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agricultural.

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II have received on consignment a very nice ar
tcle Of Mustard, manuIactuTed in Dublin, Ireland
We cas- recommend 1t as being hrst-rate article
For sale by the Keg or otherwise.
] STAIR SON
NEW HONE WE HAVE
~ Just received q very nice lot Of this years
weight Fer sale BY j. STAIR 4 Son.
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PbgNBER AND Gas FTFEBR,
No. l02 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin IA j
Manufactured and keeps constantly on hand az II a.
q Plumbers' and Gas Filters matsrlal8l gucn q
HYiirants Bath-Iubg, Water Nloast1, Ma1a-standn,
Bsfh-3oilars Lead, Galvanized and Iron Pt1o,
shaet Iead, Brass and Iron Lift and Forue Puma
Bras auc Plated Eaucet9, and everything necee1afg
% al up Houses, Storssi cs with water AID Ea1. On
ne most approved principles.
F-Ali work warranted AID done punctualy.=H
PSTsIcaiiE atsnsioa EiTsa . losf ing aRd eegntEE
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.R. q. A. BARROW,

TR1ESEMAR Nos /, 2 AND 8,
intends TO pay shors visit to Cleveland, as several
residents Of that city and DelhborhOod are ANXIOUS
to have personal interview with him for the pur-
pose Of receiving his medical aid. The DOctor may
accordingly be consulted at the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and Both Of October, 1851,
aud positively no longer, as his numerous proies-
sional engagements will render longer visit In
-. Hours Of consultation between 10 ana 6.
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PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. AVER l. CO.,
An NJ nEAnn

Frloel 81 poF Bottlei BIZ B0ttle8 Tor 81.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such ~enOwn for the cure
syery variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il is entirely unnecessary for TO the eVi-
dence Of its virtues, wherever It has been employed.
As II has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not do more than the people
It's quality is kopt 10 The best it ever has been and
that II may be relied to do for their relief all Il
hrae lar md "a 40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

Is the effectual remedy for BslaxstiOn, Spsrmator
rhma and exhaustion Jf tbc System.
TRIESENAR No. 2
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces Of
those disorders, for which COpava and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antidote to the ruin Of
the health of portion OF the population.
TRlESEMAR No. 8
Is the great and remedy Of the civliEed world
for all impurities o. the system, well a. secondary
symptoms obFiating the destructive use OF Mercu-
~, as well as other deleterious ingredients, and
which all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot -
move TBtkSEM4R nos. I, and alike de-
void Of taste or SMELL and Of ait naGseating quah-
ties. They are in this TORN Of lOze1ge, and may lie
on the toilet table without their beng spected
Sold in tin at So each or four So ases in one
fer aud in 81 cases, thus saving s9, a. admins
tered BY Valpeau. lallemand, hOuE, 6e. " holesals
ana Retail by Dr.. u A. BA NR0W, l94 Blee ker St.
flour doors from Mel HOugal street, HeW York. In
mediately on receipt Of remittance. DR. Barrow vii
forward Tresemar 70 any part Of the world, secure
ly packed and addressed secording 70 the instrac-
tons Of the writer.
pt9- -Iriesemsr can also be obtained ~ authority
Of Dr. BarroW from G. W. CLARK, Cleveland.
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AYERS C4THARTTG PILLS



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DT0psv TetteT, TamorS and Sda Rheil, Worms, GoHf
NesiratyiG, a. a DfliseT PHI, aisd for Purifying
Blood.
They are sugar-ooatod, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
sperient in the world for all the purposes Of family
phyBio.
Prico q oentB per Box; Five Boxes for SI00.
Great numb6rs OF Olergymen, Physicians, States.
men, and eminent personages have lent their nnmos
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies, hut space here will not permit the insertion
OF them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAE ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
aud the treatment that should be followed Tor their
cure.
Do not be put of BY unprinoipled dealers vita
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYERS, and take no others, The sick want
the best aid there Ia for the and they should have
It.
eS- All our remedies are for sale by Wh. FIsKz,
STRONG AEEBTR0Na, L. b. GAYLORD, and by al
Druggists.
e2e- Ayers Cherry PeotoraI, Ssrssparina aud "a
Jhartio Pills, for sale By Churchill Brother g.
". corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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UNloN oeuNrY NoMINATIoNs.
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TRTES SBMAR
TRTESEMAR No J

Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and, and
Secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de PharmaCis
de Paris, and the Imperial College Of Medieinss
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE LONDON TIHRs ON THE MEXI.
OAN EXPEDITION.
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NHE GR#PFNBERe FAMTLY

