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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17
NO.. 20
PROSPECTUS
OF THE 80
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1858.

THE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest. II holds that honest
labor Is the foundation of all lasting prosperity, and
that the working man should be enlightened honorcd,
and rcwarded. The labors of the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments.
1st 1t strives to teach the best methods of improving
the farm its SOIL its buildings, its products its live
stock, its convenience, and its comforts.
I'd 1t believes that fair prices for farm products
just essential to the farmers prosperity large
crops and fat cattle labors to help him to
the best market for his products and to prevent the
midde-man from taking too much toll for his servi
Sd, 1t labors to enlarge his stock Of ideas, to In
prove his understanding and while avoiding partzan
politics, TO teach political economy.
In addition to vast amount of agricultural inform
atiOn the columns Of the Prairie Farmer give the
of the day,-both home and foreign. The variety Is
SUCH that family need take other city paper, and
yet he well informed the current events and topics
ofthe day. The art of condensing is practiced, by
which great deal can he given in small space.
One portion Of the Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second gardening; third, mechanics; fourth,
household ecoromy; fth, the markets. very full and
accurate sixth, local news and news by telegraph
matter and eighth, to educational topics for the
young; 10 all Of which is added large number of ex
cellent practical and instructive communications,
various topics, each week. The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle Of contributors than any other agricuu
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS OF TIE PRAIRIE FARMER.
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a saloadid assortment Of Dress Goods ef all kiuss
n AZ Ian GENNfo
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EE1KLY -OTTUMWA. COURIER 4
SperfaI Notices.
NOTICE.

n 0ERSONS who may have books, or pamphlets be-
d. longing to me will confer favor by returning
them to the Courier Office the earliest convenience.
j. w NORRIS.
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LOTS FOR SALE!
OTTcJs1wA ACADEMY.

yEyHE End Session Of Ottumwa Academy--openei
Il December 2nd, lS5I--wil commence on Wedncs-
day. March 10th, lI5 and will afford facilities for in
in
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Good News for the Hard Times.
Ii AND WINTER GOODS.

YOU want To get the worth of your money, just
Il drop in at Lawrencc's. lie is receiving daily
from BostSp and Cincinnati, large and splendid as
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Prepared by DIR. J. 4. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PACK 30 Crs. YkR Box. FIVE Boxks ron 81.
SOLD BY

J L. rayior, otiunswa; twm. Myers, Agency City
i-st,e a Reesmaa. Dahlensga, J. Z. DGniap Co. Ed
dyvie; \. \, Ramsay Albfa, &oBhall Bruce Keo-
AJAX. and all Druggists
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THE ECLEcTIc
COLLEGE OF "a DfCfN g

CIECIEEA1I, OHIO es
TIME Spring Session Of 1883. viii com
menee on Monday, the sth of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. A full and thorough
course of Lectures viii be given, occupying SIX OF
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
zeal facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the Chairs viii be as follows;
T. z. 81. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
]. F. JUDGE, NJ. D., -
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
A ]. HOWE, NJ D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. H CLEVELAND, N. D.,
Professor Of Afateria Mediea and Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and iE-
stitutes of Medicine.
JOHN KING, II. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ana
ChildreR.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, yiz:-Martieulation, $500. Tuition
$1,000 Demonstrators Ticket, S5I 90. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (optional) S5 90.
The Lecture Rooms newly finished, neat and
comfortable, and in a central locality Cn College
Hall, Walnut Street, where students viii find il
convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. 1I3 Smith
Street or of Prof c. H Cleveland, Secretary Of tht
Faculty No. 40 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
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Law Office
JOHN RI coz

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in all
IA the District Courts and in the Supreme
rience in pre-emption practice in another State,
and viii give special attention to all cases in the
Land Offices.
Reterences.-Any lawyer of standing in Wiseon-
sin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School. Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee, Kanzas. - .-.-.-- ..-4.
N. B-Mr c. is NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oct 81 Sly
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PRO CLAM ATIoN

