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.iIiR!.;E MEMS,
po.r or RICHMOND. OCTOBER To- 1850

!1H -irsH THi' nAr ~ "ci"ct.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jam',:0wu. skinner, New YORK. merg' -.l
AMI passenger
Steamer Virginia, Kelley Phila!,lrh,, ;a.rsA,at
passengers
steamer Grorse Peabody P,,.'ar! Bal,!ss)sr a-s'.
disc snt passengers.
Bark Wm. n. Newman, Gravel, Baltimore ggag1
Bark Car, Il. Sgt-l. Scaude.Io New ior. Lty
S"'r YIN : TriPlc;, = .tchr:'. Charleston 'rTI1 r
Schr Il. ). EdmOHds0u, SaHph.pPo Jane, Ti:gr. llrs
Schr VIM. Franklin. lee, James river. wheat.
Schr St Cloud GSa:mry, STI!tht.!i, sh-A;agL c.ra.
SAILED
Steamship for-t.Tn, Parish, New YORK. ma'-fa.'
nai plsset.rrs.
Schr Frederic. Euscni. Achoru Boston, urFst 'f.'
Schr Gcorssr =. Sce;t, Hubbard ta~u the rvrr,
Sekr Burnett Johnson, down the river. q ~.
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ELECTIONS N FLORIDA AND MISSISSIPPI.

Ar"r>E, Ga. oct. lo.-The Florida cleo
ton returns are incomplete pu poat appears
to be certainly elected Chief Justice. The
popular vote is decidedly against the cessi"n y!
West Florida 10 Alabama
4 spcca! despatch from New Orleans says,
that the entire Democratic ticket in Mississippi
i, elected Tie Democratic majority on the
State ticket i 2u.0uu.
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tn his able man,

a:erpsnt aid prcmpl;;"dc, mad the obediYnce
Of his o;tcsrs and men, IS mainly to be asc'ihcd,
vrS,r p,oriJencc the safety Of so many lives.
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rrtlpsnrEn MAEkEr- n-.

wHs.I~ Prime ai Sal 80. choice q 70. -, 2
Cu-.DS We quote .a!e, %, ahH.: - bales '..,y %:
for rait!,.a: lie .or prime. E.rnS Ia.
western sI.", aud shoulder ts- market = :ra 2. t.
Tor .a.,.l family higher price, paid. TU'tt. 10.
y.ac- J. veil sustained log ttiti, good a1,F.
'an# 20 rti.iug leaf Gi.a>. good ".'!r Co.'s.
Ija>jc. FL0rE-Supcrhne ~ extra a., ;an.y s''
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

AuGrsrA, Oct. l"-The Wappoo steam saw
mill, near Charleston. was burnt on Saturday.
The loss is upwards Of $4,000. 1t was var-
ou>!y Insured in Charleston all! EASTERN COM.
rauirS On Thursday night rice mill. belong.
40. 10 Daniel Hayward, near Charleston. was
as" burnt. [, was partly insured III New York
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xLI>GTo> COLLEGE.

fIllE sruty.-lSth term ~ this Institution " r"r'
i TUESDAY. the IL %, November Al Saiu'-' DaE.
Punctua attendance u required. hat r-cI'a-'s -!
held IN all III. classes on the following day.
Application s1r admission may b- made AZ prr-sa; -
Re- Professor HYDE, - Burlington, y !.
ii-.IlrElm
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In Flour there &. no ChaUye IN quotations. Th- ".
market i, f.l sm, sales - red, quality ,ar "a.
SLiIe /, unchanged Nothing doing IL Corn. Eys!L,
zoe. o.;. BE. and In FAR request. Ia ca,g az.
;hsre /, ~ change IL quotations Business 'sF'ss g
eOOt
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-i.h, s!.ets, m! h.:.I na..s ar

