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THIS y ths bsat linimSnt which has yetbsen o.
- fersd - the public 1t il nm excellent remedy
Tor Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers, burns, scss bruises sprans rheu,
sore throat head sshe tooth ache pains in the limbs,
shsss back, stosnesh ~ bowels. Also for founders
gander big head, sweeney, splint sprains, poll
stff complaint, yellow water, distemper, ring bone,
astula collie, bctts, and harness gals &c. The words
Gilimores Turkish Liniment are blown la the glass;
also FAC simiie Of my written signature sccsmpa-
nies each bottle.
Gillnere,s Cholera and DiarrAea
This is the best remedy known for bowel conn
lants, such A. Cholera, Disrrhea, Dysentery, Pains
in the Bowels, de-. &C. Those who have used II are
charmed with lite medical virtues. The name ID blown
in the glass.
GillMOrc's Vegetable Cathartic and
Liver PMS.
These celebrated Pills are excellent remedy for
Fever and Agne, BiliousComplaiats, Collie, Dysente
ry Constipation OF the Bowels Ind digestion. Jsun-
dice. Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, Blotches
on the skin, Fev.rs, &c. The best family pill known
aid can be u-sd with safety whenese cathartic 10
nSeded.
n 3. To insure genuine article and one ON
which you saa rel With perfect safety be particular
TO inquire for Giiimore's Vegetable, Cathartic ana
Live fiis, as there counterfeit article In crcu
lation.
Caicdominn Cough Loxengss.
saTe naLea y u. fillmore; popular remedy
have given elte satisfaction those who have used
them.
GtIIM sYcss Hair Hal sam. i
A beautiful preparation for the Hair andwoperly
used VIII festuss y 10 it's original softness and
beauty. Those who have used it cay it is the best
preparation they have seen.
Sold, Wholesale AMI retail, by WILLIAMSON 4 MAR.
SHALL druggists, successors to ii. III. Tyres corner
IL Main and Third streets. keokuk, Iowa. Also by
Dragssts and Merchants throughout the State.
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those whe wish 10 ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the sscond year
after PLANTING.
Also Fancy Shrubbery, Evergrecns, Roses. &c.
n u. Weexpact to be able to supply any guam
tity OF Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
for gardening.
Orders received at our grounds three fourths Of
mile west af City limits, on the Bluf Ferry road
to the Des Mpnes, or by mai, addressed 10
asos..s, Mars. :. ...s..w HEEI.1e.... : HILTON
WAGONS! WAGONN! WAGONGill
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
L and Nam Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. Hsying
purchased the before named establishment and
made largs additions to 1t, we nre now msnufac-
turing Of the best OHIO TINRRK including the steam
beat feioe, mo other timber fur wheels being used
IA this establishment, WAGONS OF EVERY VA
kIETY HACKS, PEDDLIN6 WAGONS, CARTS.
VII EEL BARR0WS. CuLTIvATORS, AND
PL0Ws. in style and workmanship equal 10 any in
the Western states. As use none but the best
material and employ mono but the b,st mechanics
cessity, To those who will give us CALL Of Aend-
ing either 10 Chicago Cincinnati FOR any article
/ In our line.
4 n. IA good stock Of Plows and Wagons con-
stantly on hand to supply purchasers the short
est notice. Those wishing to purchase can save
.ms and nsy BY calling :, the corner q l2,h
i I HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture and entire
i interest in the Furniture business, TO Mr. O. q.
1 Abbott, Of the GateCity Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends nd customers for their many favor an
cordially recommend Mr. Abbott to their future e.
vor and patronage. r. WIIREY.
II Feb i3-du
lvIswENTY -FIvK boxes No. lemons Tor sale !
: deciA HUSTON, HAWKINS HU6T0N,0.
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Just RECElyED.

