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Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally

I'VE respectfully invite and .,,
chaser. 10 the following goods adapted the
which been selected with
wants and tastes Of citiLens,
nisp yFsblU IIun
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Further Notice to Holders OF California War
Bonds,

THE holders Of California bonds hereby further notified
that the will continue keep their office open
In the civ the fret day November
they will be ready receive and direct the Of
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL n. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt
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o. knights Templar.-Washington Commandery will as
this O'Clock attend the funeral OF Bothe
BY order: w. J. RHEEs,
OctIS Recorder.
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Arrival of the Ericsson

New YoRK Oct. 1.-THE steamer Ericsson Temporarily
Of the Collins ine) from Liverpool the ith has arrived
Her dates have been anticipated.
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents that
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from or
claim for the Of certificate OF
Der for the sum Of -, issued by the republic Of
Texas by the authorities Of the csse
be and redeemed by the United States
visions Of Of Congress- entitled
OF such creditors
September nine eighteen
dred and any, approved the 2s OF February and an ac,
OF the State Of Texas approved the let OF
As witness my hand and seal.
ua QQ-d1lsJan
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Form a.

know a persons by these that released.
and hereby releases United States OF further
liability claim FOR the OF cehcae debt
number for the sum OF - issued by the repnhie OF
Texas by the authorities State
BEL and redeemed by the United States in
entitled
creditors republic com
pretended Of Congress September hun
bred and fifty" approved the 2sh February an acx
Of the State OF Texas approved the LIST of February, 1885,
As witness my hand and seal. ~
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Notice.-E-street Bowling Saloon.

undersigned deems anything praise
Of his saloon, his patrons fully testify 10 that but will
add has will continue be ard,
past patronage, offer the person making
with thirty balls from October IL
Der IA, 1855, splendid gold watch and chain
J, 7. MARI,
Oct 4-diw' Proprietor.
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Sep 2 eodakcpkls
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COLLISION IN CHEsLPRAKE BAY BETWEEN THR STEAMBOAT
MONMOUTH AND THE WSDwlRD-THE STEAMER SUNK
AND SsK PERSONS DRowSKD.-The Baltimore American Of
Friday morning says:
About Eve o'clock on Tuesday morning the steamer
Monmouth bound 70 this port from York river run
into of the Wofrsp Light by the brig Windward hence
for New Orleans by which she completely disabled
The brig struck her amdshps carrying away the lsrbosrd
wheel and wheehouse and dplacing the SHAFT from its
position besides causing her TO leak badly. The brig
also injured and her captain obliged to put her
Norfolk for repars Finding that he could proceed
Captain Dansey 81 the Monmouth his anchors with
view wait for the Gladiator by which he hoped TO be
towed TO New Point That steamer passed and she
heard but could not be but for few MINUTES In
consequence Of the thickness Of the atmosphere The boat
lay at anchor all day and towards evening gale arose
and Il was soon discovered that she was settling
The at once began to construct RATS as the only
hope Of safety and before the Louisiana from Nor
folk her upward trip, reached her there was nothing
visible but portion OF her upper vorks and the was
breaking over her Capt Russell determined TO do every
thing possible for the sufferers and deserving raft with
number Of persons It despatched Of his boats 10
their rescue They had not proceeded far when one Of
them swamped but the other kept up and not long
wing eleven persons which the raft contained Two other
RATS were overaken Of which held two persons and
the other one all Of whom safely placed the deck
Of the Louisiana and properly cared for Two three Of
those rescued were exhausted condition. and but for
the timely succor afforded them would have persisted
Learning that Captain Hewet Of the schooner Ada Of
this port on raft and that eight persons left
on board the Monmouth, Captain Russell up TO her
but no person be seem and there fears entertain
ed they all pershed When the steamboat struck
the concussion great that her smoke-ppe
thrown down, 90 that all hope II her machinery was net
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARIAHET,
August ~, loSo.
Whereas the following joint OF Congress
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Montromery County Real Estate for Sale.

