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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-29

JUsT puHtIslfnp, the 9th edition. in scaled snvelope
gratis and mailed to any address, postpaid, ua re-
ceipt two stamps.
This litc work, emanatiug nom celebrated member
Of the medical profession gives the important in
doubts OF their physical condition. who are conscious
Of having hazarded their health and happinesscontain-
ing the particulars Of entirely and perfect
dy Tor SpormatouhWa Seminal Weakness, Debility,
Nervousness Depression Of spirits, Loss Of Energy Lass
situdc, Iimidiiy Involuntary Seminal Discharges In,
paired Sight and Memory Blotches aud Puppies on tho
Face Piles, Indigestion, Phpitation Of the Heart aud
Bodily Pfosra0n Of the whole system, inducing iQpO-
tency and mental and physical incapaely,hy Of
which every one may cure himself privately aud at
trihing expense.
1TAddrcss Dr.. Gil. j. @. KLINE, LIST Avenue cor.
10Th street. New York Post Box, No a5S6 1922
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MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT.


vi The undersigned propose to publish large aud
accurate Typographical Map Of Lamoillle Orleans aud
Essex Counties from thorough and careful surveys UNI
der the direction Of II. T. Wallng Civil Enpinoer.-
Every Road has been carefully surveyed by and
distance and the locations noted Of all the public Roads,
Dwellings, Churches, Post Offices Hotels, Stores, School
Houses Factories Mills Shops, Hills Ponds. Marshes
Streams, Nc The names Of Properly Holders generally,
carefully including those who order for the Work. will
be cugravcn upon the Map showing the exact location
Of each. Extra Maps Of the principal Villages will he
engraved upon the margin OF the Map, also Table Of
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office every other throughout the country, together
with the latest statistical information. An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map The Map will be cugrav
ed by the most skul Artists in the Country, hand
somcy Coored and Mounted, and will be delivered to
those who order the the most reasonable terms
We actively engaged in forwarding the work,
and shall cudeayor TO give every property holder OPP
portunty IT ordering copy aud also examining the
Work before its final completion in order TO make IL
trcly satisfactory as 20 accuracy, &c The Map will
contain AN the information usually found in Town Maps
for each Of the Towns in the Counties, and it is obvious
that the liberal patronage is needed 10 sustain
in producing work Of so great magnitude aud expense.
As 1t is evidently OF such practical utility and interest TO
business men and citizens gcnorayptcsentng min
ute and dirtnct representation of the Counties that
even child may readily acquire correct idea OF each
Town, Village &c, and their true direction and distance
from each other We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation Of the intelligent and encrpnsng
citizens Of Lainoilc, Orleans, and Essex Counties.
0s LOOMS WAY s. CO., Boston.
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
De- fhysiuan Extraordinary 60 the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition but a sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsruc-
tons, fom any cause whatever aud although power
l remedy they contain nothing hurtful the eonsttu
no HIRBIED LADIES,
IL is peculiarly suited. It will in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Inrsr PMS NAVE NEVER nEEN known TO rArL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS os rnE % rAoE or rNNrn-
lEr ARR WILL onsEnvfD.
For ION particulars, get pamphlet free OF the agent
~ .. Si,0)and o postage stamps enclosed 10 any au-
horzcd Agent will nsutca bJttlo containing over 50
pills. ty return mail
Sole Agent for the United statos and Canada
lob MOSES,
date I. G. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester n. Y.
L. I. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent f1r Montpelier
j. VI. HENRY, Waterbury, wholesale agent for Yer
mont. For sale by all druggists ia Montpelier. Oj.j7
o. Thousands Of females die annually for wapt of
remedy for the ailments TO which they are incident Tho
only such romcd, know Of Sir James Clarke Fc-
maIe Pills. They are put up 100 bottles containing 90
pills, with circular containing capcit directions. and
scnt pl.t-roc for 81 and pos.-stamp7 They well
know, 20 be the only aud safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from amy cause. See ad,er.
u.cmcnt. 0Ily
la cough sca5ic, d. Clarke, Potent Cherry syrup
Win cure BE-
HAVE YOU
head OF hair whisscrs or inoustarho OF an uuJc-
coming color
30 YOU
Wish to change that color 90 handsome deep brown
perfect and natural black without injury TO thc 6hres
aud 90 kecn your hair Of thr frrr WON desire without
trouble of iucont orcucei ifso.
