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The Electoral Vote Of New York

Nsw York, Dee, 5-The EIeslorsi coiisge
81 his State to-day cast lie % cleo ,1fal voies
f@r Bdaeoln aud Hamiin
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1T Gcddin h Appersen, Aucts.

I ARGE SALE OF COws.-The sutsarifers,
IL intendin g ic discontinue the Dairy bsi, mess,
in which they have been engaged for the past
,we,ve months; .,ll offer tcr sale, to the hisses.
tire HERD OF cows. Many OF them are fne
animals. and Of good blood forward with call.
Sale at Il o'clock, at the stables of Jacob q. At
lee, Esq., fFowhatan Warehouse. Rockets
TsR as-E n1sT $50, Dash: over that amount, Hour
months credit, fur approved endorsed neg ot able
paper.
Several HORSES viii I've added to the above sala
J. r.. WILLIAMS.
WM. l.. HILL.
Euy,.,Jx SrppDs,~ Aunta la
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SEYENTY.FIYE DOLLARS Re.

n SEVENTY-FIyE DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD will pay SIS 90 for the ap-
-kF~e prehension OF my y E1 h q RI, PEGGY,
SS7Swho absconded about three weeks ago She
-A-E~~ls a low, thick set muatto, with short curly
hair, and is about sixteen years old. Her dress
cannot ne described. as she has been seen several
times in this city since she left, and had on diff
iereut dress each time. l.. l.. CHM.
RiSEnond, Oct. IS, 1860. &C 2S-ts
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f.nx,s spaRkLINa akLAri,a. ,,oa

" eT's j. pstass; Bakers BON taoc Il s, H.
.la,s; teEs il'y Arrow la L,lPfe ,afe,l .'.s.
Starch; Tagioca hc. T.. Whb ~ 81, Drngalst
Corner s.b and Bfosa strssts
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VARIABLE aiAhhEf fhs FIVE
Mills BELOW RICHMOND, On THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD, CONTAINING; IS
AUR rs, FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC. ACCTUN.--
~ the fegGest of Mr. Ihecdore Hoppe, | she'll
sa4i At Eubhc auction. on the lc'ncsy Of DBCE Vi
or fljr; If tot 'he next far day t5eTeafter,J tuat
valuable SIN III am sltH ned as described above.
c0nt&lDIng Is acI aud 40 ns the lands OF no,
Farrar and uthefa ; about half cleared, the balance
woods Fhe cleared land is well adapted to tine
growth Of the usual crops, especially VeIetab'es.-
The IIa prove .neu g are sufficient ior the accom-
moiatIon OF Il mo- RITE siS34 iamIly. There IS a
pump OF excellent water IN Trio yard. The lOca-
tion is healthy and society good,
Immediately atieT the sale at TIE farm, Wa be
sold all the stock, Plantation Utensils. crop Oi
Corn Fodder, sc,
Mr. II PFE, living on the premises, will tske
PLEASURE IN show ng I. 10 ans one wishing TO pur
FEays- Made kto~n CT jay Of aale,
no - -dtds 40 u. taVNE. Auct.
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rHf rtr


L AT ACCTfoN.-on THURSDAY, kth inst..
o. ~ o,cl"ek VIII sell at this BosrdinF BJase on
Spotswncd Hotel all the FURNITURE con
tanned ~ sad house, embrseinr siahogsny sofss.
Tables. ChaIHs, Carpets, Gil Cloths. Reasts Dis,
bureaus. Washst8 nds. Basips and r.wsrs Feather
beds, Pillows and Boosters, Hair ard shrek Mat
tresses, Bedding. Looking Glasses. Ssttess, a O.,
ngether with large RssOrl ment of China. Crock
cry AID Glassware, Rpives, forIs and Dining,
Room Furniture generally.
TIE KITChE FURNITURE-Amonss
which Is large slzed city made Cooking Stove.
IN hrst- rate order,
Al the same time, wiii 70 hirsd GU. for the bsl-
6nes q the year, 2 No I COOK, WASHER Mi
fhsUNEh, and Que first rate HOUSE SERVANT.
a, ne mo- Sc IA for Teat. For Germs, apply t.
m!,, hARY McCrBBtx. on :hs rrsm ses, or to b.
I'd. MORRIS. IDEAL r. Il COOK, Auot.
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L1sEr,IrsiR,. ,,ALE uF a VALuARLt

