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AsIPUTATED-It VIII be remembered that
when McCa-ty, a short time sgO, was found
guilty at the criminal court, Of the murder Of
bis wife, on his retgrR to prison he attempted to
xii himself by cutting bis ann with a razor, 1t
being found impossible TO save the Limb, Judge
svayne yesterday od5red the man to be Temoy-
Cd to the ely hospital. and there his ann was
taken OF. I'll not quite certain thai the opera
fon viii save his lie.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-In the case Of the State
rs. Fletcher, the jury falling to agree. by con
sent Of defendants counsel, a new trial was en-
tered Forfeitures were taken in a number Of
csses IN favor Of the State Attachments were
issued in the case or the State vs.. T0mkins, to
take the bodies Of witnesses subpenaed but
failing to attend Robinson, fined at the last
tenn, bis imprisonment having expired, was
brought iG.o court, and took the i~nsolyent oath,
and was discharged. On petition Of J. g.
ssweil, q writ Of ha5eas corpus was issued, To-
iurnable to the court this morning at 9 O'Clock.
The following cases VIII be called to-day: II,
State VI. selby, for murder; 69l, State vs.. J
L. and S. n. Webb Isl, State vs.. Virgins
and any other unfinished business Of the term
ssvsrl heavy causes, set for particular days o.
the term, remain yet to be tTied. Otherwise, th,
business Of the term has been nearly finished
Avery large amount Of businesshas been trans
--srT
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DRESS GOODS AT AUcTI0N-Lsdies- if there
Is any Of you who have not attended the suction
sale OF Messrs A l. Andrews 4 Co, $50 Main
street, You should not, in justice to yourselves,
delay longer. They offer to you, this morning,
another large assortment Of silks, berages, de
laines. muslius, fancy articles, etc, etc, at 10
O'clock Go early and avoid the crowd.
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ARRfrAL-Dr. l. E Nagle has arrived in
tae city, direct from te camp at Pocshontas,
IL reports a favorable condition Of affairs III
that vicinity.
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RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE. V. Gilbert
& Co viii sell this morning at auction, on the
cor4er Of Second and Madison streets, at 10
O'Clock, precisely, a lot Of thirty crates queens
ware, one Eue new buggy, and one fine new
rocksray-aI con6scated-bound to be sold
without reserve. Also, a lot OF furniture, bed
dino err
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CLARK &
GIL!


TIKES HradfcLa. Earacts. TortaErhF, In t5eea min
uE-si Inflammation, Coughs. hsu--da told-, Fry
sirrIa-. bronchitis Iy-Grp-a Cps- ,.Huys nt-ns1
Eyes. Chronic 5o-s Eye-. Sore Ihr1-t. Cuts. B1-zs
rlas, Gal.-as. lofus- tra-t-l Feet, D-sfas--, Old
S1r.s. Sore Eres-r. Sore Nipple Sc-d Htad, Rlrg
worm. letter. Snake Bites. spider Bites Dog Bites,
Ia. Bites. The world g shaLtuEad for its equal for
E-aIIs and Barns. I cures Scratches on nFr.as. Sore
Eyes on f1T-s. SprlH5, Su.iIggT. P9L Evil, tistula
saddle END lafuass gals, teL vaurls or s~relluEs, sHc
r. rhs beet kzavu rere5y 70 apply 20 terierfootet
aboHt tha frog OF TIC foot. Cures al cut1neors diseases
on man or beast
~ one medicine can cure IN an eases, but We car
show ore real proof " me ~ir-e q Auh osal OH
n, healing p-opey.lcE from r-spon'bis men, who an
above being bo7Eh; thso ean be Prcluesd FOR any other
medicine.
W. 81 not asssrt q eurs for every malay 70 which
The La1aH family are f7hjfcf. r.t what W. proclaim
v- can -uJstfu'iata by living witnesses. The AUbro-
-.-l Oh & a Nashville preparation and sold throughout
he South and S~OUthwrFr BY il good ~truEgsrs a1c
general dealers. Ihs South may be- Justly proHd thai
Br. Gl-rE. = native Ieuues-cean, after much labor au1
research. has produced q really worthy medicine. which
Is bound 20 drive ont much q lhs worthless imported
trasL WIKI which the country is Hooded
Please call at o1r Office. where We will tHEe pleasure
Do showing letters and .s-uuou.sls 100 numerous I e
forth .n rhe form Of an advertisement, s9la OF which
come from pHr-i.iaus i1 high standing, who Es aaius
H ir tlelr practice. a. they state, with marvellous ei
f-rss. we chnlerFs the word O. produce sFemedy :
..aaFv and aFar.uHi Iu its healing properties
IT, Read the evidence a. She virtue OF thrk tu
lev srlHr,.f.l or. evidence 50 authentic, and fror
g-r.ous whose word and stsEd-1B afe lrreproaceaoie
Read aud be co WINGED
Nashville, Tenn.
-. -s,lassle and retail. by
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70 80 PUBLTC.

