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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-13

all cases will counerat the poison Of Malaria Of which
iact housands do testify AMI unlike all other nostrum
tonic D. Is unsurpassed We will oder few evidences
its WORTH BY men OF influence and high standing.
Pnacet0n. H., Sept. 10Th, 1851
De MANS-Dear Sir: For several years pas, have used
your AGUE BALSAM in my dailv practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds Of cases. and in no
case has failed TO produce the happy effect can
most cheerfully recommend II a certain specific for
Chills, Fever and Asuo, and Maafisus Diseases.
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ d.
Marshall. Mich. Feb. Ilth, 1851.
DR- MANN Col have sold a large amount Of your
AGUE BALSABI in this vicinity and from my personal
nowedge Of it, bslcys II the best remedy for Chis
Fever and Ague that has been sold In our State
Respectfully Yours, Q. A. HYDE
Ashtabula, Ohio. Jan lst lsss
MEssRs s X. MANN 4 CO.-Gents: In cauvassing the
States of O0 and Michigan for tue sale Of t1e different
feeies u w en- We nave csntro our attenln has been
allied TO observe the great that your AGUE BAL
SAN has gained Tor itself Ia every place where sold It
sales rapid than all others Il testined TO super
sede all other sgue remedies IN the market
Ven Truly Yours, Al s HENDRY
New York. Feb q. 1853.
MEssRs. S. k Mann & Co-Gents have, at our house
St. Louis, sold your AGUE BALSAAf thrse years aud
have earetuiy Observed It's ehecs Ia cURSG, and must in
all caudur, do not believe qual in an the
cured pormanently time and have known il used
after other lemeas had been tried IN vain with the most
tly result Au y Il1ie hElAAkABLk nave never
Known case but what rem ined cured, for al least that
season. have no hesitation recommending It as per-
feet triumph over Chils and Fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
S. K. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
by all good Druggists
GAYLORD ( HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOB
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
- safely and eectuay that much dreaded scOurse
OF tae WetChils Fever and Ague-wihOu. fail; and
al cases Will counierart the poison Of Malaria which
fact thousands DO testify anl. unlike ali other nostrum
II Is cny recommended for class Of diseases; and
tonic D. Is unsurpassed We will oher few evidences OF
its worth, By Of influence and high standing
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

Piles gave him little comfort. HE fears grew
into,a perfect agony. What wssto be doas
sH Atlsngth TIE rough .back wooanAa ross up,
and reaching over the Strangers hesd to lit
tie SHELF. tDdkAown "a cd BSok, AID said
"well, stranger. if ron wont 60 tq-bsd, I will
but !. ID my custom always to read chapesT
Fsnts 81 oods ;words bsfots so'tos6Sdn a
load was 1t ONCE removed from him. Though
svowing himself an infiei, he now had full
con6s~ns1n SAfHINe EvswaaRtb1e safe
he felt that the man.who kept an old Bible i
the house, and ressd II, and bent his knees be-
foss HE MAKER, woald do Min ~ nGarih.n HI
listened to the prayera d, the good man. at
once dismissed his fears, and Icy down in that
Ids Ism ia slSStx ssal&iy q 6e 4es dssdsl
bic ts st rooft arn4a ..'sag tts " ysagqe
From that dav he leased to revile the Bible
In aftsrsy.ars Ksi became { Christina, snd oftel
related these facts to show that no nan e IN
be an inhdsiffon principle Amsrican Mes
|seagera .aSrstT vlT;rp
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!. e M rttaias ,s~.issd ssrsn Csstral Ie~,
arssssy teisssdieg. and indicate to alestiot
Of Curtus BY an increased majority and 1
sound Rspuhlisaa ,,eaipri1 "a ~ State tick.
4. inthls uidiict thera n no deHbt % ~
ssesass q Ne Rspablisss csndidstss " large
msioritiss-Jpdge SroHE, y eenssqssnce OF
ne slaOdesoas charges msde against him. and
bis popularity anoag the people, runs shsad Of
thstieket. wegive the reported nsjositiss.
