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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-15

See hat the signature ~ of q. M. JACKSON
is on the wrapper of - each bottle. All 9TH
ers are counterfeit.
Principal Office and Manufactory at the German
Medicine Store, No. s3l ARCH STREET, Phila-
dephia, Pa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-15
HON. JAS. ROSS sNowpEN

Prothonotsry of the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
mia, writes:
PHILADELPHIA. Se-t. II, 1867.
'Hoofand's German Bitters" is a very useful ar
tice as tonic and appetizer 1t is not an in
uoxi atipg drink, and may be used benefcially by
persons of all age. Re pectfully yours,
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN.
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CH ARlL Es ON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 1, 1869.

We pH1sr, this morning, an elaborate re-
view of the trade and commerce of Charles
ton for the year ending yesterday. This
review has been prepared with care, and
will confirm the confidence felt by our peo-
pie in the latent power Of the State. With
oheerfulness and reasonable hope do We
enter upon another business year. We have
the promise Of ane crop Of the feecy
staple, ourbusinsss facilities are improving
daily, snd, IS well aa man can judge, we
have before as harvest Of prosperity that
will amply repay us for ell the tolls and ell
the embarrsssments Of the last few years.
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different ages and sexes. This cruelty was
praeticed because the owuer had determined
that nobody should live on the land IT,.
The London Standard, OF the 18th OF Au-
gust, chronicles the movements OF Mr. Sefer-
son Davis thus: 'Mr. Jefferson Davis is the Lion
ofGlasgoy AMI its vicinity just now, hlmseit
and party having established themselves 10
that city. and made several excursions IN the
neiehborhood., On Wednesday. en- route 10
Glasgow, they passed through Duntermnne'
and visited the Abbey Church and ruins. mr.
Davis then paid visit To Stirling, and LETT tof
Callander in the evening. The news soon
spread that the ex-president was IN the town,
and as he left per train in the evening three
hearty cheers were given by the large con-
course of people congregated on the plat
form. Mr.. Davis Afterwards visited Dollar.
1t Glasgow he visited the Exchange, where,
in expectation of o visit, there was crowd
cd attendance. The assemblage opened
passage in the centre of the hall, up
to which MIR. Davis walked, and at the end
OF the room entered his name in the visitors
book. On leaving the building MIR. Davis was
loudly cheered.. The sbipbullding yard OF the
Messrs. Napier & Govan was also visited, after
which the party returned to the residence OF
MIR. Smith, Benvue. Dowanhlll. On Thursday
Mr. Davis, with DR.. Charles Mackay, left Glas-
COW for Oban. Mr.. Smith and number OF
friends accompanied him some distance down
the Clyde. On leaving the Broomielaw quay,
where there was g large concourse Of persons,
MIR. Dsvis was followed by loud cheers, which
he acknowledged by raising his hat and bowing
repeatedly. A similar demonstration was ao-
corded him at Greenock,. Dunoon, Inne'iau,
Rothesay and righnabruateh, the crowds who
were assembled at the different piers exhibit
iug an eager desire to have g sight Of the
famous ex President, of the Southern States"
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cor. LOUD aOT 4 l..

