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Ilantro-

TTENTION .-ExcclsioT Cooperative Colony. 2li
N BoWcr,. Public meetings every saturday at $
o'clock. Tile COLONY las secured superb location on
the Rcpuh iran RIVER, Kansas. uatty Of 10 air, adv
on thu ground makiuE ltau ms ter the arrival OF
the main body, which v D, ave THIS city march,
ufGU N,GREGOE. secretary.
Fellow workmon' This IL thu b. Il chtug, ever Of
forcd OF tkne home IN the Great Wet Ne ,lect II
ami you viii ever re- ret u.
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CHARLES COLLINS, J coro.,,
LkWlsF. WITHIN, n nvueI ~
CLARENCE L.. COLLINS. IAr'neFS
JAMES G ATWATER SPECIAL Partner.

City and County Of New YORK, SON the Sls day OF
December. one thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.
before me Game John II Cuthbert Joseph II. Cunning.
ham, And william III. Thompson, to me personally
known and known to me 20 be the individuals decrhed
in and who executed the above certificate, and they
seyeraly acknow edged that they executed the came
ADAM z. PENTZ Notary Public.
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FnamtiaL
L,IGHT PER GENT. GOLD

D.. j. . - lthtu'n' =. d. onn..ono>>
LllGHT PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or TIE ISSUE OF
10000.
BY THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY r. X. Co,
in denominations Of si.oOo and $780, coupon regis
tered with interest at eight cent per annum pays-
bic 18th February and August. In gold, free of United
states taxes In New York Europe. The bonds have
thirty years tc rum payaben New York in gold Trus
tees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New York.
The mortgage which these bonds ia at the rate or
t9,5O0 per mile, covers q completed road for every
bond issued, and Is FIRST ana only mortgage. This line
connecting St Joseph with Fort Kearney will make
| short and through route TO Calitoruia $4,000.
The Company have capital stock Of ;sioOOOOOo
100000 acres valued at the lowest estimate ooo mn
Frrt Mortgage bonds 10000
Lenrs road III mile: price and scsrSsS IN
tercst Can DO ooalncd from the undersigned Also,
PRs and
Income are desirable to parties seeking safe and ucra
wF. CONVERSE CO. p GO N, A Aes
TANNER co. Fi'oa i A Is n 4, New York.
TOR sALE-CHolCE
EIGHT AND TEN PER CENT.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS
STATES OF ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI
An of high order, and nrstclass securities OF
Es y 81 s@ Suitable n4 syHoS
and profitable Investments For sale at reduction De:
any time. without notice. '' . NV '"''- '"' '''''
Government securities received in EXCHANGE at the
en g spfSs. e Of Sy resi-
Itakc pleasure in recommending these bonds with the
%en pcyus Them 10 bS shy Il Point security S equ a
~ s STOCK S SHBEII$ / as SlG GqaEaAfFTosrrs
q PINE ST.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
INSURANC E COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA.


Incorporated liza. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL. 600
Losses paid since organization. ... SIS, 600, 600
Receipts Of Premiums, 1869. 81 ,9e1 s9745
Interest from Investments, 1862 .1i4so6 "a
s2lOe,5s4I9
Losses paid 1869. Observation-Disclosures 81 0s5 "a
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS.
First Mortgages on City Property. $685. $50
Bonds. .... ...................... 1,l9a,sas
Railroad, Bank and Canal Stocks. s.......,. b5,70S
Cash In Bank and once .................. 247,620
Loans on Collateral Security ....,..,.,.... SGboS
Notes Receivable, mostly Marine Premiums 2Si,944
Accrued Interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20,95T
Premiums In course OF transmission. :. -. 6,196
Unsettled Marine Premiums. 49,. ....... 100000
Real Estate, once OF Company Philadei-
pha. a..................... .......,........ $4,000
t9Jss,5s1
DIRECTORS.
Arthur g. CONN, Francis r. Cope,
Samuel w. Jones, Edward H. Trotter,
John A. Brown, Edward &. Clarke
Charles Taylor, T. Charlton Henry,
Ambrose White, Alfred ID. Jessup,
William Welsh, Louis G. Madeira,
8. Morris VAIN, Charles w. Cushman,
John Mason, Clement A. Grscom,
George L. Harrison, William Brockie.
ARTHUR q. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT, Vice. President
MATTHIAS MARIs, Secretary.
q. ii. REEVES, Assistant Secretary. ga
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THE CHRIST TEA CHER.