To the Electors Of the Territory of Kanzas.
BY virtue of an act of Congress entitled can act
for Ae admission OF the State of Ksnzas into the
Union" approved May 4th, 1858, and in aecor-
dance with the instructions of the Board of Off.
GERS authorized carry the provisions of said act
into effect,
I, JAMES W. DENVER, Governor of the Territory
of Kanzas, do hereby proclaim and make known
that ON Monday. the I'd day of August next, the
qualified electors of the Territory viii assemble at
their various places for voting and then and there
cast their votes for or against the proposition by
said act of Congress submitted, accordance with
the rules and regulations adopted by said Board
the second day of June, 1858, and which are here
committee of three and on that day adopted by the
Board. J. W. DENVER
Attest: HUGH S. WALSH, Secretary.
Leeompton, Il. T. June 8, 1858. ~ sers
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MITCHELL & WEER,
UNITED STATES SURVEYORS
Land Agents and Attorney

WILL devote their attention TO al 6nsln. 6n"r. 70
w fore the Land Office, furnish HarI'D van ~ On
Pre- Empters at the lowest price, for eaS - thsir
time, make out their proof and attend, ID ~ and
business free Of charge; buy$and sen sen. tbs Goy-
ernment furnish plats Of any township N .lss1.
zss to order; Territorial and County sisPs
for sale at 81, aad furnish information
lands and titles. Cor sale
NJ 5000 acres of good land in Kan1asa DIV a.
cheap --zsss,s ss SaH-@~
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EMPORIA AND LAWRENCE
PASSENGER NDEXPRESS LINE

J. D. & G. n. WALKER, PRopRIEToRs.
4 HACK will leave the Enporia House, Empo-
n ria, for Lawrence, every Monda morning at
o'clock, and the Whitney House, Lawrence, for
Emporia, every Thursday morning at o'clock
Passing through Bloomington, Twin Mound, Bur-
lingame, and Quincy.
AGENTs.-G.r NJ. WALKER, Emporia; T. L.
WHITNEY, Whitney House, Lawrence.
ang15-tf
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Township PIats

Township PIats.
T HAVE for sale the Plats of Township 19, in
4 Ranges TO-. IL, and II, drawn from the Field
Notes in the Surveyor Generals Office; and will
furnish TO order plats of any surveyed Township
in Kanzas. = E. p. BANCROFT.
dee19
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JOHN DODSWoRTH,
Bookbinder and Blank Book
Manufacturer,

LAWRENCE =: KANZAS
DLANK BOOKS ruled and made to any pat
ID tern, for Bankers, Merchants, County Officers
and Railroad Companies, such as Ledgers, Jour
mails, Cash Books, Record Books, Registers, Tax
Books, dc. Particular attention given to Job
Work. Law Books, Magazines, Music, Pamphlets.
etc, bound in plain fancy Morocco bindings, at
st. Louis prices. noy7-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

u o r. A l. E-
j. large lot of extra super fine Flour, best quail
ity, for sale cheaper than ever at
Inay6-G PROCTERS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31

The College Journal of M edicai Science,
a Monthly Magazine of 4s pages. conducted by the
Faculty of The Electie College of Medicine, is
published at One Dollar year, payable in advance.
year. Communications for subscription, or for
specimen numbers, should be directed TO
DR.. C. II. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
ian9-ly l39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, o.
The Kanzas news., 1858-07-31
CALHOUN CeUE

