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g aseceIiss sd Meod end Vile. War; aa1e1g vacA
e1rsd il tAis markee which 70 VIM IN 81 rsAaesd
s1ces r. Oash Can and - anA ~ . eAsap rates e
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specafafiy recessed % attsnd % lie inyisa1icn.
oce1 S ANDERSON : SON.
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DOWD&0-60 kegs naAsslng Powder
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". 10000 feet ruee; Kor saleo y
ecu y (0asetts cepyl ANDERSON . son.
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Besides large lot Of Ready-Made Clothing and Trim-
ming Goods, such Shawls, Coats Of all kinds. Black
and Fancy Cassier Pants, Vests Of all kinds Drawers,
Uddershirts, white and Fancy Linen Boscu Sairts,
Shirt BOsoms, Collars, Suspenders, etocks, Cravats
Neck Ties, silk and LIEN Handkerchief Half Hose,
Gloves. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. etc.
Among the Staple Goods can be found Prints, Of all
grades bleached and brown Musins Tiekings, Checks
Ackorss, Wool and Cotton flannels Of all coorB Do
mestc Ginghams, bleached and brown drillings etc.
Also-Blankets, Plaid Lnseys Linen and Cotton Table
Diaper, ToweIng, Napkins Oh Prints Notions etc. etc
The above stock selected with great and will
Pc -old CHEAP, - 10 my object NOT be outdone in my
ilne OF business.
q Remember the place-ccrner Of Third and WASH
ington Streets. opposite the Post once.
sept2s w. v. UTTER.
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WHETHER o. LONG STANDING REcEnT oRscIH; MKEnHAl
On RxfRanAI; wHETuEA ATfksDkD wrR PnclArsUs,
| HKMonnHA0Es on oDsfAuCfIoNs AID ALL n
i EXTERNAL APPLICATION
10 INTERNAL AnyCvAAfs nDQuInkD AIT CAs8 on
IT 70 RsoUlAfs TEE BOWELS, - c0asTIPATED, %
4 n DIARRuOgA On DySgN9KAY.
THE Piles, while astonshngiy prevalent in their W
rious forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes, are
Ut the time the distressing, frequently dan.
gercus, and hitherto most difncalt ofcnre.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles.
o disease yet realise advantage
thcrefrom. They have been told, professionally per-
haps, there permanent for Piles, and
sequenty have dispared Of any future cessation from
70 IN such sPECIvIC 10 offered for their relief.
which has stood the OF than twelve years
tcf0in Knowledge Of ne proprietors. Of CURING
EVERY CASE.
DIR. CAvANAUGHS PILE SALvE
u strictly scientific combination OF well known
tion BY continued series Of experiments extending
through years Of patient study and investigation, In
field where ample opportunities we're offered for thor
oughly te.sln. " virtues.
frst and only Iafall;5le Specific ever Discovered
for that disease, and which cures 81
OUTWARD APPLICA T10N ONLY! III
And that In time to come, in past, Il will sAd TIE
ts u trial. without failure to perform all the propris-
tors claim for It. their directions attended to-
large number Of gentlemen throughout the country,
nigh character and influence have voluntarily Ut.
tested to Its efficacy in their own not Of hearsay,
and whose may be by reference to the
proprietors publications. TO be had Of their agents
throughout the United States.
Price 81 90 per box, retail. The PILE SALvE IL put
up In glass jars nclosed in paper properly label
led, and will keep any length Of time
For sale in this city BY =. =. Gay, 4. Hendricks, T.
DeitEsch, squires and Boss Aug. H. 0arths.
sept1-bp1y 81. Louis. Mo.
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~ rtGe5s - esnesn1 s,As kGse 49, Aay esDc.l
b1sneas q 3e1sro0A 0ssee. p1estto Neg1sp -
Mayiag lmpeste1 ayeen9A on4 U0sf eAttoesvo -
eortsng u ~ kio1 n De11 - oshge agsaesS -
Dsaeaue y eAss liz, - 6s14sos - -, - ~
nav. ennst,t1 aoA eAaaeaG, ~ sessk y nnsoga0eA
d thss ~ any esher p1ace 9 the 0la1s.
70 ~ Ladies n~st Fsspsetsany teese11saA ~ -
stock q Pssaneees. eessssas y ass. 1880 1870
% PcmAdu1, tWsaty dIQsf<et ses@ - ns1 81. -
thirty aIGsrsnt sests u Raa ~ Oologney impaired &e
Hfn1ee, En4aa1, - 0esDaay ard ~ ~ esleefaasa
1nanrH etcGy 0e EN14&ore1n ssf
Ersssnsti1ns aAs wtlA ~ gFsat<sl snaeast14e aA1
panc4un1iey. q ~ - evosy tilBes --
sspsio l0aassts espyI EMIL DfBtxAc3.
n0WT WINE, Measara, Dsan1iss. 1ssncA ard
German Wine and CAAnpaigne II - msss -
psove& brando and q ~ oWest Aarhet prices, se 80
~ tsspti0l III Dl919C1:
GWEARER 8ElLk-60 bbas oelchsSs eyTuA
" " LelGhtcnb %
- bels n. o. eaeas Heass;
g sb!s, bsls and kegs Dslchsrs 0oaden syrsp;
Just received ana for sale q tremendous decline
nom former prices By
septll ]. 3. KINDAkL %.
TIMOTHY seed % l017-10 b1shsls clean
= nev 1lmothy ssed, Jast u and isr sale ~
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Staam Hoiler lrannfactorv