70 teach like Christ we must be scholars in
His school. He was the great Teacher sent from
God, and we must study our Teacher. No man
ever taught like Jesus. His lessons were world
wide and suited to every child of Adam, what
ever the cline, whatever the circumstances
How varied the lessons He taught, how simple
the language, how practical the truths-guid-
ance for everyday life good for the soul How
patiently He taught His disciples, just as they
were able to bear it,, How fully He symps-
thzed with their humanity! They were tired,
He bade them sit down; they were hungry, He
fed them; and hoving minstered to their bodily
wants, lie fed their souls with the bread of life.
He knew, too, when to speak a word to him
that was weary. Let us strive to follow Him in
this matter. His great aim in teaching was to
win the heart not the intellect. He might have
spoken in language that the angels might have
stopped to listen to; but He adopted the simplest
words, 30 that even child might understand
Him.
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MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETo.
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QUA RnL1axOus COLUMN

CASTING AL ON JESUS.
Ileft It all with Jesus
Long age;
AL my sin brought Him,
And my woe.
When by faith saw Him
On the tree,
Heard His small still whisper,
"'Tis for thee"
From my heart the burden
Rou'd away
Happy day
leave 1t all with Jesus,
For he knows
Uew to eull the bitter
From life's woes;
How. to gild the tear-drop
With His smile,
Make the desert garden
Bloom awhile;
When my weakness leaneth
On His might
All seems light.
leave IL all with Jesus
Day by day;
Faith can firmly trust Him,
Come what may.
Hope has dropp'd her anchor
Found her rest
In the calm, sure heaven
OF His breast;
Love esteems it Heaven
To abide
At His side.
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hMAH0N.


SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No OOENTIkS SLIP, New York,
No Is SOUTH WHARVES, PHILADELPHIA
No 40 W. PRATT STREET, Baltimore.
We are prepared 70 ship every description OF
Freight 10 Philadelphia, New York, WilmlL gon, anc
inteTmediate points with promptness and despatch
Canal Boats and Steamugs furnished at the shorten
kOuee
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nATs AND OAPs.

ws WAFBURTONS IMPROVED VENTILATED
~ ana easy fitting DRESS HATS (patented), IN all
tie Improved fashions OF the season. CHESNUT
Street. NE xt door 70 the Post Onioa rps
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-14
G0pSonRla.


Hon. A. G. Ellis. prominent candida.. for
Governor. arrived in town on Monday after
brief visit to White Pine.
MAJOR AcCay, formerly a leading member
OF the California Legislature from Santa
LARA county, and now Of Eureka, is also
mere. his friends will place him before the
convention for the nomination for Governor
Among other noted gentlemen of the State
who arrived last evening are Messrs. AdoIph
Sntro' Thomas Sunderland, and Gen. T. d.
Williams. -.a
Lovers CoScEnr.-To-night, Brother Brown
proposes to give grand singing and variety
entertainment at his place Of worship, the
Presbyterian Church. All are invited 70 ioin
in the performance.
BROOKS is doing large business in the
pictorial line since the reduction in prices.
The list includes anything of note in this
country and Europe.
The CosoRovE CAsE.-The trial of Barney
J. Cosgrove for the murder Of Anna McManus
on the Zth OF June, commenced yesterdays
jury having been obtained after considerable
trouble.
BULLIos.-Wells. Fargo & Co. received at
their office in this place, during the last three
days, SAC, ia in treasure from Idaho, and
$780, ITO in bullion from White Pine.
IDAHO FREIoHT.-Reinhart az Co. Skinned
yesterday the following amounts of freight 10
Idaho Territory: 10 tons to Centreville: 40
tons to Silver City and tons to Sinker Creek.
Col. d. E. BUEL arrived from the East yes
terday. and will take hold Of the mines in
Railroad district in earnest.
sMELTISG.-The furnace lately built in Elko
will commence work on a large lot Of ore in a
few days.
THE machinery for 4 nov saw mill 20. Cope
is awaiting shipment.
WHITNEY * Co. shipped yesterday a car
load of bullion to Newark, y. ].
The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION will
meet to-day at IL o'clock.
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So. 30. " r.''
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The Death Of another Editor Of the New
York Leader.

