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GREAT WILL CASE IN NORTH CAaoLINA.-One
Hundred Negroes Set Free.-We learn from the
lredell cypress that the case of Solomon Halls
will occupied the Superior Court of that county
eight days. and was finally compromised after the
jury had retired. Mr.. Hall had made will leaving
one hundred negroes and other property to his
Mr.. Nicely against his wish, whereupon he made
another will leaving his negroes free and leaving
most OF bis property to them. The suit was to set
aside the last will. An hour after the case had
gone to the jury, Mrs Neely's counsel proposed to
receive $l3 900 and $1,000 which the will gave herr
the estate to pay the court COSTS $780, she to paw
her own lawyer $4,000. The proposition was &C
cepted. The negroes will be sent to Liberia The
jury stood nine against and three for the will; but
it is said the judge would have set aside the verdict
II it had been brought against the will.
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ECONOMY ECnNo,,viJ

ECONOMY ECoNoMYll
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
sl0f JAMES IT 1O11NCoN
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PATENT RIGHT For SALE.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY OF MAKING MONEY WITH

A FINE OPPORTUNITY OF MAKING MONEY WITH
OUT RISK.
WILLIAMS PATENT VARIETY PLow. A rare opportunity
for large or small capitalists There is little fortune in
this patent in every well populated county in the Staes
1t IS among the most important agricultural impr vements
ever made resulting in the saving the farmer over
haf OF the present cost OF all his pows deducing
hundred cent profit to the dealer THIS WE GUAR
ANTE OR NO SALE. And when it is estimated that
from to three thousand pows are sold to each county
Annually it requires profit to calculate the vaueof
county rights at the above remunerave results with the
pat mt to run "a years The pillow may be seen at Whit
man Co s, on Lombard street, opTo ste the Post Office
whe person will be in attendance from to 10 NJ to
give any explanation desired Average price for each
county right $50. For further particulars address
J. HARRISON WHITEHURST
julZH Baltimore P o.
SHOULDER BRACE SUspENDER
SOMETHING NEW
Fo. sale by
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
Iu2itfr ,I55 Baltimore street
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
SHIRT MANUFA CTURERS,
1856 BALTIMORE STREET,
POINTED YOKE
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE,
- WARRANTED TO FIT. ...
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHED GOODS,
BE- OF ALL TIE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES.
ID. PRICES MODERATE AND UNIFORM.
go CONSTABLE, WALKER
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
ju?l.tf is RaJtimore strast
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But the chief thing that has troubled me is the dilem
ma which of the speakers placed the Sisters of
Charity by quoting remark from True it is that
they have none to overlook them upon this hallowed
ground but angels" unless indeed Jersey friends
on other side of the may look down upon them
laughter. But the dilemma in which they are placed
is this: If the term angel be applied those good
spirits that look down the Sisters from above whv
cannot the term be applied to the young ladies'
before mel Here then, the Sisters between two sets
of angesthe one overlooking them from above, and the
other looking up to them for guidance and instruction
daughter. Isn't that dangerous position place the
Sisters in May not this double compliment from earth
and Heaven make them vain' Renewed laughter, in
which the Sisters heartily Joined 3A = -
No bachelor of Irish extraction could have
pointed his sentences more happily. But the
Archbishop does not forget the prelate in the gall
liant. He blends Religion and Love as dexterously
together as did any Maiden knight a.. -,.s. "a,
sin those old days of chivalry.
When fine Devotion held chastened rivalry
With the hearts chosen one" -
Like those romantic young warriors, Also whose
miraculous exploits are recorded in ancient chron
icles, the Archbishop displays > 80 j.
'in ladies, bower a reverent meekness /;
In war, lion port" a.-- --s III .-.l---~1 -
But here the parallel ceases. The knight Grant
was convinced that the highest accomplishment
which could distinguish dsmsel of his neriod
was knowledge of surgery The Archbishop.
on the contrary. being admonished that the peo-
pie of these latter days are painfully conscious Of
the possession of digestive organs which are apt
to be mutinous under the infections to which they
are subjected, firmly believes that our modern de-
moisslles would be much better fitted for their
future stations in life if they had practical know
ledge Of cookery. In this opinion we entirely
coincide, and we are, therefore, happy to know
that the discourse of the prelate did not close with
its allusion to angels, but took the following
emipently practical turn. After stating that
something more than merely brilliant accomplish
ments were needful, be added :sai q allV gsiTs
sBeore another year rolls around propose to arrange
with the for new branch Of study in the Acad
That branch of study is what the French call the
ence of cuisine 1t is the science OF keeping house
and that we all know commences with the kitchen
Every young lady, don't care Il she be queens
saH Har 80 ~
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MARRIED
On the l4th ins ant by Rev. VIM. Guyer ISAAC s. SAN
N Err to Miss ELE MIRA FRY all Of this city =
At Annapolis, the 9,h instant by Rev Mr.. Clemu,
JAMES REVkLI, Esq to Miss E. JAMIE COWAN.
In Newport l. on the 18TH instant by Rev T. Tn yer
SiL Las nlCKERSoN, Of Baltimore, Nd, Miss SUSAN
c. E.. of New I
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1T is NOT A DYE

