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So' Diamond Ring (ether Lady's or Gentlemen So
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portru.
LAUGHTER
"poias pcr'on, seldom re,'pe beyond a smile

InNff Ufrf1n9 stfd0m fcfftfc beyond AWtN
A laugh--a wild, merry laugh,
Though Ct moy rulgar be,
A clear, a loud, a cheerful note
This is the laugh for me.
saw boy with sunny hair,
Bound lightly DER a lawn,
with motion free as summer air,
And umid MS iawni
A silver tone was borne along
Upon the hrcczcs mildi
It was tho sweet and joyous laugh
OF that gay-hcartod child.
saw q maid on whose son check
The rose and lily We'd
She hung upon her fathers arm
His darling and his pride.
Why does her sire forget his years
Forget his spirits pain
He listens to that bright ones laugh,
And boyhood comes again.
! saw a youth in manhood's dawn,
WIN merry ring
or fairy forins and brilliant eyes,
And all were listening
The gay and sporii,o tale he told;
Bright faces brighter grew,
Like music notes che sweet sounds uug
or laughter. loud and true.
Oh man may learn his brow TO smoothc,
And wear a ready smile;
The cold and polished world may scom
A merry laugh the while.
Give me the clear and mirihful note,
Poured from thehcart Of glcc.
Ere earth has taught the soul to hide
That is the laugh for me
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HAIR WARNING.-All demands due the
L late firm Of SrORRS & PALMER. must he maid
to the subscriber The books at the Store Of Palmer
Gmyelnn. LOOMS PATNFR
- ETTLE UP! All unsettled Accounts
~ remaining on my Books after the first day Of Feb
ruary next will be left with attorney fol collection
JAMES G.. FRENCH.
January B. 1857. 2l.3w
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SATURDAY EVENING.

How sweet the evening shadows fall,
Advancing from the wcsti
As ends the weary week Of toll,
Aud comes the day Of rest.
Bright DER the earth the star Of eve
Her radiant beauty shedsi
And myriad sisters calmly weave
Their light around our heads.
Rest, man. from labor rest from sin
The worlds hard contest close;
The holy hours with God Begin
Yield thee 10 sweet reposc.
Bright o'cr the earth the morning ray
It, sacred light viii cast,
Fair emblem OF that glorious day
That cvcrmorc shall last
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AoWsrfie, Dec. 2i.-THE NEGRO TRoun-
LEs.-Iho Hopkinsvillc Mercury saws. that
Ned Jones' celebrated negro preacher there.
has been put in Jail by vigilance Committee.
A free negro preacher, named Sol. Young.
was hung at Cadiz, Ky, on Tuesday. and
another at Pembroke on Wednesday last
The Mayor of Louisville has issued proc-
lamation, stating that in consequence of in
formation which shows a disposition on the
part OF the colored people to rise against the
whites, all slaves shall be imprisoned during
the holidays, who are absent from home after
hali-past 3 in the evening.
LouIsvILLE, Dec 20-THe Jovce mr..
derers.-Ihee examination of the negroes charp-
ed with the murder of the Joyce family TOD,
place ON Saturday. The Court House was
surrounded by an excited crowd. one of
whoul-the brother of the murdered man
proposed that the negroes should be burnt ON
the spot. The crowd responded in favor or
It; but quiet was restored by the Court. and
the negroes were romandod.
The presumptiye evidence against the pris-
oners is strong, but there is nothing direct
excepting the confession of one of them.
NEW York, Dec, 2g.-The Saturday aG
ternoon Albany Express train on the Harlem
Railroad met with serious accident yester-
day morning near Turner'S station bv the
breaking of rail which threw the train from
the track, injuring the Conductor and eight or
ously.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PIMA

ONWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILA-
Il L DELPHIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseascs such a.
Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonuorhua, elect,
syphilis &c. Sc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Of PHILADELPHIA. in
view Of tho awful destruction Of human hfe and health
caused by sexual Diseases and the dccepous which are
pncueod upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseased
ny Rnaeks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon as
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name. boo give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 90 40 prrsons tlus sf-
mccd Male or Femalcl who apply by letter. with de-
symptoms OF their condition, Gage, occupation habits u
icl Nc and iu case Of poverty aud sfifrrnr
10 FURNISH MEDICINES FHEE or CHARGE
- The Howard Association Is q benevolent institution
established Boy special endowment. for the relief
OF me Sex and distressed, afflicted with 'sVinilcnt
ana Epidemic Diseases, and its funds can be used f
no other purpose 10 has now a surplus OF means which
the Directors have voted 10 advertise the above notice
u Is needless TO add hlt tho Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age and will furnish tne
most approved modern treatment Valuable advice also
gwen 90 sick and nervous females, afflicted with aldom
nal weakness, Womb Complaint, Costiycness, Luohor-
rhop, &C.
Address, post pldl DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN. Con
snlung Surgeon Howard Association, 40. q south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors
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I -TITTT--7 TTTT MU0TW
Important subject the result Of the cxperee NJ ,b,
p1 eminent physicians in Europe and America is thor
NuN demonstrated IN his highly success FIJI prsc.
ucc Ia tie treatment Of secret diseases In man,
oil cises m the Cry Of Philadelphia alone
INC practice OF Dr. Hunter has long been and still "a
u,vI"uy uhuouhded, but az the earnest solicitation of
numerous persons he has been induced to ,,t.d a.
sphere OF ms professional usefulness to the community Al
uand-book for the Afflicted" INV
II volume that should be n the hand Of every FAM
Wees nv ' anu, Hhe,l, used as preventive Of secret
or as guide Tor the alienation of one Of the most
h"lul ana destructive curses ever visited an ,,,lJ ~
ING ' i OF sensuality and mpuity of every Kind.
~ rs Noinme that has received the inqualGrri recon-
mridaon Of the first physicians la tf land ,,bie ,,,
Sergynen fathers and mothers, philauthropists and
humanitarans, have most frcol, e,tindej h., ION
~ " quarters NhcFe its powerful TEACHINGS would be
uAey 10 be instrumental Ia tho moral purfcation and
physical healing Of mhtitudps Of our peopc ainonr me
9o- Coalle ana ihdscrcet otherwise the pride and
ne author argues particularly, most strongly aqains,
e',l species OF selidehlcnout and warns parents and
su4rm'na' IN searching terms, 10 guard thc youpp OF
both sexes from the terrible consequences ,,s,,t,nt
ON ther Ignorance OF physiological laws ANA scxna I'M,
Pnfies and irregularities whether exhihifcl , nrcn
uV'elolnlehi or arising from tho vicious and cor
rupung examples OF their school mates or bey,,i n
Mos' Hhe nave already been cnsuared 10 the stpaths
shown by which they may secure a rct,,rt, az 53,d
pollution. '"' i'n w ''i""'
In view Of these facts and WHOM IL g.; ,is, .,,ii sod
s about 100000 persons die annually in the Unhcd
t :" consumption large majority being the vie
us OF the Noupuous indiscciion OF their nrogrnitor
agreeahy to the Spiritual cnunciaton tbat be Sins ~
~ parents are visited upon the children even 10 the
senti, nu ionih Beherauon,-the Author, cInbued with
sen'lnons Of enlarged philanthropy will scarcely be
,ehsufed for any effort restrain M vices ~ IMAGE
ny ,he humble instrumenality Of his Medical Manual
of securely ensysopsd win be forwarded, nee
or sly copies for 81. Address, post paid CosDRN &
J0., Pubshers Box 1877 Phiadelphia.
booksellers Canyasscrs and Book Agents sunplied
IN the most liberal terms. T3fy
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Tricks OF LGQUoR AGENrs.-Thc Tom
porance Standard says that a New York Lii
quor Agent offered the town agent of Brat
tloboro fifty dollars if he would purchase of
him only ten dollars worth of the liouor.-
When questioned how he could afford to make
such an otler, his reply was " could then
go through the county, and by telling others
that ! supplied You with liquors, sell great
quantities TO them"
Cheaply made up liquors, whose strength
ana havor are given to them by drugs and
poisonous mixtures, are fraudulently thrust
upon buyers to great extent and Town
Agents cannot be too careful as to whom tbov
deal with A few days ago we saw public
statement of a physician in Massachusetts,
whom we we'll know,--that an examination
OF some brandy which had been furnished in
case where he had occasion to prescribe it.
showed the quantity of caustic potash which
had been dissolved in it to be so great that if
would Immediately have caused the death of
the patient if it had been taken.-Free Press
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Mutton can be produced pound for pound
al less than half the price of pork Yields
more nourishment when eaten, and Keeping
sheep does not exhaust a farm TO the extent
ieedlng hogs does. Sheep can be kept thro'
the winter on hay and tumips. or naneie wurt-
yer or sugar beet while hogs will not do
without at least some corn.
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non ~ y. DODGE. Of Auburn, y. Y. and late ,ne,,
I ui CUR state Legislature, and of the most me-
,'np5n'd ihy scans and Chemists Of our country af
I SiNns ms medicine his personal observation MIA
n, uo9eu 20 S9porcedc all liquid preparations Ion
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10 DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.
4 Cqrd--tor the convenience OF Drtorst+ and i,l;-
Huels no" using this medicine IN the State of Vermont
constant supply Wi! be Kept in the hands Of our state
Asehl, Red l.. SMITH, and an applications or or
addressed 10 u.s. go ""'"
L. V. r. COVENTRY g. CO., Proprictors.
" Gcne5ce-Sucet, Auburn, n. y
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Probably remedy has been known which cured 90
man, and sush dangerous ihis human ad
ro,ch bus 60 those Che CunAf rlcro,l anlri.
lief and comfort
Aston Horsr, Nrw yoHg CRY. March g. 1861
n0cron ArER, Lowut feel BE- duty and pleasure o. ln
form you what your CEknT prcroutt has uy
She hal been five months alnru under the dangerous afn
toms u Consumption from whfh aid vp could pr
her much relief She steadily hnr. until Dr. STRONG ~
this city, where have for alt recommended tfl
Of your medicine We hos bic kudnrs da 11ur siL
ir che has recovered from that day. She not stsnr
'he us 90 h hu nee um Dor cough, and calls herself we'll
You're with gratitude and falufd
ORLANDO SHELBY, or saufr,uil-
oHfunrirss Do NOT despair ti tried ArrHs Crrrar
PrcpH 10 81 made h' One of tho host medical chemists ZOO e
world and IT, cures OH round as hsreak The high Of
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NEfr NANtHEsrrn. Pa, Feb. a. 1850.
Your CuunI pfotoaal is performing marvellous cures
u this section 10 has relieved several from aiaiuinE symptoms
consumption and s curing who has iiia under
affection of the lungs fr ihe llst forty years
HENRY l.. PARKS, MrciaHf
A. A. RAMSEY. a. ~. AtniIy Nosuos Co., Iowa, writes,
Sept 1850; During pfurl of many years have found
nuhins equal NHrHur PICTORIAL tr giving anil
ucf tonsumrre patients curing such rurttle"
We might volumes " evidence hnt the os convincing
proof Of the virtues Of his remedy found m effects upon
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k' W. II. II. RICHARDSON'S com
p'iau'e sucecss in the treatment Of chronic dis
una me Diseases Of Females, induces him IN giyo
iSv' in't nc will devote special attention To thai Ia
al diseases IA connection with the general practice ~
hymclne All kinds Of Supporters furnished at resson
cSl, prices consultation without medicine nee Of
nm o e,' IN llgbongds Block State Street. over the
'l'e 73tf
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4RtuitaI
nEvINES COMPOUND PITCH LOZ-

