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GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION
ON THE KEOKUK & MT. PLEASANT r. X

A N excursion OF the children Of thu Sabbath
~ Schools Of the city, accompanied By their Pc
rents aud teachers, will take place on tho above
m med road, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. Thspub
lilo generally are invited 10 participate.
pleasant and table grove will be secured,
and > band OF music employed and be In attend
ance.
M. and charge, for thesoaad trip, Of ten cents
each, TO pay expenses.
D. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
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a.
ELECTlON NE VS..
GO % Tar slhne,..r.n

1000 Tor GnAfl0eI0ms
The Republicans Of this sturdy stronghold
OF Black Democracy have done nobly. They
have reduced the ordinary majority Of 70
against them, down to "a, and obtained a
majority for themselves on two OF their can
didasss. Clagest i Is behind Springer, and
Monroe Reid 2 behind Millsr--26 behind his
party vote The State ticket, for all the
candidates but Reid, il, With d triae vari.
alton, 81 Rep. 81 Dem. For CoDgress, Cur
tis 90, Timble 30. An average Republican
gain Of over 80 per cent. That win do /!
Dss Moin~s--Three Cheers.
Clagest IL Is behind Springer. Curtis and
the State ticket tied, tho votes for each side
bsing So. Republican town officers elected
BY an average Republican gain Of over IS
per CONT Friend Haskell has our thanks
Tor an early copy Of the re.urns.l
Montrssc--Grca Gnsus.
we don't know how to thank our Mont
rose friends--they have 80 overdone them
selves and surpassed all calculations. Cur
tbs has majority Of 81; Clage.t majority
OF 10; and the Republican State ticket a
majority OF 81. The State ticket stood. las
Rep. 10 III Dem. This ia a gain Of about
LOO per cent. on the usual Republican
strength. The usual majority Of the Black
Democracy is rising Of so. Now the Re-
publican majority lie Is. Though Clage.s il
ahead, compared with the usual d Democrat
vote he loses above 80. Thanks to friend
Stuart for returns at the earliest moment. !
Van Buwen.
The vote was largely increased in this
township. The vote on the State ticket was
% Rsp.to 80 Dem. Trimble 81 maiority.-
Asmall Democratic gain. Clagett has Is
majority.
Harrison.-Weii Done.
One majority for the Republican State
ticket A little gain. Curtis has majority.
Springer l.
Thanks TO friend Beaman of Van Buren,
and Leggett Powell Of Harrson]
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MARRIED.

Cracken, the 7th INST, by Rev Il. Mccord MIR.
Nathan w. Stafford to Miss Malinda Mccrsckcn,
all Of Lee county. &
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Col. joins G. Tux, Receiver OF Public
Moneys nj Dakota, n. r., was married at
Council Bluffs, on tho 25d u,., 10 a Miss
Kate l.. Campbell, whereupon the Omaha
NebrGskiaa remarks "This il not the 6rst
time that Turk has been attached to his
Camel.n
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j. IA. 6ingss Co. = superior family Sewing M
chins will = furnished It the shove prics, adding
cost of transportation from New York.
All manufacturing machines are g,sstly rsauusd
N price, 80 that any one wishing 70 obtain sew
M nAchine can now get Singers At shout the
same price Of the cheap hambug Affairs that ase
0ooding the country.
H ID unnecessary 10 state tho superior quail
ties Of this machine for every body knows that for
Gil kinds Of sewing, from the finest silk to the
coArsest leather, Singers surpasses al other ma
chines.
Gall In, or send orders to
q. A. DUKE,
octSd keoksk, IsWa.
yIUiCE FAMILY Fh0uh, in sacks, for saIs 81
~ CLE0I0RN, TAYLOR CO.,
ssged Lsvss.
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Mrass.h = y raI Ana

British n uFal sports.
COMPRISING Shooting, Coursing, Fishing
~ Hawking, Boating and Pedestrianism also a
description VI the various games and anna ssments
of the nobility. For sale by
CAVE 4 BARBER,
oct1fd 81 MAin-st.
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LRUGGIsT,

