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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
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COMMERCIAL col LEeE

coVTHkAsf CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE ThIkD ~
ST LOUIS, MO,
Incorporated BY the General Assembly, Janu
i sry twenty fourth, 1919, with full authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the privileges common
10 Commercial colleges authorized by law, In other
States"-( OAavtsr, Sec. ..
full course of instruction, in this Institution,
embraces Double Entry, Book Keeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law, and Penmanship.
Gentlemen can enter for the course separately,
and IT any time, instruction is impaired ndividu-
ally, and not In classes and each IL nie-
pendent and under control Of Its respective Profess
or who alone Is responsible for the progress Of hts
pupils.
" Young Gentlemen wishing TO prepare Them
selves for business pursuits, are respectfully invited
u call during business hours, and examine the mode
Of imparttng instruction, the progress OF the pupils
and ,he superior facilities extended to those desrous
OF qualifying themselves for the practical duties oi
the counting-house. Personal reference given "a
above two hundred and any t25o) practical acooun-
tsnfs, now In charge of books In this city all OF
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
N. b. For circulars, containing Information Ia
regard to terms, the course Of instr and all
business connected with the above, can call at the
Suoth- East corner Of Washington avenue and Fourt
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES' 81 Louis No.
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RObbing the Mail.

Augusta, August
Samuel {. Scott, post master at Collins. :
C., has been arrested for robbing the mail,
and is now in Jail here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
DMy yTAIE egneaAT
ere =. WEST, Pob1asoes.
TT n Ms OF AOvE 8TuouN NJ
AsAssEsp uponsS sss
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED EA8Sss
May lss., 1887.
NOTICE TO ADvERTISRRs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates. =
Yearly advertising contracts wiIibe understood 70
Apply strictly 70 the immediate business sf the adver
,scr and all other advertisements sent In by the sd
yert.ser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notice. for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free of cost, thereafter charged
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for in
edriGbly IN adrdnce, unless from approved Agents
Contra 10 Tor yearly advertising terminable 1t The
Jsion ~ adv ;rtisers they paying advancement 81
% per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt TO realms matter
oper cent. advance above rates, and kept on N
side rs per cent. advance regular rates.
Al trsnsient advertisements must be paid for ID
advance.
GEO. n WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
II fischer d co. Der Damokraf
HARRINGTON n wILKIE, Daily Evening News
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We W. BOOKS.

Testimony OF the Rscks, by Hugh Miller, 81 Is
American Merchant In Europe, Asia and Au-
STRATA, edhe Ell by Freeman Hunt. 25
Journey through Texas BY y l. OImstead, Is
Life OF Sai-ping.Waus, BY y Mackie, 90
Bay Path, or New England Life, ! %
Two years ago, kingsley, -
Spurgeon the Modern Whitfield, ! %
Spnrgeons, Sermons ID series, I %
Forest and Shore, or the Pine-tree State %
VIVA, or the Secret of Power, Sonthworth, %
Love after Marriage, Mrs. Lee Hentz, rs
Sherwood, or book Of Memories, o.
Sea Spray, Long Island Village, u
Knavts and Fools, =,
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett, -
The White Chief, by Capt Mayns Reid, IS
Chtchat OF Humor, Wit and Anecdotes, %
Saimsgundi, or Whirm-Wans, 10
Crsyon Sketches Of notable men, ] so
Gojeys Gallery OF splendid Ingravings, so
81 Pattern book Of Embroidcries, 20
Every Lady her own shoemaker, 50
How to make dress, Is
The Nursery Basket, or Directions for Young
Mothers, ~
For sale at
The IOwa Book Rooms.
No Sc Brady street, doors above the Post Once.
JunelOdtf RL ADAMS.
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e A II ID

MISS RRNwICK respectfully informs her friends
1N4 customers and the public in general, that in
consequence of her store having been DESTROYED by
the fire On Saturday morning last, she has removed
her 1tock to the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
EDUCATION.


