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r,,u. stS0 KhslAsrs' Meeting.
ennas meeting Of the Stock holders Of the
= assfsk, IT. Dcs Aoinss snd Minnesota Rail-
toea Is, for the election Of Directors, and other
,esih ~, " III bc held Monday, tbs 9Th day Of
y, % nsxt, ~ 10 O'Clock .. n. q vssandAh Hall,
"A Judge I owes building, on johnsou-st., next
! door to - Postofase. MN. LEIGHTON,
| Kseksk, Nay IL, 'b1-d1w 6scrssasy.
| NOTICE.
A Ii psrs ons deair0as u hsing censsysd from
IA any pA-t Of Abe city - chs PAsksss In the
nosnanS, vi IL please lssvs their orders q our Of
6cs, eoensr ~ Main and 9th sts, The svsnisg pre-
viess. Price only rs esnn.
psylsd 11lnBL1 : HOUxIR.
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pumAsfek 1en u $50 eaASess
w 70 ell sons handsome as0 rApkAly Ssllins
works.
Jastpublishsd,a handsome New Years Present
entitled "Ths Floral Disden, or A WTsath oe
Gathered Flowers, " Aandsom4ly bound u 0loth sad
Gilt, and supsrbly iilpstratsd with : Aanbsr Of
Colefsd sngravings. Also. . cheap and qnisk-ssll-
NJ work sntitlsd TAs 1tss EAsfSsy ~ ~ xaAsss
Nsvs, "stitohed In sasst wrsppsr, With splea1id
eelorsd sngYAvings. Addss0
novS-d Fssrth-st.. asas Main. Clnsin1Ati.
To the LaAles.
rTvHR undsssignsd havs ss-opsssd their extern
i sivs Millinery sstahlisAmsat, near ths ssea4f
Of ID and JohnsSn streets, which - slsssd ~ .
short time, for The psSposs Of gvas ~ tine - ~
SPLENDID SPRING Stocks
which " hAys received, and will epsn to-ds,
the mast appsovs1 styles Of LaAiss', Aisess. -
Chtldren'S Hats, Ribhsns, rl0wsn, anA kosss,
Head Drsssss ard Cspss, 6iik aad Ma 0isvss, ~
fumsSy ard 1eilse Artlclss, together with eveFy
Assssiptisae4 MILLINERY Goods, And arious IAasy
articles. w - also pfsParsd tor
DRESS MAKING,
Having arfAafsd ssnit Of Rooms expressly fer that
purpac1. - oaaoaed tbs sseviees ef e0npetoat
kallss = sapssisAeld thla department. .aT-.s
apsl-1t1 MA. HARRISON DUCoG1A.
/ -
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w. =. AUsrIH, .. D. ALskns
WIN. n. AUSTIN 4 co.,
WHOLHHALE q kOCEks, PRODUCE DEALERSA
CoDoisslsn Merchants.
~, tss Main street. .........keskuk, lsvs
0NO BACKS q. A. SALT, 50 DO L. B. do for
OOU sale by WA. H. AUSTIN co.
STRAwBERkIkS put sp fresh in their own juice,
~ fof sale By Wk II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
DkACuKS, put up fresh in cans, fer sale b
/ aec3sd WIN. II. AUSTIN &CO.
IELLIks. - Orange, Quinee, strawberry Raspbsr-
u ~, &C., for sale By WIN. II. AUSTIN co.
dse13d
Dn FRUITS tomatoes, Dsnsoss, CAerriss &.
i Tor sale BY WN. IL. AUSTIN AGO.
deo71A @
tIskAS-ImPsTiAi, 1snpovAsr, Y. Il. are Mael.
- for eals BY WA. II. AUSTIN s 20.
(yOCOA. Chocolate. Bakers No. l, fer sals BY
~ dec7Sd WIN. n. AUSTIN 70.
GUGAkS, Crushed, Powdered, Ciasi6sd and n o.,
- for sale by WM. H. AugTIN CO.
Aec71d
yOLDkN Syrup, Sugar Aosss and New Orleans
~ Aolassss, for sslsby WIN. II. AUSTIN AGO.
dseeSd
RUTTER. fresh roll. Jsst rsssi,eA asd fosssls b
II dss33d WA. u. AUSTIN co.
~ whale Oil, for sAleby WA. ii. AUSTIN AGO.
Asc11d
vroY Bssksas, Wooden and Willow Ware, : large
= ssaossnsntfor sale by WIN. n. AUSTIN AGO.
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rlNHE undersigned, having formed . os-paFtnsr
/ ship, under the name and style Of MaPshall
Bruce and purchased the interest Of A. J. Wilkia-
son In the Arm Of Wilkinson 3 Aarshail, will con-
taue tbs business wholssals saa retail Drag
sists, ut the old stand, corner Of Main and Third
streets kICHAkD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL r. BRUCK.
Keokuk, March 80. 1s57-ap3-dkv
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A UTOBIOGRAPHY OF PETIR
IA CARTWRIGHT the back voods
Preacher. edited by w. p. strickland.
For sale by 4. X. II. AS.
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
q 9 q r u b b . I 3 Q
Ne. 90 Main.St.,

