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MARS { WILDER
ID ESPECTHULLY aaaounse.to the citissns of Kso-
~ kuk and vicinity thAt thsy havs epsssd store
On fosrth street. Whore tAey are pfepArsa 70 ssPey
oil kinds Of the most approved Agricultural I'm.
pisments and Nsehipss which are 10 ~ fosnd in
the country We have, Also, c0uneclea With our Ar
rissltsrai Implements and Machines, . general
viii Be oarsm. BY prompt attention 70 basinsss 70
deserve asd receive the conadsnce Of discsraing
wants. nEARs WILDER
Esokat. love-. Jan. ., 's1-dsn
New Asricslsasal Warsno1se.
A 4 kS, uatehsts, Hammers. Meat Caters, Chop
"A ping KNIVES, Knife Trays; Floor end Counter
Du.teru, mats, mop AAadlss, we'll bach 81, saear
Buckets ball boxes, nest do, bush ko0ks shoveh
and spades, bay and manure forks, picks snssseeks
beg hoes. post anger, "spPls psarsrs, corsrs AID
:ioss and many other useful artieIes may y
Riee's Iron Store Call and examins.
jans-d3m MEARS WILDER.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given thai J. X. Hasuish, J.
~ u. Sullivan, wm. =. B. Lynch, C. X. Rnoud,
Wm. ". Bslknap, Thos. p. Cater, f. Wilsey, Juo.
Adair Mcdowell, j. n. Breedsn, AID Csstis y.
Conn have Incorporated themselves and their asso-
eiates under the name Of the Decaiion Peiry Aad
Land Company The principal plses Of b1sissss
OF said Company isat Keokak, Iowa. Tbs eAjsst
800 O'tS,e et'~u ~ w Sstauieu . feIvy On t0G
Mississippi River, between the city Of Keok al And
Hancock County, llls., and also 10 purchase lands
In Hancock County, Ills, and lay out thereon :
town to be known ~ "Drcaiion." The capital
stock Of said Company 10 scventy Eve thousand dol
lars, which stock may be increased 20 one hsndred
thousand dollars, divided in shares Of one hundred
dollars each, and 70 b. paid in upoa call Of ths
Board Of DIRECTOR. Said corporation commenced
on the lth day u October 1880 70 continue twenty
years renewable according to the laws u Iowa
n n In he udues Id kx
Board VI Five Directors, TO be elected On the &ys,
Wednesday Of January. annually, in accordancs
With the articles Of Incorporssiua Gle u The Of
doc of the Recorder VI deeds. Leo county, Iowa
The Indebtedness Of the Company 10 mot 70 ssseed
tuo-thisds Of the capital stock Of she Coapasy--
The private property Of the stock holders u 70 u
exempt from the corporate debts Of the ConpAsy.--
The following persons are the present Directors Il
said Company;
j. X. Hornish, Jno. H. Hutlivsn.
c. II. D,nond, Rufus Wilssy,
Vim. y. b. Lynch.
J. X. HoRNISH, Prss't.
c. X. DIHoHp, Ssc'y and Treas.
ksokuk, Dee ~, Is56-d4w
Daily Time. copy 4v.l
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LASDoR AND ALfIEki.-The stirring events
of the last dfty years have divided us 40
completely from the past century, that the
following account of an interview by a liy-
ing author Waiter Savage Landor,l With a
great man who died in 1903, scarcely reads
like the words Of one yet in the vgor OF his
intellect:
think oftener with Aliieri than with anv
other writer, aud quite agree with him that
sltaly and England are the only countries
worth living in.' The only time ever saw
Alheri, Was just before he left this country
forever. accompanied nv Italian master
to booksellers TO order the works of AlG.
eri and Mesastaslo, and was enthusiastic. as
most young men were, about the French Rev
olution. ''Sir," said Alferi, s.you are
very young man; you are yet to learn that
nothing good ever came out Of France or
ever will. The ferocious mons tiers are about
TO devoar one another and they can do
nothing better. They have always been the
curse OF Italy; vet we too have fools among
US who trust them" Such were the express
sions of the most classica! and animated poet
existing in the present or past century, Of
him vino could AT once be true patriot and
y true gentleman. There was nothing Of the
ruifanly in his vigor; nothing Of the vulgar
IN his resentment he could scorn without a
scott he could degiie wthou, a grimace.-
lLandor's Letter 10 X. W. Emerson.