DKV n faEl6ANts. ID II, = Protestant Clergy
~ msn. having taken up his residence In Dayru-
port, vtli give Instruction In Aocient and Modern
French spanish and Itsiisn
He Is prepared to teach Latin, Greek. and tue Ar.
eienf Oriental LANGUAGES. Hebrew Syriac Chs.ff,c.
and Arabic. He will receive private pupils either In
private houses or in his residence, Western Avenue
between rhir! and Fourth streets, near the Market
House and he wishes also to be employed In one Of
the Institution ofthis city. His terms moderate
and Will be made known by applying TO him. He II
able TO produce good Recommendations from several
Institutions In the Ksst.
July7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

forwards, perhaps the next season. (but !
am not certain), the question came up about
street, and some Of your prominent citi-
zens said to me they thought the public
would. In time, require one. do not think
Mr. Russell when he contracted the lands
knew Of any street, ~ he appeared exasper
ated when he learned that efforts were
made In that direction
Respectfully yours.
CHARLES ATKINSON.
Hearing that you had informed Mr. At
kinson in Chicago, while on his way to st.
Louis to buy the College property. that the
residents on Main street would insist
upon keeping open Main street, and if he
bought. he must buy with that understand.
ing, ! am anxious to receive your state
ment in writing Of the truth or error of the
the report, and Of the card of Mr. Atkinson.
Yours &C.,
Ed OF STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport Aug. s.
EDITOR STATE DEMOCRAT
SR,-Your note Of this morning received.
In reply | beg to state that some time in
the Spring Of 1854, Il think, l met Mr.
Charles Atkinson at the fremont House,
Chicago and in course Of conversation he
informed me that he was on his way to St.
Louis to make the purchase of what is
known as the College Grounds from Mr..
Russell, there having been some negotia
tons by correspondence before as knew
then stated to him distinctly that if the
Trustees bought that property they must
buy it with the expectation Of having Main
street continued open through that land,
that the property owners on Main street
would never consent to have the street
closed up at that point, that it was one Of
the Main outlets to the back country, and
required not only by the property owners
Of that street, but by the general wants Of
The public!
EBESEZER Cook
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Notice.

NTRAYED from Davenport q black COW, with four
- white legs, white forehead, white beey and
flank white across the shoulder and down both sides
Of the shoulder and cut on the top Of the right ear
Any person returning the same or giving any In
formation to the recovery Of the same to the under
sisned at the prckyard Harrison street, will
ceive 50 reward. ROBERT ANDERSON.
nug6d3t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

D.Iv.E.VIsORT
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
mis- Institution is prepared to give Is full An,l
- thorough course Of Instruction in
Beck Keeping, Writing, &C.,
10 persons Of all sgts and sexes As can be ACQUIRED
At any other In the West.
Our rooms are large and comfortable. having been
constructed especially for our use The pubic are
requested to call and examine mode OF teaching
specimens OF Penmsnship, sc,
Writing Department.
Perssns Of both sexes taught every kind OF pen
manship aud teachers prepared for executing aud
impartng the same In = scientific manner.
One Room used exclusively for ladies' and children
.vOftre Ia Business Men.
Particular attention paid 10 posting opening,
closing and balancing books. Also a re,r sets az
books will be kept for parties whose business viii
not warrant their employing = Book Keeper on
tsr,ss srAfcA NdA not bIi 10 suit.
LARD w BITING l. COPYIN
Of euery description done at the shortest note
For further particulars enquire at our rooms
Jacoby's new building. corner Of Third and Perry
streets.
JOS C LOPEZ, Principal.
PRATT, Asst do.
Nay c3dtf Gazette cory.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MRS. .aLDE.r CROOK Eft

ID KsBRCTFULLy informs the citizens Of Dayen.
N port that she has opened . Primary School In
the building on Main street, next 10 me L. Claire
House, where she is prepai cd t. take limited num-
Der OF pupils.
Terms made known on application ehooi Room.
June2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
DIED.

