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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-08
massachuse.ts-Governor's Message.

BOsTON, Thursday, Jan. I, 1898.
Governor Banks delivered his message to-day 1t
is mainly devo, I'd to local matters bu, closes with
review Of the Kansas difcultics The funded debt of
the Commonwealth is 81, 3l4, 000 Provision has been
made for 81 ,O9S 900 of this debt leaving balance OF
$2l5 unproyidcd for.
The current expenses Of the last year amounted to
81 ,362.503 and the receipts Of the State from all
sources were 1888 l66 of which $13jOl were raised
by State tax. The receipts from ordinary resources
this year are estimated at $702 900. Unless the ord
nary expenses Of the current year can be reduced be-
low the standard of last year there will be dehct
ofs659sC3, TO be paid BY State tax equal to that
amount
The Governor urges economy in legislative and ex-
-ecutiye services. He recommends that the legislative
Sessions be shortened % about sixty days, and that
fixed salaries be paid to the members and officers in
lieu Of the existing form of compensation. The etf-
ciency Of the active militia of the state 10 compl'
mented The recent financial distress and the cur
tehTy are discussed at considerable length. The
RANKING capital Of the Commonwealth is $50 3l9, 72O.
me number Of banking institutions is l73
nc aeSiegate circulation Of bank notes is SIS lOi,
CO anu Tue egaie amount OF specie is - GIL 097,
winch equivalent 10 one dollar in specie for every
five dollars in paper. The,Governor recommends the
suppression Of bank notes under five dollars and after
the lapse Of three five years Suppression of notes
under ten dollars, and the substitution nj cold and
silver. The supply of coin in the couuiry j. abrnd
anty sufficient il is now not much less than 500 600
600. ''
Instead Of serving as measure Of value merely
gold is now staple product, and IN the next decimal
period the coin OF this country viii equal that Of En-.
gland or France. The public schools are represented
10 be in prosperous condition The aggregate ex-
penses for educational purposes amount to ST. llO9S9
all expenses included about Sl2 is paid for each
pupil The number Of children between five aud
fifteen years Of age in the State, is 22l, AS.
OF this number 2030 3l have been in attendance
upon the schools. IL regard to the Naturalization
laws he says: "There can be 10 object OF higher
- Importance than that OF determining upon what
: conditions the right Of suffrage shall be conferred,
y and what legislative safeguards are necessary to
maintain the purity Of elections and to protect the
" rights of American citizens. i shall cheertully con-
cur with you IN such measures you may Judge eX-
Pedient for that purpose
In regard TO Kansas, after a review ofrecent events
IN that Territory, be says:
. Nothing but the direct Intervention of Federal in
nuence can force through Congress the Lecompton
Constitution and if the Government with the sanction
Ci the people can force upon Kansas Constitution
conceived IN fraud and violence, it will be the
weightiest blow ever given against free Govern
mepts."
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ASSEMBLY.

Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Magoon.
The journal having been read and approved, the
Annual Report of the Superintendent OF the Banking
Department was received.
On motion of Mr.. HUTCHINSON, the House pro-
cceded to vote Speaker.
The vote stood
For Van Valkenburgh.. $50
For Alvord... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
For Law. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Russell, voting for Mr.. Law yesterday, chang
ing to Mr.. Van Valkenburgh.
Mr. D. Fish, voting for Mr.. Van vaIkenbush yester-
day, not voting.
Another vote was had with the same result. when
Mr.. LAWRENCE moved that when the House ad-
journed to-day it adjourn to Monday 3 p. m
Mr.. BAKER moved p m, Monday.
Mr.. LAWRENCE accepted the amendment
Mr.. WALFORD called attention to the section of
the Constitution providing that neither House shall
adjourn for more than two days at time without the
consent of the other.
The CLERK replied that as the House was perfectly
competent to decide upon the question raised he would
leave it with the House abiding by their decision.
After various propositions to amend by meeting
sooner, il was moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
count was had, aud the Clerk reported 81 for, to
60 against.
CLERK designated Messrs Chatheld and AGams
The teers made 6l in the affirmative and GO in the
negative.
The que stion then on the mr. endment to adjourn
to III Il. IN. tomorrow; which was carried-Ieas Oh,
Nays Gu division embracing all parties on either
side.
Mr.. LANING made an appeal to members to adj
iOurn over until Monday He said that any man
having any regard for the character of old icknry"
Jackson will not agree to sit here and discharge egs'
lative duties tomorrow. At all events, no Demo-
cratic members should The Senate had adjourned TO
Monday evening. He regarded the 9Th OF January
a. sacred M Fourth of July or the Sabbath
Mr.. HUTCHINSON opposed the Adjournment TO
Monday He considered il a. the duty OF this House
TO sit in continual session until the organization Is
effected II was no reason because the Senate had
adjourned that this House should.
The resolution, amended, to meet tomorrow
morning, was adopted-Yeas 81, Nays 81.
On motion the House took another vote fol-
Speaker, with the same result.
Mr. BAKER stated that he had paired of with
Mr. Wier of New-York till Monday in voting ON
Speaker.
Mr. WALFORD remarked that if the Democratic
members of this House wanted to celebrate the 9th OF
January and wanted till Monday to do in he, tor
one, would agree TO granting them leave OF abseuce
until that time. [LaughterI
Leave Of absence was granted Mr.. Nicr TIL oatur'
day and Mr.. Chanler till Tuesday next.
A motion TO adjourn put and lost, and another
vote for Speaker was had, with the same result.
Motions were then renewed to adjourn over, and
Others TINT Mr. Alvord, Mr.. Van falkenburgh aud
Mr. Law respectively, should act az presdlng oihccr
until an organization was effected. Pending which,
a motion to adjourn till tomorrow morning at ii
O'Clock was made and carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-08