Great Bargains IN Books, lapsF and
!. Stationery.
II HAVE just received large and well selected stock
i Of Writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
School and Once Stationery Of every description,
which oer sell Ut such low agures cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction. Among my list Of papers win
Be found the following celebrated brands:
Kent Mills, Windsor Mill, Loudon.
Union !" ouF1ys i"
Old berkshire NILS De Is Hue Co., -
Holyoke - Rhode Sons,
Middlesex - Moinies Co., Paris.
Westminster !" Owen 3 Hurbart.
Avondale CareW Manufacturing Co.
Eouthworth, Man Co. Durand Co.
Palmer Smith.
Irving Mills, South Lee, Mass. etc, ETC., etc.
Also, large assortment Of School, theological, 20.
etcal aud other books for sale at sgbt advance ON
eoat. +
Country dealers, Pedlers aad othess u and It great
y their advantage 70 cali and examine my stock BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere, am determined TO sell
lower than the lowest. J. p. Brown,
oet18 Rarret House Building, Third str eet.
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w. +. ROSS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,

w. +. ROSS 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE
BROKE RS,
MT. Pleasant, Iowa.
(Once Tiffany House, door east Of the Post Gice.)
ID EAL ESTATE and Land Warrants bought and sold
LII ON Commission. @@
MosKY LoAsKD and Secured and Investments ma
for capitalists,
TAGS fAID also, Notes and Bills Collected and pro-
ceeds RENTED 70 any part Of the United States.
GovERSAENr LANDS Selected and Located with Casl
or Warrants. Eve are nov making good locations in
Mssouri.)
Real Estate FOR Sale.
214O acres UxMPnoyED LAID, at prices ranging Tro
~, 80 TO &a5 per acre. Ne
10 IMPsovEp TAHAs in Henry counsy-s2O t. 500 per
sore.
Is HousEs AND LOTS In Mt Pie--ant-45aO to a. so.
1870 VACANT LoTs In Mt. Peasant to 0G0 each.
16 Available Lots in Logan n. T.; also Lots In Pa
GB Strangers having business with US are referred
to the gentlemen named below for satisfaction
prouptness and fidelity:
Messrs. A. = W. Saunders, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
r. Tiffany, Esq, =. NJ, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. taa
Messrs. scrissn : Gallagher, Chicago, III.
Z W. r. r. J. Robinson, 81. Louis, Mo.
Ross u Lee, Lawrence, Kansas.
HON. u. g. Thompson Brownsville, Nj
/" W.R. Marshall, St. Paul,
Mai }. r. Bennett Register. and Capt. J. H. AcKen
ny, Receiver Of Land once, ChatAeld, MT.
Messrs. WIN. Glenn Sons, Cincinnati, ONO,
/ in. Wilson, Esq, and Prof. J. B. Anderson. Ne
Jas. Brown, Esq, Lawrenceburgh, Ind.
8. b. Ross, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Letters Of inquiry promptly ansxered.
july97 W. r. ROSS . 90
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aosaee naaa said god thiae whsa il .
rseeat address - remaske& awe vho i've q
- Wees bsast 81 or great rivsss q vaass.-
weaid mech peosef skAs ~ oou1d boast
q ussng . tub fall Il Il every dAy.s s'Out
Wes4 hewsver. waesf = only estseaod for
ee!seely ottlitasiAA p1spesss. sWatsr b COED
Thing. rsnasked : Missoasian. s.lt y pooe
se.6 . dsinh, bet Il has doe Nero thaa any
ethse agsas for aavigaeieo.w 4
