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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-01
Rail Road Meeting at Troy.

The people in this section held a meet
ING on Saturday. March %, for the pur-
pose Of taking measures to extend the
road from Barton. The meeting was
called to order by Samuel Sumner Esq.
and was permanently organised by ap-
pointing James Houston Esq, chairman.
and G. W. Aiken Secretary.
On motion, Samuel Sumner, John
Hamilton and Garnet Bradley Esqr's.'
we're appointed committee on resolutions,
who reported the following;
RssolreE, That the people of the Mis-
si>q1oi Valley have the same opinion now
Of the value Of railroad extending thro'
our county. that we have ever had. We
believe it Indispensable for the prosperity
.of Orleans county; that il will enhance
the value OF our real estate; that It will
enable US 10 sell the produce Of our farm.
and buy cur goods at better advantage
1 than we could without it.
/ Rssolrsd. That although we are situa-
Itei remote from the line OF the road, and
never expected 1t would be extended int
our valley, vet we ever have been and
l>,ill are, ready and willing to contribute
according to our means TO accomplish 81
desirable an object IS 10 extend the roal
through our county.
( Rsyolred, That although We have al
ready derived maav advantages from tie
railroad. vet extending it to Burton due
not fulfill our expectations, and that thl
Mis-isqu0i Valley win be satisfied viii
nothing les, than q railroad depot al Ia
Lake Bridge.
R,so'red. That we believe our direct
.ors have acted honestly aud judjciuu>ly
both in the location OF the road and 81
the expenditure Of our common fund,
p and tina; they deserve praise for the exeI
. ti0ns they have made under very discoui
aging circumstances TO perform their trus
Resolred, That though We are boz
mortified ard disappointed at the cours
some have taken who were foremost
: recommending this road. yet We shall u,
{ follow their example; We shall neithe
: put our property ont Of our hands 1
q eyade payments, nor form any combin,
tons, nor employ any lawyers 10 resist III
collection Of our subscriptions.
Res0zred. That though we feel til
pressure Of the times and the scarcity
] money a. much as others. yet we sha
e meet our assessments as fast As we ca
i. and that the completion Of the road shA
not be delayed by any delinquency on OF
part.
Rssolssd, That in this case it becomt
a the people of this valley to show the
faith by their works, and that to beg
o we will raise $1,000 on our subscription
to be paid over to the treasurer. and tn
4. J. Rowell, Robert Kay, John Youn
Garnet Bialey and Amasa Paine, be
= committee to carry these resolutions in
q execution, and receive and forward Ii
money TO the Treasurer.
b The above resolutions were ably d
e cussed by Messrs. Sumner, Moon, Brale
is Hamilton, Richardson and others, al
II were unanimously adopted.
e The meeting was ably addressed
Samuel SIMMER Esq.
% Voted that the proceedings Of Il
y meeting be Published il the STANDARD.
Of Voted to meet at North Troy, Thur
lie day, March 3lst. Adjourned.
e JAS. HOUSTON, Gin.
ls G. ". AIKEN, Sec'y.
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MvxBv I'm Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, Nov. - r
consumption, ANN AARIA, wife OF George ". MsnSy,
aged 50 years
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 a.
tend her funeral from her late residence, No 70 Oraa
berry street this Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
hukiHr-.n Sunday, Nov. 20, Of consumpuoa, MAJ
TN HAssk1r MURRAY, In the 3Sh year Of his age native
Mulberry, county Cork Ireland
The relatives and friends OF deceased are respectfully
invited 70 attend hs funeral this (Monday) Afternoon 6
one O'Clock from his late residence No. l22 White stree
without further notice
Cork papers please copy.
RrAs.-On Sunday, Nov. 20, CATHERINE RYAu aged e.
years, native Of Mohl, county Letrim, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully nvited Ia A.
tend her funeral tbi Monday afternoon a. two o,cIoc
from her late residence, NO. 81 Crosby street
SMnH-Suddeny, on Saturday evening Nov 10 At -
residence, 80 Domnick street. CAROLINE the wife OF WA
liam Smith. In the 5ist year Of her age.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given In thu next $500
SNEcxExl--On Sunday, Nov. 90 EDwADD AGusrun.
youngest son Of VIM. Sneckner, aged years and {
months.
The friends OF the family are respectfully requested -
attend his funeral, Tuesday At o'clock, from NJ
father residence, No. "A East fifteenth street
wooDwARD.-Suddenly, on Saturday, Nov. 10, GnznR
VAN DoaxN, youngest son Of Richard 8. and julia -
woodward, aged 10 years
The friends and acquantances Of the family ere ~
speculy invited 70 attend his funeral Tuesday q
o'clock, from his late residence, No 10 Booran pnan
West Thirty third street) BIS remains viii be taksa -
Greenwood for iDterment
New Jersey papers please copy.
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Personal Intelligence.

