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Special 4 Offices.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CCicNcS.Ii; En.:.NiC N.lIs.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Cidr&e, j. d.
Physician Extraordinary to TIE Queen
This invaluable Medicine IS unfain= in the cure Of
all those painful and diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. II molerates all excess
and ali obstrucii5ns and speedy cure may be
relied
To ,RRIrp LADIES It peculiarly suited. II w'U in
short time bring the monthly period with reGularity
Each bottle. price One Dollar, hears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent countrrfeits-
71ese T'i1z sHot7d 5ot bs ttte bta13@S d'rj"g he
FIRST THREE -HON7LTSo of Pregnancy, az they d5e
sure to bring on Miscarriage Int at any oAer time
they are set
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertton Papita-
ton OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect cure all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy. contain iron, caomel,
antfnony or anything hIrtfuI the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent cor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, tl.atsI I. c. baldwin ( Coz
Rochester. y. y.
N.B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
mail For sale hy E.Y GEiGGS,
ocI6 ri'f,r', II.
WE the attention e sick and aHc:cl, 70 the
advertisements columns Or. FaStcr!ys Iodine
and sarsararIla, GrfdeyS salt EIcum and letter
Ointment, Dr. Carriers Cough Ba-arn, nr. Bakers Spe
oifc Dr. IIooprrs Female Cordial and Or. Eastcr'yS
Fever and Acue Killer. These medicines prepared
by thoroughly educated Physician. Chemist and Phar-
naceust, that al rely upon them a. being safe
and entctual curing tc di-e8s. FOR which they
recommended. They standard remedies, ana can
found in ucary every Drug and Apothecary Sor" in
the United States N.Y.?
Farmers as "a Sale County.
nUE-toek Of Dress and Fancy Goods. DomeStics and
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PIyrnoT;!h Collection
GnS,nn5 y9nnT,S


ESSAINTS AND HYMNS, with music.
Methodist. Baptist, and CorCrccationalis; coll
ton Of Psalms and Hymns. TOc9l Ely, GRIGGS
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DIR. I:aEE;.,. spEFI.gr,

1rjU Cur GoDo,rilrr Gleef, Vrirt,Ire (Wia1I Wsff
4aes, tHOr,.s. Hi,t,es eJtie Eil,eys oHd Eiii@er,
ami m di.@fs,s or tie treaj'rl Osgr,t"S.
Reader, have YOU private disease? Do not neglect
it. DELAY D,yGEEors. DR.. E,KEEs SPECIFIC :, safe,
speedy, and RADICAL With IA. BAKERS SPECIFIC
you CURE YOURSELF and PREVENT ENro>rRE, plain
directions FOR accompany the Medicine.
- rrce 81 - per bottle.
sy-DR. EASTEHLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets Louis, 80, sole Proprietor whom all
ders be addressed to get the genuine
Sold 10y VI. KvEC~~I, &. !. TUo'P-oN. p " ,L-rs
& Co. and =. :. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally myl5
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PERr CoAL MINIS. About four thousand
tons Of coal per week are at present taken
out Of the coal lnincs in the vicinity Of Pc
ru and La Sale, three lourths of which is
shipped to foreign parts = by the different
railroads from these cities. The coal is in
good rcpnte, and commands here at Ottawa
s., 30 per ton, while the ''native', article
calls for s., delivered.
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Dr.. EASTERLY's
FEVER ND AEiLE KILL Iss

WI cure fgue and feEer, Chilts ana Ferey, Dunlb
Agne. Intermittent ana ReH1ttte7lt fcrerS, and all
tie rdgous fOitS Of FeCeF i9idlit 10 Bilious Oh
T1dtes
II there is a MAN, CIIED suffering with AGUE
AND FEVER they advised to procure DIR Eastery's
Fever and Ague Killer. Ii is IA POSITIVE CURE-srEEDY
AND PERMANENT Try it.
~ Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for -.
80 DIR. FaSTEgIY, corner OF Third and Chestnut stst
St Louis Mo- sole proprietor. whom al! orders
be addressed to get The genuine.
sg sold by VI. KNfUssL, q. l.. THOMPSON, ID. WALKER
Co, and a. :. PHTSAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
gem
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ATE Of Corning, y. I, would respectfully announce
to the citizens Gttaa. and the surrounding cuun-
try, that he les permanently ueatri ia th', city where
he viii BE- happy TO waft upon all those needing his pro-
feSsional services. -,
~ c takes pleasure IL presenting the following testh
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OTTAWA POST OTTiCE.

