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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

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SALE OF Stables,
MUST Blk SOLD FORTHWITH
RUSSIAN os sFp H RRS g5E HA h1om.
oo1 Broadway
HOLIDAY PRICES FOR CLoTHINa AT NH
IL pRUMGoI.D 4 PRocH's, no Fulton street
:s isr heavy heavy Fur beaver
s. for plain cloth overcoats.
- for pilot cloth overcoats fne article
IS u $40 for business coats large variety.
IS SOTO for black and fancy cashmere pants.
Together with handsome assortment of goods in piesss
order. Talented cutters employed and d warranted
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. ,,,.u -
SHAW IND o sE soSM UsI oPs ,
increasing trade have been compelled TO add 70 tAer
'''0A p''".Htis NEW SHAWL AND SILK ROOM
An nsss ss p s9f sSi n IN New So1t
s:::: van TSSaz sFSSE s.
whether they w.n to u. Ss a9 auction
s.s for evening g e dresses from = Cd %
B Brtsss ; ssasrs shssws from s up SsI2
& aS
aernoss para%attss So%baaOss' alpaoss bsnfe aa..s
cscoes bsdck shirting and sheens mqslns &c &ca
a6s Grand street. corner Forsyth New Yea.
MRS LEvINs HAS JUST RECEIVED BEAUTIFu.
N Of dress caps headdresses gold sruamoa
pearl ccarss and wreahs II velvet and sd a.s
e Sosy Is Bss5 Ter
REGULAR TRUE CURTAIN MATERIALS
SOLOMON 4 HART.
No. $50 broadway.
Offer TO sell their entire stock sf
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Consisting parsoglsrly q
SINGLE AND TRIPLE T MipTH BkocATMS AND
With trimmings TO match,
At the lowest prices
In Offering these goods they assure the public that heS s
THIS SEASONS IMPORTATION.
Having
Or MISERABLE REFUSE GOODS of brooatels % hsa&
by other houses prices Al
other curtain materials it'll embroidered lace and muslin
IL being practical upholsterers persons rely
their work the best and after the lA
French styles as we employ none but the best wsrknea
REcEIvED THIS DAY, A At
3OI broadway corner Of Duane street.
SUPERIOR CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS,
For sale at from IS - V " g.
Also overcoats. frock coats pants and vests,
CKRTs.-THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
- called 70 the elegant stock OF skeleton skirts Of our
manufacture selling retail At Wholesale prices Ma
skirts low AZ 23c., ladies At Csc. FROST 4 CO..
Skirt manufacturers, 40 broadway over e. r fers
CKIRTs-EIEvEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS,
- Unstable hustle best patterns and well made, ST.
teen springs III So and sixteen springs g. Children
springs cents Dealers supplied With eight springs Fer =
l. HARDING skirt factor, Spring street Hsdsss,
No connection with the next store
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

L'URs. rURs, FuRs
IT Hustler sIrDR.
No - Maiden lane New YORK
Oer their rich and elegant Of ,dea ara
sisting Of
Hudsoa Bay sable.
Roys erraine, mink, stone m,rten.
Pitch uasrten, &c 10
Made Mp the latest style, which they oacr the
price
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR N0MiNA
~ ton.-FirK Adermanio district-For Alderman,
JOHN Il. kNRIGHT.
SAMUEL b. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
R RiSnI f Css.T1 }secres.rie.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,, REGULARS AND PEG.
IL pies nomination for Alderman OF the Seventeenth dis
trct Twelfth ward SAMUEL w. GALPLN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
FALL FASHIONS

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
"A Target wreaths,
Ball and bridal wreaihG
Head dresses and bousssts.
full and general assortment OF every description OF Frcn
and American goods
Jebbers and mliners invited 10 call and examine
PRICES Artificial Flower Manufaotsry.
% Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

10TH wARD.-REPu B1.rcAN NOMINATION FOR
10 School Commissioner james Fsirman. w. Dea8ei
Smith having declined the nomination, James Farnan
unsnimoy nominated by tho Convention for the ONCE II
school Commissioner.
THEODORE q. GLAUBENsKLEE. Chairman
W.. s. MAInEws. SeeTetAry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

