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A. g.. 8 Ell M A N ,
wHOLEsALs DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
b n q q . - D, n . r y Ne c.,

Corner Of Fourth and Main streets.
Ii AS jsst resolved large and splendid stock n
i II Raa1 anA winter 0oOas, u ~
sasst and most approved styles, purchased direct
~ fro0 The Importer And Manufacturers, and
will ~ sold on - reasonable tssns tAsy sen b
purchased elssWAsss.
The attention " City and Country Merchants h
Esspsotfuily solicited.
6sptod&w
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nsar'Alns,

0oosAlnG.
r FEW boAed1n oAA H. acoonuodated C NJ.
IA H1ianisks's, On Third-st., between Blondsau
md OonseRt. ksfsesaoss given anA required.
ssp7dln
n 0O0D asssortmsnt Of Beys' aAd Yeaths
kA0loehinE - No. : Estss House, Main-st.
aDg19 A.W. 0R11IITH.
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BARTLETT. KAYE 4 CO..
Importers and Dealers 10
O204D q II 0D0I |.
PAINTS, OILS, vAkNI6HEs,
WTNDgW gLlH, eLlnWllk DausIH, &C.
Ne. tA3 aaln 81, Bet AsA 6aA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.


"a - - To TINE LIZ ObEUJ
Dr. DspsneSss GsiAsn FssaeAicai
Rtlls, Ser Ts0alssi
oss Of the mast sssesssfal rsnsAiss for dissssss-
ing and painful nsnssrsAtisa ever known. They
correct irregularities and rsmovs oastTsstions,
from what ever eeass.
ThsiF insrsdisnts sss known 70 AL agents ssll-
ing tAsn, and they viii tell you they are the hsst
Yius sva Issssasssd lss I'll Aissases pssaiias 10
lsnaiss. - alwsys sssssssfuI - pssvsssivs.--
They win b fosnA Dsst available rsasdy fer
Gil these aficting sonplsin.s pesaisr 70 the sex,
vis Distressing sad pAinfal nsnsssuatiou. rstsn-
tios, paiss In ths bask sad loins, prsssin down
pains, rssh Of blood 70 the hsad, dissinsss, dim
sss Of Digit, hssvsass, fasisss % any slight sx-
srtioa paIpissaisa 81 the heart, h., A., AL Il
whish Dr.. Dupease's French Golden Pilis are sss-
saia 70 cara. Friss 81 % pr Box. For partiea-
lars get Circular Ut Agent.
Bold Whslssals sad Retail BY s. b. VOWEL
Druggist, No Isl Main street, Kcok M, lows, sole
Agent, - whom I'll osdsm must be addressed. liz
will supply dealers, and send the Pills 70 Ladies
enthusiastically BY mail, to any part of the county
~ ssnding him u through the Ksokut PostolIcs
lows. lScpt. ID, 'tS-dAwly
IaAup I'VE caH attention 10 the fast Of M.
msscus unrsiaciplsd saoYh taat ARE daily making
In Cur city ~ vsndsr Of hitler mixture, usin1
The psssssivs arguasst Tin order 70 edset sales u
dealers In Hostessers sottise purchass from them
and ell II In Hoststtss's bottles. We hops thA,
such inposssrss will Be hsld up topsslic contempt
BY All rssps liable persons who sell the gen.
nj ns article. Not only have Ne ths individual evil
Aescs u The sosnty, bat nearly every papsr In tn
UEion In commenting upon the superior exssllsncs
Of, and the grsat bsss6ts derived from the uss oi
this celebrated tonic; besides various diplomas
awarded, Amo.g which " one from the Ohio Nc
sAAnics Institute, 1t Cincinnati, whsrst The commit
sss--esnpossd sAisdy u physieiAas It ths city
awarded Hsssessss, Smith Co.. diploma for the
superior virtue Of their Bittsrs, ~ . tonic and
strssgshsnsr VI the hsman system. We therefore
sau.ion al against Positions, and 70 purchase Of
Aoas kat rsspsetAbls dealers, whom they kaov
would not dsssivs thsD.
Sold by druggists and dealers gsnseally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
septz7dAv MaiA-st, hst- Sixth and seventh.
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GREAT DDuCa lElrTy IN cAsM
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT CHEAPEST RATES.
IN ooop sr1lE. ON
Sast printing $rsssfs
Daily Gate City
JOB OFFICE
Being we'll supplied with everything necessary
70 Do GOOD WORK, and having recently
nads considerable addition In TIE way Of
NEW PLAIN TYPE!
W. ssa make Il 10 The interest Of persdns
wanting Printing dons, to give rs call.
We haw jsa nsivsd ffsn The lalliaasnn
q very large and choice assortment Of
FINE PAPERS
CARD STOCK,
Giving Is great a1vs...sss in bosA qsaiit, and
price.
--~----------------
Cash sisss We - III ssSsss fsr Priatisg At vsry
10y rates. and sffs ~.
1U1GCgUAxI"l
Il ths rsis In this 0ass. Work can always BE- haA
according 70 proniss.
0rAil kinds Of DOOK 4 JON Work,
plain asa Hancy, done With despatch.
BILLS OF LADING,
billiards,
IOWA ILLINOIS DEEDS,
MORTGAGES,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
NOTES,
COUPONS,
BANK CHICKS,
RAILROAD 1 STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, Ia, &c.
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10 scI1KT1Tc AND PRACTICAL Aoa1cuIauns,
BY HRxRy 6f1faDss, =. =. g., AZ k1tahusgh, And
The late j. z. NoafoH, Professor II eSintAs
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven. : vsls.
Royal Ossavo. 1850 pages, and nunerous woed
and steel spgravisgs.
This i, eoalssssdly. the most conplste work .
Agrtealtsrs ever Published, and in ossr b rive -
wider circslatisn, the pablishsrs Asyss stvs1ts
reduce The pFise 10