franklin Township, at the regular voting place.
Judges, c. j. Cowell, j. B. Parrott, ]. J, Driver.
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ns~ CoveHa, Col.ps, 8oARsEssss, &c.
ss pre vaieEcs Of the above complaints at this
80 has the effect of bringing ant host Of prcfes
.saIy new specifics, and while ZONE few may se
god, piany are nseless sild some even danserous.
ns TO consult your family ph ysiean, other wise
u.e only such remedies as long public experience
S. nrcvcsi ta be safe and eGcacious OF this class
~ TSIEg's COMPOUND sYBUe OF GUM ARA
EtC Originally the fsvorie prescription of an er.
iaeni ph ys,oian, it sooa became q popular family
n3eii,;ue aud without advertising, has Continued
"a enjoy \ growing reputation Cor the last twenty
vesr, Ia All recent cases tt acts like charm and
a.thrsa sc il IL used with unparalleled success ~
racat families viii testify.
Sold hy fISaER WINSTON, MLSnR q RAHEE A
,6rxSEa Sc At y cents per bottle. and ia an els.
ssut ana pleasant Lo1ense form, lss and Is cents
ref box Sallsd T1LEs's 'GIs ARSsu Cou0H CASpY
bgoFs." g. A-2m
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FRoM SoUrH AMERIoA.--We have news from
South America, dstec at Buenos Ayres the 9th
and Montevideo the 30th of September, Rio janet.
ro the 10th, Bahia the 14th, and Pernambuco the
10th of october. President Lopez was blocking
up the lower end of the Paraguay river with lues
Of sunken stakes, TO prevent, if possihie the
entrance of the United States war vessels, and
some reportg state that be will defend his position
with great tenacity. The firm of Piowes, Son
Co, had suspended payment ut Rio. Coffee sup
plies we're very moderate there, snd prices had
advanced 100 reals per arrobe in all grades
dround sugars had advanced in price. at Bahia
tho stock Of sugAIs was small. Last transactions
were at 2,5oo per arrobe for hrowus aud 3,lo0 for
whites. Coffee in brisk demand, aud stocks of
Bahia cleared of at $500 aud $500. Trade was
dull at pernambuco. Sugar supply small. Twen-
ty thousand barrels of -four were ON hand.
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Hon. Schuyler colf.x, of Ohio, 10 ia Boston.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, OF Ohio, 10 In Boston.
N. P. Willis has gone on tour through Virgin
10, with his fafher-in.law, Hon. Joseph drinnsli.
Prince Alfred, OF England, arrived at Fsrrol,
Spain, on the I'D inst.
r. NJ. Livingston, Of Alabama, has heen appoint.
Cd American Vice Consuiat Liverpool.
Ifa lady yawns half dozen times In succession,
young man, ycu .isy get your hat.
There were 351 deaths in New York last week :
"a less than the week previous.
The population Of Cincinnati 10 1891 was "a, ISL;
the city nnw has . population Of 22SD00.
sMistsr, say, spose you d0A't know Of po'
body who dent want 70 hirs nobody - Do nothing
don't you e The Answer was, ssfss don1." Y
s Ths dwelling department. Of Gsose Ncest Acsd
eny, Burks county, Ca, - deetre1o4 ~ ate oI
~ i3sa insk Loo ssseQ. -
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The EPIDEaIc AT ALBANIA meeting of the ply
sicaus of Albany has been held for tho purpose VI
consulting on the rise, progress and cause Of tho
sore throat disease which has bsen prevalen nt iu
that city for tho last four months. They state
that 1t 10 less virasnt than 10 generally opposed
II is found in all parts Of the CITY, and in almost
every block, and yet the fatal cases do not amount
to over I've per cent. DR.. Peter McNaughton has
had some htty-three Cases daring the past sixty
days. He has not yet lost single case. The ALI
bany Kuickerbocker says most of the ply sicians
present were inclined to look upon the throat dis
q modified scarlet fever. fts symptoms are
much like the symptoms Of scarlet fever, but they
not 30 apt to terminate IN death.
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~HARTsHoRNg's CURE-ALL-
THE yaEAT PAIN ANNTRILATOR,
AND nhMEDY F0k DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eT0M
AoU AND WEAK BstW NLS