DE PERCRvAL's, s57 BRoADwAy-AII4 KINDS
N sfFrenoh embroidery order initials for hsndkerchief
able linen and bed clothes scoluping sk embroidery Ac
transferring; ares done Ike ladies' and ehdrens
oergzrments always hand and made 70 order.
IT DE PERCrvAIss, ssf MISUNDERSTANDING EN-.
~ boderies Of every description q, Wholesale and retail
the perfect
embroidered Jokes Of different kinds styles Of
isdes' night dresses, yeked-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04

LADIES' AND GFrTIEMENs
FANCY FURS.
RICH and BEAUTIFUL. ELEGANT and C0srORrABf I
such the stock 81 furs, IN every style and shape v
addition Of the splendid NEW Eu0EsfE MANTEAUx, j
received.
Goods unsurpassed BY any houses In this city orr
" LANDRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc.

CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. -UNREDEEMEG
n pledges such gold hunting and face chronome
tsrs duper pAieut levers gold chains diamond
&C. silver watches and other jewry At extremey Low
prices ior cash Apply immediately 70 L. JACOBS Go.
81 Broadway, opposite Ihe Broadway theatre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-27

eS, Mapppr, @atoa.
Mdbden 9pG+s 5rn. glun,ner, 9itt, 46bptt, @r,
thur, Ssrael, 2eefe, @d,pn. s.
8lpattns'S Guten. 9rn. ItbOt, 9lAnmer, gift, @rtffn,I
RnpRI 8. - >
@ramnar.sduIe Srn. Ssrael, @rtRur, Gyan, 8apwles,
Griffith.
9rtmars. SauIsn. 9ra. slit, ~QDpUbwarb, QDalfer, Gears
9plpf.
NsriHa II. 8tadsn. 9rn. geatts, 8npptss, Ssrael. -
SRGer. brn. 9eefe, QDalfsr. @roplep, Set6, DRUMMER.
examination. 5ra. &rOUlsp, Drummer, Q~0Otpparb, Sec.
ts @ssie.
I9uft. 9rn. MabbDr, NrtIur, Q%9Opbnort, Ssratl, Brown.
S@eiuabb. 1t. 5rn. sRnop!ea, ysatea, y prn, Setb, Sptcf.
&ccpunts. 9rn. Nttbur, 9lummer, @ttt, QDppbwetb,
Matntr. -
GcnfsrenSen nit tem Stabtrat,. 5rn, Spieer, @6tptt, geo
ties, QBaltes, GrpDlep.
getdubsn. 5rn. @raffns Ibbptt, &ttbur, Spicers Pitt.
WD e.. Srn. 9pGpd, Srppn, Mbbatt.
0rudidten. 6rn. Q%4ppbpnro, 2pan, @re ptet.
5albpptentltde 8ert6te. 9rn. SetB, 9p4Df, Dlabbpy.
(%Setr1ga4n nGL1m1
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UStIsSWUHWFH
beriibntteS
SCbtpeOifcbes SitterS
aus HbthQzNtnbe.