KEoKUK. IOWA
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WHALES AND TAKINGs, SKETCH
i Is and fnc idents from the itinsrant
and editorial badgstof Rev.J. v. Wat
son, d. D. For sale BY
Elk. HART 4 SON.
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A DESCRIPTIVE and Historical account of
"A Hydraulic and other machines for raising
ter beth ancient and modern, with observations on
various subjects connected with the mechanic arts
BY Thoa. Ewbank For sa e by
apr2sd OGDEN, BK0wNELL d CO.
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n. X. Hart = son,

a RCTIC ADVENTURES BY SRA
IA aud Land, from the eafliest dsts
to the last expeditions In search az
Sir John Franklin: Edited ~ Epe
Sargent. For sale BY
may5-d Elk. HART 1 SON.
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Charles London. Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
by the Records of the Custom be the
Onl, London Coralan Gin IMPORTED In bottles
all others made here in Initiation Of it,
Ills delicious tonic Beverage by peculiar favor
$50 different from other gin is universally esteemed by all
WHO 1t. 1t is adopted with great cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, GovT, RIEuNArtsN DRoPsr, GRAVEL, colIc
CHOLERA, FEVER AouE, srRoruRE, DISEASE URi-
sAKy oHoAxs, EPIIEPsv, FEMALE IRREGuLAR,TTEs, &c.
On. yALESTSE New Yerk, in letter the pro-
Prietor, says:
CsGres' Londo,, Cordial Gin Is the zrest best, and
Wost re3ihOie Extract Of Juniper Ihage seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug.
giss Grocers United States and SO also are nu-
poisons caRsd t'London Cordial GIn"-o avoid
them buy only 'sCHARLEs Reject any other offered
you you value your health Price dollar quarts
ffty cents fer pir;s. EDMUND C.. CHARLES,
m.s6- smdkr Sole Importer, 10 Broadway, N. Y
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Az Incident At CAPE MAY.-Quite an excit-
ing incident oecurreiat Cape May day or two
ago. Two young females. accompanied by an
infant child, set nut at an carly hour in the af-
tern0on for walk along the beach towards the
lighthouse. They intended to return about five
O'Clock, but long after that onr they were still
absent The mothero the child becoming some
what nervous, despatched a c9irIiaSe in, search.
1t was then ascertained that the pedestrians
were in sad diie,nma. They had crossed the
inlet at low tide, and on returning, found it SO
full Of water, that they We're afraid to venture
over. The condition of affairs was becoming
worse every minute, for the sea was still run.
ming in. Ono of them at last determined to wade
across. while the other placed the child on the
sand, and prepared herself to assist, in case Of
emergency. The first got considerably beyond
her depth, when the other held forward an UNI.
brella, and assistedin dragging her TO the shore.
They then determined to remain out if necessary.
all night fortunately the carriage drove lip
soon after, small boat was obtained. when they
We're ferried over the inlet and driven to the At
lantic Hotel in state Of greatest trepidation.
Both were terribly frightened, and Conceived
that they had made very narrow escape
PHILADELPHIA Enquirer
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DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS
FEN{ATE pEPTODJHAT. PILL.

These pills haze been used IN te private practice of tn,
Proprieoras aison the Hospitals of OF France
years, meeting with unparalleled successgvig the great
misunderstanding where other remedies fall.
They act charm in correcting lrregularty and OBJ
truetinnS producing regular return monthly dis
charge.
il and gentle sttmulant They produce an agreeabI,
exhileration and happy influence both body
PREGNANT females those suPposns themselves So
cautioned AGAINST these pills. they viii produce
the delicate. For sale by
ianI5 IArnnI1Ns Z RrsupIR1n.
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BIack or Brown Isnir produced in fiyc minutes,
A. BArcuE1oR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tectIon and never niure the hair skim
how often applied how long continued the genuine
harm possibly occur. Mark-the steel ensrav-
ing on the box and ww BATCHEloR 283 Broadway, on
the sides for wM BGTcHELoa,s Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling BY
apao-lm T. u LOGAN co.
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spRc1AL No FIcEs
Tho.o In,ere.les. and an o'hs.., arc requested

