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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-20
DyeFs
ssssty,ISs, Eyyf.kO1ATIO
! for your own benefit never be without II.
What Dyer.'s Healing En- brOcation i

and for your rown benefit never be withoatit:
What Dyer heaiAg Embrocauoh is'
perierl Pain Destroyer and an inyainabe rem
,y il the cur of Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, pain in
the side Back and Limbs LmbagU, Sore Throat Burns,
S,alis Swelliugsj agur, Cramp, fles, 81. For Cuts
ANA Wounds il i superior TO any other preparation IL
w m AFFORD mu,eiae relief in scds or burns and for
Pains weakness ia amy part of the system viii giSe
lsrtiip relief IA avery short time.
l-ed Internally II i one of the most valuable RENE
dies m eraup or spa sn0dic affections, for pains or sore
s,s ia the side throat, chest, and stomach, for sek
headache nansea, sickness, rheumatism, or any 1
.o,thing, healing and pandesiTasing pr"psfuea hhe
4nalei ~ any othsa he nr,"ress of rbs
nsNei nn"md ",aI ,i;.sos@s /;
49, s, - nra,;s Mailing I'm, ,hroeatiou aonsl
Wnat mas uSei ,I' i1sn -, 49, a. s,,n.
Mouders, lnueea. y - hno" g'es sT,'ssi nspacsa
dard ineditine, SUI i"hiou' 49, " la im,i'
for rheuhahshs Gus Soai ~ puiaa, 9 80
rVrr throat' i'er, bower noplai - :, H.,
ie, dy sentar!, anu ha.,ien "'H' ~" 'a o.
popularity Is OWING u 1t, own 'htiins'N ; in; ~
used. II Is never 1'spth'vN sLh' y !. ps -
and more popular, 1iala fetpns iea, ~ ~, ~
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant { Taller,
~ 3 on hand a ne and full assortment OF French
l. and knslish Clothes, Csssimeres and esuhss
uiiable for The season, which he viii make up 10

READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
| n IN be sold sschsap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
geodsupply ofeyers .hing necessary iera gentle
man. wardrobe. spring SIyle of Hats,
S,aD., trunks, yaiices, xc.
P.S Would invite Ihoseabontto purchase goods
in me aboy line give him call before purchasing
/ elsewhere. One price only. No trouble TO show
| goods. Thankfuiio asIfavors bopesa continuance
sithesame SAMUEL PERRY.
| davenport April IL 1855, S p#
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tNUEHihkGA .l-satarl Ei2 sist1l Ia ibarw'. fa"hr
L g.AttsrI5AfT uHl EHE8 d.. Hospitals, >. %
Fg.3Ient sargs.a 80 n, Eovofitut t5 hostI4i ~
Gently ii gs.uye HB 81 a't-hestef tzs-s D. oA=is
ttsuIaie.45Esi 4sFte5sI 10 lh@ citizens uI b"E sappft
BgHeg a.t fasiasu.a 'GiaIt - nasTiN opposite ten
-TE.5tf. a4z - !=JD I've;
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GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufacturing n 8
EN- II % X N.

,TAk h this opportunity 10 inform the public tina !
/ tae, have received az their store, the largest
stock OF r.. - 5-gsI
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings
which has ever been rought TO this market Tho
Goods which oder to the inspection Of the eiuIens
OF his surpass in design and hnish, anything
hat ca be them this side New York, being
selected with ,hs greatest and from The mos
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
WehaYe also a iull tnd eoinplete assortment oi
The latest and most approved styles of 1870. e.
GENTS. FURNISHlNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt ths most desirable 10 se
f,und in this city. Among which are Gents Shirts
ljndarshirs, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, Snspsndefs
tiose,dk
Particular attention win be paid, heretofore 10
The making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar estabishment
Fall suits N ade on shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thank full for the bestowal ofpast liberal favors o
The pubic, We take pleasure in pledsns renewed
adelity and solicit share OF the public patronage.
Api 90 d-u n. tASlEEl j. 20.
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CHEAP
~ sa4BEss Sgesss

