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An important Discovery to the Economist-
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Steuberville & Indiana Railroad
60 Al
MINTFR ARRANcEMRNr


ON and after Monday December lst, 1856, the
~ CADlZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadz daily Sundays exeeptsd) at clock
A. H-eonneet at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark ct 6-I5 p NJ
making close connections with the ira NJ Of the
central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West and
arrives at StsubenUle at 9.45 ~ in time for the
morning train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad.
RETURNING:
Leaves SteubeRvile at 3-I5P P M-connecting a.
the motion with the Mail Train tom the west
arrives al Cadiz at 5-45P. NJ.
z a x e:
From Cadiz to Steubenville. ,OC
Newark........... ......... 300
OnlcagO.. gO..................... 1900
Rock Island ................ 100
I" Iowa City,.............. 1925
For through tickets and further information ap.
ply to D.HlLBERT. Ag't Cadiz.
l.. DEVENNY Gen. Ag't. CIV. FULTON Supt.
Dec. 3, l656-ti
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GtAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, q large supply, Of
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEAfI's
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds
and Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now relv
solely on the use, of this wonderful Ointment when
having cope with the worst OF sores wounds
ulcers. glandular sweIlings, and tumors. Professor
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direction oil the Medical Stall; l the worst cases of
wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer glandular swelling,
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Planning, Turning, Bolts Nuts and Screws, WITH
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NEW sPEspNG VARIETY GOODS
1t Wholesale.
T HAVE Just received frs. instalment OF 5S case
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Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
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Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warrens Backing
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Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
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assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac.
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The carly attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock
ROBERT COCHRAN.
9TH street, above Market, Steubonyille.
nnrjl 16 lS56
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NcnarraI Sores Woun7e of ali kinds
"a Sold at the Manufacturers of Professor Ho-
oway 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London, aud by all respectable Druggists and deal.
efs of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in Pots, 25 cents, G2s cents,
and s each.
Qcf-rhero is considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes.
n B Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each pot.
March l2 1856
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PilCs nMd y iSfuIns

There and oi her similar distressing complaints
can be efiectua ly cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in the parts affected, and by otherwise,
following the printed directions around each pot
Bath the Ointment and Pills should be used in
tLa C,}l,,r,,,o cuvoc.
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.1 " Il, LEhbf, Aftuafy G. Al. A., 81
$40 broadway, Now York, or Wcetsrn Otiico, l66
Water street, Sandnsky Ohio
or apply to N. A HANNA, Honorary secrs trry-
nov 26 TT t.adi, ffh,, y
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

THE SACRAMENTO AND INTERIOR TRADE-Od
foyys dies hard 1t fastens on politics. aid hoes
hard on trade don't understand us that politics is not
trade, but we mean commerce.; inch by inch it
recedes before the steam whistle and the iron horse.
Even Sacramento-that has again and again been
burned out and overhowed and has again and again
risen from the ashes and shaken off the Hood-nobe,
enterprising, energetic Sacramento-is fighting the
Valley Railroad. Her merchants, adopting tie same
narrow policy which characterized the natives of
Panama. are jealous of the Railroad, and offer every
opposition to its success. Many of them. we are i'll
formed, are owners of Or have an interest in, teams
delivering goods, and for that exert all their
influence to continue the lreghtng by teams to Sac
ramento. This is shortsighted policy, and must
eventuae to the loss of those who pursue t-as ere
long merchants of the interior will discover that they
actually receive goods cheaper from San Francis
CO, via the Railroad than from Sacramento by teams
The public here wish to realize all the benefits derva-
BILE from the present Railroad, and at the same time
wish to see it extended but this we fear will never
be done, unless more liberal patronage is bestowed,
and inducements offered for the investment of other
capital.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

THE DIscUssIoN.-Balie Peyton and R. n. Wood
and Milton S. Latham, on the part Of the Democrat
ic party, discussed the party issues at Pacerve,
Thursday evening. Before the speaking commenced
procession of each party marched through town
carrying brilliant array of lanterns and transpa
rencies. The Democratic procession was larger
than YVES ever before formed in the county, and the
Americans outnumbered it in the proportion of about
three to two. For lack of space we must forego any
further notice
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11
TROPNEVAD.

