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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

TRoors rcR THE ranro Cois1Thc steamer FOR Chagres,
that sailed YESTERDAY took out 25e United states soldiers,
dcrrcd fer service the rachcoast They are nearly
an recruits and arriving at san Francisco they will be
detailed in squads 10 Oregon and the others 10
poins IN California where military stations are kept near
the indian settlements The recruiis will ll vacancies in
the Third Artillery and Fourth Infantry The officers who
20 out with them Lieut. Colonel Casey, Of the Ninth
Infantry: lieut. st Clair Dcarng Fourth infantry, and
Lieut. James Howard, Of the Third artillery.
AsAsosiAS AFFAIR ~ BRo,pwAy.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
abou ono O'Clock, the sidewalk opposite the stevens
House the Bowling Green the scene Of rather an
interesting occurrence, IN which lady most con-
spcuous Part About the time in question carr are drove
ny opposite the stevens House, and well dressed female
avhed, tcwldc IN hand and In the twnsnr OF an eve
commenced most determined aeaaut uron gentleman
who was standing neer tie hotel door stcre The sudden
and nncxpctcc attack confused The gentiemans ideas for
few moments, and he stood hrs ground lkc a man and
bore the punishment ke hero Gradually he became
alive 70 the peculiarly of his situation and made his re
treat The infurlated female followed him closely but he
succeeded IN shctng his escape. The amazon then
cooy walked back ~ the SPOT where carriage was in
waiting, took bar seai, and driven OF amidst The
cheers of the byssanders
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truthful, To be in possession Of IT, Thank you for
nothing" c. WOODMAN
Sworn to before me this first day Of september 1867
MyER NAsrEs, Commissioner Of Deeds
The following are the advertisements in the personal
column Of the HERALD, which have been alluded 70 in
this case:-
From the Eerad, Oct. 2o.1
MADEfHE-I did answer your two letters will be in
the main street, in carrigc, Monday 26th and Tues
day, 2Ith, from IL until O'Clock. Meet mo prepared.
From the Herald, Oct 27.l
MADElJNE-l was prevented from keeping my appoint
mcnt yesterday by the weather Meet me TO day or the
first fair day. between the hours Of II and Cheer up
From the Herald, Oct ISL
hADEIsE-l was over yesterday, and will be on the
avenue again day (2sth) rain shine from IL o'clock
until g. after which, if unsuccessful, rely implicitly on
me and will take the only means left 70 carry your
wish.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Republican General Committee met last
evening in Tammany Hall Edward Cooper acted az
Chairman and samuel T. Webster oncIated Secretary
Mayor woon, chairman of the committee appointed for
draw ~ plan o arrangements the election Of dele
rates 10 the nominating conventions reported that
tho committee unable to agree upon a unanimous
plan aud therefore begged 70 be discharged,
The General Committee refused 20 grant tho request
and instructed the committee 10 meet and report
Monday evening The committee also instructed ~
report plan for the election Of delegates " the General
Committee fOr 1855.
1he committee then adjourned until Monday night.
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE Nov. ., 1857.
Hicks majority in Baltimore county Is about l6o; in
Carroll county 1885, in Hartford county about $50 and in
Howard county 1G5. Groome has majority in Talbot
county OF ST. aud Queen Anne's Of 600 Washington
county gives n small majority for Hicks.
The IN the state show small democratic gains.
Hoffman, American, IN the Fifth Congressional district,
probably defeated.
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SUPREME COURT JUDGES PROBABLY
ELECTED.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
The following is q corrected list of the Senate and
Assembly as far as received
SENATE
Democrats in republicans in aiic Know Nohings
in small capital9
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The Daily Wisconsin OF THIS evening says the returns
come in favorable TO RandaA the republican candidate,
who Is undoubtedly elected by 5000 majority.
The democratic majority Of last year in Milwaukee is d.
nllushed one thousand votes this year.
The republicans have majority both branches Of
the Legislature.
CuCAoo, Nov. s, 1857
Thc returns from Wisconsin come very slowly. Those
received indicate the election Of Randall republican Cor
Governor by from three to hvo thousand majority.
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Prom the Albany Journal, Republican organ,) Nov 81
THE ELECTION.
The returns to-day although not sufficient 10 definitely
settle the result yet strongly democratic aspect
Unless the returns from the remaining districts shall
prove much more favorable TO the republican nominees
than those already received the democratic State officers
are elected.
There is doubt about the Legislature. The Senate
will be nearly balanced between the two parties The
probabilities favor a small republican majority in
each House, but is possible tomorrow may show the
reverse.
The Journal claims eighteen republican Senator's, in
cudng Johnson American, IN this district and stow in
dependent in the Twenty ninth. This includes Hathaway
in delaware and Iovcland In Essex and Clinton.
They consider the Assembly in doubt, but figure now
small majority against the democrats. They concede
the State to the democrats by 10 900 majority.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.

