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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-07
Coming Fair.-SuggestiOns
, from the People.

Ne have received a communication
fom gentleman of this city, relative to
ne arrangements made for the conven-
nee of visitors to the Fair which COM
lences next Tuesday. We have not room
n all he says; but the following extracts
inch upon matter of considerable con-
fquenee to the bulk Of the people:
SIT is well known that two or three persons have
e exclusive privilege of selling refreshments in
lie the Fair grounds, and at prices beyond the
ach of hundreds who wish to witness this inter
hing exhibition. For instance person of mod
ate means buys ticket of admission, say at
cents; during his stay, he becomes hungry and
rsty; if he INDUCES hmselfinside of the grounds
has to pay 12& cents for drink of any kind,
We water If he wishes to eat, SO cents is charg
without regard to the quantity or quality
lille. ON the other hand, numbers of sheds are
ected on the outside, opposite the gates, where
rsons can obtain a drink to quench their thirst
Oh cents-and lunch for 121 cents But un
tunately for them, after having passed outside
thi, purpose, they cannot again enter the
buds without an additional charge of rs cents
bueh they be absent only a few minutes,
Why should such a state of things exist?
Our correspondent is at fault with re-
rd to the appropriation by the COUNCILS
one thousand dollars to the objects Of
} Fair; as the measure, although favor
" acted upon by the Common Council,
IS lost in the Select Council. But he
Us, truly and pointedly, that liberal in
yidua aid has been extended to it, which
t alone should urge the proper commit
to see that every arrangement possible
made for the comfort and convenience
Visitors. 1t is we'll known that a hand
ne surplus has remained to the Society
er each of its two previous exhibitions;
that nigardliness has no excuse.
|angers should certainly have the priv.
Re of going outside the grounds for a
moments, without FORGETTING the right
return. We would suggest, then, that
cks, good for one day only, and not
miserable should be given to such ticket
aers as wish to pass in and out during
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New York Markets.

New York, November 6.-Flour-The
market is heavy, with sales of 5000 barrels
Common to good State $4,85a4.95; Ohio
5.85a5. 90; Southern $5.20a5. 40.
Wheat-IIas declined; sales of 41,000
bushels-Chicago Spring % cents.
Corn-Is quiet sales Of 5000 bush
els at rs cents for mixed Western.
Porll-The market is dull Mess de-
clined 10 cts-sales Of Mess at $19,62 /;
Prime $16
Whiskey-is unchanged-sales of Ohio
at % cents.
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A SOLEMN JoKE.-"Bill,T I've been deal
ing in real estate a little, lately. "-"Woll,
John, how much have you dipped IMP
Bought lot in the cemetery and a half
acre for residence lot just north Of it. -
"Just northl what in the deuce did you
go 50 far north for? Going to live there?"
Eyes, Bill, wanted a home beyond the
grace" Bill looked solemn, and both
vanished, whistling q melancholy air.
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Conviction of Bank Robber

TORONTO, Nov. 4.-Cummings, the Off
Ger of the Bank of Upper Canada, who was
lately arrested for robbing the bank, was
tried to-day and found guilty of embez-
element, and recommended to mercy.
McGaftey, now under arrest in Buffalo
for completely in the same affair, is I'M
dergolng an examination as to the validity
of his arrest and removal to Toronto I'M
der the Ashburton treaty. The case is
exciting considerable interest.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-The Citizens
Bank resumed specie payments to-day.
There is considerable specie coming in.
Yesterday business was much brighter.
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived.
A fire occurred at Brownsville, Texas
on the night Of the 10th, when ninety
five kegs of gun powder exploded, killing
tonr persons and injuring several others.
Loss 100000.
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LAT EsT N E w S
Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The Black
Warrior at this port brings intelligence
from Havana several days later. Political
affairs were quiet.
Sugars were dull and quotations nomi-
nal. The exports on owners account
were on the increase.
Exchange unsettled. Money tight.
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Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The election
in this State has resulted in the success of
Of the Democratic State ticket Miles
Taylor, antl-Slidell Democrat, has been
reelected to Congress. Also George
Eustis, Americana in the LIST Congressional
district The Legislature is Democratic.
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Bss| An old lady in the country has
good deal of confidence in her daugh-
ters's prudence. She says, frequently,
that she can trust SARAH AMANDA any,
where. That must be q Salamanca
Safe.
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New Jersey Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-The Demo-
Gratis in New Jersey have election six SEN
ators out of eight. The Senate will stand
Is Democrats toe opposition, and the
House 35 Democrats to rs opposition.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of j. W. n II. B. Pentz, is dis
l. solved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm will
please make immediate payment to j. W.
rized to settle all outstanding accounts.
November 9th.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
MM. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