-irg;~r' and D.pori,,re ri )ft1y.
Eastern arrives 22' !. VI and - 7. VI depart a; 100
Z. NJ; closes lgG p y.
Western arrives 2:2O P NJ; departs 1225 p. NJ closes
Iz-r8 VI.
Toutg arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
lU.a1 i NJ; departs same days zoo p NJ, closes 100
=. ".
Newark arrives Tuesdays. and Saturdays 1000 \. VI;
departs 200 L. VI; closes l.HJ p. VI.
Earyi'e and Freedom arrives daily 100 II; departs
300 T. VI.
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 600 p. NJ; de.
paris Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 \. NJ; closes
go" p II.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays il:00 \. NJ de
parts days 300 p. NJ: closes 100 T. VI.
M. l.. GIBSON, p. u.
HARGIED-In this city. Nov. 18th by the Rev. p. H.
Morgan, Mr. J.aN \. CLEMENTS AID Miss HESkETTA WI
LEY both OF Ottawa.
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0ttaha fret Tta0tr.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Young Mems AssocIation..First Lecture.

The Young Mems Association Of this CITY
have recognized FIR the winter campaign.
The plan is, we believe, to meet as often as
once a week, and on Tuesday evening Of
each alternate week to have public lecture
from some distinguished lecturer from
abroad, or, if at any time such cannot be
procured, to have essays, declarations, pub
lie discussions, &c, by its own members.
The Rev THos APPLICABLE, Of \. y, will
deliver the first lecture OF the season, at the
Court House on Tuesday evening next, Dec.
eth. Subject: Scotland. tie Land Of the
Picturesque. We could publish columns Of
the hghes: Communications of Mr.. y. as
lecturer. from the leading newspapers OF the
east, but this we hope is unnecessary to Sc
cure an audience on Tuesday evening. Let
it suffice, that we can safely guarantee all
who 90 an intellectual feast
Tickets of admission will be % cents.
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CEEAT ETCITEMENT.
THE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store

E':.7f ::..Sa 80 inter C.Nltii:sg.
Mats and Caps. Flruishin. Goods, Trunks, &C. whic
tie aud .r-..sIed offer for sale at
Greatly .se,tIcCss Prices!
l. Won ike to- have good fit,
A. A'Schulrr's Establishment you can find Il,
or all varieties and OF any size.
To suit your taste and at one price.
All ask i to give q call
And " will salts iy You oAe and all;
0verCUats az three dollars piece,
Chcarrr than soda in the East
Oar extensive sales euat4- to sell Ready Made
Clothing u per cheaper han any Clothing House
in this City. Ne also commend TO YOU newly pU; up
Were -.;,tcE 'EisIiDr .>iiJp.
Where good fit il guaranteed at reasonable price
To old customers Ne are thankful for tie liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon and invite al to
our establishment, door to the Bank Of ottawa.
\. ( II. ALSCHULEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
sep1p
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. JET. Wooo,-Ihc firm of Woo & Don
ley in the city Market. has been dissolved,
ana jerry IS himself again, in that popular
establishment. Mr. Wood : one Of our Old
6, citizens, has ior 20 years, with s'.o:tin
tsrva,S. been engages in the business in tais
in this c.ty-has ever been found pleasant
and honorable man to dsal with, and has
always kept No. one market. He Is now
aaying al the pork our farmers bring Eim,
paying tie highest price, cash up and no
grumJ,ne." Hes one OF the ucn it QayS
to deal with
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iRDcr! E'fsrNr!
OSH BEANS of Letter, Cap, Note sermon Pocket
- ON Note. Bath and sermon Paper; Plain ana
Ruled Tissue Glazed, and Card Paper
80 Eeams Of the best Letter and Cap Paper ever
brought % Ottawa. Prices ranging from to - cts'
oiure. ioc9l T. y "nh'"s'
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Es.:c!s;. sI,sa Flora: sis,rcs -l..
&


