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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-10
nAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY & WEEKLY

II AAILN, SEMt-W EEkLN WEEkIY
IL TELEGRAPH.
THr DAILY notwithstanding tho rr,-
spread abroad by our political opponents
that the Daily Telegraph would be discontinued
after the election, We announce to the public that
we shall not only continue its publication. hut il
shall be done with renewed vigor ard determina-
ton TO meet the public expectations and wants.
The publishers will spare no labor expense to
make il paper emEently worthy of the capital
of Pennsylvania and one which should be found
at every freside in borough
The Daily Telegraph will contain the latest
news received by Magnetic Telegraph aud Mails.
We shall give particular attention To Local de-
partment. and endeayor 10 make the Reports rs
full and interesting possible The Editorial De-
partment will be under the mana cement OF able
and experienced gentlemen. who. upon all ques-
tions affecting the public. will express their opin-
ions fairly and freely. Our next Legislature will
be entrusted with several important du,ies-the
election of United States Senator, the election of
State Treasurer. the apportonmcnt mt of the State
&c-,-whieh viii make the proceedings unususlly
interesting and important. The Telegraph win
be able to present this and all other news transpi
ring at the State Capital much sooner aud u,ars
satisfactorily than any other paper in the state
be published as heretofore. We shall endeavor
TO make the Weekly Telegraph the best family
newspaper IN the State 1t will contain all the
latest news up 10 the hour of going to press Ii
will contain full reports of the markets in the At
lantis cities. portion of our columns viii be de-
voted to the interests Of Agriculture and Mechan-
ics. The 'Semi-Weekly will be published only
during the sessions Of the Legislature. Our efforts
shall be to make the Telegraph the model news
paper of the State
TERMS The Daily Telegraph will be furnish
cd ut n distance for 81 per snnum; 50 for six
months; or 81 for three months. Single subscri-
bcrs in the will be furnished at SIX cents Der
week-payable weekly to the carrier
The Semi Weckly and Weekly Telegraph viii
be furnished to single subscribers at 50 per aunum
Our Clubs Rates are IS follows:
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ExTENsrvE MARBLE YARD.
.ALLoA.-NEw WAGON MANDATORY

H HALIOA!-NEN " MUM NltNUFhtIUhf-
The undersigned would respectfully
nounec to his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened out new Wagon Making Es-
adjustment in New Salem City Brady town
ship, where he will at all times be prepared 10
manufacture. the shortest notice, all kinds of
Wagons, Carts, Whccibarrows dc. The best
terial that can be procured will be used, and his
work will be made in the most substantial and du-
rable manner, such as will bear the test of strict
examination BY close observance of his bust
ness engagements, and by disposing of his work
the most reasonable terms, which he will do
for either cash or approved country produce, he
hopes to merit and receive a liberal share of pub
lie custom BENZ. RISHEE
New Salem CITY Jan I6 1855
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NE w GOOD 81

EUST RECEIVED at the CORNER STORE in
~ Curwensville very large and well-seleeted
stock Of GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, HARD
WARE, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, &c,
all of wbieh viii be sold at low prices for ready
pay. Attention is directed to our large and va
ried assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
including Bonnets of the latest style. and Dress
Goods of the most approved patterns. Also,
stook of READY-MADE CLOTHING, of all sizes,
patterns and prices. Purchasers invited to
call and see for themselves. WM. IRWIN.
Curwensvile. March q. 1857.
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RAk IRON and CHAIN PUMPS, for sale
- cheap at the Corner. WM. IRWIN.
apl25
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4 tALL at the 'iCorner Store' of VIM. Irwin in
~ Curwensyille, if you want to buy cheap goods
A LOT of good WINDOW SASH 10 by H. Tor
n sale by MERRELL & CARTER.
A FIRST RATE Sett of Blacksmithing Tools
IA including Bellows Anvil, Screw plates 30 +,
for sale by Ljan7I MERRELL d CARTER
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ENOR SALE-A first rate new ROCkAWAY,
Il built by Merrell & Park, by
iun3-It GEO w. RHEEM.
kIACON, FLOUR, and SALT, just received and
1O for sale at the Corner Store.
Curwensville. April 25. WIN. IRWIN.
old RYE WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN and
~ WINES, for sale at the cheap cash store of
APPS X. MoSsoP.
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~ The Sham D.mocracy are busy abe