nENINES COMPOUND PITCH LOI-
CoLus, Cnotr. WuO0rlNG CurGu, BHONOH1ris, Asru-
MA, and II Lung. enough are len to sustain life,
4 CERTAIN CrRE ron CONSUMP1TON
APUBELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION,
CoSrNNINo 40 MiNmAL PoisoNs, AND PERFECTLY
sArg rou rur lNrANr oH lNvALD, IN
ANY srAoE or WEAKNESS.
S. d. FULLER & co., only manufacturers, Boston,
Mass Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines eve
rywhcrc. lo3m
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD
" FOR PAIN lll A. g. SMITHS original aud
genuine " ELECTRIC OIL" for Information, Neural
gig, StG limits, &C., &C..
do not propose to cr0V disease, only certain
ciiss named in my directions. will forfeit 500 if the
ELECTRIC OIL. sold corner WAiNUr q SIN SrREurs,
fails to single Of rheumatism Pains in the
Back Limbs, Piles Sores, Burns, Fever Sores u
GERS Caked Breast Sore Nipples, Bronchial Affections,
Swclcd Glands fclons Stiffness IN the Joints Neck
from TO ~ minutes. II applied any patient male or
cmalc in the Almshousc any public institution In the
city.
CARD
10 Druggists and Naciaiifs Of lcmont
For the convenience of Dealers and individuals If this
State, | huvc appointed Mn. FRED. O.. SMITH OF
Montpelier my wholesale Agent and DE will be- ut all
times supplied with all sizes of my GENUINE EiEC-
TRIO OIL would urge upon am dealers in Medicine
90 order nom Nh smith supply of my OIL at once that
hoy may bc able u answer tho earliest demands. lie
will also furnish each dealer with Show Cards. Posters,
and HOO Crcl'ars, with ihcir name printed thereon as
agent. Dread the following pr0cIamauon)
a. J.. SMITH, Chemist,
PHLApELPHIA.
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STUTTERING AND sTANIMFRTNC