Five Dssaass fer sne rive vo1nmnoD.
when sent By rail iposs pali,ss Csal1ssutA -
Of he United 0taass, asA 70 Osnnls fpnt 800
%. TINS woax N NOT Ssn % sDsSx - IN
fAAM."
- Rs.itaaasss for any II The absvs psbaSss-
tisns should always b aaarsses1, psst Dst6, -
NE PublieAsn,
LRONARD SCOTT 3 CO..
ApY4ldkV No. r. Gall .at NJ, YAeh
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Cursas as nonssoss.
Night before last Crru spoke Il this place
ia one Of the largest audiences assembled
hsrs this campaign, composed in : large psst
oil Democrats. The attention vas sasksI.
The Coils speech Was entirely free from per-
sonal abuse, ed daring it entire length not
nan left or uttered single disssnting nur-
MUIR.
In the course Of che speech vote Was -
ksn on the English bill, whsn il was found
bat one man voted for il and I'll the balance
agsinst Il.
After the Col. concluded, the crowd called
for Mr.. McCrary, who made . candid stass-
nsnt Ia regard to the charges made against
him BY Judge Olagstt. His refutasion was
well received BY the audience, who BY re-
psated shsses showed thsir willingness TO
hear tho trush aushsnsioassd By tho record,
every word Of which nsgasivsd The Judges
gross charges, upon which be hopes - carry
this disssies. A HaAass.
DrowneA.
We have Just asoertained the particulars
OF sad case Of drowning at Lords Ferry
over Cedar river, IN this county, on Friday,
the Itch inse. Mr.. Esrs Foster, Of Groao
township, vss rstsrning from this city % his
hons 10 ssass Of intoxisssios, End sssklses-
u drove HE horses sSross the ferry boat into
he sivss, drowning himself and both horses.
The wagon and the bodies Of ~ horses
were recovered, bat the body Of the snfor-
tuuats nan has mot yet been found. Mr.. r.
Wa 80 years Of age. He leaves . wife and
three s6ildssa. We learn that whsa not In
toxioased ~ ~ prsdsas md isdustsio1s
maa. md w1s kind and indnlgsnt 70 biz faa-
liz. Ala, for the banefal ELECTS Of strong
drink IL Muscatine Journal.
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-
AsiA~st., ~. - sn1 -,
nayl6d tkssAuk, laws.
rvSHE Ce-PaStnsrshiP Assstefess existing ~.
4 tween ~ sahseribers, undsr tie nanA A.
6rm Of Rasrar = Hainss, u this AAy diseelso1 ~
mutual eeassat. ReAsstA r. q. nslsss viii 80
arn ia liqsidssiss. They vii alss Sstsis sllas-
counts Of The late Arm, md ~ 49, 11e u nsst
HollRr H1iNts.
Co.PaRsnOYon1p
The unAsSsignsd, having tosns1s Co-Iaftnss-
ship uudss the nams snA yls Of Aainss DFsAAss,
and purchased the entire ntsrest Of II. 8. yasraS,
will contsnue the bosinsss q manufacturing BasA
The old stand, corner Of Bluk Streets, near tie
Ksokuk r.. Des Aoiles Rail Ro.d Depot.
K.ots1 Sept. y, 81. ?. q. HAiNEs
octS-d
.rro,s W. .n =. c NM EnvEx INV
General Osllscslng Agent.
FOkT DOD0k.................. ........AOWA A.
Hon. John W. ssesldaie, Register Of Fort Dedss
acr. The~.s s..ry.ane. Receiver Fort DoAss
Hoa. VIM. Il. Merritt. Cedar Rapids, lows,
dcu- v N AntWtfpp heO10ks IOWA
Hon. J. D. Thompson. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
tfiot, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. b. Raid, Ksokuk, Iowa;
D. o. Finch, Dss Aoinas, lows.
Hos. s. A. Douglas, Warrington, D. G.
june Idly
0lao0l0tlon.
TINE partnership hsrstofore existing between
i Stephen +. Jones, md o. b. o Bannon, ID this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
B. h. Jones win ssttls all the business Of the old
arm.
Nay 81, 'ss--d
1TERHEN n. JONES,
ATT RNEY AT LAW,
rsORNER THIRD AND MAIN eTR4xTH, over
~ olhss Of +. h. = D. W Ford.
| LIME, 6spsshne, and 4ansy Deaaas e 1lo1f, In
IT Eaeks and Barrels, for Sals low - ~ taA1e,
~ CL16R0RN, TAYLOR CO.,
+
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A New Gold Mine Discovered.
Ann DOx. CAAIDs. or ALL DEsCRIP-
'kUU sIoSs, just received and for sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, BY
GEo. x. KILB0URFk, Agent,
mayl6d Main-st., bet. ~ 4 ID.
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- - -
Beet anA 0hoo EnDoraU0.
no. ~ kOkUk.
slsAE EMPORIUM h the only place IN tAe city
1 where every thing In The Boot and shoe hns is
made "a order.
The Emporium uses the best kind es Inpsetsa
Stock.
Ths Rnporun uses '.RnslisA Bsnd' sols-LseEA-
~.
The kmporium uses "Lemoins's Calf Bkins.''
The Emporium uses EnglisA, French and Ger
nan Calf and Kip Skin.
The Enpsriun uses French ,Curaoos ana Tanpi-
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and InslisA
Lasting.
Ths Anperiun snployss ahs ssst vcrknsa il
The eosntry.
The Rnporiun snakes ths bsss Ats es any shsp
In tAe city.
Tss kaporisn selh the bsss and cheapest East.
cen goods.
TIE 1nperiun ssals 8loeonB's Boots, aal var
rants thsm = coed - en- b made.
The Emporium u ths place to ri juss what yos
want U not rsady-nadeD made 70 order.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and q IL
very lowest Agures
Il chsap bsrsains ars desirable, good ~ osn.
fstabls. Or superior Shoes 70 10 the
EmpesiSn to eet than.
}y3od
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Literary Depot.
WIN. WILSON,