Tie. ,,n,. nars-' steady ~ H." ir, He Nh. h IA, "a
ken uc.. Iriu. 'h. w.,s T"rr !, confidence !Ii
ia gi 70, ''r N.,Iu l Road stocks. "ciIs 10 CO.
lena Roc. Island. Toledo. auG Illinois Central. I'll" M!rii-
tn road, y. "a; done 80. for September wh- IA.
.'t-i southern .'t',''ir' "' '.''
Z: /. remembered IA: september l- ole 81" TIE ~! "'
months In TIM whole ytr tor trail! ;h- prospect, Tor tt
r.ouh ! OF. T.. Uc'"": -aTU,r.- wi! probably 'h""
~. fal % 'he grain movement nlon -" -cv"rt!
truus lines rl4'g ia'p Chicago an! Ni"auhl-, AM s
Galyna a.. surl. .lI.I viii doubt, hg" handsome
irrc,-. >',,-'.,-T. IT,. sH" Is ga" "ll l"!r'"
and New York Central. and the irriY" 20 Tier mar" 70
values does not IL. ul>,I upon any correct c'E
l,'irL. FOR revenue !'- the next tnu "r .ec ih'iN hi
Hlch tim. .r",' activity vii, without doubt. prevail
"a the Western IaaT-~.- ia wheat AZ! provisions, "a"
:t. trG'a roads wi ne benefited, because i"r stormy
,.a.pr on n. ,t,-, VII rr"slg." ~ u %! "I'yE
navigation fur tie srrt; huis uf o." -;".. which WI
have Accumulated - the Lake port. fttiar Nil e
hi,r'in. ,p,c attention by %" iuv PES" " 30. >r!.
fy- frr ,i",. that hI- paid - 90 - l' rrH' 1lg,'y
III III .irui. frr three !"Gs years pal, VIA inrsc
Il- strange Nat opposition -" matter 10" nr1'
ttr should .noc. III" -:ocg down 8. peg taa.c IN 2,
a:y day. Panama /. irlu aud ! hej'r absorbed .nr H.
st.a.H STU -;,grs irm with fair ,a!",. IT."
closing pic. ;2.iay !gr Virginia ike. Missouri >N"
Tennessee ,iyrs California se:e's, Mit"in t""'Ft ""
Nor. Central Gayua Roc. Island, Panama, P!'.Hr Mall
Hudson River ~ - VI Ed Tal"!p Michigan Sia'e GUAR.
a,'"rH Michigan Oi Harlem Preferred, Harlem oil" -
..",. Erie tia Mort -ae" Bonds.
Land Warrant, very dull, TI goo! -Iiily ~ -"
hands II brokers. Prices range from I,dN!c 'r 100 -"
1jc for l.U, "L>ic Cor -r and 3'uiu2 Cor " The to
latter descriptions scarce.
specie shipment. hy Vanderbilt and City e baltimore.
today ;7.;,.>I. rrs; bill, Gun a. lr. IrDnE.
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Tpa.CCu.-TLr business : GU.', ..hi. Nr.Il,1 a. !.
-. good E.!-r, 4>aIY pF.ia!ns, : :. =.
wgEAT.-Ihrre !, NOT heavy business 20 fef9f' .
TIA lots dominant {! 81. prime s. -
T-ouA-Dg syprftur t:asi. extra (: .:.e
CUsx -ScaTgc with good demand =; .: Ga. 20 &
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NnpEAIk MAnkLIs IL.

Cr.S-Y-i0S -s,>9, white >>I>y mixed - N,' :
Wn..r-pr!m" shite 81 ."ial 81: prime red 500, D..
FtorR-FNni'y ti.;a;.;:, Extra S6;"ai'i, =. .re
IS g;.i;;, Fins ?3.i.
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70 RE- Co<,rcrArrp. Mex, Thursday a very

ir,po>in: ceremony vii take ;!acr AZ =. ia"rs
Church, namely: the coH>ccra.on ". the following
f:.ao,. c,c, @: the Protestant hpi-'opa. ,hur,! ~
tn GATED >,a,r-: Ev. ". II. u.,""g!mcr, u. D..
R..l,p elect Of Nrw l,rse,: Nv. A.cXanacr 's..-,
ID Bishop cleo; oc 'rcAa-. i:,y. e. I. be!.. y.
-. N~-i>:am, Bishop r..: %. ohio: AL" Rev t.rnrr
T. Waipy.r. ID, Bishop cleo; o! Miamc'o,a.
ga Ti.Gg>ia% t"y '"u:'u."u r'! "pt n"t" "a
sion
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.V.tyEIkIED.

N.fulFa on ~" i inst. "a: - Paul Church rrt"r,.
lurg "a rs 'ir Erv. Wn. II. rilu ROBERT u. S!lEP-
ARD ESQ Il Ta,.ahI,S.", Fla :" Mi MATTE t..
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CABIN Ell WARE.
RITE &c :"
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Or. ID. "o OTTO N.
s. ATTORNEY At Ia s.


