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Tonics Won't Dol

They never did do more than give a temporary
touch the oAiUsE Of the disease. The CAUSE,
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmospheE-
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDoTE. and alitts-1
eases caused by it disappears at once, Rhodes'fe,e T
moreover it is a perfectly harmless medieine.z
The certifcate ofthe celebrated chemist. J.R; Chill
ton. of New York, to this effect, is attached to evT
cry bottle therefore if it does no good il can do
This is more than can be said ofouinine. Arsenic, 4
or any OTTER tonic In existence. as their use isIn
inous 10 the constitution ard brings on DUMB
AGUE, x whiS Ear n . sinr 1si1 %ems : In iiiustratioh 2
of these truths i annex some extractsfrom q letter
just reeeiESS OHIO. March a7, 1859 ~
JAS A.. RHODES ~, Es ssre ,v ST. Ia, ysar, Of
and the din Guilty in Getting any one to Try y was
been introduced which was growingin feyoI with
the public. as being better thanlnsipg 4giniZes-3
to escape taxing ouinine, contafnedithe DRUG
CURE il, as it would often return with renewed 9
syis0r, III This soS Sns e. ,IfiG i5.. Ell ad ;s : yt n yG nr
result: !.
were cases OF :. Quotidian Intermittent, Fever.'lf
Of on many any, weeks rsmst standing ,ssn osea .i dSsX ssa tElsS aaiaiRs s
but il was, las in all caffsl slowly wearing them
ont. and laying the foandation of otheT and sever
cure OF all three of these Gases with our renfedVc Il
and they have moi had a chill since. In ailthree
ofihese cases the Smiths Tonic /" hadbeen ustdg
and would, as before stated, break The chill, but
a fter a period or two had elapsed IL would return. 6
I think there will he no diff eulty now in eiyinr,
to youf Cure The vantage ground Of any othsS
remedy now In use here. DC. DC.
WILLIAM HuCkNER, NJ. u.
RROnESr FEVER snd AGUE CURE. orArr~
DOTE TO MAlaRIs- the only harmless renee.
IN fNlsteEce, IS equally certain. as a PROVEN
ga "EURE- Take it when you ice, n
ohiiis coming on, and YOU viii never have a Il
gle one
JtNEs a-RuopEs. Proprietof Providence RI
For sale by Druggists generally
| WhptesafetAenBts. ST. Lonis, ". BLAKSIEYa
Chicago. Barclay BROS. Ashland. WIN. MIL
LNGToN. RoLLA II. CHuBB & Co., DULINS
O. Apn -
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

Jacob Gillett,
VS..
CT. H Biggs and hA OoA tAA'
All Palmer.
u B virtue of an Order of Sale. issued from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, to mt directed. / will expose 10
Public Sale, at the door of the Court House, in
said Ashland County, on
Monday. the 10th day Of February.
A. D., 1857. between the hours of 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. and A o'clock. P. NJ. of said day, the
following described Real Estate. to-wit :-situ-
ate in the village of Sullivan, in said County
of Ashland and State of Ohio, and known as
lot number 50 as laid down in the village Plat,
with appurtenances thereunto belonging. AL
so. four acres of land cornering on, and lying
West of, the aforesaid village, in the County
and State aforesaid. Appraised at four hun
dred dollars. Terms of Sale.-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff,
By j. G. Brown, Deputy.
Jan. 18th, 1857. 4w32pfS3,00
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At u hic kory raising in Nor
folk Va, when a large concourse, COW
eriug the whole street, was gathering
around the stand, listening to the speak
er. the Know-Nothing procession
which had several times during the eve
ming came near getting into y row with
the Democratic--attempted to march
through the crowd doubtless to inter-
rupt the speakers. Ill feeling at once
arose two or three we're knocked down
who would not give way, several pistols
were frei off, and n serious riot vas
about to occur, ween YIN. Lamb, Esq,
edited of the Southern Argns, who was
presiding, arose., stepped the speaker,
who was vaihly endravoring to be heard,
aud pointing his finger with an air of
scorn at the advancing procession, shout
ed loud enough 10 be heard above the
uproar:
Democrats stand back and let the
funeral pas. ]"
The effect was electrical the Demo
Gratis ave way with three loud cheers,
the Know. Nothiugs countermarched.
and order was restored.
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department.
Womaa.