Literary Depot,
WIN. WILSON,
(sUcosssoa 70 n'nlLsx ce.,)
Jehnssn g., Nsar the Ross O4faUn.
HAVING purchased the we'll known Lterery
4 4 Dspos 81 Measiisn : Co., enc uuassra snsa
will continue the business In al It, depax tnsnta
Am In constant receipt of al the
Daily Nswspapers,
Weekly Litsrariss, Ill
Monthly Magazines. apd
Ne. Pshliaasieas ssasrslly.
ALSO, : large assortment of 0tAtlossry.
nsyisd w. WILSON.
sTODA1Es0 UnrIvalo1 New Y0TE
Plane EoRIes.
gfNHx magnificent ~ unsurpaaeed InstYunenks
/ mana1aelstod 81 this hosss, the slAso1 -
most extensive In ths United Gtstss1, e. Is no
eared IL the sshsaiAer u evNy variety g 49,.
some rosewood 6ases, Of =, ~, u anA ceeayeo
Parties In uant u really Aae IneGrun1nt. ~
earnestly invited 70 eall AAlpes pusohenfna 49,
whore. H. p. HEWITT. 49,.
Ger. ~ a. ~ ~.
RlaaseRoRos Wn1s.
I'm hard end Ter sAlS 81 ~ hwese uAeket 80
IA large lot "a Plaeleeeus EaiS.
D. NJ. .. n. 3uOxUR -
n - TzE7lsT j: IL = q
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The DAHL r GATE CITY OFFICE il
In McCUEs's Bailding, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Arst door 70 the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work filed
with neatnsss and dispatch.
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SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DlATlII.En WATER

Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER nyssN.
and having in person sspsrintsndsA tAs whole
psossss Of building, On ~ ely cay Mt ny na-
chinery 10 unsurpassed By any sstabiisAnsnt IN
the Tn itsA States. And further, ID sddittsn te
superior machinery ard ny swn practical knewl-
edge II the bssinsss, l have secured ~ services
OF one Of the bst alcohol distiess IN ths country
would also inform thess who may favor me- with
. Gall and are inGlinsd 10 encourage hone nanu-
factares that can supply then With any Of N
above articles - cheap and cheaper thaa they sAa
purchase the same In any Of the Western cities,
thereby saving frcightags and the many disap-
pointnsnts Incidental TO spring and fan ship
ments. Twill sell 81
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of judging 70
compare my samples With any In the country and
give an impartial dscision-I ask no more
CHA1. NOEL.
Packet Landing, Ksoksk, Iowa.
| July II, '68-dAv3n
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GOOD IHDfAnAuANK

Blk Of Goshen, Cos hcn.
BIZ Of Gosport, dosport
Bk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
BIZ Of PAoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, Wabash.
BIZ Salem, n. Albany.
Hk Of salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal bk, KvAnsvills.
Crescent City BIZ !"
Exch. Bk, 9rssnoastls.
Hayests County Bank.
HoOsier Bank.
Indians Bk, Madison.
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Nh. n. MES EnvEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law,
DfHe0aWtaon.

nTERHEN n. JONES,
ATT RNEY AT LAW
rSORNER THIRD AND MAIN GTR1xTH. evs,
~ oAlss Of r. h. = D. " Ford.
may3I-d
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Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Legran g Bank , Lima.
parke %. BIZ hook viils.
Prairie City Bk 7. AAut>
M~rch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank , 0oshsn.
Southern Blk Of Indiana.
State Bk and Branches.
Brooksille Rank.
Farmers Bank. Wsst6eld,
Baak If Syracuse.
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(yOAkUUND NXkUP q Blackberry keot, Tof
~ sah ~ 8. b. vOWkLL,
aug7o Isl Aain-st.
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vlsHE subscsihsF respectfully ia1osns tAe sitj-
! ssns Of Ksokuk ard ths saTsoon1ane ee0ntvy
tAat be h aow ready to al any ssasrs adasesd =
him for
ALCOHOL.
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A SOUTHERN LABoRERs PROTEST.