s.itEEsN ARE ~ sa4ssE Sssssss.
NEW AHs HstsNssEMEST.
=. HAVE just opened as extensive stDeG Of stoves
csiS | aud Hardware al the OID STAND OF II, H.,
n.xIN SMITH 90,
-FCsrner Front aud brady streets,
u hara there he tunal araa aud complete u#att
fasGtuI
sHELf AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
.ad- spike Glass Carpenters rnd JOnris Geols, aud
q tact everything Tie Hardware line which will sell
f.. CASH cheaper than bp ,sd establishment IN
thIs ciiy.
Give ii q G4lf
Don't forget She place. Cur'.r 1t a.l hasiy street.,
't.raiWif V FAEhEE.
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New Gouds! New Goods!
ED w ARD AIDE N
Merchant TNifOr.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a d y Made Clot hing g ,

q i " u X
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
AS just returned from the east with one OF the
j largest and besiseieeied stocks OF goods ever
offered Tor sale 10 this market consisting ia part Of
The following articles:
BROADCLOTHS.
Eagiiih, French. German and Americas, Of the A.
nest quality and latest styl4 OF goods.
CASSIMERES.
English French and Am >rean, ol every variety %
siSius eo'or and quality
VESTINGS.
White Alatseillss, Naisla sse, White London Rigar-
ed Tinsel and Colored silks, Fancy and Plain sax
Velvet, Fancy silk and Linen. Italian siik Grena-
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth, SILK Plush. and Asuey
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATiNG.
i:laek, Blue aud Brown Broaieioth union Whitney
nd Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, RfoSa and Mulberry
ta,tor Beaver. Canada mixed &nd SaisTa % the IL.
READY-MADE
over. Goats. .over-Sacks. Surteuts, Reedng Jackets
aud Ialmas, frocA and Dress Froea. Goats Of ell
Cashmere aud Valencia Vests, tasmet, saiinsit,
doabie and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
Doeskin Pants; Den'n ant Gnernse} ksecss, Wrap
pers and overalis.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, eeiieo whlia plain iinen corded and Paris
ho, oms, fancy e0lorei Shirts, with and pol
ka Wristbands; string Deorsc!, corded Byron, pol.
ks Collars, Meek Ties sioeks, lancy and md plain
Crayais; Gloves white, black and eolofsd hid, Inn
Ell buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union aud German and Fur Gaunllet.; wool, merl-
no aud cotton Hose; white aud fancy linen and silk
10; enb roide red lambs wosI, white aud
mixed merino aud elk Wrsppers and Drawers;
Wool Milts, Sesrfs, Muflers, Gents saasls aud
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet Sacks, aud all other
articles natly sepi by the trade, all Of which Is
respectfully submitted 10 the sssmiBstion Of ems.
toners.
An early call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN
Second stros, opposite LeCialrs Row, Davenport,
Iowa, tbctassu Aaa q Brady.) sep6dtl
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soCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT
lESas and Steam Fitting
IStaJoIisshIsneIat-
Riley, Wright Co.
.GEii lsgyg 10 AnEvBBe" 4" Va" etttHehs pl rock
IL IsEJand vicinity that thrY hsye bought oui lhe
.,o,,E aud uade II the Did stand near The
fS" Il As W o IL 3
hey iutend 10 carry on uta buslhe ~ as usual, i,
.,nrlu,ing some additional hEabEhest .a .
"' Fnrtslfoeii1u of Ca. Works On large OF small
u" .nitgtle tor ettiesanl puvatc dwellings.
aas and Steam Pipes,
tnt,s.fuesl INTO lwelslug houses, steamboats, aha
tsslDfiss, They have + superior sto on hand "
g. F,yn,res And vail tbs AItenl'on "i purchaser
10 examine theiT stoes's
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithins
Ia all its branches. ,,rr,,rC
noon pLAIES, which are sapsriof 10 ANY arti,ls
~ he gini yrs introduced into this city, either Il"
CheapGess u durability.
Gilding and Bronzing
oiAll Kinds ef Fixtures. @ai'en'S'hs III ""'" any
sii CT, Ia ala ats bra neheS. . , = ,,, IN
mADner =. ,,,-,l
Office Eagle Street Reek Island
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STOVES Al ,VOLt~ALE
The Largest stove store