Proudman may climb ambitioha Ae,ehs.
And seek to win the need of fame
Yes he may feel his heart beat light
When glory beams aroundhis name
But not for those does Woman seek,
Far humber her ambitions shown;
home she reigns q sovereign meek
Awoman lives for love alone.
stillin her daily duty moves,
With Thoughtful brow aud steadfast mind
She proves her faith in him she loves,
By gentle smilesa nd accents kind
The praise of one dear voice alone
Is all she claims-withhold itnut,
Oh, yet whom her heart hath flown,
For It's the sun that lights her lot.
If cold neglect or anger strange
Should prove her portion. yet the ray
OF her pure love will never change,
ThO'hope, and health, and bliss decay
By patient smiles and kinder toiIe
The ruant gentle she recalls,
Orif perchance, reproachis shown,
'Tisin the tear that silent falls.
Women hath faults aud weaknesses too.
But stronger man, Oh! blame her not;
Believe me her affections true
Tho changeful life shall cheer thy lot.
Home-ties, home-love, let none disdain ;
Moredearthan wealth or famecould prove
They DER the heart triumphant, reign,
And all are blest in Woman's love.
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Notice.

w our clothing establishment in Ashland
to z. G~reenwald. The Books win be left in
his hands for settlement until the LIST Of March
next, after which they will be placed IN the
hands of the proper officers for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted to us are
therefore requested to call and make immediate
settlement. S. APPLE d co.
Ashland. Jan. 81. 1857. 33K
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DIR. PHILLIPS,
Physician and Uterine Pa~thOlogist.

ITAVING located in Mansfield, would respect
II fully inform the Females of Ashland and vicin-
ity, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once a
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment of those diseases Incl
dent to the female system. We practicet the French
instrumental, diagnosis and treatment OF uterine
diseases and feel Confident from the unrivalled sue
cess with which our labors have been crowneu,lh
many of 1.-THE Eastern, as well. asthe western clties,
that we will be able to relieve many that are suf-
fering from those functional arrangements, and ais'
placements of the uterHS; i.He0rrheG, Gme"orrHed'
dysmenh0rrhea, men0rrhdgia, proiaPsns, dRteuer
sion, retroUersion, reirofection. acute netrit.S :, ehro-
mic metritiS, Internal MERITS, or any otherdisease
sons can be referred 10, Albany, N. Y. Rev.
Smith. Mrs. L. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
NJ. S Hasting.
= Syracuse n. Y. Mr.. B. Sprague, proprietor of the
BrentuaI Hotel. Mrs. A. Sprague, MI. and Mrs. Fan
cing.
Rochester. n. Y, Rev, n. NJ. Robertson. Mrs.
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. McClain, j. p Semore
and Mrs. $. A. Semore, ~.
Ashland, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs Hail.
Aprit23. tS46- - z6tf
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Petition for Divorce.

ACCIOIOII IOI
Joseph johnson. HANNAH johnson of
VS.. IL Augustain the cosn-
Hannah Johnson.) ty of Stark, and State of
did on the fifteenth day of December, A. D.,
1856, file his Petition in the office Of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Ashland and State Of Ohio, charg-
ing the said Hannah johnson with being will
from the said Plaintiff for more than
three years last past, without any just or
provocation therefor on the part of said Plain
tiff, and asking that he may be divorced from
the said Hannah johnson, which Petition will
for heating at the next term of said Court.
Dated this 30th day of December. A d.. 1856.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
By KENNY d PORTER, his Atty's.
Dec. 3Ist, 1856. 6w30
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Extraordinary Demand Of
PUBLIC ~-TTENTIoN!
Encourage Home Manufacturers!
AsHLArp CARRIAGE FACTORY

