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VEGETABLE
LIQUID CATH A X i &c /,
pIeosant FAMILY Physic.

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AN ENTIRELY VEGETABLE preparation, ploa-
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the Liver, Stomach and general system: As an anti
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HAS NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.
have used il constantly in my practice for upwards
Of ten years in all cases where good physc ana al
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it, 1T is the Physcians Assistant as well as the safest
family medicine in use Children drink il with plea
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jy 17-eoif 6m
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And by all dealers in Alexandra, Virginia.
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NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
No. 500, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
Between Second and Third Streets,
WASHINGTON
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PETERSBURG, October q, 1854.
About FIVE years ago, | obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair of Glasses for the Spectacles
which used and found them of great assistance to
my decaying vision; and my opinion of him is, that
he is sktul in the preparation of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid.
j. Il. MAY.
See, for more testimonials, the Evening Star
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a l.. GREGORY, dealer in stoves and
Ae Tin Ware Roofing, Spouting, and all kinds
OF Tin and Copper Ware made to order, Alexandria,
Va mar so--1y
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ALEXANDRIA, VA,
IL As constantly on hand and offers TO the public,
IL for cash, an excellent assortment of fashion
able ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
mar 28-eodly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

CoRoSHRs ISoCgsr.-A young girl aged 8
years. named Barbara Formau, residing on
Columbus street. west side, died on Saturday.
1t being reported to Coroatr Erwin. that Il was
suspected that the cause Of her death was q
severe whipping received from her schoOlmaster,
he summoned . jury and held an inquest yes'er'
day The jury was composed Of Is. II. Bres-
lin, C. l.. Fish. Pratt, =. Race. 7. ). Paddock
and James Hill. The testimony Of three girls
schoolmates Of the deceased. vas received gong
to subs,antiate the report that four weeks since
Frederick Bowers. a schoolmsster on Cleveland
verify upon her back with stick halt An inch
thick, and about two feet long lie had been
u the habit Of using the same mode Of punish
mens on other children previously. The gir
complained of laneness, and took to her bed
about eighteen days afterwards, and after an
illness Of eight days through which she com.
planned OF great pain in ber spine, shoulder and
lett side, died on Saturday. A post tnor'em
examination by Dr.. Prentice showed q cooges
ton Of the lower part OF tbe Ieit lang. great
enIsrgDen, Of the liver. and contus'oos on ths
lower part Of the back II was the conclusion
Of the physicians that the treatment by Bower
peodaced these results. What the medIca
treatment has been does not appear, though shs
had physician on Tuesday last. the fact Of tbs
whipping not being divulged to the doctor.
The jury returned verdict tha; the child
came 20 her death by injuries received frou
Bowers. He was Immediately arres,sd BY
oGer Elvert. and confined in the police PRISON
The parents Of the girl are German. II tb,
story 10 halt Of it true. the punishment VA
brutal aod cruel 10 the extreme.- -Cierslant
P.afpdAnlsv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13
PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49,

tho Emmepr. your master. that The person hc
looks for leit Paris ON tho tenth day of the last
mouth. and u now lodged Ia back room, look
ing into garden, In the third story OF houoe,
No. ~, in---.-- strcct, In his own capital OF
Vienna, where his majesty will, by sending tu
the spot, hc sure 10 find him."
Il Was literally rs thu French minister OF
police had stated. The Emperor, to his aston.
ishment found the delinquent in the house and
apartment describei; but he was greatly mor,
ti6el a, this proof Of thc accuracy Of the French
police. which, in point OF Intelligence even IN
Vienna, was discovered to be 40 much superior
10 his own
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13


The s,EeAssles mssmsrsa seN and low,
Msandertas 's,ii the sAadawy trees.
Aaa ~ tts uentls one arose,
uplittea BY the sltghseat eesess,
eel upon mass erawa stone
ttat servrA the strVAmtet Ter shsss,
And bent nay rst 10 catch The tone,
A. iow Il whispered " kvssmsss.
And mid ne aowers aud shFaash she xisa,
With ear.lsss haste u passed sleas,
New iatkisg taes tho ,osky steep,
Uouid stsy the aaisaee VI its svng
A ratsbbp sAt uesn the sprsy,
The Wessenger ot harm ne mere
The satsi h1aatei un tts WAY
Aud s,lll reres,sd " Evesmose.
The strean.iei grew . mishiy tide,
fed BY a theataad maanta n iiits,
Aud mirtoFed IL g.. mosias wssrs
The icf~et al thousand bills
Hut - the eaatmas chants his seaa,
Time - the piasl,isx oi tie esf,
fnnetai notes Tie wsvss ptoiaAx,
Aai rrha sae~ity "ksernov
~, sofi ant ,aN IN earl, days
80, toughis tcss 10 ,na,htta asts
"a. broad ~pl deep In late Ses,s,
Flows am Tie hssssalas sireaasa ni We
We dtlN not slowly ,essrd the shats
And each ifesh sale that waas siahg
Repeats more e,ssr the Startling soss,
lat list what m.aas Il ESeimnre
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