O. The Sham Democracy are busy about
these times, in defining issues. They are evil
IDENTIFY getting anxious or the subject Of issues.
We scarcely ever take up one of :heir organs
nowadays, but we find long and labored ar
ticles under the head Of the issues.
This anxiety is natural, and proceeds not
from any doubt in relation TO what the issues
before the country really are, OF the inability
or indisposition Of the people to recognize
them, but j, proceeds from exactly The same
reason that the freshman assigned why he
didn't want Jury that would do him justice.
which was that justice was the very thing that
he feared. A d:stnc: def lition and Ieccgni-
ton OF the issues now pending, is the very
thing that the Sham Democracy don't want,
and which, by misrepresentation, sub.erfuges,
and false pre:ences, they have all along been
trying to prevent.
The upholders and spologists Of the rereai
Of the Missouri Compromise, the defenders
and supporters OF the Kansas IRiquity, the APP
plauders and justifers of the Dsed Scott opin-
ion Aatioaalizing Slavery, in short the allies,
PosAiASoi aSS"SsdtcSt ouu S"PsS tooiS VI thc oit
garchy Of the South In their efforts to extend,
nationalze and perpetustc the institution OF
human s avery, in ATTITUDES where that meat
is little too strong, as it is everywhere ia the
Free States, are not, Of course, going to come
out openly and acknowledge before the world
the extent to which they are pledged to those
measures, and that in fact there is no practi-
cal difference between South Carolina multi.
lier and themselves, except il be in favor of
the South Carolinian, for he is clearly the
master, and they are the obedlent instruments
TO do his bidding-even the Pres ident OF the
United States not being exempt.
These issues are involved in the present cleo
ton. They constitute prominent part Of the
questions which wilt be decided at the polls in
October. A Legislature i, 10 be chosen upon
whom will tevolve the choice cf United
States Senator, and the question is whether he
shall be man like Geo. w. Jones, who will
sacrifice the honor, rights and Interests Of the
Free State Of Iowa, to the claims Of handful
of Southern slaveh lders, or man who will
represent, m,intain and defend the principles,
rights and interests OF the free white citizens
OF this State, in wbnse sovereign name he will
act, speak aud vote
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OF lis provisions has been subjected 10 the test
OF experience. Ard not only ,hs, but they
decIars that they mtcnd to continue this war
for all time 10 ct,ine, thereby so rar as in them
lies, preventing fair and impartial tisl Of
the new Constitution ever being had.
We hope the above viii be satisfactory to
orr nsishhor. We have every disposition to
be plain and explicit with him, the more es-
p"eially asthe Republican COUNTY convention
nTslsc'ed to get up airy resolutions for his
benef,. hihere should he any further points
needing calculations, we her him 10 REFER 10
the resolutions Of The Republican sac Con-
vention. which exp-e,s with great cicarress
the views OF every republican ia thu State
II perfectly convenient, while npon this
sn'isct Of the sctioa Of conventions aud the
position OF he parties. our neighbor will par.
ticnlarly cbllge rs by explaining the position
Ct his party on the Bank question. AZ we
unders:andi:, the party in the State ignore the
question entirely, not ever abiding to it in the
resolutions adopted a. their State Convention
while their candidate for Governor is consci.
| cautiously opposed to anything NJ the kind, and
ought il he is on honest man, and should be
elected to veto any bill that the members from
W,rcllo, It 'hey should BE- elected, my, il
obedience TO the instructions of their lat,
county convention carry, solitary and alone
through the legislature. Havn't we sp,endi,
chance for system of bankieg, through IN,
action OF the sham Democratic party "whicf
will furnish 10 the people OF Iowa, az many OIL
the benefits and as few Of the evils Of papc
currency as human legislation can give. as tn,
late Democratic county convention say j,
their resolution OF that subject?
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REPUBLICAN.
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS !!