THEN YOU
Must use CmsrApono's Excursion DYE, which. is the
only harmless, ceriaiu nstanfauc.a, and uly n4tuai
Hair Dye in the world.
SHOULD YOU
doubt these statements t1 the ARTICLE and fis fds dee
uouucc it
sold everywhere and applied by all Ha.r Dre.acrs.--
CrI.rAuoro. 40 aston Ha.sr Nrr iot
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- EMOVAL.-UN1rED STATES AND FoR-
III EidN PArRNr AorNcY.
A NJ & T. l. 100 = f. R

4 VI = T. l. Y " " I II II
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents ia the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office TO
WEBSTER BANK BufLDISo, - EXcHANoE ST.. BosrOS.
Patents issued ia the United States and in all other
patent granting countries. Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats fled Recon alterations procured of
Applications that have been rejected upon imperfecty
prepared papers lnierfercnces prosecuted Reissues
and extensions procured ard In general all business
rrompincss.
British aud other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents ia London and Paris.
Persons rcsiang at distance may obtain all necessary
Information and have their business transacted by writ
ing TO The subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
lie bcgs leave % refer those unacquainted with him to
Me following testimonials--
From the Hon. Charles Mason Comnissioney Of Taienf'.
US. PATENr OTT1cI,
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper, Esq Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eenced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice " the Office close attention 10 the
Interests n his clients, and marked candor and courte-
N That has rgudctod The transaction Of business with him
pleasure have mo- hesitation in stating that regard
him One uf the ycy bcstapcuts fu the transaction II
CHARLES MASON. ConmissioAer.
From Me Er1mmcrs Of tio Patent Ofce.
The drrsimed, Principal and Assistant Examiners
u hc United States Patent Office havr for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner iu this office, aud take pleasure in
stating thar hc is gentleman OF thc highest moral char
artr of uuguostiuucd knowledge To- the business and
practice ~ the oicc aud that hs scientific atainments
such cmincutly TT him for the business in which
lc BE- about tp engage.
HENRY -. RENWICK, y,...y
l.. ID. GALE. = '":I
$. II. LANE. H'"'"''
r r. pEAIE,
TuOS q. EVERETT, assistant
D. SOUIuGATE SMITH, Examiner.
WM. c. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. 7. n. FITZGERALD,
Int PftHcipai Examiner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan. 5. 1855 7l2i
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plain and uuarnishcd statement of ficfs trhich the
reader IS grifcd 10 consider carefully and remember.
Nature has furnished for the protection as well az the
establishment Of the human head, covering, which, in
It's original perfection. adds much 90 the dignity OF
man, As 10 The beauty aud loyencss Of woman.
Great attention. therefore. should be taken by both
sexes Go preserve this ornament ia it. original perfection
aud 20 restore Il when diseased lost, tl this the u.
costheuc viii do The lrcosthcnc eicctually prevents
aud cures bondruh aud Hcadachc-two fruitful cause.
Of premature Badness.
10 takes tho front rank NJ all preparations for the toilet
or thc prevention and removal II all those accidents O.
which Che hair Is SO extremely liable
For the toilet 10 stands unrvalcd II does not soil The
bonnet or Int, though Immediately afcr being APP
p.l,di nor does it induce that gnmny condition of tht
har aud scalp that follows the Of most other prepare
tons.
This Hair Tonic Is the result of twenty years of scien
thc study and medical investigation.
For time and money thus expended In bringing tlti.
20 its present state Of perfection, discerning, dscru
mating public Is ardng the dscovcfcr by purchasing
the Ttcosthcne Hair Tonic m preference DO inferior
preparations.
u Is cheaper than any other preparation Of tc Kind
az from s concentration it requires less quantity and
fewer applications
Prepared and sold by HOYT GREEN, ST. Juhusbury
Vt. and also by FRED J.. SMITH, and az Walton.