BELT -qessrbsfdperbsn, @elblutt, DtspesTr. 6rsnif4s aAa
nerp0fe sspd6s, @lanssl an gsreannnP, SISRunssn, afpms
unb 9unssnIetbsn, tpelde SCn estsr. sber Wlassafr~a ntsetsr
%berribren, unb ale 8raufbettsn, pslde Surd efnen fGEaUer
S s2sp ssFsI !. s. ps gsSsss g sssfsst"; g sa %ssef'n s Rat aas s'
rad benz 8Opfe. sOlSene @ber, taIte 5ase, S&nsraen In bp
Sas i6ws6tidt 8iftsrs wirb isbs gsrRppfuns bss Masent
b~sfettisen, tnbsut rs b%enielbsn FART, i1n tn Gbdhsteit srbalt
unb 0ebe f6Grft bic Stnne, bentEimt bs 3tttern ees
Giie6er, bs Spbbrennen unb bic S6mersen hes SdnugfeuS
S pew, tssts Is be- StfS Sarmsr, T 6siIt aae aStnb. aaS Mas saatSits
In cintsen Ausenbliden, nta9t lutte, erletttert ottgealteria3'
tioen. retnioc has But, befGraert BITE circulation %beneIben,
larirt u~nmertlid unb rbne S6merien, wepn man et tSPpeItt
portion oappR ntrhrat.
SieSer, Rubr unb Gplerd. @Is lOlhes bat es I'd bep6brt uns
Sewteien BET BEN fran3Dffasn ub enslifGea Irupgen in Is.
Rrtnt neil burd ben 9ebrauh tehelben4her auf Befsbl BET
stabsdrste IN bsiben 3ruppsattstIsn ~etnssfubrt nuESs, ben
5terblt6en Der Splbaten, biea btefen bDsartiseu Srantsettsr
S y S5wsnilSe Sntst4 ii unfrsitia stnes Der beRenarskt.
mtttel, bas mod ie sBr bds @ubltturt fam, une tra9t to- eat
Seuustfein tn mir, bass elm StSsr pel3er r's'n alssssst9n'
ties 8tttcrs einmaI sebrauat bat. ft cine ge'at unb Uet6nL.
gen earaus MAIDEN nirb, baaate 3urs gecple fetner IeteenetH
Nebenmsni4ea Meter 3D. ernPfs5ien Gnp sstan Z ~ ms mSSs rish u
benz Is aae bic 6etIfrGfte beibt, Die tPnl ppen Sn9e'@F's'sS
! Rnb. 5terfIr tann Id 6unberte BON Sepet'en ltefeFh:
UNI 8etrisertteu pber Ia6utuuneen sprsnttnesnF astt3
tn iee 5laide meinen Ndnen etntlalen taleni UNI taeftt
les papier in bas Ste 8laf4e e%ins;ptdelt II da, ,Its'ns stssaeSrs
bige Ramensun.erl9rtft, Obns ipel9s Ss g" x : m : ~ ~ %@t
S w ,,Ts y u = enalif6er Ssra6e. lin SrrtSamern .S~pr3ubtt,
asm' BABE i'd gu bsnertsu, bas tt aussr Dem osta 0et9sisetntS
gse rr1 bereite, pddes In 5Otes nb &efaurattDnsn Sertats
Son Nirb. unt dusaeset6net Gseen DpsPeplta une WtagenlsiefY
81 g nr srsis Der 5IaIhe so Gents rber 6 BlafGen fur $2.S9A
9u SerfauFen Set bem aGstutsen @erfertteer
Gu9en s S6Sning,
IDeutf6tm aPptttttr unb q Chenille.
n finer ZIP pttete, NDropfs@deb Der Nierten une aDkaet9n
NbifabeIYbta.
Saupt> N9enten
gbnntttptta: q. &. Smttt. nnb &c. SO. 14S5 3gStt6ki
aTS ( . am b 3 z, nn y ode d Der g. T. eaaOStil. "
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~nalfrose.
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ssg~ Sn Baltimore gu babsn i'm @.nE. NIB
~Sleinzyserfarf in Der Sffite res yNeder" fr,
nie and BEL Noore 81 0ielenbad, Gfe rrA
1in. nnu 5anopertr....4. @eelfOd. aus
8altiHorefr.
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6femtlitheit 9duIcn
fur faa Jabr 1853.
50 q Ede nnn GnmiAnh uni Rat

