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VSPARTICULARA TTENTIONTO OBSTET
RIGS. aud Diseases of Females and Children
Refers 10 Urs. Small aud Socum, Chicago {. l..
Leyanway, NJ. ID. Chicago.
plicc GA MHa Street, first door north of Alonzo
Campbell Residence. Office hours from to 10
A NJ and , to3 2 NJ.
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To X. r. q.

-
You may gaze upon an object,
TIL its likeness you retain,
And through distance and through darkness,
~ You behold that form again: . teai-N
e So pondersd on thy goodness IS st4s
Till there grew about my heart
Many neyer-dying feelings
Which make up its better part.
You may listen to . measure, tf
~, Till its sentiment and tsne
Find bising place within you,
And the song becomes your own /: t8
So treasured up thy sayings ~ @
And now. in my ewn, find IS 10 f
The echoes of thy accents,
aai The reflections Of thy mind .4.t 80
q There are perfumes we remember a. 8Ntb
C When their sources are no more: = 6 s8I
. There are fayors that will linger g,s vg
.ve When the hanqueting is DER;
So, the charms thy presence yielded
Have outlived thy honeyed breath, e
And my soul, that Toasted freely, ~
s VIII partake Of them tin DEATH Is 3 -
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3D. .Y SICIAN AND SURGE
VIA n, found al bis office Starkweather's Drug
Store his residence, corner Of Chicago and Park
streets all tame, ready attend the calls Of the public
,.u.sba. Fsbranrv 10. is ! S6
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Hon an t3,gorerRa5le Temper scas
Controlled MIR. CLAYTON, author Of Il
book on the Crimean campaign, met in
his Journey witha strong mindedwoman.
lie says: we next touched at Malta,
taking on board few fresh passengers
in lieu of some we landed there. Among
the new corners was u lady of most
violent temper, so ungeyernable that she
hated mortally all who did not agree
entirely with her IDEAS upon every thing.
Her husband informed us that Just be-
fore his marriage he was warned of the
Elady's fiery disposition, and to test the
accuracy Of the intoGmation, one even
ing as he sat next to her ut dinner, he
managed cleyCrly to Jog the servants
elbow, as a plate of mock turtle soup
was offered her, which of course was
upset over the young ladys white dress
of tulle lace. No complaint, nor even 4
frown being evinced the delighted suitor
concluded that what he had heard was
q mistake, and that his inainorats had
been ted upon mashed potatoes. and as
harmless as; water grdel. So the mar
.riage took place; but soon the lrdy' S real
character displayed itself, as is always
the case after marriage, but never before
and bis wife like human Stromboli,
Subject to frey eraptions every ten min
uteS upon an average,
How is it, my dear said the happy
husband, that having such a bad tenn
fper, you stood the ordeal by soup so
well ?
why answer ed tbelady, Il may have
appeared Indifferent at the time, but
good heavens YOU should have only
gone into my room little while after
wards and seen the marks Of my teeth
on the bed post!'
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*WYER-Et37 Office, KEHosHA CITY Wis Re
science, WILLOW BROOK FARM Somers. tx5- Sc
eerai Improved and Uaimproced Farms for sale
ulyi6.
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SAMUEL VALE.
"a. q. sCRzOEF.


ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and
Solicitor in thancery Office, Main Street,
AAfh0shst, .--.-.--.- -.-----:--.-- Wisconsin,
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JON Ii. JILSUN.

TToNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
ChGuesry, and County Judge. VIII atepd to all legal
business agencies entrusted to his care
lFFCE-DURKCE BLOCK, MAIN STREET
keu0sha, Wis, 1896. S6-%
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BAYAED TAYLOR AS A PRINTER The
editor Of the Plymoth CID Locomotice,
who was Printer in the same Office
where Bayard Taylor Served his time, >
tells some interesting "reminiscences OF
the great traveller:
owe had the honor to succeed him
in our term Of "Dcvijship" in the w
lage Record office, Westchestef county,
Pa. We well remember the time when
he started Cug upon his first tramp"
with his small satchel containing q
change Of linen, and with fifteen cents
in capital he commenced his early his
tory of life. Tha apprentices Of those
days had to CARY the papers through
the country on horseback, and cur route
was past his fathers house. We do
not know of single time through rain
or shine that old Mr.. Taylor did not
meet us at the e3A Of the lane with a
happy smile, wishing us a good day, land
as we would harrl linn the weekly Rec
ord he would remark, "a fair exchange
was no obbery, filing one side of our
saddlebags with nice apples and grapes.
lie was member OF the society Of
Friends. With his little farm and fam
lily around him, he was happy man in
deed. He used 10 inquire anxiously
of Bayard, and said"ho liked to ramble
around too much--he was not steady
enough" Little he knew, then, that
his Bayard, the Printers apprentice,
would one day b. quoted as the great
est travelling historian the world could
boast Of.
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T. L / r. CTTC p II ACT G. L
J. b. DOOLTTTLE. VI. ID,


Is prepared 20 attend 10 an calls in his profession.
OsaJE-NJ. + ; Huii street Resi9eHee Market 81.
tt-o doors b-iair TIE fremont House. I49tf
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JOSIAH BOND,

ATTORNEY at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
Agent Is agent also for several of the best ga stern
Insurance Companies. - See advertisements
u.1yl5 VI
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RANCE-He is agent for various eoulpanie,
OF uudouhted credit, and is prepared to issue pol
e.es ON Lie and Property, on favorable term;
See advertisements
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EDWARD IN. RUDD,
l.. d. MERRILL,

ENGRAVER-Od Wood and every kind of Metal
MAIN ST.---.---.--..------kEN osHA. Wis.
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lomnleH6nbleibem auno bic nod nl1t beltdtl9ten
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4 fenrto9e e purpe ais Der beltea NRdta Be5eid.
net ui1b tpiro notwithstanding in Gbartelton III
81 Termination r. ltensaa, Der 9salte BOD iDDluare'
gar nidt erDd6nt* Nuf Der aroern Geite ar,
Betten bic 6reunpe pss @'oupl.l @a5ifs IN UNI Bic.
fem bic illumination per OpYoftion1 81 iiGtth
Sic Hepublifaner met9ern lid, aber, eineta lp[
&en Encouragement &c gut, eteu.
sasln@ 8ten, 14.aa SUM. 6Olsenp
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g. 6. 6abens bon Walfadulet8, @Onlul Il
Cayenne !; @tlbeit 9. Mitncr BON Bir9inteh
&Ouiul in Nmappla, 9pnparas; @iqiam Slil
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big. ,3uder flau. &affee rubi9. .H'laaf h'i
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purDe am IA. Stunt ia BlbmDuatb suruiidferpiars
tet, UNI bann ibre 'eiSentlide 9teile ans1utreten.'
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werben.d JiH 5Iaiitf9 I'll s'ia1 10 ttn nor
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lid 5uriidSefebrt. ~islaH ~ II1 6I ,H9iiit1H
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Sircailisrn unp Nufen eriplat, nobel 500 per
leBteren 9et0otet nureen. u o ,te9.yd ,n2Isri
Die britiide 9tesieruns erfldrte in getrefl
ber Otferen5ett nit ben Ser. Staaten i'm Barz
lanerte nod TolSenoeS f.: iie babe baS @curer4
nement Der Ser. Staaten benuGridtiat, DuE le
bereit lei, GfaBreseln ANNOUNCEMENT, pefhe bic
Ser. Staaten 0teBierun9 roridlasen nlDse, nm
pie DiHitultdten bei3uleSen, la bic SflaUen.
iiAife beiuabe ltetS bic aMeritanilde 0laase anf
I3ieben.
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U$@6 Oeppt: EIeNr Odue'AueHAes gst Yt1tg2,bDtt
Bel SIS. 81. GCOnniDf, SEQ. SIS g. @apfr.
Ncl0O>X5nn