AN AND w Kan bfJW NLS
PRRPARkD Era CHEMIST.
BOTTLES "a, q and % cents ana one acliaT
THE GREATEST UISCOyEhY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSH0RNES cUkE-ALL should be kept In
ali families III case of accidents or sudden
as IL frequently las- tne than requires 70
get a ph ysician.
IL cures pain in any part Of the system and used
externally and internally.
E2r As the fr. auent changes OF the weather pro
euce q bad Cold. Sheunatism Neuralgia. bore
Tbr,tat Pain In ths Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne, Agus or Lumps in The Breast, Pain jn the
Limbs and Body; ALSO stan NecS-eFery person
should get BETTE. Ii acts upon tho Nerves. alps-
ciee sinews, Blood aud fones aud. By its wasnhng
electromagnetic power, expes all pain from tue Is B.
ten Get bottle aud try IL. ,,,
B.-If you have q Cough, use II AhTshohSEc x 6
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHEhkf-tis he
bost Uouyh rup In tn, world. q and cts hottie
II you are Bilious. use HAkT5b OkNsS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS ihey art up1r the Liver, atom
aeh and Bowels. carrs ing cf all Dle ana foni SO
crettons Is cents q box.
The above medicines 20 be had at all Drug stores
In Richmond. NorfaIk Petersburg ard all towns III
t,rpjuis &C I6-6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ In rou HAVE A Cougu


- III rou HAVE Couch,
,s TAkk HAMPruN's TINCTURR
,. -. -. >, TAKE HAMProSs TrNcruRE
:, 49,, -. TAKE hAMpTos's TINcruRr.
-, TGks mAMproN.s rrsoruRn
:, -, = r: IKE nxMproNs rINcruRE
-. -. TAKE RAMpToN's TlNcTuIn
II you have Headache,
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. Tho w.i,s.
most highly esteemed; like thousands of our beat
knows citzea. feels il duty to bear testirn,av of
st, .nc Ngnaeris. curative power CT UAMproSsS
!NCfuhE Why let your friends suffer ard iia
without giving II trial! Cali and get pampaIat
BALTIMORE. sxpr. % 1855.
hS3s A0ri.a7fs Il M0sstray- Cst,LsIafn / have
oeen soine fuo afflicted with asthma accompa-
ni.a with shoEtness Of breath with many sy p..s
OF Consuinplon friend, knowing of the healing
properties oi uAMPTUNs Vh6ETEHLE TINE
procure bottle Of the Tincture and ey the use OF
one bottle was much better that induced to
use more OF IL, and by or six bottles ,.as
restored To usual healtk and will say to all per-
sons S wno are s..iieisd as was to use HAMPTON'S
sfuEIABLE TINCfURF
aehtien,en-You are at liberty to use my narae
fof the benefit OF the afflicted
EILRy FEpay,
3. Weas corner of Liberty aud Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd.
sald by PURCEi.L LADD CO. Richmond; BY
DR. COOKE, Fre4stickshurg; by ali the Druggists
Baltimsrs. cpd by Druggists and shopkeeperf
es- 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
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Hoaamls Mgssmsx Dnness, l1scs. .4-9be pet,el1
frss Press Aas scsessss q sAs shsshn~ nur6es
which occurred u that sisy - WsdnGs6sy. The
fbiloviaG fs their seaesnsat a. ~ Miilsr aaA
Ch0nhes homicide. - taaa@ s~f@asss
The facts ID this eass ere very sinpas, and 3D.
nit Of but little equise ecatioa. Jelsa Miller, shs
murderer, occupied the same hQpee with Peter
Ch1ahef, ME victim. Miller, With BIZ oib. sleeps
the lower. Miller hsd retired tov the right, vhsa
hs Vas aroused BY Ch@ahes, whs Wss ssapding st
the foot Of the stairway, calling to him. lie got
up and went TO the head Of the seairs. aud ssied
Chosnhsr what ho wanted. The lssssf replied by
commanding bin 70 eoms down stairs. There
20 the ownership Of the house. Chcsahsr wanted
ais share OF the money. and intended going hack
TO the old country. He accus<a MiIlerr Of having
orosghs him TO this county, where ho had
only expsrisnced poverty, vhssoss lbssors hs
'sn DIS sosmer home be vss veil off. He
became exasperatsd at the imputAtions, and
ssrnsd back into bis room, whore be seized bis
gun, dsubis barfsl shot gun. which vas loaded
10 both barrels and coming kHck 10 his postion st
the bead Of the stairs. .lsvsled Il snd. nrsd one
barrel. The charge took effect In the chest inme.
distely below the collar boss Ctoeusr turned.
and reeied int the front room, whore hts wife uss
and said to her: sChristiEs, ro shot.s when he
sunk 10 the ncor. she assistsd him 70 Z comSorsa-
ple poaition on the door, being unable to sass him
house for assistance. Before shs returnsa ks had
oreashsd his last. Word vas imusdiassly ssnt 10
ofncer Sullivan, who resides within ohorS disc
taneo Of the house, who came aud e6sstsd the
arrest OF Miller, who offered 10 rssistAnes.
Chenhsr married the sister of Miller Thsy Ara
hers friends reside, Who are rspsessntad 10 be In
= ~ =
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tny- To ADvERrIsnas AND BusINxs

