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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK,
JUST ISSUED FROM THE PRESS.
DIR. DILBENBACK
Dictated INHALATIO

ME DICATED INHALATION
THE TREATMENT
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
and CaIarrh;
Comprising all the recent discoveries and Improvements
In this mode Of practice together with the remedies '
Illustrated tOtb numerous Cases and EngTa1'ngs'
Octave Volume, 224 pages, FfIce S1s
This book is one Of interest not only to the profess
sionRl man bat to the general reader II is so DC
valuable and useful guide to the eousumptiye lnValo,
and should be the hands Of every FANNY III te
DR. D. attends to the examination ana treatment OF the
above disease daily from O'Clock till g. at his oice,
Cambridge street, Boston,
my16 dTuThSsSWly
Rush,s Cough Cure Lozenges are superior
70 ana other Medicine in the form Of Candy Lozen
Res for the cure Colds, Coughs HOarsness Asthma,
Group Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat and all diseases of
tie Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BUSH
CO., "a Front street. deodtf mch26
DIPLO MA AW EDS!
DR.. CLARKE'S
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters,
BY the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
al their Fair held 10 Boston, Sept, 1857.
Warranted made of Dock Root Sarsaparia, DaEdelion
Wild Cherry Prickley Ash Rhubarb Thoroughwort, Win
tergresn, &C Warranted to Billiors complaints,
weak stomach loss of appetite, dyspepsia piles, cosve
and humors they renew, restore, ortiy and build
up the system, pleasant to take, and sold at the
Sold in worcester by JAS. GREEN aud N. h. AN
DREWs, Main street, and dealers throughout city and
country generally. d3m* ap2
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CHILDREN's & YOUTHS, CLOTHING


Ample provision has for many years. existed in this
ey IoT the abundant supply of every description Of
Mems Clothing, but hitherto little attention hss been he
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth indeed no
shment In this city has hitherto attepted tbe rab
er dihcut business of manufacturing an adeouata e
era assortment Of the various STYLES ana sizes IN h
uren ana Youths Clothing, (and the want of sueb an
establishment has for long time been regarded I'd se
rous inconvenience) Believing, thst city SO extensvs
and important as Worcester has become AZ east
one first class establishment Of this sort the snbsch
have heenindused to establish separate ana dstinci
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale on
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
AT wholesale and RETAIL and for this purpose senar
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second sor q,
our store which s under the charge an experienced ar
ust VINO VIII at all times be prepared to make 10 order
any style OF Children and Youths Garments for ali peT
persons VINO may not prefer selections from our stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
o which, we here desire say that we intend TO keen
very extensive and varied assortment NJ all the beat
Byls 10 vogue In the larger cities and Il will he ony con
bant ann 70 produce Garments OF the Neatesf and yosf
aTdchOe F0Tpi and Style and IN furnish them al ali
lines a. the MOST MoDERATs PRIoes possible which
prices WIZ be marked In Plain Figures upon each Gar
Inent, and sold upon the 80 ~" ""i-
"One Price system,D
As in the other departments Of our business Wa
have only 10 add that we hope 10 make this Denarsnt
worthy Of general confidence and patronage.
A. r. WARE& CO
noh3o d3taw&wf
Wa AKklED WOMAN's MEDICAL
lVA COMPANION. For sale by WIN ALLEN
mch17 dtf 27b Main street
GRROOKs, THREAD For sale al
ID CHARLES A. UPToN's.
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WOTcester Water Cure, open Summer and
Winter. Electro Chemical Baths used in casesS
Office hours from to 2. NJ Out door practice attended
to as heretofore For terms &C., address
mch7 d&wtf s. ROGERS, NJ. D.
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A. P. WARE & co.
SPRING CLOTHING,

