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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-13
MEDICAIl.

HAHIeTcN's TINcTURH
Ill WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE COUGH
HA3iPTOE's TINCTUFE
3, WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HA8IPT0N'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE sGRoFULA.
HA8IPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA
HAAPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
lHAAIPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INYIGoRATE
HA8IPTONsS TINCTURE
WILL CURE Low SRIRITS
HAaIPTON'S TINCTURE,
wherever used, has bsen sueeesSuin CURING DISEASE
For DISEASES OF W01IES and CHILDREN it Is 4
mr.. w. NIGH.
10 1875 SGCTH PAcA sSEEET. IALTLsoEE
04Fsa q Ase T 70 4S ys ssd91 1zso4' D'
.a 81 g REolsTss s55EET e BAL1ix9sE 5
Mss I:lRY scCFIELD, ztaehe,,
Her c0.e after yGdrs N s,lEering 6as dssoi.ei Aer
1Fs RERk6 rs qs. seS s1E At
boy n The family Of the Hon " P Ionasson once
from His eyeIs turned inside out protrrl
eaTe sr 81 Msp,os y 81 S . lie vas
DYSPEPSIA. BERY0ES DISEASE. &C.
AR. VIM. Oldham Baltimore eustoEa-hosise, sur-I
from these complaints for IS months Win bor and .aiai
severely effected. He cured by Hampton's vegesble
Tincture, after other thiEss failed.
COUCH, COXSE.AFSTYO1f. de.
Nr. Henry c. VIM had Cough for years-great Ueat.
ness ete had in all I'VE six PHYSICIANS tried ft
reInedies but vas cured only bv
HAAPITlNAS FEGETA BEEZySCTCRE.
Meoppenl to orr best known Citizens!
WEOFF,ER NO MERE MLSHgO03f ARTICLE .BrT
4 XEDy9ISE F2ROYEDBY 71YIElSAN1lS ia BE
TIE z.I1LE:: GRE:tZLgV1G0RAT0 R-4gD REST0RER OS
THE SUNAIER-ITS DISEASES RElE.
EDY AT HAND.
| IA MPTON4S VEGETABLE TYNcTTRR
We have the of the good effect, n
this medicine in CoeSa MOTbus, DiaTTbeA and hi
stoa eh and boels and nderE the great ASST
snee in combating the approach Of Indeed all forms
XANPT0I2S TEGEZ4BLE ZYCTURE
By its Mid action the stomach. liver and kIdnerE nm
cure IlsspeTsfG, Coughs AsfHG, BrOncRiGE and LEE5
Asecti0n1 Pdins IN TIE IdcE SiRs and Brsqsf g.
sumption tSrOfuG, REeU1GffsHs, GoHf, SegrGEgfl ~,
tut1 FEss. Boarcl Paint Worms ami HsFroGs H.
biities snd al ,sS5es arising from l1nnTEe blood
As i EEK.fLE MEDICZYE
TIamptOn's TnetuTe cannot be exeeIiel. As Ieautr,
agent Il is far superior TO Of the oecs Of daJ
producing beautiful clear <Ein and swing the ch
the color Of the lmpaTting to th.tr
and elasticity witch GvestO all EhO enjoy health grs
Chronic Periodical Nervous OF Sick Headache Ic,
standing has been enrei by tRs nvisorator and -
superior to all the coriA before the public 10 H.
Youth and MI i0e. the Single Married Ee asr -
most valuable remedy.
Can and get Pamphlets sratis, and see cures.
Fog sale by z II Logan d Co, Wheeling. Gr.
soldby MORTIMER MowBRAY,
and s94, broadway, y.
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= ~ -N7-731F 79I1El 7 EL9lII y
LAUGHLINs { BUsHRIELD,
Gen1 Agents for Ohio count. M q Mon,

Gen1As for Ohio county, No IS Monroe st.
All orders addressed 10 the above
they will supply PrOprieors prices and send
the Pills cOnadeptay ladies by MALL by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post-Ofaee.
n B-Dr. DupoueOs Golden PMS, signature ..J Dupon-
every bOx other genuine For particulars rt
Circular Of Agents apsS-1y
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4 GARD TO TlE ladies.

