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fOk Mon ALA - - CATTLE.
FINHIa IL truly great remedy. Half q 70 cent
b. tile of Sloan Instant Relief, given In pi MT
OF warm water seldom fails to horse Of
coic IN q fe~ minutes; In extreme cases repeat
the dose in 8 minutes.
For DFelses, Strains, sprsins. and many other in
lnriet horsts cattle and other animals, sloan u
Instant Relief speedily effects cure. Many per
sous lave been astonished TO witness the rapid
effected by the use ot this wonderful medicine.
q etl llrnnlars n&
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KEOKUK, IOWA: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1860
HKo. C. AHpERsox. ALKxAwpgR sAxcLAY
lESTABLISHEDIN isSs.1
RANKIXG HOUSE nr


BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q k q Il G.. AN D ERsO N Il CO.
I HAVE thisday admitted as . partner ia the
BANKING Business, Alexander Barclay {who has
been nly teller for the last elk years. The bugi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the firm
style of
GEO. g. ANDERSON l. co.
Being one of the oldest banking Houses If not
the oidestl in Iowa, the firm soiicits aontin-
aancs of former patronage 80 hberaliy extended to
The senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
ehauge, On the day OF pay ent, free OF charge.
Their references are a. formerly by senior part
ner viz
REwHRExcKs;
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier & Co., Bankers
Edward w. Clark l. Co., PHILADELPHIA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston,
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman q elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
fillmore d Brotherton - Cincinnati
A. ID. Hunt Co., 90 Louisville
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Keokak ,Jan. ,'6s. GEO C. ANDERSON
jansd
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Sloan's Ointment.


For miidnesss safety, GER, ainty and thoroaghness
sloan's Ointment eNcels, and is rapidly surerse-
ding i ether bintmcnts aud Liniments Tor the
cure os tn following GisesSts:
Ereth Wounds, GaIls Of all kinds, Cracked Heels
Rlngtone, Pollyil, Wind. galls. Caiius, SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fistula, Fouudertd Feet, sand Cracks,
Scratehey Grease, Mango and Horse Hstemper.
THE CONDITION Pow DEA
Ii composed principally OF herbs and roots, and
may Le given at lltlmes and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. 1t has been found by
long experience, to be highly useful in the OF
various diseases to which horses and Cattle are sub
lecs, via Dtstemper, HIDE Bound, Loss If Appe-
lite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
Of the tye Fatigue from ard Ex erciae; also kheu
matism, tcommonly called the Stf Complaint.(-
1t il also safe snd certain remedy for
Coughs and Colds.
1t carries of all gross hutnors and will remove
all infamatienand lever, pu ify the blood, loosef
the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every
part Of the body.
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
ArsEo.d wholesale and retail, ~ manufacturer Z
| prices In keokuk, by Bartlett, Kaye Y Co., CHI
4 4. Wilkinson, A. J. NilslnEoa, and =. Il. Vowell
also ly all dealers in Nj dieiue nj ali he esterl
4 States. WALIkk h SLOAN,
Original Proprietor, No. Is Vines 81 Louis Mo
/ April Is daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19
Translated from the Germany, by L waseley, for the
State of Affairs in France.

The following extracts from correspond
ence Of Theodore Karcher TO the Boston
PIONEER Germany give us interesting intorma-
ton of the condition OF France. Theodore
Karcher is a French exile, who, after living
for ten years in this country, returned lately
to France. lie writes -" Expelled from
France short time before the coup d'etat, |
carried at least the hope with me that my
countrymen would not submit to be deprived
OF the last acquisition that was left them from
the struggles of 1892 and 1913. But short
was my expectation the II of December
came, the most infamous political rascality of
modern times was crowned with success, and
things went so far that we blushed for the
country that allowed itself to be governed by
williams, Notwithstanding in its annals we find
recorded the great revolution. Where once
the national convention engaged the attention
OF the century and the whole civilized world,
there fiourshes now the 'empire without EN-.
perOr." In those ten years all my decisions
vanished, and my belief in the people disap.
peared. The enthusiasm Tor liberty aud the
| dignity OF man was superseded by the most
shameful servity; the in, pired courage to
struggle for the right, by creeping cOwardice.
faris, winch had not seen since the sublime
days oi lo4s, had TO find again at the feet
OF the httle,' the 'thevish' Napoleon. In
view oil such contrast, ii is excusabe to be-
come wotul, especially when ones indignation
il frustrated by the servility OF majority
Never have | seen such confusion of
ideas, such an anarchy Of principles, as
prevails at the present time in France
That the people of u great country can hate
and despse their despotic ruler, and, at
the same time, submit to be eastigated
by him daily, cannot be explained. In the
capital, as well as in the provinces, you can
hear them frequently say "Gue habil CO.
gum, mais quel canaleP AL consider him
Il canaille Out they all believe in his delermi
nation, his energy, and his skill ia innigues-
and as long rs this is The case the monster
won't care much about the existing dissalisiac.
tiou and hatred. But woe 10 him be the APP.
proach Of the Gay when the people begin to
doubt his poweri Then lie will be lost.
| was astonished to hear them criticise the
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superIor Court---ClylI rerm.

