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Indian Troubles In Nebraska.
ST. LOUIS. July

ST. Louis, July 18th.
The Omaha Nebraskain in giving
an account Of the depredations recently
committed by the Pawnee Indians, says
$4,000 worth Of property has been
stolen from the settlers. Gov. Black is
IN the field at the head Of ESQ men and
20 dragons. The Indians nunb cr
$500.
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va The decision against the Boston
and Worcester Railroad Company, that
has been pending for eight years, by
which they were to pay Sarah 4. Shaw,
for the death Of her husband by railroad
accident, 500, 25O, has been confirmed
by the Supreme Court of Massachu
sets.
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The Republicans, Of Wisconsin, pro-
pose to elect Delegates to the National
Republican Convention, at their next
State Convention, to be held on the 3lst
Of August.
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ten years, and Cana. SAY, IN CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH OF IT. what we have never been
able to say Of any 9th ~ or medicine-N EV-
Err HAS IT FAlLEDNlN A SINGLE IN
STANCE,TO EEFECTyc A CURE, when time
ly used. Never did We know an instance
Of dissatisfaction by q any one who used it
On the contrary, all q arc delighted with it
operations, and speak lin terms Of highss
commentator of it's magical effects and
medical virtues. Wei speak In this matter
"wHAr WE DO KNOW 9 after ten years expe-
rience, AVID rLEDOEO our REPUTATION ron
THE fuLrlLLMENT oFW WHAT We HERE DE.
CLARE. In almost ev cry instance where
tho infant il suffering0 from pain and exhaus-
ton, relief will beh found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after 81 the syrup Is adminis-
tered.
This valuable pre- III paration IL the pre-.
scriptioh Of one Of the most EXPERIENCED
and SKILLFUL MUIR q SES in New England,
ond has been used 3 with NEVER FAILING
SUCCESS in
THOUSANDS. :. OF CASES.
1t not only relievescc the child from pain.
but invigorates the stomach and bowels.
to the whole system. It will almost Instant
y relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND COLO,
and overcome commissions, which II not speed
lily rcmedied, end in death. We believe Il the
BEST and sUREaT REMEDY IN THE woRLD, in oil
cases Of DYSENTERY AND DIARHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether il arises from tsethine.
or from any other canse. We would say TO
every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing complaints-Do not LET
YOUR pREJUDIcEs, NOR THE PREJUDlCEs OF oru-
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the relief that will be SURE-yes, ABSO.
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A Kansas Railroad.

ST. Louis, July Il.
A party Of engineers left Wyandotte,
K. T., this morning to survey the Kan
sas Central Railroad to Fort Riley $50
miles, being the first railroad survey west
Of the Missouri River and another link
towards the Pacific.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

~ The Republicans Of Vermont
have nominated for Governor, Inland
Hall, Of Bennington Lieut.. Gov ernor
Burnham Martin, Of Chelsea; Treasurer
Henry M. Bates, of Montpelier.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

rT Three fou1ths Of the Africans
purchased by planters in Mississippi
have died IL process Of reclamation, 80
that they do not prove any cheaper than
Virginia bred negroes after ali.
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AYERS CHERRY PrIT0RiL
FOR THE RAPID CuREGF
Coughs, Colds, kagsrseneS Ingln
enZsa. Bronchitis, EyhaOriMg
Cough. Group, AsssSsa.:a ,-su-
Cipicnt. anssHssassEftrf.