IA FARM IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, II MILE
81 OW III 4 CITY Or RICHMOND, ON tn Z
NEW CHARLES CITY RO.D u, C"A a. IN ~
ABOUT $40 ACRES OF LAND. TDbLfnE X
WITH TIE STOCK OF HORSES, tSbVERAL
OK WHICH ARE YOINT AND YE2I VAL
UABLE.JCOTS H"U2, PLANTATION UTEN-
Sis. CROPS or CUHN. ThUIkE, FODDER,
STRAW. Nc. an Al sTlCN.-i 81; rs ige Ex-
ecgtor II joiQ Bracket deceased. sell ct = t y
DAY. the l5'h Of Decenber, Iva, ct hla late res-
denoe, tue uur Of il o'clock. al far II not,
tae III ut tar day hereafter, that valuable ~ RN
rp0r whi.a ths seld Bracket resided ~ tie tune
OF his uea, a'tftcfniss tescrl bel above, contain
IEg aUnat go Of ianf. h"f sieprsd, portion
ct which - meadow, very rIoa and froHastiFe.--
The balance OF the land Is well get IN Pine and
oak. The impl oyemsnts CONSIST ot Il framed
dwelling, containing al rooAIs; Kitchen. negro
quarters. barn, stane, carriage house. Nc. The
location is considered very healthy aud society
good, oouVtn,eft Z" ehFfch-s and mills And I'M
medatey alter the sale ot TIE FtrH, viii I've sold
the stock of II 8Tsas, Cows, Hogs, Pldn.eti9 ten
sis Carriage and Harness nearly new il01se-
hold and kitchen Furniture, crops OF Corn, Shucks
Fodder straw, NC.
T@RTs az SALE.-For tiie land, one third cash.
balance upo.. q Sres+ "i enc Two and three years
to boar interest from day 6. s+lA, whlch ~ 20 bt
paid gsIni- annually. For personal rtorerty. nj
sums Of twenty dollars and under, cash; SAM
over twenty dCllars, SIX months credit, Tor ap
proved paper, to be giyen before property - lie
| lYersd. WILLIAM BRACk EII.
fx'G- OF John Bracket, deceased,
Sale conducted by Re- y. !.Yy-. Auct Inc l5-tt
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de tds AHln'r q john J. tppes, deo'd
ADDED. II. n, ELL SpNt !
de s-tdA a. III. SANDS.

ulGh GtNsTA.LE'S SAhE.-Tnl he
Il sold, on FRIDAY, the 18th day ct December,
1880 at 10 L Ock 4. NJ . 1T the High Constabis's
Office. general assortment of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCA4N FURNITURE. consisting oi
EHTeaUs, WardrGbss, CARPETS, Tables, Chars,
BedsteaGs, leather BEDS, Mirrors. Hal aud Shuck
Mattresses, Clocxs, Washstands. basius an by
ers; lot OF BOOKS, lnc,udlng one volume ol Mil
ton 5 Complete Works.
ALSO-One bh of superb ne old family " his
KEY. and one hhi. Of COPAL VARNISH, and
one fine, open face. full Jewelied. Nj. ]. Tobias
GOLD LEVER WATCH 10 satisfy sundIy dig
tress warrants ard executions IN my hands
TGRM<.-Cash. +. BIZ TIER. II, c. G. Il.
de TT
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ICHM0ND TYPE FOUNDRY,
IL LOCATED IN TIE LAW BClLDil