Tbe.o In,ereated. and all others, requested to
bear In mind liza. We have in fall supply Of
7I-iissss ariors styles and prices
Supportsrs-Uterine aud Abdominal.
S5ouldsr Be0ces-several styles.
Ezdstfe SoeIfags-sllk and Cotton.
Su,psasorv B4ndqgss-Sllk and Cotton.
Syriagss-selr-injectins and plain
do Metal, Glass and India Rubber.
do wat..on,s Self. with "Manuul.''
do snoEden's Elastic Barrel
BreGR P,tmps-six styles
HHrsiRg B1flSs-Three' styles.
PsssIriss, lsIPplss, 10
~ A private room ia attachsd TO The store, in which
Trusses can he fitted when desired.
'-'''- : tn LOGAN & Co,
aps;s Bridge corner Druggists.
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FoKrr TmorsAxD FISH At Oxg HAul--The
Toronto Lauder has been informed by a reSpon
Sible person, that near the village Of yelling.
in the county of Prince Edward Island, Canada
West, there have been taken almost incredible
numbers Of white fish, so favorably known in
American and Canadian markets A few days
ago, one seine, at haul, brought in over forty
tllOusand- to make $50 barrels; value
at least 1875 currency, if the curing be done
perfectly
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Hoe CunLrnx ~ IxDINNA.--In Hendricks
and Morgan counties, Indiana, the hog cholera
is prevailing to great extent Numbers of
hogs are dying daily, and no efforts on the part
Of farmers have any effect in staying the dis
case. a trader at MOoresvillc, day or two
since, received very heavy remittance from
louisville, with instructions to purchase stock
hogs and crops OF. corn. lie, visiting the above
localities, returned in afew days, giving the
whole matter up. having found the hogs dying
OIL 70 such great eX.c nt-lin. Gns.
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
uAPpOGDT. M D.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

ME tEeiGh volume JOURNAL commences with
January, 1851. Itwt as heretofore, be independent
Of every local Interest and influence, and Viii be devoted
the Interests It's patrons, and to the
dissemination OF sound veWs and correct observations.
This JOURNAL Is Issued the first Of every alternate
oonth Zach number comprises hundred and
octave pages, aud contains STEEL ENGRAVED POl;.
TRAIT Of distinguished Medical man.
tn" volume begins with January, and e completed witt tt
November issue. Il viii thus contain Portraits
eight hundred aud sixty four pages Of readins matter
IIAlis-POuR DOLLARS PET annuui Ia GdUdace, WhicI
entities the subscriber TO receive his numbers
AeE subscription to begin with the January number.
q Persons Wishing TO subscribe should address b,
letter. enclosing s. which VIII be ~ risk if the letter
registered. @. HAPPOLDT, n. D.,
aIZ9-Sm Charleston, 8. o.
RLAcK EHgiish crspes, juST received.
II mS2o HEIsKELL + swEARINGEN
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LAUGHIINs / BUsuPIELD.
AmbrotVpes for al.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and ,pacou. rooms, with fae
ties operating and arrangement for light equal
in the country, and far superior any city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypes SC
tey sent by mail without extra postage Also to Sc,
intoeEets pins, price as DasuerreotyPes
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and rarranted to last foI ages unchanged.
Alkinds OF materials the business for sale
Rooms east sis Of Main St shove Monroe over Marsh
TavIorss stnr. aucts
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Bully BowLEes GETS LrTTEn.=-In the Flori-
da Peaiasular, Of the LIST inst, we find the fol
lowing:
"a letter came the post Office, in this place.
a few days stree, bearing the following inscrip.
tion:-''To Gen. VIM. B. Legs, Chief of the
Seminole Indians, Everglades Col LOOMS We
presume, will deliver this doenment--when he
catches Billy"
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TEST YE4iS!
ZINE Imperial, g. Powder, Y. Hyson Oolong Black
Teas, in store and for market price
by Laug26l WA EDWARDS BRO.
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PEpEsrmANlsN. feat Of walking thou
sand miles in thousand consecutive hours IS
now being attempted for j wager Of one thou
sand dollars, by q Young man named Lambert,
at BoylstOn Hall, Boston. lis has accomplished
about 200 miles and is in good health and spirits
HS only sleep, at night and the walking after
n o'clSek is SO arranged that lie can walk two
miles IN sucee sion, thereby securing an hour
md n 1uarter'.i sleep at time. The moment
he head TOUCHES the pillow he drops into slun-
~, AZ nyoe,1nd as death, from which he is with
,iiflir,,l1y ro6SCtl to renew his weary journey.
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MoNE VIGILANCE CoMMIrTE DorNGs AT WAR
SAW, ILLIxois.-The Warsaw Illinois) Bulletin,
of the goth, gives the following account of late
operations by the vigilance committee of that
place:
At 10 o'clock last night, after Kennedy had
been discharged, the vigilance committee assem-
bled, armed and equipped, and marched over to
the house of Welsh, and surrounded the house,
an sight noise, out popped Kennedy, who was
brought to the ground 10y gun shots and nov
lays in the justice Office badly wounded The
house was then searched, and Webster was found,
taken to the river. head shaved, tarrctln lfeath-
cred, stripped and sent down the river i, i BOAT
Hetold that thestoieu goods belongingt, .Icssrs.
Freeman, Webb, Cole. aud others, were hid
out in the grave yard in vault Tinle about
one o'clock. Next action was the taking of
Hartford, who made the bIag that there was
not men enough IN town to drive him Uif lie
and DR.. Wood were hung until life was almost
extinct; confessed to thieving and duplicating
others. They were, in connection with Shang-
hia Bill, stripped, heads shaved, tarrcd and
feathercd, put in a boat and sent down the
river. DIR. Wood confessed to. the garroting that
had been done lately. Holden, the Dutch doc
tor, Gordon and johnson, were notified to leave
within tlventy-four hours, or be served the same
treatment. The old Brewery house, on Main
Streel hill, was torn down.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