The Republican candidates FOR Senator and
Representatives for Wapello County. will ad-
dress the citizens at the following times and
place, to-wit:
Washington tp. Ashland, Friday, Oct 2,
! p. IN.
Agency tp. Agency City, Friday Oct 2,
] p. m.
Center tp., Ottumwa Saturday. Oct. 3 Up. IN.
Keokuk tp. J. McIntie's, Monday Oct 5,
lp.m.
Green tip. ormanville, Tuesday, DC, 6. ! p.
Adams tp. Blakesburgh, Wednesday, Oct.
III p IN.
Polk tp., chrlstisnsburgh, Thursday, Oct. 8.
Up. IN.
Cass tp. Chil,icothe, Friday, Oct. Up. m.
Columbia tp. Eddyville, Saturday, Oct 10,
:p. In.
'Dahlonega tp., Dahloaega, Monday, Oct. IL,
] p. m.
Ottumwa, Monday, Oct IL, 6p m.
" The Democratic candidates are respectfully
invited to meet these appointments and discuss
the political topics Of the day.
Turn out, every body, and hear for your
selves.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 70.
Ills, A. M. The Girard Bank is now
paying specie for fves, and certifying checks.
Additional excitement was produced by the
news from Baltimore Of the suspension there
The Tradesman's Bank pays everything,
checks aud all. The Bank of British Ameri-
ca is paying all its notes. It received specie
from New York last evening, and represents
that they have more in their vaults than am'nt
of bills, and they are certifying checks. The
following banks are paying specie for fves, viz:
Commercial, Manufacturers and Mechanics,
and Philadelphia. The farmers & Mechan-
ics' pays specie for tens. The North Liberty
and Western pay specie for fiyes in case OF ne
cessity. The Bank Of Pennsylvania Town
ship. and the City and Consolidation Bank
pay Aothing. All banks, however, except the
Girard, certify checks. The Girari has en-
tirely suspended business. Some Of the banks
will receive no deposits.
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CALCUTTA, Auy. l

CALCUTTA, Aux. ~.
Expected Delhi would soon fall. General
Hamiock and Neal advancing upon Lncknew.
Reported Neena Sihib committed suicide
Third regiment Bengal native infantry revolt
ed; aedto Reone river. They were pursued
by Gen. Floyd and eight hundred of the mutt
neers killed. Mutineers also routed at Pleb-
ardport. Gen. Hanlock, after re-occupying
cawnport, b1rni Beloor. Sir Colin Campbell
assumed command. Further atrocities BY the
Sepoys. Gen. HaIalock while marching took
Cownport, marched one hundred and twenty
SIX miles in fouf days, fought four desperate
battles against Sahib Neena and completely
routed him Sahib Nena's atrocities bsggar
description. Four hundred persons including
seventy women and one hundred and twenty
children were mastered in cold blood Court
yard surrounding Sahib's head quarters swim.
ming In blood. Sshib ssca ped, but afteyw sr
dsownse himself ogstherswith his family. G.
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A MASTERPIECES our DONE. We have I'M
I'll lately supposed Ayers Cherry Pectoral was
the Ultima Thule in its line, and that nothing
had been or would be invented which could
surpass 1t in its fine points Of excellence as a
medicine. Blu: we are confidently assured by
those competent to judge on the subject, that
On. AYEs's new Pitts excel in high medical
artistry even that widely celebrated enbodi-
ment Of his skin. Hehas succeeded ia max
ing them not only pleasant to take but power
fnl to cure TIE large class Of complaints VIII ch
require purgativs remedy---Lancaster Argus
Kentucky.
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Lie by 7O,1S3.

The bogus democratic leaders told the peo-
pie before the august election that il they
adopted the new Constitution, negroes would
have just % good right to vote under it as
white men. Now let US see what huge lie
these men have told. Here are the fgures:--
Total -otc Gu the Constitution, 1892. In
favor Of striking out the word white, SPOIL
Majority against striking out the word white,
1885. This shows lie fixed upon these
men BY 7o,7S5 majority. Can the people be-
heye them Aercaftsr.--Fa fairfield Ledger.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

HEHpRIEs' ForNpny.-ltis known 10 very
many of our readers that Mr.. Charles Hendrie
If the firm Of Hunter, Sewers 4 Co., Of this
place has in operation ut Burlington, one OF
the most extensive Foundrys in the west,
which it affords u. pleasure TO commend 10
our readers as the most accessible and The besi
place 10 get all kinds Of castings, machinery
&c., that can be found. We recommend all
in want Of anything in this line to notice Mr..
Hendries card in another column.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01
Republican County Canvass.

Tn. appointments Of the Republican county
Candidates from this day forward to the close
of the canvass will be found in another place.
Will the friends in the several Townships see
to it tina, the notice is brought home to every
voter and general attendance of the citizens,
OF the Townships at each meeting secured
BY agreementthe cand,daes Of both rarties will
be present at each appointment.
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Nrw Yoax Sept. %.