1aIS NEW AND COMNOI IOUR BOUsH. Local
ED corner o. Broadvae and Forty-aecobd-s reel
possesses advantages over al otner house. for he a.
conmodaton its guests. 1t WIS ouilt e1pfessi!
for a Hr-t.ci .ss family boarding. house-tne rools
beng large and en- -use. heated ~ sein-""n ho'
anu cold " ter and tur ished second 10 nooe; while
the culinary department ia /, th- most experienced
nands. an riding .nraia au uncoaaEad taoe.
One of siwood's Pa nt ls7s or- Is aiso among
the ..mrd rdern Improvement 1no al the service o.
guests 1t Ill hours. -,
The eroaJwa, and University Place cars pass tnc
door every our rinutes, runninI frorn the Wy
Hail 70 Central Pa K, while the >ixth aud evenlo
Avenue zines ara but short block nn either side.
aaordng ample facilities for communicating nth al
he depo's, steanboat landings, olaces OF sir nse-
uept and busine IS OF the great metropolis:
mUnE & RULLEY, Proprletors.
m,-.s15 6nes
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ENUR SALE, FOUR McCtRrnY NOL.
IL LER SINS, second hand, but little used
Prem um FaIm Gri-t Mill, "Proseus" Patent
1 Haod-power teel Grist Mil
IS Ploughs, OF varied and most approved patterns.
all but little used an at low prices
Cotton eiker
Four-horse Power steam t6Sine. second hand. in
goou condition
Apply to CAMERON. BARKLEY & CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting aud cumberland streets
a1,cuto I'm,
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EHOH SALT, THE DES'K tBLE s.r ~
II DIN z, near Hampstead Mall-the House
and Lot No. S4 America-str-et ono door South Vi
Bsk. on east .ide Of said s'rcet The Lot measures
in front on :me .-stree. 65 feet lnohe- IN depth
$50 feet, m or less, with the ar portion OF The
lot on the south, saw - feet - tnchrs. On III :
pre- ises /. substantially uIit two Inda half rrorv
wooden uxein;o brick + un-id1on containing
five squ re ooT-. with gas h1tur's IN order.
dressing room plntry and hnishrd attics. aud dou-
bic D ezza oil oyere with heavy tin lately repa'nt
o and !. prvate stairway; also, atSo story Kitchen
sith f,.u. 'ooms, .oacbhouse. staole and n J lof
&C.; al-o an ex sive ctsterd, built With hte ing
wal an, q coed vel OF cho Co. spring water. each
turutshaj Nth u rolern Dup. An open fence In
'front.'. w1.u ev .recn hedge. also flower garden in
'front.' extensive vino OF ch) ce grapes no" tr tull
bearing. v-gotabc garden and fruif trees rompris'
lpr sweet orarge, necta iue. peach. plum fig. &c.
The neigh orhool IL notorious as be .lth5 location
Possession car be G. ven Immediately.
F5r terms &c. ply TO EDW AkD U. ID BIN,
No Gilinn-strert mean Old Poslonice or on tie
prem, .es August 10
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tost auD fuunD

rrWESTY DOLLARS REW,RD AVID
Il no questions asked, on the re urn to WALKER,
EVAN & WILL Of eight dupcate y to
Herring's Fire Proof afeR, etolen from them. These
keys belong 10 safes now In thsi" store md unsod
They are OF no value 10 any one except W. Z. o.,
and only to them in saving the expense OF char gns
tne looks sept
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. 100000 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia according to law
for the benefit of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
A purely Southern Company, alloSing only Six
per cent OF its earnings TO the stockholders; tue
rest { the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the C, ntibution plan.
Fire Department las been in successful opera
ton tor SIX months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Lie Department in full and successful operation,
and vieing with old companies in its success
All Of Its Polic,s non-iofe,table. and of every
description of Life and Endowment, together with
On an nifty table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon ravei, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half of It's premiums. No notes taksn.
OFFICERS:
WI LawTON. President
J.C. McBCRNLY, Vice. President.
r. j. LIG HTFOOT. secretary.
C. F. MocAY. ronsti utinS Ac'uary
P. q WRIGHT. Examining Physician.
This Company IL now prepared TO axe risks either
In the Fire or Lite Del artments and solicits share
OF the patronage of the city and State.
j. G. HOLaIES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local an Travelling agents wanted in all paris Of
the >tae. Liberal commissions allowed, or q SAL
ary If preferred. Applications to be made to
]. HOLMES. Jr. General agent, No. 35 Broad
street. Charleston, ). q.
July 2l D&c win
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. Gpuartnfrahip aptife.

OOPAKTNERSHlP NOTIC E'- 81 n.
V HENRY W. Frost Is this day assoc'ae with
as as o Copartner. he bu.iness Will be CO Quoted
In CharIest npder the oil arm Of GOURDlN.
M.TTHlE>SEN CO, and IN savannah under
that of G. URDINs, YOU IG b FRO T.
Henry GOUPDtN.
RoBERrN. G0URDIN.
September l, 1862 LOUIS G. YOUNG.
sept
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FRESH pRt GS.

VUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE
eJ AND RETAIL BY DR. Il. BAER, No. 13l
MRETING-sTREE1-
RISON's TOBACCO ANTlDoTE
Rose's Cough Syrup
schenk'a Puimonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy ,
cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving SoluhoL
Browns Chorodyne
German Blood or KAISER" Pills. &c. &C.
Fleming's Worm Connections
W ght's Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchilrs -ycup Hypopnosphits OF Lime
Van Deusen's Worm onteclons
Hurley's VIC m Candy
Bardotte'- Worm Sugar Drops
Gieienberg Pills.
Cephaic Pills
Schalenberger's Fever and ague Pills
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver ILL.,
Liun'- V, getabe Pills
Russe!ps Soothing Cordial tor Children Teethipg
Jayne's lucrative
Jayne's Expeciorsnt
Jayne's Farpinative
Jayne's Sana nafive Pills
Radvav's Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
Radway's Ready Besolvent.
June 81 mwf
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DO Gent.

ITO REsT, THE PLEASANTLY STU.
ATED three aud q ha'f story RESIDENCE. NJ:
50 >miih street, near Yanderhorst. Apply at No.
GJREnTY. SrRkRT. 81 Augus' 81
DEAL STATE AGENTS, AND o. HERs
h, having houses to reut, can have tncir Placlrds
&C.. printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles OF lype at rHE NEWS JOB or
FOE, No. LAD last Bay
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:.lDIsw.
TON HOT e l. .
cHARLEs1oN. SOUTH CAROLINA.

TulS riySr.CL's5 EOrEL i UAfED N q
pieasant Ior.t;on and IN the business portion of nr
cIt read -rs II the ruost esitnble ot2 tor sitiisf
prrna ,nrut or trar- cnt gcOs 4. he accommodations
s nus 1888. cd. havi - px enslTr suites " eie"a.
m =, ncu sr rtrpcut- 10 lrt les single eD:ir-
MN The proprietor Will thdesVor 10 maintain u e
hi b rerat tioo e joyed by the 'harleston'' as
d vt class bous-, rtort E be Shared 70 de-
serve contnua nee OF the liberal patronage hereto
fore be.towei upon it
Ihe best of Live accommodations will be found
adjoinins tie establishment.
The pou-e 1; supplied with the celebrated Arte
alan Gux OF winch dsie ehiful ba hs cah be bad
ellner day or night. 4. u. . =. NJ,
Jniv IL Proprietor.
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I)issplutiuu Of GoparlHership.

NOTlOp .-THE COptR rNEKSaiP
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned.
under the name ofKfRKPATR'CK of & WI rE, Is dif-
solved bv ITS own imitation
Anew partnership under ibe same name, has been
formed between the 80 parties which Is auhoriE-
ed to 90 lect the assets and liquis tine deot of the
former concern jas. ID KIRKPATRICK.
Sept1 w6 GEO. " VILE
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T3OR SA,E. HOO ACRES. UF WI LII
II FINGERED H. ND in lower p ri Of baruw Il
Count six miles from south tdisto River. Terms
made very low For particulars. address Dr.. G. 3.
uUrrO Griham's Turnout, C.5. r. K.
August 20 D&o 36
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H1HH COPARTNERsHIP HGKETO-
4 FORE e11s'ing under the name and stsle of
FHIETE & OHAPMAN having expired by l own
lLrltation. we. he unders 60 d have form new
opartuership, under the eane name aDd stvle for
the transaction OF business at No. SO King s'reet,
Charleston. O. n. W XII IE.
September !, 1869. W. o. CHAPMAN.
6ep;1
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TT E II Il e EY'S
INPR0YED MCCARTHY GIE,
ADAPTrD TO
Ginning Fine Upland Cotton

LATE CHANGES MADE IN THIS GIN AID PTS
II TO tue Inniur o. CPIA>D DION. III use OF
it va on ma On ton last season proved that II
ihauced the vaIue or lh- Ootton 1t does not n.
jurt the staple 10 Ihe slightest degree
PIa,ters will find il 10 lne'r ,dvan age. and are
ics,ed 70 examine into this Gin Particularly those
who have planted the iner gra1es OF Upaid Cotton.
he ,iin has .en in use upon the ia Island 90 ton
Tor over 6een years. and Its reputation for t1a cot
ton fully established. ApDly to
WILLIAM =. HENERtY,
Machinlst and Foundry.
AH1ust IL yfta1me No, 3l4 Neet'na-s street.
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CAHD AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
y low rates at MARSHALL'5 WHARF.
AUGUST 20 lm0
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for SGli.