" FRANxLfN STREET.
The preyrietors OF the above establishment beg
leave 10 say that they prepared 10 execute aus
orders for NEWSPAPER. BOX OF JOB PRINT
ING OFFICES, and are now manufacturing, on
the spot, new dress for the Richmond Dsspatea
In soilcls!ng the patronage of the South we gusr-
antee To Furnish as good All article 4. can Re mad
North, and at New York Prices We have exten-
save business connections with ne4rly all the ~ &c
foundrss n the United States, Ard are there iore
enabled 10, inrnish Type OF other anufactgrers
when required
We desire eyery newspaper in the sosth To copy
this advertisement for one month sendirs as
copy oi ina paper aad they Ill receive their pay
pS purchasing Of vi ave times the amoaat ef their
bill for such advertisement
WALkER Il pEb0UZE,
No II R1el.e NJ
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a., "a THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
- Hpopular resort, situated sixteen miles
IL. .ssss from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
Thriving village of ASHLAND, on tie Richmond,
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, is now
date families with good fare, and eyeryth desi-
rable. the head of the family will be furnished
with q Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information, apply at Superintend-
ent's office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, or address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
Azhlaud. Va.
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her

HAN
e navy
OF The
IL Hl
- aIit
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OFFICE RIcH. & YORK RIVER K. r. co q

OFFICE RICH. Il YORK RIVER X. n. co \
HicHMosp. Nov. 80, $50, (
NOTICE. The holders Of the Coupon Bonds
oil this Company are informed that the inter-
est which viii become due On said Ronds and
payable in New York on the lat Monday in Jsnu-
AIRY next, VIII be paid at this Office, upon present
alton of the Coupons hereioF, from aud after THIS
day. In current Virginia funds
no 4-6t A. w, MORTON. Tress'r.
EENnERS. --hfonzed iran Feniers, 81 yar,ons
slkss "lTe aud brass seada > Eassea fen-
d"srds Ctaasf Sh4vsls. a G., Tor sale bg
ThOs. A. kuHRLEY co,
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M Jehn W Earfick,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Market Place, Franklin st..
Keeps constantly on hnnd a large sappls OF
FLUID, KEhoslNE OIL, PAINT BRUSHEs,
HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTH BUSHES. TOILET
&C.. hG.
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CCH00L or DESIGN 0F rME VIZ

DEAIIIsIL AM CENrNAL SUM
DING LOTS. CORNER BROAD ANb O Pl-
Tol. AND I0rM srS,, F0R RENT or SALE
These balslas lots, ffpAtlns 81 seot GA Ssptsoi aad
stress. are, Ior prssass Or pasiic purnAses. ga
ssnalled +, ans other ia the city. SnsrgAnded BY
streets on three sldes, aud f.onsinx the Cse,'o
be Tsasas N fiAefs tesls OF xslf ga 3 iseS eft -
nA.EAss Nsss.AS>s~ --.-s s.ls,s euaas NsS
X IT. sAlNkEs D. 90
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From Washington,

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 5--In The COMMITTEES OF
Ways aud Means, TO- day, Mr, Phelps. OF Mr.
moved to issue SiO0onuo0 OF Treasury notes
3o relieve the EN- harrassment Of the Govern.
snpE'
MIR Boteier's committe of one from each
STATE On the subject OF the Secession part OF
he Presidents message, Will not be aprofn ted
until Monday, a. the Spssxer wishes To con-
SLll The various deIegatlod<, with the view OF
ontaiuing The most conservative member OF
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Nov. ID 1850.
I'O TIE DiTuksOt rte sslAI

TO THECRt DiTdKsOS TMs .s1AiE
OF Lucy COLEMAN. Dsc'p AND ALL
OTHERS CoNcERNEp.-Yca arc a.Iesy noti-
executor oi the sNd Lucy Coleman, dec a. haye
ofies Tor raeelvlpg proof OF debts er demsncs
against the said dsoe3ent or her estate, a. which
time and place you are required IN attend.
6lsen under my hand, ~ CemmissicHer ia
Chaacery OF the County Court OF Hsarico Courts,
the day aud yesr hfst Aforesaid.
no 29--td III SANDS.
CCH0OL OF DESIGN or INK WIZ
- GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTES. 80 The
above seaool viii DO opened Ia tae basement "
the Aeohanles' Institute building. ON MONtA4.
Sovenhes l9,hs al I. NJ, and an eacA MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY suecesdips. until
the lst of May, le3i Besides mechanical and
d'omstriesi Drawing. the scholars can obaln N
struetioas ia Mathematics. TTigopoaaseFy aEa sur
ysstag. ii desired, For terms, sppls To MI: o..
hgisRiea, who viii bs r. tae school Feaai on Gle
4. n. WYNNk,
l.. l.. MONTAGUE,
naie-lm JAS. kERsEk
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IMfoRrAEr To Gas CoNsC MERs

