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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
COZ n IN TIIE
n EW GLAND STATE
IN ONE YEA 2

NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
TTNHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. 0. J. WOOD FOR RES
torng hair perfectly and permanently has yet had
rival volume after volume might be given from all parts
of the world and from the most intelligent to that
perfect RestOrdCe but read the circular and you cannot
doubt read also the following:
RB-THE HAR.-Peope have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known has
been those abomnabe wigs By recent discovery of Pro
essor Wood these articles being fast dispensed WITH but
great many persons still paronze them they have
been often imposed upon by Hair oncs of different kinds
To all such persons earnestly make the request that they
will try again, for in Woods Restorative there no
such thing as fail We know of lady who was bald who
used the article short tme and her head il covered
completely with the tniest and beautiful curs magi
nable We know numerous cases where rapidly
falling ont which restored in greater perfection than it
ever had been before.
also without doubt of the best articles for keep
ing the hair in good condition. making soft and glossy
to all the ills that hair is heir to-.
is the duty of every to improve their personal APP
pearance though may differ regard to the ways of
doing it but every will admit that beautiful head of
hair either in object much to be desir
ed and there that should be left untred to
tain such consideration.
CoCHoCToN, Ohio Nov II, 1856.
O. J. WOOD CO.-Gents As have been engaged in
selling your Hair Restorative the last for of your
local agents R NJ Hacknson and having experienced the
benefcia effects of if myself would like to obtain an agen
cy for the State of Ohio State in the West should
here "s o III aN EQUAL to IN the Hed States for
the hdT have been engaged in the Drug business Tor sew
era years and have sold various preparations tor the ha
nvigorates the scalp well yours being fully cognced
that your restorative is what yoq to be- would
like tQ engage the sale Of it, for satisfied it must sell
| Yours truly, s. I. STOCkMAN.
WAYLAND, Mass Feb 5, 1857.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD CO.-Genls: Having realized the
good effects of your Hair Restorative wish to state tina
finding my hair growing thin, well gray, was induced
from what read and heard to the article prepared by
you to promote its growth and change its color as it
YOUTH both of which it has effected completely In the Op
GRAFTON have used nearly three bottles. ..,-
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
! Oh. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, Gin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishments ant
LA Market street. st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Wilmington n. g. by Walker Maares, W. H. Lip
pitt Drake AcLn, and by all good Druggists =
April 20. l91-l5- 3m
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STOMACH OR LIVER.

Snch Indigestion, Acdy Of the Stomach, Cocky Pains
Heartburn Loss Of Appetite, Dependency. Costveness
Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections has numerous instances moved
highly beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles, after the Of the celebrated Io
land Professor 0rhave Because of its great success in
most of the European States, introduction the United
States intended especially for those our father
land scattered here and there the face this mighty
country. Meeting with great among Them
offer it to the American public knowing that its truly
dernl medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
is particularly recommended To those persons whose
constitutions may nave been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds its way directly to the seat
Of life thrilling and quickenng every raising up the
dropping spirit and, fact nusing health and YigOr
in the system
NOT1CE.--WhOcYer expects 10 find tins beverage will
be disappointed bnt to the sick weak and low spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular
remedial properties.
CAUTION:
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
limitations which the public should guard against
chasing Be not pusuaded buy anything else until
have given Bohayes Holland Bitters fair trial one
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is all these
limitations.
Sc Sold 81 90 per bottle six bottles So by the
sole prOprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR Co.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. FL LIPPlrT, DRAKE Nc
LIN WALKER MEARES, and Druggists generally through
ont the State.
June 8. lS58.-232S4I1y.
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CARDENAs NIOLASSES

TIME BRIG JOHN HATHAWAY is now dischareino car
l. go of PRIME SWEET CARDENAS MOI SSES,
in strong and substantial packages. For sale by
June %. j. & J, L. HATHAWAY g. 60
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July 2j3&44-lw.

70 relieve the suffering has been the object of the hui
name and phlanthOpic in all ages before the practice of
medicine became science the sick publicly exposed in
the open air. and every passerby named the remedy he
considered most suitable for the complaint We possess at the
present day through the agency Of the press more reliable
mode of conveying information to suffering fellow crea
lures Those afflicted with scrOula cuaneous and erup-
tive diseases will find in the columns Of almost every news
ppcr and periodical published certificates and testimonials
from those who have been speedily cured of these dreadful
complaints by the purifying and powerfully regenerative
Qualities Of Sands Sarsaparia.
Prepared and sold by A. B D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally. July 2, l8j8-44-lt
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

SIT should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be paid ~ ' 'sH
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GUANO AGENCY.
TINE PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT having advanced the
price of S. per ton, SHALL therefore, advance
prices accordingly, W. Il. McRARY co.
June 18th, 1858.
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BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINES.
4 SPLENDID, NEAT AND DURABLE MACHIN E.
N May 26. SHEPHERD, COLV1LLE co.
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MIR. nIARCY,s CORNs.

