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The Advent Of Autumn.

We hear from all quarters, (says the Pic
Gyune,) that the watering season, as it may
be called is drawing to q close, and that the
wanderers are rapidly reiDstating themselves
in their deserted homes once more. They
have had their last hop and their last dip at
Newport, and we hear of the latest lngerers
at Saratoga as budding over huge coal fires
on the hsarths of the hotels, and shivering on
the almost abandoned piazzas. There has been
a glorious fall of snow on Mount Washington,
and the woods are beginning to put on "the
sere and yellow leaf" The morning air is
found somewhat too bracing for lady horseback
exercises before breakfast, and lovers do not
linger so willingly after sunset on the sea
beaches of Nshant and Cape May, as they
loved to do in June and July. The season is
over.
Yet to our thinking the summer is the time
to keep quiet, and the autumn is the true sea-
son for travelling, if fashion would but have ii
SO. The country South and NORTH, East and
West, has more glories to view, more ameni-
ties to enjoy; more attractions to entice, more
pleasures to delight and satisfy in this season
than in midsummer. The mountains, the woods,
the rivers. the sea, the skies, are all more
charming under an autumn sun, and locomo-
ton is not the positive task it is In the hot
weather. 1t is true the autumn traveller does
not find the hotels crammed with fashionable
visitors, has not to submit to being colonized
by dozens in a room at night, or squeezed by
throngs into contracted dining hall at meal
times. There is DO band of music playing du
ring the entire hour under his window, and
the season of shops" is over.
But nature is not changed, except that she
puts on a greater variety of glories in autumn
than she wears in midsummer months. The
sea and sky are more diaphonous, and the
clouds, especially at sunset, are more gorgeous
ly picturesque. And then the changing of the
leaf The superb array of purple, aud ruby,
and gold which the woods put on at this sea-
son, affording to the traveller such long un-
varying feast of beauty,
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-" that last pomp Of DYES
That beauty DER the woods hings over As she nies

There is o0e of the features of the Ameri.
csn landscape which has ever most excited
the admiration OF visitors from the old world
The great variety Of the foliage of our sylvia,
every tree showing a different tint of the leaf
as it changes, and these, 10 the widest and
most rural portions Of the country being com.
monty relieved by q back ground formed OF
the pine, or hemlock, or spruce; renders our
woods in autumn spectacle of surprising
splendOr,
~Ths woodsi on, solemn the boundiess woods
or the great Western world in their dsclinel"
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FOR SALE.

DIVER for sale the following property: One Inn
Il proved Let situated in Edgedeid on Bell street
be Spring and wesmore The lot fronts 30 feet
and rans hack Ia feet. The improvements on IL
Dwelling House with three entry back stable, CARR
age house. and well Of good wafer.
AiS0-A vaeant Let. Bel street, nearly oppo-
site the zboye fronting ffy three feet and running back
one hundred aud rinety foeF fee fenced IN.
And three Ey feet sots IN Zocoders Addition The
corner q Russell AID Tulip STREETS
n. A. BALL0WE, -
Gets General Agent, Ne. IL Deaderick 81
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FINE PERFUMERY. 81.

- ment OF Pine PTTfum"Ty. Fancy ArtI-
cles, &c, Consisting in part Of the following va:
large invoice ~ genuine English Tooth and Hair Brush
es. Al,o. hn- assortment especially TO- children.
Puts and Puf Boxes (something new and very nice)
Lnbn's Genuine Extracts;
Fine lvorv Tooth Combs;
Large buffalo Dressing and BARRIERS Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls
BaEib's BARRIERS Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, superior article for the Bath:
Tooth Paste ami Soa', Of varoas styles patterns
Hair Gloves and Bathing Brushes,
Bay Rum, Ntra hny In LARGE botIles;)
Lyons Katharon; Barry's Trcoph-rous;
Vegetable nd LqHd Rouge Pins Sa GERS;
SKIN powders, % assorted Einds,
Hair dyes Of the most approved Brands
For sale At STRt TCHS DRUG STlRF
srpi0 Corner College and Uni N streets
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Large sale