H,R sALE..LTHREE COUNTERS, go.
II 80 and 10 feet long, With turned lost. for
sale Apply at No. 78 BkOAD.SIREET.
August 81 ~
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3HsuIuDls.


ID IL U y K l. Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. 81 300 900
IssUEs ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDoW-
MENT PoLIcTE>. Divid nds annually In cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed Sur
render.value Plan Policies, word vide. Second TO
no Company In the United states ior stability, hbe-
raEty and economy.
Oaace No al Broadway. New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BoUcK, President
WIN. NJ. COLE. Aecretary.
State Agency No. 35 Broad-streef, Second Floor.
Local and Canvaasing Agents wanted throughout
the state. r
Apply in person or br letter to
JAMES 6. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent TOR South Carolina.
July l2 mwf emos
A mEKIcAN ToaTisE
Life and Savings Insurance Go.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, {
No. MARYLAND BUILDINGS. BALTIMORE.
DE-. EM N POT. Medicai Examiner.
THOMAS ooURTENAY, Manager
BRANCH OFFICE, CHAKLr sTON, s. c.
DE-. THOMAS L. oGIER, n dicai Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JE., General Agent.
CHARLESTON BOARD REFERENCE:
Hon. ALFRED uCGkR-
" q MAGRA,a ESQ President z. @. B. r.
Hon. j. CAMPBtLL. attorney st Law
THO. d. WAGNER, ESQ.,. OF j. Fraser Co.
ANDRrW sIN0ND>. $50 President First Ma
ttonal Bauk.
ROB- +Ri MU"R. Eeq. of Messrs 3. Mure Go.
EDWARD LAFlrrh, OF Ed. Lafitte & Co.,,
Colonel J. Z SLOAN, often Factor
" a COURrENAY, ESQ, OF uessrs. Courtenay &
Trenholm.
q. 3. OIL EY Esq.. Of .,essrs. Oney Co.
HavinO been app inted General Agent for North
and South Carol ma for the above reliable aud popu-
lar Life lnsu ance Company, Iam prepared to re-
ceve applications at reasonable rates and on favor
able terms. JOHN z K,rKLAND, JR.
0faoe for the presci at Hessrs. Courteuay Il
Trenholm's, Union Wharf. vssmos. June
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. In both Eng
lish and German, by Robert stewart, " b.. OF Miss.
he wors covers the whole ground Of the breeding
boh in sickness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor. and Is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address G. +. VEN
Publisher Cincinnati. o. 6mo$ March 10
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VATANTEO, EVEKYBUDY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds. plain and
is executed promptly In the neates.
style aud at the lowest New York prices, q IHE
Nrws Job ONCE. No. 1l9 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime tho scale OF prices before giving your orders
elaevherA
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COFFEE. SUG II, sc.