DIR. DuPoxcos GOLDEN FEMAPE pills are inrai-
bic removing soPpases irregularities slenses
These pills nothing by Doc.
tor for many both France America with nm.
Paraileed sueeess every case, and urged by many
thousand laies who have them make the pills pub
lie FOR the alienation Of those suffering any irregular
esWhaever,a well preventive ladies whose
health illnO permit an increase of family Pregnant M
males er those supPosnE themselves are cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes no re.
Ponshty aerthe above aduonitiOn although their mild
ness Eoulpreyent any injury health; otherwise these
pills Recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
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8lo10I weed CemeIerV.

uAOuut weed Cemetery.
Viz HIustses OF Mount Wood CelstETyi being duly au-
thort2eds VII oGeE for sale EhuFSiRy, the eth av AZ
NAV lS5, on the Cemetery Eround, An HE nnsold Iot-
ground already laid out
would ure upon an persons esIrdus puF.
Le5 m dount " Q a Cea8etefY, the fnp0Ftanee n
doing GO either before Ct at the sale, the proprietor has
o 70 o1Oe the OrFetIEaRe The sale o. IN lOt5 IRe
by the The percentage to TIE Trustee4 e fund for f
tSaet O the CeneteE Eruls there
Is ven q tho9e who may become puFehasers.
e9oee q loes can e had q fny tte previous the
sac y Apeon 70 the undermined either Of
me 1t94teeS' JOHN GOSHQRN.
RTeaident OF the Roend
John btahoPl l. Cooper J. q. Wtlllals, T. n
IaISaI1s, Gee JaE ". Paxton. John liorrol
Tn ~ U't' mhle-id
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"NuEArLAxD, Penn, Dec. u, lS50.

''My dear madam; have received your favor
of the 9th inst, with the mittens You were
kind enough to send me, accept them with
much pleasure, as = token regard from one of
lnatrons of Indiana.
under Great Obligations for It's trinmnbant sun.
port of the Constitution and the Union at the
late Presidential eleetion,
"In compliance with your request, transmit
YOU likeness ormyself and hope yott xiii accept
az on additional pTeseRt the eHcloSei sum of $95.
I trust that, under the blessing of Providence,
may continue 70 deserve your good opinion.
az rom your friend, very respectfully,
S,IANHss DI-cIIt NV n
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GIoRnt TYashInEten FeInaIe CoiIeEe nea1

BntltmOEe.
ME summer session Of this nstitutfo lo-a
Il ted at Mount W. shinxton miles 0ut on ne NcfteT
Central Railroad and chartered bsFyIaRd LegislH
tuIe M open on the Gryt Wednesday In Nav, 1885, With A
fnn fReuiy Of expsrisneed instructors, consisting Of ye
and ladies' ms college All hat could
vel be desired for the Of female
40 pains or expense have been Spared 10 make It What Il
ought % Be in AL respects The 6cality highly
and PstUl e>que, and has been selecte most
in the State The shady and beautiful gIou1s afford aF
Pie scope for I1ks and heathfu recreation me-
building = large imposing brick e1ee, (eTeete expressly
LOT Grst class sanAle eolee thcFouEhT Ihf
Story, and has Accommodations for about llj ho0ri1
The IL very complete, costing not iesg than
S4ot0 DuyiHs this ear Of its OpeTasioa n a
hers 50 b0AFderS. = ~
Catalogues and further information obtained die
Union Office, Ond OF Rev. Dr.. 1Ietner and Van
sant BALTIMORE; and Rev. Ok Sealey. Principal Mount
Washington, 3laFYlsnd. EI.I1S ITFINrp
mhs5-lH-dktei-R PresIdent Of The hoard 81 TiS5to,,
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trroa tay uopsin.ynls ,ky,9 Mercury, April II