The DEMOCRATIC MEETING ON WEDNESDAY EVE
NING.-John Teuscher burnt keg of powder early
in the evening, in vain effort to get up little ell
thusiasm among the Unterrfed 1t was no go-it
wouldn't work. Prodigious Efforts had been made
to secure the attendance of a crowd Men came from
considerable distance not because of any inclination
to come but because they were told that q critical
time had arrved-that unless they responded to this
call the jig was up and further effort need be made
during the campaign. From the immediate vicinity
Of Coloma, the attendance was very slim. The pro-
cesslon, in point of numbers, respectable affair
comprising, by fair count about l65 persons. But
in point of "get-up," it was farce-nay very
burlesque. The transparences presented about such
an appearance as would be expected at an evening
parade of the Sacramento Windy Guards" Me.
chanically and terariy it was a spectacle the like
of which we may not look upon again. Henley
Hewes, and johnson, spoke: the first to respecta
BILE crowd; the second to fair-tomiddling group
and the third to their tracks Thus endeth the third
lesson
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11
For the Empire County Arpusl

| GRANlTE HILL, Oct Z, 1896
MEssRs EDITORS The Democracy of this place
were entertained with speech from T. H. IIewes, on
last Saturday evening About sixty five persons were
in attendance, all told. The audience was composed
Of as near as / could learn, thirty-six Democrats,
twenty-five Americans, and four Black Republicans.
Of the tenor of his speech and his manner of deliv-
cry, it is useless for me to speak suffice it to
say, it dry afair-and, doubt not, the speak.
er would tell you the same, were he asked.
On Sunday morning it was announced that d. p.
Tamadge, of Coloma, would address the citizens on
the great political questions of the day on Monday
evening the 9th. The time and speaker came and
with them crowd of CALIFORNIA; bone and sinew-
the hardfsted miners Of the surrounding ravines and
canons all eager to hear the claims of Miard Fill
more and Andrew Jackson Donelson discussed O. G..
Mcdonald one of our nominees for the Assembly,
was first introduced to the meeting. He entertained
the audience for about twenty minutes and gave way,
amidst the most deafenng cheers.
D. P. Tallmadge, next addressed the meeting He
spoke about one hour and half and to the satisac-
ton of the entire audience. l will not attempt to
impose upon your time space by entering into the
details of his speech He did honor to the party he
represents The Coloma Band was in attendance,
and certainly did itself great credit All spoke of it
in the highest terms of praise.
Well, will now speak of the number present, and
close. There were just one hundred and nine-and
that, too, on two days notice; whilst the Democracy
had it loudly proclaimed all over the hills for week,
and then succeeded in raising just sixty-fve Demo-
crafts Americans, and Black Republicans. During
the meeting, about ten left the room, and gave three
cheers for Buck and Breck. 1t is reasonable sup
position that these constituted the entire Democratic
force.
One more meeting such as we have just had will
give Fillmore and the County ticket large majori-
ty here.
After three cheers for Fillmore, Doneson, and the
entire ticket, the meeting adjourned
Yours truly, QUILL DRIVER.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11
Voice of the Press.

THE AMERICAN PREss.-Over so American pa
pers support Fillmore and Doneson, in the State of
New York Not one of them has struck the flag,
but all represent an united party--ErPress
The New York Commercial, a very influential,
conservative old-line Wing paper, that has recently
been claimed by some of the democratic papers, as
recruit to Buchanan, says: 1--WE cannot advocate
buchanan and Democracy we must, to the utmost
of our ability, oppose Fremont and sectionasm, and
range ourselves on the side of Fillmore conservatism
and nationality"
The Genesee IN. W Herald, published at Leroy,
has hoisted the flag of Fillmore and Donelson, and
come manfully to the support OF the ticket
The Hudson River Chronicle, published at Sing
Sing, IN. Y y has hauled down the Fremont and
Dayton flag, and hoisted the names of Fillmore and
Donelson.
THE Kingston IN. ~ Press says it will place the
Fillmore and Donelson flag at its masthead, in its
next issue.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

MORE DEMOCRATIC DEsERTIoNs.-The Baltimore
Clipper of August 3Oth contains the following i'm
portant announcement
"Democrdt,c' Electors WHO Won't Sick.-Of the
regular electors in Virginia, two have come out and
repudiated Buchanan. Charles Irving says, though
all his life an active Democrat, he cannot support
Buchanan because his antecedents show him to have
always occupied, and now occupies, the antislavery
ground held by Seward, Wilson & Co. Mr.. Goode
says he is no longer acting with the Democracy. He
is old line Wing, and being opposed to some of
the features of the American organization, he has
acted with the Democracy. But having been in Con-
gress with Buchanan and knowing that he cannot be
trusted on the question of slavery. whilst from his
serving with Mr.. Fillmore, and his action while Pres
ident, he knows that Mr.. F. can be relied upon-he
therefore goes for Fillmore.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