GAS FILTER, Tim Err AND CoPPEaSMlTE.
Would INFORM the public thai hsih sole agent so'
LEY's IMPROVFO CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and ls prepared tc vpt them up at the shortest no
tice ad on the most reasonable terms. ne al
yantag ea of these Burners To pre- vent bGwlrG
md waste of gas, 10 styo moro clear ana unlioLn
light, 10 regulate the quantity consumed with the
fall head trrned on t. any desired amount, aud
thus to save dt least twenty i've per cent. over
the ordinary Burners.
MI. ]. +. BFow1, in charge of the Washing ton
City Gas Works. mas certIhef that they are sHhss
ita,i- sEy the II burners ne mas seen duT1nE his
connection os twelve Years " til those xorhs sgd
the superintendent OF the RicAmonf Gas w oTss
asserts that he has tried them. and that thoy save
at least tive nty per cent. over other Bhrnern.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work ms line, feeling sd that
he can give sntire satisfaction as to alall:y and
price. CHAs. LANol.Ef,
oc its 1sth ST.. between Main and Carr
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HOSIERY. HOSIERY.:-.usI landed,
III cur own importation:
2,eo0 dog Ladies COTTON HOSE. all qualities
LOCO - Misses all SlxsI ana
.o0S do1. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE ell aas,-
ities;
Ano, LOCO dog. l.. c. Ii DKFs., all grades.
A II of which we offer to the trade at a ANAL sd-
rauce upon cost of Importation.
SiNTER, ALVEY l. ARENTs,
spS-ts TN porters and Johhers Al ain "a
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PIANOS FOa SALE

ONE FINE ROSEWOOD FiAeO
ffTFoR SALE PRiyA AIi LIZ; TT s 9l5,
DAYS only. one very handsome. round corner,
seven octave, ROSEWOOD PIA NO, made in tn S
city. This Is an instrument OF superior tOns and
finish, and warranted by the nufacturcr for one
year. 1t will be sold low TO any person making IN
early apple atom. tnol J, ii. DlGo Els.
w~a RICHMOND MADE PIASOs FOR
H@SALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
III AZ Phe subscriber has on hand three new
very supsnor7 octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to he equal. if not 10 any instru-
ment of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
He also offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REpAIRER OF PIANOS, 1T rea-
sonable rates. CONRAD FREI MANN,
South side Broad St, between I'd and Sd.
REFERgScKs.-H. L. Lefebvre, Esq, Frof. 4.
W. Tmiow, Prof W. +. Grabau, &C. no lf-6m
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nFA ca BIO THE LADIES AND
kSSsR iENTLEMEN UF RtCUMONDNfA q.

sDDA AFFAIR D-T0 TIE La DEE AND
49,, GENTLEMEN OF RfCuMON DNfsA-
EGgI AN IT'S VICINiTY.-Miss RE -kSyS
BEECA SEMON would respectfully inform 1.2SS0
the ladies ana gentlemen thar she has just re-
ceived her stock of FALL AND WIN TER PAT
dies; Japanese WaIkngCoat and Cepe, for little
h0ss Darrlck Coat, Spanl ID Dress, ZOuave Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and number Of
Apron Patterns for little BOYS. Also, the Lula
and Victoria waking Dress. ICF little girls; lou
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and z number of Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
Miss SEMON is now ready to Braid and Em-
dran. Also, Ladies and Chlldrans Flaunels :;
Sacks aud Wrappinss tor Infants Suits Embrol-
dsEed for little boys. Also, Pluklng, Drawing and
Stamping done at the shortest notice, IN her room,
At her fathers residence doors beloW st. Charles
Hotel. inoh-lml Mss hEBECCA SEMON.
ARTlF fCiAE4 EEEEft.-HHE
1890 AEOPLASTlC AND NULCANITE
>>-@l!-' PROCESS u. w. JONES, DENTIST,
having TIE night for the above mode of making
Teeth sand being satisfied Of its absolute SUPER
OT,ty over all other methods. can with confidence
commend II to- those desiring full partial sets of
teeth, and especially such may be dissa tshed
with those they are now using The perfect adap-
tatior of the plate To the mouth. and the suction
thereby secured, enables him to insert one more
teeth fCtthGRt clasps. This method having been
adopted by those standing highest in the pIofas-
sion, North and South, testimonials will b5 gwen
and specimens exhibited to those wishing To see
them. Sets of Teeth. gold or ans other ptate,
will, of course, be made for those preferTlng them
Filling, Cleansing Extracting. and ali other op
eratlons gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth
extracted By ELECTRICITY, WitdOat pain.
Es- Office on Main street, opposite Connthian
Hail. de l-iy
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,I'RIsr SEE oF vAirAnLw sRlCX
HENRY MILLER, Trustee.
Sac i4V tstpULy & APv'K-tS. AUg4z. de-
>,ALE or i,eA. ksrArk NEAR MAN.