ExTE shall receive on tie opening of ma rigalon the
w largest slIek Of SEDkES aud TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 30 the state nl Iowa. Among
tie numerous articles which shall Keep constant.
~ hand Tor timers are Tin Pkats sheet iron
Boiler from No. ~ to p, Ghdreoat do, RASsia No.
faitatt6a Russia do, Gjre, tiHHsd C9ppec'S, Bra
frr'5 do, Block tin, krad, Gopper B0ffGmg. heftat
dg., Iron Riefts all sizes. tEaRsd 8o M s'Rds Of
pressed tars. Eapanaed Do. 9ianfra IDois and va
assure All persons layoring with order chat ~
III sell item goods IN our tine "a low as they can be
bought ia Chicago or ST. Louis, aud much lower than
hes have been paying Tor them heretofore ~ this
place gad on fsEtsf 70 aat.
Please give t.liI ard learn anr pricsst ami
thsH We tiltst tof # Ii~P"at neh er time nor msr-
5y hrFraHes =# aag at the tWso places ahor"
4tm.d.
n * le So shall rees i've 1H asaJrl-
nruit4 tsU a=z.t4 a,paf.td Goods by RSraAt, sUdi
aiauf @. g.f.s .a ,samrd taIe demand.
tauAfE- s.E s..a.- gIu rely upon being supplied
u s% ssa5- al5. .a"are aBd 9n favorable ictns AZ
ola gae.. ta.a-zr. He., &c, Nc., taken in er-
uhEus, Io e.,vaa.
IA : la.Iauaa' HIu,ts Front Street ....
RjraEy.4antI NIUkERSHaM & HICKS.
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Boots auo Shoes.

DOOl6 Quu 0yuto.
THE SHOE TRADE.
IJAVlSG increased oar facilities far manufactar
ing and dealing IN Boots, Shoes and Leather, ~
undersigned, successor. 10 s. e. Dawson d Co., ODE
8the citizens ofnsyenport and vicinity, create ~
dncemrnts than ever 70 buy their Boots AND Shoe
tHam our ret5il stock hereafter Will always csdz
tain every description Of goods wanted b, the peo
We atsn mai islg extensive preparations ~
witoesaieing Boots and Shoes, and we Invite cou''.
Try caiers 10 call and eNpmincou stock ana pfe. 9
q. l. oar determination 70 sell Oh asgood terms IS
DAWSON, GRIGGS & co.
act - brady ST., door irom2d.
Boys Yout1s' and Infants Boots
\ h1"9" hids, by - ~ -'' -
De DAWSON, GRlGGs n co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
M make every style and quality Of Boots Gai-
w lers, OSi0rd lies, and fns Calf Shoes for zel (
on Short notice, ofprme stock.
fnose who want tiiome Made" work will plsd
take notice.
Deea DAWSON, GRIGGs s. co.
Gents Caters! BOYS Caters! Youths Caters.
L IfIE largest aud best stock we have ever ode,e
Fine Gait, sewed and pcgged, double and sing +.
sole Black ani Drab cloth Caters; Patent leath z
and Back skin Caters. iof sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & 60.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
4 ESQ Eubbcr Sandais Gaiters and slipper. for Ii
- dies and Gents, Misses and children, BY
Dec DAWSON, GRiGGS X co.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet,
hAWs0N, GRfGGS g. co. have u complete as
~ sortnent of Fur r!ined, Cloth and Buffalo over
sAas for sale cheap. dee J.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited to call and ek-
L anime our assortment. which Is just suited to this
Market. Oar prices Will at all times be as low
those 81 hicago or st. Louis.
Det9 DAWSON, GRGGGS co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
Di rs Calf, zip, Goat aud Kid Boots;
- " a Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots d SEppes
= ree'd 81 sewed Kid, Enamel 4 Goat Buskirs
.Ud other styles fUFsale BY
DAWSON, GRiGGs, * co,
Brady street, door from I'd. Davenport. Iowa.
N Q r I g e /!
:, 81. DAWSON, d Co, have iormeda
and ,yia OF Dawson. tsriggs Il Co., 10 take effect
80 the lsl day siAaYruber .t55J.
All rsr-ons having unsettled accounts with the old
IRA art requested y call and settle. Oci25
For the Ladies.
Ij'kFSCH Eid. White Kid, English kid, Bronze KID
L and Velvet slippers.
also, Kid, Congress, kngiish aud French Lasting
sDeej DAWSON, GRi6sfih s co
ssUOI'.S ~ SHOES,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
AT The Empire Store.
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Wh = cAHraELL