WIN. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.
Capt, Aaron Blancy, Mrs. Blanoy, ship
Cegariio; D. L. Barthell, w. S, West,
Baltin re; Capt. A. Howes, ship Hip
poyrotl; w. e. Allen, DR.. j. j. Simpkins,
h. Nottingham, L. Elliot, Virginia; J. H.
Pity busgh, H. Cobb, Stony Creek; 7. j.
Pearse. Great Bridge; Mrs. Capt. Rogers,
N. 0. Chas w. Sinclair, L. r. Lee, Phil
adelphia; Mr.. Hawley, Mr.. Miner, Lieut..
w. Gwinn, DR.. Nelson, U. S. n; Jacob
Winslow, L. Roakis, Maine; John Kel-
Ian, Dr. Floyd, E. Shore; DR.. N. Painter,
Baltimore.
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The New SIoops of War.

Boston, Nov. 4-Orders have been re-
ceived at the navy yard here to make i'm
mediate preparations for building one of
the new steam propeller sloops Of war.
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M4CON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,,
j. d. Holiday. PROPRIETOR.

j. d. HOLLADY, PROPRIETOR.
G H Prison, Edenton, N. c.; G w
White, B B Baker, N. G. Fl e Wolf, Ply
mouth, N c.; f Barry, lady, two children
and servant, E. City; N G.; j Pretlow, r
} Stephenson, Southampton; G B Ohusft,
W w Gray, Branchville; Thos w Smith,
Thos w Muller, j r Primer, A S Dardin,
Suf1olk;T Harris, Va.
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wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The election in
this State has no doubt resulted in the
election of Randall, Republican, Cover
nor, by about 5000 majority. They have
also a majority in both branches of the
Legislature.
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You cannot fathom your mind. There
is well of thought there which has no
bottom. The more you draw from,it the
more clear and plentiful it will be.
The secretary Of the navy it is said has
determined to have the fifth and last OF
the new sloops-of-war constructed in the
Boston yard.
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Died this morning VIM ROWLAND, aged
76 years. The funeral will be from his brother
George Rowland, residence No. 8, East Free
mason tomorrow Sunday at p. M.
are invited to attend.
On Thursday morning last Mrs. JUDITH Fl.
BELorE, consort of Jno. w. Belote of this
city, aged % years.
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NE We are happy to learn that our
sometime ellow-townsman, Lieut.. GEO.
II. WEEKS, who recently graduated
amongst the foremost of his class at West
Point, is stationed. for the present, at For
tress MONROE,
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HAVING disposed of my interest in the
IL late firm of J. W. u II. B. Pentz, |
take this occasion to express my thanks for
the very liberal patronage bestowed on us
and would respectfully solicit a continuance
of the same to the new firm.
noe IL. B. PENTZ. Il
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Chicago Election.

CHICAGO, Mich, Nov. AT the coun-
ty election yesterday the republicans
elected their entire ticket. Their majority
will probably reach LOO.
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Steamboat Collision.

DETROIT Nov. 4.-'rhe steamboat Ar
row collapsed tue to-day while on her
passage from Port Huron to this port.
Two firemen We're killed,
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CO-Partnership.