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seat of their power. He is Of Scotch de-
scent. Forney has been long and earnest
advocate Of Buchanan for the Presidency
He is bold, INSCRIPTIONS, ardent and vigor.
Gus, and has rendered signal service in the
advancement of his favorite, for which he
will undoubtedly be rewarded, since his de-
feat in the line Of his aspirations, perhaps
By foreign mission, or as head of the kitch-
en- Cabinet.
ENGLAND AND THs Swiss TRousLEs.-The
London Times says that Louis Napoleon is
not in 6t position to mediate between prus-
STA and Switzerland, for his prompt assump
ton OF the cause of Prussia has unified him
for the purpose. IL saws that the King Of
Prussia is wrong; for while he may consist
emily dispute the rightfulness of existing
laws, il he considers them in derogation of
the rights of Prussia, to acquiesce in the sx-
istence of law and then take up arms be-
cause it is enforced upon persons taken ia fla
gran. rebellion against it, is position who'll
" untenable, while the resolution of Swift
erland to protect the cantonal governments
with MS much vigilance and severity as though
her empire was as extended and her resour-
ces as great as those Of her haugh,iest neigh
bors, is right and laudable. And doubtless
the Times expresses the prevailing English
sentiment. II anticipates an amicable ad-
iustment Of difficulties.
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FOR aALE.

BOR 0AAEs
A FARM soneakng 80 Acrss, we'll iopsovsd, WSsA
~ good Aoass - hearing osoAafd, II nilsG
scsth q Cheslsseoa s.a 10 miles fre0 KseAsks
will - seld - sDaeenahAe sefus.
Apply to- ~. yoAasea % !. =. Blair, Ksoksk,
Or ~ ". 6kin.ss, cAsslssaoa. fssvSo
THE 08EAT WEsTEnn wEUEDr.
HvI0ONb 6ALvk for The presesti0a - Cuse
- Of trssted Heels and chilbisins.
These a0icts1 With this Troublesome senplain4
- = iassaatly rslicvsd b using bex II Lsvi-
ooa's 0elve.
4 perfect care vsrsantsd or The nsssy ssfusAsa
-lsisfhsovs FOR the last ~ years - ths ssiy ~
feet and snse rs0sdy.
certiAsasss Of persms sursa with IL 6alve go
6sssea - applying 10 IL Aesas.
Reader, Il ysu kave any rslssisas - lsissA, sat-
ering With isssted feet, procure boa aed Yssssst
u 70 tAsA- Yoa viii not sply - doiag sAs0 = 49,
s0s, bat viii Ssseivs bhsis everlasting Eratitsas.
Prize - esats Aox, with full dirssaisas. 1ss
ale - tho Agsats 0ass, az Sssth Mster sassst.
Chicago. b. J. LEVY, Aesas.
Agsats wanted - travel thsssehsat tAs
somtSy.
Dealers supplied % liberal tsrns. Adane ,. ].
Levy Chicago. Ills. uase-d3o
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WATCss EST
II. w. JONES,


DEALER N Checks, vgaschss 4 JeWelsy
- Oh xxcosD srasss,
INERT door to C. Parsons BAnking Hesssl
kEOkuk
e1NHk subscriber has jsst received . large -
! and beautiful stock Ut gold and siisw ~
Watcher, gold jcwelry, &C., comprising the
stsss styles VI lstss breast PISS. easrAos, Aaess
rises, Gun pins, gold saard and fob ehaiss, keys,
gold peas, with or without holdsrs, gold psnsih.
pens and pencils.
vArca REPAIRING.