Would respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public to their very extensive stock of
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
we have a LARGE ASSORTMENT of choice styles O
COutiugs. Vestings. and Pant Goods,
which will be made in the Best StYLe at The
Shortest Notice and at the
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CLARKE'S ALE PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitution subject moderates all excess and
removes all distractions speedy cure may be relied
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TO MARRIED. Ladies'
Coughs, ROrasenesg and Bronchitis.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to the
affected pars the sedatvs and soothing effect the mu-
cous lining Of the windpipe into the Broneh alays pull
monary Irritation and gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections to which public speakers
and singers are liable. d&w6m dill
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CRUDE CAMPHOR-A fre1h lot Coz sails b.
~ je2 dn CHAs. oLARKn'
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TO LET.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WRAPPING PAPER-sil sizes, for sails BY
w ap10 DIFF BROOKS & sPEARNS
MILLET SEBD.-A few barrels Of nice Miiet
1Vh Seed, for sale low by BASsETT & STAPLES,
je8 dstf Foster street.
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DR.LINNELL,

L. u. NICHOLS. M. D..
HoMEOP ATHIC PHYsIOIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. OFFICE HOUR
ITO 8, AND TO O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Worcester. Oct. 20. 1853
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BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS
ab may be had at No. Park street my2Sdf
PAWS EXTIRPATOR, for Toothache, Rheu
~ matism, Headache, &C., &C. Sold by
je2 diff OHAS CLARKE.
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The Hard Times.

We beg leave TO say to our friends that in
viewof the stringency in the money market,
we find il very difficult to met our current ex-
penses with that punctuality we desire .o.--
We hope no one will imagine that we are ex-
empt from the consequences OF these hard
times. or all institutions, printing Offices are
dependent upon regular receipts, coming
in from numerous sources in small sums i.
may be, but coming il regularly, daily, and
such being the fact, they feel scarcity quick
er perhaps than almost any other branch o.
business. Now We have good deal due us
from good many patrons and subscribers and
we have just this to say to each one, come and
pay US little, a portion il not all you owe US,
and it will enable us to get along, to pay our
hands, and to purchase supply Of paper for
winter. We hope this ca:l will be noticed and
responded to by all who know themselves in
debted to this Office for subscription, job work
or advertising. 49,,
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New YoRx. Oct. 10

New YoRK, Oct, 10.
The Tribune has special dispatch from
Lawrence, Kansas, 9th, saying the election 10
still open. So far, the Free State ticket is
300 ahead and they will carry the district BY
large majority. The Missourians voted In
johnson Co., but were only able to carry it
by about 200. Strong hopes are entertained
that al the frauds are defeated, and the Free
State party triumphant. At Lecomptoa no
serio 70 disturbances 20 far As heard from.
The Tribune Of this morning reports the fol-
lowing suspensions: WIN. H. Carey. silks |;
Wood & Grant, Groceries, Connolly 4 Ad-
ans, @. s. Hoffman. Buckley 4 Moore, and
Baptist 4 White, tobacco dealers.
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| 1t has stood the test Of time and performed
when all other remedies have failed. Read
the following:
VIM. M. CLApP, Of Albion Ind, writes
Dec. LIST. 1855. 81 am entirely out of Chris
ties Ague Balsam. II cures everybody ,uho
gires 1t o fair trial. Send me six or twelve
dozen immediately" abt Z
Mesms CoArs 3 CHrLpEs' Of Otsego, Mich.
writes Of On. CHRisrIE's AGUE BALSAM:
Its unparalleled virtues soon became known, and
1t is now generally acknowledged to be the
only reliable specific or antidote FOR Ague and
Fever"
BoLLEs, SMITH & Co ,Proprietors, Chicago.
For sale in Ottumwa by VIM. F. Elmendorf
J. L. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Q.