~ the residence Of u. H. ". CUs13a0a East O'trsrG
Always for sale. alar-e supply Of perpetual Roses ana
all kinds Of owerr house plants strawberry To-
ma,o Rh.harb. Cabbage. plants &C, &c, in their
on and Vegetables i all KINDS. juulf
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over n lar-. nar+ -
the globe, is the consequence of 4 diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalaton is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil. and rises with
the w1tcry yapor from il. While the is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth'
face. and tn. virus IS taken with it through tho
lungs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
roisnn on the internal yisrera and eycretng organs
q the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 70
secretf not only this virus, but also the bile from
the pic ID BON the virus and the bite accumulate
III ths circulation, and produce violent constitu-
unEtl disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
sto'nloh Sympathize with the liver and become
ot-'rde-cd also. Finally. tle instinct of our or.
gtll','ii, as II IN an attempt . cVpc the noxious
Ia.J~l1u, concentrates the who'll. blood Of the BODY
IL the informal cXcret1res 10 force them 10 cast it
ont. iHr blood lcFy~s tho surface, and PUSHES to
til" central O~ga0s with cnuTo-tive violence. This
is the ~ I'LL. Ent in this c.lstitfl;,s Then the
FGEE- .als"s, i1 which the blood leaves the CEN
t-I 1IrrIS and PUSHES to the surface. rs if in
au9.aercil-: 10 CXNel The irritating poison through
tint other great cNeretocy--the skin. In this
also Il fiTs rn3 the system abandons the attempt
cyh lu;iyi. aud waits for the recovery OF strength
+, r..4.lt Ia, hopeless effort lathe day. These
..., die fits o. rarovv>-ns OF FgvLt >ND AGUB-
;,.h r,us tutionel disorder W., 81 60 Sc under
uii1r -ts h-aI-h il il is not removed
W Use !aaoreJ to iill. anu have / md, an
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The AsnKEXAZI CASE This case in our
Circuit Court has been compromised 10y the
parties, and decree of dive &c entered. \
REGULAR writing Of enforcement in rigi%
accordance with Jewish law a.d customs,
was also executed. several disnitaries Of the
Jewish Church from Chicago having been
called hithcr for that purpose. We arc tod
by persons who witnessed tie ceremonies
OF executing this instrument in dno form,
Tat, although conIuced in the Hebrew
tongue, they were in the highest degree
solemn and impressive. The lady in the
case" las therefore taken her departure in
peace, leaving her truant "rabbi" perfectly
fire. to pursue any Matrimonial en:crprize
that may offer.
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Ap:aH ss.is,Ela.,x,

FENHEf cost but trife, and far comfort
4 able with than without them besides, eiicai
adviser will confederate my assertion that their VIII
add years to your life Think of prolonging your exist
five years by outlay OF shill'ngs
nually NJ. II. PRESCOTT. JR..
frb20 No. ., UcSsdck's BiOck:
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Pl7;mbing, Plumbing.

yEAyING taken up my residence in Ottawa, am now
prepared to Introduce IInt and Cold " alter into
pnlic or Private Euildjugs VIII also furnish and put
rn Water Closets. Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold shower
Baths Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
p,mns Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &c. Having
been engaged the business FOR the last Il in the
CITY of New York and Chicago, prepared to put mp
Mater Works with neatnsss and despatci.
orders left with VIM ReddicS, Esq will be puncna'y
attended to.
Refer to VIM Reddck, Esq, Ottawa, and > mes Bell,
Esq, Chicago. JAMES u. Nen ni,
oc2 Itnrber ana Hs'''HtSc '"S'h't|'
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Tirst Class Insurance Agency.
HONE INSURANCE CO. NLW YORK,
Capital f50pOI0; Surplus $4,000.
CHATTER OAK INSURANCE co, HARTFORD,
Capital $4,000; Surplus $4,000.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co, HARTFORD
Capital :21n ESQ.
EpNAiD EANFS. igcnt,
L. = - liz
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s:nc New Va.GoN,
JADE in Ottawa, warranted good, for sale cheap by
Atd iul2. Ely. GRIGGS.
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Qnll01a advertisements.

