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&B II 10 quite . common observation, that con
sumption the chief curse Of this climate preyng upon
old and young, and scattering widely is shafts Of de.
struction But all who have travelled through the
South and West indeed through any portion the
interior Of the country, must have noticed that there
10 disease far more prevalent among Americans than
consumption. Day after day they alternately
shaking with nervous G,, Or rendered derious
With fever. Most Of them nnd early grave. No one
VII has ever seen or experienced this disease fail
to perceive that We audc to what is called Fever and
Agae. The discoverer of remedy for this evil must
and should be considered public benefsctor and DR..
J. HOSTETTEks CELEBRATED BlTTERs j. the rem.
sdy, We know from personal trial.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally.
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Yankee Sara-i.nade.

bf SAMUEL sLOCUM, OF GOsLlN RUN.
I'm sitting On the stile Mary,
Sitting on the stile,
But the bulldog in the front yard
Keeps barking all the while;
Why don't you tell your pa, Mary,
Or John, if he's about,
To ask younglSammy Slocum in,
And make the dog get seutl
Now I'm sitting on the fence Mary,
Before the kitchen door,
But the pesky, ugly bulldog
Banks louder than before;
And thought ! saw a shadow, Mary.
A shadow slim and tall,
All arms and legs, like Reuben Browo
Against the whitewashed wall.
If that is Reubens shadow, Mary,
If that was Reuben's shade,
Twill bring the 'spepsy back on me.
I'm very much afraid;
Oh, why this cruel treatment,
Why keep me in suspense
Why dent you make the dog Git cent.
And let me off this fence2
Eve got a keow and calf, Mary,
The calf is three weeks old,
A score OF pretty sheep, too,
As ever fed in fold;
And daddy told me yesterday,
When dapple had a colt,
He'd let me have it, certain, sure .
Amt that Reuben Brown a dolt7
And maIumys knitting stockings now,
10 buy Gotten web;
One the sheets are to be mine,
And half, to sister Deb;
And mamma says, which ever one
First brings partner hum,
Shall have the pumpkin blossom quilt.
Say, Mary, wont you Gomez
Gee whillikinsl you'd ought to see
The rooster and the hen
That uncle Peter Shackleford
Sent me by cousin Ben;
guess he wakes the folks around,
When he gins out to crow
If he was here to blow his horn.
He'd bring you out, know.
But, Mary, if you wont have me.
And will have Mr.. Brown.
guess as how there's other gals
That's wide awake in town.
But one thing you ought to know,
Before turn my back
That is, that Prudence Pattingale
Gave your Reub Brown the sack.
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Pre1. o. OK 6e1;a Csi1l 49,
Ts s4sss : ~ = Z q = ~ y ~ 49,
q a. cscnsr ~ psssssassA . Dasas
so Is soIo.ps sA.s. 40 49,, nslI, 80.
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thicksnsd sna becoos bssu5a1sl &C., els1sS 1i% -
.s:: -. ss =. -. - oa:s, :. ~
hon Hcn JUDGE sHrEsz, r.-sss.s.r u uu..ss -.
Weeds Ressssssvs. nhss rsss:sd - srSisa; sssss.
and have no doubt psr.aesnuy =.
=. s.ss =: ser ~ J. II.
INV. }: < saAae. sseslA..1. nass.. .a,., !. A.s
Witch v.s tray, !. q sriIinsi sose.:
,.o.sslrds sSs;, q rssSsr sliss. -. > I. =
Dlicasion q ne Ds.soratyss - dssassd. Aas 70
DR. o. WALLIS. 1sssse, says. assr ss,as ersss
many other preparations, " y ~ eAes, lssi ono
bottle o. your hAr Restorative, which has cared
10 fc
says nsvins Ices ny lsir p e sess e -
e via ss Hsyae 49,
many prep.rascnsto restore Tie color wAsat Sbss,I
SsS ~ e y sain s = - ~ desSss
II. I. WILIIAMs, n. y, Pssksnsytlls AIa.. avn.
nav asso youf .s:ssr:avs .ad - = ~ ssesn
Msndsa . -. ihsvs 3sdh ~ 1saaas - -
W. n. WOODWARD. n D., gsaalsors, H.. ,.y..
.en IN rs Ss,, e n . ne bot prepare.
EDWARD wALoOTI, says. sArss nsssAs - ~
aai color smooth and sio:y. ii y Is .: q wss2s
10. Sl y. ,., MIs -: .: ct, :.s:
J. D. HOES. says, Nv s,,asasis.s fastened NJ
halr nrmly, 4 began % grow out asA turn basek, 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Approved By the n 7. Academy Of Medicine, in their
sitting Of June ga 1857, contains IS per cent pure
Cod Liver Oil.
The marked repugnance which many nvalds feel for
every kind OF oil, and especially for Cod Liver Oil
vents many patients from using it, in where
the physician prescrbes It the only remedy for the
disease the invalid, after many efforts, succee eds
In taking 1t, the disgust and rspugnance neurase
certain extent, the good eject Of the remedy. often
diarrhosa vomtings njure the state Of the patient
and the msdy is injury instead Of benefit. These
unpleasant effects entirely obviaed by the Of
my Cod Liver Oil Jelly. The invalid can take IL with.
out percevi M the least taste Of the OIL also par.
ticularly and respectfully call the attention of phys.
clans 70 the nsodgs operdnd Of this Jelly the stom.
ach Instead Of this feeling Of nausea, or less
painful; which atient escapes this Jelly, taken al
most without aste, gradually dissolved In the
ach. The Oil, BY its combination, forms . beneficial
emulsion, and cling FRIED in this in in
hnesmal mole cular DIVISION every particle acts and
no loss Of the remedy can happen.
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And - - sd enly shilA given ~ y die
WITM O0N1UMPTIOHsy
Read the following statement Of highly respects
BILE DrHggist.
Nh. WI. WORLEY, Of Hancock County, 0hio, i'm
pared the following information % Isfaei Green, su
Asentin Rindlay.
lr. woaLsY had lest three ont 81 family Of fou1
children ~ that dread destroyer. Censunption Hi
fourth and last child taken dovn. and continued 70
grow worse and worse, until the fAnily dssparsd Of
his nfei s.stsf o. Mr. Morley adviscd him 70 try
HALL BAisAn rms Lgses; he purchased one bottle
" the Basam 81 me- and administered II In strict &C.
sorancs with tAs directons csntnning ts uss through
one entire night. Next morning The child commenced
vomiting, copously, and threw up more than psns 81
ssssdsssr;'' ~ rSsr Instantaneous. ZAs cAad
eesmsmcsd tuprOetag. ard 10 three weeks after
using the Balsam.) gsSts cell Mr.. Woriey thinks
that his child will soon enjoy robust health.
ISRAEL GREEN.
Blndiay, Ohio, Feb. II, 1858.
BOLLES, SMITH / CO., Propriesors, Chicago.
For sale BY Agents and Druggists every where.
snav4.1m @
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'Ax.PATRR.