s ill.&I 5 SURVEY OR,
hF fNt! sIt .tHl 5UaEh Vest II. LIZ .aN. .i.s
eust Hs, oglca -. he coat Hgurs ala sIlaF.
W'"PuY ti'ehdeiit- aug ltth 80 F-Hti
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n = Il Ao Tuh ANN HUlLp
mp On aiieY bet, IN aul Oh sls FsaI "a i aa4l
4iI0Gsls aud " dast o. &. -thadtti Chufehs
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.,...l-.... .tt,uT4py & Cos. ltoy, IT.
fHtf. Eu 81 II fuhtthS y BIZ" H.
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VarD6
ss,ssssza L, d MYERS, DENTIST,
iIfYHaSHk Has removed hi5 0ffee 10 Second
aLfIy st. between Brady and Fstuy, q

low doors east o! siaith'E Store
II hopes thar the las, hreB yssfs c8taf .tlagi
~ fhls city has given aush saltssHIona tE fs1u-a
th@Se wlthlnE tht -#ffteEs 1fa DeHtitl ty .e=r hb
aew location
given li iea.f.I. -.Ut : f. sU4f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
Neu Special Notices.
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLL-
ED AND CONQUERED.

OF all the various ills that detract from the enjoy
ment Of human life, most of them may be aced to
disordered condition Of the nervous system. Tle hor.
rors Of Epilepsy, Falling Sickness arise in most ca.
ses from his cause. Our readers may remember, on
several occasions before, have alluded TO the won.
deriu cures or notifications of Fits made by the Veg.
etabe Extract Epepuc Pils invented and prepared by
Dr. Seth 8 Hance, Of lO5 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md We feel fully satisfied that these Pills have cured
some of the most stubborn OF Epilepsy, we'll
the mlder forms Of Fits, such Cramps Spas
ms &c We now record the fact that persons will find
these Pills equally eficaciOus in curing every form o
nervous debility-no matter whether manifested in the
acute and excrucatng form of Neuralgia Tic DolOreuK
or Nev vous Headache the Misery Of Dyspepsia or In
Digestion the sufferines Of Rheumatism Gout the
Melancholy halucinaon Of depressed spirits or hyste.
ria their effects will be equally happy aud certain
Persons in the country write to the inventor and
have the medicine forwarded to them by mail The
prices are, one box 3d. boxes S.; twelve boxes,
2 and sent to any part Of the country, free Of post
age. Direct your communications To SElH S. HANCE,
los Baltimore str ct, Baltimore, Nd.
Aupust l5-lm,
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WHY Will Won Suffer?