"UNDER WHICH KING, BEzoNIAN ?"- Under
this quotation, the Democrat takes us to task for
mancstng joy at the runous desertions from the
Buchanan fold to that of Fremont, and follows up the
query with an insnuation that we may yet support
Fremont. We are free to admit, that if the choice
lay between the two sectional candidates. we should
require time but thank God it is not so we have
a tried and true Union man, on an everyday plat
form, whose presence in the field avoids the necessity
of choosing between two evils.
"Under which King?"- Under no king-but
under the flag of the Union with never star be-
dimmed-we stand opposed to faction, rejecting the
issue you have adopted and steering clear of the
shoals on which you are hounderng. We neither
affiliate with the fanatics of cur Northern home mol
bow the knee to the Southern dsunionists, who art
their worthy foemen. In our heart we despise botl
factions, and in heart of hearts the Californian
who does homage to either Are you answered?
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

The eastern papers are full of accounts of railroad
and steamboat voting. But the following account
from the Albany Statesman of August 8th, seems to
us to be most practical and satisfactory" of anything
we have ever before heard of in the way of taking
the "test vote:
Saturday last set apart to the city of
Hudson New York. M. Haviland. Americana II.
G. Miller, Buchanan; and William Morris, Fremont
were selected to canvass the city. The result was
gratifying to all except the Republicans. who were
chophllen, and declare will find different result
in November next; Fillmore, 532 Buchanan, 1862 /;
Fremont, 1875.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

THE MOUNTAIN MESSENGER is doing good service
for Fillmore in Sierra county The last number
contains pretty severe review of Joe McKibben
and speech made by him few days before. The
editor says McKibben devoted about half of his
speech to showing that he has ga visible means Of
support" and adds, that if having a shingle on a
corner and card in newspaper, advertising 90
seph c. McKibben, Attorney at Law" and the while
oafng in whisky shops, and having cases in court
is "a visible means of support" McKibben has an
excellent one.
By the by, we received letter, some days since,
from Democratic friend now mining in Sierra coun-
ty. He says the Broderckites have the party on
string, but fears they will all be dished by the tri
umph of the Americans. He says Fillmore is gain
ing strength every day, and that he will carry some
thing over the party strength for the balance of the
American ticket. The Messenger says the county is
good for 900 majority for Fillmore.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

FILLMORE IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The New York
Tribune says r. L. Clifford, Secretary of the Penn
sylvania American State Council denies that reso-
luton ndorsng Mr.. Fillmore was pending at the ad-
journment of the Lancaster Council. He says that
no such resolution was submitted, as the nomination
of Mr. Fillmore was ndorsed and ratified at Harris
burg in May last and consequently that there was no
necessity for consideration of the subject.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

About fifty names were added to the list of the
Jackson Democratic Club on last Saturday evening,
everything is working fney.-Standard.
That's a whopper Kings conscience is like an
India Rubber shoe subject to be stretched when occa
sion requires. There only five persons who
joined that Club on that evening. according to the
word of one of the "odest inhabitants. "--4mador
Sentinel
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

HUTcHINGs MAGAZINE for October was misaid
last week. 1t is credtable California product, and
we wish to see it encouraged. How many copies are
taken in Coloma? At the top of the titlepage the
publishers say-"To any lady who will send us six
annual subscribers, we will send one copy of oul
magazine, gratis, for ore year"
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are under obligations
to the following gentlemen, for favors shown
during the week:
WELLS FARGO & Co., for S. F. and Eastern pa
pers, and other favors
Geo. Vincent for full daily files of Sacramento
papers,
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

"LET THE CALLED JADE WINCE"-The editor OF
the Democrat wakes wroth at seeing accounts of
secessons from the Buchanan ranks to those of Fill
more and Fremont. 1t is natural enough that the
Unterrfed should object to having their sores laid
bare to the public gaze, while they are making such
extraordinary efforts to convince the people that their
party is sound, in limb, wind and-platform. We
do not charge any thing for chroncling their decay
and never expected any thanks from the Great Har-
monious. We shall keep doing t." we mean to
hold the mirror up to them from this till after eec-
on-caling attention to the shadow of their "shruni
proportions" that he who reads may know what it
is that in these latter days calls itself "the Great
Democratic party" But, we're half inclined to think
our neghbor meant to ruin us, by the innuendo in
his last issue. That's the never-known-tofa cry Of
this scion of Sucker Chvalry, when he designs ami
hilating some body Vire Ia Bagatelle!
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

On Thursday evening. of last week, R. N. Wood,
Bale Peyton and j. W. Coffroth, addressed an as
semblage of about twelve hundred persons, at Jack
son, Amador county
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

Hon. BALE PEYToN and R. n. WooD, Esq, will
address the people as follows:
FL DORADO COUNTY.
Georgetown, October llth.
PLACER COUNTY.
Rationale Bar, October 18th
Auburn, October 18th.
Iowa Hill, Oct. 18th
Michigan Bluffs, October 10th.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

FR1DAY.-We go to press too early to say any
thing about the Fillmore meeting but it's all right
and we'll bet on it,
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-11

Tom Cox has declined, and j. n Turner. of Ne
vada, has been put in his stead on the Republican
ticket for Congress.