PRESIDENTIAL GALLAxTEv-MR BucuAxAx
GETTING Tue MlT7Ex.-we find in the last issue
of TIE Frankfort ItOanan a latter from the Pre-
sident to Mrs Webber, of Wayne county, In.
diana, acknowledging the receipt of handsome
pair Of mittens. We copy the precious epistle in
full, so that cur readers may sec how Tar our
President is acquainted with the ordinary pro-
pIieties jof life:
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Great I.nPrOvealeal Ia ak Hate.
H!S improvement consists Of runbInatIon Of prfnei.
y plea TO render the SIX Hat Band afEer SIiFI,t sr
e son ana pleasant 70 the head 5 Hat without in
jury TO Us durability This has been
tut and by those combinafIon have succeeded IN sf
ing This object which eombinss the sOftueas Of the PltIISt
li e 0sant1 Ana dressy SIX and
EoI rs Eletdtng nature readily conforms the sne Of
mus AEoidln IN very great measure, the tro-
PIC ana ne0nRenenee Of conforming and shaping a the
ment. = -
We have the Bebse OAkfOrd and other most fashionable
k1 T55.s styles Of hats, s. D. HARPER son.
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PROF q. i. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
EOE rRoprcrxs
BALD HE ADS.
ASD RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREPARt.
Heads when used according the directions and Ia
hair back to its original color, after having b-eoT
and beauty, Removes all scurf dandruT aud e.
.aap e $40 oeT TgsIs s. I , heat @
nea and t fST ePd hsFsf astS n sTct
tons. our A''s'
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative
hsye admired Its wonderful Ny hair was becorpy
storatVe" It has resumed its original color and have no
doubt permanently 50. SIDNEY BREEZE,
gentleman of Boston writes to his friends in New BID
Professor Wool Hair e,torstiTe uT 5y f S
vas almost white and had for the last ten vsr
and pulled out freely, found that before had S,
ms oeS 9ossle (Ehish vas eight EssIsl hair
nov free from dandruf and quite moist have had ny
seen thing white hair stSrtin from the IA
u Is nov as thick IT VAS and does not come ou
/. July l, 1855. Yours fc G. y -
nave uSen two bottles OF Professor
~ and can truly say, It lie the greatest dis
GoSsLy o. the age, for restoring changing tie Ha
SiO.e using II, gray man of seventy Nr
Ha nae nov attained S original cOIor You can Yeee5
u 20 tIe WorS1 Without the fear as my cas-. r
"ne "i the worst Kind. Yours. D. n. MURPHT
p.o, ST. Louis, March T. 1854
~ Moou: Ny hair commenced falling OF some thrss
quite bald tried all the popular medicines of the dI
70 NO eject At last induced to try -I.hrs
e Air Restorative, and happy to saw /, Is doing a..
nave now fine growth young hair and cheer.
rs use 70 al, Az similarly AFFLICTED
-4,. ,. Baisin, Michigan, August 2 1876
rms IS 10 certify that year ago was quite
SO tlin upon the top Of head that feared
t., IN tiis condition aPpIie,l aud taiaeia
~ EoI WOODS Restorative and before hal
@ y G9ttle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared
I u HAu uilcEered up TO be full usual and
sunea glossy appearance app arentT more beat.t17
ever UaS before. therefore ercrEIlir rrroor-ss
70 an those ladies who value braut! i head Of bsir
also state that use now for lis baa;
Ane eHsetS. SARAH J. BR0WN.
Ib.v. 49,, Chicago. Nav /, 1ss4.
De-, used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to de
gloss and soitneSs very desirable The few rlf
hau have entirely disappeared 1fherS of nv I,u-
Nv nav used and concur with me In prononrcIny IL a
" ttS'sssses 70 be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenas
Dr. = WoOd-SIr: have used nearly tbrer bot,s
nhr restorative and have found its e.c.s y-rv sat
sIASory II has entirely DESTROYED All tISndTug from M
become quite gray. WW S TnTTPSDiIE
10 y WOOD CO., Proprietor, s1s broadway, n YAo
- Tor sale In Wheeling by
nb.gr,-,. I. II LOGAN & CO..
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sPRCIAL NOTICES
HON. Il. NJ. JOHNsON.