1T is NOT DYE
Nor 1T S, " THE SKIN
No htrodact. Needed.
NEW YORK, April r. 1858,
W. n. HAGAN, ESQ-Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Cooring am now de
sirous of obtaining and inquire where it NAV
be found here Ny hair when quite young turned gray
Ih1re used number Of articles the purpose of restoring
it, but did not succeed until obtained this aohich has pro
duced the desired ec& have been requested by pumber
o. my friends (among them several ladies to procure II
possible am much pleased with it, or has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance BY answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. C. GoopRIoH
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, New York
ss Price so cents per ibote, For sale by s s. HANCE
los Baltimore street. ". f. HAGAN & CO. Prepreitor
iios'4' l. dl5-eoy
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dixors. Lond n Jules Jureensens Conen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATcu.
CLARKS BALTIMORE WATCHES the best Time Keen
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner of Calvert
and Water streets, Importer of Fine Watches eyery Gold
Chains Silver and Plated Ware Lecoutres Swiss Razors
and Srops, Gold, Silver and Se Spectaces to suit al
ages New goods in store Purchasers will neas
Notce-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS,
pai'iihore' ju2Ou
CLARET AND CHAMPAGNE.
40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CIAREr Duke de
lowest prices ny A. J. HAMPSoN
Ju2o-u 81 N. Charles St., Pleasant
COUNTRY HANS
lot of the DORSEY" Hams, from EIkridge Connois
seurs in the article please call at
~ A.. HAMPsoN's,
ju2O-u 81 N. Charles street
PINE APPLES
500 lard ed froyo ct.o,,or i, xu;,..
oy Al. HAMPSoN,
Ju2Vu 81 North Charles street
ISRAEL & Co.
IVORY YsPES.
WATER C0LORED
| Jul4-H I25 BALTIMORE STREET.
| BEDFORD WATER
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in S gallon
uemjohns or by single gallon Aso CONGRESS WATER
oottles. For SAFE ny A. ]. HAMPsoN,
| e%l-u 81 ~ Charles St, near Pleasant
| MOSQUITOES
Ihese annoying little pests efecualy driven from
any apartment in q few minutes by burning one ofthe
| CHINESE MOSQUITO TAPERS
new article recently introduced into this country from
emma and Japan, where its efficiency has been tested and
established for centuries by universal use and appca
| ton in the interior of those countries
These Tapers in burning give eff pleasant odor and
although perfectly harmless the human family it is ex
remey repulsive to the Mosquito tribe so much So that
| they will
! IMMEDIATELY LEAvEANY APARTMENT.
| For sale by N. HYNSoN JENNINGS,
! jul9.tf SsN Charles street
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HENDERSON Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Of any House in the United States
with full assortment OF their own manufacture
Call and See. All tastes suited mys tNs
CHOICE BRANDY, WINE AND CLEANS
For sale by W Fl McTr.v
Iny31-tf p 20 Noyth CbarIas .t-.o.
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Yours, very respectfully,
IT ~

Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
rs Price SO cents per ibottle For sale by 3 UANCE
los Baltimore street W. E. HAGAN & co, Prepreitor
Troy, N Y AK 81
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KlNDLING WooD KINDLIYG WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
$40 If las II TouNcoN
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yuzI-Zt- Secretary.
|TPTHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBT-
w. TION
OF THE MARY AND INSTITUTE
will be OPEN Ed Tor the reception art les for the Exh
bitinn on NDAl, October lst and will be OPP M d IN
TINUE -FOUR WEEKS ' ~ -'
To this Exhibition tie Manufacturers Mechanics Ar
fists Inventors and others generally invited to conr
butte ~ O'"''
been SO successful and stands high as the MARYLAND
It's Annual Exhibit admit ted be the best Me-
chancal displays of the country Schools of Design
with some 900 pupils Of great benefit to the Cy of Ba
umore These with the Chemical Department, Library
Lectures, DC all combine to give the Institute the hie
staining now holds in the community and
in aid Of objec's desirable. ~
Circulars containing the regulations, arange ents sc
can b. had application to the undersigned and aIso
from the Acuary at the Hail. and any other info. nation
will he promptly furni. he'd on application
Membership Tickets securing all he privileges of the Fly
h ae1 ion eetqres Library School &c, September
the Hall u WiIITMAN m air,naS - at
jul2-Po6t -a .,ommit}so - E.it;s 49,.
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On the 9th instant, MARY JANE GREENWOOD, con.
sort Of Francis A. Crew. aged 80 years and 10 months
On the 18th in tant, CHALSt BROWN Ell L. second son
o. Mary A. and H. Hayward, arc IL years and months
,,0n The night of the 18th instant, Miss SARAH ANN
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s|P NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS FRIENDLY
W TO BRECKlNRIDGE AND LANE.
At meeting of the members of Democratic Civ Com
venon friendly the election of Breckenridge and Lane
hid at the Franklin Building July 10Th it was declared
tha vacancies existed in the the follow
ing Wards in the said Democratic City Convention, viz
-Four vacancies in the lst the ID ward five
five in the Sth ward five in the 9Th three the 10th
ward five in the 18th ward five in the 10 ward five in
the 18th ward five in the 18th ward five the 18th ward
and five in the 2nth ward
The nds OF Breckenridge and Lane invited to a.
tend the fol owl places, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
July ed between o'clo; TX and O'clock Ell ECT DEL
EGATES to the said Democratic City Convention to fill
these vacancies - -
LIST Ward at Peter Craig's, on Alice Anna near Ann
John F. Lutts, on Thames ST.
Ottawa Hail. corner Bond ard Pratt
Seitz's No 30 E. Pratt street.
Constitution House. n Gay st,
Robert Wilson's, Eager and York road
y r. r Morton's Congress Hail, Cav St
10 c: Strausbergher Harrison ST.
Mulberry, near Howard.
10 Liberty Engiue House
u Clouds Baltimore Green,
IL Evans Pratt street Gardens
~ John Robinson's, corner Fremont and Frank
lin SITS.
20 Americas Hall, corner Preston street and Nor
rs alley.
The delegates elected from these Wards will meet the
delegates already elected at No. FRANKLIN BUILDING
on TUESDAY EVENING, July oath, at O'Clock, P NJ
JAMES A. L. MCCLURE.
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... MAINS HOTEL AND DINING RooMs
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
-s ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westl continue to Meals at our ver moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, CAME FISH and
FOWL Parties large small, accommodated in orr large
and private Dining Rooms, second oor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance of the same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favorably with any other Hotel
~ MANNs CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is IN the rear of this house. No so FATrTTE STREET
hZ4-u a- l. - G. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEpEas --s--
know that tney can save money by purchasing Wood
Mill, ~ -s. -. -r..'--s'r,' \
~ rzres Is No. NenTn STREET -. M
sio" r.f LANES H JOHNSON
WooD WooD II WooDiIl
SAVE % PER oxNr by buying Weed at office Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Min. =
