stored with perfect Safety to all persons
every age and situation, even TO the
most delicate infant. All the recommen-
lation it wantsisa Trial.
Price Fifty. Cents per bottle.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

G1T We wish to exchange our extensive
stock Of Goods for Cash or country Produce
Of all kinds, or on short time to prompt paying
customers; and we will sayte those who have
not gwen us a call yet, that We think it will be
to their advantage TO look ut our stock before
parting with their cash, lest they may find out
wheni ii is too late, that if they had looked far
Their they might have done better at
JA,S PUMROY & CO.'S.
Sept. goth, 1855. asfF.e
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Pulmonary Balsam.

A sovereign4remcdy for Cou Us, Colds.
H~oarseness. Group, Asthma Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Soreness insthe CD ST,
Whooping Cough, and all psimonary al.
fections. A sure remedy where medicines
will DO any good. Tryit.
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
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Ito! for Coming City,, !
, Nebraska Territory.

VIE attention of the emigrating public is
: respectfully solisited to the superUfslaim,
ana aH advantages Of Coming City, in Nebraska.
: nc eie ., me town Is upon an extensive hs<D
tract of six hundred acres Of lanI IL - ~.
a'ed 40 miles above Omaha CITY. and due we =
from RI. Desmoines. A grant has been ser, n
ca Tor a State.road leading from III. Dcsmoin,
70 Magnolia, and thence 10 the ferry at COMING
cny. ms route is rs miles shorter FOR cali.
Iofhla and Oregon emigrants, than the one via
council Bluiis, and will soon be the one over
winch the great body of this travel will pass.-.
coming City was laid off last spring and is i'm.
proving very rapidly. il is surrounded by a
country unsurpassed ip..fertility aninatural Nd
sahiages, anu is bound TO be a place Of mote IN q
sesy III. shos1 inc PETER BARNETT.
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cabinet, Chair, 8 Wheel Making,
and Gun-Smithing.

vGsHE Undersigned carries on the above
i branches OF business,ath his old stand
on Washington street, between Second &
Court; and will be happy to receive orders
from the public for anything in his line
Hls work is second to none and he can re
commend It without any computations OF
conscience.
All kinds Of repairing, in any of the a.
bove branches of business attended to
with dispatch.
Give me a call be fore purchasing else
where JOHN ALDRiG.
Ottumwa, July 7th7l8o3.
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OpsTINAcY.-Obstinacy is a. natural
to some folks a. san and plen.yyo church-
60 to large cities. The only way to get
along with such institutions j. to exer-
else patience. the whip. with plenty OF
water and brown bread. mu3to
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Take Notice.

HAVING. sold out my interest in the Dry
II Goods establishment of Warden & Pun
roy TO G. Hickenlooper, am now devoting my
time entirely to the settling up and collecting
Of my accounts and notes. Persons knowing
themselves indebted TO me will find it to their
interest to cali and settle up their accounts, as
I must have money. This, if attended to will
SAGE costs aud trouble. So look ont.
c.. C. WARDEN.
Aug. It'll, 1855. -o
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New Stock of Goods. 4
JAMES PUNNROY g. CO., have
just received a large and well-selected assort-
ment of plain and fancy goods Of the most APP
proved styles, and such articles as will recon-
mend themselves to purchasers; consisting, in
part Of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Groceries of all kinds; Boots and Shoes, COM
prising all kinds Of ladies' gents, misses boys
and childrens' wear, of all styles, grades and
sizes. Hats and Gaps Of all sizes and latest
styles. TheseSgoods have been selected with
special reference to n~eatness and durability.
All of which goods they will sell uponterms
10 suit customers. Call at the old stand, for
merly occupied by WARDEN & PuMRoY, OPP
positc the s'Ottumwa House,
JAMES PUMROY & co. =
Sept. 18th, 1855 32-tf .
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STATE OF IOWA,I
Wapello County 4,rrs,
TAKEN UP, by Thomas Cooper. at his
residence in Washington township, in said
county, on the Goth day of August, and made
oath to the same on the 18th day of September,
a Justice of the. Peace in and for said county
and State above named, estray properly Of the
following description, to wit: one flea-bstten,
gray mare. fifteen hands high and about fifteen
years old, rather light built. No appraisement
returned. s .is8|
JOS. HAYNE, County'Clerk.
Ottumr =, Oct. 4th, 1855. ls :
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O5 AL the above remedies put up and
for sale by DR. RAIFF q WEsTLAKE, FAIR
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principsi Druggists
throughout the State.
July 18th, 1861
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MaryIand Lotteries.