The subscriber being . practical watehaaksr,
delicate work that may b. entrusted 10 his esrs.
All work warranted to give Satisfaction.
coRREcr TINE.
The public may rest ssn,ed that the correct sims
T. N .as sss s.ss s,,i be kept ~ Swyosys
sscsnA.ss. Cnsap store, oppesIas
she Alneneum,
CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS!
Two make room Tor our spring purchases, Ne will
cell our present stock at and under 6rst eost.--
The stock 10 large and veil sslecsed and ooasis al
cloths, cassineres sassine, Jeans, blankets. nefi-
nos, Aaanek, deains, ealicos Loses, COLLAR, snbFOt-
dsri@, trmmius, cOunforts hOo1a, cravats, etoeks
gloves dress shirts under shirts and Arawep, WOOL
and cotton ysrn. and in fact everything kept In
janid RI. ABBOTT co.
RUMM = MILLER,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail CsnAy
~ Aansfactcry, Third-st., between Main And
Johnson, nsxt door to Kelly Lynch.
Special attention will be given 10 baking for pas
ties, and done upon the shortest notice.
Ksotsk. Jan. f2-diy
SINCERE SeWln1 MacAIaes.
333 Broadway. New York; ~ Clark street, CAlsaEo-
r0vHEsE Machines have sstablishod great reps
i tation, founded On suhntantisl axssllsaee. The
q ssias one u aAsss Aasai.ss regularly
$1,000 Year.
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InE SEfzrRg OF Crna.-The New York
Herald contains the following, ia the shape
OF n communication:
II has lately come to my knowledge that
there exists ia this country secret order.
called 1.-The Sons OF Freedoin.- The organ
izatIoa extends from New Orleans to New
York, embracing tho principal seaboard
towns, and is rapidly extending itself over
the entire country. The head or Grand
Lodge, exists in this city, to which all other
lodges are subordna,es. Members are ad-
mitted by secret signals and passwords. and
arc bound TO each other bv the most solemn
oaths and obligations. The entire movement
rs IN the hands Of leading men, Of character
and abiiity, and the country will be startled
one Of these fne mornings, by the announce
,nent that Cuba, the Queen of the Antilles
has fallen int the hands of the Sons Of
Freedom
TIhe depot building, mschiue shops.
@r.s ut tue beVrgiatrnrraiK Il. T. Co.,, in Sa-
sannah, are said TO he the most extensive In
the United States. They cover 81 acres. aud
eass x1iIQ 900
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GRAND CONCERT /!
THE EUPHONIANs,
Mrs. j. n. RArSEY, soprano,

S3AkAxN0 ~SxNS06AA
THE EUPHONlANs,
Mrs. J. X. RAryEv, Soprano,
Mr.. J.. H. RAfSsy, Basso,
FRAsx Moop Pianist aud Tenof,
Mister kppiE RAtsxr. Alto and Comedian,
HNAk 4 pleasure in announcing Of their pop
i ular Musical kntertsinments,
AT ISBELL'S MUSIC ROOM,
ON this friday Evening, Jan. 33A,
when they will sner . new and Choice selection Of
operate and Ballad Musies consisting of songs,
Gises, Daett, Trios and QuArtetts.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to commence q
n 0 eloes.
Ticxxrs so cenis--to be obtained during the day
at %. c. isbslis Music Rooms.
N. FRANK WHITE,
Jsa2s dit Business D.restor.
cor RTNER SHIP.
~ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ hye this day formed copsrsnershir under
the name and styicof Msggener lsteli, for the
purpSse 1t carrying the Merchant Tailoring bus
incss Mt the old stand VI J. II. Waygener, on Sec
ond strset between Man aud Johnson, where they
will also keep clio ce stock of cloths, cassimeres,
ready made clothing. geats furnishing goods, etc,
Keokak. jan 70, 81. 8. wAG4ENER
jan22 diff III. s. IsBEiL4.