J. ANDREWS & CO, Gate GHb-rt. Andrsvs
a & CO. "2 Main street tak- THE method " IN.
forming their friends and patrons that they arr Hga IN
the hc.di having rented the fine and eoumodi0us store
NO. $50 .1Git Street,
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COMMUNICATION Lawrence was put ia
jail yesterday on he chsrgs Of passing counter
felt money.
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WISH 20 als1o-e IF nv one third Interest 10 Tbs
Eclipse W hart boat
Aud The ruslu sE a~-letafHro l0-a tI she name rF
Morton = O.. ALSO. oue-t1iri interest ia rLarrl.a.
Ocea.a- .yiaE nelf roin- Pheasant. M.
u012 ION . WORT s.
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LADIES' CoNTRmUTION-W. J. Decker, Of
Tsppan's Arkansas regiment, has received for the
regiment. t0ur pairs Of blankets, nine pair OF
socks and Tor those in want Of such articles, a
preseat o. fruits, brandy and vinegar from the
following ladies: Mrs. james Flaherty, Mrs.
Moore, Miss Lilly Moore, and Mrs Sarah Means.
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E D No. .,

HE~ADQUARTEB8 FIFsT DTVISION-WEST.l
r DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, KY, November Tga. I-GL.
T is deemed prudent fr tie ladies now lo Columbus
L 20 retire beyond the limits Of tbe e~leampm-ut. More
wal be allowed 10 visit tLs place. Commanding officer
st Memoirs AID Fort Pillow and Railroad Suprruteut
eut will sec to the execution o. this order. 30 prss
ports viii be granted by Military Dommln8ers Of Posts
ia this Dapartme O.. III J.. PILLDW
no2O Tvs Rrgadiar General q. S A.. Commauf.~g
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TIE GERMAN O9ERA-Al large and delighted
su3ience attended at the theater, las; evening,
10 witness the operate performances Of or Ger
man fiow-cidze The effort was a success,
and VIII result iaa handsome addition to the
contributions Of ae public for the benefit Of tbe
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Canfon. miasIssfnD5.

DIR. M0RTIMEt Will visit Canton, 8ia, aud re-
main at the Pesrce House. one week ensuing from
Tuesday morning ths Goth November, where al who
desire can eoasut bin.
he viii give especial attention 60 tac treatment Of
Chronic Dlssases-r.g.
RHEUNATIsH, s@crarIcA, NEURALGIA, DrsE8sE Of the
HEART, LUsGs, KIDNEYS and sFINE, DysPEFsu.
chronic diseases Of STOMACH and BOWELS, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, ere. Special attention given to BE various
female complaints, such = Tl le. a.ous) entail years Of
anguish and suffering, by an enacistei and ruined con
,;itUuan. o. brings on premature decay and death
no20 90
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
pam REpoar ev mARKET.