| Office of the Maryland Consolidated LOTTERIES, Z
BALTIMcRE, july ist, fSj5. !
A Ii Tickets or Certificates of Packages OF
IA Tickets, in the Lotteries authorized by The
State of Maryland bear the Lithrographed sig
nature of F. Y. Brennan, Agent for the Con-
tractor, and any others are frauds.
Owingto numerous applications from all parts
of the country, the management will give their
attention to the filling of orders for Tickets or
Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at a distance may confidently rely
upon having their orders for tickets promptly
filled, and the ~strictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in
the city Of Baltimore, under the superintend-
ance Of the State Lottery Commissioner Heavy
bonds are given to the State as security for The
payment of all Prizes. The prices of whole
tickets are from 81 to $40. Half and Quarter
tickets in proportion.
There are never less than % 900 Prizes in;any
Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from 81
TO 100000; according to the prices of the tick
cts. For instance a.
When the price Tickets is 81 the highest prize
is ahout s. 00Q
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DEaLRR Nv

~WHIIF we would return to OF friends
w AVID patrons our very grateful ac-
embellishments foYthe very liberal pat
ronage hitherto bestowed upon us, we
would also informthem las well as every
bedy else,) that we have Just received,
nIREcT FROM NEW YORK AND PHILApELrHIA.
"A Large and, Carefully
Selected Stock of Drugs, led i
icines, Paints, Oils, Dye Sfu0s,
Perfamer.y, &c.. &c.
All the above articles were purchased
from tue Importers, and selected with
great care in regard TO their PURITY and
freshness we therefore can conideniia!ly
recommend them to those wishing 10 buy
medicines that can be relied on.
Lots, stacks and piles of almost every
kind of Patent Medicines.
STATIONERY.
A first-rate lot of Foolscap, Letter and
Note paper. pens, red, black and blue ink,
&c, &C. tS88As x@ EfBN F&f
We also keep constantly on hand q
choice lot of
Coffee, Sugar, Tea aud MolasSes,
As well as all other things in a Family
Gricery. A ~first-rat e~articIe Of che wing
tobacco and a choice lot OF cigars.
-HISO:-
A choice lot of Liquors, for medical
uses. consisting of Cogniac Brandy. Port,
Medaira and Malaga Wines, Rye Whiskey,
Old Monongahala, for medical and me-
chanical purposes .'only." s,tE sd5 :
We are anxious to sell the aboge afti-
cles for what they will b ing, and perhaps
less. Call in and see.
Always TO BIZ found at the old stand,
next door to ID. Sands. Prescript ons put
up with great care--at all hours, day or
night. aG II fs(ir.
no 1854 500
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WANTED.
New stock OF Goods.