s5H0e KIAa Dc,HRngscE Two WosEy Eaf
~ Nv Wm.vya,-- Our pen has seldom had 10
record more baari-reudiDg circumstance than
~e are about to rclnte Some teB days ago. IN
The 0ofth'rly extremity of the township oi
Nornington. two females weDt out IN the even.
ing IA seafcb of their eows a6d not returning
that night. ssrch was made IN the morning
vhcB their skeletons were only 10 be found
,i'er fkah having been devonrsd by the wolves
We are yet unabIe 10 record thn particulars --
the sad outlines only having ~ yet reached u.
Oar informant also states that man 10 thai
locality has been missing for ,he last ten days
No trace Uf him can ba foutid whatever nn,
lfafs arr entertained that b. met the sam Ia.
meutabIs iats a. the unfortunate woman Tho
wolves were never before known Ia bc 40 na
merous or 20 fagepous "a they are this @uson
IN tins section oi ID" eOuniry. !, Is regarded
an nDsaie 10 be alors 0i tho pubiic highway
after dark. Reports Hfe narhpg ns aifm"'
every week Oi some ~ 'bsf ra'ages through
the country Almost every body has bfeb Wis
ted by iism. and miseb,ei 'Io,IT 10 u gfalef
~ iess exteni A farmer 10 North fastboIe
had itir,y sbcsp killed 10 ohc s,ngIe night by
ihem. They dfose them Ia tie barn yard, aud
killed them ilscrc. A lev nights previous TIN y
killed twelve ielobyiny to the saine man. Bears
are also nsmaou. aDd remarkably saney. \
NJ BeDG4it, ii Mosning,oe. was attacked a
sL0t tint ago, IN Lis own field. little after
DARK, by All Old bear with three eui-. liz
I,sgi,t b,f "a ulI sone pf the neiahbors csuae
10 hk relief An iipmeuse one was killed 10
Morn'Bglou T. " day. ago D'.mt,es lthnada
Hoo hJo'mo, lah.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13
DepoPuiaiton ot otlrciand--Nssuro'a Mys
tcrtOWs B.ats's.

tcrsoas s.ats..
| Tbc Gomissiomrs sppoin,d to take the ccu
sus of ireland in 1851, have just made their d
nal rcwu. They give, not only minute ac
| count of the famine Of 1867. but tables q
| all the great reasons oi scarcity aud pestilepct
since tho historical age ef the world began
The total mortality IRON fever in ireland, be-
tween the end Of let6 and ist9. Is cstinlatc,
IN ,hr report, at million and half The DC
cliuc in population, between lsii and 1881 q
actually determined by the eensGs takers. wa
i,G22,13g, u decrease Of 10 sa per cent, thi
falling otl, the committee computes, has con
linucd. making the decline at The cl~e Of 1885,
not lcss than 2 ,09l Gal, or ono fourth OF III,
whole population ~ II stood In 1871. Even
ths however. does not represent the whole d.
crease, Tor il tho famine had no, se. in, the pop
ustiou would have increased in its ola ratio
aud II II bad increased In its old ratio. tho es
is,ing population would have been III 1881, |?
iG6 ,ali more than II was aud of course, b,
this time, /, would have been propor,ionatel,
greater, ltthe potato disease had not appear
ed neither famine nor pss,encs woahl has'
followed. nor even emigration, at least to th'
extent j, did npd the inhabitants oi ireland
IA ,ha, event, wonll have numbered probably
to-day, tbne millions more than they do
The report reveals 10 greater extent tlaI
any document yet published, the social and eco
| nomicpl chnng,s which have taken place In Ire
Iand within the last ten years. These change.
IN fact amount 10 u revolution. The Reign o
Terror IN France hardly worked more radica
alterations 10 the dislribntion Of land, the shin
ing of population aud the character of ayri
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