G'Ice or 'he corner % Main ard Gov.rror t',.e',
posit" Purcell, Laii 4 Cos Drug store.
SHALL pleased 20 have any oftis brethren snf'
i Of The Convention 20 call a. my office, h1f..
their leisure hours, and shah be pleased. also, TO 'l
them with .uch in;rl.enc: % the Convention, peg
ri''rs aud things Ia Richmond, as they may !~'se.
u.,-
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ALEXANDRIA MARkEr- OCT.

YGEpEEICkSHrEG MARKETS, Oor
F.ocn-rsm.ly s;:vs. cry Mil.- -ItFA, sGs6 -. s:-
rnr {; ;oAj -. wHEIT-Whi:s t:!:al -, rcd O. -.
Co.'s IsasU cent?
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ID. t,sI.

DEr a. her r,>.i.nc" on Duygl street. at h pat
"'cinc. sunday night. october ",, -!, Mr.. NtNCi
L. WADE wi:" 70. Henry VI wade, and daughter IL WA.
and Anna AMc.:r, deceased.
Her Hines. ong aI tcii"-. AMI Often wish Intense
paI: hut he bore 1t with !or !e a rel Uai.sn 81 la
wien f--in. cou,cirU. IL the approach u death he
III full hope bis, Il uIfn n?iny. an her children and
relative. have consolation in believing Mat she h"- r'n"
wrrl! u Trial AID .Gvr!n. r"Trn % hali!"cs'
aUa peace.
A. q daughter sc ce:.,:". a 'rt and loving;
sister Kind and generous: wife devoted aiH ~ 4
uIp'l"; tender ard sutriOu'. ever trying 80 u.l tie
bi,..rJiga- Of r.'AIy i'p the hearts 81 her children
Oh may the God % mercy who uTihiri! all things IN
wisdom heal ,lr wuGvdr! hearts e." H.? srT:0wiH. friends
an! relatives. sal !E"Tnr" :" al 10 meet her IN VA
celestial land XG=G
Where eternal noon
F,.ry,r Sims .Nh"gc ssirs TO iis.t Ger wcar,
Hh,-r the Jl stars and The iarpH.'gU
W more az Ia WaiIn: beauty fair.
.. oGc broad stream Of uucr-a;eI light,
Bcr.'- fguu the crI'r. God Himself tee goal:
p.r"n,nr strength 10 ~" immortal ,'sh',
4, day succeeds the twilight OF tho soul.
Her funeral place this afternoon three O'Clock
rom pI,Hi ;5r.; Church Her ;irm", and aclGn'unCr-
md o l.r brother Nm. H. Allegro ar- invited 20
attend s;h"4; further i."tc-.
DR. q Typhoid Fever. At he residence ~ mother
Ms stella Il George IN f!.E"nua cpUriv Mr. RICHARD
H. GEORGE IL tie ga wear %! liz lie If; widowed
many dear friends :" NOUN i' ri.tacly dgI'h
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CLOEK5SI

have now in store full
:te stock o. Gac quality Clothing and Fur.
embracing sres: variety OF choice and ele'
scent importation. gotten up az our own
a very superior style, TO which We ask the
KEEN. BALDWIN { WILLIAMS.
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