FUR fG1 JaHr 1895.
Sfftee. 81. 6. Ode ppn 5plibas unb 8dsettefr.
@epr8e u. &dton, prdFeeut.
Sphn y. 81 StItpn, ShasnGif. r.
S~acgbDau@ lerf.
1. g8arb. Ibos 90 @riffn. SIb G~beferfr., aOrbltG ron
@pu8bRr unb l73 Siib 8rpabpas.
2. 2uorb. @bptn v @sbOtt, 13 5Oatb 9ts9fr. unb @af
salts Apenuc.
). warO. 6 g esars 80 eUutR groa0wap uub eafera
6aa.
A. glrb. abOmas s gttt, GUr Of.gds BON pratt. unO
6istfr.
S. Qparh. Or. Setn 8 geates, So Rsrtt Rruntfr.
6 gDdrb. Spbn j gigmres, 80 aiSqu 'tbfry u. SO @ortb
@1pfr
z. qDarS. Sruust s. 5pitsr, Rprtpaeft BON Orleans nab
Srrtngfr.
8. Qparb. @spre y W~cpbNnrb, us CAT Wpnumentfr.
9. Qpare. 5snrp ppapd, las 8alimpr fc, ndhe &dlSert.
10. QGar1. Gbatles & Wlabppr, SO 81. Yaulfr. Inb Mppeals
Ear Court 6epm, &ite 6aa.
II. gearb., George N Cation, 54 gRt. gsrasn place unp 10
Gputb &barleSfr.
10. Narb. Gbparb Ssrast, 113 gprtt @teenRr.
l3. gBarb. Or. QDm o NnpnleS, So SGarpfr.
IA. Qoorb. NeD s q SetB, 100 @ermanfr.
Is. 2Darb. Q0nt 8 Crowley, los Seefr. unb GlertS OfFce
Court of Common @lsas.
IL. QDarb. Np y y HeeIt, los Gpnpas unb 4 NortbRr.
IL. 9Datb. Or. u % 8rprn, 81 UtQtamfr.
Is 90arb. Nm 3 Npan, 3 GareshraBe, nabe Srdntltn
Square.
l9. gDarb. Wm 6 Artbur, acrinetsnfr., NDrbfetts, naRe
Wlpunt4r.
90, Warb. Sp6n 81 gDaltsr. 226 8tbbrsRr.
StebenDeS 81 III IN itteen.
- III
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NSnrft.

Wtebl. Or Wi1rtt nar lebbafter. GQe Srr:
ten Super muroen gu $3.50 uno Weitern
@rtra gu S. ; 5omarp UNI @itp Wius Syria
gu 1925 &ornmebl 1926 uno Nc39en,
mehl So, 12403,25.
Is Ell n meiBer 1080115, rrtber 1O2012 Z.
Us Storm 53@57 Gt8.
6ae r 34@36 Ste.
8btSteq. Obio % Gents Gitp 224023
Sartcffeln 9O-110 per 8uihel.
0eitere Verihte ltehe 4te Selte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-27
@lne 6arm IN Der 9iaDe Don Baltimore
III Nerq01Ifc4t

Cine l6bne 8arm 0rlber Or. 9pparoS 9las) Is Netlen
son Baltimore, an Der 4bttabelpbto RUap. lie entbdit 105
Ader eane nit DISQUALIFICATION an tgtben @noen, 10 bag eS
anI 2Danlh pes 8aufsrs in zine Obcr spei 5armsn sttbeilt
meroen taun. Dds eaab 8rentt an bic 6rantttnptue &0ab,
lte9t boo unb 8elune unb III pNrh Queaen ppa a1tem. mel.
4em un0 aaseit ta!tsas q0efsr ret8ltb bspdFert, % ader fnb
IN Aaio, Der @ft TT gut %alt9sbaut in WatSen, 8os9en, Slice
BEN etnsn @nee faS (: etn eDObnbans, 80 8uB brent, 2fSdtse
Ru1e, Stau, S1eutr, &orn. uno @tSbaus, auf benz oabern
@npe elm WDpbn4am$ mis- 8ibf, Staq, RprnboMs &c. 0aS
saae ntrO biats osrianft nno gutter Ittel s~ege6en.
Ndberes aaf penn YIase bel
SPbrl ID 1J2tl CD H n " a rfer L.. n
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Ey @u9en Sdonin9's uu5seSeid
neten S&webtf6 sitter, subereitet aus g6in1rinb
elm nntrieli6es Dttttsl, ssasn 9~eberbef&werben, Sc buds
D91pspite, unperbauliGfeit, @erpenlawd9s, afbma, 0erD
~ 1sen eutftebsuben Rrantbettsn. IL su 80 Gents bic JIaf6e u
Uttfaufen in Der Office beS lDeders.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-27
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bpy
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enpfs6fttb ren ret6elt 8prratb rn daen Nrten Spbter.-urA
Sberlteer, ais 8dltlebet, Rip, Sberleber, 8rFleber, gferbe.
lsber, @atent. RaItteae, fopte ale Sprten ron Qtainss unb
9inbtne uni eme ereBe auSwatt BON sewattsn Stiefelf6af.
ten Ynrf6uten unb nu69elbntttenem SrtGenfebes ben 56ub.
na6ern auf has Ingeieesnttdtfe, blf ale tisfe 9eberarteu
bier btQteer ais treenb fpnR ;u b0beH Fno.
Grembe, bic IN lere Staot befu3e1 Hnb Gtafiufe In pberde.
ndnnten Nrtiteln AZ rtn6eu ta6en terben ~etnecldter, In Ep.
2 9%arrifenfr. ( Ersppeb0d, ~Sprsufprs ten, 6eporife no an.
bers tdufen.
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Wtnernl : @oHer.
Sriidbe 3mfubren tpt bcutfebcm
2tmburner 6dfc.