A the sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street, near
y corner ef Sd. another invoice of Gent =, La
dies, Misses and Children wear, comprisinc nFI
the new styles Of the season, and to which e9aaas
additions are being made by fresh arrivals. IA. rc~
mander Of the stock purchased from the lhte lrm
Of 0del Matless, win close out al cost aE be-
low cost, In order to max for other goods no
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in cur
line, are requested to call and examine for them
selves. We viii also make to order, the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen s and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the asststyie good
fl being guaranteed in Ill cases
myl6d HUTSkAMP 4 MA1LESS
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g A. DUKE wishes TO say 10 his old customers
~. and the public generally, that he Inns again
commenced the old business la new wny Hayina
witnessed the growing need OF "ladies Shoe
shop" where oil kinds OF Shoes can BE- had read,
made or made to order, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, hs has commenced with the intention Of
carrying out this object and although not "prinee
Of Shoemnkers' nor the fortunate possessor II any
other profesion yet he feels confident FROM his Ion
experience in the Shoe business that he will be able
TO meet the wishes and expectations OF bis friends
and customers.
Hewill in addition keep good variety of men i
Caters, Shoes and Shippers on hand, and MAKE ALL
KINDS OF FINE SHeEs To ORDER.
liosiERY-He viii keeps variety FOR the aecomo-
dation Of his customers
All persons, and the Ladies an particular, are re-
auesttd to call and look ut the WORK and MATERIAL,
for his motto IL, Better goods, Gts, aud Bargains
than amy other shop in the State
'Tc-kemember the LADIES SHOE ST q. 70. SO,
Main street, doors westcf Ogaen's Cit, l. .hstore.
Nav IS, '56-dly
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DlNNnlu1Ian.

I'M. firm Of b I'll L ktrkbam was this day dis
/ solved by mutual consent. Tha business in fu
ture slll be conducted by Ii kirkham who is alone
authorized TO collect ali debts, and pay all claims
against the Old firm. A. b. BALL,
IL kIRkIIAM
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May q, 1s5s.--d&wtf
y. w. JOHNSTON,
Corner Of JOhnson m

y. w. JOANSTONs
i UNDERTAKEN, Corner OF johnson and1
~ Third Streets.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all III
bsaaeAea He has recently made extensive sddftionl
to his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department..
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impeTvious 70 air and indeetructible, highly ornA.
mented and invaluable for the preservation OF thu
dead ~ we'll collins Of every style and Anish fur.
nished 70 order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, and the entire
rangemcnts u the funeral attended to when required
Keokuk, April II, 1856. dy
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"HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis, Main street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business, having all the fncl-
iies for purchasing our stock directly Of the
faeturers At the lowest figures. 1t is beet and
determination 10 build uIue large and permanent
trade by keeping hand : large and well rs sorted
stock making cur prices low that be less,
and terms and discounts ~ liberal ~ Any other
house.
Please cali and examine our stock. seplsdw
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Dos MOAn0s River Lamas Tor sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT.,
Oes Moines Navigation & r 3. Co.
OrrUAwA, Iowa, April Z, 1850.
TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice, that
- this Office s now open for the sale u these val
liable lands. They will be sold long credit, and
in los 70 suit The means and wishes Of purchasers.
Any 1urthee information desired In relation 70
these lands win be furnished application Ut this
| Office, by mail, or otherwise.
GEO. X. PERKINS,
aprl6- d3m Land Commissioner.
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Gate City Beet and shoe store.
No. liz Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
TISliE undersigned would respectfully r~n -
L the attention VI the Ladies' aud Gentle
men Of keoknk and vicinity, to their 6ne sndv
well selected stock Of Boots and shoes, now
opened and for sale at the above establishment. com
prising ali kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, Boys,
and Chidren's wear of all styles grades and si1es.
These goods have been selected with special reference
to nea,ness of style and durability aud will be sold
nj very small advance above Eastern cost, as We
are determined not to b. undersod by any house in
the city. Please give us . call. An examination Of
gods and prices IL the only favor We ask.
sept. b. 1855.---d Ii. &. HUISkAMP 4 BRO.
TINE MIG BOOTH
A we wish to make room for our new stock, TO M
"A rive on the first boat will dispose Of the re-
mander Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at aud
below cost.
Boots and Shoes. IT.. ELLIOTT 4 co.
mch22d
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IL to do all kinds Of light and heavy
r work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
- Mills, Engines. Hoalsew work, lie. screws
cut to order from TO Y inches. Having long ex-
perience and ample materials, respectfully soilciis
orders.
shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
kN,kuk Nov ~ DIV
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Lumber! LumbertI

YNHE suhscrfhaF has bouEat the' Vast Saw Mili''
i two miles above the city. and is PREF AIRED to
furnish all kinds of lumber Except Pine5 ~ the
sbortast notice 1T from 81 rs 80 81 per leo feet
decl2dAsu HAWKINS TAl LoK.
F1SHE subscriber wishes pat IN the wall dur ng
1855, Two millions Of brick for which be viii
take town lots or land in the half Breed Tract
Also two span of horses waited in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
/ tuntt
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~ &c Oitixens ID s eok nk.