NEW URikANs, NOV Y, IS5I
~ the election in this state on Monday the whole de-
mocra,c State ticket elected. The members Of Con
sress elected arc,Mlcs Taylor, anti sldcn democrat.
and George Eis,is American reelected In the other
two dsirct Two Slieil democrats probab elected
The rcgisaiuro IN democratic.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS
THE NEW YORK ELECTION,

The returns up To the time Of going press indicated
beyond doubt that the democratic State ticket been
elected. Et-s.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 4, 1857.
Complete returns Of the election have been received
from the following countns-
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CHARLESTON CITY ELECTION


cr,RftsSoS, S. C., Nov. 8, 1857.
Mr. Maboih was elected Mayor n us city to-day.
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Under the auspiees Of the undersirnsd II 1,
~ proposed to establish an English and Clssaical
school 81 such character and Aims shall place II
IN the highest rank among the schools Of our
country. The rooms TO be occupied BY this school
on the corner OF Concert and Fifth streets--are
pleasantly situated and will be elegantly furnished
with all the appliances Of fret class school.
The school pear will consist Of four quarters Of
The general design Of this school will be to
combine the advantages Of home purtare In phys
zeal, mental and moral training, with instruction
IN the neutrality-suspicious. Of Literature, Science
and Art.
There will be secured the services Of a fun corp,
Of competent teachers In the ancient and modern
languages, mathemati 4. the natural sciences
and all the branches Of thorough English eda-
cation.
There will be exercises weekly in Compost ton
and Eiocution.
There will b. three departments--primary, In
scrmsdiate and Academic.
TERMS.
PRIMARY department, per quarter, .........$ 8 90
,h1ermsdia.e department., per quarter,...,. 10 20
Academic Department, per quarter ..,....... IL 90
Iheseratss. payabis Invariably by the middle Of
the quarter, defrs the entire expenses Of tuition
in all branches not inelud in the extra charges
No deduction Will be made FOR absence, except in
cases Of protracted sickness.
Pupils viii be classified and promoted only
upon = thorough examination in their previous
studies.
BY sliberai arrangement with the Faculty Of the
Medical College, pupils pursuing their studies in
Philosophy, Chelistry Physiology can have the
privileged their Lectures and Demonstrate ons on
these subj scts, without add tionai cost.
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, German, Drawing,
Painting and Agrieult aral or Practical chemis-
try.
fausrEEs.
Samuel X. Curtis, p: Potter,
X. r. Lowe, s. s. Billings,
A. Bridgeman, W, s. Mc0avic,
John McCane, James r. Cox
] M. Shelley, j. NJ Love,
j. +. sanford. IL W. Sample.
James l.. Estes.
J. NJ. McLANE,
keokuk, Sept. 81. SID Principal.
GATE .vTTy
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PrairIe state stoves.