The following United States Senator's are now in Wash
ington Hon. VIM NJ, Gwin, OF California Hon. H. NJ.
Rice, of Minnesota Hon Joseph G. Lane, of Oregon ;
Hon J. r Benjamin.. OF Louisiana Hon d l.. Yulce, OF
Florida Hon. John Sidel, Of Louisiana Hon. L. Trlm
bull, of Illinois
The Mobile Mercury Of the 1eh says :-Ex- President
Fillmore has written 10 Mme lie Vert of his expectation
OF coming southwark the coming winter, in which
it his intention To pay her visit ut her home in Mobile
Hon. Arson Buringame arrived Boston on the 18th
instant, much improved health, from his late Kansas
and buffalo hunting tour.
Ex-Governor P. r. Thomas of Maryland, Hon. John
Hemphi United States Senator from Texas, Hon. ~ 3.
Browne, Pa Colonel Miles, United States army and ia
mi'y, are in Washington.
At the annual commencement OF the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of the State Of Maryland and the District of
lumba, held in Washington last week, the following gou
temen elected officers for the ensuing year-James
Goszler, M, g. H. PIG: N Lamb, r. e. D. G. H p.
Samson csrss G. r. James ' Robinson,
Secretary.
The case Of Dr. J. Aver, for assault Richard s.
ray 9r IN the counting room Of tho Middesex Mannfac
making the assault with knife and wounding the said
fay-came up in the Police Court Of Boston the 18th
INST according to assignment The clerk stated that the
District Attorney had entered mol pros, and the court
Aad nothing further To do In the Dr. Aver inquired
of the court IL he was discharged Judge Rogers said he
had no authority to discharge him mol pros had been
entered and the defendant was at liberty to CO. although
IN the case by either party.
Mrs. Nellie Sprague, the daughter or m Morr,,, ~
howard street says the Boston Trary or the 10th mat
WY @ cen missing from homo several days. was found
~ ast yesterday at house Of two maiden
sisters, with whom she had been stonnno Nc snrsana
has been married but about four weeks to Young msr
chant becoming dissatisfied she now saws. she lef
home and repaired TO the house OF Mr. Isaac osdsa
1ol Brighton street. where she found sympahser in he
person OF Mrs Cooedge She had preyiouslv corvavad
10 the house iewelry, and other articles Of vauo h
ing to her father Her parents with Deputy Ch,or Ha
called at the house, but Mrs G. denied all knowledo az
her Mr. Cooledgc, however, went TO the father house
md offered to restore the girl for the promised reerT
$780, but while this negotiation pending the woman
was found. Mr. Ham after went TO Mr. Cooledcc'a
and found at home but was told that nrs
had gone of In hack, with several bundles supposed
10 be the effects OF Mrs Sprnguo. Subsequently W. H.
Mason took 10 the Chiefs Office all Of Mrs Spragues Of
fec except diamond ring but refused toll where he
obtained them Mrs. Sprague is but about seventeen
years Of age.
Sf Joseph Paxton has written letter urging tho pro-
rety Of dsnterrng the body George Stephenson from
Shs humble grave at Chesterfield, and fndiag q more
suitable resting place beside that Of his SON. wcsmin
ybsr Abbey
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THE FnmfIv HrruId.