FOR SALE.
s1swo building bot ON Main ST., between sth and
l. 9th. Inquire of +. A. DUKE,
Jane2d So Main-st.
,F0R SALE.
yINiE subscriber of n. has farm for sale, the
/ east Of the north west Of 8, in 4 N. s west, 4
mile south OF Hamilton. Timothy Hay, In stack.
for sale. Will b. found at home during 10 days
after an 26, al ALfRED L. NINANS.
jazz l4w
NEW Music!
ME have just received, by American Express, the
w losing New Music:
80 cop,es wi lies welcome home" answer TO
willie We have missed you
DO g On, let me die IN Spring time.
SO IS usntae Annie, b stephen Fester.
80 Garry home die.
jAa7i PATRICK GROUSE.
- Ills on the Rhvde Islagd Central and Halle
ID we'll Banks arc received In exchange for goods
at H. 4 n. RUS3ELL'S,
jan2i-d6t ola Main-st.
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- Go. q. ll1X0N.
A rrORNxY AND COUN6RLLOR AT LAW
"A Othcs removed 70 eanple's building, Second
street. bssvess Main and Johnson, Ksckak, Iowa
pvc. 9s-d9n
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-
Oo0onoo the new xOaS
Rr Insu ~! yss. s;o', ss:is.:: 'l c. d..
Mes sslow aA1od:
Pa0NIx INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 12OOUOO.
49,
STAR INS. CO., OF O0DENsBURGR, n. T.,
CAPITAL 100000.
HxR7roRD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
c.p,,., 1Afnl o0O
-. 49,. co,.,.n,.. .a,... 81 =, ,.....
...s..S,. 80 ..p...si. ."s'' s.u ~ -
nr1vwAp A~,,
oa.a. - ~. atsas
,.si.di.
fn1nr.nco H1o1cvJ "
s
HONE
INSURANCE. CO.. No. :; MA d sIkfE1.S NJ,
E9UlTlEIE
INSURANCE CO., o. LONDON.
CAPITAL - ~, 900.
1elD0ERO1T
Hk1 AAAANt iNs.C o; ~ H D0kPok1,ooAN
@ vAHnnSCT@n
unrnn ma "a CTRyEfAED q
c.r,1S. No. eco.
TnANELIN
FIRE : MARINE ms Co, TosD DE- Lac, Wis.
noITCrrs ,s.sed in liz shovs C.no.n,.. an n.
.: Xe:sv. "a sssasa ..:.:s,
Q: 0. 4. sTsislss.
ASD
NOTARY PUBLIC.
"A pus ~ I'm rrynmn S !. nm or vrorrv
m. a.. :. =. -. ..,s 80.
Al NoTxRY srSIHEsS
oss. HS NJ p,, 1 .,... $3.50 49,. =. -
StS .t,sets H. WOOD : sir;hlrn,. D,.~ ST.. ls.,.
nsrIy 8. Hsi..,rsst',
Sest1
~.
r,,r .xn Ss.Ixr ,ns,s.I1r c.....u
S'~A AMI 800 Sso1nScA eoA'ASS'
D...c,os.:
oSs"' n - o,eey,
y:, "a scs, HsaassH,
MIsnTT 80. DrGrr
10 azIa4 ,aAIA.ss.. ans. rA1as.
y, null -. 0snesai Aeees.
aeeIey =. DhIl M y AZ, At, Aseasl.
aswa state lassranes CsaDasy.
vvsHIS Hone company takes kishs 90 the saeee
sio:.s: q psSP<ity: On TIE nuILAL Pan.
HTU vS III SAnh ri.As xoh CAeA fH1-
DE soopesy'
ns..cross'
Y. u; Perry, ~. !ord, !a.s coa.
80: 0nysss =. 1S9s ~. Woeeweses
e. 7. Ccns, = H. Asrrisss. g. y. ys0sAiss.
ssee 1sCsss, Nv. ksehts.