De Witt Van Buren,, for three years past odi-
tor OF the Ne" York Leqdsr died at HE residence
IN tbis city yesterday, after IN Illness OF only few
10 8 lie lad been suffering from pneumonia for
bout week, but hai no, neglected his labors.
On Saturday was q, his pest and transacted all
TIE busiLess belonging to his position.
Mr.. Van Buren, vas bora in Schenectady in $40
~ an early age h, established little payer in hls
native iowa, and afterward moved TO Troy, whore
ne labored 'ithfu.ly journalist urtl 1865, wien
le came to New York city and connected himself
with the h0fid. Two Yeas experience on that
Journal combined vith great natural talent, the adj
yanttges al No excellent c'ucatiOn, made him a.
8nccrssor tc Join Clancy and other BRIGHT lights
VINO had iluuircd the columns OF The LsIier. anG
.u 1867 he a. uug get editor OF that journal,
position which he tlue' Wit. remarkable ability.
Mr. Van BCren az q writer 49, 10 4 and yigo-
ms m stV'e and eunnenty con. enus IN demeanOr.
lie was genial companion, a fact and frm friend,
an ury .vtiay n0Uis,n, and true man One Of tie
not faithful members ~ TamnanY, his taclts
we're ever % the command of tlat organization, anu
or three or -four years he mad been tho chosen poet
ct the order journalism loses ia him q 0ri,ihit
writer, and hosts Of warm friends mourn his de-
that of brother great and strong IN al ,hs
clements OF true manhood,
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firm on wei distributed business Central PaciHcs
snil A. yj's 0ts's G. g, aud T. C., 70hM1gX ;
WabasN nrst3. 81gN Hannibal and q. Jo.tph -
Ironvertihle), iV1 Rock lsla d H. Wh aud
W,Sern UhOn Telegraph bonds al g3.
Gn eEtreme quo auOrs New lO"k Con'r1l stock
Calculated bolvecn 0eh@O3S scrip, s7ifdssH
Iare lS3NB183N Erie, R%dg Roadiur. 90
@lI0Si LaRe Shore, 93,S93s, Wabash, 5lH9
o-6 Pittsburgh, tOGAdlG 7; Northeastern com.
mon. slAwSlA; The preferred, EteSNA: Rock
,slanl li6H@iieH Fort Wayoc plMgta2a 81.
iaul, Git6iA the preferred, G1.GGsl'4 Ohio and
MssssipCi. &iidt3l4 New Jcrsn, Central In1kdl
IlH' aud Boston, Hat or and FIRE, to5N, Uuion
P'chc STOCK fall % nom 2iS 10 9GH, Erc nre-
erred selling at a.; Michignn Central. 100; II irois
central lbs chicago and Alton, ti2N Hannibal ard
81 Joacnh III; eUru'errcd. M; Delaware. TacSa.
wanna and Western, i04AGiGiH; OHIO and Mssi,.
supp preferred, 70: Norris and tssoN m: C.. G
GIN ana lndinnauoii-, sQH New Jorsov. 1iis, and
Vow YORK ard Now Haven, l50 In the miscch
reoW ls'. Pacific Mail advanced rom I2K TO 431
Western ion telegraph boirg firm ut 3T,f31Js all
can on at GtS. nolaWato and Hudson Cmul sold
al lSlh, ManpOsa preferred at If, AM Quicksilver
bA In cNrrrrs shares Adams was strong and adj.
vanced to Gjii. American being firm at a. sud
United States steady at 81 Closing prices at 9 r.
NJ. were:
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WEDEEsDAg, oct 5-lLoUR AMI NEkL-Tte
market was shade nlmcr on al rade'. hui without
rtA.cs checking the demand s,s 900 lbls AZ 81 500
So tot slrorNno Wogien mad state, I 81 $500 loi
SO. AMI Er5ds5 0 for medium 20 ch icc 6i'.'s'
and tmjiN Orani6 southern nours nrrncr NJ t5.7rC8
family brands. Ilye nour. fi2sas5.D. Corn moNL
s. i-etoS'. including considerable sales Of southern
suvrglrs- crtton sct'vc and FIRM; mlddl'ng M
lana. likc Spirits turpcntin- nrn NJ ~. tor Nor
.nH. l"ur ln.s. ltoairs hc.u hCner ,FrnncI f&l53
with llr demand whiskcy nrincr At nc. Froights
nrwer a.d more octtvG' wheat to Liverpool, 6d. by
Gay% e.! am .na &c 22n Gn oS'., !, e. Tho a.
western SIS" ts' 20 FOR amber d., winter ard 81 i5b
y 30 fog did so spring now spring quote at slI.s
81 So igr No2 i,c 10 demand az y! l1c for new West
ccrn nrey 81 Tor tg9-rCowsd sia,s az tll6 tor
~ 3D. for 500 n"sh Car Hda West. ats rCv" fa,cs
$500 bush AZ .sse5sc Tor OHIO a3c Tor new Chica 20.
ss qc f'r Western and &c. Tor SCutarrn Nhiic.
90 latter e. ming ~ market month raror than usti Al
prices IRE ,1wcr c sing firm sales so bbls NJ sls s0a
5i}4 ,ol mes. md t%aih Tor cl,nr Reef dun anu
tee. lrl ani nominal. Reef ham quiet AZ t3tsI8l 30
COT meats dun AZ lGlsic for pitklcd hams. Bacon In
stead, &C Ila1kc. Lard IN tAr demand at foruc.
raics alcs 20 bnls ~ lik@5o 70; city at i5Ne5Ac.
Feline pals ssiTc; state, gsiS'; Wcsicr", E'e
&c ti""sc llll At loNi 4H" ~ in quality. Eggs, 200
G9ocrrIvs--, onoc was In fair demand, mainly for
nra1 =, g. ,iea ces 40 rfSsG gold sGlcs here
and cadg on small lots; sales, no BAGS lagoon al
rt7cs Is IGtna az SIC; and ~ tes C.kifina az ket
&c. Noltsses u good demand All prime s'ocN yer,
Porto Rico iOs62c ara $40 hhds Cnbn ed at lsc
Raw sugars sh.c better. with iat business far 10
Cuns So sc Tor rosto Rico l21allx for benerara
and 5i5 bNs. HavarA part a tHc. Refined demand.
A., steAay at 1859. or hards and f2x9lsc. for white
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4 Woman Pounds Dead Mans body Tor
Two ii0urs.