- - - NNA@At
NO. l6i Matn ISL. kEOKUK.
No ENG asc for bad nrcaa.
1 AN nov preparing very supsstas artso3a Of
i Yeast Powder, which l warrant 10 be AZ good ii
not superior to any other In the market, and ~
noafly one half the price. b. II. yOWELL,
Mpeod Isl Main street. 4
Enn 0ALL0NS Pure Linssed on for sais BY
Jul 4. B. V0WKLl.,
sep29d Isl Msin-st.
OUU Il. b. y0wEI.L,
sep1ad ISL MalH.st.
1000 Lbs. Prime Potash, lor s.ls ~
lUUU s. b. VOWEL,
sepa9d Isl Maip-sl.
2nn GALS. spirits Turpensine Tor ..I by
CUO S.B. VoWELL,
sapz9d iti Msin-st.
ono GALS. Spirit Gall, for saie BY
AUO S. u. VOWEL,
scp2sd Isl Main-st.
r ARD Oil, sperm OIL, and Flsh Oil, for ssle low
L. by & b. VOWEL -
sepasd lsl Msin-ss.
Mount Eagle Trfpoas.
fTNHEbest article known for cleaning and bur
l nishtas Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, lin. and
all other metalx atsu, for cleaning Window, Mir
rors and Glass are. = y. vowELL,
sep29a Isl Main-st.
i HAVE on hand a general assort ment Ut ali the
i popular Patent Medicines VI the day, wkicA
warrant 10 b genuine.
s. D. VOWEL,
6sps I'D No. I5l Main-st-
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Townsnsp vote.


sownship for State and JadiniAl officers, md
For Congress
sxckgsARY or SLATE. Ass
Elijah sells.......s 90 3. Douglas.
AupIroR or STATE.
J. w. Catteli......6a1 It's. Paryin...,...sao
rBgAxrgKR.
J. W. Jones,........691 n l.. Lerah........ssS
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A. Il. Millsr....,,. 600 j. Nj. Reid. .......s56
CON. D, Al. II. IMPROVEMENT.
s, A, Ricc.....,,...e9l j. M. Elwood. ....ss6
REGISTER LAND orYroE.
w. G. Dfake......6a3 G. Baldwin......sS9
CONGRESS.
S. Il. Curtis.......TlA II. IL. Trimble...s6a
supsE IisIarcr counT.
Frsnais Springer.886 7, w. olagett..s6o
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
]. L. Marsh. .sq2 j.. Traey.,......,.Ss2
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
s. l., Howe.......-687 G. Mason. ,........s6S
CLERK or DISTRICT COURT.
J.W. Ogden........649 Il. j. Leceh.......931
For township officers the vote stood as fol.
lows:
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4. q. q. r

4. a. q. r..
A the Annual Communication of the Grand
~ Lodge and the Grand Eacanpment Of the l. 0.
@. II. is to be held In this city, on tho 18th and
18th inst, il 10 the intcntion OF the Brothers in
the city To have BALL, Mt the ESTES HOUSE,
on Thursday Evening, Oct. l4th All arc respect
fully invited 10 attend.
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Architecture, Painting aAd kculp.
tnYc.
A STUDY OF the elegant and useful arts elsvAtes
"A and reines the mind. For the best work on the
subject, apply to CAVE 4 BARBER.
+ oct1ld
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Clothing store.