an Der Balttmores iino Oblos @iIenbobn.
Der unttrseiGnete Bat btsles 5pteI nnb pmmerwirtbf6a
abernpmmen unp 1T betett pripat @e1elI6aften, mic 60 sen
unb @rfurFpnet amt bas befel su b~epirtbea, Die a~nsaebe5n.
ten unb fb6a ~ans.lcstea Qurwdib9sn, lSpie bic ibSne berrli.
DC Iseenb btetea cen beRen 8etenusunesplas fur picnifs
unb @rcnrfpuen BON @eieal6aften uni. S&uleu, uuD VIE.
wel&e germ sinen Eas In Der freisn Natut gu S~erbrtnsen MIN.
t3sns- ,AnIrasen, I'm ben Ylas fur @rearfpnea au ~benlsen,
~RattFnbsn fOa. eemaat. werbsn. Die befen epeiien nnD
(@etra"te fnb tets tereit
] %rr5ot2N 8, ~, 2Pwe k@tssnttRMer,
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u. 2urd, Startccmniiiar BON @sebarbpr Gitb
]pobnt TN oerrnr Sinons 81. Ell unb 1T WOrs gems BON s bis ID
ubr Al 1prebeu.5 afE Bs .--4a.f. E-f 4. Suut158Jn
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TAILOR
! unp f~al6icnabler &leiperlaeen,
Tcr6tndn 9abn,TF
~ AMA->lA.L NNo.GA - u y
Gbriffiam WMIcr,