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1nICE-io fssress psins nsv Ries. 1sst 3 90 tos
II saie ~ " fssSsllI ~, KlneAA eO0.
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Dr. RalnSs Opinaom ~ &HostetteFs0 BletcFs
eps,uovrso, III, April Ash, 1ses-seme moaths stnees
while recovering from an attack Of Remlttent Fever,
was requested 10 try Hostetters Dters. ~ an article
peculiarly suted 70 the condition Of cenvaescents from
feves simple justice to say that restored the
pouszs Of NJ digestive orsans ana at The same time
kept ~ bevels ssAsy opea. have NO hesitancy IN
saying hat hithero. In using u IN my practice, y has,
In every case whore have ordered Il, acted like
charm In thus speaking freely Of n, far from pun
patent medicine An article 1t BY means caimsto be-
SANFORD BELL. u. D.
no,a bv Druexaees and dealers gsnesaAy. fsept1O
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Carpets from New York Auction.
Ne u. EDINGER,
Jefferson Street, between Main and Third,
III AS just received
IL A LOT or CARPETS
which viii be sold prices before known In this
city. Cal and zee before parchasiDg elsewhere.
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EmnInYnnenf

CAAApAVyWO0&
IDERSONS seeking employment, Or wishing 70
= employ help Of any kind, also those having prop
ery to sell Or lease, have their wAHr registered
and advertised 1t the Intelligence Once" where .
Register viii Be kept for that purpose.
oci5-dtf G. MARBLE
Cor. Warrington Third Sts, over the Post ONCE.
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NEW AND CHEAP. GOODS.
w. " mTTRU

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
w. ". UTTER, Is .s +,
Corner Of Third and Washington Streets.
HAVING now just returned from the East, I am now
IL receiving and opening . large assortment OF
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS.
which prepared 70 sell the trade 1t very reduced
rates. for cash and cash only Particular attention
given to the ladies department. In selecting my Goods
and would call their attention to the following which
has already been received and are now ON exhhitio1
and offered for sale:
Coaks. Embroideries,
Mantillass Gloves, Hose,
EhaWls, Carpet Bage, II
Dress silks, Satchels,
white Goods. Port Monnaies,
DTess Buttons, Wallets.
Dress Trimmings, Work Boxes,
Bonnets OF al kinds, Knit Hoods,
Bonnet Ribbons, skirts and Hoops,
Flowers, Corset Lacee,
Collars and Undersleeves, Elastics,
Laces and Edgngs, Lace Wells, &c.,1c.
In fact have almost anything and everything that
10 neat plain, fancy, or useful that any one
could wish ask for
The gentlemen win please bear in mind that
they were not altogether neglected in selecting my
hoods, and heir wants were supplied by things
saas cannot BE- surpassed for beauty and durability In
The way Of f s#
BROAD CLOTHN
GA&SxNERES
HAzZxNETTN
TWEEDS,
.YEA Nc
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC.
IN TORY, NJ. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil Mil, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly ON hand, and Or
ders, BY mail or otherwise, promptly attended to.
nov. 2S.W. URIAH Lopez.
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Notice.