"a The late Administration and the Electric Ou'-
emo say the Administration have gone dO,on-even some
oy 1.-THE oraces of public opinon) pertinacously assert
Prof Chas De Grath never asked editor for favor
Ie opinion All respectable Doctors consider it altogeth
or mira dig to advertise in paper, yet they very glad
10 be noticed by the editor of respectable journaprovi-
led cost him nothing. Now this obsolete idea is fast de-
avnp If man. in whatever position, makes discovery,
he coming ont LABELLED ENGLISH. If this treads on
m bodys cOTS they be relieved very at Messrs.
tt Co.'S drug store Just to the crowd for
and to hear the exultaon Of the releved-sOme with
lnfu sweings reduced, and mbered joints: others re-
eved Of Neuralgia in half hour But all not
like Some require little longer time than others.
Washington UrniOn
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Superior Court OF Lar.
Curtis Thomson,
VS.. Attachment.
Curtis c. Oates.)
7 appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Curtis c.
Oates is nonresident conceas himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him. and the
said Curtis Thomson having obtained conditional Judgment
in this ease it is hereupon ordered that publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal to the end that the
said Curtis c. Oates may come n plead answer replevy
demur, or judgment final will be entered
WITNESS, j. K MORSEY, Clerk Of said Court at
Office in Clinton the 9Th Monday after 4th Monday in March,
A. D., 1858 J. K. MORISEY Clerk.
July 2nd, 1853 Pr. adv. s. 81 A Ct
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NEW YORK. June % Cotton is dropping of 500
bales; Upands mddn5 l2lc Flour State, So so 50 SIS
Ohio 81 IS a 10 Southern 81 As 81 75 Wheat, South
white, 81 Is red 81 TO- Corn mixed Sc 77c; white
IS 79c. Pork, Mess, SIC so Prime $l4 50 a $3 60
Lard l0i lie. Whiskey 22c. Sugar Porto Rico, g Il
cts. MuscOvadO &C. Coffee, RiO 10 lie. Spirits of Tur
pentlne hrmer at AZ 435c ROsn steady at 81 395
Rice a 34c.
BALTIMORE June 29.-Flour, Howard st. and Ohio a
81 fresh ground City Mills 81 o. Wheat is active good
to prime reds 81 o. to 81 10 fair to choice whites, 81 II
81 40 Corn, white "A &c., yellow - nc. Provisions
are dull and nominal. Whiskey is dull.
PETERSBURG June 29th.-ToBAcco.-T breaks were
light and mostly of medium quality Lngs SO to 81 Com
mon to Leaf Sc So good $50 to SlO fine $Z to $50
COTTON.SOme ZOO TO 800 bales haze been sold AT from
l0i to 12c.
toRN.-Sales of to 200 bbls at 90
WHEAT-No sales.
FLoUR-A very good demand prevails at q for supene
CiUAxo-small parcels ordered late advance
$50 per ton.
ExCHANGE.-On New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
plenty at J.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Nayal Stores.-A kinds are
dull sales making at about last weeks quotations
Dip Turpentine 50 90 Spirits do Al cents Tar 81 TO-
Grain-Recepts of continue ght-last sale from
boat at 65 cents y bushel.
FAYETTEVILLE. June 2S.-Bacon ii % l23 Cotton
Fair tn Good ia N 90 Ordi to Mid lO3 Ia IL Flour-
family S. 60 a O0O Super. S. so "a 90 Fine s. 40 q
90 Scratched, S. % "a 90; Grain-Corn 50 50 "a co.
Wheat so 90 % co. Oats, 40 "a A. Peas, 81 01 50 80
% ( 80 cents New Orleans, As "a so cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack 81 q q 90; Turpentine yellow dip, 81 3;
a 90; Virgin So o. q co. Hard, 81 90 q 90 Spirits
35ia 90 cents.
with but haIs quite and would command high
Gotton-On Thursday last you put Cotton 2a that was
an it should have been III There has been salt
Four-Receipta light market has an upward tendency
Corn-sales this morning at the boat IS cents.-Obs
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1858.
1857.
ARTICLES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FlaXseed, III bushels Juniper wood, 245 cords
Empty bills, "a; do. kegs 2OG. Do bolts $3.50
do. hhds., 5............... Do buckets, 200 dozen
Copper ore, 253 bbs Molasses bbls, Is tcs., 232
Old Copper pieces, 10 hhds hhds. .........:....
Soap Stone 5boxes 256 bb Potatoes 2G bbrag Is bales
Liquor, 80 bills Beeswax, bags, boxes Is
Varnish % bbls.. ........ bbs hhds. ...........
Mdze, 2l3 boxes 81 bbl. 6Fu bag, boxes II bbls.,
hhds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hhds. .................
Dried fruit, 81 bags. Feathers bags
Reeds, boxes bundle Rope, 19j coils; SOAP A boxes
Glue, bills; Hay, 70 bales Leather, II rolls
Hides, ,735 Pipes hhs .lIron, % bbs SO! tons.
FOREIGN
Vanisl bbs. %, 600 II. r. Ties.
Empty hhds 80 do. bbls. 30 Bacon 800 ns........
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STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT JUNE TERM 1858.
John Dawson
Attachment,
John G. Wood and Stephen ?. POly.)
APPEARING TO the satisfaction of the Court, that
both the defendants in this nonresidents 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal for the defendants
to appear at the next term of said Court to be held at te
Court House in the town of Wilmington second Monday
of September next aen and there to plead de-
mr judgment final by default will be taken against them
and the property levied upon be condemned and sold
isy plaintiff 9 debt and costs.
Test, SAM'L R. BUNTING, elk.
July 2, 1858 446w-Pr. adv. S. G2.
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hERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines and the public generally appraised that
have appointed Dir. A. 0. BRADLEY Wholesale and Re-
tail Agent for the sale Of GRAY'S GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. w. f. GRAY,
Nashville Dec 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Jan. 29th 1853 22Iy
RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERS.
&c Catalogues Sent Free !~6t
complete classified CataIogaa of Books in every de-
pament of Literature containing the greatest inducements
Purchasers be obtained, by sending yonr address to
ii. G. EVANS,
Publ,Shcr 439 Ches1nL street, Phd0delphid.
June Is, 1853 43-3m
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I. ;. e
Red Sulphur Springs, April 10, 1865
ECONOMY!