Chr OF WAsHI1oToS, sth March, 1871.
I have examined The names Of thase Who have signed
certificates respecting dar5ons Vegetable Tmctare,
and among them recognize Genteen Of the arst respect
ability. Wig: James Davis Thomas sheib s. 81 Noel.
Waller Rodes, and Beverly Hcuthese aEe gentlemen Of
high character, and may reliei other may
be equally respectable, bat Esoaaiiy acquainted
with them. RD ~ JOHNSON.
EDzOaIl and gst pamphlets ana rad for yoursslres
T.. II. LOGAN co >,
Ap9-lU-daP General Agents
Tooihaehe-oeeasioaedb b Cold, exposed nerves,
nj other causes be speedily and eHeetully eIed
By using the GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
Acting The ImpaEts inssanfantous relief With.
out dIscoornz the tse fanp'easany aeeting the breath
palate Once used. y6u viii never vilnsIy be vithsu,
it. Only Try II, aad complain Of aching teeth.
Prepared md sod by a. 3. D. SANDS. Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York. Price IS cents per Vial.
Sold also by ]. II. CRUIBGCKER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. nPT-dar
-.-S--.----
T. b. LOGAN CO., Bridge corner DruegiStp desre to
cay to teiF friends IN se city AMI country. Trey
in TIE Hssf stOek Of goos ever brought by them
TO this city This Ok Drugs, Paints, Oils
nIshes Brushes, DE stu &C. comPlete their stock
Of Fancy articles Iastruets, Trusses ferueries
Is unrivaIIei. They invite cali those wishing
to purchase either Wholesale Retail Satisfaction
warranted In goods and prices, apI-daw
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND
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-ET Ma INSURANCE GO.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

30 Annual statement Let Ianu1ry. 1857.
PuAsuAST TO STATUTES o-'o ISDrASA, IL11xois AID
FESSESSKE.
A8aE is
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle. June 81 80
hsye admired ts wonderful effect Ny hair becoHias
az Thought permanently gray, but by the use Of The ER
SforAttVe It has resumed its original color and have 10
aOnO' permanently So SIDNEY BREEZE,
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TO whom 90 may 5.onceF1. ;
WILL eel - Eahe Auction, At ny Auction Rooms on
y the 18th day % April 1881, 1t 10 ocToeE 4 ~
9e following lot Of goods. which let d The TTeopt
aosr ga water street viz: One Cooking Stove Barrel
GEO. z WICKHA9I,
AaetioneeF.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-12-22

TIE NATIONAL HorEL.-This we'll
known establishment, having been drained
purified, and ventilated until thoroughly
freed from the effects Of the "poisoning" Of
last year, is again opened as IA lhoteE ~
has also been papercd, painted, and thor
ougbly rcffittcd, under the directi on. 81
F. Tenny & Co., its present land lords,
who arc gentlemen of understanding as
hosts, and well qualified to cater for wants
of sojourners with them. The drawing
rooms arc furnished in magnificent style
one in green, tho other in crimson--witR
q carpet iu which both colors arc blended
and with mirrors,ftsfor the saloons Of an
Emperor. The furniture Of tho private
parlors is equally splendid, and tho bed.
rooms are fitted up with every convenicnco
as it were, the comforts of
private life to public house. The kitch-
en- department has been entirely reform
ed, and the tables are supplied with evotf
variety of good things. We wish the new
landlords Of tho National every success.
Washington. Uniou:
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A DISTINGUISHED CoNGREss.-A con-
temporary remarks of the 23d Congress
which commenced Dec. I'd, 1888, that it
contained remarkably large number of
distinguished men who have filed high
positions under our government. Six
members of that Congress, J.Q. Adams,
(previous) Tyler, Polk, Fillmore. Pierce,
and Buchanan have occupied tho Pre-
sidential chair. Five members, Messrs.
Calhoun, johnson, Tyler, Fillmore, and
King, have been Vice Presidents; and no
less than eight members, Mcssrs. John
Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, John Forsyth
Daniel Webster, John G Calhoun, and Ed
ward Everett, have filled the office of Sec
rotary Of state. Thirty-two members have
been governors of States, and TWEEN ty three
members of the House have since served
in the Senate.
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HILLSDALE, MICH. TUESDAY, DEC. o. 1857.