ClOtnlmR SIOre,
No. Esses Hsuss, Keekak.
nN hand hand again, with a good stock sf
~ Fail and Winter CieshtnW, not
withdrawing the hard times. have just received
from New York fine assortment of Ovsr-ceAls,
Business Coats, Pants and Vests, In which ! dsfy
competitions, either in quality. durability, of style
Of m AXE, and al Hafd Tisses Prtcss, for C1sA.
Call In, gentlemen, and see Tor youxsslves. i
will sail cheap, tbs quality and make eossidsrsd-
Dot. lid A. w. 1kIFFITH,
No.3 E,as House.
FEW handsome business suits, Iatsat alyis,
"a for mle a. No. 5 Estes noase. A. W. q.
cctl4
A Lso, good assortment u Shirts and Collar,
n at No. Estes House. AVG.
oeti4 -
A GOOD .4.ortnsnt Of Gloves, Nsek-Tlss. &c.,
"A Mt No. Estes house. A.W. e.
octl4
RoYs. Youths' and Children Clothing, Tor sale
- at No. Estes Hoass. A.M. o..
Oct IL, ls5s-d
The Genet.
A LECTURE will be given on Friday, the 18th
lAinst., at "a p. m, in the Lectare Hail Of San
ford's Medical College, by II. c, MISNER, Princi-
pal Of the Commercial and Classical academy.
Suhject--aThe Comets"
Tickets 10 cents 10 be had at the bookstores and
~ The door.
Get. ID d3ts ~
q. -. a. r.,
FTNfiE members Of the different Ledger Of T. O. O.
i X. and all sabsrs Of the Order, are requested
TO mset NJ the Odd Fellows Hail, ON IhaTsdsy, the
18th Inst. NJ o'clock p. N to unite in process
sion with the members Of the Grand Lodge.
Per Ordered the Committee Of Arrangem
ocsisd
sculpture ANA GcuSpesrs.
HISTORIC Sketches Of eminent FcaipteTs. aAd'
llScuipture in all ages Of the world, for ssls by
CAVE + BARBER,
oetlld ~ MaiH-st.
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TnE FiRsr Snow on THE SEAsos.---A dis.
patch from uornellsyille, n. u, dated the
9Th, says:
SNOW fell In this village last night to the
depth of three inches. Ihestorm, commenc.
ing at the lakes, extended east along the Erie
Railroad, as far as Great Bend. and snow
fell at oil the intermediate places.
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gT-Our navy has an admiral at last
The navy department has just decided that
naval captains, when in charge Of expedi-
tinns similar to that now about to start for
South America, shall DO justified in assum-
inv the title az. and he entitled 20 thu hon
ors and saintes oil an admiral. According
IL, admiral shahriok now flies his broad
aag az the fore, instead of the main, where
Yankee commodores have hitherto located
their pennanss.
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TRYINo THE EXPERIMENT Since the re-
cent execution In this city, . litsle son Of Mr..
Flach, Main street, who Witnessed the hor-
.si... eosao, a.. aa1 49, .A1.n;s oi.aDis lo-
sire TO know what sort oi sensation the act
Of hanging produced. The other day be got
a rope, made a loop, in which he inserted
his head, attached the other end to fence
and sunk upon his knees, in which position
he hung until his face was black and blue,
and life was almost extinct. Had he not
been discovered and cut down by some boys
who CHANGED TO be near, he would have soon
been corpse. Not liking tho sensation
Ms well MS he evidently anticipated, he after
wards attempted TO make further experiments
upon bis still younger brother, but bis de-
sign was again frustrated. The boy 10 only
seven years Of age, and this hanging mania,
which besets him IL altogether Inaecount-
ablc.-I Wheeling Intelligencer.
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FIsIlE underaignsd win acli superior article al
Coal, In large or small quantities, for Cash, n
low rates. Having made arrsng emsnis for : largo
trade daring tbs Fall and Winter, will Contract
TO deliver Goal through town, and At WEraw,
Alexandra and Hamilton. WM L. WOOD
Once on Sd street, at The Office of Strykrr 4
Wood, Ksokuk. q. u. BRAMbLE,
Sept. 80 dam Agent.
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threatened Dlfflcuity with Nicars