Cough. Group AsssSsa.:a, -ssi-
Ctpicnt, Consumption,
And for the relief Of consumptve patients in
advanced stages Of the deeeasc
We need not speak TO the public Of its yir-
tues. hrou ghout every town and almost
every hamlet of the American States It's won.
derfnl cures of pulmonary complaints havt
made it already known. Nay, few are tile
families in any civilized country on this con.
tinent without some personal experience Of it.
effects; and fever yet the communities any
where which have not among them some liy.
ing trophy Of its victory over the subtle ana
dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs
While it is the most powerful antidots vel
known to man for the formidable and danger.
GUS diseases of the pulmonary organs it is al
so the pleasantest and safest remedy that can
be employed for infants and yonng persons
Parents should have it in store against the in.
sidious enemy that steals upon then nnpre-
pared. We have abundan. grounds to believe
the Cherry Pectsral save more lives BY the
consumption it prevents than those it cures. :
Keep it by you, and cure your colds while they
are durable, nor neglect them until no human
sf can master the memorable canker thai
fastened on the vitals, eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disor.
ders and as they know too the virtues Of this
remedy, we need not do more than to assure
them it is still made tho best it can be. W.
spare no cost, no care, no toll to produce it ths
most perfect possible, and thus afford these
who rely on it the best agent which our skill
can furnish for their cure. Prepared by DR.
J. C. Aver, Practical and Analytical Chemist
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by DR.. E. Barton, Toledo; Peter Brush
h Bro, Monticello; E. Ruggles s Co., Indian
town; VIM. Vogt & Bro, Iowa City; and Agts
in every town in the U. s.
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"a The personal liberty" CT anti
fugitive slave law bill, lately pending il
the New Hampshire Legislature, has
been Indefinitely postponed.
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DE-POIN led, REPAIRED AND MANU-
II featured at No. 81 Chestnut st. Saint Lou
e Mo. Constantly on hand full assortment
If entirely superior Pens of our own manufac-
re expressly for the retail trade.
Pens for repointiAg can be sent by mail
with nerfect safety--the amount enclosed in
P. O. Stamps or Bank Notes, at the following
rates Large size, 75cts.; Small, 80 cts:
v1n1l HIGGINS BROTHERS
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~ The Governor of Connecticut has
vetoed the bill chartering the mammoth
Pacific Railroad Company.
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-. Gen. Hess has been appointed
Commancdr. and Chief Of the Austrian
forces.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM I

That superb Engraving, THE VII.
AGE BLACKSMITH" and the beautiful
ART JOURNAL, which arc furnished TO
the subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association, can now Be seen at the Post
Office for short time only. See adver-
rtisemeet elsewhere headed-New Fea-
ures,&c.
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City Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Paid I'm Capital, $3.50, 900
Surplus, 0S.9S1
Assets, January 1, 1850, $3Os, 23l
This Company has complied with the laws
IF the several States, in which it is doing
business.
&C. WAITE, secy. CD. BOWERS Pres.
Western Branch Office at Chicago, Ill.
through which oil the business Of the Compa-
ny in tho Western, North Western and South
Western States is transacted.
w. ID. LOUNSBURY, Gen'l Ag't,
s. III. PRICE, Assist. GEM Ag't,
Residing in Chicago.
For information and detailed Statement Of
the affairs of the Company and Policies of In
surance, apply to
II. A. GRAHAM. Agent
for Toledo and vicinity.
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INGENloEs.-A man who was taken
up for stealing shirt, made the follow
ing ingenious defencc;-"I did not
steal the shirt. l was passing by a
shop, and | saw the shirt hanging up,
aud then took hold of it. When /
took hold Of it, it dropped down into
my hands, and knew that if stood
there with it, any one who saw me
would think that I meant to steal it !;
so ran off to prevent suspicion"
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Why DID JACOB CRY.-Jacob kissed
Rachael, and lifted up his voice and
wept.- Scripture.
IF Rachael was only pretty girl,
and kept her face clean, We cant see
that Jacob had much to cry about.-[N.
Y. Globe.
Why, he wept tears of JOY Mr.. Globe.
You never kissed pretty girl or you
wouldn't wonder bit. We've been in
the same boat with Jacob before now
and we blubbercd right out Lynn
News.
The cause of Jacobs weeping was
the refusal of Rachael to allow him to
kiss her again. Flag.
Jacob wcpt he because he hadn't kiss
cd her before, and regretted the time he
had lost.-[i
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November 18th 1868. VIM
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'VNHE Public are cautoned against IBfri,s. -
- uents on my Frteu tlPiylfs ou tbs h., ~
Improvement, ana the hahover Piow. IT,. ~.
former % which - me AN--
twelve to r1rI 80 - ts'tes NN
improvements the Cul hr,r. ~sl-s~-
which has expired. NJ areE.,.r..- - 1872
Ny Place n Blsinsss II ~ - - .iJt rom r.
~. Pov r.. go t'ing in my humble grav D. r-r
supposed 49, - eni not on Main street r1rsE
has any Nam TIT - ~ Van stress 10
Patent Rights - '''''S ~ nv haEiness. OF BE- M
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taught to rcd they would spend the Sabbath more pro-
htsby, and a better state Of things would exist.
DE- W. T. Brosddnz also thought the present law had
had beneficial effect Sound know ledge never unhttel
man Tor any station IN life he Is called upon 10 occupy
Colporeurs however, should aways cons ait the naste
Do no more than the law win Justify. ~ "
kev. J. G. Copton, Rev. A Broaddus IT, and Others,
spoke on tho subject after which, the resolution
amended, passed.
CHESAPEAKE FFNALE coIIEor
Rev A H. Brown, Of Hampton. offered the folio whit
which, after brief addresses, adopted.
Rssoirod That the Baptists be- and they are hereby
urged TO vigorous efforts 10 the Chesapeake f
, male College TO the Baptist denomination.
Rev Mr.. Cooke offered the following, which was Jso
adopted
Resolred In view of the intimate relations botyeen
East and West Virginia. and OF the importance Of aw-
ing closer the ties connecting them that this bod do
now appoint delegates to the West Virginia Association
to meet at Fort Lewis Roanoke county Friday
the first Sabbath In September next. 80
The appointment of delegates deferred.
DIR. VIM y. Broaddus offered the following resolutions
which were adopted after addresses.
Resoised, That we view with pleasure the enlarged
plans of the Southern Baptist Publication Soicty and
that the funds of their depository TO be mere N elm
svey devoted to the publication of cnoinaiona and
religious books
Resofred That the fact that oEs than $4,000 vol.
have during the past few months been issued from,
the press of that Society, should give increased place
ia the confidence the contributions and the ot
Bnptists throughout every section of the South.
Mr.. T. j. Starkc Treasurer OF the Baptist General A.
ISOLATION Of Virginia, submitted his report which
shows the following result
Amount received, $lslOl 10
Amount disburscd, 1922 90
BaAuce IN
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Mr. j. RrssELL SPALDNG informs that the sales OF
bis hair compound Rosemary, have reached million
bottles and the demand il pressing than ever
before. We can commend the article to our readers
from personal use) As rst His depot is % Ire
mont Street boston, but the Rosemary may be obtained
of nearly every dealer in this vicinity. ma9-lw
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Thar ENsvT % MANKIND, Consumption can be cured,
but is far better to prevent the cruel disease from fas-
enng itself on the system, bg the timely Of remedy
such as DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry affords
There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam therefore he
sure and buy only that prepared by $ W. Fowe a Co.
Boston, wich has the crteH signature Of l. Burns the
outside wrapper
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Aes.rs. GoppIS 4 AppERsoS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81 % $3.50.