TuKrlsHEn FH1a rHt azRcHASTs Z1CHASsE
NfaFHIz November % 1851
COTrON-we id NOT hear Of a sale of moment
Receipts l{6 bales. shipments none
market Is quiet at cur quotations
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. DER. De.
tess Resssedy iss the World,
HerIIh - EfresFfhg

There b no mistake asouti[ &c. u viii cure liver Con-
plant, Dyspeps.a- DilThes- Dvseutzry EesfacHs De-
preston 81 spiit-, Fever ana AgUe inwari F--sr.
BAD P-saih, o. any disease q the Llve-. stomach Or
Bowels.
Fig1rCuFl Ladies Do son want she EI5on OF health 70
10lu- 20 your cheeks agaiu 2 Thea 20 az once and get
dcleaua strengthening Cordial end Hiood Purifier.
Delay rot & m0U8uy-t Is warranted % give ~ssff.flr-
i9u- IL viii CIrs sG7 disease Of RE Kidneys. Womb or
Bladder, Fsntiur, Distracted sienstrrtau0u, FaLlng Of
Che Womb, BuTene-s, or any dsease s-i-iug hoa
c.rOIle gr ne-va-a lehuL.v. n /. IN Ll.LlnLa NIL
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nr EnsErr-,

Do you weut yo1r ds-cuts, slckly- p-ry Children %
be healthy. strong and robust -fien give them No
Leans strengthening Cortisl zee ths directions en- each
bCttla1 it i4 dglcl1.s 90 tlka.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. d
sure preventive szfiHs- ChIis and Fever, yellow Fever
Cholera or any prevailing dselsa-
CAyTICS-BrHlr0 or duEgist- or dealers who may
Try 20 palm Hpou yoa p bottle cf Bitrsrs or sasapadEa.
which they can by ehesp, by sayinEi- is iusl IS good
There are even men blse enough 20 seI pert 0f my
name % dub their vile desocl1us Avoid such mia
nous pirates and -rris VI.lH-Iers compourds. Ak for
Ur J. II. Mrfells Strengthen. s cordial snd Head
P1riier. TGke u1rhlrg ere. u o. the o1iv rsuetv
that will purify Tire blood thoroughly. and at The sars
"a ne strengthen ard ~1tisora-s saa whole orEsuiEs-iou.
Il Is put up 10 large botles-si per bessie, or SIX boz
ties for ave doEa-E.
DR.. J. MCLEAN sole Proprietor
Corner Thlrd and Iils streets. IS. Lous. III,
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ROR &AEEt-
GUNEY BAGS.

1On Second hand go1r o bel Gun0v Bags,
,e1NBO received Per steamer Fa-alrs, and for
ls BY GEO. G. $50 Cr4NAN.
nrfIFm -r- az F-out low.
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ELE7EOY,s
EnR SALE
WANTED,

NO-rREEER on a River Plantation.
"A Arry to F~ARRISGcOS, ELL u"
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GENERAL HosPTAL BENEFT-The General
Hospital, on account We suppose Of being loca-
ted where i does not attract observation, has
been neglected 81 the.msny efforts that have
been made TO supply the sick soldiers with the
comforts their condition requires. Tonight the
ladies VIII give a splendid entertainment for this
institutions benefit Among the tableauz 70
lie presented aIe Romeo and Juliet, La
File du Regiment" The Woman in White, 80
Pyramid Of Beauty Turkish Nupdas,
TIE Wounded Solder plantation Scene
These win be intersPersed with songs, Ducts
dances, and instrumental music.
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u See Gdverassaent Of ws5 d GcCIsls-d whole
sale and tat Druggists, us ara 1T A4a street, orpo-
site Worsbsm Ho1gs. =sg
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FoR NEy CFLERvz.-The F'eanzr May 2. Kerne.
Richardson, uH-trr. D ayes rs ABOVE this evening ct 3
B-urae 4 Co, agents.
FOR WHITE RIyFH-Tho passenger psyket Admi.
rEl. Pre-. -lzTe-, isavCs ~ above his evening ~ i've
70 ock. Bourne & TO-, sgsnrs-
FOR WHITE BIvER.-Ths passenger packet Sam
Hale. Bri-cos, master, will leave rs shove his evening
"a; ; 20 clock. La ~ HsrrstEL gent
F0E YgCEsBUR6 - he mall racket Victoria Row
land. master, will leave "a above fhs eveLIag a. five
O'Clock. !. &. McNaauz. agent.
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MAATED, lNlIENIAIEIN