Office, Montpelier, VI l33w.t
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4 cough .elrl3c, D. cIafkc', r0tcat chcr1 syrup
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mr.. CULVERWELL ON MANHOOD,

Mc4ica Essay on q ncio cfftqii and radical cure 2f
SpeImai0rfhma &c., icifioaf The use of Inter-
tiai Mefiiciies, Confederation, or dny
Mechanical AppiaHces.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life
Tho GIeat Engli7h kemedy Or


CuLDs, CouUHs, AsrHMA, ASu CONSUMPTION
We tram Me lIaon,otkcf, u T., Factories The fol-
ociag case Is one NJ gycif interest 20 the operatives ~
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p NJ ad'eFH1IntH' v lI Slnf0fd's LNr InUl
rat2r Dos another cli.mu. llG2
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

oAm,
Arrive al Houston next days by 7pm.
s5l6 From Cypress Top, by nose fii Montgomery Dam
-ile Wavcrly, and Goshen, to Huntsville, 30
miles and back, three times a week
Leave Cypress Top Monday, Wednesday, and satur-
day nj a m;
Arrive at Huntsville next days by bpm
Leave Huntsville Monday, Wednesday, and satur-
Arrive at Cypress Top next days bybpm.
BIDS to run six times week are invited.
sbi1 From Hampstead by Retreat Grnaville Anderson
Bonneville -Wheeiock, 0wsnsvlle Eutaw, Alto
Springs, Marlin, and Blue Bluff TO- Waco Village
l50 miles and back, three times week
Leave Hampstead Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
at Sam.
: Arriveat Waco Village third day atssm; ,
Leave Waco Village Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at am;
Arrive at Hampstead third day by Sam msl
Bids to six times week are invited. hle
Bids TO commence at Anderson viii DO beyonsidered.
85l8 From Hampstead by Retreat and Crimesville TO
Anderson, "a miles aud back, once q week.
Leave Hempstend Thursday at m;
Arrive at Anderson next day by Ia MI
Leave Anderson Friday at PM
Arrive at Hampstead next day by II an.
Bids to three times week invited
s5l9 From Hampstead TO Washington 20 miles and back
six times week.
Leave Hampstead daily except Sunday at 6 m;
sd Arrive ut Washington by l2 M
q Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at p
M;
Arriveat Hampstead by pm.
$3.50 From Rock leland by Tippcts, Wades and Gasons
to Hodges, tno offce,) 80 miles and back, once q
Bidders 10 propose schedule of departures and arri
walls. -sW
s52 From Breuham, by Long Point, John Doeds Doctor
Holidays, Lexington, aud A. Lawrcnces to
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Arrive at Bastsop same days by l2pm.
ab42 From Round Top, by Union, Long Point and Gay
H,l to Independence, 30 miles and back, once q
Leave Round Top Monday at am;
Arrive at Independence by q p M;
3 Leave Independence Tuesday at s am;
Arrive At Round Top by p m.
Z hs Bids 10 run twice week will be considered.
s343 From Gonzales to Molten, 20 miles and back,
once q week
Leave Gonzales Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Molten by IL m;
Leave Molten Saturday at 2pm
Arrive at Gonzales by m.
a5l4 From Gonzales to Pao Alto, Is miles and back
unce week. w.5e
Leave Gonzales Saturday at am;
Auive at Palo Alto by I'm;
Leave Palo Alto Saturday at 2 p m;
Arrive Gonxsss by I'M.
s5AS From Gonzales to Zoar 20 miles and back, once
~ week.
LSave Gonzales Saturday at a m;
Arrive al Zoar by IL M
Leave Zoar Saturday at 2pm;
Arrive at Gonzales by SPIN.
sba6 From Gonzales ly Orisaba aud Pin Oak, 10 La
y. Grange, go miles and back, three times week
Leave Gonzales Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Gam;
Arrive a, In Grange next days by IL m;
Leave La Grange Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Gonzales next days by 7pm
Bids to ,uu six times week are invited.
s5a7 From Gonzalas, by Live Oak, to Goliad 60 miles
AID back, once week.