Oct l4-2awdkcplmo'
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J. WRIGHT & co,

Of NDl3I CHARITIES s'rItf;ET- HlsEG
ME inst crirhra,ed rnely M5T R PT tv1 -
COMPOUND AND hi'oon ruhlfIER which has game
specific known for he rrctnsI cure Of ,ha painful dis
sHss e 'S rcog form Of Ills s"'os" from IT,
in'a'nl.tory Gcu,c) form, attended with ~enga ud
sh ysars' 4nTdinr Th".e Who lad for Yeas rs9r,ed 70 e
applc;io,,s, treatment Of he
pronounced sti after all these eFnrs had ailrd ibis
yg. CERTIFY to complete snd permanent cure by me - o
'' ~ @ not SINCE -, AZ, yrroeot. Il, jraer tu.
.o}I poo ~cc'mn'.ed tnheIf. This
,'id rle N5iIc Journals as>s
o ] Of s c Sn b" s !" to e tn ; .aG c, y
,cy decided no Aops Of rrcne,py evr,
mi lsE d "T:a ts VIII ~a 'l t 1t, m o
lave vIitsn "d uhcl VIM, !. has done Tor t,c1n,e~c I
cihes have 0rf,SeI vo!nes Of evder~s Of III. iAhc,
es!n%r ,rh as acc~m!,as. no ".r ] '!ric
dcnce and rr.,~=t all sho send
sad Of li. rcm",y N'' "''' ''' '''
by In, ryri-iy. lie s Of ~ ios In@Iir,,c"c
rhe,n7a'isn.- The LOWS Organ a11 Re-
ia c'rr 1adr9 Of ,sc il that city Iie cgrs Of st. Ioi.
Asnrs,, .4tser, Ten lcrHnce BATTERY, and St. ":1, l!o
The eitor t'oIl"v!e HI Advocate pub
Yr ctiior, II he is.ow IInss Xmgrica t, m '
Of the Hou,n Wet lave given voin,ars eyirce ,hr
i;.tcr published nj 30 n srurn s:rc.. in tn, ,:tr Of
i S%T T%S @s d AZ If ' p;:S S 51 Eo n o.
the wife Of wealthy merchant; who na! for years tried tie
Of on rorn,ry they could eject noin@ shv wax ai5et"d
m, IN is4 ni r. Of N His " c" Tn nIe vi ed
a "e . 1I'. zen, to 's s' @ ri r % o ]
victim 10 tui, disease !tia "'< bytsc lam.
icy" FtH27 OF prominent ph!'c'''" merchants and Others
! " n :,
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- 7. o. o. F. 111
GRIND Lodge of louisiana,