TwO SWORD sCABBARD MIXERS nsv,-
T. D. CRHNDALL.
JeEcuon hiosk Second 4rser.
heeiu AtE0Eadsy asssh Hsaphs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rafe.
DIED.


A. bis residence, in Bolivar ooouty, Mississippi
LAVD :. BRADLEY. sged hhy-ous years
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ~.
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TENNESSEE MNsTRELs-This corps Of per
fJrne-s are becoming f~avoriies Their perform
ance On Thursday night was very good, and
obtained for them marh applause. They have
already given one benefit, which resulted in the
presentation OF a very handsome sum to the
faud FOR tbs wounded soldiers at the OveTton
Hospital Early ~. week they viii give an
Other for the benefit Of the Southern Mothers.
They ae = liberal setof gentlemen, aud deserve
patronage.
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CHEROKEE CURE!

H-Tbs attention OF The readers Of she EPgsaLn
directed 20 lhe advsrtsssnaat Of G.. ~ JONES & CO..
Wholesale Dr1sgigs, Ea E8 Eala street apl2Iy
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CORRECTED BY F. ". AVERY. CASHIER or TIE GAY
OsO sAvISGs' INSTITUTIONS, MADISON STREET.
p.rkelfs T,ruess.-s Money being the STANDARD.
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DR.. y. II. .TECEoGR's VoIcasrs~
ESBsis51e38E,

Oorsr Tllri aad p 5iso e. = [' 20 z.
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FALL lSD WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Fer 1851 AsD 1852!
Memphis and New Orleans
PACE TIATEI

VIE sa.suti h0z-s n ttisn5~ line MI
l. leave Hrl-h.s f- heF Or.e-r- = ILL.,
lE~pAIs. THURSDAYS aad sAEV s
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Administrators Sale of Land.

uoraIws Franklra Hsl- r
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in good faith, the matter would certainly

in good faith, the matter you'd certainly
rest there, but ], for my part, entertain
some doubts, and therefore allow myself
10 speculate thus:
In Mexico does exist discontinued
party, which is intimately connected With
the church party. They, together, md
ready hearing and aid from the invading
powers, part Of whom have to reconcile
the church for certain mlsdeeds or
neelects in late European or more
strictly Italian affairs. All OF these are
exceedingly anxious to acquire strong
er footho!d on this continent. Further,
all OF them are jealous Of our lndepend-
encc and prosperity = this, uotwith-
standing it would be the true policy Of
at least ono Of the powers, to see Us
strong, so as to remain a successful
rival of its momen,ary ally, failure
to comply with tue above offer Of our
Government, would demonstrate to
Certainty, that the allies do not care 50
much for collecting claims as to aim at
some, or at all Of my above suggested
speculations. Aside from the mainten-
ance of the abstract principle OF the
Monroe doctrine, practically it has long
become a necessity for, as during
new monarchical era Of Mexico, under
the protection of European monarchlcal
powers, the grave question Of the an
nexation OF Texas and the acquisition
OF other former Mexican territories by
us, would soon again be ventilated, aud
the now rebe.ious States, II successfully
pushed by the strong arm Of the Govern
ment, would not resist the temptation OF
anncxlng themselves to, and sharing the
fortunes OF, such an existing, well guar
an.ied and protected monarchy venture
to affirm, Such an annexation might
invovc-I tremble to chronicle it-yes,
it might involve the Louisiana purchase
A CITIZEN OF THE L. 5. OF n. A.
Davenport, Dec. 9TH, 1861.
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STATE ITEMS.