HENRY CAKTIGR having purchased
Ill the interest of Mr.. FL. b. Pentz, has as
ISOLATED with j. W. Pentz, and the business
will be continued under the firm of PENTZ
Il CARTER. j. w. PENTZ,
November 9th HENRY CARTER.
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Vermont Election,

MONTPELIER, Nov. 4.-The State Leg
islature has chosen Isaac P Redfield as
chief Justice with five associate justices.
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Municipal Election.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-Mr. Macbeth,
democrat, has been elected Mayor of this
city.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,,

WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRoPR1EToRs.
DR. Fahs, U. S. n; Geo Ferguson,
Charleston, Il H Cansey, Hampton; E E
Ballard, Chas Potter, N. G.; D R Taylor,
Seaboard, N. c.; Mr. Travers, Miss Ira
vers. O O Kearns, Mrs M S Burney, 7 S
Davers, Norfolk; VIM. e Allen, Jos. II
Robinson, Virginia; Thos d FURY, Eden
ton, n G.
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The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, So for six months, and
ST for three months, payable in advance.
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AT 1T AGAIN.

AIM.
CHINA GLASS AND EART'HEN
w A R b.
las. +. BARRY, would most res
- pectfully inform his friends and the ~
public generally that his China, Glass 4S AmpazAA
and Earthen Ware establishment has u
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of every
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and customers on the most &C
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him call--at his old stand corner
Union street and Market square.
no ST
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Wa. The Largest Circulation in
the City. ~
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Il. a. BEAToN. PROPRIETOR.

y. A. BEATON, PROPRIETOR.
Al Mock, Isle of Wight; John Ratters
and lady, Philadelphia; j Summers, Rich
mond; B Ballard, A Runyon, N. Y. G L
Cutler, Va.
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Notice.

DERSONS intending to exhibit Stock or
l. other articles at the Fair of the Sea-
board Agriculture Society or who may wish
to make their entries during the present
week can do so by calling at the store of W.
II. G. LOVITT, Main street.
no At
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-07

no lHoS. NASH, Jr., LIST Sert g.
A CARBIDE. N. Painter, Sur
IA geon, Chiropodist, and Practical Ope
rator ON the Feet, from Baltimore, Md,
begs respectfully to invite the attention Of
the ladies and gentlemen of Norfolk and its
vicinity, to his peculiar and effectual mode of
affording relief, and accomplishing an instan-
taneous and etfectual cure of CORNS, BUN
IONS, and NAILS PENETRATING THE
FLESH, without the slightest pain, in five to
ten minutes and the relief is so instantane-
Gus that the persons thus treated can imme-
diately put on their shoes, and walk without
the least convenience.
DR.. p. has practised in Baltimore the last
years, and is now well known and vouched
for by respectable and prominent persons
some OF whose names are annexed. He, with
full confidence, solicits the patronage of the
ladies and gentlemen of Norfolk
nay Office, National Hotel, No. 81.
ny DR.. p. will attend families at their
residence.
Refers, by permission, TOW G Maxell,
Esq, Col S Houston, Barnum's Hotel, j.
Pennington, Jr., Esq, r Gather Tubman,
Esq, Benz. M Garnett Esq, Marcus Deni-
sen. Esq. Ii Sullivan, Esq, II Luckett,
Esq, } W Richardson, Esq, Nc W Scott,
ESQ, ) B Atkinson, Esq, GOVERNOR Thomas,
Wilson NJ Carey, ESD, Calvin Green, Esq,
Jas. Mason, Esq.,, VIM. II Clabaugh, ESQ,
Fountain Hotel, VIM. l. Walters, National
Hotel. no 7-lw
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MARINE NEWS.
FRIDAY, Nov. e. i


FRIDAY, Nov. e.
ARRIVED
Schr. W. w: Berry, James P. Opposite,
stone to Navy Yark.
Schr. Alice, Howell, N. York, mdze. to
Rowland & Bros, and sundry persons.
Schr. Van Cheat, Van Cheat, N. York,
hay, to sundry persons.
Schr. Sarah Woltord, Harris, N. G; slaves,
tar &c, to sundry persons.
Schr. Mary E. Skinner, Whorf, N. G;
shingles.
Schr. Alexino, Stavro, tar, cotton &c, to
sundry persons.
CLEARED.
Brig Susan Emily Wall, Trinidad, }. M.
Smith Il Bro.
SATURDAY, Nov. Z.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, FIN Bait.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Cognimbo, Blancy, FIN Chincha Is
lands, guano, for orders, to Hardy Il Bros.
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Ladies Morocco and Goat Boots.