IA ,esft Merchant Tailor, ,fIaalt 80
III a.'1 234 eafsrn @osnle, nab t8rObwas,, -'4W a
bslf fets, p~prrStbta cine erpst AuSpabl rans6a(Ges..Eunh
,suti5e md unb GafN MFR, anb esrtertist 8leibsr mad neue-
Ter MOss. oAaa palts t4 Itsts cine Gasgapl terttss SIeibs
an 5anf. pel6e i'd mSstt&f biata pertaufs. L.ax34
HH- Wsin SuH besebe f6 tets btrett aus Der berubmten
am threat r Ndtrif. ~ 'SdAt5, 3Wt
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9err &Wr9, StabttOmmtfdr Soa @eebartpr Gitp it Bier
unb 'wtrO am nd&tea DVnntrtas Ntenb in vgDefern San"
(&pncDreta &StaD nber bic SerbaItni1e Der neu auf~ ttabenbea
Stabt @eabarbpr fprebeu. ,.3
'Seuts 1T @erid mmtuns in 5errn 8lblers Qptal nm 3ab.
lung su letiea Inb @tnfGretbuneea Al MAIDEN. Serr Staets
cGmmtGdr Gurt tptro AUG geSenw1rttg lein.s DR
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tNH IFFFfNE TTFFF -asHf -N f& g.
PISA btn8tem, lbs Stunt Die enal.
Sqil1e Ill Volfe llnO b%eerpert, feine weiteren
Sdstte 9eSen aaeritan. 69ilfe gu tbu1. Ser
eSttr" 1T mad 9allfar 5uriifssruieu. 4 NJ
a 9tn to II Is. SUM. Oa8 &rieQs>
Oepartemellt bat tetde neuerens Nadribten, ols
Die peS 0puv. Cumming, BON lltab erbalteu
OfltSiere Der Arnige ipreden in ibreu Hriefsu
aus, @ouU. Cumming iet gu IGne0 nad be,
Sal5leeltaot 9esan9en, ct lei 9"etluld,t pcrper
unD auT Wtornpnen-5 6Sreuno daft fSnne man lid
nldt rerlaleu. IL
Dfan mlrb2 li9 .ertnnern, baB bic Nrulee ale
posse. comitatus nea llta9 selanpt wurOe, I'M
lerworfea ben 8eeblen bes @cup. Cumming
uno Dap fe iu9. cbue feline DIRECTION nidt bewe.
gen tanu. CDle Armee miro iid llad) ben firS
ll4 erbaltenen 8efeplen bepeseL ia1z ~
WaIbin9tpn Is. Stunt. Ser gittt
oes prdlioenten SendB perlammelte lid be,
Senat beute Wtitta9. Malpn rief leiue 8e:
l4alle betrefS Der euslil9en Nn9riffe auf, mas
eIne ldn9e uno interellante Debate perutiaAte
an Der itd Wtaicn, 8eniaunin, Glinsman, SEQ,
LITTLE, WtalerD uno Anoere betbeilisten. 50 aaa
.NewsY oorf, IS. Stunt. Der tritild(
Oaulpfer Spren, Der 9eltern Don BERMUDA an.
fam, brahte ipi4tlJe DepelGen ,bsS DOrtiser
9cuuernsurS all ben britl4eR Winilter II
Nalbtn9ton. s,.--,s,sg .e 5Ioa,iw
80 emP9iSr15 Stunt g3auet 9iapel, etr
Utlt9lieo Der JlaeelsI Grippe, Der 9beintl ln9lld'
pes Oanpfers Sennlplpauiu perpunOet warp
ltarb 9eltern. AuG onoere 8ermunoete merDer
llerben. a99 ,ql9 4La-L |
sc e III pb is, Is. Sum-. Die s~erettetel
Pala9iere Der Yennibloania" wuroen tbeilt
nlaz 9tep<S Orleans 9etradt. Mebrere re1
Serwunoeten ltuo 9eltcrben. Sn elmer Sir
9erUerlanmlung tpuroen ip8leid $1,000 fur pt
Serun9lliften beiselteaert, unO mebr wiro Sc
l%autllelt.1 & -..-
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.2Iomijf1 nubpl; -
5000, 600 6uB 8au nno S&reinerboI,.
7OO,OOO Sdinoel l,nb 9atten suut 0erfonf.
astr tentsa pie Nufnerffa.nttt pdnttIt&er 8unben duf nm.
lee 9rebe pleperla8e pDn Bau. une glubbDI, RON aQen Mrfrn
aaantttatea une SrSben. Ntr fdtnst6en fpetstannea Sam.
9Gls mao Sehtanns, nnb licfern Benferrabm men, Gbarsn,
2tnlanun9en nno pObsiarbeit gu 8dbrtfpretien. Spre6et Ypr
@,S sals m Soistefe IO. 10 2is1tar. aB.rfte, D6er Ode DON
San22-S = H'""'' $3.50 q Burns 81 Sloan.
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SaSS=, Or. Pabtneler TT erludt IN Der Sftlce
oes A6eder por5ulpre4en.
a4t.a s ~. II neaf Die Expedition.
HS Nn bic Nbnebmer BON Spprantp liler.
Su Srlee brr2 Slutb une Der 8e(bdbtauna Der gDaGerwerte
1T es nbtpis, bic srOst- mSsltble Sparlamfeit TIM 8srtraud
epn 29orant~ater sa bsDba&tsnr biz ber Saaosn wieHer aus,
IS 1T atat esfattet gFSds sn ~benabsn, au5er i'm Safe non
y ND --l1ta s NJ - G. sSntsr. gBaGer, S%nssntsur.
b rSficc Scr Case Ompagmie. 4
= es4sl6l1 ag6iug~ sd ttnlprt, Is. Stunt 1858.
G1rtsa ra a. e,sl,e,st en-, Sfsds; D,eis sUmgasaiie
rat; te Sestaqtt OtsielOea au benz rs0u,trtea Yrsne sOn nar
IS tit Elm Issr ~wOplfsiler unb ~ereeaenter grenn artttsl fir
ben, 8DGDfea, &sf unb fir anDsren 5amtlten. @ebraud wdps
rtnS Sr Commemorate. @an prrbtrs eS.
MO5 80 sSpfepR Srown @etretdr.
GqabarbOr StaOts mi0 HanoaeIenid)aft. r
5err &ur& Sta~bttommthdr Spa @sebarbpr Gitp it bier,
unb wiro am naafea DOnntrfae Ntenb in rN1eaern San"
(&OncUrpta 2OtaD aber bic @erbaInihe Der aeu au b~tltenSea
psuts 1T gcrid nminns In 5errn 8atlers eufal nm Dab.
lung Su. letfea AnS @tn(9retbnnsea su MAIDEN. Serr Stast>
%e'mmtadr sard' ~tro AUD se8enWdrtis fsin, DIR
u, 2urd, S~tartccmmiiidr BON @sebarbpr Gitb
gsbnt TN l1srrar SfaOns 9O.eI unb lift MOrsens SOn 8 bis 10
Apr. 81 fpreben.i IL ~ ---zs--- /. Suui15.SI1
5.z @iS.53s @t8., @iF.
l1uter,ctdneter ma6t fetnen g. eunben unb benz 0ublifum
COMMUNICATION has beae @is, bas in bteien, Staate ienGis
autbewatrt murse4 ~ itefern. g 1T rsn gutter Dite uno Won
Seuuts. nabe ben 5arnsn Der 6erren :Stfe Sitasluf II. Capt.
tan SHUTTER. tie betreffSs Der QuaittGt Musfunft aeben t6n.
aen.- Mnftr1ae, BITE tn Sirclps RebsI- 2abtu, Gktapliee, anfae.
3eben metpen, werben panttltU befcrgt.
,b4lAblL aisga1 0iN flg SO m. 5.OIer.
1y-@ts Depot: ESefr 5aQs-N Uenleg oNr Wtat22,6Mt
Bel SIS. 81. ScDnibf, SEQ. SIS g. @apfr.
Hb asas1& traf iUebtn mterer en; at
$ umbp1bi's R0sm %. 4 8dnbea Mf a1,lIas SO. 90
II I s Su 6umtpIbtS Tpsntps In 8 Qtsferun9em 600
Y%ierer's, 6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. NnF.
| 20 Bbe nit Villas, cle8. eebuneen $500
clea, esb. r7n~f 800 4~r $500
~ teaGnb'S Concentrations Qerifpn. Is 8Se. aebunb. 400
/ SGBcIer,S gnb Der Watur. 10. Muaaae ae6unoeni los
4 "a fba btts Gdule Ser 6 b1mie. 9 3uf. aebunb. 2'5
GIImeII enoIiShs beut(bes Qpbrterbudb aebnnben 100
ONfIIiamS enoltIh, -bsuf[bes 8 dlbenr6rferbud aeb. loo
5reast Sue pes seOsn sts,rt 2 sS Sr ssttsSis fs
,au 0plfs., Splbaten. unb Grtnfl eber. 9eSunben q
Das led IL uns f@tsbtatstf SSS MnSdts. f.ss
| Oer orpRs un febltare Gr aumbeuter %
| 0abPfa 9etarteu Der Drills se~enUrmanb.a ~ 25
Wat11-S
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Neue MnSeiQen.