AuRpsR AND LYNCH LAVA man named
Adams got int rev in drinking establish
msnt, opposite Hannibal, No., on Thursday last,
and Was elected from the house. He stood BY
shs dsor, until young man, who had taken NO
part in the difficulty, came out. A be stepped
from The dosr, Adams drew knife aud stab
bed him 70 the heart, killing him Instantly
Adams lied, bus was pursued aud caught A
crowd collected, and hung him o. tree, By
she river. Our informant. who, being in Han.
nbAl, was An eye wtnsss Of the scene, says that
when he left, the body Of Adams was hanging
from the tree, and party Of those who hung
him lad placed mark upon the same tree, aad
we're amusing themselves in shooting at il,
while one Of she number was digging grave
scar BY. for the reception Of the body He did
net learn the name Of the young man who was
stabbed, but understood that hs was an inof-
fsnsivs and popular gentleman.
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About six o'clock yesterday morning a pan
named Thomas Phillips committed suicide near
the Little Miami Railroad depot, by throwing
himsels in front Of the locomotive, as the morn.
ing train was passing East. Scarce whole
bone was left in his body, and his face and head
were SO mutilated ~ to bo beyond ,scogni,ion
His death must have been almost instantaneous.
|-TCin Gay
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BIrfEH Bv MAD Doo.-Paul Chandler Of
Wiesa, Wiseensin, formerly Of 0alsna, vas bic.
ten ~ rabid dog some weeks sises, and died
last Tuesday moon. He lived twenty -four hours
attes shs spasms commenced.
n. Chandler. says IN Informant q Dafliag-
sen, On the lsse, vas passing over the street. %
he.el, and meeting The dog, snapped bic 6nsss
% him, vhen the animal turned and posed
round he tesssa, nesting NJ. q. asain, and
spraag 81 and seized bin 81 ~ shssk. In :
neesss she ces vas caught b ~ ears. and
held uoel ne isad'ofd cane eut end seok on
bic hssd with ~ are. Mr. Chandler leavea tvo
children, haviag lest bic wife sons monshs
sinss. The d Bat aseshsR instances o. he heauev
Of allowing eurs - ram as large.
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A spiritual doctor named L. Z. Pike has pre-
dussd great sxsitemsnt at Traaklin, N. II. He
vas developing two sisters named Kimball a.
mediums and had got them 90 far along that
they sould make the raps. whom unfortunately
for the cause Of science, he was caught In bed
with one Of them, and was obliged 70 leave
thers. He vas subsequently, arrested at Ls-
bason and j. held for trial On . charge Of sdul.
tsyy.
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rINEACM HsD9S that wish certificates ~ cu.ua, =
tion - teach 10 the Common Schools Of Dss Mones
County must present themselves for examtp Atom 4
the North Hin Public School House. il this city the
Arst Saturday n eaeh month. At 10 o'clock a. Il.
Teachers favorable 20 the formation OF Teacherss
insntute w NEST at the above place the "a Saturday
Of Decemhef, Asle o'clock A. n.
noslebpst ssss6ss n. j. GRAPE
County aupernl a ndamt.
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u Mr.. Brown, living ON The Louisa County
Plank Road, four miles north Of this City, slip
ed and fell Saturday morning, ipjuring himself
seriously
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Rev. J. H. Westfall, pastor Of the Uniyer-
ssliet church, Lafayette, Ind, has bsea
fined three dollars and costs for shooting
" COW Of his nsighbor with duck shot and
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oh orimg Fluids for the Hair are
Dangerous.