o. Books Stationery. Watches. yswelry, Plated
Ware and Fancy Goods Generally.
BENZ. q. SHIELDS
FyyILL ss A AUCTION on Tuesday ming, ocs "a q
O'Clock. p. NJ and each szcceedag evening darsnE
ne week. large and vel assorted eck % the above goods
rccuisng and openus direct from the Ra~ern Cities
smhracing ske ssxoas WORKS dErren Dc.
psrsness of Literature. eei-aee and Mscsaaey Ae &c
Nth exsissery 8ensiensns pressins oasss Laass Wsrk
Boxes, as, As ....-
ss's sishoas reserve. TERMS cssh
GEksL Fux. Ancssonssr
49, BESJ. y. enlkI.Da.
a. Puhiis sqoare. apposis Rsntsrz Bank
F.6.-prisais Sales caring the day. faa-A
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A GuECULTgRAL IMPLEmRsTs-corI
Shelters. ssFas Cutters, Cider Min. GRAIN MIA Chains
fsnnlns Mia arndzaons Reliers, Grain Measures Hors
Pssefs FieEs, Pumls Meat Cutters zaa Grinaer sion
VAR, ss- On band and br sale h 80
D. d. DicKKF,
hn3s Colrxs ssrus< ks<hvias.
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HUGHES BROTHERS.
G

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
DaguerreOtyPe stock aud Apparatus,
26 Union aud so College Streets.
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SENATE,


TUESDAY, Oct i, 1885.
The Senate adopted the rules Of the last session
until new rules are matnred-
A resolution was adopted appointing B. r. Nc
Keunie Co., W. F. Bang & Co and A. Laird
Co. Job Printers Of the Senate until Job Printer
Is elected.
The Principal Clerk was directed on motion of
Mr. johnson, to invite the several Ministers of the
different Churches Of the city to open the deloer
atoms of the Senate with Prayer.
Messrs. Hall, Stokes and Atkins under resolu-
ton, we're appointed committee to repors rules
for the government of the Senate.
Adjourned to9 A. NJ. tomorrow.
q HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, Oct. 2, 1855.
The Journal having been read, the House re-
suned the unfinished business of yesterday-the
'Vctes.' Q 10 IL IL 10 IA Is ls II
Brown. SO IS s5 35 SO SO SO SO SO
Donelson, So s6 SO 35 IS S5 IS IS IS
Scattering 2 2 8 2
Votes, .. .Aas 10 ~ 70
Brown, v.ftrfrY SO SO ~ 80
Donelson, IS IS 4 35
Scattering, 2
After the goth vote, hr. Dortch moved that the
House adjourn to o'clock. A NJ. to-morrow,
which motion failed-ayes SO, noes 81.
Mr.. Brien moved to adjourn till halt pa st 8
o'clock, A. II. to morrow, rejected-ayes 80, nays
81. --z ~ s.a - b zas-s~ t.- 30
The House then adjourned to P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House again took up the election Of Speaker,
and on the
2Ist vote, Brown received SO; Donelson S5
s, attering2
22d-Brown Sc; Donelson IS; Scattering 2.
23d-Brown SO; Donelson So Scattering 2.
24th--Brown IS; Donelson IS Scattering 2.
25th-Brown Sc; Donelson 35; Scattering 2.
26th-Brown Sc; Donelsou IS; Scattering 2.
The House then adjourned to o'clock A. n. to-
morrow.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

DY PARTICULAR REQUEST, from the citizens % this
- CITY, and Rdoinng countess Mr. s. mmcns has consent
ed in this city until Sstud October GOTH I'm
gagements elsewhere will forbid his remaining any longer
therefore, application qusite obtain bis
CELEBRATED sPtCTACLEs, as he viii sitvey close on
that day. sepz9-toct2O
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Prom Bishop Miles,