- Q; gl..,,} I,,.yJy,y.'
"f'''i'%""''Ss - me ''''""''"t 1-'! 49, :, !
NEw ioEH, Oct - I. VI
I'err : ''''r '!ser;' tee": To-Day N 'o'SS sI'
aud the co-es generally "i'h les apprehension than
she last; with ry.r.c: e export 81 cola l. s aii'r1'
.,,,r. ,,., ,.s'. return will .low r"u.i.'cra-
pa '''. 49, - ,;,.-.,,., 81.
HE contraction 10 loan ""' discounts "''' "''
place rhc bark. u!oa stronger footing a"t enable '-a
,,.,,.., .' l,y season ,,ihou: any further irror.
...,,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,, ,,.tr reserves " coin,
', IT,. demand for money hi, We. j. ro, !.rsc. consider.
"a. TIA, III" payments 70: account %! !' sirin: business
he, commvncrd, aut i'i' cH,:: reg'"I {" '"1'c pro
duo. the .gahnhrd This is accounted fer 10y the Uru
sually small demand Tot any new objects, and Tie.
ar.. business Transacted 70! cash. To" Old "J>n.hrm'>
Tor ra,u"y-:lc the Railway interest, Real E-;''e
and Minus operations, ,Vt"UI:.1us H cotton, tr1r
,u.tr .LI the =. c-arc al aside aud out 81 The
market. Til reduces To" demand !r capita! e. about Oh
,rr - pl,. i ,.,. ,tni, IL. .r,.ii..ye mani. ip
-, l-G ,ud I.: and enables I'll Nalh- supply the
vans II dealers ,Ii''"U' In IL" or mar
~. lie I.ru.nI h. .u- active e; full rt'. "g'
a.l,p., ,Nl,'is ,i,- % >ifii."ary Iii : accounted
fr ~ III" reduce, supply o.! money ~ ~" hands tn'.:"
hu..r. AMI ,:.i.,. il.I III ,..utiG ,yc!.an-, been
=. Ir.r =. tuy,j They waulI ha." had NOR. w"aey
80 put o' Thr Irabah !i;y j. 'l u.N v,. TIE aianu'
~ r., 4 ,rlias emp. nyalua' wv b" wr. iucs.asn I'd a1i
a.. rat, uaar--o decline TIE course OF exchange N
London warrant, tie L.rfl.ai :a. remittance, !rut.',r'
,yi. rp rsi. diminished AMI leave III" bulk q! Iii
c,r, r.fg, 10 z, into h.nk Tao rNpu-; trade o: tie
country !, Increasing aud rhr fourth q"Gcr, nVpa which
S.. .i. jl,, entered viii show !ar. Increase
corresponding IeFioi' Of -, ana ~
A. MI rSs. 5hG ;;:'ns.ss " ,, 49, Tor S Rms '
,;o,t .G! S..rr, bullion .... $780,. ... .: '-i 81.
----r----
Tr.Ii '','-',-"'
i.,qi., o., SAT-, aud Feirra aa6 per se;.
Mixed >ccuri:.c, J.; C..>,........ -
~ -. ........ 'lIn
Is; Cl.., Short Mercantile rapgr........ -. "sa'
go da!.io month. 90 .........'',
months " ...........-.. >a'
"a names. Ac,..-........ ..........-. "!!-
81 ................. ,,....... o.. l"!>
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~. rIiRN,S HALL.

fENIE hfys.2'h term I'll, Institution vii b..
i TUESDAY, the !.t e., November ttl saints !a,'
PunrtItl attendance !, required. that Frc-; ne 4' "
held in AL '.- E.as.r- on the folio az day
Application for Admission may bee made vr.'-a' 1
REV. H. X SMITH Pf.I.a.'.-
Oct it--!Ic-i-. - NJ rlrin.'0'. =
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Ixcr%rsTiSo MrErINo 20 Nl"nr iruESn

INTERESTING NrLiIN" 70 NI"III IIIHHNAlJ
N 81. PArL'.-Tn.rc vii, be- Il meeting Of 18th. s.
,,,y r tie increase Of tie M.n:-:ry, in St. rau.',
unirct. tonight. Turri,'. a: :. "cl,ri..
4 nya feature III meeting %: 'A.- and ".i! hrFr'-
-rr:c; viz: III" jutrodWr,."i. Il -ieNrr- ir":! Tie
lai:y We understand that some 81 the i"""ii,
rnr'.cd gentlemen Will aiIr,., the audience: Hon.
Washington Hart. Hon. Edward stanley, JCdsr COZ
raI. Res Dr> GARRISON AMI l.i''.'lv!sn and Bishops
ut,y AID Bowman.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