- oSv.sn
~. 9. r.1ni, RE, 4. -. nAanLe0n. Issesr
.. ~. MAnAANs Ssee Frses ". y. 1OxN1ks -
..slsAs .ss:
1ooAassa0 LlSs aoss Saaes CoG7aoY.
ll6 ssoADwAy, nsw yosg.
CA crssie.1 Iees.sa1ssss esee,sss.
0pfN 49, -
- vssss = New YcrS. fsr sse sse.Iisv - Ss,sss
AeAe,s Il aA1ieiu. "a .Aieh 49, sss.ihesa.,s -.
psnsaaily liable. Aassg the Dtrsesers sre ~
Dsst wealthy - tnossnsial sssissns ef New Ysst.
This u . 6teek Company, Yetsshing 70 tbe -.
Sssst I'll pxY SsGy q m III 5T5uJS IT1SSsssIJy.
party - ysass VI aes nay sssass - Ah faoily,
ssss tss0 ths elaine Of his creditors, Ter aAsss -
49, S.r go, : I0lisy &c $50.
Mes q ssosstios, . sisk bed II eass u 500
dsat, tAaa 10 eli else fail. he hsA asAs . ssssaio
sssv'.is. tor he isssl,i Il sesla nsssss BE
N. D. MORGAN. Prsst.
G. rWssrLs. sse'y.
49, n. RirrLv = ~ rsSN -.
30 -. n.s{cs..
a.~s-Alv VssH.r a..
xEcEIi. - !. 49, sH.,,- ! !. a. az,
.ry,ecoa1 ssal. $500. 50;
sHA4oCsoPssy - prepares 70 20 Aassae iasss
-. sssissss. cs,ss ri:hs t.As. assssss.ssy
eisssssssoess.
ksssss psospt!y adjsstsd-s~
. ,-.1. D'1sesSss:
nnr'ee..a, nn;I, Isr.sf,
1ehs TvDplin Al Dsuina
)eAa MsCsss, CT. Conn,
@. 0asbss, Jas n. Csx
II. o. RSaseSa.
ADRiD0NAy. Presids.t
0BsNYTH Wee Prealdsat-
4. Z. DKNINo .Treessrss.
oy
nx.pss ses'is'sS' sseshe street.
lsne loAwe0o ---
New watch, Cloe3s silver ware ana
1EWEA1H eTODE.
vEVHR understand. late Iron sao e the nEut
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hoODo md Lets fer Sale.
Onn ACRES u land, On Sand Prairie. will -
OOO sUld fos cash, OF msrcAastahls dry essds.
10 asrss. Avs niles oct On The Ksskak aod Pen
Dssnoinss y i. E@
ut 10 Wiiiisns Psssys sAditisa, desirable
lecat % fee rssiAenss.
Also. hsnss aaA lot situstsd In The central pass
Of the city.
4oe passieulsss, isqsise IL
CD. INGALLS, c..
O@es In rear ~ ESQ. Stotts, cor. ~ = Aaia-ses.
Keokpk, sevleSa
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UIkN0LITlON.
vINliE eo-psrtnership herstsios~ existing between
j. |. vim and q. A. w bit more under the sty ie Of
J. 'esin ! Co., vss dissolved On the 7th day u
January, 1887, by nutnal consent. Ala dshts due
by to said 6rm will be settled BY q. A. Whit
more. who will continue the bas,aess at tho old
stani. j. LEVIN,
jan2l- u. A. whITM0RB.
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thereby reconmsnd my friend Harley - oul
unnsrous patrons - . gentlsmaa every wey wsr.
~ their entire conxdsnes, and folly sapshle 4
ssndsssing the business 70 the entire sstisfsstiss 4
all.
dec DIFF T. KELLEY.
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IA. sPHU a \ Q \ : CO.