MEDiCINES are erePargc undar the tmmedi-
az superyi-i f ssilAul Phl sieian, and theF
nav BE- relied upon in sil c -ses.
The intelligence Of the community Is not iRsultsd
by the o1er OF single medicine which claims 70
curl all diseases but the GrRfenbel mediss CEN
sst OF eleven dnsrent Medicines, all unequalled in
the cure Of the diseases TOE Which they recon-
met ded among which may be selected one apprOprf-
ste any OF the diseases incident to this county
and climate.
The Grsienberz Vegetable Pills are better than
any ether nd Of Pills in the World-priee 25 cents.
The Grafsnberg Uterine Csthotcon is an infslli-
bic rsmeay tor all emale diseases-prics Sl,5G
gBThe Uterine CaihOlicon will aiso cure gravel,
disease Of the kidneys Urinary difficulty ia males,
The Grsfenberg sarsaparina is BY far the most
powerful and emcaciOu5 compound in use-price 81
Ths Graienberg Dysentery Syrup is q certain and
quick remedy TOR ali diseases Of the boW6lsprce 5c
The GrRfenberE Pile Remedy never fails to perma-
ngztg EelieTs THIS distrE ssins disease-price 81.
The Gutenberg Ohildron'E PAnResa Is an inEalu-
able compound in ali diseases incident 70 caldren-
The Grafenberg Fever and Ague Bemedy Is . soT-
reign spele for tins particular diseass-prios SEC
Tba Grafsnberg Green Mountain ointment excsls
af Isns1 FerT Cons1nptiveis Balm s54ds ne
mast sstouish RELIEF in all pulmonary complaints
-Os - 81 ! botIfe fvsa An eminent Phys.can Of
~ Nsork stateS Thar hs has known the CrafsFlberT
OonsumUtlve's Balm used with gIeat success IN
Drop5Y Cur own s1p5Tisnce substantiates hia
me e. eienbere 2 sslth Bittsrs are nost Pleasant
and dsligatful tonic ever pgepared-p-lee 2 cents
Inflammation diseases Of the Eye-priee = cents.
Ma. b. B. KTNasLEY-Dear SIR: We feel it q duty
We owe to the public, to stss9 that MaFshalps Oas
thOlicOa is q medicine Invaluable fJr complaints
classsd under the head f Female Diseases y have
nsed your O. seisnberg Medicines and have been
greatly henehtied tnei ebyr 20 much So that we're
t4s price double, would have Them. 10 he thou-
sands Of our sen no suffering frOm weaknesses
We would recommend tse Carholieon as aHurs pana-
ees. 1t gives strength 90 the system aud enables
zach Of the organs Of he body to perform their sp-
M 0priate functions. Mrs. ". OAFHk,
Mrs Z. WEEka,
Miss q. SWORMbHEIT.
&edfta March I, 1851
10 The above named Ladies We are Personally acs g
gusmtrd Wilh and know that for several years.
= lille we bYed in Medina, they great 8ulerer1-
Hiss s. has been 20 badly afflicted that it was with
dificulty she able 70 stand rp0B her feet taU
bottles Of UatholIc0n entirely cured her Of her COM
plants. My wife received great bebefE frs n this
medicine. We recommend It to the Laoiss Of thia
eOUnty as q safe and enc ent remedy tor tha many
complaints they are subject to.
JOHN WEEKS,
EditOr Canaeld herald
d. 3. KINGSLEY, CleValsnds l
nn=an narnHa 30. -
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G0mltisslOu.

T ARD-2,000 LBS. PRIME LARD
in barrels and kegs, for sale by
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

Is the efiectual remedy for Belaxstion, SpermatoT
rhCea and exhaustion Of tbc System.
TRIESENAR No. 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-08

HAMBURGH CHEESE.-6OOO'
pounds Hamburger Cheese this day received
aud Tor sale by W MGLHIECH,
nrf3 q Marvin afrent
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

TUESDAY BIORNTNG, OCT. 8, 1854.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washiagton Qaet--Tks .4rng from ths Glpi.
tot Dans-fuhsras ef Gen. Gibson Gen
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THNIMOTHY SEED.-l0O BUSHELS
prime Illinois Prairie Seed, Just received and
for sale BY W. MELHINCH,
Bep26 "a Merwin st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
THE ARRESTS AT BALTIMORE ON FRIDAY