400 Rifen aus es3ei@ne en- ~etnnbarser Rife fpeben erbaltsn
stb werben fplAe UNI l9neI bamit aHfserGnnten btaia Sertauft
bel u Orbttnge 8rp.
1M2 9Dmbarbfr.
@tne patttte beutider Gtgarren lDeben ertalten unb tertou,
zen tClds gu BEN nierrisfen Nlarttprets.
MprbItnGer Brr
Ueef1I-S 1872 Qpmbatenr.
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Die peutlhe 8u6banoIung
pDn
m. 81 &1ff1tfAa

KS II~ SCSJtntDT
9tU. SIS sc. @apItr., Der 3icnsttrGe oeoenitber.
empRna unt ~enpfeblt aulgenbs gDerfe.
S61pffer's g8ett3efAtats fir bas beutf5e Bolt
IS s0s eles, gsSan9en = -.$1s so
-, msnibss, a"S atlas se1; o,-7,,. g. - SO 90
Is @be. elegant aebuube1 IA IN
Brpfbaus fleinereS &cnperfnttcns . Qertfsu fir
ben Sanb8etrnud. 4 8be. elea. %se6nnb(n 8 90
Settlers fdmmtI. Aerfe. Ia88a6s in 2 gbe. set. 90
F. E, r. e. g. 81: ' 15 &c. ST.. SIT lit 90
5tatifi6en eIes. eeb. II 90
@Dtbss idmnttL. gosrte Gussdte Tn s 8be. seb. g 90
bp. DO ho. 6p. 40 8be. aeb. - IS co
. adidnbsrs gesrfs 30 sbe. in 10 sbsn. sfS. J. 10 90
s ean @au1S ouSeeWdbtte Uerte 16 8be. ee6. = 10 90
$ m + s Q6erte & Sbe. 90
@Stbes Rttnsfe 3uds In 10 @efGneen. SQuRrtrte
Yra6tau sabe pcn 8anIba4, elegant 9etunbfa - IA 90
DdTelbc. Wptlfet(s Nu6gnbe elegant atbunhsn on
DuIe1bDrfer RanAter. MlbHm fir 1858 eleaant oeb. - s 30
Nrep Album fur Sunff unb Di6tuns 1867 unb 1873
elegant aetnnben q
u tteetpntf4eS Sft3atnbu& 5eft 1910
@rppinS, Sreanaente tn perfbtebenen 8aufplen
fir Irftteften, Maler &c. 90 9last eetuueen 90
StetntGufsrS gsr5terun8sn fur @rGttsftur,
characterization Hnb Gle9dns 10. Eeft SO.
. PtrnbtbItptbet ct, elesante uub w*blfette. I. btS
is. BanO a
9 Q d, bas Bud Spr &c fruben unb franten Neenfben.
Mtf 25 feinen ISttlbuusen 2. NuHdae 50
s. ertn q 8 bpnADppatttfber 5ausarst 10. @uF. I 90
0rdGtbtbsl. bic 8drlSruber els aetunban s 90
QDebers 9tterts, SteHers, @ubts 9pIfSfatentsr fir 1858
a ptpins g, @dlsneer fur has tatb. 8Uff fur 1858
nit + Stabtft6ea
9prn, bic 81 tnnfabt fir 1853
Collection of British Authors. Tauch-
nitz Edition a \ol. Az
t4ehr oxSN On.
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Nb. SESocfer1d,e &ci1g1fe-