GHAxDuoqrrxr.-The first paragraph, of the
new treaty between T'crsin aud the United States
is as follows:
.sThc President Of the Uaitcd States of North
America, and his Majesty, asexalted as the plan.
ct SIturu, the sovereign to whom tie sun serves
as standard; whose splcntll. and nagnificcnce
arc equal to that OF the Skirs; the sublime SOW
ereisn, the monarch, whose armies are as numc-
Toas as tho stars; whose grcitnuSs calls to mind
that Of Jeinshid whose naguifccnce equals
that Of Darius; tue heiroft the crown and throne
or the KnyaDians, the sublime Emperor of all
Persia, being, &c, &c.
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"BUUkLE- ON
A SHOULDER BRACRif YOU are stooped-a SUPPORT
N En-. II you are WeaG-a RUSSIAN BELT, il ysu need
1t, Prench-Hulls Aarshe's, Plantations EbeTle's-
TRUSS, for the reason.
You splendid assortment of these articles at
the Bridge corner Drug Store OF
aug96 7. y. LOGAN co.
ITTE SAY Cildren, II mothers will make YOU take
w medicine for worms, Insist on having HOLLOWAiS
CONNECTIONS which 'good to candy and
s'deHt1 on lCOraS." Send to T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
aug26 Bridge corner Druggists
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SrGAR AID MoLAssEs ny THE Aci,E,--Thc
Boston Journal OF Saturday week, states that
there is now stored on the Boston wharf, South
Boston, in bond, over sir acres of these two ar
ticlcs. There are also large quantities in other
localities. The Philadelphia Inquirer says:
who supplies many retailers, reports that he has
not sold tenth part Of heanount Of these NJ
ticles this year, compared with his former sales.
Very few families Use acid fruits thus year or
put up preserves, and every family purchases "a
pound or two Instead of their usual barrel 0r
half barrel Brown sugar at II and white at )
cents per pound, aud New Orleans molasses ut
IS centsper gallon, IS too high for consumption.
Within wear or two, New Orleans ulolasScS
has been there purchased Mt II! cents Pcr gal
lon"
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SOMETHING FOR THE ARGrs.-The organ, ever
since the letter which Elihu Burritt wrote to
this paper, has been yclping adworrying about
his hilcous Abolition scheme, and trying 10
make people believe that Mr.. Burritt was one
of the same class with Garrison and Philips
Here is the report of his speech, made the other
day at the Convention in Cleveland, which VIC
find in the Cincinnati Gasecte. threads very like
the speecl, Of a national man. Will the organ
please publish it:
Mr.. Burritt said the great idoa of the move
Inent was cooperation. They wished to say to
the South, "let us unite as brothers and abol-
ist slavery by Emancipation; if it costs you
more than you receive by the rise in the value
OF real estate, We will unite in makingup To yOn
the loss" II a man thought the incrcaSciu the
value Of land at the South would be sufficient
TO make good to the Stakeholder the loss Of his
slaves, that was no reason Why he should not
cooperate with them, provided he IS willing to
make up the deficit in case there should be one
He thought we should not content ourselves
with mounting the PiSgnl of sclfrighteOusness,
and launching from thence Orlr arrows OF con.
demnation upon our brothers. We should
stretch our hands across Mason and DixonS
line, and say, ''let US unite kind, broIheriy
and honorable scheme to accomplish the great
scheme !" Great as was the benefit which
would accrue to the poor slave from such = con
summation, the advantage 10 the country IN re-
establishing feeling of kindness and brotherly
love between the North and the South would he
scarcely second 10 it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