Leave Gonzales Mondny ats am
Arrive at Goliad next day by bPmi
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Bids to run thtee tunes n week "re i'ie"'
1896 From Corpus Christi to Rio Grande CITY, 100 m'es
aud batk, once week
Leave Corpus Christi Monday at an;
Arrive at Rio (i,nudc City Thursday by Ia m;
Leave Rio Grande City Thursday ut p NJ;
y Arrive ut Corpus Christi Sunday by NJ
Bids I'd run twice week will be considered
sba7 From (oIiad by Refugo and Alguma, to San Pa.
tricio rs miles and back twice week.
Leave Goad Monday and Thursday at am;
Arrive at San Pstricio next day by 8 p m;
Leave San Patricio Monday and Thursday at 6 M
Arrive at Goliad next day by 6pm
s59s From Goliad, by Meyersve Clinton Cuero, Mus
tang aud Peru to Halettsvc 20 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Goiad Wednesday vt 6 m;
Arrive at Halletsvillc next day by sPm
Leave Haettsvile Friday At am
Arrive at Goliad next day by 8pm
ssoo From oliad to Oakve so miles and back, once
week.
Leave Goad Friday at 8 a M
Arrive at Oakville by lopm;
Leave Oakville Saturday at6am;
Arrive at Goliad by 10 pm.
$500 From Ansoua to Crescent Village, l5 miles and
back, once a week
Leave Anaqus Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Crescent Village by ~ m;
Ieav Cres,en Village Saturday at M
Arrive ut Ausqua by 6pm.
ssoI From Big Greek, by Sandy Point, TO Liverpool 81
~milcs and back, week
Leave Big Greek Sunday al sc M
Arrive at Liverpool by PM
Leave Liverpool Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Big Greek by pm.
1902 From Matagorda, by Sugar Land ana eae !" ''
zoria AZ miles and back thrs &c times n week;
Leave Mataaoria Monday, "Wednesday, ana fr'oay
at6am;
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WAITS TsErn, PsRyunRp BRxArBAHD BKAusH-
vuL CosrLxx,os be acquired by using the
"Balm Of . Thousand Flower" what lady or
gentleman would labor under til. cure Of disa
greesbie breath. when by using the "Eaim Of =
Thousand Fiowers'' ~ dentrince. would not only
render il sweet butlsars the teeth - white - al
abastssr Many persons do not know their breath
10 Bad and the subject il delicate their friends
viii never mention 1t. Beware Of eountsrfsits.--
Be sire the bottle assigned,
FETRIDdE Co., N. Y
For ssleby all Druggists. je3<lkw6m1
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~ Hostetter's celebrated stoaseh Btttug
Jaundiss. Dyspspsa, Nervous or Chrosic Dshi1
are very pleasant 70 tssts ssA s.sli, and -
taken under any Circumstances. In saAss Of p
pspsia i. ssts like magic, Strengthening tAal -
tAs stomach. stimulating the digestive ps~ "a
sviss rudy health TO the cheek, and hslgAtAss 70
the eye. In all cssss Of diseases Of ths stomach,
vhssAss sssss Or chronic, It nay be rseoaasaded
for is soothing, cordial and rsnevsting inAssass.
DysrepsiA, heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea.
nsrvoss trsnors. relaxation. debility, &c., ars r.
lievsA by.shs btssrs In very short spsss Of time,
and psn<vsrancs In their use never fails 10 work
thorough cure. Kept st all the popala saloons,
and principal drug stores.
HARRISON 1 GIBBONS, Agents,
mchl7i4w MAin-st., bet. 9Th and 7th.
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COM ERCIAL.
DAILY 6Asn Crfy Ovvscs, I
a ,kak. Mndsv. Map0A 18Th.

4 OAIAB 0ASu VIHx VIBto8s
| ks,ksk, nandAs. Aaseh 18th.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extrs Family (fail
~hsap 81 % = bbi, Bxtss sspsrans (spriDs
vhssp Aeoi supsrhne - 50. Gate City Extra,
~ 90 per Dbl. sssoaA quality, - 80 = bbl--
Country Aour, - " = saek. Quincy, ~ rs TO
IS. arahan. tiali whsa,) q ~ per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS. sse per 100.
CoRN-ReAdy sale st zoe to 7sc.