THE ALARM AND EXCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA -TRYAaoN
IN TIE PULPIT-tNTERyIEw WITH OLD brown 4
VIVA VISIT TO THE HoMB or wAsHiNdrOa IRv-
ING STREET PARADE OF THE SONS OF MALTA IN
BOSTON rBE RECENT METEOR -APPAIHs IN EU-
ROPE LOCAL NEWS OF THE nErROPoLIs--CosDI.
ZION or TIE MARKETS ETC ETC.
Ibe FAnuy HERALD Of Wednesday viii coutsIu an account
Of The Alarm and kxcnoneot Ia yrgnia-Dread OF Another
Abolition cursicnPJec OF Selling and Holding Host sges
for Old Brown -vignis Aiming for Civil warNee,ing in
Boston Behalf Of Old Browns Famlyskech Of Frank h.
6Anborn OF Boston, Mas Rovoutionary Sermon by Uni
tartan Minister In Nsw HAmpshire-An In.srytsw with the
Wife Of ord Grown, TO-, Ac.. &c
II vii ako oontan:A very Interesting account of Visit
70 the Home Of tho venerable Washington Irving; Letter
from Correspondent II Gibraltar; The Latest News from
Europe Description OF the Street Parade Sons OF Malta
In Boston, OF the Meteor MAsss
chus cs New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia. Of
The Capture end Suicide Of The Burglar Rouse Editorials
Prominent Events AL the Local News Of Of New
York and The Adjoining Ces Dolngs u Tho Police Courts
Csrousrs Inquess theatrical Notices. TO-. &C. comprising
large amount Of reading Of Interest general reader
Each weeks issue Of Tho FAMILY HnnALS contains report
Of ne Condaaon Of sAs New York Cale Market viii he
amount Of Stock orsd for ale the Condition. Prices fr
whtch Asy were Bold. 49, d. Report Of Me Prsss Of al
kinds Of Family Asrksaing ~ Washington Markss h New
York Cny Commercial and Meosy Market Rsperts Marases
and DeaAhs for No week. md largo Of
rsadiaG
TERns-Ths FAHnY HSRAID puhliahed evcry wsdnesdav
Two Dears per Subscriptions received II the
once corner Of Fullsa ard NssAs streets Single copies
pssce four essss> ~ Obtained once and Of IN news
vsadsx AAvsrssaso6 inserted IL ussAl HzaArD rass
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Grover & Bakers NOiseless Family Sew
ng Machines u reduced prices
1876 BROADWAY NEW YORK
l82 FULTON STREET BHOOKIYN
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peeshe best In the and retail and the Dive
privately applied No 6 Aston House.
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Opera and Marine Glasses. or the m oxt
renowned German and French makers large assortment
10 per cent cheaper than anywhere in the city atSEMMONS
CO., 66eh Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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H0llOway's Ointmcnt.-The Numerous
accidents daily occurring from fluid and campheue exoosons
unhappy In many instances fatally MANY vain
able lives however might not only be saved
mabe Ointment.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, to suit
eye spectacles and Eyealas in gold silver and
steel frames, at SERMONS Co., Opticians 6691 Broadway
opposite Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

BarTy's TricOpherous fs the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling
druggsa
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selling Or.

Selling I'm.
In OF important change In firm, TO
place the first OF January entire stock Of Fashionable
Winter Clobpg must be closed out therefore offer
and elegant stock comprising style and description
Winter Clothing for Men and noys and Winter Furnishing
those who have not yet supplied themselves will
enabled TO do great saving and have splendid stock
select from.
Clohers in the surrounding cities and viii literally
de alt with.
We shall entire Winter Stock before the time
named. II Il even brings less than cost
This opportunity almost ut the beginning Of the
Winter s~ason and should be avail ed of time while The
stock 10 full and complete.
d. DEvLIN Il CO.,
25s $50 and 26o Broadway.
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DIR. G. II. Marshall Cures Catarrh sure
st. Nicholas Hotel New York. this ~ and Tuesday
Hours TO l. Consult free Cure certain.
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J. A. Reed, N. d., Dentist, 1873 Third
avenue, corner Of Eighteenth street.
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Hsll, Inimitable Hair Cutter. Hair Dye
20 cents Instantaneous Depot No Barclay street and
sold by all druggists.
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Whites Fall Style Gents Dress Hats
at WHlTEv The halter" ZIG Broadway, opposite Paus
church.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
nes Belts, bsndages and Dr. GLOvER'S Lever Truss
No. INN street
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Died

WAYnEII-WEIcKER- Monday, Nov. H. by the Rev.
G. C. Lucas W. ANDERSON WAypEIL to MARY ELIZABETH
WKLoKER, both Of this city
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o.
In the highest STATE Of perfection aasd r-
serves All the AROMA and realms the MOIST
which produces that delightfully."- soothing sensation 20 highly
appreciated by those who know whst good tobacco IL
AAnufAcury, Noa M and A9 Water street. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