M4xrrAcrrER OF RAILnoAD IRoS.-Gen. Duff
Green has addressed Circular to "all persons
in the United States. interested in Railroads, and
the manufacture of Railroad Iron" advising
them to- hold a Convention IL, the city Of Wash
ington. on tho first Monday in january next
The Union says that the subject of Railroad
Iron is now engaging the attention of the secre-
tary OF the Treasury, aud.he is at this moment
occupied in the collection of facts and statistics
with view OF recommending some legislation
on the subject locking to the advancement of
our own industry and of our own peculiar inte-
rests in this respect The subject embraces
many very important interests, aud is worthy
of the most attentive consideration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

Az old man was accidentally left in New York
by the cars, on one day last week; finding him
self without money, was forced to apply at a
station house for lodgings for the night On
making the usual inquiries of the applicant for
lodgings relative to his name, place Of nativity,
age, &c, the veteran replied that his name was
james Mcdonald, that he was born in Glasgow,
Scotland, on the 18th day of September, l7t5,
and was therefore nearly lia years old; that he
omigrntcd to this country in the year 1860, land
ing at Plymouth, on the 96th of july; and ser
we'd in the American Army during the RevOlu-
tiona,y War. He was provided with lodgings
at ahotel near by.
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CENH1s ASTONISHING AND USEQUALLED PREPARA.
\ ton has never failed to produce growth on Dl!l
Heads, when used according 10 the directions and
hair hack to its original color after having become graz
and retasta;e in all its original health, lustrs sonei
and beauty. Removes all seurf dRndruG and
itching scrofua eruptOns and feverh heat O
the scalp Il also prevents TIE hair from becoming
healthy and falling on and hence acts perfect
HAIR ISVIGORATOR. AND TONIC.
We annex fen certificates to coeroborate
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IT is said that the heirs of DR.. Bnrdell have
agreed upon Wm Burdell and Geo. D. Burlin
as the parties for whom they will apply to have
granted letters Of administration upon the es-
tate Of Dr. Burclell The whole value of the
estate is believed to be about So, goo, of which
$1,000 consists in personal property, and $685..
600 in real estate.
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[yroa the n. Y. Express,I

LsTosI t4i= ~ i FsSIlEess-l
The Wall street panic is about over, but VIC
shall continue to have from the West, for some
DAYS to come, echoes of the panic here. The
ripple in Wall street will swell to the lakes and
the MissiSsippi,-but il will not do much harm.
1t is a great pity that the Ohio Life and Trust
Company was permitted by other nonicd instl-
buttons to go down,-if not because of ITSELF
because of the inevitable panic that was TO fol-
low and do, harm Better have thrown away
800, 400 in common contribution, than to have
had such 4 scare in consequence of the fate Of 81
once staid institution, that has been running
little wild in its money movements of late.
If anybody thinks the country is ''ruined, y
that body is in reverie, and the quicker it is
worked out of his head the better. The coun-
try, first, is too big to be ruined by such little
ripple,-and next, it is, just now, to prosper
Gus to be ruined at all. There are to be great
losses among capitalists, no doubt,-and they
must Sntfer,--but in the vivacity of land of
trade like this they will soon recover. The
railroads exist if they did not pay their build
crs, and they are very profitable to the people,
and, if they fail, they will but pass from one
lines of communication are the saple.-7an tho
locomotive Is to hiss, plunge and howl just as
ever. The land beams with crops. The har-
vest has seldom been so abundant. If, iii our
cxtravaeant expenditures, we are checked lit
tie, so much the better
Now, that the Bulls and Bears have had their
fight out in Wall street, and tumbed themselves
all into pit together there must be an end of
crOaking and panic-mal;ing. and all that sort of
thing. Having got to the bottom, especially in
railroads, all now must bc pushing upward. AT
any rate, let panie-makers now he denounced
and doomed 10 be public enemies.