III. 4 n q r. 4 o.,
isaceessors to samuel Spruance)
F0RW ABIDING l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
At TUE
Railroad Packet and regular Steamboat Landing,
ALTuN. ILLINOIS
DART1CULAk attention paid TO consgu ments
1 for forwardingby either Railroad or River.
ian21-dA San
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WEA0H 0TODR.
envAR ssasssignsA. late lssa sas q shs 1sst
slaas sstAhiAshmentS In Bossea, 0ass., take
pleasure il infVr1ingths eitissss II KseAsk ss1
Vicinity tAaa have epsncd stsss q 81 Mais-st.,
hstvs0 md aad -, witA sh0ics ssA veil Select
I'd stuck u Wsaches, Silver Ware, Jewslgy snd
Fancy 0sods, Which ws eaeE Tor sals . sensooah1o
prices. The Dablic are invited 10 seii ssA sxAaise
or gools. THOMPSON HnID0ED.
n. B. NJ. Ths@psss h pssssasat WaasAaahss,
asd gives Ais psss0sal sttsntios - he waAsA ~
pairing. tdss94~A
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VnsHB partnership heretofore existing bstvssa
/ Kelly 4 Hurley, N the Merchant Tailoring
Business, on Johnson street., u this day dissolved
~ mutual consent. The business will - con-
dseted hereafter BY @. ". Hurley, who 10 fully
asthorised 10 collect al aceOus due the Arm, And
will pay sll claims against the Same.
r. KELLEY,
Nov. 20, 1855. q. HURLEY.
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FTsHE partnership heretofore existing between
/ StAnnas 1 Hamiton u this day dissolved By
mutual consent. All claims against the late arm
will be settled by john Stannus, and oil persons
knwing themselves indebted tossid arm will please
call At his oce, o. Johnson street In Recorders H.
o6cc JOHN sTANNUS.
JOHN HAMILTON.
keokak. Iowa, Jan. Is. '5y.-jAlsAAwSn
g. g. a. 1sPahlenss Neal Estase Oa4lcs
IL As bssu R4m0vsd 70 No.15l Main street, bet.
l i sth aud 7th, In Wood Stviblsn's Drugstoss.
formerly 4. Heimsfrcct. janI5-dSv
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Qussa SroRy.--We take the following
fren the Wakulla [Fla.] Times, Of the
18th October and give il for what !, is
worth: M
'ss a friend informs Us OF the following
i occurrence, which 10 reported to have ta-
hen place recently 1t Attapulgus. Ca
A gentleman who had received consid-
cradle sum of money was compelled to
60 from home. leaving bis wife alone in
Ia the house situated some distance
from any other dwelling. Toward even.
ing. two negroes entered the house, and
demandedof the lady the money, or they
would take her life. Being woman Of
great coolness. she saw at once that j.
would be useless for her to attempt 10 ..
wade the demand; 50 she produced the
money and gave il 10 them. The negroes
ishen remarked that as supper was nearly
ready. they wsuld stay and eat with her.
ehs told them to be seated until she got
tsnsdy. The weman had vial Of
ssFyehnine 10 her cupboard. and. 10 swee-
sssing thsis coffee. nsnsged to put =
dsss Of the Peisss In shsir cups. They
dsank, ssd In . few nomeass we're dead.
TIE heighboFs wers called is.sad the ne.
gross ssss discovered 70 be white men in
diaguiss-near neighbors and friends Of
her husband. who bad known Of bic re.
esiring shs neney. and 81 HE sbs.see.