Brady's Gallery has Removed nrOn $50
Broadway 6S Broadway Of BeeckeT street. Pheo
graphs, Daguerreotypss and Ambrotypea
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office, Cos Broadway, New York.
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F.. r. Y. S.-Fullerton's French Yoke
Shirts made by hand 70 ORDER winter Gloves Hosiery
Garments scarfs and Ties At sol Broadway Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees he hest In the world supsssing made Sold and su
piled at the mandatory, 2sS Broadway.
Millions OF Bottles or Mrs. WinsIow,s
Soothing Syrup used every In the United States
fer children eethng. with failing Relief Is
INN edste ans certain. Only $50. bottle.
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pent retention Of Rupture Battling Trusse, Supporters,
Ankes and all Surgical appliances ntdcay
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Court Cniendnr-Thfs Dn y.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos "a, So 49, o. So 80
114 &c. 6 ll5 1903, 81, S5 lot, ILL., 49, H. 1l3, so, g.
104 1l6.
SUPREME CouRT-GESrRAL TERN.-tInenumerated num-
bers September calcndar.l4, IS, So, 43, 81 Non
enumerated on September Gale ldar2 AZ 49, So 65 20
n, Is, 80, 49, Non enumerated motions on November
calendar-1 TO 20, inclusive.
SUPREME CouRr-C Rcur.--PARr Mos 1926, 1880, 9.
$685. 1900, $780, 240l 2lo3 2409, 2lll, l3 245 24l7,
24l9, 2a21, 2423, 1881, 053, 2061, J. 2lol.
PART Mos 273o 1904, 1886, 27e2 27ee 276s, 277o,
2775 277s $780, 27s2, 2Isa 24t 254o 2842 27o2,
ztsS, 2 no. 1893, 1852, 1882, 264, 27A
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TRaM--PARr Mos 637, 463,
e,g se3 679 49, 697 FOL, 703, 705, ILL., 49, TIA,
10 ss7, soe 22a, Gao, 1856, 4ee.
$685. $40, s72 4s2, ass, $3.50, 2, $40.
Friday. 1''0 ''--' -
PART H-samc @ Friday, and Nos, 1887, HOO, 1906
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto.
ries.-wooD RDDY CO.. Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KxNsrcxY MISSOURI STAT.
LOTTERIES.
DrrAwAR.-ExrnA Class, Ne COS Novrrsrs 10. 1859.
81, Sc. GA, 8, 20, 6, 43. 46, z, Is, a, IA, 16.
DELAwARE-CIAss No sos NovrxssR 10, 1850.
9, a. 35, 63, 81, 81, g, SO, 40, II, 2, IS, 80.
Circulars SCOT free Of expense BY addressing
Wilmington, Delaware
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire
ard burglar proof safes 2si Broadway corner o. Murra
s.sves, New fork.
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PUBIC ExEcruoSs-The House OF Representatives. NJ
Georgia has passed bill abolshing public EXECUTIONS
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Secondhand Sa fes,
OF different makers,
For sale al half their original cost.
VALENTINE BUTLER,
No. 337 Broadway
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Dashfng Overcoats from SO SO to S25.
SUPERB BLACK FRENCH COATS, IS to SIS
At GEO. "A. HUNTER 4 co. IS, go and 292 Bowery
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ARRIVALS
From Savannah in the steamship Huntress-H s Lubbock
Lubbock, Lubbock, Capt Weeks, T. Sebter Mr. II
Henry, Mr. Henry. Jno Peterson. 4 p Anderson.
From Curacao, in the bark venus-Mr Lewis Hiram Sapt
Forshoy.
From Manila, IN the ship Jumna-Thos Tannau.
From Demarara, In the bark PrncetonJohn Gordon e
Winsow, Albert Gilbert, Manuel Favara.
DEPARTURES
For Bermuda, in brig r Mayhew-Mrs s G Booth Miss
and Master Pitt, Types Capt Eaton.
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Drawings or the Sussex C0u
Ned Lottery q Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBEETs 4 co.,


fhe Legssture Of he 6tAe Of Delaware III Ian sssa
having given TO FrADce Rroadbents Co. etev ooa>e Tor
b. the Governor Of sad Safe 10 supentend the drawings
sA lottery do hereby certify thai tie following are Is hon
bosu drawn thA day.
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1SHFUL IN EVERY FAMILY
~ Paint spots &c. removed instantly Gloves silks
ribbons Ac. cleaned equal injury 10 he mox
oeeAs color or fabric BY Hegcman Co.'S Uoncenaseu be-
zne. Only Is cents per bottle
aEGkMANS CO., Isl, 49, Oh and 'S6 Bsosdwsx>
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Sussex CoUErr-cLAx oo4, NovEnsER H. ls5p
4, 80, 70, Sc, AZ, GO, SO, Y, 2S, 60, 20, ST.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrxRY-CLAss L. Nov. 10 l65e
63, SO, 4, 68, 2, "a, 20, "a, SO, 40, SO, Is.
Witness hApds u Wilmington DEL, this day ps,ur.
dAyl November 10 1859.
JOHN DALE.
JOHN W. WALKER, }CommiaaoperR
ALFRED Il. WOOT1'EN,
FRANCE, BRoADBkNTs CO.,
Wilmington bal
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THE GOLDEN syATE
L AS sERS BIT
BAYARD TAYLOR.