TtshardIy necessary for us TO reearte MS otose
i the oh Araeter Vi whichis 30 we'll and fAvorAbly
known Ihroug he interior of this and the sd
joining States. Although patented sonstsn eAs
ago,lt possessesesery r.si Improvement thA,
ever been made upon tho descending hue stove
thes am line mas stood the mosIssysrs tssts VI
an Cook stove nov in use. our confidence In the
same is such thatwe are willing to warrant ~ 10
purchnser,fartsn wears, sale Rooms IL MAin-st
anr4l CuNSTogk BIO.
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NUIICKs hereby given to the owners Of the
lots descrbedin the foregoing i4t, situated In the
City OF keokuk, Lee County and State of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned and all others interest
ed thats special tax has teon assessed and levied
BY the City Cosncit Of ssid city for PAVING
SIDE WALKS In front Of aid lots - designated
In the above list, and unless payment be made
I'd day of November, A. y. 1851 the said lots or 80
much thereof - shall be necessary to aischarse
said tax and coats, will be sod on the day afore-
said, 81 the Mayors Office In said city, between
the hosrs Of . o'clock IN. and o clock p. M.
G. C. STEVENS,
Colleetorof theCity Of Keokak.
Oct. 10, lS57-dtd
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1mpsrsMn nj Nosice.

Az AaUE ERApIcAroR ! - t--CovelI's Bebssyins
Aixtureis . positive cure for fevcrand Agus and
al Bilious Diseases. This Mixture has been be-
fore the public for anumbeI Of years and has al
ways been used with success. 1t IL = harmless
sndcertain remedy. Get pamphlet from the
drugsistsand read IL and you viii besstis6ed.
We viii warrant this remedy 10 cure when taken
according to dirsctionsl twenty Ave per cent.
cases Of Ague and Fever than any other medicine
sold. II contains neither arsenic. prussic scd
strychniue. Get bottle md y.snsca not fear
Agus and Fever any more. &,
soldhsrsby o'Connork Bro, and MarshAllA
Bruce. II. A. Porter 4 Bro, Proprietors, Rock
Island, Ills. fsugS-dkw
WHIrx 1EErH, PERvunxp BakArn AHp BKAuri-
vUL CoHrLExIox can be acquired by using the
''Balm Of . Thousand Flowers" What lady or
gentleman would labor Ter the cufte 81 . diss
grssabis breath, when by using the "pslm Of =
Thousand Flower" ne = dentiifee, would not only
nder it sweet, but leave the teeth white al
sbasterf many persons do not know their breath
IL bad and the subject isso deieate their friends
will never mention it. Beware Of counterfeits.-
Bs sure The bottle assigned,
PErRIDGE AGO, N. Y.
Yor saleby all Druggists. De24ddw 6ml
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seven Plate stoves.
FURNACE.


1utGHtsu hUQhSf lSb1.
FINHIS Furnace is diherput in unny essenttsl
l. particulars FROM any thing ever before offered
to- he public.
II presents larger amount of Elective rndiAt-
ing surfucs tall of which is III more dirset contact
with the fre than any other Heater now in the
mN ket. One entirely hew and important feature
IL the addition OF large amount Of sarisce at-
tached 10 the hre pot IN tna form OF fans, which
aida very much to the power VI the furnace, abd
pfeseptthe eyerheating and cracking vi the Pot.
The construction Of its selt-clearipg rsaiattr
an important consideration, As 1t sfectuAlly Oh
,iates The necessity OF cleaning. The radisttr
itself encirccs the body If the furnaes, md is
connected therwi. n by six fues, or distributing
pipes, which, tnken directly from the top of the
IRE pot, arranged that this h,e is brought In
etuai contact with the entire internal surftce Of
the furnace, thereby rendering the radiator srd
itpes, ~ also the body. when the direct draft lie
closed tas II always should be, except while kline
ing the Arel,a mot powerful rsdiaiing surface.
! Tho en- tire structure when act. is much ie.s in
ight than any heaterof equal capacity In pref
eni use, thereby afording IA opportunity tog give
the desired elevation TO The hot ar pipes-a point
| the importance Of which 10 apparent 10 al Who
have had expericBra IN furnacc-setting.
The joints sre all so adjusted as TO preven' the
escape of gafezor smoke, and Ider once rackii
sufhciept for years
A careful examination Of the form and fitting
1T the castings, will chow that the liability to
crack is entirely obyiated by the ample provisien
which has been made for expansion and contrac.
tion.
This furnace presents an org ina and imrortst (
dssideratus, especially! 10 tn. Western Trade, in lis
peculiar adaptation to the use vt bitutninoas coal.
The eues. which are large. leading psrpe ndicr-
larry from the IRE pot to tho radiators and neaty
80 TO the exit pipe, are fully e1lvs, 10 the dit
action Of tho IRE. The resinaus matter aah, Ri
to their inner Aurfasas, IL ,aei4y iIhttJ, xrdtls
duo burns clear, while the sediment is precipitat-
ed into the chamber bciaw.
In the use Of bitun.ineas coal smoke pipe u
incrc ased siae IL employed
We arc now prepared TO Put UP lie alose named
furnace, for wood or etal, IN both public ana tri-
vste houses, At short notice, One IL thu m can b~
st the Congregational chapel in this city Tut
up by rs. toMS1uCk d BkU..
July Sid II Nain-st
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iluM k-Eye state.