Judge VOSe presiding-Tuesday morning,
case No. 6S8, Charles WaShburn Co., VS.. E.
&. White, was taken up. This was an action
to recover about 500, which the plaintiffs say
is the balance OF $500 put into the defendants
hands, in 1858, with which to purchase scrap
iron for them. The plaintiffs say that after
defendant had used about $500 tor them, he
failed to furnish any more scrap iron, and re-.
fused to account for the balance of the money
The defence is, that defewtlant is ready and has
offered to furnish the balance Of the iron as per
contract, but the plaintiffs will not accept it.
The court ruled that the plaintiffs, on their
own showing, could not subSantiate their
claim aud ordered a non suit. Rice & Nelson
for plaintiffs, Dewey & Williams for defend.
ant.
The case ofJohn McCleIland of Grafton, Vs.
Erastus Fisher, to recover damage by the
fowage OF water from the building of mill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19
CITY AND COUNTY

RELIEF FOR KANsAs.-The meeting of the
citizens of Worcester, for the reliet of Kansas,
which has been announced for Thursday eve
ming, will be held THIS WEDNESDAY, EVE
MING, at the City Hall. The change is made
on account of the lecture of DR.. Holland,
which was not known at the time the an
nouncement was first made We trust the
meeting, tonight, will be fully attended, and
that the same generosity will be manifested as
in 1866, when the settlers were threatened
by as desperate if not as effectual foe as
drought and famine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

Mr.. EDITOR Il saw with pleasure in your
paper of yesterday, notice Of the address of
Rev. Merrill Richardson, to the Teachers AS.
ISOLATION, on "the best method of teaching
grammar Its desirable that attention should
be directed to this subject, and that "the meth
cd of teaching grammar" in our public schools
should be somewhat modified.
a dry drill in this branch of education, is
continued from two to three years, the high
est result of which is, that the pupil should
possess at the end of that time, principles good
and thorough certainly, but which can only be
applied to correction and analysis of the Ian.
guage he can furnish for any ideas, he may
have the good luck to possess. From two 10
three years time enough to include a pre-
llminary course of written exercises in the ap-
plicatiOn OF the rules OF grammar i'll accord
anco with the plan OF Lindley Murray time
enough TO include committing to memory, or
to use an older and better expression, "leaIn-
ing by heart" passage from the English class
les, in prose and poetry, and writing abstracts
OF the same.
These or similar exercises would strengthen
the memory, cultivate taste and discrimination,
enrich the mind with thoughts noble and beau
tiful, and create great stoTehouse of imagin-
alton, OF fact and fancy, for future use and plea.
sure. The last six months might be devoted
to the thorough drill and analysis which now
occupy a place for two or three years, aud III
addition to the treasures OF the English tongue
appropriated by the pupil, he would doubtless
be able TO define etymSiogy, Orthoepy, propo-
sitiOns and clauses, subjects and pre,licaes,
with the same admirable accuracy, that is now
seen at the examinations OF the grammar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19
Blood Food, Blood Food.-A

Blood Food Blood Food Are Won despairng /?
i!aNe YOU tried other remedies End failed? Do YOU clas-
SHY Dr. BRoNsoNs BLOOD FooD with other patent med-
icincs? listen!
1t would be impossible to let Know of the BLOOD
FOOD without resorting to advertising Now that
quacks resort to the same method acQuant you with
their patent medicines, does make tins preparation
the same style OF article at all theirs nr BRoNsoN is
teacher in our medical colleges, and very celebrated
ectarer on physiology and his preparations-not patent
meIces-aIe the result of an old PHYSICIANS great ex
pell5lce and knowledge, then do not despair. Ihou.h
you have tried other remedies and failed try this and won
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by TINS. Unfortunate! whose taxed system has
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feed Your blood with the Blood CooD and he we'll
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
MIppLEsEX COUNTY.