During the funeral sen zee Of young man m
Iermon, Ne, on Monday last, VINO Died Of putrid
lever, tho minister NcutuE was INTERRUPTED by
oc asona ,runl fro" woman Who is called among
10 % Siil'u1iI-t, Sue soon arose, and with uD-
fled h'ud and sinking. passed by rim into the
DON OF : g WpU"ners, stood by tie cnfn and be-
gam to pcuud Ipon a. Raising the I'D, ste continued
with qucF regular ami heavy stroke, 10 heat the
decealcd, Iniil tie uoGy hecaU marred and emitted
an offensive Cdor One hand was used until WcatY,
tnCn the utlrr, this urOuess continuing Tor two
n urs, wi en- she was completely exhausted hrer
n brief space she attempted TO commence again, but
too aIuch exhausted. The minister ha1 con
eud-d the services ate the BODY conveyed TO
the grave. Some 81 the 4 nds and neig Nors syn-
pItla1ed with the woman In her suiuuLllstic Views,
ana e. was thought hest not to interfere They had
sure idea tina: the dead hight DO raised to lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-06

A lifetime devoted +" She scientific study OF choms
try, IN endyay'rs to perfect true mel cine. has
ao,cd obtain rcsultl So G,cat agi startling a, NJ
most TO exceed hces. These researches unfuli on
tlp ly and rba,ore.undarstood principles
60 cruins the law OF health and disease. We have
merged from medical darkness. uncertainty, ana
iogbt into the broad dayl ght of Truth and although
We have enemies, We have hosts or frcnds-aud the
by 81 the most profound pathoogiss OF the
Hundreds OF Intelligent hbcral.n,inded physicians.
thoroughly convince OF the ussiesnoss OF the prevail
ing oics Of mcdical treatment, adopting the
dies Of the Chemical Scholastic UNIvRssITl kEDI.
CtNFsiuto their practice with the most singular and
triumphant results,
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FUFDILBEN In this city, on Monday, Sept 10.
$50 by Ilago George q, barnard, ot the supreme
t.ur. Francisco +. Frcdcuen from Franz ". FRED
lehcn.
RI YIN JiHcunntl ohio, on FRIDAY, June n, 1870
hy Judge lseph Cox, OF the Court Of tDnnon Pleas
hriion county Eugene 10 Roode lice from Simon
d. Rice
sOHI.-In this city, on Thursday, Sept. q, 1870 by
Judge samuel Jones' Oft superior Court Philip sok'
from Mdgdaleua soil.
sTEri,ENsON la ca iunat, OHIO. on Thursday,
Juuc G, is-1 b. Jupgc Jus"ph Cox Of the Hamilton
COUNTY Court OF Common Pleas, Joseph W. stephenson
from sarau T., stephenson.
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Acting IN accordance vita The views % a Number OF
eminent American physicians who believe that the trne
Is come when cdutttci physicians mould make de
c,tve effort to overthrow The rellth-dcstroying Ds.
TEN Of quacFcry IN AMI ont Of c profession. nave
placed before the people the nne.t chemical remedies
ever originated In mAtcria mod.ca. The UNIVERSITY
tnlCINES U,c tnplojcl by nearly 200 physicians O.
an sc' onis with success unparalleled since The dlva
uf ul.r1' cs. krowled-r OF medicine aud chemistry
profound a that % any pirsICtn7 that have lived
tusnlt. warrant trH comp uuds O. be the