Read the testimony Of DR.. IL, P. Leonard, Dauggst
Fayette C. H., Ala, Jan. Is; 1853
Dsar sr-.IIooAands German Bitters have done won
ders in this section. A youth, son oiG.A Hubbert
ESQ., of this county, had been for several months under
the care of our best practitioners 'thout relief and the
case reporte dou 1tful AMI tho young man although
scarcely able to get about commenced win the Bters
ia E,nrd 90 much rel ef from the first bottle he con.
timed to take until complete cure was effected He i:
row perfectly we'll aud stout
An gLo use the Bitters are satisfied wh them.
Tdskegee, Ala, JAM, 1851
Chauncey Fowler said:
The Bttery are selling WE'LL AID think they will
continue So as they give good satisfaction to those
who have used them See Advertisement.
Sent 4-2w.
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The Fair,

The committee appointed to superintend the
preparation of the FAIR Grounds, have pro-
gressed with the work finely. The fencing is
neatly completed. aud the Floral Hall will be
commenced this week-sll will be completed
within the present month.
Every preparation is made for asplendid
fair this year. Farmers. bring in your stock
Mechanics bring your wares-Ladies bring
your quilts, counterpanes, and handywork.--
Let there be full representation from the va.
riOus portions of the county. The Premium
List will soon sppear.
We are requested to say to those that have
in possession subscriptions circulated for the
purpose of raising money to fence the ground
and erect suitable buildings thereon, that as
the money is now neede /. they are requested
to return the same at as early day AS possible
The Fair will be held on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, the 2a.h, S9'h' and SO'h
days Of October.
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For KAxsAs-An Emigrant train will leave
Chicago for K,nsas, via, Burlington, Iowa and
Nebraska City on The 18Th Of September, un-
der the direction of the National Kansas Aid
Committee. 1t will be composed of actual set
ties who 60 out 10 seek homes. ard who expect
to make claims and improve them.
Let the friends of Kansas concentrate their
organization, at that time and place SO far az
possible.
The train will cross Iowa with its own teams
which can be bought or hired at Burlington
cheaply.
Men should go prepared with means enough
to make their outfit and purchase teams--say
team and tent to every ten men, With no
more than forty pounds of baggage to eacl
man. Send Immediately to National Commit
tee how many will go from each neighborhOOd
Address F. B. Hurd. Chicago, III.
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MELANCHOLY EvENr.-0n Monday Of last
week, the 25th ult., about 1 o'clock P. NJ
Mr. Samuel Myers. a young men Of Loudon
township, in this county, came to an untimely
death by the discharge of a gun in his own
hands. He took down gun for the purpose
of going out on a hunting excursion, and to
ascertain lift were loaded, placed his foot upon
the hammer Of the lock and forced it back at
the same time placing his mouth over the muz-
re of the gun to blow into the barrel. 1t is sup.
p,sed and it is probable, his foot slipped off
the hammer, and the contents were discharged
into his mouth and penetrated tie brain, he
fell dead on the aOor and was not known to
ute, a word or even moan
This is warning to all those who use fire.
arms careIessly.
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THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
BV the aid of a microscope, see millions OF little
open1gs on the surface Of bodies. Through these
this Ointment when rubbed the skin, is carried to
any organ or inward part. Diseases OF the Kidneys
disorders of the Liver affections OF the heart lnha'
nation of the Lungs, Ashmas, Coughs and Uolds, are
nv its means effectually cured Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat ol
any thickness. This healing Ointment far more readly
nenetraes through any bone heshy part OF the v-
ing body, curing the most dangerOusnward complaints,
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM & ooRBUTING HUMoRs =
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure OF dis
pases Of tie Skin whatever form they may assume, a:
this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Survey
Sore Heads, Scroulao or Erysipelas, long withstand
! its influence. The inventor has travelled over many
narts of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals
dispensing the Ointment, giving advice as 10 us aPp
cation and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers to health.
SORE LEGS SORE BREAST, WOUNDS q ULCER s.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely sole!
on the use of this wonderful Ontmant, When haVma
cone with the worst cases of sores, wounks swelling
and tumors. Professor Holloway has, Dy command 0
the Allied Governments, dispatched to the hospitals
the East large shipments of this Ointment TO oe USE
under the direction f theMedical Staff in the wors
cases of wounds 1t will cure any ulcer glanduar sw
ling, stiffness or contraction of the joints, even OF
years standing.
PnEs AND FIsrULAs-These and other similar di;
tressing complaints can be eecualy cured ii the Oh
ment be well rubbed in over the parts fected and b
othe, wise following the printed directions around eac
rot.
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SECURE WESTERN LANDS. - We invite aten
4iOn to the card Of Cap. Krnedy. He will
visit Nebraska Territory in few weeks TO
persons desiring tn make investments in Wes-
terra Llnds--whlch i the surest and best way
of getting the worth Of your money--an oppur-
tunity is offered TO have investments made with
out visiting the terri ory. upon moderate terms.
Mr.. Kennedy has Travelled over large portion
Of ihe territoty and is prepared to make in
v stments properly,
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ANN oUNCEMENTS