Go Or. Yabmeier 1T eriudt in Der Sfics
oes Wefer pOr5ulpre9en.
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Sutifur, Is. Sumi. ~ llbr Wsittass,
Der Danlpfer europa nit liverpool Nad'
rldten BIG gum 5. b. lit lisnalilirt.
9(nfmnft bes Ddmpfers
49,
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BON 2iperpcCl an, nit NaAri9ten Bis gum 5. b;
Sic be8eanete an CD. Get Yerlia. @ttp Of
SaltiS'ore uno In9lo Saron fanlen am 3. b.
prauBen an. ,sal2eLS ej93gyo3&
@n8laub. Da8 6aus Der @emeinsn pal.
ltfte Die att. Eele9rapbeubia. iEoD. Ssraeli ere
tldrte, baB III ben llnterbaublunsen nit China
TEN Srnd, erfCl9t lei. n3ti5e'rlIf G,s.iIa3 %
SisSeralc ertlarte, eS lei Benz @eidmaoer i'm
@Olfs pou Werico Der 8efebl 3lusesalansseui,s nit
9rOBter Nor1idt unc Wiilpe sesen S6iffe, mel
de oIe anlerif -6laSse fibrsu, 3u peeriabren.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-16

f. Yetteres BON @nglanb. ID
Die 2eleSrapbens6lotte mar BON lire. ipobl
SelunSenen probeiabrt 3uriidsetebrt. Nu1 9. g.
lcute Die 0lUtte absebea. fd16y1
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Pen SStr,s 81. ausenbltdli4 eine s E.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
The October Elections,