t' gl.ssslt= s-- No. SEoRrHsrarsr ID.
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON F,
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ISRAEL & Co.
IVORY YIPES
WATER CoLORED
MEZZOTINT
. PHOTOGRAPHS.
Jul4-u I25 BALTIMORE STREET.
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COUNTRY HAMS
A lot OF the DORSEY" Hams, from Elkridge Connois
seurs in the article please call at
A. J. HAMPSON'S,
juZou 81 N. Charles street.
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PINE APPLES.
800 just landed from steamer in prime order for sale low
by H.MpSoN
.1uzo-i 81 North Charles street
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~ BALTIMORE CoMPANY,S
r. 0s ss9a1F7Ez5a or S-is1-- a-n
~ GEORGES CREEK
s3e BITUMIN Gus, COAL,t.n .,,...
8 For Shipment, Manufacturing or Steaming Purposes
- AT VERY Low RATES
would also say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers aud others, i-.-s r, = ~
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal BY reference to
contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which he seen at my Office it will be rerceiyed
= THAT NONE OF THIS COAL =
+ s&tte5@A ~ 5fhCAN BE HAD fsEFT1 sGE s1sgis,5 q
se -fFg8 stas EXCEPT fHRulGH NJ q, fteset sa-si-
~ OR MY REGULARLY A pPOINTE3 AGENTS. -
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY Y TO SELL
o9 afss No. IS Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Once attended to, jeI,tf
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Like those romantic young warriors, also, whose
miraculous exploits are recorded in ancient chron-
icles, the Archbishop displays > FL. j..
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E TSnp 5 d BE2 o. T. o,,,,- GEoRoE TRULI
FOREIGN nj ffffffd EfasF EaE RSH0
For4 46RA R R4B XII EESEEESs -, =,
~ TH6S KENSEDYs EUsh f,d Of Belfast last Do
DUNDEE GOODS RuR1.ps
LfEs qHR bEFs RkEoElvED TO IMPORT fSEN
EANS! FANSl! FANSIll
.aved s snd F hn sas and PapeE
leg.t No 10 Baltimore street, near Cay.
DIAPER COLLARS.
Linen Collars. MN
Je9tf 40 Baltimore street near Cav
GAVE 81 MERINo, GAUzE COTTON SHIRTS
ieeIf ~, l' No 40 Baltimore street re- inca near Cay
WARNS. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS.
Chenille. Crochet Braids :, PFssTfqmery.
legd No 49 Baltimore street, near Gay.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
n Blacks Drabs Blues Greens and Mixtures, in stOr
fe28-tf .-- FRTCK, PHILLIPS 4 co.
RARKER'S UNION CASSTMERS AND SAT
fe28.tf FRfCK, PHILLIPS & co.
EYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
L. tssO q cases in store and for sale by
SOClAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
ISL in all 'ol0rs in fR f9F Rnd P fl If s
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
- 70 70 cases just received and for sale by
fe29-d FRICK, PHILLIPS co.
M EVANSVILLE FINE B LIE ACHE D
iesaO loN IN store and FREE ieiS PHILLIPS CO.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
fe28-tf Prick, PHILLIPS Il co.
ROLTING OLOTHS.-Of superior quality An
Dchor brand for sale at reduced prices by
B. T STARR L CO.,
teaetfr l73 North street.
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w. Even those who in the enjoyment Of
perfect health frequently have need of recourse 10
tonics as prsventives # disease. VS. are never
too well armored az inst the assault of "the iils
that flesh IL heir to- Such an invieoratnr they
may nd 10 Hoststters Bt,ers---a medicine that
cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality
and elasticity 10 hesystem. As this season, par.
ticSlariy, the strongest is not proof againit
the malaria certain sections Of the country. In
all cases Of Fever and Ague, the Bisters are more
potent than any amount OF quinine, while tie
most dangerous OF bilious fever yield 10 its
wonderful properties. Those who havs tried the
medicine win never another for any IT the all
ments which iIosesters Bitters profess 10 sat due
To those who have not made the experiment We
cordially recommend an early application Of the
Bitcrs, wh never they sick by diseases of the
digestive organs.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywbsra.
Sold by p .qfBRoxs, A. J. WILKINSON BARrLErY
KAYE d Co., snd j. 4. WILkIssos.
Nov. s. '6n-d8w
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DAILY. aArE Cry ovrrcu,