Rumored Failurss.-Ciark, Dodge l. Co.,
and Phelpes Dodge & Co., entirely untru -
Exchange on Philadelphia ten per cent
Rates for money on street, some cases six per
cent. per moath assignment. Ohio trust un.
expected. President Stetson returns to Gin
cin1ati tomorrow to procure stay Of pro-
ceedings. The Metrop ,litan, Republic and
Merchants Bank OF New York, Mechanic,
American Exchange, Union and Phoenix banks
have issued circulars assuring the pubic of
their ability and determination, to maintain
specie basis for their circulation. and express
ing the opinion that the tendency OF specie aud
produce to this point will soon relieve the banks
Of the present pressure.
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Council BLurrs, Sept. 81, 1857.

Ma. c. DUNHAM-
Editor OF the Hawk-Eye, Burlington.
Dear Sir:-The Western Exchange Bank
at Omaha, and the Bank Of Fontcnelle, at Belle.
vue, both closed their doors this morning, and
it i,reported this evening. that the Bank Of
Florence has slso stopped. The Bank Of For.
teneli is paying its depositors, but the Western
Exchange is paving nothing Both barks
have considerable amount Of bills in circn-
iation, for the redemption Of which the stock.
holders are personally responsible. Ipresume
the bl!hoders will eventually receive dollar
for dollar, for the full amount of the circnJa
ton. It is generally thought that the other
banks in the Territory will be compelled T.
close their doors, as an immediate run on them
must follow. Yours truly,
ID. C. BLoomER.
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have noticed before, the new and beautiful
dress of our neiglibor, the Fairfield Ledger
We congratulate, though tardiiy, friead Jun.
kin upon the greatly improved appearance Of
his spicy ard efficient paper, hoping that his
patrons will appreciate the improvement and
render him corresponding support.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

PUBLIc ScHooL.-We have had the pleas
ure Ct receiving call from Prof. }. ID. Be-
garth, the gentleman who has been engaged to
take charge as Principal Of our Public School.
He Informs us that the school in its various
departments will be opened in the basement
of the Methodist Church, on Monday the 18th
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Hoc,.--The Cincinnati Gazette Of

HoGs.--The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 23d
says: ''Hogs are CSC per cwt. lower. We
now quote s. 1906 so per cwt gross as the
curren, rates. For November delivery there
are no buyers now at over So IS per cwt. nett,
and the market is quiet, though there are not
many Offering"
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Burlington Foundry.
CraAs. HINDRIE, Burlington, Iowa

AN prepared 10 furnish Steam Eugines and Boilers
y ofvarious sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Nile,
Smut Mills Browns Patent Portable Grinding Milns
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irsns. coiumns, Caps
balcony Railing Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jais, &c. $500
ron sALE--Gurn and Leather Betting, Saws Of all
sizes Pig and boiler Iron, and all the variety Of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished -
inanship. foot. I, p7-n3i-iy1
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Bank OF America, N. J.
Bank Of Saratoga Co. NY.
South Royalton Bank. VT.
Rock River Bank, Wis.
Bark of Indianapolis, Ind.
Central Bank, Ind.
Ohio Lite Trust Co. don't issue notes.
Farmers and Manufacturer Bank N. Y.
Ellsworth Bank, Ne.
Chemung county Bank, N. r.
Peoples Bank. N. Y.
Mara;ine Bank, Maize.
Farmers Bank Wis.
Bank of Colchester, Conn.
Western Bank, n. Y.
Mausam River Bank, Me.
Canton Bank, Me.
Exchange Bank, Me.
Hopkinton Bsnk, RI.
Bank of the Republic, K. I.
Cataract Bank, N. j.
Union Bank, N. ).
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Md.
Trans Allegany Bank, Va.
Bank Of Commerce, u. C.
Clinton Bank, Clumbus, Ohio.
CITY Bank of Columbus; Ohio.
Hartford county Bark, Conn.
Fox River Bank, Wis.
Badger State +"
Peoples "
E. I. Tnkhams' Bank Chicago, I'll.
Providence Baak, r. I.
Pittsburgh Elk Bank. Pa.
Bank Of Nashville, Tenn.
Bank Of Commerce, d. C.
Farmers s. Mechanics Bank, d. G.
Farmers Bank, ". C.
Burlington. Cumberland e. Salem Bank n. ].
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OTTUMWA, b
PINE LUMBER YARD.