HAVING interested with us the Messrs. Sco6elds
i IN the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given them will be
ecuted in . meat and workman-like manner. and
that they can rely upon the work done by them, ~
being Of the very best material.
Az il will BE- bat short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend TO those ass,-
rous II lighting UP 1t the time Of the completion VI
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, Ac., otherwise, many would BE- delayed be-
ynd thai time, n II would be imposAihlc tosupply
all applications upon short notice.
Juiy 3. 1864 G. IERRICk 4 co.
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CANDIES.
Il LARGE assortment Of CAsdiss, Nuts, and For
"A eign Fruits, for sals by
fsbloa CREIGHTON DINNER.
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4 GAIA

fItHE undersigned having this aay formed co
partnership IN trade, u aaer the firm of Mcisvic,
chittenJen Co., will cor tinue the
oHoLLSALk GROCERY, IRON AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS
ct Nos. 3d. 81 and % Lcyee successors 70 the lat
firm Of chittenden. d Metiayic
WIN. $. McdAVlC,
"A, B. CIlITrENDEN,
LEROY Mct;ANlC,
G. +. DAVIS.
k.okuk, Feb Ist. feb2JdAwtf
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ICE promptly taAlivsred daily, In auy part Of IN
j town, in any quantity to salt customers.
n Orders may 30 left ~ HamiN = c. 4 Grocery
apg3oA ia. RAL6TON 4 co.
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iEeo-partnership heretofore existing under the
/ hfm Of chittenden 4 Mciavie hayir.c been thus
aay by mutual consent the ba siness OF the
house will hereafter be continued ur,der the name
and style Of McGayie, Chittendeu i c..
B.C'iITrENDEN,
WM, !. MctiANIC.
heokuk, Feb. lists $50. lA off
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Dos Holmes s. a 3. s. &c.
an the 10th day of June next, the ofRce for the
" sale Of the Lands Of this Company will be re-
moved from this place to Fl. Des Moines
These lands viii be sold long credits, and In
lots to suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
81 kE00 h fE PERI n s.. f1aHd Com T.
Ottumwa. Iowa, May IL, ls46. myl6dtf
LOCKSMJTHING.
a THE undersigned would respectfully
" inform the public that they have OPEN
ed shop 90 the corner Of JOHNSON and seventh
Streets for the all kinds Of Copper,
Brass, Tin and Sh let Iron ware. They will also
carry on Locksmithing and Bell Hanging ia all it,
branches.
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
nanAed metals we'll as gold and silver, promptly
sttendsdtc. All our work warranted.
W. HORN,
febl6 d6m A. WOLF.
ron SALE.
SPLENDID Farm Of six hundred acres, located
"A on String Prairie, sixteen miles N. w. Of the
sityo keokuk.
II desired II will Be divided tosuit purchasers.
The improvements arc OF = superior character
il has been pronounced, by those who have seen
it. to become ol the most beautiful farms in the coun-
try.
Apply tot. I. Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave
Son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, Ksokuk.
mehAdu
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JUST PURI.ISHEn-

uUNEKIC BALLADS, and Comedies OF Lucinn
- translated by the late VIM. McQuinn. For sale
by CAVE SON.
June Id
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
"Coztysnnrs Editorial j..

Under this title the r. I. Advertiser, after
personal prelude, introduces the following
sell" Of the loesl editor Of the State Demo,
erat, the seriiabls Geo. E. Hubbsll, ESQ
We had heard the incident before and also
whst became ofHubbell that same night at.
Ter he 90 Unexpectedly encountered Gener.
81 Nys, but did not care TO expose the short
couings Of the man.
Last THURSDAY night, after the Crest Re
publican Mass Meeting in this city, at which
Gen. Nye. Of N. Y, made one OF the most
| powerful political speeches ever listened to
he went over TO Dsvenportin company with
some friends. As the party were coming
down stairs 10 the lie Claire block In thai
CITY they met the aforesaid Habbeli goine
up. He Immediately stopped aud address
ed one Of the party whom be knew, rs fsl.
lows
Bob hos is Ihisl heard that General
Nye over 10 Rock Island to-day was so
drunk that be could not speak ct all, as you
expected, and you grew 20 sshsmed Of him
that you had 10 lead him Of the stand. How
e III"
That's SO" said the gentleman address
ed, speaking very grssely. Il am sorry to
have TO scknow ledge il TO you, but feel com
PEELED to do 30 under the circumstances.
hr HubbeiL"
81 thought il was uus," said Hubbell, "snd
had prepared . paragraph for my paper set.
ting for b the fact. II viii come out all right
in the morning-but there 10 nothing Ike
being sure Of thing you know, and 50
asked you TO know If il wac true, So could
back il up il disputed"
ayes, yes" said Bob, shut perhaps Gen
Nye himself can help you in that matter -
Are you acquainted with Gen Nye, Mr..
HubbellP'
mo not particularly acquainted" sad
iiubtell, II have seen him In New York
frequently though. T"
ALLOW NE TO show him 10 you again"
and turning 70 Gen. Nye who was standing
Il his side aud had been listener 70 the
eongerssigl-"Gen. Nye, Mr.. Hptbeli-
Dir. Rabbe!l, Gen. kye" said Bob perform
,ng the ceremony Of introduction with be-
coming 6gn,y.
Hubbeli locked moment into the Keen
eye Of the General. His mouth was half
open Ike that Of 8 Shanghai whose wind
had been cJt of 10 The midst Of crow ofths
largest dimensions. He muttered andibiy
the words, We'll, Gen. Nys don't ICok Ike
drunken Iasn noa al any rate" and then
suddenly turning tail he lesped down stairs
about four steps al q time TO the great dan
ger Of Shanghai legs, and ss his long meek
taking the van By several degrees, boited
through the door be caekied out, aScid BY
thunder cheaper than chickens at four
cents popnd--going, going and
he was gone. II ID presumed he il running
yet, az be has not since been heard from
The article sboui Gen. Nye's drunken
Bsss did not appear il The DsmeSrai.
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gAs ssgsassr Elscsisr