III" ,cu,'oi wa, con,,Gsa u" 20 The ""Hf % @
,o.i ,Ji 1,....,ri IN, :1.m,rrnn'. p,u.r
..-.-
,,,.,, 49,, ,,r-,r,, .,,,,r
t:ii AM MAZE AEitS.
Ix,r%r,TiS. MrEfIN0 20 NIDnr TuESnAYJ
IN -. FArh''-! mere WIZ De- '''e''''! %
I,! .,' Nv, ..,''' Ty. M O'Clock"
4 nys feature IN mccn,- %: '..- lind vii hrFr.-
-ct:c VIZ: til. introduction. Il -i'e.N%r- if%;! i"s
la;y We understand that some Of Tic following
named s.nt1g"cn vi! address me %'JnI'; !:',''
Washington Hart. Hon LR"afd Stanley "G"S" "H-
rad Rev pr. '''fN>"" AMI 'l''''' VI"
utr! AID Bowman.
-.
10 ri Cp>>ECEATrp. Next lh"r>'lay very
irIpo,iu: ceremony VIII take ;'ac, a; =. Pa"Es
,,r,-., ,,r,'y. III. .,g-,.r..,, 10. the following
tn Gated state: R.y. W. II. "'.,a"cimcr, d. D..
R.f,p elect Of Nrw .Ic-sc.: ~. i.pXaudc- Gs..:
II H. Bishop clcc, "c rcAa-. i.gy. g. l. By'.'!. y.
-. ASSISTANT Bi-anr c!,': %. ohio an" Rev. tsrnrr
i. Wiipp.r. i. D., Bishop elect 90! hamc'''A.
GA I!!Igr,lA? Tie contention ,r..! not n"it 49,.
sion.
rncrrr Corrr.-paniri Murphy, boy, lor
hrcakin. into store. w. .ostecc! ;,inpri-omncn.
:,r three months. IN jail. \ motion was asde FORA
new trial. which wus .r,.t folly i:.n-mucL - IN,
pr..,nrr would lave T. r..uaf ~ month, in jail
nnY!.pg IN s:c, question.
H. tie case "' David Fischer :"r beating ~ Vie.
the ury found i.i guilty .i.o -,I',.ct HIM :'":
ve,i- IN the lrui,egtipry.
In hi, c.,>e ;. ,au:. ,r va. mad" tor Snow :rIn
Tie ca.y> TOR 'o-,." az John Bailey ami John or
rI;,rrln,y. L.. the witnesses amt .''nr> hc on
hand .; T. q. lock, y. ~
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Tns THEATRE AND IL Play Bills
Tnr RAcr@.-This season is most beautiful

tor this srvori,c .por;. To-day the races commence
over lie New Markc. Race Course q: rc'sr,bnrE,
with .wcrr>rur> TOR years Old rui.r hcn'- 700 dol
lar entrance loo irrfr.:. Closed "!'i entries, -:
which number three a.. rur-" will -'aft.
The next races vii, re -; Fairfield. and then a.
Ashland G:,a: -, ..a,l"; = .l-: made TO a!!oE'!
every convenience AZ, attraction 20 ~! patrons %! :hU
iulL
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TIM PETEE,Drao EyrEr>s. This we'll
arrauey,!L.ly .or.sG Published in Petersburg
will be saiud advertised l.. another roiUnn. Energy
industry AMI progress, have marked il career since
il came under tho management o.; &c>sr' \. +.
Crrtchir.d * Co. and IL ;>>i.ly j" catering 4" HE
popular ;!s:r ,>rrv,s patroaiIils encouragement.
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vrrsI>rA AGRICULTURAL FMzs-Thc state
HALIFAX C"criT CorRr This Court com

IitliFhN ' Is' !! ~ 49, N'"ie 'N'.'
,ayacri IL a.. SESSION L.; week, JuGse NaT,h'"
?rr-irc.
Tie ca-c o., LORENZO pos Eas charge! Wit. ps--
.us counterfeit money. was ;Es; takvl, up HIS 49,
.ss :r.cd in l>jn. aud East Sentenced - t"u :enf,
imprisonment IN the Eyritrnt:sry, b'r Ha- .r"ft.L
..-a :ri.l. Wh. a".i:.!s H., second :'ia lie broke
~! ani EFF ;.c country. For auoUc ;.s Yeas his
wne5saJou;. were no: known, b.; ;arer Or four
moth. Ego, lie Wa. unprecedented in tie county .;
pit.ylYgnia and the jury have trei Ii. punish
rlet n; Two Year, and 81 months Imprisonment: ~
the peDitentisry
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Ciry CouScm-rhcrc was = meeting last
syeau. q the Council. Tie mate! o.: cl'ai@.'s
tie ci.y ward. va, laid on lie table. Some res"U.
lion. FIR The Improvement OF ir streets aud :e lay
ing 81 cIl;crt~ wvre -.orte! Tie t"Gne! "s.. n,c
.:a.u tbs seek - sc::,c unfinished 5u-.Lc's.
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ITr>rixGs CrrEf.-Iuhm Adams alas WI
!!.ls charged nl,l. forgery. w., sen: o!s Tor ,r-l
JOHN. ,Ily" !" julia Roy, W. i"und guilty OF:
brcaiiug INFO the factory "f Bake. F!e'~sr's &c."
,ul sentenced . - lt,Lc,. O,irs y.~c, come Up
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srxrr<cr OF Alrx,>orn EoAnn, IN Brprono