A sION 4 with great capacity f"r bolh Cooking
"A ana Heatlng. We make threesis Of tksse,
aud tosvery per.vn with large families and cold
houses wewoul dire com memo this article.
CoMsIpIk i hho.,
au,aa II Mans
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FaAup.-Ws again call attention to the ssisbrntsd
article called DR.. Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs.-
Since these Bitters have for their medical virtues
In 81 cases Of Dypersis, Flatuleney, Constip
Or General Debility, become 20 popular and In such
general use, many unprincipisd have re-
hil.d the bottles with soms vile preparation, and
palmsd II Oh for the genuine, while others put
ting up article represented to be the same bu,
VIC adviss oil acquainted with Hoststtsr's Bitters
10 use meme other, and 10 buy Of bat respect
blc dealer.
HARRISON 4 GIBBONS, Agents,
ctl4dAW Msin-st., bst. 9th and 7th,
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COlllstOck's Coal

tlTE nave new stove oi ta.s Aiad, new juaieat,
w which Ia made expressly for coal. It's Piaih
aud heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
CuMsTUGk BRO,
unraa II Main-st.
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w.sAnrLk Su.kAHxfn
sample & Rankin.

SAMPLE Il Rankin.
Droksrs = M = eal EssAs 20 DeaIsvs,
Ones on second street, between Main and johnson
WILL give special attention to. snd o6sr their
" ssrvtoesiA the purchase and sale of ksalEstate
and Stock, invostmsnt Of Money, Collecting Of
Debts nd ksns, Paying Taxes, and lothsri sgit-
inAts business Of genera broker and real -.
tass bssinsss. In BOushsYn lows Aisseuri
snd ~ estsrn Illinois. mehild
OssisAbls EAYns Fer Sale.
~ Maseosk county, ILL.,. will be sold At agrest
sssgsis, 7ae acrss, sitsatsd on the leading rosd
fss1 Aaailton to Quincy, miles from the former
place. ltconteins large hrich Aouse with good
ssllas, IN elegant barn and other out houses. we'll
wsssFsd. nssriy all asAer fence and in good ssats
Of saltivatuo! With the iasgsst and most product
I've orchard Of choice kinds Of fruit In the country
Anoshss farn ef ia sssss, four allies frsm
kssksk, . niias ~ Wssssv, With good frame houss,
sasn, oct estIlings, Use sschard &C., farm veil i'm
proved. With COED proportion of prairie and tim
bsr, cosy of ssssss BY good roads either Of tho
sbovc 0snttsosd plssss. Tbs Asst farm mentioned
vss Attsd spin 6ns order, ~ home tor the owner,
bat loss Of hsaish requires southern climate. The
shove will - sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres % String Prairie, vsi limprovsd,
With good pAynents, and will be sold very low.
apsSed SAMPLE RANKIN.
IN Han NET.
I OTIS Of :, and 3, on Levse, between Exebange
II snd Bank. Also, ~ BY " feet, corner Of Ath
and Johnson. SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
apFSed
DkkSoES can nos have An opportunity Of pro-
i caring 10 acres, sdjoining Asmilton, near the
~ "a, ~ very low 6gures. Inquire OF
apr30d SAMPLE RANKIN.
ATTENTION..
DBRHAPB the cheapest and best located
= MAIN STREET property chat IL for sale IL
now eGsscd, bsIne lot TO- block ~ first of
Asssss. CLARK 4 yan kostsana's leather ssors.
Apply for terDs Ia. 70 tho undsrsig ned. Also
bssuttfui lets In ID. W kiIbourne' frat addition.
iots between 18th and 9Th streets. on Franklin.
arid SAMPLE RANKIN.
PLEASE, EXAMINE