In this city, Saturday August Sth, Ogden Hoffman,
infant 500 Of Charles and Adcline H. Powers, aged
months and q days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT. AUGUST 10. 1857.
local A0A1r0.


Local 0A1E0.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
ARRIVALS.
1astsrn@ Chicsgo)twice daily ex Sun'y 8 MAS h
bouthern( WAN Inc and Iowa city) daily 10Y
Northern iva Dubuque) daily st eph
Southern (St Inuis) daily al err
Northern via CsmAnehe, LeClsire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At JPN
Northern via Maquoketa, Dewitt, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday NJ 7Ph|
DEPARTURE. u. y. TIME-
Eastern (viA Chicago) closes 6l-3An
Northern tDubuQuel
Southern (Dt LDus)
southern ~ scxtine and Iowa city, closes lPM
Northern lCamsnche, 1eCisire, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday 1t 0PM
Northern [Nsquokets and Dewitt closes Sun
day. Tuesday and Thursdsyst SPn|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
DEJMOCRMT TIC
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

The Democrats Of Davenport Township will meet
at the Court House Saturday the 18th inst, at7A
O'Clock n. for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
attend the County Convention 70 be holden on the
92i inst and for the transaction Of such other bust
MSS o. may cons before the meeting.
~ order,
sussAtd TOWN COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
ron GALE.

q YokR ofworkng Oxen four ave and s,x years
Oo1d, mies above Davenport On the Miss:ssappi
1tvss. Also, ons three year cid Jack.
A. 16dH. D. 4 =. Z. ALLEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

CO.P0ftnefShfp.
II 1Ayn tAis DAY associsssd Win - N >usa,.ee.
- welleA ncksndry. Ths styis q tAs Am v1i
AsgAids~ DD. oARtn9om.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
Teachers Notice.

TvRACHEaS residlng In the County are collected
i 70 meet preparatory 70 the meeting Of the sIows
State TsacAefs TO be held ct Iowa Oh.
~, August H. ~ sad 18th, In the School House on
crnee Of Seventh and Perry streets Of this cIts 90
SATURDAY August 9Th, at 2 O'Clock n.
aue5dtd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09
GENERAL ELECTION Proclamation.

ucpE,S 3. - L. J., =,
Nv - ,n' - ~ a" ~ VI ,'e
y" al Vi 'iI's 'II'e ,th'lied
-" ae' :" ''t is - UnS I VI
,''S n,n =. 60 ". w ~ u"y W
'"y' 80 80 n.' ", NJ ~ ~ pu1no
no''oe y, ?uon - I'.on IN ~ , a"u 10
.nu'l nH. n,N,I n err MY III Go n'e "a
oe .'e'"' :, - 49,. A. ,ho,:r t,n N I'm
VI ,ie eoo"y "; -; o,;aa,e ,I ne'.oy
man ""u ",,' W CrNrn t"r ylrI,o's
y. VI. ,a," nuuy ~ III -, - II :, -
ho ,r' ",' - 60. ,'a' - ha' y" =. .,'e
'n 80 80 ~, 80 n,h =, ~ Soe"s .a.1
.,n uay y. w ar III. raI,o,; q, ,'e
- nooII 80.
anu 1o,o Co;,
D. - o''0'
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u,, ~, AZ ,e VI "'oS'"'
III t,I %uu 10. o",S" ~ h "
~ t -, WE D.er ,ou,,,h;n
~ d;s,ri., ,, -, tho honse Of I.m.s I
:, ,rS fnr KsII, ,ornsh;n sung
y -, -, ,h. horlo oc coo. VIZ,
!, ,nd G,r E,s, Rnlr,ioe ,ownsbin 'o''''
VT d;s,r;c, =, ,be hons. Of J,mas u.C-oi.,
IN ,,S e., p'rr'Ino 49, " e's"''
VII a,s,,;o, y, ,ha honso ,c W.
Mia; ,hrra for Wes, Ru,r,,o. ,ownsh;n 80
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09
Adjourned Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed d,TrusreeS. will sell at auction in
pursuance 10 and by virtue Of an Act of As
sembly approved the 18th day Of April, A. j.
1857, on MoNDAr the 18th dav of October A ID.
1857, at the premises in the Borough of New
Berlin, the Jail, Court House and all other
Public Buildings and Lands, situate in SAID
Borough, belonging to the County of Union
prior 10 The erection Of the new county out of
part of Union, bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz:
Five lots adjoining each other. and bounded
on the west by Vine street, north by Market
street, east by Plumb street and south by an
Alley, whereon the Court House and
COnn1y 0NCeS are erected.
Also certain loi adjoining Plumb street
on the east Market street on the south. lot of
John Seebold's on the west and an Alley on
the north, whereon the Jail is erected.
Said lots will be sold separate, together with
the appurienances.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. NJ, of
said day, when and where the terms and con-
di.ions Of sale will be made known by the un-
dersigned, duly appointed by said Act for that
purpose. NER RMiDDLESWARTH,
HENRY G. EYER.
July %, 1887 JOHN V. BARBER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09
Amendments to the Constitution.