I hAIS The WORD almost forgotten by the American
have during the recent panic been made to
stand so we hence the necessity for prudence and getting
your money worth All this can be accomplished fan
Market street.
WE ARE SELLING EXCESSIVELY FOR CASH,
ND All the very lowest prices. We are determined to
"A close out our SUMMER HATS, CAPS d FLA rs
for Gents Boys and Misses wear lower prices
GU can save money by making your purchases the IA
d CAP EMPORIUM, "a Market street.
June 80 CHAS D. MYERS
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TIME NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General OF Cuba will
take place at HAVANA, on
| TUESDAI Y, July 9Th, 1888
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

CeIeDrated IlOtteTy VIII
place the 9th of July For particulars advertisement
in another column DON RODRIGUEZ, Charleston, s C.
June 30. 252&441t*
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s 3 o o, o 90
SORTEO NUMERO Col ORDINARlO.

Four APPROXIMATIONS to the 300 600 OF $500 each OF
$500 $5O,OOO of S400 $50 600; of $500 to $4,000
of 500 to 200.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters S..
Prizes cashed at sight per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known
So All orders for Schemes Tickets be addressed
"DON RODRIGUEZ, of City Post, Charleston s. CO.
June 10th, 1858 l79&321y
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GROVER q BAKERS SEWING MACHINES.
FTNHIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE BEEN USING
the above make Of Machines in families for
Der Of months and find them be such they
mended Easy to work and don't get of order sewing
don't rip. We believe they the best Sewing Machines
now in use, that know Of
Wilmington, June 18th, 1858.
E. j. LUTTERLoH, JAMES l.. HATHAWAY,
T. c.. WORTH JAMES SHACKLEFORD,
JOSEPH B. RUSSELL, B. G. Worth,
SAMUEL. J. BERRY, ZENo H. GREENE
The above Card speaks for ITSELF sample of the Ma
chimes be at my store All orders will be
promptly filed for any pattern that may be chosen Cash
upon delivery Needles also for sale by the dozen ST.
AL Machines warranted defective, others supplied in
their places. GEO. Fl. KELLEY.
June H. 237&42-tf
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BGRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS.

CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS or ANY KIN
FEVER AND AGUE,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN

SAMPSON COUNTY.
Superior Court Of La
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Notice.