Nav IoR1, Oct. 1.-The New York Tri-
hune's Washington correspondent telegraphs
that q grave difficulty in the Nicaragua quss-
ton snpersenes. Jarvez now denies having
made any stipulasos as conditions to his re-
eeFtion by ear government, and refuses to
perform any pretended stipalations. lie will
probably be dismissed BY Gen. Cass, and
orders will very likely be issued to take pos.
session Of the Transit route by naval force,
till the demands OF our government shall b.
conceded by Nicaragua.
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ARRIVALs AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL Graham, Del;
sarde; Jr, do; ! jenkins. Va; Goo Lynn, Nd;
Nd; Nelson, Va; A n Armstrong, III; Jas G
stonsr and lady, Penna; T symington, Md DIR
Washington, CsN; Or DnvalI, Md; DR. r T
s.1i, S Ss so,.. Md do hHl o and
Miss NJ Bowless, do; l. n Caighy, do; Geo
Biddl~, Md; Crookshank, do; r Hall NY;
Holt, Md; Touriani, France Battardi,
do: NJ Msroni, Iowa; X B Pebbles, Ala; w L.
Nelson, do; Fl Sanders, do A Curry, do;
Story, do; b GustoD, do; Dodson Tenn; 7
EPPe., Fla; Rob smith, Tenn H J Hansbro,
w Kennedy, Md; a Davis and lady, Va; r F
stokes, Ala; A G Alexander, Tenn; w Thomas,
o. c Cherry, sc; LIE Walker, NY Bruce,
Beach, Tenn; Gen p Brawley, Pa.
NATIONAL HOTEL. - Degges, Povey,
Eng; Bruyton, .; J Perkins, jr, and lady, n J.,
Il Turner, Eng; Mathews. Major Robertson,
Neb; 7 Bowie, jr, Md; } Elliott, Hall,
w Allen, Rem, A r and Caldwell, Tenn;
l. Smith. Iowa; Geo Hunt, v Y; p Gossler and
lady, T Gardner, @ w Talbot, Md; ID Talbot,
KY woodLouse, Va; buckingham, Md; l. $
AImis,rsd, Va; T Rogers and lady, Texas; l.
Rusk, Mrs q Rusk, La; Doctor Gregory,
Texas ID Kelly, w Wardwell, n ]; J Aston,
&c; = wsl.sr Wash; Pitman, Ga; w
UNITED STATES HOTEL-H C Rorinp.
Va; w Stevens, w Murray, XIV; w ID Phillips,
Va; ! Wiley, Pa: w alters add lady, NM;
. Davis sT and f q WIS $ wglis, Nd W II
and family, G W BrdaeId, Clap, Va; A
q Simpson and lady, NY; Bum, VT; Or / n
Gilksrson, Md; w Sherwood, Md; G Hurdle,
Pa; A y Withsrs, Va.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-BF Terry, Tex; w
r Gordon and lady, Va; Crawford, W Young
q; c Robins, Miss Robins, Mass; + Sloan
Pa; A w WATSON, Cal; w w Ivory, Kan; /.
Barnes. Pa; Cotton, ia A b Brackenbuay Va;
n Jackson, J .Hopkin and lady, o; w Davis,
Md.
wILLARDS' HOTEL. - Post and lady,
Miss h Gibbes, NYk; 3 Richards, p i Will
kins, Va; ] Kerr, John VAIN, Fl Magraw, v
T. Peollet, Pa: J q Welsh, Madeira; w w JEFF
ners, Md; w Williams, NYk; J l. Brent, Cal;
Or Pike Brown, Brown, sc; Hon Plumer,
Pa p Grant, Mass; r. Rimbal o.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 10.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
generally has he effect of bringing ont host
of professedy new specifics, and while some
good, many useless, and others dang rous.
The wIsest course to pursue Is to consult Jour
family ply sician or other wise only suok RENE
dies long public perence has proved tn be safe
and efficacious. Of this character is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
origin ally the favor: to prescription of eminent
ply scian. IT soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. Iu cases of common Colds, COu ghs,
&c. II Acts like charm and in Chronic cases, Bron-
chItis, Whooplng Cough, Group. Asthma, IND uenza,
20, rs successls unParalied and most will testify
who have used it.
Price Is cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold BY Nairn Palmer, Chas Stott, &c. Wash
ington Cissel, Georgetown: Peel Il Stevens, AL
exsndrla where it may be had ALSO 70 convenience,
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Cancy
Drops, AS an elegant, pleasant, aud Hffcacous Pul.
mOnIo I.OZenge they are UNSURPASSED. fa Ii -Sm
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Iodieinos.
D. TIL 8 s x
Engand and secured By The Seals Of the Ecoe de