Dunlap Of Nashua received the nomination for Rail
road commissioner
AT the afternoon session declaration Of sentiment
md resolutions adopted, setting forth that It was
the duty of COngress to prohibit Slavery ia the Terri
tories that Squatter Sovereignty illutrated by the
Democratic party il n sham; that the imposition OF
an obnoxious Constitution and IN just laws upon
people is tyranny, that have but little respect
foI the pretended efforts to maintain the neutrality
laws while one Of the signers Of the Ostend manifesto
it President Of the United States; that while the
United States troops are engaged in su5jugating
Kansas the golden opportunity Of distinguishing the
rebellion in Utah is lost, and that too while Il
Democratic Congress is issuing twenty millions ofdol-
lar- in Treasury notes to pay the exIenses.
Gen. Nye Of New York, made an hours speech to
the Convention,
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-, si.,o,;,;or 70 exceed tho law by one ana all OF
much oisPonITM not forbesr saying Chat toe Presi'
ssn would s nsss sss san h' By S p5sea ny
laws and the G e~ act of Com Pauldng, than by
rebukng ne II would not do for the President to say
excusing Hp.ndinr's act was violation of law, and
that COM Dt nj t. No matter if Nicaragua does not
S2mpa N;osrsgua does not complain, and execute
fhoos hen she does complain Our duty il to go &C,
thein =" law. If Com. Paulding has coniorned 10
eorues S;,o be applauded il not, let him be con-
demned. .,r,l of .hc Scnofor from Illinois
lie admired tnI ,xpressing his views heretofore
ogseh ba differed from every view uttered by that
Senator on the Kansas questlC."'
Adjourned til Monday.
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TIE price Of raw materials tends. thus, 20 rise, a.
We approach those places in which wealth nos' eAs's
those places in which man Is most enabled 10 $500
cate with his fellow man. for obtaining power 10 direcs
the forces of nature to his service The pces OF fr-
ished commodities. move in direction exactly opps-
stetendng always to decline as those Of raw mate
rals advance. Both tend, thus to approxlmate-tho
hiehes, prices Of the being always found IN con-
rcc,icn with the lowest Of the other and, IN ne
f,sD gfh1f tbe nOrmen an that direction, IS toaHh
the most conciuSirc crdcnoe Of 6d-dgeiHS efrh.a''@S
and gr0lriRg commerce. -, .
The tendency toward advance in civilization beng
thus Mr. President everywhere, in the direct rato o.
the approximation of the prices OF the rude prooucts
Of the earth and those of the commodities into whch
they are converted the test OF the value OF every
measure il to be found in its tendency to produce OF
TO prevent, that approximations. so exanined the
protection extended to shipping would appear 10 nave
been productive If mmAed good--shlps having S,eaai-
" become cheaper while ship-'mber has "a stesdiiy
become dearer; and the farmer having ioumi reiBhes
declining from year to year, while market was peinS
made for portions Of his trees that otherwise, woufd
have been wholly valueless. -
With regard TO the products OF the iaoof gwen "
cultiyatior-that labor which, when properly drecn.
tends mos, 10 expand the mind ard improve the heart
i, has been otherwise; and because the policy Oh tne
country has locked almost entrey to foreign TRACE 10
tho exclusion of all measures teDding to The proun'
If internal commerce. TAe prices OF raw macenM
bnye steadily declined and for the reason ths' tho
obstacles TO commerce have increased, "heh tncJ
should have diminished. Al. ..,,
The average export price OF Hour SINCE tne co'i'
mencement of the present century, mas peen as o"o'
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Election Excitement.