Of consolation that they have been dealt with
scientifically aud artistically, aud not bccn sub
jected TO the tender mercies OF the mere pot
hunter The season Tor deer and for water
fowl is last advancing, and hope shall be
about when the time comes. Ducks ot almost
every variety are abundant IN this region IN
the spring and fall rccollcct, when ! was
in your sanctum on one occasion several years
ago that some wseacre Insisted, in my pres
cnce, that no yeritable canvas backs were ever
to be found 50 far inland as the Upper Missis-
sipp ntimated. in my civil way, that the
gentleman was mistaken and when returned
home ! took some pains TO prove my assertion
by knocking over few individual canvas backs,
and forwarding 10 our friend Frank Fores-
ter" u male and female, duly prepared, and II
is quite possible they are still to b. foand st
''the Ccdars." II you hereafter have the ques.
ton mooted in your hearing whether VIZ have
or have not the Simon Pures, please refer the
doubters to "Frank," who will carefully cxhib-
it the proof
But this rambling eplstle has already been
ext, nded beyond proper limits. and | close by
repeating my hearty wishes for the full sue
cess OF "Por,er's Spirit"
Thine ms Of old,
HALA DAoorAn.
n. B--Sincc the foregoing was committed
to paper. | have received the first number oi
" Por,ers Spirit" and have perused its clear
aud well printed pages with great satisfaction.
Realty it "out Herods Ilcrod" and almost
shrink from ,hrustiug myself forward into SO
brilliant galaxy Of correspondents, with
" Frank Forester at the head However, my
moiesiy goes to the wall for the nonce, and |
must try to do better by and by. Cor de Chas.
Sc is some for digging out the brains OF a live
an,her, by ,hrusiing u buckhorn into his right
eve Whew
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

W II. PLucr. pianist, Vas attacked 10
W Warrington City, lately, late a' night by t~o
robbers and dog. He tore the dogs jsw
from the socket struck one Of The villains .
blow ,ha, lad bis cheek opsn from the eye to
the chin, and then pursoed the Other and
thrssk~d him soapdly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

TIE eliox Who TOOK . rnsntii!a IRON ihe
eosdo,r o, pretty girl in Fifth avenue, saii'-
hes himself 90 ,he groand ,ha, ', = % ha'n
to steal IRON thief" and the owner Of 'he NAB
,iIiA has stolen the hearts d son< forty or sfsy
Old bschslors
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

M.EsiAoE .sD SCiciDr,--Iie Ls,D1 y
s. D,motfoi oI the 21th says 4 M beDrgs
carrot, oi Par. IIill. Oneida cOanty, New
York Who ha. b~en iiving for the ras, year IN
Chicago lIib0Is, came 0n Jufsaan, 10 engage.
nent. 10 Claryvi!le. rsiliyaa county. os tb'
Is'h oi OciGtsf, AMI wss there married to II =.
- Jobr, sdop'ed daughter oi ColG u Ba-h
D. 0n the ~ bn the morning oi the 10th
b. sirpp,i on, of the hOr-e ~i,ho1, attracting
sDy particular bo,'ce, or saying anything to
excite suspcl0p e intsn4atiug M irieBt o.
kass. bat be OH s5t rstarb. ~ss.-en was ma.is
nr hiEa, aDl toNasG. esehIng hi. dad tojy
~ss iooVi s,os, or mis from CIsryvn!e N
ths woDia- lie hai hubg himself With b.s
hAadserchisf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