Mrs. Mary Hagan, widow woman in Low
ELL WAS sufiocated 10 DEATH Monday evening,
her bedclothes having caught fire from pipe
with which she was smoking. She is sup
posed 10 have fallen asleep with the pipe in
her mouth.
a venerable horse known as cold White
died at Woburn, last week, at the advanced
age OF 20 years. The animal was born, lived
aud died in the possession of one family,
ESSEN COUNTY.
The clothing store OF ii. Vigdon, in New.
buryport, and also the store OF j. McCusker,
were destroyed by fire early on Tuesday
morning. The upper part OF the building was
occupied by family who saved their turlli
ture with difficulty. The owners of the stores
were partially insured.
The school ship Massachusetts anchored in
Salem harbor on Saturday last and the
practice schooner Wave came in Sunday
Bo h lie off Phillips wharf, about half way
between the Salem and MAJ ble!.ead shores.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Some excitement exists i'll the village OF
AssOnet Freetown, on account OF HE death of
Sarah Anll.ny, young woman Of 20 years,
under circumstances which led to the suspicion
that her death was caused by an attempt to
procure abortion Nathaniel Cudworlh a
man of some 30 years, with whom she had tor
some time kept company, has been arrested for
the crime.
Mary Stokesburv. a litle pirl of six wears
living in New Bedford SET fire TO her cIotI,rs
on Mon,lav and with nrpcocinus nrostnra If
mind got into bed with n bedrid,lrn old lodv
and smotbered the flames. She was sin far
fnIly burned and her lif. is desnaired nf
The shin r. r. Forbes which sailed
from New Bcdtord six mnuihs non far Ran.
goon was fine scene Of numerous rem,rk,ble
Conversions Sine carried out three BunIist
missionaries AMI thrir wives ,hnsn r,li,in,,s
examine and influence were he means tir,t nt
tho ,.antain's rouvn-sion and subsnnnnntIv nt
All The Sims off ers and man save I,yn n
r Uerc,nu
Nathan Clarl, of Nortb Ro,bostr and
neorlv ~ venrs recently walked a distonco ~
e;,,ht Mills IN vs;t I,s friends ui1h,nt t,,,I;,,t
mnrh fatiguc On lie SStL b;rtl,,lay he f,lle1
n cord Of wood for n nrcspnt IN moor yidny
and in tl,e evening walked fire. nils ~
Marty oiven Inv his nastor
NoppnTx couNrv
The Hewes will ease whif.l, was ho,rd so,,s
DAVIS since hetnre the proI,ata CONF NJ Rnv
hrry ,yns d.,,;d.d an S,tnr,lo,, ,,,ruin,r H.,
I~d,o White IN tavnr of ,l,e ,:;ll 'rha 10 ~ n
Involves the disnnsi,ion Of some so15 oon
mo contestants cnntemnl,te an onnenI ir,,,,,
liz danision 49, "FPN"' - '"'
pryuorru rorxrv
Some of the citi1ans nj PIvmou,b corrtv
propose to form colony. consisting of ity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

nave you - Dlse;seu Liver9-Tbo
though startling Is sufficiently suggestive .gton,
Is taken into consideration that diseases of ,b act
nave become most aiarnnsly frequent in tbo aver
states Indeed, there few Formidable, IL 'Hit'd
are not in some way tIaeable TO leranped mat
important organ Many Of the complaints ,s,, VI mat
ed under the head of Consumption have their ''ss
the liver Any remedy that would insure repuI III
healthful action of the liver, would be a less anu
kind!'' has been the exclamation of thoussnJs aN'
remedy has been tound it is safe and sure WIZ 'D"'
trial has been afforded it, it has never been kro,
fail "h 10
Reader, have you disease OF the liver. or at.
which you believe proceeds from hepatic deranpemo
Lose not moment, but purchase box of DIR MI,
Pills prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa 49,
they will restore you to health. 1t is the only r,
yet discovered, in which implicit confidence NAV ~
placed.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. N't,Nr,
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by Fl ~,
ING BROS, PIrTsBUBGH, Pa. There are Other p,,,
purporting 10 be Liver Pills, now before the public H.
NJ Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated yer
fuge, now be had at all respectable drug stores No.
genuine without the signature Of FLEMING EROS
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