ODA UEAmB AWE WAC 1A1Ak 0Te
Dangerous.
Woods Hair Tonic restores the color, notify the MI
rats Of silver process, but by . restoration OF the
heathy function upon which the original and natural
ealor OF the hair and its moisture its gloss its e and
conseqenuy it, original beauty depended. Professor
Wood 1t the age Of thirtyseven years gray
Of eighty, and his hair dry thin and dead
Nov he has not single gray lock upon lis crown,
10 his hair thin dry but soft, pabls and moist that
Of child Of Ave years. This preparation acts upon
the roots, for after application, that portion of the
hair nearest the scalp is found restored to its original
color, whatever it while the ends Of the hair are
gray. Try WOODS HAIR TONIC, and do not apply
any other A after you have this. With this resolution
you will never have occasion to . hair dye.
CAUTios.-Bsware Of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market, called By different Names
Use unless the words professor oods air Be.
stora.ys, Depot st. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists,
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The Rest Sewing Machine now Ii
Market In Weeds PATENT

The Rest Sewing Machine now In
Market In Weeds Patent,
Which - SO simple, that mere child operate II,
and experer In the use OF Sewing Machines demon
srates that this Machine 10 less liable to get Of
order than ny other Sewing Machine before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. williams, OF Woodbury., Conn,
says: "After examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours il the
best, and an alnos constant Of 1t for time
has more than real ised my expectations, for know
there Is other machine that will, with 50 little
trouble, perform much and many different kinds
OF work."
planter says: Il used to employ three four
hands in making clot for the rest, but pur.
chased your Weeds atent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my
wife for making early ali tho clothes Of the FAM
lily. feel confident the machine pays for itself every
three mont'ls.
WHITNEY . LYON, Proprietors,
S4o Breadway, New York.
". T. BANNER, Agent In Burlington.
ORvILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st,
Chicag o. nov9bp1m
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ILLNESS OF M.1oa HAkals.-The Springfield