THE R. " GnAXn L% On q rhoyIsl;ANA,L Oh
" Pitt 1t ] "y Eo 's ga Frws s"9yr "@ Of
Cn.p and Lafayette streets, New Orleans.
soS = Y !is"% slas,e l,wsra ri1;aTy Ty%pif
Il 'sy No. To- Hsp y " M@Ir W %.s
Shields Union lolge No. g. r. ". Grand Secretary; Henry
,r:W Rac, d Go"csiaj 30. il: AMI Ii. q. $ie;%n, %
S sa" I !Sss Ss S S% d. s" Ss?" %
TS5sT, " 1 y" " :" W. ,"1 Tn12" v w H. ; en-, %"
%s;s'i %sy ~ L Y ';5"d c%"!ur,or II { WI;, Of
c r""r ,?7 M N " )" r ;" @" D. Fh" u" 'e"
,.:.}>5 1''y !::aa@ N,g"qs@: i,
No. T. Ni.tric, Ha J. Wne PUFF Of F>"istSr I"v 49,
n' NJ 81 & + 4 : :r If {" %"y ~, 1 e" e
r" n" &; A. !! Heron, Of icSo" "lp No. District No
ih1I% f. rrniy l.%r% * s. rj e ~ y lynn" Mo,r"
%cir T " No. Il iyri.t 4" r. Man Of iric
Iode 81 b. pi,r, n" l o. r. I, "or'> Of Clinton Lodge
No ~ T,,rrir, ~ IS Sla'scr Of 'liyv liz "l'r No.
a M:,io, y" " j. H. M"a"n, Of ASSUMPTION lodge No
Az %%"t,jo5io"y 70 the Grand Nns'or" Grau1 srcre@ry
Subordinate Lodges.
" ~ I"RE Ia S "J ey,y i T, \ eyer" rn.n
Mrks, y O. j. hi>oro ":rct;y George Kills, Per.
Rotary; II. Giin=inrn Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. meets e..c~y Thur sav even
ts in Mrigny buildings, Third p,' r" J. l.. Nrron, y.
r 'o@r, VIII G. r'pp >acre"ry F. I'o"s Per Secretary;
rN'"S o ~ "'g Gvy ;, N'%y rvrips 1" I
tary; Il, v i;r,~r, Treasurer
q"" ~ "4j @"". id' n',ts.. $!%'"
Secretary; F. \. hDrbur. Treasurer.
JEFVNHS5'E ODGE: No eyc,y Thursday evening
+ !rtrr"a n.y. !t:h hI,rr,t N WHa1r, y g.; j. r.
tary 4 S;s,in: rr's,rsr
II, HT a. i2n i y" % NIT e T r" e. se
Per Secretary, ?. actnri.,cr, Treasurer
rsc y 2 meet. . %y :i! e f. Ait
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.A L-. -t,r1 ay.y, o., I,i,i at he Warciou.e Of the
WlIIIAM H. CI:sEIiNti Agsit
,,.,,,,-, New Orleans.
1orr. s,rI, ~ ii " ~ b. f,i 7,1f Fpfrr
ji>.s vi vIl at low prices, The cost is much H%9v
:. -. ,,,1,, -
s,< ID i: Ea-;rrt, i, <.- known as he ;NcCrri lIn:
Hyi Port, oil the IA, hes ry, Tf, land o%rel il. ex.
.-.! " il, AZ ,,',y , ~, If .H- '',,T,r.,r,d
~ 70 c,n> a. "4r rIch VII b. <1if a.. VII ~,
4, Il q. on George ". Sny,i: Hon. Z;
" H. " "00"' '>5 II IT. IT. ;4,1 ,II u
O. TIE COMMERCIAL 5sE;SrAU-
E\ , y ', ,, T> >' r + J I'm FiE s.
~ %ytrtrn"r Is5i >r'g mad rh ves
;,,. a,,r ne pr~. are ,'v, lrI,rrI
y . :. '''''. ~ 80:
1t1 H FTrint6, = lie ia'st @ NM w.tcr
';T :r 't~.: Hmm. 4; l. : Nv, Fin
: ": IL e ,2 %%. e :'" i .v with yat.:. 9f 4
;'' '';'''s' r,rrx ro.rn:
yer I.. W, w
M 49, A. "a, ~
ryr! , ,,. ,,,. ,IrIy "a 1I <HIi,t-,
~. H al,,fy h. na%-S r:1 i" mi Of n T. ph7.s
ID % " sS S's' tl >RI,FS ,'l'IIl:Ai I'r"Iri~tor
-SS---- :
FyNItI9sIz.I. d tENtiEN. GAS FITTFl,S No. -
M ; M %n 4rS S EEL, c>,: t< 81, I Pia
Piig r.. + i,ti,.. Of ali kin!>
9 :s assortment Of p"Fior and Cooking STOVES and
TO v ny;r Tbt tfr,.n Of S,r Pian;r~ !"3o en-
s,,,,,, >,,,,,..,,
r1itYs c"nrT Of = ST. Ch,isS and to rcts Kew
+n[f,.t, pr-p,->.s ,o,;, ,, p,;,dr ,,r,,1vi
,o H. :F%n' "nd ,h ,r thu. he n4 ,, ';I or, 70 his
~, S ~ M T. .;, ,i ' - tI i w., ss,; |,rt
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CRA%H!,s soATMyr nfETA7LFC BgKlAL
~ EASHEFP. Il. COOK ! 60 rraprlr,orS and Whues lie
N'Ars in Crane Nrtnlhc Bunl CasKet, for the
..rnt~tUH H"t Arsi-..iJi4
49, T'a' art 'r Rooms No. r. ST. Charles street oJ,po
III: IA" =. ILc--'.5 .le!ri, ->GM t!ItnlS. ~
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G j.. CDIKHIRS.
0AKfSY HAWKINS & co. C0TT0E FACTORS
~ and Commission Merchants NJ rs Carurdslet Street
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AT li :, = EiE.t \ Ir.ro I!n,.'!S''
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DIN [+ - -, "',t . w, 'N.,r'7
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,,nIt ! Itt,-t, ', ,I1 u, 0'''- w
,t,.,,'
.}$jinUp'S 'hoo:ogue:
ltluiPSO&'S Eye Water.
WEi'Ii!,E Indian Vegetable t;iS;
CHAMPIONS T'H'r md que Pills
SArliNttI',N'E 7, v9g Nnd .N=ut Pills;
VIZ
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tVurnnted 10 Separate The Seeds, Dirt and 1rush
from the Cotton, mithout injury to the Staple.
q L, .rIL
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..... .E.yo qlzOcsANn AcIkl4s oE rnG nE.T