SiYDwlCn, c. v, Thursday, Jan. I8l8'
Al the formal declaration here today by the Sheriff
of the elected Parliamentary Candidate the greatest
excitement prevailed. Two or three thousand people
assembled and the Sheriff obliged 70 Nee INTO
Michigan to save his life Mr.. Mcdonald Reeve OF
Windsor, attempted to address the crowd but was
beaten and severely injured Mcleod was declared
elected OYer Rankin the Ministerial candidate.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jar. 7, 1858.
All parties are quite busy tonight, endeayonng to
press their confidence of being able to secure the
Speaker tomorrow. Two three Democrats are
absent and with Russell, American If the vote stands
as it did the last ballot to-day the Republicans WIZ
need but two more for a majority. There is some talk
of a bargain having been made between the Demo-
Gratis and Americans for the organization, but nothing
is definitely known about 1t.
The steamboat Hero left here this afternoon for
NcW-yOrk.
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Butcbery Of u. s. Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jan. g, 1888.
ST. Joseph papers of the Doth ut. state that an ex-
press had passed through that place with dispatches
for Leayenworth bringing the intelligence that supe-
nor body of Mormons had overpowered Col. Cocks
command, while passing from Hams Fork to Fort
Bndger, and butchered over two hundred of them,
taking number Of prisoners and hanging all the Off
GERS who fell into their hands. The report is, doubt
less entirely false or greatly exaggerated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-08
Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE, thursday, Jan I, 1919
The Legislature organized this morning All the
American caucus nominees We're elected. y. Sum.
merield Berry Of Baltimore County is the Speaker of
the House and j. Vaughan Smith of Somerset County
the Clerk.
The Senate elected Edwin H. Webster of Hartford
President Chapman Harwood Secretary, and DIR.
Tirgle Of Worcester. Reading Clerk
The Message .Of tho Governor was not sent in.
owing to the ateness Of the hour at which the House
organized.
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walker INDIGNATION Meeting.

PETERSBURG, Va, Wednesday, Jan. 6. 1853.
A Walker indignation mestng was held here to-
night The largest city hall was crowded. The
sneakers were Mr. Pryor, editor of The Richmond
South, Mr.. Old, IT., of POwhatan, and A. ID. Banks,
esq, editor of The Petersburg Democrat. Resolu-
tions depouncing Commodore Paulding were adopted.
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Conversational Election.

Boston, Thursday Jan. I, 1913.
The election in the With District to-day to fill the
vacancy in Congress caused by the resignation OF Gov;
Banks, resulted in the choice of Daniel w. Gooch,
Republican The vote in all but three towns stands;
Gooch, $50; Osborne, Democrat, 1000; Bell indie
pendent, 1885, Scattering, 81. Plurality for Mr.. Gooch,
1865, which will be increased by the towns to hear
fiom to about 1000. Mr.. Gooch has plurality in
eServ town in the District except one.
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TO TIE PRESIDENT or THE rHYrgo
STATES.
JTJTFp W.


Before proceeding. Mr.. President, 10 az ekaminA-
ton of the manner in which the policy OF The Cebra
Government has tended toward producing The demon
ol,s,ion that has now become % clearly manifest.
would be TO call your attention TO simple but highly
imrortan, principle 4 social science which may thus
be stated:
A thousand tuns of rage, al the Rocky Mountains
would rot exchange for piece Of SILVER OF the sms.
rst conceivable size. whereas Quire Of paper would
command piece large that ii would weigh 81
ounce Passing thence eastward, and arriving IN the
plon. Of Kaus4s, their relative values, measured n
III, er. would be found 70 have changed 80 much thse
the price Of the rags would pay for many resms a
paper Coming toSt. Louis, a:arther change would b
vyerceG haN inc s.;, rsa an paper d, ias
aesin i''sp' svc.. too, n9s!d prove TO De the cas-
al ryeyy stage O; the nrocress eAs.wardiAe raw ma
terial steadily gaining and the finished ccn,n,S.'}
losing in prce until at length in the heart Of Massa-
chustts three ponds Of rags would be found to COM
mand more silver than would he peedei for the pur
chase OF pound Of paper. The changes Of rels,ios
thus observed exhibited in the following diagram:
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DOUBLE MURDER,
TWO MEN SHOT IN THE FOURTH WARD.