THE partners Of the House Of Green, Thomas
3 Co., with the addition Of Mr.. j. b. Field,
viii continue the Banking and Exchange business, at
the once Of Green, Thomas Co.. and will open ON
Tuesday morninR, October 9th, under the style Of
octS GREEN, THOMAS : FIELD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

july 10
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DoxsTERss oYsTE1s. OYsEERs'

COOP OLD BOOKS % ! new form. We hs
"a received new editions Of
Hume's England, vols:
Gibbons Rome, 8 vols;
British Essayists, s vols:
BancroftS U. O.; 70 which invite the attention Of
these mot Jet possessed Of these invaluable pubca
jy10 j t. COR&E aON
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EPH JON E s /,

OF qualities and prices 10 compare favorably v
HE nsaghbO1s. He invites general inspection, q
adept that larger or more desirable stock cannot
found In town. lOct0-dt
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EWRTY bbls and u bbls White Fish and Trout;
auglO II. Il. ROGERS co.
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OK Ak1U00 1006 OF 10@Uef.
II he RAND 4 CO., having on hand the
1Le largest stock Of LUMBER ever offered IN this
Market have deter niped to rednce Tie price to
respond with the tnes, and for the present viii sell o.
the following rates, fse CASH ONLY:
Common Lumber, go 10 Is per n.
Dressed Noesing, Is % 81
Siding, 10 SO
Lath, 2,25" 4.1S
ShinGle1s z, 50" 500
Josts. scaning, Square Timber and ell other kinds
In proportion. [oct1-dw4w
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

We are glad that the great head OF Ma
tional Democracy has so plainly av owed
himself. We think President m ust be
tn the last degree trucking and sy eophan-
tie to declare his concurrence vi tn doc
tribe put forth without shadow of judi
cial weight or authority, and contrary to
all former interpretations of our funda-
mental law. to strengthen and sustain a
neeuliar and sectional inte fest in the coun-
try. That power which brought forth the
/ Dred Scott decision h.s made complete
automaton of the President He dares
do nothing which the slave power docs
not approve, and dares not refuse that
which it commands. With all his boast
ed firmness, he is mere tool. more plia-
BILE and easy of management than was his
predecessor. In imitation of his southern
masters, and in true border ruffian spirit,
he calls the thousands of honest, high
minded freemen of Kansas, rebels against
the government, because they will not
submit to tyranny. We hope not to hear,
after this latest communication from the
President, from Free State Democrats
that he is in favor of freedom in Kansas
If he is the standard of National Democ-
racy-and who will question it?-the
T0ecomnton innto are incontroyertibly or.
thodoX.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Mails.


We are pleased to inform our subscrib-
eTs South, that the Herald of Freedom
win be delivered regularly hereafter in
that direction. We have been down the
entire route twice within few weeks,
and also applied to the department; and
the result is tri-weekly mail from Law
renee to Fort Scott.
From Lawrence to Osawattomie, the
mail is carried in a hack, and passes thro'
one of the most beautiful regions of coun-
try in Kansas. The Post Offices on the
route are at Blanton's Bridge, Brooklin,
on the Santa Fee road, Prairie City, OF
tawa Creek, Peoria, Stanton, 0sawatto-
mie. From this place to Fort Scott the
mail is carried on horseback. 1t passes
Lewellen, Keokuk, Centerville, Moneka,
Sugar Mound, Mapleton, &c.
Any of these towns, or Others on the
mail line, can have post Office by apply
ing to the department, if it does not in
yolve increased expenditure in the trans
portation.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Weather Cocks.
Happy the man. in times like these,
Tbo trims his sails to every breeze"