DAILY oArE cry o,r1I
"sVAe1' Aep'- go
a. :, 20 r.,r re
pp.S .Tr s,r'sss,n,
copn 90 -, ..s - ar
p.vvrv -
wur.r - - ~ On
- 90 -
Ps W 'oe, s'
pyp .o.4a $50 sn,
or.rors1s - 81 h. a.. ,as "a
aPnrrpYEs--N.w or,s.r. e.,x a,.o
u.,rns IA ~ 10 clarissa1,a.,s x..h.a
ialta,g. Molassss--plapta,,o.s ato1aes n Al
4. As. Golden svypp, az "a 7bc. cosa.--R3o IA
.olT Javaieto oos i..unvr. ~ 1stou Mt.
s1a7.
xoAppaim Al. P.rt,x a.. a.u fr,~
TtovI
cANnyrs g.. ,7t,e s. ~ Mn,s
1I4o,el
T,Apn1st os.1. ra,.,t,s.
puTTpp al .,e
r.,s;l ,7s,oa
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The ordinsry 0in ments and Liniments, il 10
well known, are Composed Of harsh ingredients in
their raw state, consequently severe and par
tiai in their operation, and In very many In
stances produce serious injury, and but seldom any
benefit.
Sloan Is Ointment is q scientific compound of
vegetable extracts which have long been held in
highest repute for purity, inildncss, safety, GER
tainty and thorou ghness. and when faithfully APP
piled, ii seldom fails TO reach the cause and re-
move the complaint hence ii gives real and per-
manent relief without the least possible dan ger
under any circumstances, and Is the rcfore rapidly
supercedif & all other external remedies.
See Slo III advertisement in another columnnf
this PAPER. Nov. s d6t vii
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MEDICAL HOOKS.
RuDb on Disease Of the Liver.
- :. Stomach,
BARTLETT on Fevers.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Diseases On Women
System of Midwfery.j
Oh Children.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Physi-
ology.
DuagisoI n Human
z Therapeutics.
+" Medical Dictionary.
Dalton 3 Physiology.
Dfuett's Surgery.
Erichsen's y
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on ffsetures aud Dslocations.
Jones Optha m c Medicine and Surgery
Lnilow's Manual OF Chemical Examination.
Lawrence the Eye.
Mckenzie
Milier's Principles Of Surgery.
= Practice
Megs' Obs etrics.
Aoi Smiths Compend.
Pirrie's system Of Surgery
Parrish Practical Pharmacy
Kamsbott ans Obstetrics.
RECORD Hunter oE VencriaI.
smith Horner's Anatomical Atlas.
Ioynbce on Disease Of the Ear.
Turner d Chemistry for Students.
Tanners Clinical Me lie
Woods Practice of Medicine.
9 Therapeutics.
Wood d Baehe's Diapsnsatory.
Watson's Practice If Medicine.
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Wilson on the skin.
Williams Principles Of Medicine.
nj. w. wEsTcorT,
octls-d Msin.st near 4th.
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nEone Of the best articles Of The present day
for purifying the blood and mparting healthy and
invigorating tone to the human system, Ia Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
We know 1t il, for we have tried ii.
See advertisement, In another column.
Oc.. ID dAw
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WANTS TO SIZE the ELEPHAsT.-An old
gentleman across the river, known as an old
line Wing and Bell man, in conversation
the other day said tbst be had intended to
vote for Bell, but since they were making
threats Of disunion i'm case Of Lncoln's elec.
ton, be should vote for Lincoln. He was
getting old, be said, and be should like to
see how she disunisn project would work,
before he died.
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Nets. r.. uIIIsr.