1 Ors -, IL, and IL in block ~, old limits. fne-
IL y sitnatsd Ath street, directly opposite the
rsstdsn0s of Mr.. Chitteudsn.
Lot ~, block IL, old limits, corner sth and c.
dsr ssreets. Valuably located Terms moderate.
Lots III and II, block Is, on Aain-st., near GAs
Works.
West 4 Of lot 10, block 50, MAin-st.
Lots ssa block ~, on 4th between Bank and
Times.
lsfeet Of lot 3, block 3, opposite Postofice.
Lotsin kiibourne's Add, NJ very low figures.
il Mason . Lower Add.
Part u Lots and o, block ia, old limits.
Lot o, block lis.
Lot II, - 3.
Lot =, 7, wiliiAns' Ala.
: scses, this side Of tAelEge eell-eass On Plank
road For sale BY eA0161 RANKIN.
aps3o-d
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mEGULAM PAssENGES6 PACKET,
DETwEEN MontEose, Burlington,
ID Muscstine, Hock island and Da-
NEWPORT. The new and light draught steamer
EDWIN MANNING Il. s. DAVIS, Commander,
JNo. T.. HASSA, Clerk leaves Montross every
Monday, W edncsday, and FRIDAY morning. Ne
turning, leaves Rock Island and Davenport every
Tuesdsy, Thursday and saturday moruing.
Leaves Montrose the arriya, Of the morning
train from keokuk, making the time to burlington
in four hoars, connecting with trains East and
West
Sent IS. '57-dtf
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Go.Parin0Tshtp.
The nndersigned, having formed Co. Partner
ship uudsr the and 81 yle Of ilaines Brother
and purchased this entire interest Of II. s. farrar,
wli .ne Das.as.s " AuAnaisot .rinx ,s.e,
Door, Blinds. Flooring. Pump-Tubing, &c., vi
the old stand. corner VI Biun Streets, near the
Ksokuk 4 Fl. Dss Moiaes Rail kead Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Keokuk Sept RI, 81. r. Q. HATNEs.
4
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1857 1851
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

y. q. ParrOtt + Co.
"A RE nov in receipt Of large and we'll selected
IA stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, selected
With great care for this market. TO which the A.
tsntion of friends and The public il rsspectful-
ly satlsd.
1t u mot our intention 10 say, like somo persons
who have goods 70 sell, that ws will sell ~ 20 -
per cent less than any other house, but W do say,
and believe, that oar prices will compare favora-
bly, with any regular house in this city.
Give rs . call, 1T No. IS Main-st., and look for
yourselves. fssp30- d3m -wem
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xyYEtuvites all who wish to burn coal In their
w parlors TO call and our new kAdai'or.-
We make three sizes suitable for rooms OF all d.
mentions Al No. II Main
anr3-d CoMSToCK l. BRO.
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KO9D0M1e
LOTS in Aases 1ewM A11l1ea-Ans visw II
4 sbs city andrisMs INAAogy.
Also, avery desiteo1 ~ = Nnmupso xoY ROD
AeSsss. Y.
nshisd AAlk1sD III A4411.
T1OR sALE--H.s9 q - 4 - 4. 49, r.. sId
iimit. 49, l.Ssss-, - ri.ssa.s.ss s,sSS4-
4 IA mchie s. 61S7p Il 1I7Y H
- - 80
A&042M&
kWhSALE-A 49, - - - - 49, BAY
iowssnlp, 49, - ~ ~ q ~ ocsvs
HsAsas ana - nmset GseeS& 81 ~
nvss, niles nofse - 1N$ 1ssee. - = aoSes
are hsaviiy timbseea 80 - - weaeus, -
sscse ~ gooa isns. - ~ es.-. !.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE coNpASr,
CAPITAL 100000.
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Quincy ParlOr stove.
=