The above couplet contains valuable
thought at this time, and, judging from
observations in the political world, We
should suppose it had been used as the
text of certain 'leading'' men in this Vi
cinitv for the last few months. We ven
ture the assertion that q weather vane
has not changed oftener than have certain
"sagacious leaders, in the Free State
party. Men who have been violent, and
even denouncing those who were in favor
of voting at the October election, have
suddenly come forward, and are laboring
to prove that they have been for more
than year past in favor of such line
of policy, but did not think it best to
make their ideas public at once, because
it might prejudice the cause. Menwho
tell us three times within the space OF a
week, on the stump, and before large
audiences, that there is nothing honest IN
politics, and that men who expect to be
honest must keep out of the political
arena, do well to display copies of their
oaon letters which they profess to have
written months ago, showing their adhe-
sion to a line of policy; but the legal
maxim s'False in one thing false in all, y
apply to those men, and if they are
what they profess to be, political tricksters
the people will believe just as much as
will suit their purposes and no more. Il
was part off legal reading that party
should not be allowed to manufacture his
own evidence. IF person can bring for
ward copies of his ot0n private letters tt
sustain himself on a position he occupied
months ago, he can prove anything he ha
mind to. When men stand before th'
country who are se!f-convieted of bein:
political tricksters, ,and deuounce as "fools'
those who profess to be honest, it doe
seem to us that that man is exhibiting al
amount of efrontry which is rarely pos
sessed by mortalS, and he should be ex
hibited to the country as a model of hi
kind.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Another Invasion


lev. Mr. Stewart, a gentleman of intel
hgence and veracity, who has been trav-
snng through the border counties of Mis-
sour, and just returned from a trip of
considerable length in that direction, saws,
That he saw and heard evidences eyery-
Where on his route, conclusive to him that
Preparations are again making in Missouri
TO invade Kansas in October, with the
view of participating in our Territorial
election.
We clip the above from the last Herald
of Freedom, We do not know what coun-
ties in Missouri the Rev. Mr.. Stewart has
been travelling through; but we think the
gentleman has been misled. We have
neither seen nor heard of any intention of
the people of the border counties of Mis-
sour TO invade Kansas at the October cleo
ton. The truth is, so far as we hear and
believe, the people of Missouri are willing
that the actual bona fide settlers of Kan
sas shall in future conduct their own af-
fairs and do their own voting, and howev-
er much they may desire the institutions
of Kansas to be moulded as>our own, it
is not their intention to force those insti-
tutions on the people of Kansas if it is
apparent that it is against the will of the
majority of her settlers.-Iadepeadeace.
No., Messenger.
| We are glad to observe the above state
ment from the Messenger, which is sup
posed to understand the movements of our
opponents in Missouri. The editor, VIM.
PEACOCK, Esq, we have ever believed to
he an honest and truthful man, and that
any statements made by him in his jour-
nal could be relied upon. We are salts
fed, from later information, that he is
fully advised of the intentions of the pro.
slavery party in Missouri, and that it is
not the intention of that party to interfere
to any considerable extent in our Terrific.
rial affairs from this forth. Indeed, We
have assurances from the Rollins wing o.
the people of Missouri, that if those fire.
eaters do come over to interfere in oul
elections, their votes shall be balanced by
an equal number of the real Democrat.
of that State, who are opposed to inter.
ference in the dom mestic affairs of anothe
| State Or Territory. The Rollins party, it vii
be remembered, had large majority a
the late election, all along the Kansas
border, even in Platte County, the hot
bed of fanaticism, and the home of Atch
ison and Stringfellow.
Besides this, it requires an immens'
fund to fit out and forward to Kansas
sufficient army to control matters here
This fund cannot be collected in Missouri
nor in the South at this time. And mel
who have almost ruined themselves pecu
niarily, in advancing funds for such move
ments on the faith of Southern promises
cannot be prompted to do the same thin;
again now, when there is no earthly hop
that such funds can be collected hereafter