81 cured by Dr. WfhOFF Of Pittsburgh Pa. gitbop,
ien OF surgical Operation. Who will send the eurc ~
'y returned If the cure is not efcetdaE Wv '''on'
II w. Ah ietierH must be addressed to Dr. VYCKoFI
ion lo Pittsburgh Pa, in care Of Arthurs, Rodger,,
,c,,r Correspondents will please enclose stamp for
CAUTION All pcrsons ,,ho os, ,.. 80
ulno certificate, are humbugs AZ t'N''e nS Il, P'n-
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4Arotral
AMARyrLors REMEDY FOR MARVELLOUS Aori
HOLLOWAY'S OTNTNfrNT run

OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. - THE
II GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY -Bv the aid
o microscope we see millions Of little openings on the
nJ,la'e NJ our bodies Through these this Ointment
Nht RUBBED ON the skim rs carried 10 any ORGAN or in
Ward part Diseases OF the Kidneys, disorders Of the
ileI affections Of the Heart nfamation Of the LANCE
I'm ouBla and Colds, are by its means oilcotuallv
cured. Every housewife knows that salt masses fri
through nohe or meat of any thickness. This Uealip.,
r Jay more readily penetrates through any bone
QUE inward complaints that cannot be reached by ober
hi'ISlrELAS' SALT RHEJM AND scoRBATIc
No remedy has ever done much for the cure Of dis
bi a. w. ,ne aN, Whatever form they may assume as
Heads, scrofula Erysipclas can lone 1tbst, 'jny
hneh3e, me inventor has travelled over many pars n
Opn"n 'a'ius ,he principal hospitals, dispensing this
~ 1 ~ tiliNS 'o'ltc 20 us application and has thus
peen the means Of restoring countless numbers o health
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS AND
Some Of the most scientific SURGEONS no,, ,l,
uie use OF this wonderful Ointment whom b,, w
.ases OF sores wounds, ulcers gandular
m9hu OF the Allied Government dispatchcd IN r. ~
als OF me East large glpmonts Of this Ointment M he
ua,u unuef NE droctoa Of the Medical staff in tb
worst cases of Wounds II will cre a,, i Ian IN Ihe
g Smo,E, snness or contraction Of the joints, even
m PILES AND FISTIIAs
hese ana other similar distressing co,nnl,ir,s ~ l.,
ve.'oal3 cured n The Ointment be wen rubbed o, ne
rcr,io, ano u{ otherwise following the printed d.
Both the Ointment and pills .hotl
lowing cases. ''ou'u DC used IN the fol
bunions, Piles sn.t
Burns, RhciD,.,; oplahH
Chappod Hands, Salt Rben,n SSgaln4s, m
humans, Skin Diseases Sti,r I,it."9'
Go,t ,"lr iftr, Ulcers,
Toul sore breasts Nrnor,,l S,,
tuunNAfo sore Heads, Wonnds ~ IA
Acrural Erup- Sore Tbrnat. "oIius OF all
tons, S,ros M III ti1 MINUS
- Sold al the nsnue,r,,ri, e =,
80 Maidcn Lame Now Vort " ,oiessor Holloway,
by all respectable Druruist sn5 inu"nui London,
'hr nied States, and the civilized world IN
~ , "a ~ v'nis oz ~ cents and 81 90 each "
sizes. '"'i's ny taking the larger |
n. D. Directions for the guidance nj, Do,i...,
"'" IVA 6icoply J.
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9rmcIrp \ JTanrp Goons.