, Of one who has hitherto contributed to o,
amns, poetry far above the common quAli'
newspaper rhyme. We are unacquaints
b the writer, who, with M excess Of modest
think, persists iu being known only BY Il
er L." Whoever the author may be,
sesses 6ue poetic talent, which has bet
eiully improved, and which is evidently e
'ed with the products Of thorough and j
ions culture.
wnrrss vos TEE Piousss Aus DsnocaAr.
The Bells.
Asmshov, oa this sabAath mora.
Thoughts Of paia are Pailas-born
Psses lies slsspiag. ovsrworp.
All the melancholy balls
Seen to ring responsive knsiis
over dying ssphodsis.
They should marriage music ehIns
Through the corridors Of Time
In this Gorgeous Northern cline
ihsy shouio uttef, Junuah,
Airs Of the hiiisnai chant.
Making life rejayinsns.
But instead my silent rooms
rhrons with shadows from the siooms
Of the belfries, - from tombs.
Vissas open down the skies;
blessed days departed rise
With their dead before my eyes.
And like one upon the Nile,
In the moonlight, mile BY mils,
nost dowa the Pest meanwhile
Hearing In the dreamy sir,
On tbs watsf--svery whess--
Prsiudes Of persuasive prayr
Gentle, geatls - the bresss
That DER Syrian olive trees
Mvrmsrs bssedsctfes:
rili NY eyes sudass with teArs,
Aad the PhlAs Of crownsd years
rrembiss, ersmblss. di.Appssss.
Thsn some Msmuoa where s,sad,
Touched with sunlight, smitss the sand
A. with . ~ssssi.n. wsnd,
And sfsr l sssmt 10 .ss
ossss awaiting ne
10 sahsrahs yet to be.
HAPPY, ~ with whispered pssias,
On press towards the palms
And the cooling eountsresims
" stroeeos Of the soul,
What supported to the goal
A. mirage may upsoli.
Yet he gatas Who iosg awaits,
struggling brsvsiy with the Fstss
Aud II what fancy Dstss,-
Water, welcome - tho snow,-
Provs pAsntasmsl - 70,
strsnSsh viii fail me net, kso~i
riil the pilgrimage, bsgus
sadly, trustinsiy he done.
And the shrine of Mecca 500.
Therefore, q 70 bells of day
Earaest battle marches play.
AmtSsAsd Troubles gssrd the way
To the Promised Land OF ssss
Corsair Csrss disputs the ssa.
or far Of Hs.per,ds..
And, With hand upon the slsivs,
iwJuld not look back, . slave,
To the msm'si.s o. the grave
Bat 60 forward feafisssiy,
Firm Of sAitA, and clear Of eye.
Psophs,-hssr,ed, aii I die,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

TnAcys os THE fpAsgLis ExrrDnIoS. - Car.
tain fenoy, com'nogder Of Tbs ship Lady Frank
La. has returned WITH her to Aperdsaa., from
the Arctic regions. and reports that wheu be
was IN iIogar,hs Soald he was told by some
Of the Esquimanx that some of their coapan
ions had sren long wny of IN a uorIL-wes,sriy
direction, circular whlle teei eae,,d On lne
lee. Tbs EAqaimsux had taken IRON il oa lbelr
hrst visit Nome bright metal, anu ou their sec
ond visit some spoons. Afterwards ,hey bad
seen two white men In the tent.
IL WAS reported among the natives ,lat taese
and other white ,nen had pcrIsh.d from hsoser
30 iar As Captain Penny eau Jaege, b. IhluAs
that this may rei0s io the saa.e parry ion, sSom
DR.. kss oDlalusd the sils.r spopos &e., paica
idcn,i6ed the white men With sr john E.sak.
lin and bis party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

sltr ~ .AuKoAp. The Albany North
sfn Railroad. conhec,ing Montreal apd Boston
with the iormsr place, costing ". 10000. wAs
soid Few days ago under foreclosure Of the
ycopd mortgage, ior 10000. subject 10 tbe
heu Il tbs Era, br 5000 ono The Secoad
mortgage was 100000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

Rev. RAY PALMER, u Albany, has been
elTc'ed fItsidut Of Iowa Coilsge, Of Daveo-
port
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

A friend bfs favored as with the following
excelen, Jsu d'ssp'a upou Df. kans 1, wm~
ant io our correspondent Ia private Ieller
from Branlz Mayer. Esq, oi balumore, who
wro,e Il upon flashing the l-fusal Of the Doc
tors new and thrilling book - WastagfS. H.
teti,gsn~r.
rviaHAs rpos ous ARCTIC EXPLORER, Dooros
iAkE.
ffan the dawn u efs.Isa Tie pane II obi C.Is
nss been esissa ~ iks sslhof ~ t&aktng,
Uat siofy aSsits IN our sss on The kssk,
Who stsys sei, thGesh isI-spe "a sltsatsg
90 " 6ii sp tbs cap ~ the kssE ~ tss fnis
Whess z,ss. .eilgsa tale tnpsED no allr,
AttsstA that lor gsssrsss dssas ~ " nnwn,
Dss ksns In reality ARls (Assis}
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