Two horse thieves have been arrested
in Dubuque, with the stolen property on
their hands.
Two hundred men are wanted to com.
plete the 18th regiment, organizing at
Keokuk.
The independence Ucilian says that
turkies are a drug at four cents per
pound in that market. Different here.
THIRD Iowa REG1MENr.-A letter
from Camp Benton, says that CO.. Will
Iiams, of the Sd Iowa Regiment, was re-
stored to his command the other day,
and Immediately arrested a number OF
his officers, but the newt day the tables
were turned on him. The writer says
be is very unpopular with his regiment.
-Heokuk Gate City.
ASSAULT UroN AN EDIroR.-John
Hodnett, Dubuque lawyer,took offence
at a personal article in the Times, and
waylaid Mr.. Clements, the senior editor,
and in conjunction with others, beat
him with a loaded rawhide in the most
brutal manner. The Times says the
whole affair hangs upon the SherifFalty
contest which is still raging there. The
assault was brutal outrage,
DEATHS OF Iowa SoIDIERs.-The fol-
lowing deaths are reported in the mill.
tary hospitals in St. Louis:
Luther Griggs, Sd Iowa Infantry.
Abram Il. NOEL, Co. X, I'd Infantry.
Daniel NJ. Sherman, Co. F, 18th In
fantry.
Thos. Clapp, Co. F, Sd Cavalry.
G. A. Horseclaw, Co. E, 9th Infantry.
Victor NJ. Bar1el, Go. B, I'd
Mrs. Caroline Pratt, Qaundress,) Co.
+, 18th Infantry.
Rodney Highly, Co. G, Sd Iowa.
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The Penitentiary.

As subject Of public interest and
worthy Of consideration, we would cal
the attention to the fact that at the next
session of the Legislature some provision
will be necessary to forward the improv-
ment and security Of the prison. Our
Representatives from this county should
make themselves thoroughly familiar
with the condition of the building,
work shops, &c. &C., before they 90 to
DesMoines. A critical examination may
fave the trouble and expense of com
mission from the Capitol during the ses
sion. As TO the discipline, there is no
prison in the United States that has any
better. MIR. E. A. Layton, the gentle
manly Warden Of the Pcnitentiary, is
vigilant in guarding and protecting the
interest OF the State, is thoroughly &C.
quaiuted with his duties as an officer.
and most active and efficient in dlscharg
ing his obligations to the public. and
those privately interested.
But our object was merely to call at
tention to the fact that improvements
were necessary to be made, and suggest
that it would be well for our Represen-
ta,ives from this county to examine the
condition Of the Penitentiary before
they leave for DesMoines.
We copy the above from the Fort
Madison Paaindealer of the sth inst.
We admit the necessity Of an appropria-
ton for the benefit ofthis institution. and
earnestly hope it will be made. But our
object in noticing this extract, is to call
attention to the fact, that while improy.
ments are necessary in the structure
they are not in the management. The
present Warden, Mr.. Z. A. LAYTON
has probably done more towards sw.
tenatlzing the internal arrangements Of
the prison, and in brushing up the ex.
ternal, than any other Warden the State
: has ever had. A new fence has been
constructed in front, and in fact all the
surroundings are neat and tasteful. In.
side there has been new work bonse
erected, well finished, with high ceilings.
and several other improvements of more
or less Importance, but all adding 10 the
general comfort, convenience and health
Of the prisoners, and the capacity of the
institution to turn off work. The pris.
oners are Ill 10 good health, and kept
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yNOfirR.

v,uE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
auditing claims on the "War Defence Fund
vill hold session st the Burtis House, in Dsven-
ort. commencing Monday, December oh, 1861
Tor the purpose Of examining all claims that may
be presented. uu
in. DEWEY, Commissioners.
deg FIR. WEST,
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VETERINARY SURGEON
SC LILY