An txsmnaeoa 81 tle table Of returns IS
they are reserved irea the three States tina,
voted o. Tuesday sst week, shows al Of
the heavy Republican losses 10 have occur
red 10 those esaRaes where the Fillmore
ties hsd the greatest strength. Or, in the
words 81 the Ghleas lritane, an analysis
oil these rsRrns eAaislss segra4a facts, hioh
no one will iaii;o note These facts are,
etha, in penasyiysn.s, Indiana and Ohio,
saere TIE Fillmore vote wss strong the
epubteans lest largely, thst where the
Flllnore vote was weak The Republican.
gained enormously"
AL Of this goes TO prove that the Fill.
iaoreiles acted in concert with the Buchs-
niers at this election, and this viii aseoun,
for the fact of the latter not beng decidedly
whipped on The occasion. In November
the Fillmerailes viii have tickets of their
own in Pennsylvania and Indiana, when the
Republicans must have decided majority
To take these parties singly it will be mere
AaAtfN pthN IL ~
can easily be accomplished. ss the Fremont
vote viii be largely increased, while ths
ch4nees far fraud, BY means of which thou.
sands OF votes were manufactured for the
Bschaniers both il Indiana and Pennsylva'
MA, viii be messarsbiy removed.
We regard these two States as perfectly
re!isble for Fremont. Before the recess
State elections We bad doubts IN respec, Il
Indians, but now. observing the unanimit,
with which the BUCCANEERS and Knos
Noshings acted, ami reading in the RepnbIi
can papers Of that State Of the thousands G
voters oolonizsd from Kentucky by the Blu
ohanan party. AID kaowing that very man
persons gho did not vote 81 ali viii &C 70
Fremont ID November, every doue, ia reno
ved and We are convinced that Indiana wi
eolnbuts her thirteen electoral votes I
the majority that Fremont IL destined to RI
eeiye eFer his Pra-slarery opponent.
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ohio Congressional Elsstio d.

The Congressional election in Ohio ha,
resulted in the reelection sf the old Re
publican members, except in the following
districts
Fret District, Dir, Psndleton, in place Of
Ar, Day who vas not 8 candidate.
Second District, w. 3 Groesbeck, ia
place Of Seott Harrison. Esq, Fillmore
SIKH District, J P Cockereil, Dem IL
place Of Emrie, (kep)
Tenth District, Jacob Miller Dem in
place OF Oscar F. Moore, (Fillmore.)
Twelfth District, Samuel 8. Cox. (Dem,
IN place Of Samuel G galloway, (Rep)
This makes the Delegation Ie Republi,
cans to Democrats. The Democrat.
elected replace t.eo Fillmore men and tire
Republicans. Strictly speaking, we hav {
lost but three Republicans, and less than
that could not have been expected. There
10 rumor that Mr.. Watson is rot returned
bat We believe it is ouiy rumor .-Cincin
Gaz. ef Saturday
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From the n. I. Tribune, ofFriisy
Ar Grsslsy,s Comments on the Elsstions