Sortment OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring
and Summer Trade; they can now assure the
public that the work at their Factory annot
be excelled in the State. either for durability
or fneness of finish. None but the best work.
men are employed in the Factory, consequent
ly it is the only establishment of the kind in
this part of Ohio, that will wARRvNr THEIR
WORK.
The attention of purchasers is, therefore re-
spectfully called to this establishment, ere
the best of work can be had at
GREAT BARGAINS
Come and see our Stock on hand, if you
don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort Of
work Is made in Ashland.
Blacksmithing, Painting, Trimming, Gus
tom Work and repairing done at the shortest
notice and in the best style.
Thankful for past patronage we respectful
" solicit a continuance of the same.
N. B. ALI work warranted. Factory on
Sandusky St., three doors west of the. Court
House, Ashland, Ohio.
Nav 16, 1855. r5Itf.
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EA western paper records a mel
ancholy case of suicide. A young gen.
tleman ate a pint of dried apples, and
then drank water till be bursted. The
rash act was caused in consequence Of
his father forbidding him to grease his
'moustachs with the butter knife.
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Petition for Divorce.

Petition for Divorce.
Jonathan MoDanniels} RUTH A: Mspa1-
h A. McDanniels. in the County of Mon
roe, and State of Michigan, is notified that JON
athan McDanniels did on the 18th day of De-
A. D. 1856. file his Petition in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio. charging the said Ruth Nc
Daniels with extreme cruelty and gross neg
of duty. which Petition will stand for
hearing at the next torn of said Court.
j. McDANNIELS,
BY KENNY d PoRrER, his Atty1s.
Dec. 9lst. 1856. 6w30
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al don't care SO much about the
bugs" said Mr.. Wsrmley to the had
of the %reuteel private family iu which
he resided. " bot the fact is, marin, I
hav'nt got the blood to spare; you see
that yourself"
ga little girl asked. her sister.
what was chaos, that papa reads about?'
The elder child replied, Why, it is a
great pile of nothing, and no place to
put it in y
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IL There is a man mi west 30 for
getfal of faces, that his wife is compelled
to keep a wafer stuck on the end Of her
nose, that be may distinguish her from
other ladies, but tbi- dues not pre- ,eas
him from nskiag &C, rsi.aul mistake
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
' B +. I HaTgrav rsO 4 5th day Of January u a.ys
VS.. A. D.. 1857, an Attach
Peter Rotz. ment was issued by John
Van Nest. Esq "A Justice ofthe Peace, ofPerry
Township, Ashtand County, Ohio. against the
property and effects of Peter Rotz. n non-resi.
dent debtor, for the sum of fifty five dollars and
fifty cents and ten dollars probable costs.
ISIS JOHN WILSON,
B. r. HARGRAVE.
JAM Ilth, 1857. lv32
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laleSifinesg
CARTER,s SPANISH MIxTURE. 2