Wshersby gre notice that We have adopt
"a - Cash System with regard to subscrip-
Tiers. Hsneeforth, no name will Be entered
On osr books unlsss Il b accompanied BY
sasA, ~ wAaasvsr the pay runs ont the pa
~ VII stolb anlsss or until moro cash is
fsftAseudngs
1Aoss who prefer 70 pay the carriers can
do % bat they mustlook to the carriers and
not 70 NJ for their papers, ~ the carriers
buy the papers Of ", and there our respon-
sibility suds. The carriers are advised TO
rsqsirs paymsnts strictly in advance, in all
easss, but Il they see ct to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
Ii regard to the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
J. B. HOWELL Il CO.,
HENRY NEWTON L co.
KEOKUK POST,
Ter WI. REEFS, As't.
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NOTICE II hereby given 70 The owners Of ths
Lots dessriAsdin the foregoing llsts situated ID
the City Of kscksk, Lee county ,aaA Statsof Iewas
that special la has bssn assessed aAl lsvied %
said lots City coansilol sid city for AesaA
mated n above list, and sslsss pAynsltks nade
Of tbs taxes 10 lsvsd and also eli coss tef0re The
3!st day Of August. A. y. 1855, shs said lots, o.
70 nuoh thereof assAall b necessary 10 discharge
ssid tax and costs will BE- sold On the day aeoss-
said, 1t the Mayors ookcs In said city, kstvssp
the hours Of o'clock :. u and ) o'clock >. n.
&C. HTnvENS,
Colisetorof the City Of Kseknk.
Aur n lo66-dtd
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= GAME,
Is DAY ci'i xsb iii E. s Scis;ces5..s.

lsrssaes q their ss1ssA e aspy ~ Ke-
= ksk. ehe blsesss vau take sehsasss t6as YER q
tfsy sests psf ncnth. md ~ shib1sss q 49,
ersly snas!s y psy svss that - ~ Win SsasA
~; ;s. ~ 49,; 80 e: .sass. s:sps.. s.s.
AdtA1e Ha4Ssp4tla. ~ tnIo - ogne--
1sssn1 nseenGW es1s ~, - ~ ~ n p e
8: = ks ~ 49, r.. =. ;as g, l'as - as's
Thslr sss6sais ssnrss On ~ ee1es - = ~
h.ess. WITH - ny asdfrss 800. 80 - q
ne Asslsnis ssaue ssnpsssss 49,. Vxi16s.
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, III. = 1.
rsse. aa4 Pestiesl g npesiilss. AsGise1so2 ~
ss vssgsapAy Ans1.ae, Modern. eese - -
~ Y.al.ss ~ phs.5tsy. Aslssassy, ts1aoy.
49, e y na1s - 49,. AAsassle ~ ksels..
fiaas, ealsm ee1 1iaiiSe, rSln01sS q - es{ |.
esesse velvet Mso1tss0A0lA - 0seeion fa5ne.
No., Rlain as10snsnsataJ ss1ls- Netk. leSrei.
dRy, Iapebtsys IT.. ~
z sF3 4wunQs gfss
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L4s4nx%peSaveAMis.
DURLlC N01lB9 = hepvby gives, that on II.
! ~ day Of ftpeeabae. nsxt d the door Of ths
clwk3 Daes, = \ Clty ksckut, lows, / sAsil
I 70 sell fcf eesh Il hand, 70 the hiehssi
49, =. folissiHg groPy ts-vit: Forty llsl
10. twsa1v .sIAs IN, s,nn snsins q liz
- ner Of Juhnsenb nd Third streets, thence
ID EAffd-st forty ~ ssst, the.ce parallel with
seMeen.st. hfty'(50l fsst, thence to Johnsoe-st
,oriy fset .hsnce afty !6o feat to the place Of
and State u IoaA.
The ssls y aade BY virtue .fs Deed Of Trust
from VIM. =. D. Lynch u me made 10 ssesss che
payment q = ssFsain nots tos the ssn u thirty.
By .. ksddiesten 70 WI. =. b. Lynch. spd 81 III
specially sedoFssd, wAirh nots Il due enl espei1
and ~ ~ tssmsof ~ Trust DEED I = feouirsS
to teli the property. y
Sale between ths hoass. q 10 o'clock !. =. AID
4o'el,ek ?. =, June1 kUDDlCH. IA.
August 3, lSSe.aM 1rustss.
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1he kfon m000 TOT Us AOrOo0.
The free traders have broken down Amer
loan manufactures in order to extend our
foreign trade, and have the glorious privilege
Of buying where ws can buy cheapest. They
do not take into their estimate, however, the
fact that 70 have 70 pay tho cost Of trans
pselefiss both ways, while We at the same
tins sseasd he Development Of our ownre-
sources.
And itwould seem in order to tickle this
free trade fancy, = special description Of ar
tielss 10 nanufactursd for American custom
ers, who 90 where they can buy cheapest. A
commercial correspondent Of London pa.
per, writing from Northampton on the 9th
OF July, says:
"The period for the American fall trade
has closed without its being characterised by
much inquiry. II il thought, however, that
il the neccsstieslof imakers on this side OF lthe
Atlantic should force them to accept consid.
erablyiower rates for good iron than are now
being taken, Americans may be tempted to
make some rather large purchases for, the
spring trade. 1t is not probable that the
makers Of iron that stand high in the United
States market will give way to the extent de-
sired. At the same time there can be no
doubt that large quantities Of an inferior
description Of iron are being manufactured
at very low figures for both American and
home buyers"
Thus our railroads, steamers and manu-
featuring establishments of all kinds are to be
supplied in England with iron Of an inferior
quality, at the imminent risk and inevitable
loss Of thousands Of human lives, in order
to expand this ruinous bubble Of free trade.
Railroads. supplied with rails made Of slags
and cinders are not safe and yet many Of our
railroads have been, and more will be sup.
piled with just such an inferior article, be-
cause it can be bought cheap, or bought on
time. Boiler iron, and, indeed, iron for al
kinds of machinery 10 being manufactured
on the same cheap scale, and in few year,
more Of our free trade policy, when oul
country shall kave fully awaited itself of tn,
ample supplies<I cheap iron now preparing
abrond for American use, it will be as mucl
as mans life is worth to step into steam
boat, railroad car or machine shop o.
any description where steam power an,
British iron are used.
This state Of things will no; be at oil sat
isfactory to those Of US who are in favor o
protection to home industry, however do
lightful it may prove to our free traders i
have their small modicum OF brains blow
out in consequence Of the use Of iron bough
"where il can be bought cheapest"
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Douglas on Popular sovereignty.
The depth and strength Of Douglas' love
for popular sovereignty is exhibited and fast
ened on him in the extract from Senator
Trumbul's late speech ut Chicago, which We
publish this morning. Read it. Douglass
popular sovereignty plea is only catch, a
cheat, trick, well-soundins phrase under
which he has played his fast and-loose game
Of humbugging the people pretty successfully.
But the game is getting pretty well played
out.
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e+"Master Brooks" the beheaded post
master at Quincy, retorts upon the President
with considerable spirit for dead man, bu.
when he says there WAS not y Democrat in
Quincy base enough to take the post-ofhce
under Buchanan, and that the latter had 10
send TO Chicago TO get one, be admits that
he had been the meanest man in that section
OF eountry--a point on which We think no
one will raise issue. Chicago Trib.
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K0 0kUks MS. PlOasansE MNSe0eD0o
M
8 At = s . Al.
1853. samsasF Arrangements. 1855.
CHANGE or TIMRi