Posx CsuHsr- Rsturnsshow her 10 Be ~
rlaidhed From her backslidings-shs gises
fsoD 100 10 $50 Republican Majority. Col.
Cartis has 100 aajssitys Gray has about tia
aane fse District aCawk Jadgs-Ho for
Distsiet Clafk hasfrod1 100 10 $50 mai. s1,a
PowEsHrsK CouxTs-Rspudlica majority
State Tcket9ee, sGlRassssih fAsrekst shout
10 votes. Quits rms With tie ticket D.,
Cray got two Repabliesa vet - siaaall, atd
20 Daosesatic vote. s'ei sasS- is'lA
AAnsm.-Th,s strongly nepseratie county
res Repse,iesA - Dsn6esan ay.nyv
s@AaAssA-.-AaeaS lsssa aAjeslly sspeeec1
tsts tssYss thssA m hSstS1. ,s.s i,. i.
i vsfsssn rxss stss - v hns 4 ssN ~
IA ysStI4Ak 4 stS ~ sss ~ AnN
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-
!AUsWs srs eouEelled to issue half shees
tiiis ven ~ hons 4 AZ. OF course We regret
II, but DO not feel that We are in fanit. We
NV. repeatedly notified our friends. Or those
Who <jNASys x'risht'to tsxara ~ ssisWs. Of
!. sRsrnblisan Press here, Ahst s~eIma'st levs
,fssda Is 'Snv paper, but orr ta'is have S-en
{ al~ssatJed, except tea vssv iianitea esssnf.
! with ov.r . thousand dollars dus No from tie
public, We have not reeiived tncnxh " p t's'y
: fori the vhise vapsr which ws ohsse' aecn-
sisutS.d. and ~ hsvs been drsS,e II get meAn'
from ron: any cher source. This i dseourae
sinesAsse ofIthisss. .eBV the faN~ osladsw
J, friends, who .havs, responded in small sums
/ each 10 ont earnest srneNls. and We greet r.
svos "a ,another Rep,biican friend who nha'
loaned 10 s.w dollars, We sre enabled %
d START afser papsr. and exrect to get,enoush to
Lest 1, few wseha.i Now we wishto say to
cut subscribers and others owing NJ, one and
all. on our return next week, we intend to call
spon every perssn skaikst whom we have
gaai6x and kesdp HOPE fhdf thsyswiH fe'pfe-
pIrea 10 pay us. wsdssirsto COON With hi,
s61aRsiss mora EuususlytAan ever b but
met have ID sssJfnestly be- that
skis eau will s. -reppondsd - ,pyoPpay By
every ksbsbIissAAs hast ~ shifeosnty.
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Rsajorities In: the slst Disfrict.
We publish below the msjorit'es IN the
counties which now compose. the First Con
sres.ional District, on the vote for Congress
men in 1855. ssIugkG59Ia
II will seen l,atfhe aggregate Republic
can majoritiss in the District, two years. ago
was 1922.
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offdll bloods, Timothy Day, % Van Bnren
county, had four head, ,'.BelIs Of the West, !
COW, redroan, three esFs Old, Qiesns Amp
one year Old, pure white; ~ q. q. stusrt'', )
very, 6pe red roam; and white beifer calf three
months old, inside up the lct, ss - ! + a.,
Henry Hatsbinsos, 81 B'askhswk county
one bull, "Hawk- Eyer two years. old, light
roam. Come n last evening after ) journey Of
one hundred miles, and though jaded, IL GER
tainly q finessnimslseJ. M. Cox Mshssk,
county, one bull, three years old. I, 9, Phil
lips Mahaska county, exhibited six head.
One bull, .Tom wslker,,' red and white, two
ysassokls tive COW with calves, and o two
year oldhsissss EThsaoe tSksn sSgsther made
Q very good appeapuuces ar
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washington, Oct. IS,

Washington, Oct. Is.