NAN BE CONSULTED DAILY RELATIVE
~ 70 the soundness of Horses their di SEES se, and
those to the other classes Of tho brute
corner Of Perry. ro-os -
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probably employed. a friend OF ours
who. was recently through the prison.
saw the dinner on Tuesday last, and
saws it consisted Of the best corned beef
with 20. atoes, and Of corn bread better
t ban is generally found in other hotels.
One thing is very evident, that IN Mr.
E. \. Layton, the State has, IN all re-
spec,s,a thoroughly competent and hon
est man for Warden, and We do most
sincerely hope tina. the powers that be
will have good sense enough to retain
him "a long as the can. Ia these days,
when we are cursed with SO many inca
pable an / dishonest public officers, It Is
refreshing to find a good one, and E" hen
he j. found re believe in sticking to him.
Ens DFvocRAr AND NEWS: The
following two numbers, sent respective
" on the goth of November and the TN
Of December, to friend, we're returned
to me with friendly advice to give to
these articles a wider circulation. II
Won concur. then make the best use Of
them. Some more may follow.
Yours, respectfully,
DR.. IGNATIUs LANCER.
Davenport, Dec. l4th, 1861.
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Notice.

TyO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESEN-
/ tives Of Susanna SPOTS, late Of Caernarvon
township, Lancaster county, Peqns, deceasedd
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of an order
Of the Orphans Court Of Lancaster county, to me
directed. will bold an inquest to divide, part or
value the real estate of Susanna SPOTS, decd.
on Thursday, the 10Th day Of December, 1861, ~
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the premises in Csernarvon
township, said county when ard where you may
attend il you think proper.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster, November II, 1861.
s. ". p. BOYED,
dc3l Sheriff Of Lancaster County, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sPUOIAL NOTICE
TO CONSU0PTIE.ES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afe~ weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known TO his fellow sufferer
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free ofrharge, with the direc-
tion for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CUKE FOR CoasUNPTIOs, ASTHMA,
BRoscHITis, &c. TIE only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which ne con-
ceivesto De invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAAsBURGH,
oct3D-3mw Kings County, New York.
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SlrNyed.

I'm MONDAY NIGHT LAST, A BAY HORSE
Colt, 81 years old, is hands high, small!
White SPOT in forehead, black name and tail, shod
ali around strayed from the enclosure Of the sub
s,riber on the bluff, near burrO-s' residence. a
liberal reward will be paid for any information
vhich will lead TO the recovery Of the animal.
CHAS. TEGLER,
dc1-dkwtfl Grocer, No. 4, East I'd St.
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TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de
sirous of owning good Sewing Machine, that is
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out of order, one that makes the stitch ike
on both sides, one that doe. net skip stitches or
unrave, one that will sew equally we'll on thick or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
out breaking, one that makes a uniform seam,
(leaving no ridge underneath one that will use
any No. of cotton thread, linen or silk, one tina
will last for years on all kinls Of work; in short
one that is not more trouble than it is WORTH buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, it is the cheapest in the
end" See advertisement In another column
Chicago Heald ag4-ddwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-16
Dissolution or Pn,smersht,,.

Dissolution Of PnyfssersIttD.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON l. BROWN Is
- this dayA SOLVED by mutual consent. All
debts OF the firm to be settled by James Thomp.
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm Mr..
Thompson will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
all demonstrating the public for all past "a
vors, he hopes to merit continuance of the same
September 3, 1861.
spl0-dtfl IRA BROWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-16
NfrNyed.

BLACK STALLION PONY, ABOUT 8
a wears old, three white legs and white mark
on f.rehead, hick short double name. Had On
halter when he left. Any information which
Iii, lead 70 his recovery will be literally reward
"a no HENRY HAUPT,
nois-dAwtfl Mississippi House.