CEsTos, o., Augast 6, 1855
Me-afr. .ElihrA-i'leasea anuounee U4e name 0f AfRr
Bisror Of Csntu, candidate fof Jalge Of the On
mon Plrss-saigsct to the decision Of lie RebubIa an
Convention. Rs,r,li.c.-.
SEw-LlsBox. o, Aagg.f ., 1856.
hessra EdiorE--- Please announce the name
Of LYAAS W. foTTiE Eq, ofNew Lisbon, a. a can
elaie i2r The ofhee Il Common Piess JIdge IN thi.
Dst1 I, subject 70 the decision Of the Rep ui,lesn
Convention. Od Columblana i entitled 10 tbe e,BSi-
dale, Tor she bas not had one heretofore
cOlum biana
hessr' Editors - Please announce the name of
JoHS W. CHURcH. Esq, Of Massulon. a. A e,nd,d.te
lof Judge IN til pstric subjscG 10 the action Of de
Republican Judicial Convention. PERRY.
CauOllton, August Is, 1853.
hessfs, Tdpp HcCO,:-Geuts-Plea.e snpoune,
the name Of JoHS 9. BlKfER a. candidate for Clerk
d the Court OF Common Pleas subject 10 the decsion
oil the kePu5hean cOunsJ convention. Obligs
HOSTS
Hessrs .Editors-Pleass announce CHARLEs n. MI.
er Of Carrolton candidate for Clerk Of The Cour,
Of Common Pleas. His experience, We think, qualities
him for the Office H.iRRIsOy
hessrs Ediiors:--Pleass announce the name Of ions
WEsT, ESQ, as suitable candidate for the OfBee Of
Clerk OF tue Court Of Common Pleas subject to the de-
cisiOn Of the Republican county convention 10 he
held on the 9th Of September, 1853.
Since'the resignation Ofthe Clerkship by Mr.. Ken.
edy, the appointment Of a person became necessary
till the election and Mr.. John West OF Orange town.
ship being highly recommended a suitable person
tor that ofee was by the Commissioners duly appoint
ed. We regard this appointment 10 itself a sufficient
recommendation Of the character Of Mr West and no.
thing more need be added to satisfy those who are ac
quanted with the circumstances Of the appointment:
but TO others might say that be not only sus aims an
unblemshed moral character but Is intelligent, social
in his manners aud being well qualified for that Office,
Siil We have no doubt II elected abundanty sustain
the well earned reputation be now enjoys among his
acquanances lie refused 10 accept The clerkshiD for
any length of time from sny other source than the right
one, from the hands Of the peorle-he modesy sub.
mits his claims TO the Republican party and asks their
support 1t we nominate him. his election will be sure
We have not so recommended him to reflect upon any
others who have or may be before the party for noui
nation but simply in justice to the man. under the CT
cum noes. REPUBLICANS OF CARROLL.
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ite amongst the fashionable Bellies of ou
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Price $500 per aunum; 2 copies, $780,
Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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