uno, ,h., ,,,h al ala and hat,,s, i, M, t,rs,.
or will smiL, nnon tb, rc,oni,d word. th.,
name him and tho GREATEST of the three" in a
breath together.
Aud what felds tho winter will sow whit,
and ali radv for ,h, harvest in Tins great r,,y,
what blessings wni,,n, To be spoken IN In, hum.
hles, of bnv.,s what nassnorts Ia P.ra,l,s,,
the sorrouipy perl myht hnx, eny;eJ,
rhc Irish Scboolmastcr dreamed that the
poo, lad, he had tuu,ht for the sweet SAKE of
their mothers IN urayeu were the roup,is of a
ladder that enah,,sl him "a reach il at lasl and
why shoula nat his dream he ns true ma The
Tinker's immor,aly And we canno, ,,lI whv
MANY Be,h,l. hen, heam NAV not ,rcmbIe Ia
earth even h.r,. as IN the Patriarch. /. Jrc.m-
a ladder of i,uAi worn smooth by the beautiful
fee, of the Angels ever coming and going the
Angels that shall d,rccnd even 10 pillows ot
stone in the wilderness. world. and ,nnkr "tbe
ivory gate" the very threshold of the blert.
BuI We are sure IL will no, he the decd of
the great Congregation the gilt of qold told
down with the chime of bells. nnl the world. .
acclaim We at, M, sure IL NAV no, u n wor,
n tone. a gentle smlle and mo evr,r of silver
and pold for the bird ol our hanuer and 4, hand
a,l o. STARS xea,e IN, sure Lu. the hua:an
heart opens wider ia the silent dew of symn..
tby than il does "a th. ded ri os,en,a,oos -.
neilceurc hut there ~ ope thing the f,m,shed
need quite as much a, they need food the
sight Of the hand Of the giycr.
They tell of the hands that Hu,t,r like .uon
flakes nlou,, the st,,nrs oi some harm n. soml
iu as Taras. We who have hands brown and
broad. aud would make them "beau,iiuI exec
dinghy only hiring th, ,uu ol co,d water tn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-13

fi'as'x, in The following squih, takes of The
prevalent custom OF giving ;eslimenlala TO
everybody, on all sorts ei occasions. and for al!
sorts nf thiprs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-16
Wood County Probate Court.

TU LAND
Nelson Kuder administrator of the estate of James
Conawey, deceased, plaintiff, persus
Catherine Conawey Wellington Conawey, Frank
lin Conawey, Sperian Conawey, John Conawey,
Harvey Conawey, Amanda Conawey. Albert
Conawey, and Martin Conawey, defendants.
TINE aforesaid defendants are notified that plain
l. tiff, Nelson Kuder, as administrator aforesaid,
on the 18th of February. 1856, filed in the Of
flee of said court petition asking for an order to
sell the north east quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section one, of town five north of range nine
east, in Wood county, Ohio. in pursuance of the
statutes regulating sales of real estate by admins
traitor to pay debts of the deceased and that said
petition will be heard the 5th day of March, A.
D. 1856 NELSON KUDER, Admir-
S, JEFFERSON, Atty. j. Conawey's estate.
Feb 1G, lS56.--40w4$2
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James S. Wadsworth administrator of the estate of
William w. Wadsworth. deceased, plaintiff
against William A. Wadsworth, Livingston
Wadsworth and Herbert Wadsworth, defendants
THE defendants, William A. Wadsworth. Liv-
l. ingston Wadsworth and Herbert Wadsworth,
will take notice that the plaintiff, James S. Wads-
worth. has filed his petition in the probate court of
prayer of which is to obtain an order from said
court. empowering and authorizing him. the said
petitioner to convey to the several persons named
in the petition filed in this cause. their heirs
Wood. in said petition particularly described; !;
which said real estate heretofore sold by the
said William w. Wadsworth in his lifetime and
that unless said petition be answered by the Sd day
of March next the petitioner viii ask the court to
grant the order as prayed for, by default. ..s
DANIEL. McBAIN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Jan. 81, 1956.--39w3$2 ,.r
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

A MAGAZINE OF DEATH.-The grounds be-
longing to the u. S. arsenal at Baton Rouge,
La, embrace an area Of 81 miles In the
three magazines there are 10000 pounds of
powder, and 100000 rounds of cartridges
for small arms and cannon. The storehouses
contain 5000 muskets, rifles, carbinrs and
pistols, $500 sabres, 100 cannons, 100000
cannon-bais and shell, 0,000 pounds can
mister, and accoutrements for 10000 men.
The total value of the land and buildings
with their contents is over 81 100000.
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
ty, at their next March session. praying for review
and alteration on the county road running up the
west branch of Portage river, in Webster township
beginning the section line between sections l3
and IA, town 8, range IL, and extend one mile up
said road The object of said alteration is, to straight
ten and otherwise improve said road.
Feb l. lS56--5OW1f