L,oHc onvenienee and utility this Stove 10 unsur.
L passed. IthAs large IRE door, open top ana
front-beautiful in design, we'll made, and warrant
Ell to perform we'll in every case The demand mas
bee % great for this that were unable TO
keep up With our orders last season, out now NC
awe % extended our works for making them -
will enable Us to fiji the demands promptly In iu-
ture. City buyers especially solicited TO exam.
inc this stove before purchasing.
CoMsTUCK 4 BRO,
aprs.d II Main 1t.
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Nesies - C~nsasneee ..

NOueotO CO0oIG0Oeo.
On and Aft<r this dais all psssoas ssseiving
Fsights must come 70 tho Levss and pay ehargss
pfore taking IL swAy. y tbs currency herrsofors
Men By ~ will not b. received by lis boass. No
kssption 70 the shove. BROWN = TAYLOR.
Oct. le-d5t TOM HRAlaHT
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. n Z r II fno Tox r u Z
Jnvo n41eS!

-
. u = = nfno reH + u =
Jnvo ntleS!
We hAvs Jass received . Inc asssrtmsnt Of
OACHES, GIGS, PERAABULATORS,
AND CHASKS.
Aish W viii SELL 49, vkRY LOW PRICE,
" view Il the hard timAs.
. lD-Csh end ~ sAsn,
os.lidsv rAirdst.. bs.. Maia / johasoD.
vHI8 Hess - Sssa rsssntiy fsrai.Asl; !
largo addition 10 ssasly AAishsd. 6Sst rate
liable and lsxgs Wagon Yssd attached.
The whols y SOW Tor rent On reasonable tsrns.
loesession. can b. given within thirty days.
kaasiss e the prssalsss corner It uigk aaA
eetlldtf JOHN 1RlPL1T.
usT rsssissa fran shs assslAseary II fsTsas,
CRAae . Co., thsss ssv Rsssvssi Rsan g.
sas q the AAnufastur ers' price.
ssssd fATkiCk y GROUSE.
m hand : ms assort nept d n AMOS from tie
factories Of BoAsDsAr, GsAr 1 Co.. and A.
10 lowest pricss, 81 10 Aain Street
oct7 PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
Ye9ng AnereaA News e Ooa
3lA AS bsen removed tron The old staad OF Web
- stsr PetAsf en- Jehason ST, 10 The opposite
~ - The stSest, one dsor est Of Third where
Nu1ats eAa Alusys lad the latest news and -
s ~ q ~ $3.50. ~. WILSON = co.
'Ss11 n 1{s1E1| & INV susIIns, "a ssesr
- olsest, Ksokak, lows.
~. : ~ a. ~ tskss kisas On The sale,
ete9o(N y ON TH1 MUTUAL PLAN
~, IT, a ~ ~ - these u IN J rslis::
Dnowpocv 7s 34ssgSE n
-, !. 4. isslsss. s. !. i. v.e Wife,
eOe1es NV. Rankin.
113nxt gfes, =. II. HARRISON .Trea,.,
AM1ku, viss Pres, W. TUNER IS,
Party Leaders.
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NEw CLornlHo GsoRE.-Ws call attention
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. B. n. Webster
10 which he speaks for himself in manner
70 challenge general attention. We havs
looked through Mr.. Wsbster's stock, and
found it to be really excellent in quality and
btyle. We should think even the most fsS-
idious person could suit himself throughout
IN this establishment, and be perfectly sstis-
led.