ysx,-TAe Virginia seatiael offers very Superior
Advantages for Advertising. 1t is a frlaly estab.
Ig.hgd Journal Of wide circulation, with subse r.
he-s in slnaost every state OF the Uniou and num-
herina very large ad ever growing list Of subscr
hers snIons the farmers anu substantial business
p1eu ai the wealthy aad prosperous Piedmont Val
Isy and Tide Water regions Of Virginia
wha have wants and the means TO supply them
men who bGy zecis, and alen vino tuy and sell
fSrns Ar Advertisements appear Ia the Daily,
Tn. NsSk iy and o cssonslly in the Weekly editons
Of the Sentinel. thus reaching all our readers We
respectfully invite orders.
Terms taojerase The eGsh or city references re.
euIrsd Fer further particulars, actress
SMITH fINKS
&C 9a--im Alexandria Va,
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DuxL.--0n Friday last ''afTsir of honor took
place between two young North Carolinians, in
the woods near Stapleton, Staten island, n. York.
They are both students Of the University Medical
Institute n East fourteenth street, and up to the
period of the quarrel bad been fast friends. A
lady was, as usual, the cause Of the rupture; and
the lie having been exchanged, Southern blood
could accept of DO other alternative than the piss
toll -Four shots were fired, but with the exceptit n
of Q hat damaged by bali, no injury was received
on either eide.-Ney Pork Herald
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FASHIONABLE M.RRIAG Es.-A New York letter (,
the Boston Post SAYS:

FASHIONABLE MaRsIAeEs.--A New York letter to
the Boston Post says:
Next week will be one of fashionable mar
riages. Miss Sarah Hoffman is 30 be married 10
Vicomte Jules 1reeibard, first secretary of the
French embassy at Washington, On Wednesday,
and Miss Foulke to MIR. Nelson on Friday. Our
American heiresses, you see continue to strength
en- the decayiDg fnances of the fallen nobility Of
France, and, We trust, carry at the same time u
little American independence into the conven-
tionalities of European high life. Miss Hoffman
is young, pretty aud accomplished. aud last win
ter, at Washington, while cur politicians were
Discussing bleeding Kansas gentler topics were
nooted in the borders Of our federal metropolis,
ard the gallant French Vicomte employed his
diplomacy 10 win the hand and heart of the fss-
ciusting lady"
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EB~ ExHlBIrIoH WEEK
NAGNIFTCENT DISPLAY!
THOMAS IL. PRICE g. e.