BARLEY-0ood demand for prime qualities 1t
Soc TO 7kc.
wHEAT-Littls fan wheat 10 be had Soc
viii be paid for good article. Spring Is to SOC
for choice, poor grades loto45ei in good currency.
oATs-In request n 80 to 81.
RYE-3Sc to 4oc /; little scoming In
BUCKwHEAT-s5c p bush. At Banner Mills
PoTAT0Es-6ood supply; selling 1t ~ 10 Soc;
from wagons, 30 to ssc.
GROCKRIKS-N. o. Sugar fair 1}to s4,prins 81
70 o. choice I'll clarified 10 70 l0S crushed and loaf
LII 10 ~. AolAsses Plantation 10 70 IL, 9. H. -
to ~, Golden Syrup, rs 70 500. coase-Rio u,
Java 10 to Ice. Rice 8 10 63c. -
s0AP-Palm 6ic, Family Sc.
CANDLEs-ssar ., stearine l2A. AosId :
III.
LARD-Fair supply, 7Ac 70 &c. s.ss L.
BUrTgR-Eair supply. Choics II - II
HIDES-Dry ,siete Zoe; green, u 70 -.
HAY-Prairis from o. to SO. Timo&Ay, II
TO SO. Hungarian, tl4 70 Z. 10.
SuNDRfRS-Onions,oe " l. 10, Kggs, . 70 lo1{j
Feathers, 4oe 70 4sc; Waite Beans, 7sc 70 I CO.
fRuir-FAir supply. Green spplA skoiss !
~ to %. Dried apples, - 90 10 ~ Is per bssof
Dried pesehes, ~ 30 10 - ~; Raisins, - 3e IA
rs.
PR0vI6I0NS-Msss Pork els 50, sheslAss1
Sides 81, Hams ~.
BEEg-7a 70 gross 4is too PSF quastsr.
AO0s-D-ssed 10 ~.
sHKEP-t1 to . y head.
sALT-a A., 81 80 to 81 10 Answhs. u.
KxcaAxGE.-on New York for currency 3 Per
sat.; for gold per cent St. Louis l per cent
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NJ sFs ~ n 49,
6na 1850 D1nks.
rs The following qsotatioas ars bassd upos
~ Report 81 ~ Auditor Of the 0tate 81
ladiaaa, datsd February lst, 1858:
aR1cH 1Aylxc.
Ar1 Discousr.
1ink n 0oshss, 0esAen.
Bank q 0s@Ilrt 0osport.
4 eaakse ~; - -. Sernon.
81 = = b. es.A.
ID - u eklea. 6ale1.
e.:s.'ss'scs - s. 8 ;'s:';;: :c.s,
4 1SeAA4GS DAn6, Naoons sale.
QeaA e 1.Aiepa Aisaa city.
case1 ~, nysv1JlS.
csssa IL, Is6iaas6siis. rsl.s..t y 1rsas-
~ e.. : sss q; 1,.a.,,,,..
q is1s....
81 s.sls.
Id IIk1 sllSos.
Isliaaa RasnSsss DAnt, FRANKLIN.
Ksutssky Stsek Dank, Cslumbss.
LAgraass Dsst. LlnAs
Pafhe Ceanty 0ank kocksile.
! Psaisls City kaak, Tssss IIauis.
Nahk Of Monticello. n
1syStts County 1ask.
MsssA. . Med. Dk. New Albany.
Hasa II 6yTAeass.
lndisa Asssrvs Bank.
Hooaisf Bank.
SssrsxpHD-Af Is Dlscprr4.
AgrSsaitsnl 1aak.
Atlsatic Dauk.
1ank q Albany. M
D1nk q Alhion.
! Hank e AAaiea.
Y BAnk u Ansfiss.
naak Of 1eidgsport.
Bank Of ConnsFsvilte.
Bank II PsrSysviiie.
Bank II 6suth Band.
DAak Of r. wadsvestA.
Bank Of the Capitol.
Baaksf N.AnQlss, Clinton
Bank sf RockpSH.
. Ehhart County Bank.
ss6avinEs Bank Oeeesnville, tseeure,) ~ dis.
q rAImers aspsr& Z s II
sA@aeee Dens. -
Nbrthsr9 Indiana Dauk.