The vote on the rival State tickets in
Pennsylvania is so close that the Official
Csnssss may be required to determine the
result. Contradictory dispatches from sew
ersl Counties are current, and we are oblig-
cd to guess which is most nearly correct, or
split the difference between them. Some
ofthe false dis patehes are of course set sfost
for electioneeriDg or gambling purposes,
| but par, of the discrepancies may be ac-
| counted for 10 perfect consistency with the
| good faith Of their authors. One man re-
| ceives returns from half the towns in his
| County, and estimates the residue and in
clude. them in The aggregate. or leaves them
out OF his calculation entirely. But anoth-
er has received returns, perhaps, frsm
| part Of the same, and a past.of the remain
ing towns, and either of these give diffe-
| rent aspect, or he estimates the districts to
| coma in very differently, and telegraphs sc-
cordingiy. Thus the same county is yari-
ously estimated as giving 500, 500, and 700.
| for one ticket, and the true result cannot
be sscertained I'LL the returns are officially
csnyassed
The Bnchaniers tsiegFa phed last evening
| from Philadel phia that they have carried the
State by 500 majority. and We should put
| faith in their superior organisation and cor
respoRdence, II il were not for their obvious
| determination to claim victory al al haz-
ards They did so yesterday morning,
claiming 5000 mgority when the returns
were against them. Ii clearly beaten, they
xili not admit il Til after The Presidential
election.
Our dispatches give the state to the anti
| Buchanan ticket By about one thousand ma
| Iority, but we do not claim triumph on so
narrow = margin a. this II may be fer rs,
il may be against as, by mere fraction,
which decides nothing as 10 The vote fol
| President. Over 100000 votes have been
| polled, and the number will be swelled to
at least 10000 in the presidential contest
I We shall know hos that election results
| when We see The returns
| Ohio IL for 10 BY majority largely in
creased from last year. in spite ola dssPe-
rate Fillmore opposition, sustained BY Bu-
chansn money. Her vote for Fremont 10
beyond question.
| Indiana Is drawn battle. We think
/ Willard, the Buchanier candidate, is elected
Governor by small msjorty, " nile the re-
publcans have six OF the eleven members
| Of Congress and the Senate with the House
| against them. Here too the vote for Pres
| ident must BE- counted; il cannot be sntici-
psted
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Political clergymea

The Buchaaier press have had considers
bic 10 say agains, elergymen for the inter-
ss, they have taken in politics. Had min
lstsrs Of The gospel taken the stamp in ia
,or u Buchanan, it sorid all have been
jest and Fialls iih them, but rare are the
instances 81 men occupying 50 responsible
Z stalaH degf sdlHg themselves into the Sc
vocates ii Slavery. Occasionally we End
one such 44a sorry ighi 4 IS 10 behold
NAN, ai.se u..ssson < ia preach righteous
nrss upAoldsag the strong 81 slavery
fEsfe Sc jsst t&o elergymsh u tbs
class in loah One Il Mr.. Scholte. The 20.
l.iieAl editor 81 ihe Pells CARAT sud the
spiritual she pherd.of small AOck of Eiol.
land Duteh si feiia" Michigan paper
says that SHE EaE Nf. schoite, BuchsR-
en- stamp erstor, nssae galtli.al speech at
Grand Rapids n Ia Safe. ons Saturday
o. last mopta. gfs-1lsd On Sunday and
shade another peiis czt speech cn Monday,
The other i Rev. H.ary Clay Dean,
Metaodisi preacher Off rare eccentric hs5-
ia, who was promotes 70 me ChsPlz;aey Of
the U. :. Se1Efs Is 4s Buehaaier mem
bera Of that body. as3 % doabt feels under
obligations 70 fePsy hgs pensioners for The
homer they ceHtsrrad upon hin. The Bur
lington GazettE aBaaaaees that REV. Hea-
- Clay Dear, CASPIAN .. the q. 5. Sen
ate, wall address tie Buchanan Club alma.
ron Hail, ou FHaay evening" There is
nothing SAID agains, poieical preachers in
connection @lsa the announcement, but the
editor remarks that 90 $ oss of the mos
powerful and eioggsnt speakers IN the
State, is well posted ID the Polltics Affairs
Of The country, i enc she calls things BY
their appropriate names, and Is deeply im
pressed with The responsibility Of the duty
he OWES TO hls eountfy ssd mankind"
A contemporary very significantly "hoPes
that be had gogd time il convincing his
Methodist Brethren Oi Burlington that it
was al ngii, % tar sa8 feather Methodist
clergymsn a Missouri for exercising liz.
lie liberty OIL conscience, and that the muir
der Of Father Holland was righteous act.
commendiag Itself 10 the prayers Of all
good christ8na. lis q sublime sight!
two clergymea thus endorsing the Border
Rufisn outrages and taking up the sdEocs-
ey Of slavery.