That not meet for mortnls tastingf
Yet, he tempted, plucked and ate it,
Fruit TO man, by God forbidden:
Eve, fair consort Of our father.
Shared with him the great transgression,
Bore with him the shame Of SHINING.
Think you, on his holy mountain,
Sits with shame our Heavenly Fatherf
No. our God is pure and stainless
Holy, though his image fallen
So we claim our virgin Goddess,
Still above the blightiug canker,
That has been the bane of many
Whom she blessed with her bright image.
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SENDING WOMEN TO THE WEsr.-The
proceedings of the meeting held on, FIJI
day night, at Clinton Hall, 70 devise
means for sending women to tho west,
will attract attention. The statement made
by Mr.. Pease, that thero arc between 35,-
600 and 10000 women living by ,prcstitu-
ton in New York, must startle those WhS
have given but little attention TO this mat
ter, and We trust will rouse them to aid
the "Women's Protective Association" '
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A man recently got married, in Ken
lucky, one day and hung himself the next
No doubt he wanted TO try all the varie-
lies Of nooses 10 see which he liked best.
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Efs Brother Jonathan thus describes q
steamboat: ats got saw mill on the one
side, ond grist mill on the other, and a
blacksmith's shop in the middle"
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sorsr.-A tall ladder leaning sgsint.
the house--a nigger at the top, and hog
scratching his eide against the bottom
.G'way, gway, dsr! Youm maxim nis'
chief
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EF-The new Constitution Of Oregon
prohibits paper money banks.
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w. IL. CHANDLER,
(succEssoR To W. WEIGH, co.,
Mamma CtuYer Of CtatiOnarU ENGINES

~ RIsT AND SAW MILL GEARING, HORSE POWERS
tO Thre shng Machines and Seperators, Hay Straw,
Corn Stalk Cutters Plows, Cultivators, Mortisng Ma
chimes &c, &C., Patterns furnished TO order Old Cop
. per, Brass and Iron wanted.
oct1367 s, CHANDLER. Agent.
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JOHN HILL ALIAS NIXON CURRY.
A True Sketch of Life i'm Arkansas.

The following graphic delineation exhi-
bits some of the peculiarities of a class of
men, powerful for good and evil, as cir
cumstanccs biased their career, who play
prominent part in the early history of
some of the southwestern States. A
quarter Of a century ago such characters
were not uncommon. Now, another gen.
Grafton having supplied their laces it may
be not Improbable to present such remin-
iscences, as part of the history of our
country:
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=. HEMINGWAY.

IOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IL Having located in Hsdale, would respectfully in
vte the citizens Of Hsdae and vicinity who have need
OF medical COUNSEL TO test the virtue Of Homo
pathy. Many years experience in Alopathic practice
dies enables him assure the public that
Is absolutely eectua In removing disease than
other system OF medical practice saving the patient
potioDs and what wore their subsequent
baneful influence. All diseases treated
fully by Homeopathy than other system OF practice
and all that Is asked of an intelg public to establish
this declaration patronage and careful observation OF
tbe of Homeopathic practice and the Of
other systems, and compare them Diseases of Women
and Children will receive special attention.
REFERENoEs:-E Lovejoy and +. b. helps. eminent
Homeopaths, owego, Tioss CO., NY
Ofice and residence Saml Wilson's Grocery and
Provision Store, opposite wadrons Block.
stiilssdale, Act l3thf1s57.
A xES, AXES, 10 DbZ. sIMM0ND'S SUPERIOR AXES
"A Just received and for sale by BALDY BRO.
-OAULDRON AND X CAULDRON KETTLES FOR
" sale at the HILLsDALE FOUNDRY.
DUMP FIXTURES FROM THE CHAIN TO TIE
Il Spool, including fine Tubing for sale BY
ERRsH GROUND, 0N0NDAGG LAND. PLAsTEB,
II the bestin use, just received and for sale BY
oet1357 J.H. PRATT.
DIAPER HANGINGs, A FINE ASSORTMENT an
PRATTs..
DELLs FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE AT
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Vow RE
IA ceiying and fcI sale very lowat PRArTs.
D0oTs AND SHOES VERY Low
Is J.H.PRATT.
(NoARsE, Fine and Sack Salt, donstantly on handat
~ M0TT&.WHEAT0Ns.
WRAPPTNd PAPER OF ALL SIZES FOR SALE BY
w MOTT BRO.
MoNEr-Gold and Silver tsken at par in exchange
II AIDES CLoTH-A good assortmsntat
IL Ma WIS
RoBEs-whi's Robes, Brillian'',s at 80,
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Cloths Sold by the Yurd.