6r. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
Four gentlemen, just from Kansas, learned
that Jefferson county had gone largely Repub.
lican. Calhoun county, doubtful.
The following precincts in Leavenworth
county give Republican majorities:--
Easton, 81; Wyandott, so; Leavenworth,
200. Delaware and Kikapoo give Democrat
ic majoritiss Of 30 and $50. In the latter pre-
cincts the troops voted at the instance Of Gov.
Walker.
johnson county ID conceded to the Demo-
Gratis, but It 10 thought that Douglass county
will give q sufhcisntly large Republican ma
jo-ity to carry the District.
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In the industrial dspa rtment we saw an inn
mense collection OF all conceivable kinds Of
agricultural implements. Several different
reapeas wers on the ground Many's taking
the first premium. We noticed three thresh.
ing machines, and corn-planters. seed sowers,
cider mills, feed-mills, corr shelters &C., sine
nsmero. A beautiful little portable steam en-.
CINE, Of four horse power, manufactured At
Davenport, BY Townsend, Smith & Co., at
tracted much attention.
+ Gov. Samuels, Mr.. Gi,laspy, Judge Hall ;
Judge Lowe and Senator Harlan are in the city.
and will speak tonight.
FOURTH DAY.
The Fair opened this morning, with ratl,-
er thin audience, and the first thing in order
was the exhibition Of thorough bred horses.
In this list we noticed some Of the best horses
or the ground, among which we're magnifi-
cent four-year-old, owned BY Mr.iAllen, OF
Davenport, (who received the first premium in
that class), and another belonging to Mr.. Cam
non, Of Davenport, to which was awarded the
premium in the class Of three year-olds.
At nine O'Clock all the stations were enter.
ed. with colts. FOR the sweepstakes. in which
order grand display Of noble horses was
made. The first premium was awarded to
Sherman Morgan horse, owned by Mr.. Stone,
Of Jones county, and the second TO Flyiae
Morgan, the property Of Mr.. Kerr, OF Mus
catine.
Immediately after the decision Of the pre-
miums, race was gotten mp upon psivate
scale, FOR rscking horses, which, fortunately
for our patience, was Of very short duration,
As a bay mare, "Jenny Shenkle,' belongin g
to Mr.. Shenkle, Of Muscatine, left her com
petitors 80 far behind that there was no room
for jockeying or excuses. Her best time was
2:3Sf, and the best time made by any other
was 2:44.
AT two o'clock blowing match took place
In field Immediately adjoining the Fair
grounds. Eight persons entered their names
for the premium. Their skill and dexterity
In this important branch Of husbandry was
much applauded. Mr.. Greare, Of Scott
county, obtained the first premium, O'Cottril,
OF johnson, the second, Mr.. Cattell OF Mus
catine, the third, and Master John Chowan,
lad OF twelve years, who turned beautiful
furrow, was awarded prize Of ten dollars.
At one O'Clock in the afternoon, a grand
cavalcade of all prize animals moved round
the track. This procession, being formed of
some OF the best stock In Iowa, was fine
spectacle. ,s
At half past two o'clock, sale Of stock
took place tn the cattle ring, where some first
rate animals were sold for good prices, This
closed the exhibition, and visitors and articles
were rapidly removed from the grounds.
As whole the Fair was a success, moth
Ing happening TO mar, in the least, the pleas
ure OF the occasion. Much credit Is due to
the Marshals for their energy and promptness
10 keeping all things in order, and their inva-
riable urbanity towards strangers. The
crowds that left the city by the various aye
nues Of travel, went away well satisfied with
the exhibition, aud determined to sustain the
Society.
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DARTIAL DEAFNESS Ann