SSS'.E undersigned have established pine lumber
IL yard ia ottnmTa, where may be found. ~ al
times, good assortment and full stock Of
dressed ana us,dresscdI Flooring, stock
Boards, slinsfes and Lath, which we viii
sell AT prices that cannot be undersold
Seasoned inch, inch and a half and two inch con.
stantly on hand for finishing purposes, Sash, EOors
and Asltus furnished in quantities 10 suit puTchas.
ers We have also made arran gements by which we
San supply lumber Of any other kind and are prepared
to ill bill for entire house.
srrauis solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount NlEs;lkElf a as
September II, '51-n2o-y -
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MDyEYI MaNEYH MONEYiU

yaNllEundersgnedh having disposed Of their Stock Of
II Goods to Z. Z. Warden 4 Jos Hayne, desire .
settlement with all their All those who are
indebted to US BY note book account which 80 due
Mtsi la III Immediately or nay
isis. H. II. Warden will be on hand at the ole
sand t. make settlements. r. H. WARDEN CO. :
n29-3t 800
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!. V. HARDy's Eye-Balm was not invented
by an old woman or discovered BY an Indian,
butthe result Of many years. scientific invest,
cation. Read Advertisement Headed trsman-
Snls success. n2Q.6w ,
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A LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING In the Post-0fhce at Ottumwa. Iowa.
N which II not taken out before the list day OF Jan
nary, 1852 win be sent to thu Dead Letter Office at
Washington, d. c.:
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Enlarged and Greatly Improved
EDITION OF THE CODE OF IOWA.

1t viii contain the Code, all the general laws passed
since the Codeas also those OF the coming seseion OF
the Legsl .ure the New Constitution, all the sen
Of Mi, hgan, Wisconsin and Iowa, affecting Land IT,
| ties.
References all the decisions Of the Supreme court
of Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. touching any OF TIE
Laws Of this State also IN the matter Of practice to
those decisions of New York. and other States which
may be Of " lue under our system.
The work will be prepared by Charles Ben DAWN,
o. Burlington Iowa, and will he furnished TO the Bar
at the los pri, of I'VE dollars per copy. IL WIZ con-
tain about 500 super royal pages Printed ana kouna
In The hest sty le Of the artthe index will be complete
and copious and shall cepy the main features OF
the Ohio Statutes as regards Marginal Notes, Sc,
making the Of great value ~ tbs profession
and business of the State.
Our plan has already received the approval Of Hon.
Judge stockton and other eminent Jurfsss. Persons
wishing copies Of the work will please seEd their nx,e
I 20 US At once. ~ Il. Cossob ooH,
p3l-tf Booksellers, Burlington, lows
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Groceries Clothing and splendid stock Of Qneess-
ware, direct from Boston. that will be sold ct yeryiow
prices.
Another lot Of those cheap Lawns and Ginghams,
Sholies and Berages, together with good style OF
prints.
Black Plain and Plaid silks. choice stock Of Bon.
nets soft straw gimp and silk. st,F
fine assortment Of variety goods, ladies and gea.
temen please call and examine for yourselves and ~
will convince that we buy goods at the lowest
figures, and are always ready to give bargains to
customers.
syv Te very thankful for the liberal patronage
Of the citizens OF cid Wapelow county and hope to re-
ceive still larger one this season..
MILLyGAN BRO. !.
Oct. I, is57-no3i-ly
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PERRY's MUSIC STORE.
BURLlNGTOE,..... IOWA
LOOK AT THE pRICS!

"
Meioneons.....- ..........-.....''....'' -
ED SafstiS these instruments ] keep guitsrs.
bass vios flutes, flies, caronetts, drums, barics
aud tymhorines; guitar, violin bass vio and hautc<
strings: gee and psalm tune books instruction bocxs
for all Instruments. Cane umbrellas and Artists Ma
terials pictures, &c.
rSs- ira.s bands firnishe with instruments. cheap
t4S~Oid instruments Of all kinds exchanged for new
~" Persons sending money by mail for INSTRUMENTS
other merchandise rely on being suited % weA
as II they present.
sY-The largest catalogue Of sheet music In Iows2
can be foond at my store. am the sole agent fnr
Southern Iowa, for Woodward Browns celebrated
Gold Medal Piano Fortes.' A. W. FERRY.
n3l-iy
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Nem. advertisements.
NEW CEMETERY

SHyHF subscribers TO the ottumwa Cemetery ARoel
II alton are hereby notified that the piats of the
grounds completed, and they are requestedo
select their lots and pay up all balances dine, on Moo
day and TUESDAY next the 9Th and 9Th OF October.
J. BROWNE, 6sc'y.
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j. l.. CORSE & SON.

TyAKE pleasure in announcing TO the Lawyers, JUS
tees Of the Peace and business men OF lows thss
Immediately the next session Of the Iowa LeSsis
ture they will issue new