MY. ! W. 81, Stock 1aaks
s Ssssa; alSt; ,.,...., s...
: ~
. 9sat(Q Stsn DiSty Bank. s
& 1bers is % little sasplnls1 Indiana pspss
nov u eiroulssioas ~ fasst1ss Is uIfs1Io.
blek ~ We do NOT deem II worth while 10
=
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KsoKrx, March 10, 1855.


M~ss. Leighton, Dimond, Van AnsvsyP,
and Others:
GssYs-I had the honor, . few days since,
70 receive your letter, sslias ny consent 70
the use Of ny nans - candidate for the
Aayorslty q The seeisg slsetion.
Yoa viii bear Ne vitasss, ssatlsmsu, that
during long residence in lows ! havs never
sought, O. Il night sad), desired o6os Of
any kisd, bss vhsa snszpssasdly called upon
By ~ 'sfrisaAs sad fellow siti.sas," without
dississsisa q parsy, - ahpossd TO yield
% lar TO thsir wisAss = - take the ssbjecs
into eonsidssasisa, With The purpose, If ]
should Ind Il not incompatible with my
other sagagsmsnts, TO enter the 6sld -
eandidass.
In view u ~ fact that shall necessarily
be absent from the city considerable por-
ten Of the time dsring the CANVAS, after
mature dslibsrssion, feel compelled BY .
sense Of duty 80 yself to decline your very
aa..sring int1sssoo.
lam happy 70 recognise amongst the
0lk00IU Va kOO A0bt0B bOG 0ono VI G0ooy 0Ho
with me have stood shoulder 10 shoulder 10
earring forward the various public and pri-
vaas enterprises which have given character
to our city and made II the commercial me-
tsopolis Of the STATE.
The Very grave eiresnstsnsss surrounding
rs, asd the szPsrisnss Of the past, indissss
the importanes Of selecting men for the re-
sponsibls olIoss Of Mayor and Aldermen
who are not only capable. but men Of un-
bending integrity, who will be faithfal 70
the interests Of the atty, Who viii realize
their responsibility 70 the people Who elect
them, and thai they are the servants Of the
people, and not their masters: Who win list
On TO the prayers and rsnonssrasess Of the
people against unnecessary sxpsaditars Of
money, and the entailmsns Of oppressive
taxes, the effect Of which must b not only
to repsl strangers, but to drive from oul
midst those who 6nd themselves crushed be-
meath their weight.
In COMMON with yourselves, gentlemen,
feel desp interest in the faithful sdninis'
11lation Of the city government, and shall b
happy 70 unite with you in the support o.
men whose e~lscsds~ts are such - 70 in
spire confidence, rather than those who are
while candle pss, loud in their profession
Of seal and disintersstsdnssa, but who's
previous history shows them 10 have bssl
selfish, unserupuloas, and unworthy Of pub
lic confidence.
=, Ian, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedissssssrvsnt,
EDWARD KlLBoUKNE.
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DENTAL IA ~ Os Sxx9fs
TAR T. ]. PoRKE desires TO Inform ~ -
u nifty that be has determined 70 mako Ksokak
his permanent residenee, for the purpose - prae-
sieinx DENTISTRY. III. BUSINESS engagements
elsewhere such that II will not be possible for
him TO locate until spring. He feels assured in
giving the guaranty that be will come prepared TO
give entire satisfaction in the various bsaaoh0n0
his profession, to all who may favor him vi
patronage.
ksvsREHcEs.-J. u. Howell, B. N. Wei
Q. r. Miller, Of Keokuk; Df.J Bovep, Dr..
sander, Ieva City. 1kutiI i!
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REMOVAL.

Tho DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE 10
In McCuxs's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Arst door TO the right.
Orders for eli kinds Of Job Work filed
with nsstusss and dispatch.
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The uadsrsigusd members Of the Unitarian
Chuich Choir, tender their sincere thanks to sew
srai ladies' Of the Society, for the elegant Silver
Baskets which were presented In their name; and
they only regret that he service hss rseo.psnssd
Va not fAx better worth delicate and valuable
gift. -. 4. KENDALL
Mas. L. HOWE.
Ksokuk. March 10, 1883.