y CHESTER vii! os sold on SATURDAY,
the 18Th tav OF DECEMBER, 1859. At b; clock j.
III. ! LOT IN Sn5Iliug' : an, near MeEChest-r,
ftOutrg sc feet on he soath -lda of Nal street,
running hack !sy feet GA Pooahuntas street. with
az unfinished hlildlhg thars"n Also, beveTa.
VACANT LOTS, near the abu.c.
FERMS.-One- fourth cash bl anc7 AZ !, and
months, for eSotIs hle notes. interest added and
TT e retained GOODlN L APrEhSON.
de Buctlcnsers,
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OFFICE OF CITY Gas %oR6s.,

RICHMOND, Va, NOV. Il .ls9:
I HAVE TESTED Ma. T. sosTAiS's
L REG ULAF0R on the Proof Mst5si ut the c'i'
thirty To forty per cent of Gas 10 the coBsutaars
JOHN j. FRY, epgt
Altar a trial on Proof Metre 81 save ui " I.
Ia live hours, with four burners, was made.
~. The above named REGULATORS a.s - -
Pi1niFi Eks can be 0bt silgd 0i Jos. pELARt y,
ne having bought the right 81 Mr.. r. roNrRIH iof
Richmond ana Pete rsbufS, "a.
5 70 5 Burners -. IS 90 to 20 Burners-- : 70
TO y :, $500. g ~ .o1 :. -
10 to % ..... is 100 20 lo .... ~
81 10 81 's ..-... 20 50 TO ~ %
-. For any orders ~ Information, apply l.,
JOS DELaRUE, 9Th street.
no21-tr between Broad AID Grace.
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elshitE
Fef
|OI. +
|f.urs Il
10 halI
ed stah
X, n
|tTeet !.
lode y
nOtfsi
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STONE MARTIN VICT0RINEs.
co, do. CUFFSs
AMERICAN SABLE NlCTORINE2
do d. CUFFS.
Fine BLACK LYNN VIiT6aiNES
10. dc do. CUFFS,
siberian SQGIRRkL >iCToRINEs and
RffSlIAH FITCH vtcToRInEs and
MCJNTAIN MARTIN yIcToRlNEs and
FRfNGH 6 ENETT VICr0RINEs and
CUFFS,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04
PRSIDi INITIAL EIc1.TOus
AT LARGE
Col. FITZ HENRY WARREN
j. A. CHAPLlNE.
LIST Dist.-M. L. MCPHERSON
ID Dist.-CHARLES POMEROY