@rfabrune. fpmie bic administering sabGretber Er,unbe
metner InRalt beftmmea nib ami: Rlr5 1. s. cine SIR
BON 3 Els 6 Sabrsn ins eeten su rufen. Otefe 5buls TOD
niht bic Stsae Der fOsenanntel Rtethfin6erIb allen ME iolbe
tn DentfdlanS bethlehem oils SlOBs Serdbr- ub Spielanfalt
Tue, unO fprtmdbrenoen un5emdAten Qectebr auf Der stroSe
SprSuteu8en taS ytin6 Guf setftge une tErpertide gBeife an.
9en6en, ~esprbnetsn unb sufammsubdnsenben Sbulunterri6t
e~mpfGnelia 4u :lna6eu. Bon bteGen Stdhbpunfte ans Be-.
trdhtet wir64 enc freub;9e Se8ruBung Der Nnita(t mobf nor.
o~us3ufeben fem. unb i'd er6Nts MIR be 1beifnabme meiner
5reunbe. annslpunsea hereea In ueinenn 64ule entseaen.
senonmen: pt. NADER.
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Nent1abc MnfIfjettnm9!!
SD setse btermtt an. ba6 6err 2 b.; 8O9r tn Pttl'selSsta
mir te enegniae Waentur Or MuGfSettnn9 ~Hser'ragen Bat.
8usfst6 eriIas th aHe atcnnenten, relbe bsrsttS an 6srrn
,oer6 beaatit taben. I'D an MID ia nsenSen Hno bic rndfs'
btnben 8ummern tn @mpfans gu nebrasn.
%. 81 S6mtbt
@a.nt Der beutf6cn Multf3eituns fur 1oliimere,
Fetr5sS Rp. IS, NsTtb Sasfedssb
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-06
Ar Old Penitentiary Convict
Dead.
TER FROM HON. LEWIS cAss.
WASHINGTON, Dec. &c, 1857.

An old man whose real name is John
Phillips. but who is better known as "Old
Chowder,n has been for years in the Pen
itentiary. He was imprisoned, we believe,
in 1881, for murder, and has for a long
time been considered very weak in intel
lect-HA-aas Harmless and uneffendlng,
and latterly be has been permitted 20 do
pretty much as be pleased. He used to
feed the bear in the yard, and made pets
of the animals he came in contact with =
He used to take tools in his cell and a
small charcoal furnace, and would tinker
away until a late hour in the night. No
one paid much attention to him. Night
before last he was locked up in his cell as
usual, where he was heard at work. He
used to close up the door, SO that no one
could see what he did inside; and on
Yesterday friday morning be was found
to be dead. Ills supposed he was suf-
located by the fumes of the charcoal, his
closing the door preventing its escape.
Upon opening his cell, it was found
that he had several suits of citizens
clothing which he had collected somehow,
a number of dies to make counterfeit
coin, a belt around his waist, in which wero
over eighty dollars in silver, and a large
sum in old shinplasters and counterfeit
coin. He had, also, three pistols, which
he manufactured himself, and some pow
der. which he had made for him by some
one who made it to humor him. This
latter article was made without inter, and
had not explosive properties. He has
done no regular work for the state Ior
some ten years.-Stdte Journal.
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Influenza And Common Cold..Like
thieves in the siIince of the night, have carried ma
NY to the silent grave. They are caused by a sudden
check OF perspiration, by which the stamachis rem
dered inactive, and the lungs become loaded with
corrupted matter, which enters the blood, and sis
ease is the result. For all colds, coughs, and chills,
succeeded by heat, and all fsvers Of every form,
hoarse cess and rawness OF the throat, lungs and
stom ach and fcr all weakness and sickness of every
kind, from three to five ofthese Pills on going to bed,
tor a few days, WILDE all that you require to restore
Yoa to yerfsct health 1t has been admitted end
claimed all over Europe that there never wi as .
medicine, that will ~extirpate all manner of disease
from the system, equal Is DR.. Morse's Indian Root
Pills =, that the more you take them, the stranger
gou grow. They are founded upon the principle that
the human body is subject to but one disease, name
iy co.ruyt humurs. These Pills not only Cleanse
the bowels, but also follow the blood through every
vein and artery and.s purify it rom all morbid
Ind corrupt humors, that disease of exery name is
driven from the body.
Great EemaIe Observation-Disclosures who
value health should never be without these Pills. 1t
has been admitted by a number of physicians, that
females cannot too highly value them. They have
given he slth and spirits TO hundreds OF females who
without them would have heen in their graves
They purify the blood remove distractions, and give
the skin a beautiful. clear, healthy. and interesting
appearance. A box of these Pills is a great medical
companion at certain periods. From one 10 three
should be taken every cay until reiis is abtained-
doses oceasionly, when well, keey The system in a
healthy condition.
Or Morse's Indian Roo Pills are sold by all dealers
in Medicines. 4w3l
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I During the Presidential campaign
which resulted in the election of Buchan-
IN, this paper las well as others) constant
ciication Bill offered by Senator Poombs,
as the embodiment of what the democratic
party proposed in reference to Kansas
In that bill, there was not q single line or
syllable which required the people of
Kansas to vote on the adoption Of their
constitution before they should come into
the Union. On the contrary, a provision
of that kind was expressly and intention.
ally omitted, as has been eonclusively
shown in the recent debate between Sena-
tors Douglas and Bigler.-Newa,k I'd
vocate.
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Later from utah.