SExIr>cT Of ALEXANDER BoANn, IN BEproRD
ror.1Y-Wc noticed the tiki Of his man Inst week.
bg. -rcc fnd ;ha. the accuse, j. not 10 be >en; tie
;crr-u,inry. \ correspondent; iro!n B"i:"'d county
informs - That Bead 'a- charged with the murder
OF; jams lIuLc,cS AMI was found CAN'T? hr the
Jury II involuntary laughter wss,' IN IN" prri"r-
nance: lawt.. Uyi nWt With c,cr,c ID: !ych!,s'-
u.~- 49,! -Trh NJ. UTw-''r .1'..r! manner. ti"' II
,r,, .li,,Uy Jury. although b. ~ mentally dc
49,. ,,y .rI.' 'l' 60 >nI... 1r ::n- Ii"rn
lr, -, .a.r.. nr.g - 'l.s t.. Iu:" added tEci'c
rl.u'.. Impeachment 80 -" st... q. jail.
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Il uni complete si0c
FISHING Goods, eneEa c
giant good. OF recent !
mandatory, In Very
attention o, purchaser
Oct IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHYsIc,

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Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
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Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. PAN ta aud Aoyti i'd
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ton of tone and strength TO the system debilitated
by disease.
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Business Cards, not sxcssding six lines, inside
tlk, Otherwise sic.
Fsnsral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
10 space occspieA.
Displayed advertisements half mere than the
above rates.
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hcad Of Special Notices." dosSie the ord.ns~y
rates.
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Per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
sively 10 the Daily. Aftsr the frst two week q,
30 per cent. laors than the above raass.
III fr4MSfent edssrfleM<nfs mssf ke psfA for
~ aes~s<e- This rule will not be vaxisd from
ss When the advertiser -usss the Weekly aaons,
the Price viii bs the same ~ In the DAily -
WAsrc the Daily Aad Weekly are both nssd,
- Per cent. viii be dsdastsd fren the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 30 much for the spscs he scsspiss, ths
changer being chargeabie for the com position
only. This plan is nov ssAsrAlly aAoptsA.--
oSr charge for changss will be Is cents per
square.
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discontinued before the expiration of the yeas
or ths tame contracted for, they will be charged
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nj ~. hicks, m. D... surgeon
W. Dentist. Office ON Sscond-St.,
between Main and johnson streets, Kso ~
kuk Iowa. ID

DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card 70 the public,
would call attention TO . new style OF "Plats
Work J" which is peculiarly adapted 70 Aat, irregu
lar, and otherwise dichcult jaws. This improve
has been tested three years and has sustained
it, early promise OF filling real want In plate
work. The work Ia now worn BY many OF our most
prominent citizens, who give II healty. approval
and to whom he Ii permitted to refer those inter-
estcd.
DR.. III. is also mounting Continuous Gun" /"
work, Block" work, and ordinary "Gold PlGte"
work, for which hc has : superior stock OF msts-
rial. he Ia prepared to 6Il teeth with Gold Foil,
adhesive Uo1d and ''chrystxi 6ctdd = In The msss
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency In meney matters
some allusion TO PRICEs may not be improper. -
While on the one hand DR.. II. believes IL 70 ~ tho
better policy, N we'll the houestsr eouTse, not
to work at all than to work at prices thai viii me-
osssitsts inferior work on the other hanA he II
wiling to conform in his chargcas to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, = thoronvh dcvo-
tion to his profession, and m earnest desire to
please. he liz determined to merit, and hopes to
ceve, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
Julyll.dAw
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
roR rHE SPEEDY cuRx on


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Renistcnt Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, ind eed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
mating In hillary dcrangencnt, caused
by the Malaria or miasmatic countries.
No one remedy lis louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with u perfect
certainty that it win eradicate the disease,
and with assurance. founded ON proof, that
no harm can arise from Its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. prepeasioa In
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run i'm violent attacks Of
this haleful distemper. This "CuRg" expels
the miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AauE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, it taken on the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
q dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and In bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AouI prevails, every body should have il
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
II is hoped this price will place it within the
reach Of ali---the poor as we'll m the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer-
tain cure of Intermittents ia, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
Blindness. Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the Stomach
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put ON the intermittent type. or become period
ical. This "CURE" expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malariols districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excretcd from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufi icient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure and few will
ever suffer from mtermittents, il they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af-
fords.