The balance in ne Treasury IL q, 80 ,o2S
TIE rscsiptsfos che week aausont ito nearly
e7e7, Ooo, being ESQ.,, 900 more thah the pre-
csdiAg week. The amount of drafts paid va,
|st 81, 4o2, and the AMOUNT u the drafts issued
I31, A86, 900, . reductien of 5000 $40. has
silIt dssaid thst General Jsrex, fearing bis dis
EnissAl, has asked fnduigeeee that he may com
munisats with Nicsraf IA respecting the PEN
ding treaty. =, 80 -. s...s !, ,,.,ts.
!. Lieut.. Jones has placed. in possession Of TIE
StMs Dspsrtmsnt letter from the United
States Consul :, San Luis P,tosi, Who dsscribs
the state Of 'hss sorpatry n miserable in ths
extreme.
The reportSof the battle between Yid aurr
!Mt Mirssam1ns rested On ve9 sletder basis
"A sktrmish MY have ulfen psscs~ outside
thssellpsf San ais Po!61i bat nothing more
fStsl lssS ysstheie say peebsbiiity, INST Mira
eamop had eops ittsc suista -
k/fN Reading, Pal Oct. 1s.
the ssn Congressional Dists;et the vote
for John schwartz il. 1921, and j, Clancy
Jones gains !, 900 y ? - J flfi.1s
The 24th District is in doubt g counties
give Jas. /. Giles, Democrat. i,04o majority.
Il s,ega. ga ..sas Asais AugustA, Ga, Oct. Is.
| We have received here accounts Of heavy
frosts occurring in South raroliaia a,si
Csoseia.s y-'a'4'' y sHsufgsA -
NEW ORLEANS, Oct IS.
There were SO death. in this city yestt rday,
by yellow fever. af1a fafs .faFf's
RI sEHgAsa 80 sIndiarapoli Oct. fe. /
Returns come in very slowly Result 70,
shss ticket very edorbtfui. Three D. a1oc,st
lie Supreme Judges probably elected. The
oficislmGerity FOR Porter, Rep, 'inthe SIKH
district Is ,l0sA The Legislature ~ still ia
doubt. Penserats rroOably have majority
in the Senate. The House is very close.
- g.s < -. sal ..i Columbia, Oct. is.
The Republican majority on the State ticket
Is about $1,000. Theaksr Rep.) in the l7ih
District, DOW reported ~ mai. This makes
the delegation stand 10 Republicans to 6 Dem
ocrsts. stsr -, - ,,,..v, \. u 81
/ :, ~ ,s5e ~, New Orleans, Oct. 16.
The Howard Association announces that
Tor the past week the epidemic shows no .bate.
mentsof violence, being fed by the daily arri.
val Of strangers unacclimate,l persons. Death.
by fever yesterday 4s. s,
sst st Lonis, Oct. 16.
| The Central Committee Of Kansas hav,
called Free State Delegate Convention to b,
held at Lawrence, November 10th, Tor the pur.