DAETIAL DEAFNESS AND nus
CMAAGES FROM the ear.-DR. HART.
nom affections Of the at his oice 760 Broadway
N r., without charge until cured thereby proving ~
success anequaied and the deaf from being
swndied BY paying sefstyled auris exhorbtant sses
In advance. and the infiction Of still more serious
evils BY permitting the application OF dangerous RENE
dies BY Inexperienced and unskillful hands nr n
may here state that he has no Connection vhsa.va.
with any person advertising to cure deafness neither
has he given permission for the publication Of Ger
therefore be responsible for any alarming
ces resulting from rashness and desperation The oss
q money may not be material to some persons but the
ses ought to be regarded and treated with more
ordinary solicitude. Deafness noise in the head ana
al disageesbie discharges from the ear speedily and
permanently removed without causing the least main
or inconvenience cure In all cases guaranteed
where malformation does not exist Thlrteen ves,ss
close and almost undivided attention to this branch Of
special practice has enabled him 10 reduce his treat
ment to such degree Of success a. 10 nd the most
conhrmed and obstinate yield BY steady atsen.
The following testimonials are submitted with con.
hdence. They win show at least In what estimaton
his professional qualifications held by some Of The
most distinguished medical men Of the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
81 have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HAsr,.v In
practice and have been led to form favorable opin
lon OF his character both In profession and a. gentle
"w. n. PAsrsR, NJ D. Professor Of surrervn
"From my intercourse with Dr. HAa7Isr. / have
found his deporsmsnt TO be correct and
"VALxsrns Moff, N. D."
Reference Of cures. M f9 m sAt ts
Mr.. Goodwin, 18th street near Broadway
Mr.. William silsey. 70 Conrtandt street.
M u r Herdman, Counselor IT Law, 16 City Hall
Place, New York. - - -
Dr.. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. Seth Paine Editor, Chicago.
NJ. James R. Burtis, Gas Works. Chicago.
nois. 8 II.-s'9 81 -. - go" -'''
Mr. B. =. Stephenson. Jscksonvill. In,no,.
Miss Sarah ewaine Nantucket. n sftH
Miss Rebecca D. Howard, Pairhsven Mas 6s
:, james Burnett Pleasant Valley, near Poukeepse,
Tnna-for cure, e96. In compliance Win the re-
large number Of correspondents In the coun-
New York, Or. II. win forward package by Fxnress'
containing al the necessary treatment, Appliances
Ac with ample instructions 70 eject cure On recent
OF w. AND the balance vhen cured. THsss TEAMS
coErinUsD voR oxs noxru ONLY.
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Passed of quietly in this city, and in the
country, so far as heard from-vote supposed
to be light generally. In Ottumwa it is ap-
parantley nearly all polIed, although the nat
aralization by the County Court, the past
week, OF large number, some say 40, increa-
ses greatly the number Of votes in the Town
ship. The Republicans in Centre. fought q
good fight, considering the combination
against them. They had to contend against All
the odds and ends ever heard Of, no.withstand.
ing which they would have given msjority
TO some Of the candidates, il it had not been
for the manufacture Of the. new votes alluded
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ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 10.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10.
Advices from Levanworth Of the morning
Of the 9th state, that Levanworth county is
the only one 80 Gar heard from, giving Demo-
cratic majorities. Doriphan county gives a
Republican majority Of %; Atchison county,
-; and Douglas county, 1900. These re-
turns are given as authentic. Tecumseh town.
ship, l4o Republican majority; Topeka, 100 |;
and Calhoun. l50.
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Bowen, McName & Co. have failed. AS
sets largely exceed liabilities. The suspen-
sions OF Mellis & Ayers, Blake and B.own,
Buckley 4 Co., all dry goods; Mark J King,
furs, and several others are also announced. -
Messrs. Bulky & Co. are said to have suffered
to large extent BY parties abroad holding
their letter Of credit.
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"a The crops OF the state Of New York
this year, are estimated ct s,Oo0, 900 bushels
corn, 100000 bushels wheat, 30,OC0,000
bushels oats, ,0o0, 900 tons hay, 900 900 hogs
$500 900 sheep, A, 100000 tons butter and 49,
600 tons cheese.
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MARRIED.-On Wednesday the 14sh inst,
by Rev. B. A. spaulding, WILL =. MAyoR and MISS
SARAH N. GEBHARr, both Of this city. Il . ssst
81 The tastssst kind Of little package accompa-
MED the above in return for which the printers
tend to the happy party their sincere
and best wishes for . long and happy life.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
Later advices from Kansas state that the Re-
publicans were 200 ahead at Levanworth, and
the Democrats ahead at wyandotte. The i'm
preston prevailed that Parrot was elected to
Congress, and that the Democrats would have
a majority in the Legislature.
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Telegrapllic News.