VI
CHANGE or TINE
Forming, In connection with the Packets, Z
twice daily lire 70 Chieago and
Mount Pleasant.
Thvsugh - chicago IN - Mearss
To.sks sascs on Monday, Aassst 81, 1855.
ESR0M and after thu abovo data and aadi fsr,
E tAss notice, Trains will leave Psskss Dspol
Pint, lAsssanodation) Trsin loAvss Keoiul
Faekst Depet. Asily at O'Clock !. =.
1ecoaa, essdsrbsat Day expsessl TrAia Lave
Third. ls.s.nboas Nigh. Express, TrAia leave.
Ksokuk at 1870 p. m.
lint tAeeonnodation) Train lssvss Asatssss q
Iotl6 .. n. 81
ssoad. Steamboat Day E1pr.as) TralA lsev..
1hssd tetsanbsst kht Kxpssn) Train Leaves
MontSose daily st llsl6 ,. n.
The txAins on The above named Railroad rmonlnl
Ia connection with new md 1rss slAM PAmen gsi
Packets, will fUfm twios daily line 10 Barring
ton, mskins suss and close eennsetions With traIns
rsnning East and West for cAssago and ~. Plsas.
ant.
Ai.o, eonpsciug 4 Meatroso oaes daily viti
packets, for AuscAt{nc, R0ck Island, and poiut.
sbovs. Passsneers for Baslingten san taks sithsI
Day Of Night sxprcss.
Passenger for Muscatins, Rosk Tsland and point,
shove. win take the Night Express.
B. W. DAVIS,
SuperintsadsnL
J. r. TxwKssuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
0. II. DaEwER, Freight Agent, oeice - Paoks
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