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD SD
The Best Alternative Known q ~
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY INIT ~ So
ANInfafIibfe Remedy forserofula, Kings kfTa
R%f PimpPes on on 'Pusasies on the Face, Blo,sS.
es, Boils, ague and Fever, Chronis
Sore Eyes, Ringwofm or Tetter, fS
Scald- Head, enlargement ana s.
. Painofthe BonesandJoi -,
Salt Rheum. Stubborn l.
GERS, Syphilitic d.
ders. and all niseA
rising from an injudi-
efoususe Of Mercu
nv. 1mprudence
in Life. or Impuritr oftbe Blood.
. ~ %bisgreat stteTafIve medicine and PuTife
tfents fro all parts oisLe Unsted States. wson
ii. ,ily to sH ,mss %sTsssie ssIe R gsr,S,T ga Ss rs ss;,,.
TURE'' Neuralgia, Rheunatisn. serofnln. EinP-
tons on the Skin Liver Disease. Fevsrs Ulcers:
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains shaAehing
o,;ne s aSisar esf sorn ins az s{e m s .s1s rem purso nishih y y
For ali diseases Of the Blood, nsthing has ret
system of animpuffties. acts gently andeheient-
" on the Llverand Kidneys .strengthensthe DiEes-
clearand healthy, and restoresth Constitutfon.en
feebled by disease OF broken down by the excuses
ofyouth ,toits pristine vie or and strength.
For the diseases of Females it is peculiarly sp-
regularly preseriSed in tie hs geoD@s eseets. II
invigorates the weak and debilftated. and inparts
and leaves the patient fresh and healthy .
single bottle ofthis i~nestimable remedy is worth
The large namSer ofeertisca II WheSs We hav. 5
receivedf from persons from all parts ofthe United
S ates. is the best evidence tn at there's no Humbug -
about it,: The press hotel kespsTs magistrate ae
community. all add their tie stimony to the wonder
full effects ofthis CREATE OOD PURIFIER.
Call on the A9EHTj and get an Afnenee, andsssf
read the details of- astonishin cures pertormedby
CARRIERS PANS MIXTURE. IN MOST cksEs
WHERE EVERY THING ELSE HAD sIGEALLT EAILED1
The limits OF an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. s
s. Beers & CO., Proprictors IN !
No. 304, Broadway, JTep York,
2 To whom all orders must be addressed oS = nos
For anle nv DruCglafS and C0uu1rV MercbanlR
in all parts ofthe United States and the canadas, a =
And forsale ~ +. H. CnuBr& CD. shiand. d.
,Shriver. Savannah ,sJosEPH KENHINaER. HayeD<@at
VILE j. HoFyMAS ,Jeromeville m. Tyler, Mohecan4
vile. A. Stoner, Lakeviile~s station. Dr. Stockmnrps y
and ANDERsoE& Row AN. loudonyille, and DeaIer6
in Medieinesevery where bsrfrn
Feb. 90. 1856. 1y3e
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Railways Ready Relief, for all purposes
where the body is seized with pain, whether
it Be pfa simple character, or the most tortur-
ing paaroxysm !: whether it be Toothaehe or
Cholera whether Headache or Spasms and
Cramps ; whether aehes or pains in the bones
or joints, shoulders or back, or the more terrible
spasms OF Neuralgia; whether in the bowels
or joints. head, back, or stomach, Railways
Ready relief win in a few minutes restore the
most terribly afflicted to case and comfort.
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English Aiccly in Business.