NASHVILLE, August 25 1855.
Ma J. II sENNoss-Sir: Having used your hTasisn Prb
BILE Spe taces fime convseed Of their Hence
and ind them superior any have herstore ussd and
earnestly recommend them 20 all thai need their aid
Respectfully. Rf,HARD r MILE
eB-Mr. semmons may be consulted az his 0nee, over
Mesrs Berry Co.'S book Store where the above eelebra
ted sectacIes may be obtained for sshort time onger
sepf8-dAwa na
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Weir Store.
|. C.. NICHOLSON 81 CO
HAVE GATED AT NO % PUBLIC SQUARE.
with an Entirrly New sock of staple
and Fancy
d r Y G. o o d 8

OF the Newest and Latest Styles aud e the bes. QUALITY
" all q which viii be sold the very prices We
particularly invite ali q friends. and those H. want Of
s.oOo and heap roads, to call ut No. 22. AZ
will take great pleasure shown stuck think
il will be he interest Il ali TO come and look or them
selves sep19-im
L'OR SALE-Seven Lots stua'e'l in E1se6 d. rvnt
ing the Whites Creek Turnpike this eide Ut Camp
bells store AL enclosed The above property stu
a.ed elt for business residences. Terms ga In.
quire Of X A Above, Gen Agent,
seD2 M. II .lsrfx sfr--r
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IsHxAEL


TIE GuIIIornk--J. r. RuDD, member Of shs
House Of Representatives, vas. a. she time he be.
came a candidate postmaster Ia little town 10 bis
county. He embraced the principles Of the Amer
lean party, and the Athens Posi- announces Che
terrible retribusion visited apea him By Catholic
Postmaster General IN the following:
AsoraFK RKxovAL--J. r. Radd. Eco has been
removed from the post-ofice AZ hadisonviIe, and
A. :. ysughn appointed in bis stead. !: there Is q
single opponent 81 the present administration In
Tennesses, jet connected with the poss-siace de-
par,msnL he had e. vel put his ho1se IN order aud
prepare 70 depart Another Presidential eanvsss
Il approaching, and sinh ffisad in every posiGice
,osuperntend and assist Ia circulating the documents
aad special mail sgenss under heavy salaries % 60
about like Barclay Martin making political speeches
and gosifyiug the Foreigners b just possible the
party In poser may Be- shls 70 save itssf iron an
nihi.ation.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

VALU ABLE be- ks. -
W + BERRY CO., have just resolved
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
g. 6uiEot's History Of Civiliz ston. sv.
Q Falener's Classical Antiquities.
g. Longinrs on the Sublime ] vol.
s. Dane's Divine Comedy the Inferno. pure trsnsla
ton by Carlyle
G. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
= The Legislative Guide.
8. Irvings Life Of Washington.
D. Bensons Thirty Years In the Senate.
10. webster's Complete Works. sy.
II. Cahoun's Works. vol
II. Napier's Battles Of the Peninsulsr.
1S. Napoleon in Exile by O'Meara.
IA Laseases' Memoirs Of Napoleon. f I
is. Abbott's Life Of Napoleon
I6 Strickland Lives Of the Queens Of England. vo
IL. Lives Of the Princesses Of England.
oct 8 ssslstgfl
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NJ L. SHELTON, having resarnsd the Ma RBLE0Wfi
WI BUSINESS, sol;cits his old rends and thskkk4U
pubic Ia general who may desire sork In hs line. M II
give hin call NJ hs Shop. corner o. ChuEth IL
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. ~ viii ep constantly on h@Dd supply a.
OF MONUMENTS, TvMBs 4e-, Of The hnent Italian rnd
American Marble AL work execntrd IL The best manner,
and warranted sep1s-u
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. cAREY's
BOARDING AND ban SCHOOL &