ST.. Louis, Dec. %.
An express, recently arrived at Leaven-
worth from the Utah expedition, brings
information that the whole force, with the
exception of Colonel Cookies command,
had concentrated at Blacks Fork, and
was moving toward Fort Bridger. The
progress was very slow, sometimes making
only two and three miles hourly.
The animals were giving out, and it
was thought that all would perish this
winter. -
All the supply trains were with the
military, and provisions were abundant.
The report that two companies of in
fautry bad met with reverses on the
route to Utah is without foundation.
Five companies of Colonel Summers
regiment of First Cavalry have recently
taken winter quarters at Fort Riley.
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~Accordipg to the Kansas Couver

EL According to the Kansas Couven-
ton Bill recently proposed by Senator
Douglas, the people of a territory do not
possess that complete popular sovereignty
braska bill was thrust on the country
According to this new bill of Douglas,
the people of Kansas have no right to
choose their o11n trustees Of election =
This is a right according to the present
theory of Douglas,) that belongs to the
President and Congress. What next p
Newark AdUocate.
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GBt 8sbIan0 daion,
ASHLAND:
Wednesday, January 6, 1858.
opUNsELs FEEvaiL Al TaE BE

rta
eA few hot.headcd members of the Le-
g~islature, who regard the" endorsement D
of certain ambitious politicians, and their
schemes. as of far more Importance than
the welfare of the Democratic party, de-
termiued to force the Kansas question
upon the Legislature, and to inaugurate
9Ae hamacEatis<sstoration With a blast OF
shrieks so much louder than any that
CHASE and the Journal editors could get
up, as to completely drown the yells of
those patriotic individuals. Fortunately,
however, the Democratic Senate caucus,
on Saturday night, resolved unanimously
against the scheme, and agreed that no
Congressional legislation should come
from the Democratic side of the Senate
that had not previously received the sane
ton of a majority of the Democratic eau
Gus. On Monday morning a joint caucus
ofthe Democratic members of both Houses
was held, and a similar resolution was
adopted. Thus the orders which emana-
ted from aspiring politicians at Washing
ton, were treated with the contempt they
: meritcds and the screeching resolutions
were left to remain and perish in the peck
cts of the patriots who were in pursuit of
immortality under difficulties. The most
singular argument urged in favor of these
resolutions was that they weie a measure
of peace and harmony Is there peace
in a bomb.shelI? VIII g~unpowder e1-
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NEW ADVaTS.
NOTICE.

Hannah Heltabidd1e. P1aintif.7
VS.. DIVORCE.
Jason Heltabiddle, Defendant.>
JASON Heltabiddle is hereby notified, that
q Hannah Heltabiddle did on the 9th day
of January, A. D., 1853, file her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Ashland and Ststs of Ohio, charging
the SAID Jason Heltabiddle with wilful absence
for more than three years last past, and asking
that she may be divorced froIn the said Jason
Heltabiddle, which petition viii stand for hear
ing at the next term of said Court. Dated this
9Th day of January, AID. 1s58.
KENNY d JACOBS,
Att'ys for Plaintiff,
Jan. 9th, 1858. 6wsI
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IL Private lstters received at Wash
ington, frem California state that two re-
giments of volunteers are ready at the
tap of the drum, to advance against the
Mormons, and ten regiments could he
mustered in less than sixty days, fer the
same service.