ILLNESS OF MAJoR HARRls.-Ths Springfield
correspondent of the New York Times, under
date of the 18th inst, says:
l have just returned from the bedside of the
Hon. Thomas L. Harris; probably the next let
ter you viii receive must announce his death.
You remember that during the last session OF
Congress be was scarcely able to perform the
duties Of his position on account Of i'll health.
He returned home and partially recovered, but
was again Frustrated by the accidental use of
poisonous drug. Apparently be recovered from
that also, but previous to the late election his
health again failed. and he was unable to take
ANY active part in the canvass. beyond writing
. letter to the friends who had again put him
in nomination. He insisted on being carried
to the polls to vote, but has mot since that time
been able to leave his bed. II 10 almost impos-
sibls that bio should ever leave it, y
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The ladies Of St. Paul have adopted q custom
Of their own, and appear in the streets wearing
good solid boots. Some Of the FIRST ladies Of
the town have gwen sanction to the fashion,
and the ST. Paul papers are pleased to endorse
the shoot, AZ much needed article for ladies'
wear, in consequence Of the terrible condition
Of the streets, indeed 70 justify ladies' in hiding
their tiny feet in an uncouth pair Of brogans.
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ANOTHER NuRpsR-A MAI EHoors HIS BRorH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL o'clock, last night, a
man named John Miller, living on Franklin
street, between the Milwaukee Railway and St.
Aubin street, shot his brother in-law, Peter
Shaner, killing him almost instantly. The dec
was perpssrated in the house occupied BY Mil
ler There had been, we understand, Difficult.
'tv previously existing between the parties,
which was renewed on this occasion, resulting
il bloodshed and death. Owing to the late
hour at which We received intelligence Of the
crime We were unable to obtain full particulars,
but Ne learn that the murderer stood at the
head Of fight Of stairs, and his victim at the
bottom, when the fatal shot was fred. The i'm
Plsmsnt Of death was . double barreled shot
gun, but one barrel Of which was discharged.
The wound inflicted was in the breast. Infor
nation of,sae deed was communicated 70 officer
Sullivan, who Immediately proceeded to the
scene, and, having surrounded the house, sue
cssded in arrestings the murderer, and conveyed
him to Jail We shall give full particulars Of
the bloody affai. in our next issue.
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Save Your Money!
1900 IIV0 xVUK X0UUEV. -
DY CAfLIN3 At HARRIS AUCTION HOUSE,
ID on Malu air.st, whore large stock or

ID on Maiu atr.at, vhare . large stock or
n y w COO DS
ha just bees, received, embracing almost every tiirg
In no say Of Dry Goods and Notions, aud where 10
per &c nj may be waved 70 the buyer.
AUCTION SALES-EveTy evening In the week, Gun.
davs rxcspied1 ana !. aH business hours private
sale, duplicating usual ue.sicn prices.
THE 4. y y =
viii nnd great VARIETY a. ns.. trimmings and But
tons. RisbSns Lscss. sdsnr. - half ths regu-
lN price, ~ calling * the old Auct,, - hease, one
dor owe the Wightnan House.
no.0-1wdun. a. m Kris
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I'VE HAVE ON HAND AND 10 ARRIVE, A
w very large stock Of Staple and Fancy 0roesriss
TO which We invite the attention q cash buyerA
septic In ROGERS co.
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ke8 Dur city presented very cheerful as
peel, yesterday. The streets we're full, and the
general bustls indicated brskness in trade,
that was demonstrated in the counting rooms.
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Miss Susan N. Ray, Of Marion county, Ken
lucky, has commenced suit for breach Of
promise. with a damage ofS20, 900, asaint Ben.
jAmin II. Csvington, OF w srren county.
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- hon. William K. Sebastian has been re-
hs " The United ssates Senate from Ar
= ~ . full tsrm Of six ysass frem the 4sh
SsA asxt NJ. 9. 10 net greet nan Il
ase, bus hs suiss Arkansas, and thas suf-
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Err Aalr nr Rnna

For Sale or Rent.
JSHREE OR FOUR IMPROVED FARMS In De,
i Moines county, within few miles of Burlington
the fartherest Sk miles, the s. Augusta road, IL
one OF the best situations for large vineyard that
know Of ana can be had low for cash. For insorra-
ton respecting this one, enquire OF b. Myer Fur and
Dry Hide dealer, Burlington.
Also, unimproved wild lands Of best quality. In
this and adjoining counties, low for cash.
septs HENRY AVERY
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Vote of ss Egypt.w