,ncac yu. curluNt- f. l-casc c5cr .yc.C 30 an,
1-t IAc} 10 not pa! nt medic nee, we ,hal never
to'lI-ics ~ 0gJtcl eNcl,ytuessta acll open To-
Al.
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CoNKIIN.--on Tuesday morning, in the i2d year Of
his 20. = I'm II. CJnklin
Friend. ana re atycs are rcspccimlly inytct TO A.
tend hs funeral, toasy q hnrshavl AZ ~ T. ~, from
tne rcsiirure o. q n McrE a. ~ BARROW st.
UNITED 7rArA LVuUt N9, l5J, J. a.: -. Tho
MENTORS Of tins Lode are hereby n, 40 prs .H gre.
s.nl a. thor room, l5i iow'lv, on 7hur,t1' Disc.
a. l'5 O'Clock, 10 attend tlo fu1"rol nf uro-
,er tohn II Conln, r. q Member. or o'n'r odses
hat r...' inyi,ea CHARLES Nj itn'. sc,
uGuGL On Wclrcs iay. oct s. Is7D. after n fro.
traced lucts. Dotnr with th-iian for tudc, william
KukcG r. Irc.aud IN he iiil year @, ME 5gc
Toe r. atvt~ aud rcnds of tho nuily are respect.
m.y invited ro .ttnh hs tnuornl, fro7l hs late r.-
chicago, rclllk,epsIc and Klkespy papers plclso
HOLLOWAY. -srd}cnly on Tlcslar, oct. 4. Isaac
Holloway, ar 20 the i5lu wear ut ais sge.
Ihc relatives am tIcuts ol iho tluuy are Invited IN
ait. a the un,ryl. from tH .ae rr'il"uc. sath 81,
u.lr itn ry,, tns Chussi'jJ afternoon, oct d, "a.
IITTirG.-m rioutNn. on 90 T. n paralysis.
lur I.Hu.s luu lClualuilurfs OF Che huiv. and
those u POI, SOM. nto tr.pe' uWN luylrl Co htuiug
WI. gtlh nv. on .iuslW Micrnl1n, at l'c'oct.
IlHDtLL q unHrnr, beloved wife Vt Francis Il
IurcHI. A-cd 80 year, AID u months
attend the uNfc,h, Nn4 INutf Ry. urt. 6 lr.n tho
Churo of ihC fplunHuy ~ COR Lori. "a aY where A
sn .. mus VII. bee ~ rd fpi tht !, ppsu ( her H.
terry ~ o'clock.
sEhBIRY, In Br otivn. or Tuesday oven ny Oct
T. Fuldcny, ElVaheth ~eahuTy, vic Of Adam seahury
Tie id,,,ycs end hicnde NJ the family are rospee'
fully invited to attend hcflnrra at the Wa,rIn ton
e N e. Chnrch, on llltay AFTERNOON. ut O'Clock,
WEI LER--On Monday, oct. 3, after . long ant ~.
were mCs-, cha '- y. IS Weller, son ~ lodNCh WEI
er, agcl lgyears, months. AMI days.
neral on Thursday, OCT g. nc his ia hers ftdensG ~
Sg.Gyns ST. BruuElyA- Al 2~slsek I. A
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or all hunt q at have cv"r cursed the world tho
humrue Of Aiolath~ has proved one ot tho mos: dis
asrous 10 tho human race. A hcaitloss, bigotcd
bloody trmsole1 monster II has destroyed the lives Of
untold mutltudcs. Ana many would to-day he living
10 oHccr h'iovei friends mad not the poison armed
hopath "arscncd tho door! II ia Hlicd with f,lscy,
g1csswork, ant death. Its followers wander In dark.
noes. AMI cannot agree In thcl- views Of disease or
treatment. II has no foundation. After dcnouucng
paraccsus "quncK,' Il stole duicsllvcr After
calling Jcpn0r an impostor" 10 adopted his discovery
Of vaccination Amer duubing Harvey "humhug,"
t forced 90 swallow his theory OF the circulation
Of the blood. Thus We mlght multiply Its shameless acs
"a utaiiiiaIq
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Arrived WrpvEsr,y. oct s.
steam .rp Neptune. Boston. 10 Eco anil ra-q.
trUtI Isu p Ul.L'. p.iN4rl. l.H.. and pl-s.