IERIt RtBBER BFITING.
Ing" stock "| all So If the Eu~u.2 India Rufh"t
BIZ vii r -vl at low prices. The much bclo'v
lra,i 81 hA.r1iu,. in9S
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yHgF.CEEat, GOODRICH Il Co., COTTON FAC
L TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - Ctronde
let street. corIl- Of Union up stairs. nl6Gtsw
EIyV7YSIS Il, i: Co., DEALERS n CLOTHING I'D
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hTsCF!DLS r. f.. IMPORTER AND rEALER IN
" Mnns. Kranlirs. FrMils, No .l NNmn ereel.
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y,rIrEI,y p, < f., DEALERS IN SILKS AND FAM
Nv Ni}V No. CsrU4l stree
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. DRIN&ON "a CD. Fl. NJ, WiINI.ESAlE AND RE-,
II Till and family supplies, No 81 and IS
t,rr,,rl0
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DELE ). d., q Co., DEALERS ~ HARDWARE
IL Front street, between raver and NhreH streets
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9 4 q Il 4 q Is RiANDi Es WE ARE S"tn
- in tins city Tor this Celebrated! rnnd, md keep
constant supply on .tt various qualities and grades, viz
l} III - 81, lol lc4l lbs 1895 New York -n'
prices, by - . - a ,
ulg WM. +. IfVERftH < CO., - Nd teTrt.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
O FOL IOWA.
IN THE CITY %or nrsLls'rn

+ l.. C0rse E. Son, would call the
a. attention of the citizens OF Iowa to
the unexampled facilities they possess for fur
nishirg every article in the Book or Station
cry line. Their stock is complete in every
department, and the connection of Burlington
with the first manufacturing places in the world
By Railroad, places them in the heart Of the
market. Their establishment is divided into
distinct apartments, each in charge of the
most competent assistants.
lst. MIsCELL ANEOUSBOOKS.--r The pub
l~i,ations of the different eastern and wes.-
ern houses are placed on their shelves al
most as soon as issued.
I'd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT -
are agents for M'Gufie's, Sanders and
most of the school books published in the
Union. They furnish them at publishers
prices, making them come to the buyer at
least 10 pei cent. cheaper than We pro-
cure them at any place.
81. Law BOOK DEPARTMENTAL
agents for the principal Law publishing
houses in the Union, they can furnish any
legal works whatever at publication pri-
ces.
4th. MEDICAL DEpARTMENT.-com-
plete at all times.
9Th. BLANK BOOKS.-Bankers, Merchants,
and Railroad Companies can find every
variety OF blanks at their house.
9th. STATIONED VA large stock CT Cap,
Letter, and Commercial Note paper, and
envelopes constantly on their shelves at
satisfactory prices.
It'll. AGENTS pEPT'NT.-In no way can
ayoung man without means establish him
self in business so easily as by securing
subscribers to publication ms found on their
shelves. A trial will Individually prove
satisfactory.
9Th. PklNTEkS DEnT'NT.-As agents for
l.. JOhnsOn's Type Foundry,
they can supply Immediately from their stock
on hands every variety of News and Ornamen-
tai type, Cases, Galleys, Chases, Presses, brass
and Lead rule:-ALso. News and Colored
Inks, printing paper of every size, Flatcap,
Folio Post, copd Medium, cards, card board
cleromatic boards, and everything, in fact, con-.
n ect-d with a printing Office.
An examination of their stock is all that IL
requested. n3O-tf.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Special Notices.
The Greatest Medicine OF the
Age.