TWO MEN SHOT IN THE FOURTH WARD.
Two men named Edward Kennedy and Michael
Casey got into an alteration with Special Deputy
Sheriff Michael Wogan, jr., last night in a dance
house in james street, when The young man Wogan
shot both of them; Kennedy died soon after being
shot and Casey died WHILE being taken TO the
Hospital. Wogan Was arrested and taken to the
Fourth Ward Station House to await the Coroners
inquest.
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The Rev. DR.. John KnoI, senior Minister Of the
Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church, who sustained
fracture Of the skull and other injuries on Taesdsyla
by fall from the piazza Of his dwelling, No. $50
Fourth street alive at O'Clock this morning. but
the attending phys,a entertain no hopes o. ~ re-
ooyery.
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Naval.

NORFOLK, Thursday Jan. 7, 1853.
The United States soop-ofwar Cyene has arrived
from Havana. All well on board
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Republican State Convention.

CONCORD, \. IT,, Thunday, Jan. Z 1893.
The Republican Stat Cons enton held hero to-day
YVES prs id' lover BY EA-Goy Colby. Coz. Hale
yDiLe cd for reelection by acclauatlou. a. IL.
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The Hartford and FishkiII Railroad.

PROyIDfNCE, Thursday, Jan. Z, I6o8.
The Directors of the Hartford Providence and
Fishki Railroad Company have voted to surrender
the Road to the trustees for the benefit of the bond
holders.
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The Rochester Murder.

ROCHESTER, Thnrsday, JAN Z, IoJ5
The Grand Jury to-day found true bill of ndict-
ment against Ira Stout and Mrs Sarah lttcs' for the
murder of Charles w. Lhles.
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Suicide.

RICHMOND. Va, Thursday, Jan. 7, 1888.
VIM II. Cowes, lately under Gen. Walker in Mica
ragua and aferward connected with The Memphis
B9Hetin, committed suicide last night by taking
laudanum.
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The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, JAN Z, 1898.
The mail from all points South es late as due, Is TO
hand but brings news of interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-29
co NM ERCIAL.
DAILY Carr CRY OvvIcK,
kenkuk. Nov. 9th.

DAILY CARR CRY OT1IoR,
Ksokuk, Nov. 9th.
FLoUR-Country, - Is per sack. supsrnns,
81 50 per sack. Extra, tfAli whsatl ~ 76o - 30
per Dbl. Gresham, - ~ per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, Doe per 100.
CORN-Price changes FROM day TO day--lelling
at 40 to soc.
BARLEY-Spring, 10a6o, Fall, 7oasoc.
WHEAT--7oassc for Spring choice 90; 50 to
/ 90 for Fall.
OATS--In request 1T 40 to Is.
RYE--45c TO 55c little coming in.
PoTAT0Es-scarcc,s 90 to shelby the load retail
7scss per peck.
GRockKIES-N. o. Sugar fair 7ass, No. I, saa
Q prime ~, clarified 0iaIo. crushed and loaf IL
ni2i. Molaases--Plantation 50 TO ssc, q. II. IS
TO 40, Golden Syrup, 7Bto 500. CoGcs--Rio III
to l2i. Java sto Zoe. Rice tnew)bA to &c.
soAP--Paim sic, Family sae.
cANDLES--star 10 to 20, stearino ia. Mould
Ito 11A, summer pressed 13A to lac.
LARD-Fairsspply, Ste to $50.
BUTTER--lo 10 49, choice is to %.
HIDES Dry - to liicj green, S to 81.
HAY-prairie IS 90; Timothy, IS 90 Hun.
Earian, IS 90.
SEEDS.-Hu ngarian Grass, no demand; Tim
othy,ti 20 toi %; Flax Seed, II 15a&1 Is.
sUNDkTEs--0nions, s5to 95 Eggs, I6aI7Ac
Feathers. 3bc 10 4oci White Beans, 65c TO ~.
fRUIr-Fsir supply. Green apples, choice, 81
10 to - 80 per bbi. Dried apples, ~ 90 70 ~ Isl
per bushel. Dried peaches, none in market. Raj
sins, - 70 to 4 90.
cHEESE-W. R.9 to 81; Denmark 81 too.
PkovIsIoNS--New Mess unsettled Old Bacon,
cut Of market.
BEEF-lAs2c gross BE TO &c per quarter.
sHEEP-$lA to $2f n hsAa.
sALT-d. A., 81 70 70 81 rs per sack KAns~
wha. 3sa2sS per bbl.i Liverpocl, 4z2b per sack
FIsH-MackereI, No. ] $40 to <21 y Dbl; No.
J $l5to$I6; No. 3 112tosi3. White, No.. 81 rs
TO IS 90 u half bbl.i No. 2 ~ 80 TO 81 rs. Cod
Fish tto 9 u H.
ExcHAsss.--on New York for currency II per
csnt.; for gold per cent. St Louis per cent.
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p. IN