think hc most curious fact, taken altogether. that
hive ever heard of The electric telegraph told
by cashier Of the Bank of England. You may have
heard Of it ltmay have been in print; l am sure II
deserves 10 be. tuce upon time. ihen on certain
Saturday night, the folks at the Bank could not make
the balance light 10y just 100 pounds This is Il
serious matter in hat little establishments do not
the cash, but the mistake in ari.huctic for it
c.s.ons world of my. An in the balancing
has been known, am told, to keep delegation Of Jerks
from each Office at work sometimes through the whole
night 4 hue and cry of course was made after This
100 pounds, if the ol lady in Threadneedlc street
would be in the Cozrr for want Of it. Luckily, on the
Sunday ming The clerk, in he mlllc of sermon,
taresay, il TIC truth known) felt suspicion {"
the truth dart through his mind quicker than amy fash
Of the telegraph Itself He told the chief Ga hicr
Mon lay morning that perh,ps tn, mistake might have
occurred in packing boxes of specie for the West
Indies, whic, had Lcen sent to South ,mpton for ship
mens The suggestion was immediately acted upon
Here race lightning against steam an steam with
eightau forty hours the start given. INSTANTLY the
wires asked Whether such vessel had left the har
bor?' Just weighing anchor the reply Stop
her !'~francaly shouted the telegraph 1t was done.
Have up deck certain bpxes marked and So weigh
them carefully They weighed; and onc-he
delnquentwas found heavier hy just one packet Of a
hundred sovereigns than it ought t" be-. Let her go;
said the mysterious telegraph The West I,.dia folk
were dvbted with just i0h pounds more, and the error
corrected without looking into the boxes or de-
laying the voyage hour. Now, that is what may he
called doing business
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it's finger but i. suddenly became heavy that the
strongest man present could not raise it, nj the Arabs.
who prize physical s,rng'l above everything i. k d
with terror the great magician who they doubted not
could annhilac then, By the Mere cxertion Of his will
They expressed this belief; ll"ndin confirmed them in
it, aud promised that, day appointed, he would con
vert one Of them into smoke The day cauc the
thr"ng prodgiouS anatc,l lnarabnt had agreed
to give himself up to the sorcerr. They made him
stand upon table and covered him with transparent
gauzc then lloudin aud annher person lifted the table
by the ends and the Arab disappeared in rl'ud Of
snt ke The of the spectators ind srrable
they rushed out Of the parc aud long distance
before some Of the bolest ,ln ,ht ut return to look
after the um,rabont They found him near the place
where he had been cvapraed; but he c"u q tst them
nothng, and like drunken man, ignorant OF what
had happened to him hcnc.tl ward lIou.n Was ven
Grated an the m,rabout$ de- spised the u" jet OF the
Frcncl, Government completely attained The f>t-
ion "f testimonials bavin., it appears, infected c,en
the Arabs, number Of chiefs presented tn, Fnnh r'n
ur.rwtl piece Of Arab writing nderuily 'Iecra-
ted, hype. bocd an cu,g>iir, aud 10 which t"ry re
attentive to append French translation. Beside
this memorial Of his Algcrinc trip llou lin has rosary
which he one day b bMrawrl trnn an Arab to per'rn'
trick with, an which the owner, persuaded that SneltA
IN pcrs III wls betnr. him, rcfuscl t" receive back
-1I.ondon Timc~'< Paris t'"rrspon len.
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The xccron,ancer In 4,gor,:.e

Every one has seen, or heard speak Of the err a
Robert fondin Beside being tire :ricc ut ctnjarers
he is an able mathematics and nethancln, a,l his
electric clock, made for the Hotel de Vile of his native
town Of Blo-, obtained acla at the Paris Exhbition
1t not generally known tla hc Was sent to Algeria
hy the Frencc Government OH mission connected with
the black art-probably the first time that a conjrer
has been called upon to exercise bis procss III Gos
ernment employ. Some details Of his expedition have
just been published Its object was 70 destroy the IN
huence exercised among the Arab tribes by the mar
.bouts-an influence often mschievousy applied@ By
few clumsy tricks an impo.tures these 'arabous pass
themselves "ff sorcerers; no one it wat justly
thou 2lt. bctcrnbe to- eclipse their skill al dis
lit their SCIENCE than the man "t ne bot
lts On; of the great prtcnsonsnf tho sarabout wa
10 invulncrabtys iAtthc moment f'ata loIicltihs
ket was fired at hia anl the trigger pulled, spsr
nunced few cabali,tc words aud tie weapon did ot
70 M ,Houdin detccted the trick and showed that thc
touclholc was plugged The Arab wiz ri was furious
ani abused his French rival You iiay revenge yhOr
SELF, quietly replied lloudin. takcs pistol, haa u
before doing mark it with your knife Tue ARAB
did us he told You are quite certain. now said
IIoadih, s,hat the pst y loaded and viii 50 o. Tell
me. d yoi feel rrndrse in killing me thus ntwh
standing tllatsl authorize you hau are my cinn'y
cooliy replied the Arab ss- will kill you Nithent
rpyn., lnqdn stuck apple on thc point Of y knife
.,ld calmly gave the word 6 fire. The pistol dis
charged. the apple Aew fir away and there apteitcd n
its place. stuck the pont II tlsc khif the bulletthe
marahout had arkcd. Yhe spactsors rem mute
from stupcfacton the ,aarabt bowed before h's sn;
perior; Allah is great he said, an, yananlsaed
t,,s,cad oftle bottle from which, ID Europe, Robert
H. uin pour. an endless stream of every desefpt
w;c anl liquor, hc called for III empty BSI No
kpt continAslly full IT bclina t0dss bot ~ afths
ARABS would taste IL fbt t 81 la sdfe tlttlit 1nis
lirect from The devlFs own coffee 4, NJ then tnld
hem that i. uas y ds y deesiss sls'. ets ~
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20 shc E-aburissg fiasSes Of tsse East.