-, GEORGIA, March l8, 1853.
To the Editor Of the National Era:
Will you allow me to say a word or two in
reply to Senators Hammond and Johnson,
whose recent speeches in Congress have insult.
ed the industry of America 1t has become q
"proverb in all the free States, that Slavery
degrades labor, which the "South has hereto
fore denied. But these "Pinks" now openly
declare all hired labor degrading and absolute
Slavery.
If there is one thing more than another of
which Ex-Governor Johnson boasts, it is that
he has ,oorked his way from obscurity to his
present position. Has he come to the conclu.
sion that the last avenue from humility to honor
was closed by his coming through it He
now labors hard to bring into disrepute the
nest in which he was Matched, and the shell
out of which he crept. My God if there is
one feature of our Republican Government
which challenges our holy respect, it is, that
all Of woman born may strive for distinction,
and, if merit accompany the effort, he will sue.
coed. Take this chance from American inst-
tutions, and would not give rush for what
is left.
Now of Mr.. Hammond. He too splits at in
dustry the slime of Slavery, and, with an air of
new wisdom, "can't see the difference between
voluntary and involuntary labor" He says we
shire our laborers for life." He should have
said, we take the toll and sweat of our laborers
for lifetime, and pay no wages: that would have
been the truth. There are thousands on thou
sands of white laborers in any State whose
moral character will compare favorably with
that of Senator Hammond. LABoRER.
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P. K.

IL The sale OF that remarkable ard truly valuable
preparation Perry Davis. Pain Killer constantly and
rapidly increasing During tie past year. the demand
for great remedy has been altogether Unpre cedened
Scarcely week passes by, during which do not
hear of some remarkable having been performed,
within the circle OF acquaintance by the Of the
Pain Killer.-PrOr. Gen. Advertiser.
Perry Ddvss Pain RiRer.-1'he Rev ID. Whitaker VIII
ting from Toungo 90, Burmah says MY duties Mis-
sionary prevent my noticing particular cases but your
Pain Killer has been used with peculiar in dis
of the stomach, bowel complaints, and in
Of burns. One Of the Christian villages near US
burnt down, and several persons represented
dying condition from the severity of their inu
sent them the Pain Killer at once with direction
for its use. All but ore were sasedn
Sold by druggists grocers and medicine deaers Eener
ally.
For sale in Washington by William Rallantyne book
seller Seventh street
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

/Seveniy-hve years OF age whose sands Of life have
nearly run out discovered " lille in the Fast Indie.
lacerian cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Coids, and General Debility. The rem, ~
| was discovered by him when mis- only child d1ugb
ter, was given up 10 die. Wishing do much good
as possible ne will send 10 such Of his afflicted fellow
Ings as request IT. This recipe with full and xphct direc
uons Tor MAKING ups and successfully using He re-
CURES each applicant 10 enclose him shilling
hee Genus 10 be retained as postage on the recipe,
and the remainder to be applied the payment inns
advertisement. Address
DR.. II. JAMES,
oS 10 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J. Il
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DIR. AYERS MEDICINES.

II We invite readers 10 the perusal Of DR. Ayers
advertisements which appear in the columns of pa
per- They deserve attention, treating Of what interests
all and from which all have long respected
The Doctor is well known of the leading Chemists
of this couniry who deyoes his great requirements the
discovery and manufacture of remedies for popular
The unparalleled success which has followed his abors
is well known in this community need any euci
dalon from PEN Washington Co. ObSerrsr.
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wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Bronchial Affections and all Diseases o.
the Lungs.