% pair Ladies Shanghai NJ orocc o
w Boots,
II &C Goat Hecled Boots,
so Morocco Boots aloft sticht,
so Ladies Goat and Calf aloft sticht
Boots,
Also large stock Misses Morocco and Goat
alott sticht Boots, just the thing for Misses
School Shoes. l.. l.. BRlCKHOUSE,
noe No. ., Market Square.
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"FORBIDDEN FRUIT.v

wv e are this day in receipt of this rare
w and delicious fruit, those who are anx-
ious to procure some, should call early
For sale by
noe G. JORDAN & son.
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the day. The paltry dodge of passing
several persons in by this means, on the
same ticket, the possibility which might
be urged as an objection to this sugges-
ton, we are quite confident would not
be practicod to such an extent, if at all, as
to counterpoise the great convenience
which would be secured to visitors. Let
the people and liberty have the benefit of
any doubt
MS The Cadets of the Norfolk Militia
ry Academy, passed our window at half
past eleven this morning, accompanied
by KAYToN's Independent Brass Band,
oftwelve pieces. The Cadets turned out
forty-seven strong, handsomely uniform
ed in gray with white belts, under the
command ofCapt. r. G. TAYLOR. They
are evidently under excellent drill tuition.
We wish our younger brothers" it
strikes us that is the primitive force of the
word Cddets-the achievement of much
glory in the profession of arms.
NAvAL.-The U. States ship Cyane,
Robt. G. Robb, Commander arrived at
the Naval anchorage in this port last
night, from ST. John, New Foundland,
Oct. 18th. We understand she will 90 to
the Navy Yard to be fitted out, and will
leaven about three weeks for the West
Indies.
The following is list of her officers.
Robt G Robb, Commander.
John Downey, LIST Lieutenant.
Jessy Taylor jr I'd do
Jas G Maxwell, Sd do
Henry Fitting, Purser.
G II Wheelwright, Surgeon.
VIM G Hay, Assistant Surgeon.
Geo r Graham, LIST Lieut.. Of Malines.
Weld N Allen, G D Cove, Chas j Nc
Dougal, George Hamilton Perkins. Mid
shipmen.
John Ferguson, Purser's Clerk.
r L Robb, Captains Clerk.
II P Grace, Acting Boatswain.
Jas d McCloskey, Gunner.
Charles Bordman, Carpenter.
John A Birdsall, Sailmaker.
Number of Crew 1854.
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StOne Ware-A large and varied
~ assortment of Stone Ware, consist-( 9ss7
ing of Jugs, Jars, Pitchers, Pickle Jars, sSm paAA
&c, &C., going off cheap, at u
JAS. Il. BARRY'S,
Corner of Union ST., and Market So.
no 3-tf
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PROVISIONS JUST RECEIVED
Il We now offer very large and selected
assortment Of Provisions.
10 hhds. Western Sides and Shoulders, the
back bone out of the Sides, prime article.
Mess Pork,
Prime Mess Pork,
Baltimore Hams, small and very nice,
A lot of very superior Cheese.
ALSO,
A lot of very nice Butter,
Smoked Beef, Smoked Tongues,
Extra Family Beef, in bbls. % bbIs. and
a bbs.
Also, No. l and Mess Beef
All the above, we guarantee and will sell
on the most accommodating terms.
p. S.-We have on hand 80 bags superior
BuckwhGat which we offer low to close.
PENTZ & CARTER,
noe IL Roanoke So.
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Jordan's Vegetable Cough
@ A N ID Y,

OR COLD KILLER.
G o MP OSED or FIR 4 D & N
DURELY VEGETABLE ingredients, safe
Il and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough,
Consumption, Pain and Soreness of the breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of
the lungs and breast.
JORDAN'S VEGETABLE COUGH
CANDY OR COLD KILLER.
Is a preparation endowed with the highest
curative properties. Numerous cases of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza and Hoarseness have
been cured by its use. 1t will however, take
more or less time to effect cure where the
cough, &C., is Of long standing, but perse-
verence will secure the desired effect, and
restore the diseased organs to their former
tone and vigor. 1t is composed entirely of
products of the vegetable kingdom, prepared
by skillful chemist, so as to possess in a
concentrated degree, the active principles of
the vegetables employed to the rejection of
their useless and inert constituents.
Manufactured by G. Jordan & Son, and for
sale by j. r. HATHAWAY,
G. W. DEY & CO.
l.. w. WEBB,
j. R. LUDLOW & CO.,
nod THOS. NASH, Jr.,
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THOS. o. WISE, Publisher.
TERMS.

SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 1857
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08
Merchants Gargiing or.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
essary qualities to entitIe it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ha- as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies OF all classes, "Merchant's
Gargling Oil,o in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which It's received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties OF an anodyne and restor-
alive, it has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is
attributable to the chemical combination of
the choice ingredients of which it is com
posed.
w. r. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns. n39.
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From Kansas.
INVADERS ARE COMING.

We learn that snail parties are coming in
to the territory on all the public highways
rom Missouri, and are passing 20 the est
ern part OF Kansas On Thursday last, some
gentlemen came down from Tecumseh.-
They report meeting some ten covered veg.
ons on thy route, all filled with men, and all
going west, and none of them loaded with other
than bottles of bad whisky, small quantity
oVprovisio,s aad camp ix.rres.
Parties were coming for week or ten days
bet re the election on the 3oh of March,
1919, and their appearance at this time again
looks ominoas. III they come here 10 interfe re
irour franchise, come from where they NAV,
we Sin cerely hope they will never be allowed
z 10 retnrnto their homes alive. They deserve
death. as much as would wolf who would in
trude upon poultry yard in the night and
steal away the fowls. There is no crime 80
base, and none which deserves such severe
penalties, as robbing people of the right Of
self-government
OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE.
A friend writes us from Ossawatamie. thst
small parties are coming over from Missouri.
End are spreading themselves over the terri
tory, their ostensible purpose to make settle
ments, as has been the case when they have
inade forays upon the territory in the past
their real object to get possession of and con,ro
our elections; we shall not care how many are
converted into permanent settlers.
we observe some of our friends are setting
up independent election precincts. others than
such as are recognized by bogus law. IL any
considerable number of our PEOPLE shall vote
at such Illegal polls, and throw away their
votes, and there, shall be a heavy invasion from
Missouri, and We are unable to recognize or
give proof to the Governor of the number of
these votes, we may be defeated; but we can
not be VI our friends do their duty.
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special Notices.
.~>~~~>->~~~~>~~>~~>><>
~ 4 up A

~ TO MY PATR0NS.--I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage
upon my establishment and would now say that not
withstanding the Iateness Of the season in which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock
and have now larger stock Of articles in my line than
can be found in ANY store west Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9th
ers requiring medicines can be confident Of being
suited in every respect. wM r. ELMENDoRF,
Apothecaries Hail. Richards Buildings,
nol5 Ottumwa Iowa
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Mr.. SAMuELs SuBsIDING.-A private let
ter from prominent gentleman living al Os-
kaloosa, thus speaks of Mr.. Samueis, who has
the State: '.Mr. Samuels, has made nothing in
this portion of the State by has stump efforts
His speeches are such fimsy and light net
works of sol histry and demagoyueism, that
m n of very ordinary capacity and reasonable
honesty, think less DO b OF the MAJ AMI tn e
caase h, supp1r.s, 70 this State to elec
him as he now stands, would be burning
shame which trust in heaven we may not be
called upon to witness''
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DANIEL CLARK. an old and respectable mer-
chant of Newton Ind, says: II have sold all
of DIR. Bakers Pain Panecea, and all of Halps
Balsam-they are both very popular. have
moi had single bottle returned yet, alIhDugh
have always sold, subject to the -yarf&htee.
Your, medicines are considered the best that
have ever been here. Those that have used
is but one among hundreds of letters, equally
conc elusive, of the great popularity these in
valuable medicines have, when once they be-
come known. Forsale by agents everywhere
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STONE CUTTING

VNNllE subscriber would announce to the citizens o
j ottumwa aud Wapelo county, that he will be
able hereafter to furnish as good quality Of Lime
stone for caps, ss and other stone work for houses
cut ready for use be obtained anywhere In the
west and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teed TO be as good as can be done in Keokuk or ST.
Louis Persons from distance be accomino date :.
with cut stone common for building stone
0ttuaiwa, March 20 no15ly Wm MALONE