tW Our readers will perceive that
We have swollen slightly since our last
issue, and in part donncd a new dress
We have, however, not vet perfected
all the improvements we intend to make
but shall do SO soon. Nearly two
years ago, when we came into posses
sion Of the office, we promised orr
subscribers decided Improvement IN
the size and typographical appearance
OF our sheet, as soon rs the avails of
the office would permit us so to do
Kegreting that, that period did not
come sooner, we console ourself in part
by the oft repeated adage, Better late,
than never"
we have now better opportunity
OF presenting our readers with great
or variety Of news, than we have here
tofore; and our promise forit, ace intend
TO make the best possible use CIT. Only
by the the very closest fnancicring
have we been enable to conduct and
continue our raper tor the past two
years; and the old excuse for not sub
scribing, ats printed so poorly can't
read it i'll take it." being now removed,
We hope all those who wish for the
credit Of the county to have good
newspaper published in the same, to
come forward and aid us in supporting
1t. Upon our Republican friends in
particular do we call for aid in assist
ing us to extend its circulation. How
many will resolve to procure us at least
one paying subscriber? Such reso-
luton carried out by every one would
assist us very much. Those who have
already done for us numerous favors il
this way, will please accept our most
grateful thanks. We hope and intend
hereafter to publish sheet that will
be a credit to the county; and if the
present one is not Of that order VIC
shall make such improvements upon it
from time to time as our patronage will
warrant. With this resolution upon
our part we hope our subscribers and
patrons will remember that we fire.
quently will require little Of the
needfnT' to supply our wants, and
upon this ilitimation, settle their ac-
counts with us at least once wear.
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FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-4A new scales
for weighing stock before loading in
cars, has lately been put up, we notice
in the Cattle yards Of the Pittsburg &
1T Wayne II. in this city,with platform
some thirty feet or more in length, and
Of q width sufficient for weighing full
car load at once. This must be very
convenient and ecomical arrangement
where large quantities of stock,::as here,
are to be weighed for shipping.
The scale bears the name of Fair
banks,' which has long been familiar
wherever scales are used, and is always
the highest guaranty for excellence. It
seems to be SO constructed in all it's
parts as to combine the greatest posi-
bic strength, accuracy and durability,
and has a shallow pit, as have various
other notifications Of Fairbanks large
scales, many Of these requiring only
twelve inches of extreme depth, which
adapts them to locations where great
er depth would be an objection.
Gag Democrat
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04

Stephen A. Douglas, who de-
means himself as no other candidate
Tor the Presidency ever yet has, who
goes about begging, imploring and
beseechlng the people to grant him his
wish, just rs a child would teaze its
mother for stick of candy, will be at
Iowa City on the 9th inst, at Cedar
Krapids, Marion and Anamosa on the
10th, and at Dubuque on the 18th to
perform his disgusting practice ofstreet
begging for the Presidency. He should
pc attended by some Italian. with his
hand organ to grind out IN accom-
paniment. They certainly ought to 90
together and so constitute q national
democratic Menagerie. Those nat
"rallsts who have vague curiosity
seeking satisfaction, in WITNESSING tho
freaks OF nature, will feel it imnort,nt
70 attend the above exhibitions
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04

~ Godeys Lady Book for Octobe:
is received. Some writer has styled
this the ''Queen Of the notifies" ard 30
say we. It is replete with almost every
thing which could be needed or ash ed,
rs a lady's household literary compan-
ion. Il is almost impossible for us to
give Est and much loss description
Of the numerous ensravings, cuts, pat
terms, receipts, &C., &C., which come
in every number Of this work.
Address L. A. Cooley, 32s Chestnut
street Philadelphia Pa,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04

We are in receipt of the Septcm-
Der number Of the Cosmopolitan Art
Journal. 1t domestic us laden with
very good things touching the Fine
Arts. 1t is a very large magazine,
published quarterly each number
containing about fifty pages. Two
dollars will secure it for one year, and
three dollars will secure the magazine
and large splendid steel engraving
of "Falstatf mastering his recruits
25x3O inches, making when framed a
beautiful parlor ornament.
Address G. L. Derby Actuary Cos
mapolitian Art Association $40 Broad
way New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04

70 The Prince of Wales, travelling
IN the United States under the title Of
Lord itenfrcw, visited Chicago on the
list ut, and St. Louis Oh the 2eth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04

~ At the Breckenridge State
convention Of Missouri, held on Friday
the Hon. Claiborne +. Jackson. IT,,
newly elected Governor of that State
MADE q speech in favor of Mr.. Breck.
inndge. lie has heretofore been claim.
e ~ the Missouri Republicans as an
adnerent OF Mr.. Douglas. SO it goes