The following is the official vote Of the IXth
Congressional District OF lllineis at the recent
Election -
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The politicians have thrown me over
board, said disappointed politician, eout !
have strength enough left 70 swim to the
ether aide. =
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NOV. 11th, 1858. By Rev. Edmund II. Waring, at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Hustled, Mr. DANIEL r
HOPKINS to Miss NANCY Hustled, all Of Yellow
Springs township.
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You don't seem 70 know how b take me,
eaid vulgar fellow to gentleman no had
insalted.
Yes do, said the gentleman, taking him
By the neso.
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Notice.
A LII PERSONS forbid cutting removing any
IA Timber, Rails Buildings from Section sixteen,
Huron Township, or trespassing airy School Lands
in Des Mones County. w. III. MAURO,
octlS-dkwtf School Fund Commissioner.
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FRUIT TREES, NURSERY STOCK
60, &c.
Sll(l (lnl Apple Seedlings, year; So 50 per 900.
OUV9UUVl 100000 do do Q years, SO 90 ~
1cooyo Grated Apple Trees year old, " feet,
e25 % per 1850.
SooOOO TRAITS for Spring planting % 42 per 1000
10000 year old Apple Trees, = 10 Gift, 500 :"
Several thousand to years old $40 per loo;
500 per lg80
Also, lev hundred very large trees without name
some o. which have borne fruit; rs 80 eac b.
5000 Currants, year, fine; $50 per 1000.
ooe,0V Willow Cuttings Of most approved kinds for
Hedge and Basket making; 81 ~ ~ 90 per 100.
Terms Cash. isepfSl HENRY AVERY
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TAXES! TAYES !! TaxE1!l.

Two 1Oke Of OXems medium size, good
Il quality, only they the most breachy animals to
be found, can be bought low or
septS-dSw4ms HENRY AVERY.
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Why vas the Asss day Of Adaas life, ~
leaGe9e svss ksowni Beean1e itha1 - Evol
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NEW EBOOKS-Just received and for sale by
an J. L. BROWN.
Life OF Hugh Miller.
X. N. Pepper Papers.
Woman's Thoughts about Women.
The Age; satire by p. J. Bailey.
Timothy Titcomb's Letters.
Public and Private Hist. y of Louis Napoleon.
In and Around STEAMBOAT.
Agnes; by the author Of Ida May.
Gibbons Rome; 8 vols
Barnes Notes the New Testament.
Vol Allson's History OF Europe.
Vol. Baneroft's History Of U. States.
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
M Sic 30 d X S.
A The Jubilee.
The Halleiujah.
The Sharon.
The Christian Minstrel.
The Carmina Sacra.
The New Carmina Sacra.
The Dulcimer.
The Anthem Dulcimer.
The Ceestna.
The Alpine Glee Singer.
The Juvenile Minstrel.
The Young Sharon.
Burrough'0 Piano Primer.
For sale At BROWNS Book Store
novl5 Sd st., Barret House Block.
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Cheap Booksl Cheap Books

DEING about changing my location aud DESTROYS Of
- reducing my stock, TO make room for fresh sup
plies coming from the East will sell at very low
pric for the next ten days. have hand large
stock ef Miscellaneous and School Books, Blank Books
and stationary Theological Works, Juvenile Books,
Architectural and Scientific Works, Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles, Testamsnts, Prayer and LYNN Books,
Copying Presses, Books and Brushes, Nall Paper and
Window Shades.
II you want bargains III at
novtSth Eis WIS Book Store,
81 q Barr=t House Block.
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HOGS WANTED
FOR PACKING,
BY
VIM. C. NICHOLS,
Successor to Thomas Hedge.
,ct S-brff

Sn HHDS Sugar; go bbis Refined Sugar;
w 50 bbs AID IS u bbls Moasses;
100 Sacks Rio Coffee; SO Sacks Cape Coffee;
~ q Java
500 Bushels Plastering Hair;
$50 Kegs Nails; 800 Boxes Glass,
100 Boxes Eabbitt's Saleratus and Soda;
100 Bills Pittsburgh Stock Ale;
50Gross Andersoi4's Amulet Tc bacco;
80 :" !" Solece
100 Boxes superior Chewing
For sale at low prices by
sept29 IN ROGERS 4 co.
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Total 1874 l5O26
Dem. maj. 1862

We are indebted 10 Tho Cincinnati Times for
this most Instructive table. The inhabitants
Of Egypt are in no considerable proportion Of
foreign birth, like the adults who cannot read
in Republican districts; they are "Pocr Whites"
from the Slave States with their descendants
such ~ would own negroes If they could, but,
being unable, choose to live where Productive
Industry 10 not mainly the work Of Slaves. The
returns Of adults unable to read and write are
copied from the United States Census Of 1850.
Il 10 instructive and cheering 70 note that,
wherever those who cannot read and write are
very few, there the Republican vote 10 almost
uniformly large. Railroads, Telsgraphs, Schools
and Newspapers will quietly but surely trans
form and renovate Egypt" in the course Of q
few years.