"A BOUT 1000 new customers, together with
IA all our old ones, to come in and examine
our
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lnvafids of the Demoine Valley!
NoUR attention is urgently invited =,
y q careful and candid perusarof som,.
thing that has just been Introduced in;,
your sta tc. 49,
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A N extensive assortment Of Queensware &
JA's PUMRoY CO.'S
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PEADY Made Clathing& Umbrellas, a fine
Ii assortment at go 8E8
"a JA,S PUMRoY g. CO.'S,
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IT AWNS, Brilliantines, Bareges, Swisses,
IL Poplins, Ginghams and other Fancy style
Dress Goods Of every variety and patternto
JA's PUMRoY & co.'s
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lpIBLES, Testaments, Bucks Dictionary,
Il Clarke's Commentary, Barnes Notes, vi.
lage Sermons, for sale by w. L. ORR.
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HATS-an extensive supply of Know Moth
Ii ing, Wide Awake, Young America, Hun
garian, Brush, Kossuth, Silk, &C., at T
M. JAS PUMROY & CO.'S
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A LARGE lot Of Cloths and Cassimeres
II Sattinets, TWeeds apd Jeans, at
JAS PUMROY & co.'s.
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bacon, Lard, Flour &c., for sale at
II JA'S PUMROY 4 CO.'S.
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HARDWARE large assortment of eve-
Ii rything suited to the wants of the COM
muEity, and cheaper than ever offered here be-
fore, at JAS PUMROY & CO.'S.
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GCHOOL Books, Blank Books, Christian
~ Psalmists, Stationery, &C.. at
JAS PUMROY. s. CO.'S.
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A LARGE lot of Prints, Of fine styles anu
IA qualities, for sale cheap at
JAS PUMROY g. COPS.
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Take non unless signed by J. 1. CURTIS.
(See advertisement in smother column. J
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AIL painted Window Blinds, Paper do, at
" JAS PUMROY 4 CO.'S.
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competent persons or does fully express the opn
ions and wishes Of people Of that country 1t
that the United States shall guaranty every State in the
Judgment that Congress shall permit any to estab
sh State government without the assent OF the
Pile Of such State and it win be aiss that remember
here ALSO that that guar the State and not to
the formation of the by the people of the State
but should il be admitted that Congress look into the
constitution of State in order ascertain its character be-
fore such State is admitted into the Union, yet contend
that Congress object it for the want Of repub
form if il contains the great principle that all il
inherent in the people, and that the drew all lis
just powers from the governed
The people the Territory of Arkansas have formed
for themselves State government having presented their
ton being republican in its orm and believing that the peo
pie who prepared and this constitution here su
GENTLY to entitle them representative in Con-
gress and believing, Also that Congress has right
regulate the system of police these people have
absbed for themselves and the ordinance OF 1887 not
ang them have they entered into agreement with
the United States that slavery should be admitted into
their State the right choose this lot for themselves
though regret that they have made this choice Yet
levng that this government has right interfere with
the question OF slavery in any of the States prescribe
what shall shall be considered property in the differ
States by what property of any kind shall be
policy cannot member of this body refuse my
admit this State into the Union because her constitution
recognises the right and existence Of slavery"
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COMPLIMENTS TO RoRLANn.

DR. Borland has been denounced by the opposition
one who has brought disgrace the administration and
the country by bis conduct in the Grey affair
we will wager peppercorn" that he becomes "a marvel
lous proper man in the estimation of his former assa
ants the moment he gives in his adhesion their doc
trines know-notiinesnl they look upon the modern
pool OF Bethesda in which every uncean spirit mar be
dipped and thoroughly clcansed in Instant
alabama Advertiser and Gazette
We have not heard anything for long time that pleased
us 50 much as the intelligence that Scion Borland exUn
ted States senator and ex-mniser to Nicaragua has
over TO the know-notbngs. We regret to that our
friends Of the Advertiser sorry to lose him. For Gods
sake, friends let him 90, AID all who are like him
aaN Dallas (4fa) Gareis
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DEMooRArIC pRospEors IN MAINE.