ILLNESS AT WAsHINGToN.-Ths Washing.
ton correspondent OF the New York CONNER.
cial Advertiser writes that Postmaster General
Holt is very ill First Assistant Postmaster.
General King is Watching by the bedside OF an
accomplished daughter, who lies low with ty-
phoid fever; Second Assistant Postmaster.
General Dundas has been detained at home for
fortnight by serious indsposliun; and YES
terday, Mr.. Childs, the managing clerk at the
department, was Unexpectedly called to inter his
son, Rev. w. L. Chil,Is, young pastor of an
Episcopal parish IN this vicinity. Several jun
lor officials are also quite i'll. Lieut.. General
scott took cold ON his way here from New
York, and is confined TO his room. He is 40.
companied by Col. Lorenzo Thomas. assistant
ahJulant general, whose family reside in
Georgetown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19
Sir James CIarke's Female Pms.-Tbis we

Sir James CIarke's Female PiIIs.-Tbis wei
known medicine is imposition. blt a sure ana SAT.
remedy Tor Female Difficulties ard DISTINCTIONS from
any cause whatever; and although powerful remedy,
it contains nothing hurtf to the constitution To mar
ried ladies is peculiarly suited. 1t will short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain IRON calome
anthony or anything hurful to the constitution.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, pamphlet free of the agent
N. Bsl and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied agent will insure bottle containing over 50 pills BY
return mail
sod by BUSH CO., and'all Druggists
d. deod&weOw Inn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19
THE LAST BOSTON MOB.

The mob which assaulted Wendell Phillips,
in Boston, last Sunday, does not get such 10.
tice from the Boston press as it deserves.
The Atlas and Bee has spoken of livery prop
cry, and the Traveller has given it similar at
tention but most Of the other journals record
ee the leading particulars without comment.
The Boston Transcript spoke Of Mr.. Phillips
with great severity, but had not word, eli.
ther OF censure or commentator for the mob
that sought his life. 1t seems to us that our
Boston contemporaries have duty to the
laws, to the good name of Boston, and to the
well being of the community where they live,
which some of them fail to discharge. 1t is
our opinion that's Sunday mob in Boston, such
as that which intruded itself into Music Hall
and made such ferocious efforts TO seize and
injure Mr.. Phillips, should be denounced in
terms which the dullest reader can under.
stand.
1t is not our intention to critcise or question
the transcripts estimate OF that gentleman
or his speeches but it seems to us that
something more than criticism was required
when his right to SPEAK WIS foully put in
jeopardy in the city OF Boston. He is not
likely to escape criticism at any time. We
believe he does not shun criticism nor vince
under it. He certainly should not. for he
never spares Others who get in the way of
any principle or policy he advocates. But
when bis life, or the life of any other man is
assailed by brutal mob in broadcloth, a sub.
jeet is presented on which the press should
have something to say. And every man who
sees any worth in free principles, or who ha:
the slightest respect for the institutions o.
Massachusetts, should deal by that mob as all
satanic things should be dealt by, before he
ventures even to inquire the subject Of Mr.
Phillips discourse
This matter is becoming serious. Free
speech can not be suppressed in Boston, moi
anywhere else in Massachusetts, and they are
the worst enemies of law and order who en-
courage mobs to assai il, either directly by
such inculeations as have appeared in tn,
Courier, or indirectly BY equyocal words OIL
still more equivocal silence. We who liv,
outside Of Boston are astonshed that Sucl
things can be done or attempted there in t
sixtieth year OF the nintcenth century. TO Vi
it is very plain that free speech cannot be sup
pressed there but, il the press continues Il
neglect its duty, this matter may go on as i
has begun, until IT shall end in fearful TRACE
dy.
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upon examination it proved to be three cent
piece. Probably that was :. sausage gift en-
terprse.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
On Friday last, d. +. Golfer and his wife of
Greenfield, were seriously injured by being
thrown from their sleigh at Athol depot.
Both of them were severely cut and bruised
about The head. a young lady in the sleigh
jumped out and escaped unujured,
}. n. Bryant, a table maker in Orange, had
his hand blown of ON the 9th inst by the ac-
cldental discharge OF gun. Ills kind neigh
bors raised subscription of $l09 for his
family.
The Green River Cutlery Company of
Greenfield have reduced their hours of labor,
which has been nine hours per day at this
season OF the year, TO seven and one half hours
and the work Of piece hands to three-tourths
the usual amount dome Gazette and Courier
MAINE.
On Sunday last IA violent shock of earth
quake was felt i'll Auburr, Me. 1t shook the
church, ratified the windows, and Jared the
organ so perceptibly that the preacher was
compelled to pause in the midst of his sermon
The house OF james ). Pike, and the store
OF Belmore & Young, in Calais, Me, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday The house was
insured Tor $1,000, aud the store and stock for
S2oOO, "hich is much less than the loss.
VERMONT.
The diptheria has ma t its appearance in
fatal and most affecting form in Charlotte, VT
Mr. Pease OF that town has lost three children
two OF whom died within five minutes OF each
other.
A young lady named Ordway was killed at
Procterviile, VT, last week, by being thrown
from sleigh. She was thrown against a
ience with such force as tC break her neck
RHODE ISLAND.
George L DOwnings block opposite the
Atlantic House, Newport, was burnt to the
ground, Sunday morning. The loss was about
Slo,O0O, which was insured for $4,000 The
fire was occasioned by an incendiary.
The mill owners OF Fall River city, with
the exception OF the Messrs. Robinson, have
agreed 10 run their mills but three quarters
OF day, and will adopt the plan in Il lew
days.
Joseph Raymore, while skating on the mill
pond IN Albion, Sunday, broke through the
years OF age and his parents reside i'll Yer
mont.
CONNECTICUT.
Katherine Eccies, wife OF German living
IN Hartford, who had been sick for some time.
and very despondcnt, cut her throat with a
razor on Monday last, aud died before any one
came to her aid.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Madame George Sand us soon as she recoy-
ers her health, will complete her nearly finish.
ed work, on which she has been long engaged.
1t is book" Ola legendary opera, hall prose
and half poetry, the score being formed OF the
tunes OF popular songs from the middle of the
nitechth century down to the present day.
The Bank of France recently caused to be
destroyed IN one OF the courts of that estab,
liSllmput nj, ff al,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