OUE II E11s NOW MS NVOs
HO BAGS CHOICE BIO COFFEE
OU 80 bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 bags choice Laguayra Coffee
Is pockets Choice Java coffee
200 barrels various quail les Refined SUGARS
ALSO.
PEPPER, Mich -, SODA. &c.
For sale by HENRY COBIA co.
August 27 fmw3
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A U,TIUN EEKS, BhOK Frs, Nd
a others wishing III or Sale" tlacards, Business
Cards @. othet Joo Printing executed With neat
oss and Dispatch vii consult their interest by leav'
ing their orders st TIL NEWS JOB OFFICE. No
I49 EaSi Bay.
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CO. IT H e KN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1, 1853. .s51o,00O
DIVIDEND DECLARED. 80. FORTY PER CENT.
INJURIES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES Its principal business Is With
southern states and to them It appeals for patron
age II haa ample means to fully protect po!icyhold
ers and pay sl4lpsses.
srrcERs.
JOHN B. GORDON. p esid MT.
d. a. HILL, L. Il. COLQCIrT. Vic Pres dents.
4 aU>rELL Z. HOLLAND, Fiuarce Ccaartsee.
W. q. MORRIS, .tcretary.
BOARD or DIREcToIs.
atlanta Ga-JoHs B. GoEI ON. AUsrzLL, E. W.
HOLLAND J. T. ALEXANDER J. Fl. cAIL.wAY, J.
JOHNSON.
Athens. Ga.-E. c. YAscEr, BENZ. H. BILL, RoD-
ERT HoMAs
Columbia, =. C.-WADE HAMPTON.
Augusta. Gao PHIsIzY EDWARD THOMAS.
Madrson Gs.-D. E. FULLER
y arlington Gs.-RoBEBT TooNss.
Cutnbert, Ga B NTH.
Newton, GA a. Il. CoLQurrr.
Chari hte Y. C.-TM HN5roS.
Allendale O-B. L Wu.LlNGH4lM.
Greensboro, h d.-W. A. CALDWELL.
j. II. o14Ll4r.is, General Agent.
ACGU %TA. Ga.
S. Y. TUPPEH resident Agent,
CHARLESTON. &. c.
H.w DEsAUsSCRE. N. D., Medical Examiner.
AUGUST Is DAG 2mos
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C,OK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
n any cuantty Price IS cents per hundred
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap-
ply at the Office of THE NrWS. March
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O9anl rDUING AND Hain-CCTTlaG.
LADIES AND jHIIDhGN
attended at their residences promptly and at reason
able rates.
Send orders 10 WE MARSHALL, Barber,
April IA No, u broad.street tup staffs.l
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HINES E LABORERS.-PARTI
u wishing 10 employ large or small numbers OF
CHINESR LABORERS, u'ay make the necessary
deiy cred in any part OF the country by application
to KOOPMaNScHAAP, San francisco. California
July 40
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NTOrICE.-MR. DaVIEL LLSESNMH S
IN this dsy retired from our Firm. Our ous-
ness will be onducf' In other resGe ts as hereto
tore LxSESNE WELLS.
September 1, 1869. Sept I
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HONEY !

EoR SALE, WHOLESALE AND Retail. BY
II DR.. n. BAER,
June 26 NO. III Meeting-str
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q . U It II Z Il N
LIFE TRANCE COMPANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
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SERVANTS. WHITE AND col
(T URED, can be obtained by applying 10 EN-
PLOYMENr OFFICE, No. 90 Queen-st1eet.
Anpust %
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WANTED, TWO ROOMS. IN RE.
w SPR TABLE neishborhood. Address III ,,
at tbs Office, stating terms. Immediately.
30
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w LIABLE MA \, Coppersmi'h and Tur-
ner, accustomed to Railroad work. Good wages and
steady employment. Address q. COLI INs' has'er
Of Machinery, A. aud g. Railroad, SAVANNAH ua'
August 3U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