yt-UEDElS have been directed 10y the Governor to
W give notice that Joint R"soluti1n proposing GER
tain Amendments the Constitution II this Common
wealth b-cn agreed tn by majority OF The m'ntcfs
elected each House oi the Lrsatufei ht Two necs
svc terms of the and that is rro'rrd by the
Constitution, that any amendments 20 agreed upon,
shah submitted TO the people for their aPr"'ai or re-
lection Therefore for the purpose OF he s.i-
of the zes Of this Commonwealth in regard thereto" l.
p,NuL uUIpIV High shcrii Of the county o mon do
iye notice and proclaim the qualified electors Of sad
ounty that an election will b. held in each OF III" town
sif- wards and districts therein on the sttoNb -
DAY OF OCTOBER. D., 1851. Tor h" purt"s- al Htc-
iug upon the adppon lection of the said ain nfcn
OF th'm which said election snail be He' q" ie
Races and opened aud closed NJ the time at "nG wItn
which tl. General EertoEs OF this CumnOnN wealth n"
LcI ocrl and closed: AMI it shall he th" duty ~ thc
Judges Inspectors anl Clerks Of each of said township :
wards aud districts receive at the salh election ck"
either written prntrd PARTLY written and parity
printed fIom citizens duly qualified To 'ot" Tor e
of the General Assembly AMI 10 dcIo-it them in boz OF
b. ycs to br for that purpose provided by the proper on
cer: which tickets shall w. respectful labelled on thc
outside. "First AmendUUut,' second ainfnGu u'rnt
.Tllifd Aurudrient' and Fourth AIneuim'nt AMI
those wo are favorable 10 said Amendments, or any Of
them NAV express thyr desire Iy rotin, each many
separate written printed partly written "r prln''d
ballots tickets containing the tHsil" thereof the
I'd, FOR the Amendment, and those who are oppos
.l TO such Amendment, any oi them, may express
their opposition by voting each many separate written
printed ballots tickets containing on Inc ihsA!e
thereof the words, Against the Amendments"
And further do hereby give nu;ire, dir ct and pro-
claim election the said proposed Amen trnents
shall he opened and closed At The same tm. and IN a!
RESPECTS BE- cundurtrd, the General Elections Of This
Qualifications of the time AMI manner Of masking
returns in all other particulars. HYen under my
hand and seal, at LeWishurg, tiiS 18th September d.
lsJ7 DANIEL b. GULDlN, shrrG
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09