~fetu.l lu Lcl. liagna.. .Uu.r lli pass.
N'ctUt Dip sherman NV obi. s. ..dsc aud pass.
Steamship. C''uII'..1. iIlv1ft. uf-r. ag q pt-s.
s'r.usuip tnn'tt. tI. .u.ut. ul- and ntss.
So au-h g. UuusNlv, savannah. ulst. and pass
Nclus.lp san Jaciulu, Styaufu1. md-r and pas.
pass
tteomsn'p Volunteer. wilmington. " @, naval stores
NIr. Gas ttr r. Live moot. 40 nal ast
Btrs Il.'.. IIf'lt G'Ara RtH, C11i.
Bar. Isuhr', Mon r'frcp. hdeH. So.
f.Ht Nf..s Roger prl.trt. a. Inmber
uus Npr, l1 Wtcl So. Ia t'lyrr ga lumber.
lirt @ lltrc.nrd. RIO JtIg rn. coffee.
lIIg Maria MU-slHf. q t'.H. .0.. l.iIlyr
en-. Nr.I."..n. LIussu. O. 3D.. Goa.
Brig Nu MALLORY. Ir. Galveston. wool. hides. SC.
E0Z l-Hh"ln. tatfua-eul. hitas. sc
nrig Harry ann Aubrey. EarNtfls, sugar, sc.
li.Ig la. So Nurys. Gr, lumber.
Bag jeremiah. tnhlri.I suHar.
Aso. the usua. river aud cld-tw.se vessots.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED pCF.
QrEEN=TnwN, Oct. 5-NDbfss.t Vow YORK.
Ioyuov. Cut. 5-Frunsv ysua Ncw orl.
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NEW YonK. "Wednesday, oct. 3 No beef cattle
nave arrived nee Monday. aid. without sales price,
.ic som naily IN chang 90 % S<4NAc for common to
good Toxins and Ch"ruNcof a4f l@lrc. for poor 70
extra NATIVES sixteen llace. l.6SD sheep and
lambs were rccc we'd 90 dav. Good Ambs scarce,
anI a'a 4c. p. higher. and sheep were nrm auu
tNNu.f Sues include srIas u sheep at tsdG@c. g
and cars Z lambs a. ,-lc. The receirs Of hogs
numbered leO. chiefly iNr fRu"l. crCrs ordinary to
fr.ur tol llgs are lnHtsI 40 "a tai<c a. n aud f,t
~. 40 % slJc with o. choice ll5 av. sold today
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AK no hvoi'. We bRv" tie reverence Tor the
"Dowcrs that be-" or ancient authorities We desrse
coward and believe IN the GOd--iven right Of resist
Ince to imposition and tyronnsn, We are too VI
throwing The LGnt Of Truth into the Alopahc crypts
ana re,e'cs rouslng the reptc1 insects and nolsomo
tines vn"h have 50 long roocct Ia the medical lsn5
ganc' u the people, aud to whom the daylight Is death
ana now on all sdls hear confused sounds OF hiss
!ug, ',Ittins, ana croakings # II omen.
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GRAUAn-AILAN On Oct g. John Graham. Of Il
LCds, NO. % llzIc Allan, OF Davenport ind former
~ Of Avr. scot and
'GGi Iilt,EN -UAGLISON-On Sept IL. Joseph
G.Wlurn, Of New YORK, 20 Fanny Harrison, OF FIR
nCs. " .io. England
Lu-'lsh papers llrase couY.
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WHAT'S Homeopathy Il {, simply tilRsd Anopsthy
q der q different form, che HomHcp.ths use al The
drugs tmppyed ~ the Alooaths-as mercury. arsenic,
potash, anlmony. &c. Both Homnopatn,,'s and Alto.
pa,hss prescribe internal ysuch ioahsome RENE lice ~
bats tpiiQs, t"cs scrpcu's the thousAndlegg worm,
&C. &c. W., however can'cse 10 NATURAL rcpu gnanco
to insects, reptiles AMI poisons N medicines.
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SuslIv,ss Hoilct5.
Caution 20 HotcI-K crpcr- and other Con.
sutuars AL Irp