The Boltimore american gives the following parti-
culars OF the important arrests in Baltimore reported
in our dispatches on Friday:
Considerable excitement prevailed in this city this
morning at an early hour in consequence OF the arrest
NV the Federal officers of George William Brown esq,
MAYOR of Baltimore number OF members OF the House
Of Delegates and other prominent citizens, and their
IMPRISONMENT In Fort McHenry. Crowds OF persons
assembled the of the streets and in front Of
the newspaper oil and discussed the matter with
considerable earnestness and warmth OF feeling.
The Acting PoliCe-Marshal has declined giving the
reporters of the press any information concerning the
affair and conseq gently il is difficult 10 speak accurate
ly Of all the persons arrested but the following list will
no doubt prove correct:
George William Brown, Mayor OF Baltimore
Ross Wasns BamSe Memos o. ,ee d aeSrsSg
Dr. j. Hanson Thomas Baltimore, Member Of the Lessa
~ P.rlin Scott Baltimore Member Of the Legislsture
Henry NJ Morh Bslti@ore, Member Of the Legislature
Charlie. H. Pitts Baltimore, Member OF the Legislature.
William @. HARRISON Baltimore Member Of the Legislature
Lawrence Sangt0n Baltimore, Member OF the Les,slTe
Thoma, w. Hall editor Of The South newspaper
Fr.nK Key Howard tho editors and proPrcOr' of The
Henry Nay Member Of Congress from Baltimore City
Dr. A. A. Lynch Stste Senator.
Leonard O. Qnlnlan, Baltimore County Delegate
Mr. Derison Baltimore County Deeg gate.
In addition to these it is rumored that Gen. Benja-
min G.. Howard, Reporter of the United States SUI
preme Court, and the nominee of the Peace party
for Governor of this State, and MIR. John Z. Bruno OF
the House of Delegates have also been arrested.
These arrests were made by the military police OF
the city, who acted under orders Issued by the Depart
ment Of State at Washington, and they were so
quietly effected about midnight that but few persons
were aware Of the proceedings. In the case of the
Mayor small party first proceeded to his city reel
dence, North Calvert street, hoping find him there,
but learning that he was al his country seat the
Relay House, they drove there. and he was soon on
his WAY 10 FoIt McHenry.
About IL O'Clock detachment of thirteen policemen,
with carriage proceeded to the residence OF the Hon.
Henry May Charles street avenue and took that gem
cmsn into custody Mr. May, at the time OF his ar
rest was in bed and after few parting words to his
wife, quickly dressed, and left with small package
of clothing. lie merely inquired for the authority Of
the parties who TO arrest him, and then occupied
a seat in the carriage
AS far could be learned there were no speeiliea-
tions or charges made by the parties who arrested the
prisoners, with the exception Of Mr. May. One oil
the pre- ent stated that they were acting under
the authority OF he Provost Marshal OF Washington
City, All were quickly driven to Fort Nclienry, but
J their ultimate destination il unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
FROm KENTUCKX, ILLINOIS, AND
MISSOURI.
The YANKEE Seen assin-sciz"re disclaimers
on the Tennessec River-Fronienps Proc
is,nn,isn In Practiec-Western Kentucky
tho next Battle-Ground,
80 on sp.tlI Corre,pondent.

Ftoan Our Spselr Correspondent
IsC,sP, KxiTroxY snOxs oPPosirA(
c,IKo, LII, Monday, Sept. ., 1901. J
For good aud sufficient reasons considerable force
wss Yesterday landed here which making its encr-
ge, felt in transforming the wilderness into place
pleasant to dwell in. Where ,ha, force came from or
where Going will be very good subject for my next
letter perhaps. 1t forms part OF Uncle Sans police
force now rather extensive, and will soon be actively
engaged in srresting members OF an extensive gang,
called The Conthieveracy.
The Rebel gunboat, Yankee came within sight Of our
camp las. evening but returned very speedily with the
Lexington in full chase. The latter followed TO within
a short distancs Of Columbus, where tde Rebels are
now in considerable force.
Psdueah having been occupied by our troops, cuts OF
the cherished idea Of the Rebels to attack Cairo from
the upper side Of the Ohio. The railroad TO Union
CITY has been Distracted 80 that the Rebels cannot
suddenly throw a force against Psducah from that
point, and q glnboat yesterday made trip up the
Tennessee River returning with the prizes John Gaut
Trsdewater, Belle, and Jefferson The latter hid on
board several hogsheads Vi tobacco.
A number Of letters from troops at Union City were
seized nearly all Of hem complaining dresdiuly Of the
measles.
From Missouri learn that the last Of Pillow and
IlOmptOuc IOICes tTocscu TIC iNpI ~
last Friday. Pillow thought he was on the wrong side
of the ditch lie viii soon learn that either side will
DO wrong for him. Six companies Of troops from Cape
6imrdesu made march TO Benton recently, seizing
property in accordance with Fremonts proclamation.
They also gave liberty to a number OF slaves Ten
belonging to Gen, Watkins, formerly representative
in tue Legislature but now Brgadier in the Rebel
army, were among tho number set free. OF course
they were glad to be set at liberty One of them said
be " had been wondering Fremont hadn't done 80
befo'" They engaged at fair wages as servants
to the officers and all seemed pleased and dgnied by
their new position.
Al the rate troops have been pouring into Cairo and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