The State election take places in Maine the 10th Of
September We have great confidence it will 60 demo
cratic Maine correspondent Of the Boston Times under
date of August is, says:
Waldo county will give good account Of hersein Sep
tember In every town in the county there strong demo-
cratic gains and in Frankfort in particular where the
last year was fusion three hundred and fifty hundred
aud twenty democratic votesths year Morrill, Dow and
Peek will get less than hundred aud fifty. In Belfast
Lnconyie, and other places know nothing councils
called TO endorse the of Morrill, and Dow, have
dsbanded and destroyed their records and have become
active workers for Wells and constitutional rights The Star
of the East which has been ecpsed by the fog of base
ious and despotic isms for the last year. will shine
its former glory. Every low, dirty and despcabe
trick that men of the lowest character is taken
advantage OF by fusonsm to build up, they hope their
sinking cansc.
Giddings and Wade of Ohio Hale of Few Hampshire,
and others OF the kidney stumpng the States but
it will not avail them The liberal Of Maine will
bold the that be to their and by their
show to the world that blood and cold
ed murderers the righteous condemnation Of people
determined to be free"
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PRESIDENT JEFFERSON AND THE URsULlNE
MINIS


Tile Orlcanan of the Goth publishes letter written by
Mr. Jefferson in reply to that of the Sisters of ST. Ursula
in New Orleans in relation to the emporaties of that
der under the which followed the cesson
of louisiana The letter is brief but does fail
press the liberal and constitutional views Of religious free
dom which entirely consonant with the profound mind
and universal charity Of that distinguished statesman We
publish the letter. and would ask attention the contrast
between the unboundcd tolerance and chart of Jefferson
and the political sages Of this day who by legislative APP
pontment pay ruiany and vulgar visits TO nunneries,
who, in Louisiana the late New Orleans platform TO
the contrary advocate similar invasion of those unpro-
tected institutions by the civil authories
TIE President Of The United States to The Sour Thfrese de
81 Iapier kdron, Superior, and the Nuns Of the Order
Of 81 Ursula, al New Orleans.
al have received holy sisters the letter You have writ
ten wherein you express anxiety for the property
ed in your institution by the former government of Lou-
siana The principles Of the United States are
guarantee TO you that it will be preserved you sacred
and nvoate and that your institution will be permitted
govern itself according to its voluntary rules
without interference fron the civil authority Whatever
diversity of shade may appear in the religious opinions
fellow citizens the charitable objects Of your institu
ton be indifferent to any and its furtberance
the wholesome purposes of society, by training up The
younger members in the they should go cannot fail
the patronage of the government IL il under
Be assured it will meet all the protection my Office win
give il.
q" salute you holy sisters with friendship and respect
TH0S. JEFFERSON.
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"SAYE ME FROM MY FRIENDS

An extraordinary spectacle is Mt this moment presep ted
to the American people. The knop-notings Of the Sol
falling back upon The reserved rights Of he States d
protect themselves from the kuow-notings Of The NORTH
Until the latter added their legions to the abolition ranks
the aboonists were contemplate faction and now after
marriage of about year with the wings of the South
violent divorce has ensued and these southern wings and
the few democrats they have deceived have flown to the
arms to save themselves from their sworn and COW
enanted partners and frendsl
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THE STATUES OF JEFFERSON AND HENRY.

A highly-integent correspondent at Richmond fur
nishcs us, in private letter. with the following brief
ce of the of Jefferson and Henry which aorn
the capital of the Old Dominion
Our lions here the statues Of Jefferson and
Henry Though colossal in size, yet they admirably
proportional and at proper distance look to the life In
examining them it Is dcnlt say which you admire most
the expression of deep thought the whole face of Jee
the fire of body and soul in Henry. At first the
eahed sword which the latter holds in the hand which
grasps his paper Inappropriate but when reflect
upon the time and the which it represents you
compelled to acknowledge that adds greatly TO the king
dcing spirit which pervades every feature of his face and
in his body. When 1t Sunday last for the
first time there great many persons looking at the
statues and while standing side, and about 100 feet
off, easy think that you looked upon living
tor addressing spell bound multitude y
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COLONEL MEDARY A FOREIGNER.