The Sc glad tidings of great joy from the
elections in the Middle and Western States will
send thrill through the heart Of every Repnb-
lican, and awaken new determination to labor
for harmony and united action for the great
victory of 1860.
From Pennsylvania we have the cheering in
telligeucc taat instead Of the 5000 majority
which Buchanan had over Fremont in 1856, and
the IL, Isl majority which the Democratic can
didatc for Governor had in 1857, the Republl-
cans have carried the State by about 10 900 ma
.jority "a net Republican gain of over 100 900
on the Presidential VOTE and over so, 900 on tie
Governor vote of 1857. Instead of the fifteen
Democratic members of Congress to ten Repub-
licans, it now stands three Democrats and
twenty-five Republicans, while one of those
Democrats is the noble Montgomery, who 50
ably defended the Freedom of Kansas in the last
Congress-a net gain of twelve. And instead
of sixty-cight Democrats to thirty Republicans
in the State Legislature, it is now seventy-two
Republicans to twcnty-eight Democrats-a Re-
publican gain of forty-two. Verify, Mr.. Blu
chanan, thou hast met thy just retributlon,
and the long lost Quaker vote has been heard
from.
From Indiana we have the same gratifying
intelligence. The Banner Democratic State has
fallen into line with Free Soil, Free Speech and
Free men. Instead of the $4,000 majority fol
Buchanan in 1856, and 1872 Democratic ma,
iority for Governor. it now stands about 5 ,0OC
Republican majority for Governor--a net Re
publican gain from 1856 of over 80, 600 In.
stead Of six Democrats to five Republican rep.
resentatives to Congress, it now stands ten Re-
publicans to one Democrat. In the House the
result is in about the same proportonato gain
for the Republicans.
From Ohio we have less details, but enough
is given to show that the Republican State Tick
ct is elected by an increased majority, and that
the Republicans have gained largely in both
Houses, together with gain for Representatives
to Congress.
Iowa continues the same strain to the tune of
a Republican gain of 5000 votes.
From Minnesota We get the same encourage
ing intelligence.
Kansas had internal disscntions to contend
with, but shows clear Republican majority
in her election for members Of the Territorial
Legislature
Connecticut Town Elections show Repubi-
can gain Of ten towns.
Taking the Republican gains of the above in
with the probable result in New
York and Illinois, and the Republicans will
have control of the next House of Representa-
tives.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
Our Foreign Population,

we last week gave on article frorl the Wor-
cester Pol'adiwn touching upon ono great evil
IN the condition of the foreign emigration to
America. We have in this State thousands of
families who date their birth back to the Old
Country Many of these families arc intelligent,
industrious, and worthy. Their children at
tend our schools, marry our daughters, buy our
larms and become in few years part and par
Gel OF the citizens Of our nation But on the
other hand, there are very many whose lives
are but II disgrace to themselves, and far more
to a class OF people, for whom we have no char
Ilty-rum-venders. One cause of the wide diff
ference in these two classes of the same people
is, that position do not tarry around the vii
lagos or cities, but hasten into the country,
where they are comparatively free from the IN
lluence of rum. Their children arc out of the
reach OF these baneful influences, and they, in
stead Of getting educated in the street or the
grocery, get the wholesome education OF coun-
try life. But can we do nothing to better the
condition OF the class who remain in the large
places? We can hardly hope to stop them
from drinking so long as they can get rum anG
We cannotmmediately get at all the rum-shops
and the thousand excuses for buying of tn,
town agents But in one way we can do some
thing, There is . want of sufficient help in th,
country, among our farmers and business mel
to carry on their outdoor labor, and let then
encourage the employment of these same per
sons who would otherwise spend miserable
life in the villages Let those of their nation
who can, employ them on their farms, and il
all possible manner aid them to become owner
of real estate and citizens Of the town. Their
is no Disgusting one fact that is, taken as
whole, the Irish population are healthier, ant
their children more robust than their Yankc
neighborS. In this fact, and the steady emi
grafton to our country, we must look for the
continuance Of that fine proportion health ant
intelligence of the people of our land and havin!
this fact brought to our notice recently, con
strains us to touch upon the subject in hopes o
awakning an interest in the matter.