We learn that some persons are under the
very erroneous Impression that 5. L. Miller,
Eco, 10 the Independent candidate for SUI
prsme Judge. This Ia q wide mistake; the
sore. headed candidate for Judge is d. r.
Miller, formerly Of Fort Madison, bat now =
resident OF KeStuk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY uHsPENAAasy.

Remember that the City Dlspensary lie open eve
~ day irem 10 to ! / O'Clock m, when the poor
can receive he-ical and Surgical advice gratu-
itousiy.
Nochargs for medicines when authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative Of the City Couu-
ell
Prompt attendance 10 ,quirsd, as no cases will
resolve attention after tbs hour specified.
sept27d J.C. HUGHES, Dean.
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TThs telegraph is in operation to Fort
Kesrney, some TOO miles 10 the west. where
they now receive eastern nsws tventy-four
hours in advance OF ksokuk. Are the Bank.
srs, Hog buyers, Merchants and citizens
generally contented with this state of things,
and will they not make an effort TO remedy
it?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

The sale OF the Furniture and household
goods of the Billings House will commence
st Q O'Clock to morrow morning. AS there
10 a great variety to be sold, everybody oan
suit himself to something. Here is q rare
chance. For list Of articles see advertise
mcnt.
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There are spurious Republican tickets with
ID. y. Miller on them for Judge. The Re.
publican ticket 10 sstraightout' and makes
no "fusion" with the Democracy on Judge
or any other candidate. Vote the clean tick.
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RYsprRs AND THE THREE NkaKo BoYs.-The
three colored children whose case led to tho
assault OF Capt. kynders on Lewis Tappan
and VIM. Barney, were delivered TO the agent
OF the Colonization Society on Saturday.
They will be sent to Liberis.-[N. Y. Even
ing Pest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

A gentleman who has just returued from
Illinois says that tickets have been scattered
all about like the Republican tickets, hit
with initial letters or parts OF names slyly
changed. This may be done here. Look
for the genuine, with the Rail Mau.er at the
head
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

PERsoNAL.- are pleased TO see our old
friend ID. w. kilbourne in The city agsin, af-
ter several months absence, in excellent
health and spirits. We learn that he came
oil the way from New York TO east bic vote
to-day. That's The true spirit.
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II You Know

OF any doubtful! voter, 20 and labor with
him. III any one else has more influence
with bin, send that man, and IL possible &C.
cure bis vote for the Republican cause.
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Dr.. Falxs, A GERMAN DExocRAr, ON Fu-
sIos.-No, cir, il am TO be put to bed, il
shall not be with the carcass of dead dog
the Douglas party and the Know Nothing
party-snd in the language once used by an
Ohio Senator Of the old Wing party, "fhey
are not only dead, but they emit bad odor !"
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= Arrirals. Nov. 4.

Arrivals, Nov. 4.
Die Vernon, from st. Louis:
Northerner, -
Eagle from Warsaw.
Ad. Hins from Montrose.
Nov. B.
Warsaw, from st. Louis.
HaSksya state
Ad. Hine, from Montrose.
Eagle, from warsaw.
River stationary with ~ inches water On the
1apiaa.