THOMAS IL. PRICE s. CO,
By every arrival are making large additions to
tbesr eJmnsntin9 stock Of
kICH fANCa SrApLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In esery department they sre now thoroughly as
.,risi and able 90 giys buyers at home. or Trorn
abroad, the advantage of large and varied sslee-
The senior partner Of tho house is again in mar
ke;, thas giving them the advantage VI reside 1t
partner. whist it lei as freshness 80 their entire
supply.
IN sssre and expected
kleg&Gt Velvet C.oaks
% Black Ciotn Ctoass
DO do do kagia,s
DO do DO Closks
r. iis shaH.s. great ysriety
Long and square Broche shs~is
Hosiery, Gloves Mitts, &C
Black and Colored Bsy sieTe Silks
kagiish ana American PRINTS
RioS Silk Robe. a Leg
ps Is DO Do1bis Skirt
Elegant valeptia Robes
Hesant H9usisins Robes
Embro;GrrIe5, every Srsde
Point Lace and Bruyseis setts
fal ard lieEitJn ~
La - Collars il TSF et!
black Thrsad nd French Neis
Eo5nb2aiaos, Crapss Feiis, kc.
IL the HEAVY GOUUS department, tbey have
Jammed up thsir Gel ar again, ard are prepared 20
snow buyers every artscie for household sud Ia m
purposes s The very cicssS rates suca goods esa be
sold St
They are oew getting In
BLANkkTs
eATTINET3
FELiIED CEOTHs. 5, anj .
sHEETINGs: LINskYs
FLANNHLS, &c, &c.
All Of which are offered upon tire very h~st terms.
oe &-lm THOMAS PRICE 90.
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FIRE AT MnLEDGkyiLLE, GA.--The telegraph has
announced the destruction Of Lafayette Hall, at
Milledgevile, Ga, on the night Of the 18th inst
There were over 100 perseus sleeping in it-sil Of
whom were saved. The Union says:
This house was built about the year 1923, by Col
Seaborn Jones, and nrst occupied by VIM. +. Scott
Esq. 1t io the house at which Gen. Lafa yette put
up on HIS visit to this place in 1876. There was
sleeping ia it, when it took fire, an old gentleman
who slept in it thirty-our years SINCE on the fret
night il was ever occupied a hotel. On looking,
at an old copy of Sherwood's Gazetteer, We see It's
original coat was $25 ,o00.
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PICTORIAL BALLoTs ILLEGAI.-In Illinois, by the
act of February z, 1919. IL 10 provided "that
ba lot shall be received couute6 unless the
same Is written printed on aeaite paper without
any marks or figures thereon intended 70 distln-
9uish ballot from another" At the recent
election the four Republican members for Chicago
were elected by ballots having upon the back
engrss ing indicating that they were Republican
ballots. Their seats are to be contested.
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~A CaRp.-I trust that the object


sought TO bs attained by the publication Of his card
" IL turniah sufficient spaiogY for calling public
attention TO a perscEai matter.
II isTny cherished desire to obtain such educa-
ton Is will quality for commencing the study OF
Theology; anG proposition recently made ns by
Messrs Harper & Bro, Of New York, will enable ms
hope. TO obtain ;he means Of accomplishing Lay
object
am offered 81 600 If can dispose OF 1890 copies
OF their Monthly ilagazine, SS $50 per year. !
will engage - furnish IL puncs.liy 20 new subscri-
bers, 10 those who now receive il from the hook
stores q GToin the publishers, at the price above
stated, commencing with the December lumber,
it6r heJiRniaG u Iesr co!tfne hich will be ssUe
ten days previousy 1t ls sudlcent evidence If the
populsritv OF TINS periodical sns II has nov attained
o sCirculstioD cf lsGo oN9 copies.
Persous favorable to my undeTt taking III please
leave their uarces With Mtssrs Swords / rhaw. IFS
Broad street, or ST the isrsry oi the Icuns Men
Christian Association, Goddins building.
] srust lhst this candid announcement Of nay plaR
and purpose will gain for Ioe the cooperation espe
cially OF the religious pt'bli2: -
LEWIS W. BURWELL,
no lin BOX 6Is. Pichno1d, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24
sssE- IL You ABE SICK, the probability

& that the of your suffering il il. the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague,
diseases. INDIGESTION produces thin hioed and
therefore dcst,ogs hs str myth and yiSor Of the
hire System. TO r-stars the tons OF The -tCUsch
aud enable il 10 throw Of ana dismiss forever all
these troublesome ami dangerous complaints, no
thing IL necessary bat psIseyering use OF Or. j.
HuSrErTER's CELbBRATkD STOMACH BIT
TIERS. A ,riaI of their power cannot fail to prove
that there il failure in their snpstivs effects -
We cheetfuliy recommend them TO the public
knowing as We do, their many excellent qualities.
For sale b. druggists and dealers generally. every
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