Free ExhibitiOn-OPEN IN TIE EVENING
UNION ART GALLERY" will be open FREE TO nm
PUBLIC Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings NJ,
til further notice. All invited to call and examine
the mammoth collection Of the various STYLES of pictures
exl ibon Orders for Pictures taken in the evening
as well as in the daytime. DAN ROWLAND
die diff Prunrietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

PRov1DENcE CARS OFF THE TRACK.-The
train from Providence was more than three
hours late last night, owing TO an accident at
WhitinsviIle, where a misplaced switch caused
the whole train to run off the track. No
damage was done to the passengers. Mr.
Jourdan hurried down with an engine and
car, and brought the passengers up as speed
lily as possible
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

Ihe Book of ali Others that should be read by
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SEARCHES 1t is beautifully illustrated, and treats
HteN OF all the mptOmS sItiug from the iraties
and whiting habits OF eafly youth, ncapacitaiinr The
victim from sharing the ruon of the matrimonial stare
ahl, II not checked III time, degeneraliug all the unc
tons OF manhood, and bringing him step by step to
lnstrns and antmt ~ death Price % cents sent free
everywhere on receipt of postage stamps the amount
Sold by the author nr. H. A. BARRON l94 Blocker ST.
Qnur doors below McDougal street,) G. A. +. MASON,
lb Broad street, Providence. Il. L., General Agent
: Dis t3n+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

POLICE CoURT-On Tuesday, John Smith,
for vagrancy, was sent to the house OF c0rrec
ton for three months +; and John Howell, for
being common drunkard, was sent over for
one month. Mary Madden, for selling liquor,
received the usual sentence of $40 fine and
twenty days Imprisonment, from which she
appealed, aud gave bonds in $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-19

REV. A. II. DANFoRrH, for several years
missionary at Assam, will deliver lecture on
India in the Pleasant street Baptist church,
this "wednesday evening, at y O'Clock. The
public are invited to attend