PRorELcTkkbb E S so1sr N L.t..I r. p..,u, .,
England. and secured p ths Seals Of the Eco!e de
ioine, Vienna Triessmar No. I 10 remedy for Re
laxafion, sperinatorrhDa, and Exhsustion Of the
System. Triesemar No. efectually, In the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely ersdi
cntes ali traces of those disorders which and
cubebs have 30 long been thought an sndote for,
the ruin of the health OF vast portion Of the pop
lation. Triesemar No. II the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders winch, unfortu-
nately, the English ply SLOAN treats with mercury,
the inevitable destruction Of the PATIENTS const
tuition, ana which all the sarsaparilla In tae world
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos: l,a, and 5 are alike
devoid Of taste smell, and Of all naus seating quail
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold in TIN cases, and divided
in separate doses administered BY Velpeau, Lsl-
lemsn, Roux, kicord. &c, &o Price S. each,
four cases in one for %, which saves sS; and in
81 cases.
Sold BY DR.. H. A: BARROW, No. l5 Prince st., a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
dlately reoep OF the amount DIR. b. will forward
the 81 of Trlesenar, and the large sizes car
rl8ge paid thus lnsuring genuine European prepara-
tons. The s5 cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations usual, from ii a. till .
2. m. and from till p. m. at No. Isl Prince St.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. fe IL
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VYNHE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
L OF YOUTH.

JhSt pE0IiShed, thl 81 edttton.
III ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Trea' Use on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions, ImpO-
tence, 6c., resulting from VICIOUS habits acquired
during the critical passage f:om Youth to Man
hood.
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF Eng
land, us27), Licencate of the Hall, (185I) and 81
the Guide to HEALTH. .Green Book, ""HOw to be
Happy" Memoirs of Single and Married Life 4 c.
renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out the
only and permanent cure for all result
ing from self abuse. and is the only publication Gifts
kind written in benevolent spirit snd 10y soientif-
10 man. 1t should be In the hands OF all who value
ter.
Price y cents, or stamps at the receipt of which
it vi be sent, post free, and we'll secured. by Dr.
CHI KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1886. New
York. ian
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On the proSessd rosds ifon tbs ssi 6roii river o.
lakeS 6to The west end Of Lsake Supeoor; and 20
Bay6 cid [" subject 10 the ~yvectso." a. stxtsd
above IN reference 30 iits lands IN the Hudson dis
triot, VIZ:
Eertk Of tks bas. Iss and scest ths yosrtx r-i.-
espoI nersStas-
i Townships 81. - and 20. Of rseges.
o.n:sis: g. 81 3 3 30. sSf .. of r.aa.ii.
nh had. Atthe land ofkoe st SUPERIOR on
Monday. the fhtri day az Mayssxf, the townships
the proposed roads from Inc st Croix rivet or
lake" 90 the end Of Lake Superior; and 70 Day
held" gu jeot 10 fhe ~prertss. as ateo above. %
reference 10 the like lands IN the Huoson distinct.
viz:
North sffis base lose AID pesf Of ale fss,fA priA.
eipaI pssridiaa.
Tovnships a. 2, =. -. sne IS ofrsassi.
Town hips II. -, IS, IS. 81. and 81, Of range
Townships 81, a, IS, ~, IS, &c. a, 20. 60 d. and ~
Tsyn.sip. a. e. 8. -. Is, q. a. e, %. 50. 81. and
1FSvnsSips q. g. Is. a. Is. q, a. q. -. 50. and a.
Tcvn.hips a. g. 6. ~. Is Is. q. sod q, Of ranges
z, g. and 3.
Tovpshipsl q. IS. ~. Is. and q Of range 10.
Tevnshi9s 81, ~, g. ~. q. &C. 81, md q, Of rsnses
Townships Il. a. g. ~. ss g, and g, Of r.ess Is.
Townships a. q. g, a. Is. Is. q. and g, Of range
L.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Warrington.
this sixteenth day Of February. ammo Dousni one
thousand eight hundrsd IN and hfty 5sthS v,cxs
Commissioners Of the General Land ofee.
fe 0-lawsw
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u The small pox has broken out in the Jail
at Pittsburg, and Monroe Stewart, convicted Of
murder, but pardoned, is i'll with it.
III "sal, )" said deserted lass to her friend
81 am so glad i have no beaux now f"
why - asked the other.
"Bsause l can eat just as many onions as
please "
ID Miss Dean. the sister OF Mrs. Julia Dean
falo, last week. She il said to possess a good
voice, but to be somewhat deficient in ex pres
sion.
IL The Newburyport (Mass.) Herald saw.
that the ice business Is prosecuted in that CITY
with considerable activity Six vessels are now
loading with ice for Southern markets. and in
addition, vast quantities are being stored In the
vacant buildings on the wharves.
III The Memphis Avalanche saws that Gen
Walker IL determined to make another struggle
for supremacy In Nicaragua. He has no idea Of
ultimate defeat On the contrary, he is as ardent
~ lover who has been made sure of Happiness.
by tbs exceedingly bashful yes Of beloved
maidsn."(D
ID The soup-house bounty at Salem, Mass.
continues to be Increasingly in demand. On Fri
day two hundred and sixty families were sup
piled. Beef, bean, and pea soup were served
alternately or varied according to the discretion Of
Tbs committee.
dlessx counties. Mass hen house was entered
and robbed. The next morning the owner missed
his biddiss, but discovered the porte monnae OF
the thief, containing sixty dollars and his name
lying on ths door, No questions were a.ked
The hen fancier 10 said to pass for a respectable
and honest citizen.
III The shells thrown at Louis Napoleon, re-
Gently, were made TO order by Mr.. Taylor, an in
genioVs mechanic In England. From the pecu-
Nartty Of the screws, which were simply gun
nipples, Mr.. Taylor concluded the bombs were
10 be fred from q cannon. IL was not until after
he heard Of the attempt upon the life of the En-
peror that be had the least idea for what use they
were intended His previous irreproachable
character Is considered sufficient proof that he
acted innocently In the matter, and was n no
wise Prfvy to the murderous intentions Of the
sonspiratou.
~ An organised gang Of eounterfeiters. under
the lead OF man named Shears and David Nc
Snt, blacksmith, and having their headquart-
srs nj Lafayette, Ind, has been broken into by
the arrest Of samber Of the parties. They man.
ufaeturrd and put ia circulation bogus American
halves and Quarters, 10 Q large amount. John nj.
Lakins and his brother-in law, Clovis were also
arrested AT Rensselaer,, charged with being con-
nseted with the same gang. The people Of Jas
psr county have become so exaspera.ed on the
subject Of the villanies to which they have been
for some time subjected, that they have formed
society Of regulators, similar to that existing in
Noble county, and threaten a war of extermina-
fion against all the scoundrels they are able TO
catch.
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Medicines.
A B E A U T l o, r u n A D
RICH @ 10 SSY AIR.
'a." CoMPLBfILY PRRsERvED .rT
~ TO THE GREATEST AGE.