VNYILl, resume Is Session Monday September i0th
w circular mz, De obtained application Al her rcs
ence VI Garner fae and FfesosA Streets Phiadr phia
kuExsscss-Rev. u. a. oman. d. d., Rev. wliiam
Chester D. D., Rev. J. Newton Brown. D. Rev. HehrJ
Darling @. l. Pisst, Rev. J. aosdon Maxwell Phils
delphfA tH. "a af
Ha william l. Marcy, Secretary Of STATE. yudrs p. v.
DANIEL kRpreme Court U. 3, Washington City Rev. Thos
H. sknner D d. Rev Joel Parker, D. D. Mes fora; Rev.
GsoFre Woahridse r r. Dane1 Ir, ESQ., ksshnond, Va.
Cave 1onaon, Presidents bznk 81 Tennsxsse, k4s
vils, rsnn; A. r. eraser comPsroler, SashFs. Tenn
aeo19-2we
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DssaUEssrIos ON GOVERNMENT.

DBSQUESaTIOS ON GOvERNmENT.
ToOy, NELSON CO.. ~ Union street,
Would cali attention their stock of miscellaneous
Books. among which the following.
Ths Works Of yoha C Calhoun.
Volume Dssqaisition Goyosnnsnt and Dis
course on the Censttution and Government Of the
United States. Vols 9. and 4: The Speeches Of Mr..
oAIhoan, delivered Ia The Hozss Of Rep essntasfvss
and Senate 81 the United STATS.
Daniel Wehster's Works. VIOLA
Bancrofts History Of the United states vols
Ramsey's History Of Tennessee.
New and Complete Gazetteer
OF he United States giving aIl and comprehensive
Review Of the Present Condition. Industry and assou
ees Of the AmericAa Consistency, &c. Ae.
History Ct Banking; t4a-s
With comprehensive acoounf Of The crsga. RiHs and
Progress Of the BANKS Of England Ac ~ Lswsen-
Practical Treatise On Banking
BY lanes W. 6iisGEA
Statute Laws e Tennsssss.
W-TooS, NILSSON 90. a Union street, IN he mp
Piled during he Ran ana Winter sth Nsw Assks In he
vHrleas dsparsmenis q Izssrsfzre. esti
akGnoEs wAnTRB.
WISH 10 buy sx Or szh, god smessh y.uns nsgess.
ffom is % ae Also good Carpenters aed kllck
M4soa- f.sgsil ksks W. fokrhA
al ASTED-I Wish y pursh@ss sIFTS i1ND wAK
w nAkrS. for uhch sh esy ne hsnes. slarses Frs
ssvss Gsa'. Assss 80 u Dssaass ~
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Additional Testimony.

From Hen. Judge Green.
LEBAsos, August 81, 1855.
DEAR sra In rep- to yorr state that having used
pair In the spec;aces bought o. yea, for two
seeks have fund them greatly pref Fable 10 any others
have My vision c-arer, and my eyes do not
become weari,d and panied by their use. -
Respectfully, n. GkEkN.
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,RfASTED-Iv wish y pzEehsss FIFTr land war
w RAETs for whch s P.y he hlghesl r1lEss, psiss
r. A. BALIOWE.
rurs9 Gsni. ABrat -. II Dsslatrk -
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ADVANCE IN POWDER

OWING 70 th- advanced price in ga tpctre FIX the prices
" Of Pow der from this date the following
For Dupont's Ride Powder. per keg, ~ 50
.
- Tennessee Blasting, 50
Nashville, sept, 1, 1855
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G u N Pc w ID F. r

HAVE on hand and will hereafter keep constant
supply Of the following articles
DupOnt,s ceIebrat ted RiTle and Sporting
Powder in canisters and quarter, half and whole
kegs.
Tennnessee blasting, in Eegs Of SSbs and bar
rels OF loo lbs.
Toy, BicA ford a Co.'s safety Eu>e, var
ranted superior
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally
supplied at the lowest market prices
Prompt attsntion given % all orders.
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the ManuiacfurerS,
Once with \. s. Chestham Co.,
sep3 Corner Of spring and College streets.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for October; Also, PRANK LES
LIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS, can be found at
oct2 Bue1 CHARLES W. SMITHS.
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Our Stock Of Staple Goods very large and complete EN-
bracng everything compatible with good taste and comfort
and very cheap. satin Lame, Wool and Union Damask
with Trimu ings to mach for Curainsa at very low price
at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and 50 College Sc
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HOSIERY GLOVES. &c.