= = Z
n. <1,,z;Mz%lNISWz.
III I///IILL/L//LIL<D
80 - vs.sE?Ez S'rGsET'G.
oPp@.ite Gs9 Sa,'h's Bank p; -, 81, 1ii0
% MAIS BUFFALO, y. /.
DIRECTORS:
VIM =: Ogden. Esq., YIN. H. Brown, Esq,
John H. KIM, E-q., lhiio Carpenter, Esp.,
Hon. Mark skinner, J. II. Durham, ESD,
Hon. y. Is. Judd, +. Nust,v. ESQ
Geo. W. D-lr. Esq. L {. Iarlcd, "a,
Hon. J. 4 Nort,san, Dr. t. D. Boone.
" II. We'.s. "a. Il. D. Ogden, Esq.
SPECIAL IECTJHEFS:
Hon. HORACE MANN. and Hon. ESQ. ". CLINTON
ST is the design of the Uropr,turs these Colleges
y, Vgr're; "a chain OF Business Schools FROM the
the West anorliuc the most ample facilities for young
men and young ladies {" qualify themselves for respGnS-
bic positions in lie Their schools the points above
established u firm haa5-, and all in mos
prosperous clifton. The teacher, in Tie various DE-
partner are thoroughly accomplished, practical hnii
Ti,r Collegiate Course
VIII embrace the most approved and practical forrs Tor
keeping books by Double Entry in the various depart
ments of Trade and Commerce, including general
Wholesale and Retail. Mercantile, Exchange Commits
sion, Manufacturing, Railroad, Baukur, Printing, Mia
ing Shipping, ste'nboa ing, individual. Partnership
and Compound Company Business. ADn.I uscrpts from
which the student copies written in bold rapid bu
sin. - hand, which VII serve a. great auxiliary III Sc
curing to him a excellent s.vc 81 writing.
EcFtIn;iE~Is'p.
The Spencerian System Of renmanslt7, in all its
forms, practical and ornamental, will be taught by its
author = Il SrEScrR ia connection with other gentle
men, all Of whom stand high both men aui artists
E,sc T.;,,9,..' iscgnr;ss:rnf
l. entirely separate from 'e rcuHemeu and is fttde
E'iis,r e. oU,t.Icr.crTrr.
As there are no terms. and lao vacations students
may enter any time and prosecute their studies with
permitted progress a. rapidly Ai, enter
prise aud ability wall admit
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GEO. :. FISHER,

COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
coI'JfSi1,,e- cf Desa> for tie .efyte At Ne,c YD'f
oce in the corner rooms u story, Natcng"rS block
Ottlwn. JIM. ~. Is.,.
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F.EsE.SNE EE1I ST.
:. 49, II III I,-lHS

F.Es-ssNE EEbISE.
In !SI'Ie STRAIT. OTT.i 1T, ILLINOIS.
So HIS House is situated within few rods of the Rail
= road Depot which makes it convenient for the ira
yelling public Good stabng and yard attached 10 the
House for the accommodation Of travellers drivers and
and determined To satisfy ali who may IA
with a call. lap2il T.. HOPPER, Proprtet"r.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
yEyI!E undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has leased the above named house Gate
w KEEP, by T. :. CStCEAFTD and that he Is prepared to
serve those who may him with their patronage, in
good sly lie and on reasonable tcrIns- Farmers
in particular would find it their advantage to stop
here, in view of the convenient locality being IN close
proximity 70 the business part OF the city
table will be furnished with the best the marhe
can afford He has good stabling and careful and at
tentive hoStlers. loc3ol IRA WATSON
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
E2;,y - Farm !

E2yy - Farm
AND HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN
gyOR SALE-Three good improved Farms, miles
4 north of the canal, or five to ten years time
Price $50 per
160 acres Prairie, (Grst fuayD IL miles from the
Railroad and y miles from the Canal, at $3.50 per
acre, Grh down and balance in equal payments IN
the first day OF January, 1850, lS61 1562, and lS63-
May be paid in at 4ic. per bushel.
span of Horses, cheap for cash, good notes, to
II months. Il. Z. SliOfWEii, Otf1trd, iH
Office nj Fske Taylor's Clothing Store, Saturdays
ng9p- Dr,
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lRNSE Poetry. Animals. Albums. Port Fai-os. Cath
( BE Fsay.r hooks, Common Prayer. Diaries. Mem
rauduus. Cards. v-iopes. e.. too numerous 10 mel
ti.n in one newspaper. L'.JI +. !. TEIGGS-
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/ L II \ SICIAN'S LEGACY
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Emissions, los
Of Memoir
capacity tu- So
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Iupyj.u-u'
Marriage. S-
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elects 81 ~.rs I
habits Of l O..
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Farmers os "a Sale County.

nUR stock Of Dress and Fancy Goods. Dome-tcs and
~ choice Groceries l. the largest and best to he found
in this market receiving additions week
Iy, you all times quality. quantity and
price. There j. House in this any adjoining
County that CAN urirrseu rs.
Remember tie place next TO Eaucs. Anc: ( Cos
Bank, north Of the Court House.
junI9 /. l. * D. Il iIALBEHT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