Caution 10 Hotcl-Keepcrs aud other Com
sumcrs Ui lee.
There has been published c Culat OF what pa, ports
to be Tue Ice Consumers Association" the nam.
OF which so nearly resembles that Of the nsun,rs
Ice Company WHICH hl' been established Principally
oy tho hotabcepcrs AMI other consumers NJ ice IN this
Guy ana Org anizcd by the Appointment or = u Oar
Ing, Finn Avenue Hotel; Samuel Hawks. 81. Nicholas
Hotels tasslus II, Read, Hoffman House; William r
Ea.ls, FAIRIES Hotel and Richard French, Ftoucht
Hotel TrusIecs), that 1t ia calculated 70 deceive those
VINO have taken an interest In the success Of the Con.
-ume.s' lee Company and it is docmcu necessary
10 give uoticc that The Consumers Ice Company nave
20 connection Whatever vita what puppets 70 be the
"lc- Consumers ASSOCIATION" nor have they any
knowledge Of said AssOcla ION or their ohiects
II. FRENCH PreHacut
Consumers Ice COMPANY
N.P-stock In the Consumers Ice Company cen he
-ur,c bed application TO either To-! tho Trustees
AZ 'lelr respective hotels.
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atnl'craron and imposition that when really mcri-
honest article s placed before the people Ia
too apt BE- c'assad with tho common herd aud CON
demueI without examination. Thll is true OF ned
cncs as VI almost everything else.