Col Medary of the Statesman, will De surprised to learn
that be down In Tennessee, by whg know nothing
member Of Congress, Gen. Zoicoer, foreigner" In
a recent speech, zollcofer says:
OF the foreign ministers, consu and other diplomatic
and agents represent in foreign
tries the Blue Book shows that tythree foreigners,
and others put down without any description Of birth
place. implying that they born the United States
Among this latter class j. j. Sebcls, charge Bel
GUM s. Medary, minister to Chill Max Stceimer con-
Wurtepbnrg ID. i. Sickes, secretary of legation to
London II, Bedinger minister Denmark; p. ID. Vroon.
minister Prussia and other ncumbents of high position
1t will be that Sickes and Yreom also classed
'foreigners by this with terrible foreign name Zo'
licofer. The above is good specimen of know nothing
truth Cincinnati Enquirer.
We presume it will be in Virginia that Mr. Bedn-
ger is made foreigner because he was sent to Copenha-
gen
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THE CANVASS IN MISSISSIPPI.

Our exchanges from Mississippi continue freight
ed with know-nothng Withdrawals and bright with glow
ing of the confidence aud enthusiasm which ami
mate the democracy from extremity of the State to
the other In previous year has Mississippi been
thoroughly canvassed The Memphis Appeal, speaking o.
the prospects of the democratic party in the approaching
election says
"The democrats, far the enthusiasm concerned
clearly have the advantage the inside track Their
oquent and effective speakers in the field and before
veber not only county but every neghborhood will
be fully canvased So that thorough expos of the hide
features of know nothingism inevitable, ard the
spirators may prepare for it, Aware of the
prescription and intolerance of know nothngsm viii not
bear dscussion evident enough that the discreet
and sagacous of the order would prefer little argument
possible But the democracy determined force
out from their hiding Places and bring them up before the
people, The question in Mississippi the
tory but the majority which shall be given the democratic
ticket"
Hon. Mr. Melville is rendering effective service in the
pending We copy the following from the Fulton
(Niiss.) Monitor of the 18th instant
Hos. WIN. McWnIE.--On last Monday this noble old
democrat addressed portion of this place
and about the strongest and happie appeal in behalf
democracy we have heard"
In the fourth district Hon. Mr. Singleton Is exposing the
traitorous objects of knownothingsm with consummate
ability and effect In the first second third and fifth dis
trcts Mcssrs Wright, Bennett, Barksdale, and Qutran
untring in their exertons in behalf of the good old
cause. The people rally with tho greatest enthusiasm
their appointments.
The Pontotoc Examiner, (Snow-nothing) in noticing
recent speech of Mr.. Fontane the know-nothing card
date for governor makes the following candid admission
.Mr Fonaine, II Is admitted by ALL equal him
self and did not fully meet the hopes of his friends while
the other hand Governor Mcae surpassed all expecta
on dealing his blows with such skill and iudp
ment and parryng those of his able competitor with such
and adrotnes carry conviction every mind tina
his high reputation stump debater bad been whit
overrated."
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At large and enthusiastic meeting recently held in
Lynn Massachusetts, among the resolutions adopted
the following
Reolred That the acts of the present national admins
entitled to the full confidence and support Of the
democracy of the Union, well for their high i'm
partial and patriotic character for their strict and uni
accordance with the principles Of the democratic party
Resoped, That recognise in the present Chief Execu
tive Magistrate of the Union statesman and patriot who,
in the discharge Of his high trust has been guided by the
purest considerations of duty and constitutional rights who
has proved himself to the rights of the people, the
principles of civil and religious liberty to the constitution
the Union" -
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A SIGNIFICANT REQUEST.

Al the anti-know-nothing barbecue recently held in
Thbodeaux Louisiana Mr. Bush addressing the members
Of the secret association said in substance have been
of you am, therefore, bound by an oath and pre-
eluded from discussing anything but the documents ard
facts which you have been pleased make public Bat
yuu know that there is something else which cannot
menon and If you assert all your secrets are com
mendabe and challenge public scrutiny then release
me from my obligation and lei speak defy you TO
grant me that privilege