a Dbl 10 an tlAti w '''N VI E''N'''
y Court of Union county. Will be exposed
10 public sale, al the House of Jas. VI Creishi,
al Buffalo = Roads. in Buffalo township, On
Saturday, the 7th of Novemasr 1T At
all that messuage and tract Of LAND stu
ate in Buffalo township, Union county adJoin-
ing lands of Andrew Magee's heirs. lands
formerly of Jacob Vcnala, and Of Thomas
Robson, decd, containing
Eighty Acges and Eory Prches.
The Improvements are, a Tvo-Storey -
Frame DVelling House, small Frame II Z
House, one and half storey, and the Land
under good cultivation.
iLSO.-AnoIher small let or piece 81
Ground adjoining lands OF ihu>. Robinson,
deed, Paul Diefender'er aud ptni,l !Iarl'r-
containing TWO Acres and Fhiy-Two
Perches also under cultivation.
ALSO-A piece If Tin;,;cr e-@i;a.
situate in said township, adjoining lands oi
John Stahl, Jacob Hartman and Daniel Rang
~ Ter, Sr, containing Sixteen Acres and
r Furty-One Perches.
Sale to commence at | O'Clock, p. VI, when
Terms of Sale viii be made known nv
MARY T. ROBINSON.
AIrniufstra triv e rEo,s'- j. I.f.N-',y. dac'i
per WM. JONES. Any for Nary L L hiuson
Ry the Court: Slv'L RousH, Clerk.
Sept, 90, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09
LEWSBJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARNIEROCT. g. 1857,

ry'Boh branches Of the Legislature met
on Tuesday-Mr. Finney (Rep3 Of Crawford
Co. Speaker of Senae, and Mr.. Geiz, (Dem)
of Eerks Co., Speaker of the House. All the
Senators present but all the Representa-
lives but "A.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09

rA-Some of the Democracy are much
distressed because some Of those who con-
demned one vote of Wilmot, ten years ago,
support him now. They disagreed with
him on the then great question, but they
agree on the nov great question. Wings
agreed with WiimOt on the Slavery issue,
then, and they DO still. On the Tariff
issue, wrong as he was then, he and many
thousands others are learning their errors
hy experience. Wilmot is emancipated
from the foreign free.trade pro-slavery
dynasty--Packer is bound to it, and ali
change for the better is hopeless with him.
Some Of the Republican papers with
free trade procliyities a. the East, declare
that Wilmot has become Tariff man.
The Wings have had no better Gcv.
,rDor than VIM Z J Johnston-yet he was a
rta.l l.oco-mcre wrong than Wilmot-
lat a few years before his election
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09

r@- -Rcmcmber-the votes for Judge
Sand a'sn, We suppose, fer Amendments,
must be on separate ballot. But all the
"'he's-oigh in number-from Governor
10 Auditor, may b. on one slip.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09

rz4~l,rael Gutcilus has taken the field
as-ius' Thomas Hayes, whom lie abuses
and bellies in ihe fashion for which lie is
:, amia5ly Notorious. That will help Mr.
Hayes in this county, where Gu,eIius'
friendship for Mr.. Tagga,; caused his De.
feat.
We suppose nobody doubts but Gutelius
is now Packer man, for he brags in his
last that Packer will have 100, 600 M, )r-
ity, and has abused the American Repub.
licans ever since Mattrip to Williamsport.
Last fall, Gutelins predicted 1900 maj
for Fillmore in Snyder county, bu. he did
lot get HOO votes
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09