This resolution has not yet seen the Hight in the
Legislature, but is probably the keynote for the
"Peace Convention" 10 meet here to-day, and for the
services of whica the House OF Representatives gave
the use of ts hall. 10 viii be seen from these extracts
how cuDningly these Secession devils act and how
like more than devils they lie. To fully understand
the difficulties which the Union men Of Kentucky
contending against these extracts are also given.
They are literally fighting against men and fiends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
FrAkkroRr. Kr.. $40. n. ls6l

The Senate yesterday relieved itself from the effect,
fits inconsderste action Of Saturday last by repeating
the resolution appointing Commission to visit South.
sIn Kentucky, and oummoning its members home
again series Of resolutions was offered By Senator
Whitaker, ss follows:
Roed That Kentuckys peace aud neutrality have been
wantony vic ssd her so has been tie rights OF her
citizens have been grossly innged by the socsed Southern
Conedese This has been done without cause ere.
fore,
ne yesored by he General fesby Of he Commonwealth OF
heaty That the Governor be requested 10 call the Mill
,Iy force Of the State sxpsl snd dive out the iDysds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
SAlRAlSHlNG NEAR FORT CoRCORly,
STRONG ADVANCEOFR REBELS,
SEVERAL OF OUR pICKETs KILLED
movements of Rebels on the Upper Potomac
EscAPEFRoM RICHMOND.
TREATMENT OF THE BULL RUN PRISONERS.

1.-THE following dispatches appeared in nor,sn =,
days edition. "P'''yTrrSS' gIfsr
Special Di'pstch to The n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday Sent Is. lofl.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1861

vicinity by railroad and river for the last forty hours
we ehould soon have army rivaling in magnitude
that of the Potanac. Unless the Rebels make speedy
retreat, Western Kentucky may be selected as the
next battle-ground.
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Tiop Our Own Correspondent
fHAEEYoST, KY. Sept IL, 1861.
Since my last, we have had a" Peace Convention =
here and Il is fixed fact that the most violent Seces
zoD agitstos are the most clamoIOus pacfeaton Hum.
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Trade with the Rebels Going On
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FROM ENT u G X Y

aRsuRplTY OF NEUTRALITY.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

might materially interfere with our .et;,,
~ TINE OF need. No agent could Act un,,I
ms appointment be confirmed by the Senate j.
a case might occur ia which the Sen.te
y NOS beng IN session, could not confirm
sae appointment Of N agent. Ii sucb !.
case Al agent could not act. Iti.r hol,v
unnecessary. IL may be best that ,ucb
agent be unknown. One man NAV h. c.iisd
upon Tor one thing, and another for
another. Il 10 folly to ask tia, ,he.s +.
confirmed BY the Senate. Never. = the
history OF our country, have federal 80
poInsMents Of this kind been Confirmed l.
the Senate. Why should our State 81 .es
Secretary Cameron does not ask the sen.,e
10 confirm the appointment Of his agents
Mr. Wilson of Dubuque, withdrew hi.
amendment. A''
Mr.. Neal offered an amenamen. IA ,hs
amendment providing thas the agents take
az oa'n 20 discharge their duties to the bes,
interes. of the State.
The amendment Was accepted.
carried. va
Mr.. Wilson offered as an amenduen, to
the "a section the following words .Wheu
appointments shall be submitted to and con-
hrmed BY the Senate"
Mr. bussey said there could be no ob;ec
uon to the amendment, as it OILY had
lsisseoce 10 the agent appointed to pur-
The ayes and nays were called for. and
tue amendment adopted by the following
vote ayes "a, nays Is.
Mr.. johnson moved that the bill be
ordered, esgrossed and read third time
tomorrow.
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CITIZENS MEETING,