former color; Or ~, bgt would have the Srovth
would have it removed, or troubled with sorofula,
scaid head; el oths. eruption. bat would p o.Iea,
i viii also remove Al pimps. from the fsce skin.
ANN Anon. Nov. 8, lsss.
pHoy Q. J.; WoS1.Rssi SIR ~ u ha H hesEd much
tive, but having been SO often oheated By qssokery
and ausck nostrums hair dyes. &c. vss disposed
tho thousand and one loudly trumpstsd quack rom
edies, until met you In Lawrence county some
Induced the sri iofySar Re torstiys in my family.
frat. By my good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white, and before exhau sting
Of our large bottles her hair restored nearly 70
its original beautiful brown ooor and had thick eaed
over tine head. She continues to use it, not simply
because beau!ify effects upon the HAIR, but
because OF ITS heathful influence upon the head and
mind Others Of my family and friends are using
your Restorative with the hspp,est effects; there
qe and character are entirely removed. and can and
do most cordially and oOn6dentiay recommend its
white or gray by Of sickness asej to orig
iaal color and beauty and By 81 young persons who
very "'' ''' '''''''s stSIcoohoN MANN
FRIEND wooD 1t was a long time AFTER saw you
at BlssheId before got tie bottle of Restorative
Detroit and when got it we concluded to try it on
Mrs. Mann's hair as the surest test of power. 1t
others Of my family and friends, having witnessed
Its effects, are now using and reoOmme ndng its
to others entitled to the hg oonsIde
claim for it.
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, ILL. June D, 1852.
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair restorative,
and have admired it's wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thought. prematurely gray, bat
by the of his it has resumed its orgi
nal color, and have no doubt, perma nently 40.
s. BREESE. Senator u. >.
o. J. WOOD CO, Proprietors, Sl2 Broadway,
N. Y. lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and la Market St., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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