The Greatest Medicine OF the
Age.
HuTley's~ Sarsaparilla is winning gold
en- opinions every where, ard considered
by compe,en, judges The best prepare
ton that has ever been presented to the
public. II is the only reliable and un-
failing cure in Scrofula. Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism. Bropchiis, Culaneous dis
eases, Sy2hil,lic faint, or any complaint
arising from all impure or contaminated
condition Of the blood. Try il and you
will ,hanx W for The advice.-N. Louis
Herald.
DR.. Orr has a supply in Store.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

r. an me W0pcllO county
|o"sNTn'L REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
! oxMeets weekly in the Court
in in. ansss'use. Regular attendance of
[udinR Republicans and members of
EGss.ssrnter and other townships ear
;Slssstly solicited.
The Association will be ad-
Ft''ssed at the next meeting,
ind , @ E r 8th,
= rs SUI, w. Dixon and other speak
mai. Let every Republican be
IN uaaissIsent at that meeting, as bust
Y ans Important to the cause will
boone before the club.
~ The Ladies are respect
y invited to attend.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Burlington Advertisements.
PERRY's MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON :ss:::; IOWA
IlOOk AT YME PNlCES

Pianos from 1925 to 500.
Melodeons from $40 to $50.
Violin's from So to $25.
Besides these instruments I keep Guitars,
Flutes, Flies, Clarlonetts Bass Viols, Drums.
BanJos, Tamborines. Guitar, Violin, Bass Viol,
Instruction books for all instruments. Cane
uInb elias and Artist materials, Pictures, &c,
06 Brass bands furnished with instru.
ments cheap. aee.2 asF
co Old instruments Of all kinds exchanged
for new.
~ Persons sending money by mail for
Instruments or other merchandise can rely
upon being suited as well as il they were
present.
e. The largest catalogue Of Sheet Music
i'm Iowa can be found al my store. I am the
sole agent for Southern Ioma for 'Wood,rard
8 Bro,cn's celebrated Gold Medol Piano Fortes.'
no25-1y. A. w. PERRY.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

TINES CHANeEs.-The inventors Of
Steampower, Railroads, and machinery
have during this century changed the
means and courses Of living while the
discoveries of science have done even
more Tor the advancement Of human
happiness and the amelioration Of human
suffering. Our forefathers when they
were sick, drank their bitter drugs thai.
did net cure, and bowed them down un.
der diseases that are now easily broken.
They tried crude roots and herbs. which
failed them. Now scientific research
has discovered tina. this peculiar pro-
petty Of one root and that Of another
was required. /, IS through this ligh,
and on this principle DR.. AVER has com.
pounded his two grea. remedies-Cher
ry Pec,oral and Caiharic Pills. lie
has concentrated the curative viriues Of
our best vegetable remedies. The result
shows their origin and their result, are
known through this community. Mark
the difference To a patent in the lapse OF
fifty years. Then he swallowed his
bitter pill in vain: now the sick man
takes his sugared Pill or honied Drop
and soon j. wellagain. Those adapta
ton Of the sciences which bear upon the
security or the comforts OF human life
are after all the tangible points Of their
vantage TO man. Without them j, mat
ters liille how much may be discovered,
or what We knew since il is unavailable
to cur necessities and use.-Easfern
Literary ReUieW.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. AT the general election
10 the State oil Iowa, held on the irst
MONDAY Of August last. there was a
poll opened 10 each township and elsc-
ton precinct. for the purpose Of taking
. vote Of tbs people, for or against q
Convention, 10, rsvise or amend the pres
enl Constitution OF this State" Of which
election due returns have been made and
the votes ~canvasasd.
Now, THRREroRE, /, JAMES w.
Governor of said STATE, do
declare and make known, that there were
polied for . Convention, Thirty-tuo
Seven hundred and Ninety
Uofes. and agaiust Convention, Four
thousand one hundred and sirty-
too rotfs. makinga majority in favor Of
q Convention Of e;gAtsea thousand sir
hundred and twenty eight rotes.
And ! DO furthermore deeIare, that an
election 81 delegates TO said Convention
will be held on tho Tuesday after the
6rst Monday in November next, the
election 10 be conducted and the eturns
made according to the provisions Of the
Csds regulating general elections, AID
aci entitled IAN act providing for tho
Z revision and amendment Of the Consti
luton Of this State" approved January
gath. 1855.
M IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
ST.. : : ! have horeun,o set my hand
and caused the great seal Of
~ State 10 bs hereunto aft liked
Done al Iowa City, this tenth day OF
A. D. 1850.
By the Governor:
JAMES w. GRIMES.
GEO. w. McCLEARY, See'y Of State
g Weather so-day is delightful. warm
and plsasant.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware.


ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN.
SILAS a. HUDSON 4. CO.,
WHOLESALE ANp RETAIL DEALERS IN
STOVES. CASTINGS, TINPLATE,
Copper and Sheet Iron, Also. hro. Nails,
Steel, &C., &C.,
N MANUFACTURERS OF
TIN. COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
Main street, opposite the "W~ighiman House,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
VNJE OFFER to the trade, merchants
w and Others, thia year one Of the largest
and most complete stocks in our line ever bro't
10 Iowa, and are prepared to and will sell upon
as good terms as any house in Chicago or st
Louis,
Cooking, Parlo, and Heating Sfoues.
We have the best Cooking Stoves out, and
decidedly the neatest and fullest assortment of
Parlor, Franklin and other heating Stoves to
be found in any house East OF W~est-emprac-
ing over twenty new patterns, and Of a s!yl lie of
finish ~nnequalled by any other patterns.
Iron, Steel, Nails. &C., &C.,
We have opened a room exclusively for the
sale OF Iron, and will keep a large and full as
sortment OF every kind and description of Iron,
and OF the articles connected with this bust.
ness, which we win sell at the lowest market
prices. n30-till ma.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

WELLS GERMAN CONDITION POWDER
Is particularly useful when horses are
taken from the pasture 10 the siahle, and
when feeding new corn. l, promotes
rapid digestion and tend 10 proven. Collie,
A largo bottle OF WELLs' GERMAN
LlSIMENT should always be an hand
when feeding new corn. as itisa sure
and speedy remedy for Collie.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Gun SmithIng.

Gun SmithIng.
THE UNDERSIGNED, has opened a shop,
1 nearly opposite Woods Hotel, for the
purpose OF carrying on the BUSINESS, Of
Making, Repairing, and Dealing IN
Rifles, Shot Gums, Pistols &c.
Having had long experience in the business,
ne can give. satisfaction to all who may en-
ploy him.
u Prices low, and all work warranted
for a year.
GEORGE Hidden.
Ottumwa, July 10th, 1S56.-ns. 20-3m
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

a See the advertisement Of Prof. o.
J. Wood IN another column. Hia hair
Kes.esalivs j. ! truly valuable prepare
ton, az viii be seen by reference to the
certificate accompanying the advertise.
men,. We can with confidence recon
mend those Of our readers who neec
such q preparation. to give it fair trial.
and have no doub, the result viii be en-
tirely satisfactory 10 them.--JacksonuiNe
Constitutional.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

JOHN GRANT has a very desirable
property on Timber ST., in This City, for
sale. The location is ole OF The finest
on the bluff. The shrnbbery aud frui,
trees on the premises greatly enhance it's
value. We recommend some Of our cit
liens in want Of properly to live on, 20
examine this Of MI. Grants.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Meetings.

Iha Republicans of Wapello
0Fnslnty are requested to meet at
{ III pace of holding elections in
s.sstsi9irsseveral townships respect
e IL,
,.D , SATURDAY, THE 18th INST,
rl choose Delegates to a Con-
u s''s s,ition to meet at Ottumwa on
10Th, to nominate a candidate
, ooS the Constitutional Conven-
housu.
order of the Central Com
su a,stee. Oct. I'd.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

a N. b. Dawson Esq, one of the
editors Of the Davenport Gazette, COM
mil,ed suicide on Sunday morning The
l4sh. inst. by serving his jugular vein
with a p~en.snife.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

a John Wood, Of Quincy. has been
nominated for Lieut.. Governor, ia place
Of Mr.. Hoffman, declined an accoun, Of
ineligibility. Mr.. Wood was formerly
a Wing in politics.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

Say, Fellow Citizens Of Iowa.
nOYOU KNOW that Manson's Gammipp
II Machine is the best in the United States
doing ITS work without the least danger Of
breaking or bending the hardest cast steel
CIRCULAR or STRAIGHT SAU,.
Well, we have one Of these powerful ma
chime in operation. and viii gum and straight
en- saws with nsatness and dispatch. charge,
moderate. Call on J.. b. MYERS & DAVIS.
sept. 4-n27-tf.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

lsviH h BRo.-Odr friends of the
dy Pay Store are receiving their
rns 'shasss for the fala and winter trade.
quail ersnisG them ~ fac. - possible. l,
! d. Anply repay . walk through their
aaeos ssom. % feet in depth. 10 set y
ESi'. u their stock. They sss deter
ed not 70 Be undersDId By any. A
ymaf notice only appears this week ow.
40 ~ esewdsd s,sss OF our columns.
isss - sslI prsieslars will sp,ss,
~ VII.