From III, Boston Ereii,tg TfGreler Jan g.
Ghis, perhaps, but simple Of justice the pro
pretors Of Wistars Bddm Of Wild Cherry for say
that personal experience in the of this article
impressed fayoraby. One of the propretors Of the
7ravslsr entirely cured Of cough Of four
months continuance, by the Of this Basam and
eral of our friends and acquaintance who have tried the
article, have found of great servicen relieving OF
coughs and shortness OF breathing, with which
they had been afflicted
Sold by Agents everywhere.
~ None genuine, unless signed BUTTS the
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Coughs, BronchiiS.-The entire freedom
from all deleterious ingredients and opia es,
renders " BroUss Bronchial TrocheS," or
Cough and Voice Loz enges, a safe remedy for
the most delicate female or youngest child,
and has caused them to be held in the highest
esteem by Clergymen, Singers, and Public
Speakers, generally.
Sold by all Druggists in the United States.
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We are glad to learn that Perry Davis's
Vegetable Pain Killer is having so large sale
in our city. We have every reason to believe
it to be an almost never-fsiling cure for pain,
and as such is 8 medicine, no family should be
without.-MontreaL Pilot.
Sold by druggists and medicine dealers gen
arallv. 3
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DR. TRACY DELoRME, The grsat cure of Co1,,,,,,o
IL mon, was for several years badly afflicted by Dys
pepsla that for part OF the time he confined 10 his
bed he was eventually cured by a prescription fur
nsshcd ham by young clairvoy girl This preScrip
uon, gwen by mere child while in a state of trance
has cured everybody who has taken IL never havirg
tailed once Iii equally in cases of Fits as ~
Dyspepsia The ingredients may he found in any drns
store will send this valuable prescription 10 any pef
son. on the receipt Of one stamp pay postage AedTess
De TRA9x nEL0RME, Great Curer of Consumni;on
New YORK Post aGhce. ~
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A Cure for hntluenza.-This troublesome
malady can be cured in two or three days, By
using half bottle of DR.. Wistsr's Balssm Of
Wild Cherry. All irritation of the throat and
bronchial tubes subsidies at once, under the
soothing influence of this Balsam. 81
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VNHE ORIENTAL HORSE CHARMER. for ,.nir,
Keeping, and Doctoring Horses and Coils Only 5s
eehs' copies Tor 81 Address CT ELDRIDGE
Mailed to every part OF the United States g.;
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FIFTY DOLLARS PER MON

"ANfED, Agents, either male or r.
Nv Town In The United States, loene
business. Enclose two stamps, an
= A.
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GENERAL SUMMARY,

The New Orleans Courier relates q case of
horrible cruelty to slave boy in that city, re.
sulting in his murder, which is quite as afro.
cious as anything in Uncle Toms Cabin. The
poor creature had been beaten with iron i'm.
plements and billets of wood, and pointed sticks
had been plunged into him till they broke off
leaving two inches in length in his body; and,
to stiAe his cries, he had been half smothered
by handkerchief over his mouth. His whole
back vas covered with scabs, and there was
scarcely q sound spot on his body. After his
happy release by death from his tormentors,
the neighbors sent for the coroner, and his
master and mistress, Mr.. Roueche and his wife,
were detained On q charge of murder.
The accumulation of capital ia London still
continues. The Bank of England now holds
S8S, 600, 900 in her vaults, and with prospects
of laree arrivals from Australia. We are under
the impression thst the highest point has al.
most, if not already, been reached. An export
movement Of the precious metals has com.
menced to the Continent, and with the cessa-
ton of receipts from this country, the stock of
specie will not materially increase. 1t is singu
lar to notice the disrust that still exists in re-
gard to commercial securities; while the rate
of interest is only per ceHt., and still lower
rates outside of the Bank, there seems "a be no
imitation. The Government stocxs alone seem
to advance, and to maintain high point The
great decline Of trade WITH this country is very
sensibly felt, not only in England, but in France
and Gernany-and until it revives, much dis.
tress will exist in the manufacturing distriets.
Owing to light arrivals, the stock Of cotton in
Liverpool has become much reduced, bat as
large quantities we're close at hand, and still
greater in process of shipment o reaction is
expected,
Resolutions endorsing Lecompton have been
passed in the California House Of Representa-
tives, BY q vote of 40 TO Is. =
Emigration " Kansas.
The steamer Metser, Captain Draffn, came
down yesterday from Pittsburgh, with $50 tons
Of freight and $50 cabin and 200 deck passes.
gers, all en- route for Kansas direct. The
Meteor is taking on more passengers for Kan
sas, and will leave to-day at noon.-C Cincinnati
Gazette of 23d,