The Prcpriettr Of the NKw YORK MERCURY vwculs c.H
we attention Of the public TO the that they ara abt IN u,h
nsn y rsea Of papers from The pen The famous
lively entitled ~ 80 l. ana coso~
PICTURES OF CALIFORNIA-TEN YEARS LATER
~. rLiuSLRATED With DRAWINGS THE AUTHoa.
Tor has but Just from bis California tour
DenNt OF ne NEW YORK MERCURY, OF bw
u n lEfEKRs viii appear In that paper week.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY dATn CIrY O11lCu. I
Knnknk A~~sy IA

DAILY aArs CrrY Ovvrs.
Ksokuk, April lth.
FLOUR-Country, - ~ to 81 87} per sask.--
suPsrhne, - 624 per sack. Extra, (fall whsst)
- TO % 80 Per Dbl. Graham, 4225 per 10 III.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1 90 perl2e.
CORN-76 cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 40a55, Fall, 60a7se.
WHRAT.--s5 to 10 for Spring l 90 to y
for Fall.
oATS-In request at 90 to 10.
hYE-6oc to TOO; little coming in.
POTATOES-Ecarce, So to 95c by the load retail
75a3octs per peck.
0ROCERIES-N. o. Sugar fair sa74, No. i,
n prime 8, clarified 03a1o, crushed and loaf Ia
tsl24. Molasses-Pl Plantation ~ TO 44c, 8. II. 50
to b, Golden Syrup, rs to 500. CoGse-Rio II
to III. Java lsto Ice. Rice (new)S} to SO.
s0AP-PAlm 6ac, Family 10.
cANDLES-Star FL to ~, Stsarine Is, Mould
Is.
LARD-104 TO IL retail l24c.
BUTTER-10 to Is; choice ~ to rs retail So.
HIDES-Dry II to 174c; green, 81 tot.
HAY-Prairie$5 to 50 Timothy and Hunga.
rian, - to $40; Balsd do. $ll SIT; Retail, SIS
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 81 rs to i 10 cts.
Timothy,&l 30 to 60; Flax Seed, 81 00a41 80.
sUNDRIRs-0nions, IS to 0s; Eggs, 6to I
Feathers, 35c to size; White Beans, zoe so ! IS.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, 81
90 to IS 80 per bbl Dried apples, $275 to - 90
per bushel. Dried peaches, 80 Is to - 90. Raj.
sins, - SO to 8 rs.
CuEESE-W. r. 121 to ID; Denmark 9 to 10.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS 90; Hams 81;
Shoulders z; clear sides ..
BEEF-2a2Ac gross 4e to Sc per quarter.
SHEEp-$2 to - y head.
HOGs.--Drcssed, 80 90 TO 800.
sALT--G. A. 81 80 to 81 35 per sack Kama
wha, o0a2lo per Dbl; Liverpool, $325 per sack.
Lake - 35a2 45 % bbl.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. j $50 to SCI p Dbl; No
2 81 to SIC; No. 5 &I2to4l3. White, No. / ~ u
70 IS % y half bbl.; No. : ~ bsto 447s. Cod
Fish 6to 50 b.
ExcsAsaE.--On Now York for currency il Pei
cent; for gold I Per cont. St.Louis Per cont.
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1.-THE Louisville Journal says Of = pa.
pee lately started in Providence to advocate
1hs claims Of Douglas to the Presidency.
that II "does not believe Providence viii
1nile on it,
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BARTLETT, KAYE K CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS 4 16EOI011G28,
PAINTS, OILS, vAKNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHE, &c.
Nc. l4e MAIN ST., BOT. Ssh 4 9th,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
q. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

WA1CnMhkEh AMI JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
A.
have received new assortment Of those hne
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timekecpers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered In this market. general assortment
Of fine Gold Jewelry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
EPECTACLES.
To those in want Of Specta- 9@
cles, would say, come where you cAn have pair
selected tha. win SUIT your eyes, and Of the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This is no Guess
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My personal attention will be given to the Re-
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will be warranted to give satisfaction. Every
description of Goods In my line made to order
Engrving done at Short Notice.
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