NEW STOCK OF FANCY d FURNISH.
. ''N "NOp9i az ROBINSONS
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Prepared by DIR. j. q. AVER,

FRED Z. SMITH. b. O. TYLER, & IL PIERCE,
Montpelier and By Druggists and Merchants generally
03eoply.
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EZRA ID. HARTWEII, President.
Gro. FAmcHLp Secretary. gn-ly
VERRIBLE DISCLOSURES! SECRETS

1 IfNhlbItA liiNNIbN HES . SECRETS
FOR TIE MILLION 4 most Wonderful and
ipraifabie Publication.
ilt. Hunters MEDICAL MANUAL; being an origina
ana popular treatise ON Nan and U0utan Their Ph,si-
ology, Functions and Sexual Disorders Of every Kind
wh never falling Remedies for tho speedy cure of ai
diseases of private and delicate character incident to
the violation " the laws Of Nature and of Natures Cd
pRICE TMENIN-EINE nENn.a
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no DRUGGISTS AND orHER DEAIFRs

49, fhtb. r. SMITH, MONTPELIER,
Wholesale lqcnt for me STAT, III Ier1,out
10 whom all orders should be addressed.
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desirable, especiallyfor those Who wish ornament
their grounds with small trees which will commence
bearing the second year after planting.
Also, asupply of Fancy shrubbesy, Evergrsens,
Roses, &c.
Orders received at our grounds, of mile west
Of the old City limits the Bluff Ferry road to the
Des Moines, or bs mail, addressed to
HUBBELL HILTON.
keakuk Oct 3-dIw
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XNANTED-A number of men of good address
w to sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Justpublished, handsome New Years Present
entitled "The Floral Disdem, or Wreath of
Gathered Flowers, handsomely bound In Cloth and
Gilt, and superby illustrated with . number Of
Colored engravings. Also, cheap and quick-sell-
ing work entitled "Ths True Hisfory Of fhs Ksnsas
Wars, "sti,chedin neat wrapper, with splendid
coloredengravings. Address
j. X. TELLER,
nov5-d Fourth st, near Main. Cincinnati.
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b. PRICES lard 10 the place TO get what you
~ want In this lsc. saved and split 70 suit mot
sawed and split. just - you desire Orders, With
the pay, left at BALDWIN Evsnss, corner Of Main
md 4th streets, viii be attended 10 without delay
6cod measure VAR snted. shall soon hare . lot
Of dry oak, and some hickory for those who like
good wood. Thoss wishing s. 10 or - cords Of goei
wood csn Be- supplied. Al the railroad Is near the
fountain Aesd Tor coal, shall socn have that Kind
Of fuel for those Who use IT,. Those wishing lard
uood Lumber can Be supplied ~ calling At the
1Ailroad Depot. Lumber sawed - ordss.
Jan. 3. ~ -d3m J. B. PRICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-16

WIN. BROWN,
A IL CHITEC r.

TUsI call At his rooms, over Doubleday Will
y sons Store. Second street. any time, except Sun
days. from dasi light till 10 O'Clock night, - he
is Obliged 10 be constantly on hand On account Of
pressed business. and see his drawings, apparatus.
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free to the inspection oS all, and Judge whether be
Is competent to scrvethe public in his profession
lie might here reciie What great things he has done
do, but that would be superauous in his util
itarisn community therefore he lie willing TO show
the public what be can himself do IN . practical
scenes Call and see, free Of charge.
fehA-d W. BROWN