Owing to the exceedingly bad and rather
warm weather for the past week, very few
hogs have been offered, although large
number have been rushed in to GIL contracts.
On Friday the Des Moines Pork House cut
up 1920 head pretty good days work.
The number Of head cut, up TO last Satur-
day, are reported ~ follows;
McCrca X Co., $4,000
Patterson L Timberman, 700
Clsghorn, Batty & Co., 5000
Total, $1,000
This nearly equals tho total amount OF any
former season, and At this time last year,
packing had scarcely commenced. We pre-
sumo the total amount this season win bs
nearly 10000.
Prices range from $5 to IS 5o-the latter
for very choice. The Cincinnati market on
the Goth Was eat-the reaction had osm-
menced.
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weea,. Paseas sewing machi1 ~

weeds Patent sewing Machine.
The best Sewing Machine now in market is
WEEDS PATENT, which il 70 simple that =
mere child can operate IT, and experience in the use
Of Sewing Machines demonstrates that this Ma
chine is less liable 70 get out Of order than any
other Sewing Machine now before the public.
The Rev. Robert q. Williams, Of Woodbury.,
Conn. says: After m examination Of every other
kind Of Sewing Machines, ! was fully convinced
that yours 10 the bsst, and almost constant use
Of il for some time has more than realised my cx-
peosations, for / knew there Ia other machine
that will, with 70 little trouble, perform 10 much
and 20 many different kindsof work.
A planter says: used to employ three or four
hands in making up clothes for the rest but since
pu released your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine,
one hand does the sewing Of the whole plantation,
while my wife uaes it for making nearly al the
clothes Of the family. feel confident that the
Machine pays for itself every three months.
WHITNEY LYON, proprietors,
s45 Broadway, New York.
sold by
i. a. DUKE, Agent for keohuk, 6s MaiI-st.
novSdAwlm
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MusicnI ExAihitto n by the PHptis 81
the public Sch osis.

In response to q resolution by the iAdies
composing the Public School Benevolent As
ISOLATION, the Board Of Directors have in
structed Mr.. Hubbard, their Superintendent,
to give public musical entertainment at as
early day Ne practicable, ESQ ss not TO in
terfere with tho duties OF the school, the
proceeds to be applied in accordance with
the resolution. The time, place and admit
lance fee will be made known in due time.
BY order Of the Board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-29

The Union Prayer Meeting
Will continue to be held rs usual every morn
ing from 81 O'Clock till "a O'Clock, in the Hall
over Sturges' store, Main-st., nesr 9Th.
Citizens generally, and strangers in the
city, are cordially invited to attend the meet
ings as above.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-29

We have for sale quantity Of WApEs Color
I'D Iskn, which are justly considered the best IN
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and vArnish, and nearlysli grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture
We have, besides. - quantity OF Mather's Black
Inks still undisposed Of than which there none
b. tier In market
All Of which We will sell ut Manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-29

lTA meeting OF the Public School Be-
nsvolent Society will be held At Mrs. d.
Reddington's, on Johnson-st. near Sd, this
(Mondsy) afternoon at O'Clock, to transact
some business Of Importance to the Society
and the children whom they wish TO benefit.
All ladies who feel sympathy for the cause,
and arc willing to lend helping hand, are
respectfully solicited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-29

LosrzrrKs's Eirrxa's.---Iiostetter's Stomach
Btisr correct the appetite. impzr tone to the sys-
TEN, force Of the biis and al impure secretioDs,
regulate the bowels, give us strength df body and
sigor Of mind For Dyspepsia and dyspeptic symp-
toms they are the wonder Of the afflicted In ali
cases II fatulcncy, dizziness, prosuation, great
fatigue and gentr inability, IL is surprising how
soon the patient ands relief. No family can II.
ford TO be without Ho,tetters Bittsrs. They re-
quire spirits.
Kept at All the popular saloons, and principal
drug stores In the Union.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
noy32.dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
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COAL

fIyHE undersigned win cell superior article Of
i Coal, In largeor small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made arran sements for large
trade during the Fall and Winter, win contract
TO deliver Coal through town, and 1t Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
VIM. l.. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 1t my Once on ID street, At the ONCE
Of Stryker Wood, Kcokuk.
Sept. O-d4m