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4 hequest. similar. 10 the "Jscksor
GcldSauff. Boz. !" was once made il En-.
gland By gentleman. who left sword
70 hs given to the "brayest man Al Wa.
serlso." II vas referred to the Duke Of
Wslliagtonso decide TO whom tie sword
shculd Be given. The Duke would not
ssy Who was the braysst where all we're
brsvs. bns said that the men who were the
aost ssysrely tried on that memorable
AAy wers thoselwho defended the position
q ihs chateau Hougoumont. and that in-
gary should b. made regarding those
Who fought as that p0int. This was done.
and tbs sward was 6 ally made to
Briiish sergeant. who. 1t critical mo-
lnsaa when The French had unexpected.
y forced open the gate Of the chateau,
asd ware about 70 enter. rushed forward,
and. BY the sxession Of great personal
strength and Differentiation. succeeded.
aleas, ia shutsing the gate in the face Of
The Frsaeh troops. and holding il til his
scmrades eans 70 his assistance.
q
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HDAoWay's Ointment and PiHs.--G Clan.
dular swellings in the throat. neuralgia,
&c doloreux, rheumatism. gout. lurnbaro,
and other diseases affecting the glands,
muscles, and nerves Of sensation. ARE
permanently eradicated BY the perseve-
ring application Of this healing. anti.feb.
'ile. pain-destroying preparation. Irrita-
ting erup'ions, running Sores, open
wounds, burns, ,scalds. the bites !. of ven.
omous insects or reptiles. and. in short,
all the varieties Of superficial inflammation.
soon loose their angry and painful charae.
ter when treated with Holloway's 7Oin..
ment. The Pills have never yet been ad-
in dyspepsia. liver complaint.
Or di.orders Of the bowels. without pro.
lucing the desired results. l.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

v LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAiE IN PKsxsYL
vAsrA.--In 81 counties in Pennsylvania,
Packer, Democrat, has reported plural
ity Of 42,0s4. In the l3 counties that
remain, Wilmot will have small majori.
ty. A comparison of 80 counties from
which the vote Is fully returned, shows a
democratic loss Of 81 .533: an American
loss Of ,7.74i; and Republican gain of
i.6il. This makes net gain for the
Republicans. over the Democrats, Of S..
O44. @i is gii1Ilg4s eae .ls
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Providence. Oct. 20

The steam boilerof Hay wards rubber
works exploded this morning. The
works are all destroyed; 200 people were
at work in the building at the time
Many Of the girls jumped out Of the
windows and some were injured: none
were. however seriously hurt. The boil
er wss thrown 800 feet and carried a.
way side OF the building. The cause
Of the explosion was the lack Of water in
.be boiler. The loss is amounted to 60,
0o0 dols. which Is iasured in N. Y. OH.
ces. 'rsas q see +.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

fc1ldweit boy lay dead before kinTasd
the other little girl and boy insensibis
from the effect Of their injuries. The sg-
lpnixed fxther screamed "Marderl" and
called II the neighbors. Several eame
10, and on examination the following par
ticulars we're disclosed:
The body 6rst examined wss that Of
young Caldwell. lie had received .
blow apparantly from an sxeg i! Hid skull
was entirely spill. open. and his brains had
all run out. The little boy Who lsy bs." :"
side Caldwell. bad been struck twice ID
the head BY an axe or hatc6st, and anoth.
er in the abdomen. Oas Of the little
girls who slept with the father, had 70 :. =
ceived several wounds III the head and
body with similar instrument. She wss
dead. irhsiother girl rlphaas cnts In zthe
head. apparently from slanting blow
from the axe. had taken off 4 portion Of
he scalp. The fa.her had received two
blows on the top Of the head. and "a 90.
'ere cut on the hand. The little girl 10
loing well. but at four o'clock last night,
vhen our Informant Left, the boy was not
xpected to recover. Suspicion rssss up
u two young fellows who had recently
ad some difficulty about some gambling
perations. d, Mr.. Johnson had, about
90 dollars. anditis supposed thstgthey
new Of ii.and took this means Of getting
ossession Of il. killing the children that
'ere should be no evidence againstrthem
he whole tragedy. as we learn il. is one
the most heartless and cold -blooded we
we ever known Of and the perpetrators
,ilty. .g'.4,. ! ''s''i '2''a 9sf