Our stock of Hosiery and Gloves is entire complete
Ladies, Misses, Children, Gents and Boys.
complete assortment of Lambs Wool and Merino undel
wear, for Ladies, Gents and Children. r.a1s 80 g.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars.
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EN-To0s, NILSSON 90. a Union street. IN he mp
Piled during he RaB ana Winter sth Hsw sssks IN ne
varieas dsparimenis d lhssrsfnre. esti
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Improvement Of DclmOiue River
Navigation.
OFFICE DEMoINE Nav. g. r. r co..

OFFICE DEMoINE Nav. & r. r Co..
Is William ST., N. Y, Feb. "a, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Chief Engineers Office, Keokuk,
Iowa, until the first day of May next, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, for the construction of
the locks, dams, and works connected, be-
tween st. Francisville and Ottumwa, IS miles
of the Improvement.
The work will be ready for examination by
the 10th day of April next, at which time plans
and specifications will be exhibited and blank
proposals furnished at this Office and at the
Chief Engineers office at Keokuk.
Monthly payments will be made to the con-
tractors in cash.
The company reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals not satisfactory.
ANY further information desired may be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President of the Com
pany.
The work between st. FraLcisville and the
mouth of the River, near Keokuk, will be Of
fered for letting at an early day.
ORVILLE CLARK, President.
E.. r. BLACKWELL, Chief Engineer.
March 10, 1S55-tf.
Ottumwa Courier and Fl. Demoine Star copy.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
ARRIVAL . THE AMERICA.
dalifsx, April 10.


The Royal mail steamer arrived .,
this pom last night. en- route for Boston.
where she will be due morrow morn
ing, 90 thu. hsf mails will doubtless reach
New York by midnigh. on Saturday.
The America's sdvicss are 10 the 2lst.
three days later Than those received By
tho w aahingion,
Affairs in the Crimes have undergone
no change, and ve have nothing import
aant 70 Spos, from that locality. Aien
tioa va wholly concentrated in the Wen.
ma CoIerencs which 10 Represented ~
bsireil gre,, difficulty upon the all i'm.
p~or,sntthird poine; 90 much 90, indeed.
that al the demands OF the allies had
been mSch modified. The Russian Pie.
n~ipo,sIfsry had removed the matter 10
81. Pstrsburgh. and nothing further
could bl done nll . reply wa recsived.
The french Minister OF Foreign Az
airs bal also been in London 10 confer
with u English Cabinet on the mo.
msnsous question.
ConseacIAL INrELLlcsNcs.-Brsad.
s,ufs, Nth tho exception Of Indian corn,
had un3srsone : slight decline. end a
gsneral 4lllnsss prevailed in The market.
Provisio4s--S1ss somewhat depressed,
and quohiionsI rather lower than those
before ~ Baltb.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
TO THE FARMERS!

THE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
i ing the citizens of Wapello county that
they will have a good chance this season to inn
prove their stock OF horses, for the young Ber-
trand, the Premium colt of Wapello county,
will come out this Spring with his new black
coat on. lie will be three years old this Spring.
is between IL and II hands high, and we think
that he is the very horse that our farmers want;
he works well, has a kind and gentle DISPOSE
ton, and as many good qualities as any horse.
As it regards his Pedigree he can tell that for
himself. We invite the farmers Of this coun-
ty to come and see him and be their own Judges.
The terms we think are reasonable, viz SIS to
insure and So for the season, if paid in advance.
He can be found at my residence about a quar-
ter of amile below Ottumwa, four days in each
week. We will take in pay young cattle,
stock hogs or wheat, at the market price.
CHARLES J. SERGENT,
March Goth, 1S55-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
From the New York Herald
IMPORTANT POSTAL ARRANGE
MENT.
THE PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE,

III PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE.
Posi- OFFrcE, New YoRK. March "a.
Notice is hereby given that. in accor
dance with The acts Of Congress passed
March 3, l655@from and after the LIST
OF April mex. letters will no, be dispatch.
ed from this office, in the mails, unless
the postage thereon is prepaid, excep,
only letters addressed to places beyond
the limits of the United States, in those
cases in which such letters can now he
sent wi,hou, prepayment.
Inquiries having been made at this
office in respect TO the proposed dispo-
si.ion Of letters deposited without pre-
payment. a letter from Horatio King,
Esq, the first Assistant Postmaster
General, is subjoined hereto, communi-
eating the instructions Of the Post Office
Department, upon this and other points
Of interest to the public.
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
APPOINTMENT OFFIoR March o..
SIR: Your letter Of the Goth inst, is
received. In answer. | am directed by
the Postmaster General TO inform you
|. The act of Sd March, 1855. max.
ing no provision for unpaid letters to
places within the United States, on the
same or day following any such unpaid
letter or letters being put into a Pos,
Office, the Postmaster thereof will pos,
up conspicuously in his office lis, OF
the same, stating that they are held for
postage. If not attended to, such letters
must be returned monthly TO the Dead
Letter Office.
2 Letters part paid should DO dis.
patched. charged with the additional
postage due al the prepaid rate, accord
ing TO distance. established by said act,
except where The omission 10 pay the
correct amounsis known to have been
intentional. when they should be treated
the same as letters wholly unpaid.
3. Its proper TO forward a letter
when requested. in writing. When for
warded. no additional postage should be
charged if the letter. contrary to its ad.
dress, has been missent. If i, has been
sent according TO ito address, and then
forwarded, ]. mus. be charged wi h ad
ci'ional postage at the prepaid rate. &C.
cording to distance. established by the
act OF March 8, 1855. aforesaid.
4. Ship letters, IS they canno, be
prepaid, and are not supposed to be en-
oraced in the new act. will continue to be-
di'pasched ~agreeably to the provisions OF
tho fifteenth section of the act of March
3, 1855.
am. respectfully. your obedien,
servant, HORATIO KING,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
isaac v. FOWLER, Postmaster New
York.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
r e Demand.

There seems to be a universtl demand
in our city for J. l.. Curtis Compound Sy-
rup of Sassafras. This article has been
tried, and used with the most powerful
effect, in the very worst cases of measles,
coughs, hoarseness, ~whooping cough, con
sumption, and all diseases of the lungs of
long standing, and is no W the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for all
those diseases for which it is SO highly rec
commended.
J. L. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons of experience
as the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure of all those diseases for which it is so
highly recommended and in which it has
been SO successfully used. 1t stands un-
paralleled by any medicine eve offered 10
the public. A fresh supply of these med
icines has just been received by the agents.
Those persons who are not supplied had
better call on some agent and supply their
families.
Take none unless signed by J. L. CURTIS.
(See advertisement in another column.)
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
RRM@HMg g@HRHRM.
Agricultural Meeting,

There will be A meeting of the Agrf.
cultural Society of Wapello County on
Saturday. May the goth at 2 o'clock p.
M. for the purpose Of making out, a list
OF articles for which premiums will be
awarded al the next annual Fair of the
Society, ant for the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting.
J. w. HEDRICK. Prest.
E. WAsHBURN, Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-19
ga bill TO incorporate the Missouri

q A bill 10 incorporate the Missouri
River and Platte Valley Railroad Com.
Pany was recently passed by the legis.
la,ure of Nebraska. The capital stock
is to be 5000, 900, and there is TO be a
double track. The road is 10 begin a,
the town Of Plattsmouth. on the Missouri
river. and run TO For. Kearney, thence to
the western limits Of Nebraska upon the
most eligible route. with a branch road
from the mouth Of the Nehama. to unite
with the main track at Grand leland,
near Fort Kearney.