4 ACRF OLE
rht Ahht LAND, ABOUT ONE MILE EAST or RICH-
virtue ~ decree u the Court ~ Lynchhurr
lS 'ertn 49, IN IN case ~ Geo W warWickr AioIphus
BY ~, &C. ne UNDERLINED uih a. O'Clock ~ TIIRs
me l-h Jay OF MAJ upon premises proceed 10
sen 9rt 81 The tract n land the aid u Read nv
n ~ trust 70 Joseph Mayo and EVard Cannon and 40 tr
unue,iSneh and Dahuey Thr sad me .outv Of Her
,, % % The city o. Ethoa ies from IN, old
.ld al haf uiles drtat OF the
R Ia a;a aSsk River X q adjoining tie lands Poe
heue BOY O. Dicknson and others been
small farms, described psi Of th- same nv H.. p
1hts IN The possession q Mesrs GoHn Appersan M un4er
sgne a. TIE time above mentioned the lots No. "a
" .ted on SAD p', Containing abou; Sa acres and viii
aIhaNide efn advisable Tie land well wooded a1d go,
cd and ~ healGg lncaon to Richmond .nsr n
70 heSons doing business In the city, who nav
20 have couveuicnf country seats - ~ --"' "S'
The terms % credit be made known At sale
-. s.,,,.,. ROBERT DAVE, g..
ap'--astlh&dts AN. Z. TANCEY. 1 eoLnI'-
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BRAUTIFUL TWO STORY PRy,THRp-

iDfNtE On UNION HILL. ADJOINING THF VF-T.
~. NJ W pl o. A EfRECKFR AND DANIEL. Won GRONING
ss ,sa 81 auction, on TUESDAY 10th Nav iSs Al ave
1909 y ~ On the premises. tie beautiful
SnoVs II has been built within the y~ars bv -,
NJ = Lyntoos aud i tk- study designer 10 r,fT,,
YIN uh'yof which the handsome porrhes aad The
S!oses give abundant proof bu!!in. 4. usrI
~ one o. thsrr best hot air f-rnices Alair a. man ,iIS
~ =, go =, A,.le I've st-r-5 49,, gfh cellar about
pueh Ihe kitchen supplied vh one Of Noft'. Meet
'VAaE Rang ssFrs vel o. rae water on the prrrse
efy ca oai part % ihs premises hitch cont ans
about 40 acre % sround hessn aid walks Eitb orp.
mental tres frut Tree hrUbbey noWers and tirb -.
one OF TIE aest EXTENDED, surpassed M anv In ~
neishhorhood o. Richmond - any IN tne
Terms made known at sale
h., Prsss can be Inspected at any time al a. aiornaton
Main street - - y - - '4eE 20 > no ~
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