At . meeting Of the citizens Of C.sncil
Bluff, At the Cour, Room. on Thursday
evening-eillsd for the purpose OF making
sssangeIeG:s fer providing uniforms. &C.,
Ter the ''Couneil Bluffs Gaards-D. C.
Bt0osKs Was appointed Chairman, aud T.
Tosrx,ix Secretary, On motion, com.
mis'ss Of Eve was appointed TO superinsend
Preparations for making uniforms, and to
receive donations, with instructions to call
ameesins when prepared to report. Com
ni.see consists Of Messrs. SroNx, DopGr,
ess0Exllow, WosDsrsr, and ELooxxx.
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rHE DIFFICULTIES ENCOrSfERED ~
The AMERICAy GOyERyNgxv

4
IHE AMEkICAy GOyERNNENr.
| No one can realize the amount Of embar.
rassment which the Governmenth has encou..
tered from the necessity Of entrustine the
execution OF lis orders TO an army and nsyy
almost half demoraii1ed By offeers Of tres-
sonable sympathies.
When it was decided to employ troops for
the defence Of the Capital, staff oEcers, az
ter remaining long enough in the War De-
partnent to acquire As much knowledge as
possible Of the details, resigned, to carry
tina: knowledge into the camp Of the enc
my,
When the Norfolk Navy Yard was found
to be IN danger, orders were dispatched from
the Navy Department to have all the YES.
sells taken out. Ofhcers at the Yard, secret
y sympathising with secession, frss pre-
vented the execution Of the orders, on the
ground that it was not necessary, and then
resigned. The Navy Department on being
apprised OF this, instantly sent Commodore
Paulding down TO save the property. Blu,
1t was then too late. All that could be done
was to destroy it, to prevent its falling into
the hands OF the secessionis,s, and that he
did effeciually.
When the Seventh Regiment and the Mas.
sachusetts troops arrived at Annapolis. the
Capital was almos, defenceless. A quarter.
master was ordered to 60 to Annapolis, from
Washington, to hasten their march. He
went as was supposedto execute his mission
but instead Of bringing in the desired rein
forcemenss, coolly, at his leisure, brough.
in his resignation,
When the river steamboats, were seized at
Washington for Government use. they were
sent round to the navy yard u be armed for
service. Immediately on their arrival, ey.
~ officer in the yard but one resigned, in
order to stop the work.
These are but few pages out of the
whole volume of unwritten history. At ey.
cry step: for while, the Government wa,
clogged and crippled by traitors, who drew
their pay, and affected loyalty 50 long as
nothing was required of them, but who, at
the critical moment their services were want
ed, deserted to the enemy.
But the active operations of the past few
weeks, and the inexorable sternness with
which every officer is stricken from the roll
who has qualms about his duty. have purg-
ed the service. The army and the navy, at
last, are Offered by men who are loyal to
the flag, and WHO, when they receive their
orders will execute them.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT,

A loud -mouthed secessionist of Baraboo,
Wis, named Leroy Gates, whom the Repub-
hcan styles the 'oiggest fool living" some
time since left for South Carolina, where be
took arms under the rattlesnake banner.
Being Northerner, he was Immediately set
down for a spy. The Palmettoes seized
him. shaved the glossy locks from one side
of his brainless head, the luxuriant whisker
from one side OF his ''damson cheeks" and
the elegantly-curved moustache from the
hnely-chiseled lip-and thus shorn Of his
beauty, they babe him God-speed for Bara.
boo, where he arrived on Friday, trans
formed from traitor to patriot.
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GODEYS LAOV'S BOOK.

GopEr, for June, is on hand promptly as
usual, and contains, besides its regular
amount of choice reading matter, patterns,
etc., double sized colsrcd fashion plate,
and two elegant sugraviuss. Gspkr 10
universally ACKNOWLEDGED 70 be the Ladys
Book others may have the name, but they
are accredited % such in character. only to
that degree in which they resemble the
ssandard-Gopxr.
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eT We have just been shown letter
from Dss Moinss, stating that Gov. Kirk
wood sent W. II. Kinsman, of this city. to
the eastern part of the State, authorized to
purchase equipments for the military Of
Council Blufs.
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When Tom Marshall Vas ia Son -.
drew Sssoaeas"- Snake. Ok ''s
and John Tyler was President. Henry =.
W. hsa harea the House with speech after
.ns.eb shau. the greatness Of Virgins, when
Marshall, wearied with il, rep'issx 70 h 70,
and his perorasion vas isis: .,l-,.x.
Washington vas great m.p; and lo1s aa,e
-, Gvsa :, tn. ieSaev Of departed great
se.s. / had rather have one OF TIE iaoala-
erins bone. a, Noun: Vernon, hsa e'Hy
liris5 Tirg,siG5.S