Iowa may be justly proud of her educa-
tional institutions. They are young, like
herself, but have her own rapid growth and
promising future. Among her good institu.
tons 10 the Iowa College, .. Grinuell. The
catalogue Of this institution for lsss-'6e.
just published, shows substantial prosper;.
y that msst be truly gratifying to its friends.
The attendance since the publication Of III
last catalogue has been 1871, q follows Col.
lese Department, 4s; Preparatory Depart.
ment, 14s; Ladies' Course, Is; Lsdies' Pre-.
pantory, I.
The completion Of the fine additional
structure will afford facilities for still larre,
attendance during the present year. Iowa
College stands in the front rask Of Western
Colleges, and ia an institution Of which the
people OF this State may fesl proud. II has
an able corps Of professors and tutors. .ome
OF whom have national regulations for learn
inE and ability - educators. n. s,-;n.
Term begins on the Goth inst. rhn.. -.
sous dssirous Of particular information =
gard 70 the College should ad6rev, Hoa
Geo. =. Nsgoon. D. D., President Of the
Faculty, 0rinnell.
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OSB villainy now presssd upon Congress is
the Usage Indian Treaty. Tho Washington
correspondent Of the Tribune says "hslf .
dozen Kansas men are 1t work 10 the lobby
70 press the Ossge Treaty through, and they
express perfect confidence in being able to
secure the favorable action Of the Senate.
This ia treaty Of such outrageous character
that when exposed in the House, ) resolutie
protesting against its ratification passed unan-
imonsly. A number OF Kansas men have
arrived 70 oppose il, and the content, out,
noe OF the Senate, at least, will be . very
actiye one,''
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Tbs best way for the honest members Of
Congress who want to preserve . good name
70 do 90, is to abolish the frsnkiug privilege
altogether. We know plenty Of good men
who will 60 to Congress and pay their own
postage if the gentlemen now there would
sooner resign than give up the franking priv
ileee. The correspondence and business Of
An immense patent medicine institution in
New York is aid to be done under the frank
Of Hon. Demas Barnes. NJ. c.; who is one
Of the proprietors. And there are several
similar swindles coming TO the surface. Now,
if Congressman doE't want to suffer in pub
lie estimation. let them stop these chaps who
are swindling the Postal Department Of the
Government; let them abolish the Thanking
privilege.
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THs Iowa Mutual Insurance. Company hes
petered out, and this is the showing of Il.
condition according to the Davenport
Democrat; $9,0oO. 900 At risk; hes 81 ,lao in
cash; has $40, 500 unpaid losses; and Z pile
Of notes and aceosnts anosating to $ss, 600.
THERE'S insurance agony for you. A receiver
has been appointed; but the receipts will not
burden him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15

BEE. BprLER sxtinguishes tho 7ribane's
ioe'c IN this forcible way: "There il no
doubt that the way to resume i 10 sssams,,
O0' can you 40 II The way to get we'll il
% 81 we'll, but can Jon do ii sThe wAy q
jsnp over the moon is to do it, bu. can "a.
DO III hold that resumption il an inpo.-
sibslity q present."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-15
TESTIMONIALS.


Hon. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
0hisf Jsstiee cftAs Skpreme Cbsst u Fenssylvanid,
write
4sN#sst4~ y I. HAslsisapAss AGasuA ~ lsg1.
good toaie, .sssal 10 ~ 1tssesss Il n. dises-
tive or0AAA aaA sdagF.a bsstnt in csses
dsbnity ana vanto psrvous act3on in the syaiem-
Youn truly, 0D0. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge u ~ ssprsase 0savf ~ Rssvlr@sts
Philadelphia, April e, 1859.
ediose n Of Attacks Of Indigestion Dyspspsia.
can certify this from my expesiencs Of It.
Yosra. with rs,pecs -
Froa nsv. sos. n. KRNNARD, d. D.,
Rassor ~ the 7sstA Bpata GAa~eA, F7slsdelphsa,
D.. JdcksoA-Deaf 0E, have been frequently re-
questsd 70 connect ny nsnA With Recommendations Of
different kinds Of nseinee but regarding the practice
20 out Of NY sDpropris hate aph.re,I have IN
various Instances snds partieuIsriy IL M,
own family Of the ssefalHAs Of Dr. Hollands German
6tsess, eoast ~ ooce efe0 ny usual coufse
pres my fnu conviction thai, general debiittr ~ Ge
syne~, md especially for Lsper 0~piasrt Il u q safe
and valuable PpDvatios. In casss it may fall but
usually doubt not It viii BE- very bsnedciaI to those
who sufer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. n RKNNARD.
Eighth, below Oostss 1t.
Urem Rev. =. d. TENDA LII.
Asststdnt Editor CAriaian Chrosicle Pailadelph,a.
have derived decided benefit from The use Of Hoof.
lAAds 0WAn Dtters and feel II my privilege 70 recon-
mend then most valuable tonic to all Who are euf
fsfng from general debility from diseases ariaipe
hon deranesmsnt Of thslivsF.
I'D PENDALL.