Notwithstanding the fact that the Eastern Press have
been engaged for long tine past in creating suspicion
OF the stability and prosperity ii the West and cieav
nrng discourage emigration to It, the great Hope and
the promised land OF thousands It the poorcr classes
now suffering from lie panic iii the Eastern States an
cities Is the great aud roomy West ihcre has
been !. commercial financial rcyul>in in the aSi 10
has not been followed hy an 'ncrease'l and r'fl
fi,n of the classes who have suffered ints jg5s
gari,n Of the land, the iich, broad, ftll5 oese
Gus West Here is the field for ilie poor Il vonDs
man, for vc,y man who has the energy labor the
thrift to accumulate. Thousands OF the Western men
who this day own rich domaijs, and live in aiuence
OF which, shcy scarcely dreamed when in their poor
homes in sh East not the gully and empty splendor
OF Fifth Asclue snobefy, tut TIC comfortable, ic!',
generous l ty VI tie iarmor 10 TIC land
Of promise ony very few years age, poor IN every
thing but Industry, irugaty and cnofgy, as he army
that shall seek homes i'll tic great empires beyond tls
Ms>i3spi next season Il s IN i'll wud that blows 10
ono .o, ana in succeeding prosperous years, housan
Of those who have sought heir fortunes III the est
aud had >uccess scarcely hoped for, wll bless the day
that occ;,>i'.ied .I.sir eusigra'ing to il.
Here X room, for I'll who come. Immense domains
fertile lands containing everything necessary to build up
great states except popuIaou, lle ready for the settler
All enter with equal chance the poor man Is not crcwd
cd down and tc.cn'iant upon The capafist lie be
comes the !.rd OF the sod he occupies and IN few
years, his industry thrift and enterprise deoldes th
question OF suca c3~ipr j. sure to al WIN iapor
and labor il sure ut It's reward There no pan:rs
resusons t.ilurcs among the agricuurlst- OF n
Nest There is but one bank they do business in-thS
ank Of Mother Earth, that fails s, repay the IL
dustry OF the I.usoai.,l.a.
Let those iii tie East Of intelligence industry anc
slricy, suhc ent to insure here in the West
yet who have had one continued struggle there to keef
their heads above water, ponder this. The youns
man also, who has found difficulty in pushing his wa,
10 position aud psnfy il the iast, here ind abun
ant chances to rise the worll became respected,
w,n fortune as we as fanie Why such will strnggi
ior Years in tue oyercrowded cities and towns Of tn
East, when such E4!d as the Great West ia open t
tAsm With its m.Iaioa mosa aanees, is hard to bo un
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estoo, exec pit from the trm that men prefer suffer
inc for ony time inconyenence- o position rather
than change, since change dstaStetul to 50 many
Vet mucb as Elsteru Journals deviaim against emil
rtin 10 the West the nultitudes who have come arc
t VANGUARD to the hosts OF the great Army OF "ecu
tou Which is now taking possession of the goodiy DO
AIMS IF the West in the Of humanity and tree
"a Il is but II ripple in 'he tide Of emgrat'on whch
t widening aud deepening current, is to o" tor years
70 The grea, garden Of The world until the wilderness
IA. been conquered and blooms and blossoms and the
thousand cities and of millions OF free, 'aieiisen'
and industrious people taii do .he pll's ana gem Tue
mighty rivers OF The G,oat Ncst.-[St Paul Minne-
Sot