s WARRINGTON, Oct. 8.
The following communication from the Sec
rotary Of State was Transmitted to the u. s.
Marshals and U. s. District Attorneys on the
1Sth.
SIR:-Fron information received from this
Department there is reason to believe that law.
less persons are now engaged within the lin
Its Of the United States In setting on foot and
preparing the means for military expeditions
to be carried on against the possessions Of
Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica republics,
with whom the United States are at peace, in
direct violation OF the 9Th Section OF tie Act
Of Congress approved 10th April, 1918. and un-
der the 9th Section Of the said Act ,s made
lawful for the President or such persons a. he
shall empower to employ the land and naval
forces Of the United States and the militia
thereof. for the purpose Of preventing the car
rying on Of any such expedition or enterprise
from the Territories or jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States. am therefore directed BY the
President to call your attention to the subject
and to urge you to use all due diligence and to
avail yourself Of all lsgitemate means at your
command to enforce these and all other pro-
visions of the said act Of goth Of April, 1913,
against those who may be found to be engaged
In setting on foot or preparing military expe-
ditions against he territories OF Mexico. Cos
ia Rica and Nicaragua, SO manifestly prejudice
ial to the national character and SO injurious
t. national interests; and yon are also hereby
instructed promptly to communicate to this de-
partment the earliest information you mag re-
ceive relative to such expeditions.
am sir your ob't serv't,
Signed: LEWIS CASS.
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The result may be more favorable to the
Republican county candidates. Gillaspv, and
Johnson for Senate, run behind in this Town
ship. E
Jefferson county, 200 Republican majority.
Mahaska, 100
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O. An editor says that little garden patch
Of his was very profitable last season. The
snails ste up the cucumbas, tiic chickens ate
up the snaiis, the nsishbor cats etc up the
chickens, and We are now In search of some
thing that win eat apths eats. Can any Of our
agricultural friends aid usY
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BuFrAro, Oct. 3.

: BUrfATo, Oct. 3.
Third day New York State Fair. Weather
continues fine. II 10 estimated that there are
$4,000 people on the ground to-day. The in
terest Is Of the most intense kind, and on I he
increase. $8,0O0 have been received at the
ticket Office ut 10 M. Not an accident has
happened to mar the pleasure OF the occasion,
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Lee Bank Mass.
Mercantile Bank Conn.
Charter Oak Bank Conn. -
Exchange Bank Of Conn.
Weare Bank N. HI.
Bank 1T Lima, N. H.
Western Bank OF Springfield Mass,
Bank OF Bellvilie, III.
Pawtacket Bank r. /.
Sowamset sc q txa ga
Yates Co Bank, NY. tl385f8
Leanardville Bank do.
Hamilton !" do.
Erie City Bank Penn.
] Bank OF New Castle Penn s.sstvs
Lancaster Rank, Penn. &
All Washington d. G. money Refused.
Com. Bank, Columbia 9 C
All Georgia, Tennessee and Nebraska, Re.
fused.
Stock Security, Danvills III
Peoples Bank, III. .a
Nashville
Naperville Bank, III w
Commonwealth Bank, III
Aurora
Marine &c
Railroad
Merchsuts' and Drovers' Bank nj Fl
Penisnlaar Bank, Mich -
Macomb co. Bank do "a
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ST. LOUIS. Oct.

OF. LOUIS, Oct. B.
A violent shock OF an earthquake was felt
about o'clock this morning. Another shoe k
ess severe, was felt minutes after. The
rumbling was deep and heavy, making the
most substantial buildings tremble, and over
turning small articles in dwellings. Shocks
weae also felt ct Springfield, Ill.
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GREAT ExCITEMENr
AND NO HUMBUG!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED TO
THE CJTyzrNo IN IN . prr , =, <,<,,,~,..-

THE CITIZENS OF wAPELLO COUNTY,
a DER a. FEINEMAN take pleas,re 4.
Informing their friends and the public generat,v
that they have received and continue to receive .iy
their heavy mammoth stock Of fall and winter cooas
direct from New York and philadelphia
Having bought their entire stock for cash wh.-.,
on account OF the great money panic east thry
Their goods very cheap, and intend TO favor
sns,r customers with the same bargains again
having come to the conclusion that Third In ,ha
hand Is worth two In the bush we have adopted ths
ready pay system consequently the price of goods
come down. thereby making difference from Is 81 ~
per cent cheaper than any other house In Ottumwa
ewould respectfully invite the attention Of burer
oiiancy ana staple dry goods, comprising a full ana
complete assortment of cacoes mlislins drills nlain
ana inquired delains, apaccas, French and English me-
goods and trimmings ess
Especial attention is requested 10 their large
OF clothing consisting OF OF all STYLES and
qualities cloth and cashmere dress and business coat
pants and vests and full assortment of gents' orn
hats and caps. e''
Now, one and all are especially invited to give ~.
themselves. ''', 1870 u"se TOT
Remember the cheap place, at the old stand IN IN.
OF the three story building adjoining the Curiew
P. s. Feeling thankful for the patronage bere.ofo,
extended to us, we do most respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the same. Respectfully
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