In their efforts TO prove that the disastrous
rout they sustained in The October and No
vemoer elections did not amount to a total
annihilation of their party. some of the
Democtaeic papers are parading in their very
meagre list of Administration members elect
ed TO the next House, such names as those
of Schwartz and Hickman, of Pennsylva-
MIA, Haskin and Clark, of New York. and
Adrian and Biggs OF New Jersey. 1t would
be quite as appropriate to call John w. For
ney a Buchanan man and his "Press'' an
Administration journal. All the gentlemen
referred to were elected in opposition to regu-
lar Democratic nominees and in defiance of
every possible effort the Administration
and its friends could put forth to defeat them.
Neither of them is at home claimed by the
Democracy, nor will either act with the par
ty in Congress. The Pennsylvania, the
Administrator organ'i in Philadelphia, insists
that Hickman is no Democrat, and to prove
it says ''he voted the Black Republican tick
et'' at The late ei-ection--and in reference TO
Schwartz, the Cineinnatt Enquirer, the
most prominent Buchanan paper in Ohio,
says he voted FOR Gen. Taylor against Cass
in lS48, and ir 1852 voted for Gen. Scott
against Pierce; and very justly concludes
sustains it can hope for no support from him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

TAX ON Tea AND Corr EE.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Richmond
South suggests that the revenue from GUS
toms be increased by Ievying a duty of TWEEN
ty per cent, upon tea aud coffee, which are
now upon the free list.
The Administration, we hear from other
quarters, intends to levy this tax. The war
of the contractors and Willett's Point swind-
lers upon the Treasury has been so exhaust
ing that the peoples necessaries must be
taxed to pay their demands. Well, let them
play out their game. The people have a
settlement to make with the hackers of these
gentlemen. II has been limited that the
Administration intends to lay a tax on tea
and coffee to raise funds to enable it to buy
Cuba. !"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

b The Cincinnati Gazette. of the 9th con
tains a lengthy and interesting production
in verse from the pen of our young friend
and correspondent, GEoRGE LANSING TAY-
LoR a poet Of no mean capaciiy-entiiled
'.JD The Malestrom;" suggested by the re-
Gently published account of the ~perilous de-
scent Of w. G. Prentice into the chasm in
the Mammoth Cave, known as. the Male
strom. We should be pleased TO reproduce
it in our columns, but it's length forbids.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

Our Court Of Common Pleas is still in
session, Tae case, Of John A. Corwin a
gainst The parties concerned in The. '.Ree-
cue Case" TO reeoser $4,000 for services
as attorney, which occupied some ten DAYS
Of the time OF tae G>elrt4 0ns given the jury
on Tuesday morning. In the afternoon they
returned verdict of 500 in favor of The
plaintiff, against s. v. Batavia, Ichabod
corwin, John Clerk, Jr., H. M. Gutridge,
Ed. Taylor, and Joseph c. Brand, deIend-
ants-the balance Of defendants, 10 in num-
Der, being ruled out. The verdict, we pre-
sumo, is satisfactory TO the defendants.-Ur-
bana Citizen. 5a
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--= OK. s-#
The Washington Union classes the mem
bers Of Congress SO far elected thus: Re-
publicans I04, Democrats "a, Anti-Lecomp-
tonites 12-be:ng a Republican gain of 10,
to say nothing of the IL Anti-Lecompton
Dem oerats, Who il says are TO oil intents
and purposes Republicans according TO the
vote which elected Them" The States yet
to elect are represented in the present Con-
gress, according to same authority, as follows:
Republicans 7. Democrats IS, Americans IL,
AniiLecomptonites l---and if no changes
occur the next House will stand Ill Repnb-
lie 100 Democrats, Is Anti-Lecompton-
showing it is clear that The Administration
Will be in The minority. 81.
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a
ID Our brief article of last week seems to
have touched the Standard man in a tender
place. He has replied to the entise article at
length, and recommences by choppingitupin-
to sections and discussing it in detail. Indeed
cure p~retexts for holding forth on business
qualifications, editorial ability, &C., which
affords a rare opportunity for his favo rite
Pasiime of elf-glorifcation. We have no
particular objection to crafty him to q
reason able extent, andif we do hot in the
interval change our mind may next week
briefly notice some of the points he makes
in his recent articles. We have neither
time nor space to do SO to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

TWENTY YEARS SILENc E.-The wife OF
a well known citizen, in relating a painful
history Of her domestic troubles to the Po-
lice Judge yesterday, stated that not a sim
gle word of conversation had passed between
her and her husband for the past toenty
years.! They have lived in the same house
togethe err, and a parte of the time dined at
the same table, and yet not uttered a word
70 each other for nearly a quarter of a GEN.
tury! The wife cannot be a scoid, or she
would have opened a battery of ''jaw' that
would have broken the silence long ago
Gin, G04.