Scotts Fail and Winter Fashions fr 1s57-58 just re-
. ceived. lam now ready to make up Custam Work in a
most superior manner and style.
f1-Cutting for others to make up done in the most
approved styles and all cutting warranted II properly
O.
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

ID ALL ROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING AND
III West Streets The subscriber wishes to return his
sincere thanks to those friends who have favored him
with their patronage, at the time time, to call
their attention to the and well selected stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST'GS, &c.
He has just received from New York City, all of which
he feels anxious TO sell at the lowest price pattern
make into garments as may suit the purchaser.
II Cutting done his own Tnvenie ed and Improved
system and warranted to be inferior to none but supe
rior TO most. ". B.-An Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdale, Oct 18th, 57. II, ROWE.
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MERCUANT TAH.ORTNG,

CHOP ON NORTH STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
- received the largest and best assortment of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Satinets,
Sleeps Gtays. and Over r-Coatings,
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BY SnATTUCK K BRO, CORNER MAIN AND BACOE
Streets, opposite Court House Square, iilsdac. Mich
The subscribers having purchased this House, and
y fitted and furnished it for comfort and convenience
OF the public, would solicit lheir pa ronagc.
r. sHATTU'K foctlY571 l.. u. SH ATTrCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-26
Council. House Reps

The letter also reports that, in consequence
of immense frauds which had been perpetrat-
ed by the judges in several of the democratic
precincts, the Governor and Secretary had
thrown out the votes of two whole counties
and four precincts in other counties.
1t is related that in Marshall County the
judges and clerks sat in the second story of the
house, and received tickets through hole in
the floor Just large enough for'a mans hand to
pass through OF course the judges could
not see the person offering to vote, and one
man could vote fifty times if he chose! By
this plan the judges ard clerks could sUear
that they did not see any illegal 0ottng. Mar
shall is back county, on the Nebraska line,
where sheriff, who was recently ordered to
summon thirty six freeholdeTs as grand jurors,
reported that there were not thirty-sA inhab-
tants in the county! Yet democratic ma
jority of four handred was returned from this
county. The vote was thrown out.
The following letter from the regular Kan
zas correspondent of the Boston Journal, now
at Albany, will be read with interest.
ALBANY, Friday, Oct. %.
l have just met an acquaintance who left
Kanzas on the 10th of October
There was great indignation towards the
election judges in Oxford, johnson County,
The Lawrence boys went down to take ':sum-
mary measures with them, but they had
fled. Their returns show 1924 democratic
votes. The place can't poll seventy five hon
est votes.* These fourteen hundred extra
names were simply added to the list by the
judges and clerks. Even the form of polling
the votes was not observed.
Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton
have not said positively that they will throw
out Oxford returns, but have intimated that
they will. 1t viii hardly be healthy for them
to refuse, Or for the scoundrels thus elected to
attempt to take their seats.
Nearly oil the prominent free State men are
now East, or en- route for it,
Passengers who are direct from st. Paul,
think the Democrats have carried Minnesota
by small majority. The election is very
close. A. DR..