i.5 ,vsrraa r. and s afy working cures aus,t r.,
-rra- tr tr.,r II ,u-rs =. if ~ M, ,r',, ~ -.
f' er'r irf' ami seldom than 'ur Ioitl~ j. "a.
t,i.'G 70 any bad ,f L.rfr CDmpia IT from 80
"t -aura- or bNsIrl.'a 20 a common head G5he all
Il " 81 ar the insult 'i a D'-sis'd Lfrer.
T. liver IS ono # n rrirc regulator, ursn
boy aud v ben H % # ns - functions we'll The
H." -rt III ATE iuIy G'vrof' ID The siomarh
entirely j, n'out the ltslhy a-tior q tf If,,r r
proper ,-'orua of its functOns. WHOM she tcuh
= fault. the we's ore. NJ he W 1l, v, IN Il. r-- n
rCu-rqu-ucv ,foue ,rrau-tbe Livcr-La,- -rr c,s.f a
DO it, dufy- Tor tr diseases IF HAT orra erc Of tho
rrrrri i1s has made it i- study in lrsrtr Of rore
than t"tuiv yrsr 'u fld Iiriy wI-rcv it'll 20
eDuutaTact the many rra ceIeuts icb II Is tr
T. prove that tLi- remedy az last -orrd auy J,rsn
troubled With Li'tr Complaint in any 'f It's rms, Las
bot Q" trt 80 l.t'l". and conviction j. certain
-.Ul ouUd has teen formed ty ,l.sI Irirg guns ard
e.tr - that part whirh is souJe tie srtv- viz
tu,S of the mr'Icire Tie gums remove all uarlfi =
Tad matter from the sysr sup wing in their rlsc-
healthy fow Of tiir, inyi-o rating L- stomach causing
food to digest wall purifying the blood. giving anI
health tn the whole machin removing lh- q
ihc dea'" and eiectinr radical cure wi'lu sry q
the di-aerrcabe after affects by using Cal, mel or
Mineral Poison, that are usually rrsorted To-
T. su who will tllow these directions cure i, posi-
lively guaranteed SI,K Hf,rsCHE b. cared ~ The
use Of two teaIoonsful taken the attacA i
The Trvi-orator rerr s to cure our stomach or the
bad effects perienced after eating.
EtlgCS attacks yield bottle. ard Ch-Cn
c liarrhIa. difficult it cure. never t-uutle-
somr to those who take the luvjrorsror.
For Dyspepsia or Jauudicr. notfiu- in the snovn
word ats So fully or cures quickly the ilNra-
tor 1t removes ali yellow aud unnatural coorir
the SKIN.
For Ni.ht Mare. take dose Sefore retiring and il
For Female cbstrucons it i.a safe and remedy,
a. 1t removes the cause e the disease.
cannot exit the InvisCrstor i fee=
taken, while Cholic yields readily to a few doses.
1t be known ,batalI these arr Lrer diseases cr
caused BY drraug,d L'rr, aud 70 cure them ner'ss
LIVER mFdirtne; 1t has medicinal powers never ls;Ts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-09
Important from Kansas.

BY the Lawrence Herald Of Free'on,
We learn that a week ago small parties
we're going over into the territory from
Missouri, spreading themselves in various
directions for the purpose of voting. These
parties crowded all the public highways
in Missouri, aud were passing to the
western part of the territory. Ten corcrea
pogons, all filled wiM men, had passed
through Tecumseh on their way to the
western settlements of Kansas. Col. II
tus announces sure victory Of the pro-
slavery men. He says:
"All the Indians, who were with them,
would vote; and, besides, he knew of
more than thousand pro-slavcry men in
Missouri who had claims in the Shawnee
reserve, who would be on the ground, aud
pro-slarery jndges ,couM rcccire Meir rotes.
The Blue Lodges would send hundreds,
yes, THOUSANDS, into the territory-not
in an army, but quietly, who would claim
a residence, and would, in like manner,
vote. THEY had been oryani=iny for this
purpose since last spring.
ST. Louis, Oct. 5-The Qandaro
Chindoman of the Is. instant, says that
nearly thousand Missourians have cross.
cd into Kansas, between Quirdaro and
Weston, for the ostensible purpose Of Gu,
tering lands. But well informed parties
in Missouri declare this migration is for
political purposes. Evidence Of concerted
action along the whole border is becoming
more apparent, but violence is not apprc-
hcnded
KANSAS.-We give all the news We
have from Kansas-just as it comes. 1t
seems the Border Ruflians do not march
in fighting order, this time-the U. S.
troops being stationed at the polls, under
the rule of Border Rufians peace and elec.
ton officers, throughout, there is no ne
cessity for them to fight. Under all the
circumstances, We do not see how the Free
State men can have fair play at all. The
Officers are all against tbcm-the Appor-
tionment is against them; everything is
against them, except the Majority of Set
tiers and the Right.-May God send them
a safe deliverance from the perils which
environ them.