pose Of, discussing various questions connected
with the present political organization n tn,
Territory. determining :he true policy of tn,
I party and considering the question Of tn,
speedy admission OF Kau.as into the Unio,
as. q free State. 4. ..s.sI
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A FAILUaE--Col. Moor, veteran poiiti-
clan Of The old Dominion, enjoyed great per-
sonal populaety on account ct hts 'aifahility (
Of manner, and Of course could always carry
A big vnte Whenever he Was up for Office 1l
He generally SPOKE III rvsrv one he met, anatc
usually succeeded in convincing them that Q
knew them well He inr' his match one NOR
ming, however, when on meeting countrynanfd
ia shook ta'rls heartily. with hitn.a ad CONE
h"why how ,I",yot A?, Thir9 am very glad
thee yo,, Fl day I'M, thee yoa still ride
yonr old e rev. T'iir.' .ss.a,s s. s.. 70
"No. sir this hnrse aisnric borrowed this :
morning, ssrstI sss,s., ~ siee..sq }7aF
@Oh. wcii Thir, how are the old gene
tleman and iadvl''g ,fss9 sc ..sIs1eA4-tsT
my parents have been dead abort three
years. sir ., o" ssa- tsau sg retzLi ar sa 81
"Bnt how tn your wife. Tho, sa,l the chill e
dren?'' ,tss''i .stSsaa arsk $50 'at|ssf'1
81 am unmarrie. mar. air." e
| z aTfne el,,gas DO yfa stin iv. on the I'D "a
farm?'' .-ly,ys s1.pF y. sass' 49, S go 80
s.No. sir: Eve j'ls. arrives e-,m OHIO where
was b ,rn !" $50 -
& s.well. Tnir g,esf T a,n't kn.'sr ys,n AZ -
ter all Go d morning Fair" aa
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sdsy Ihst fsomEsii 4uastsrss FaTkss QuEsey ,the
Col Asrsanysaaa tn iessyp bat Hamlltoa
Bellies starting from this ports took dewn.sev-
eral hundred. The Getty Of Louisiana'' Or.
rived there from below 1t an early hour crow
dsdao the guards. Each party had psscsss-
|sipns, with music, seseh Headed BY youSE ladies
on horssbseki rumAssuting Ahe States. The
speskiug conYencpd atg : o'sclsck Up. IA by
which time the public square was pretty well
filled win living, moving mSItitude. Before
the speaking commenced, the seats which had
beet, erected In front Of the speakers stand
gave way. and several ladies were taken out
more or less Injured. alsa gls t
Mr., Lincoln began at2,o' clock and spoke
one hour in bis usual strain. Donglas followed
n speech ossshprsssda Asiflong. He was
mad and behaved like . ball, aNo body eou,d
understand hair ne said, and many went
away disappointed and disgasted Lincoln had
half an houn to close, add those who heard
him viii never forset how completely he de
molished the long hatangue, OF Douglas and
turned al it points back upon himself. amidst
the delighted and trsumphsat shoass 'of the
crowd. ~~, m..a.y -x,~v go.
II was very, evident that Douglas + lends
were depressed snd disapps inted, and that the
Republicans weis elated ana jnbilantf over the
result u the discassion. Lincoln Car excesAed
and Douglas fsll ~sch below public ezpeciation.
FUN LAMP ExPLosIoN 1--WE recar,;ed 1
few days since, the burning Of ., lady by the
explosion Of gas formed. by the evsporstfon Of
bdeninG huid. Such, eccursacss have been
very commoss A fortnight since, Mr. Simon
Draper went with light to: examins. . ieaiins
gas-pipe In his ofice, when ~ explosion ensaed
setting FIRE to the building, TIE public asl
swaft q The narrow escape II Senator ch.a-
'disr, q Miehis.n, fron death y 1 sinils.
cause. .f4s,sw
n shssl4 e sors., IA mind Mat hydrogen
when mixed with oxygen, or stusosphsrica air
1.-TWO o. TIRES timss In volume. and then rel
On arr, win explode With yielsnsAa The fsce
- M slsnsats@ thss, exploded = ststed b.
Faraday. to Be equal t. the power 'cf1nany
ihnndsr stnrus, The kases used sor 'iliuni-
nation ere the earboniass - hyaregsa, and pre-
sent tbe name phsssnsaon. The common g
burning nuids," when hsitsd, u s1Aefsd to
peccrrpss ~ sxapofats y 4 partially, 6listl
lanry tses tie form ~ carbonide Of hydregen
whiehupou mixing With stmcsEheric air will
explode y,oiesti apSa Ssihg btoaxht into prox-
unity With Shsnipg tapef, Tie a.ziass nay
IL u Il u II 4. - - S.s&t
psssiss, properties afs u disslnesly marked -
= HsasslA laid sssqps ,shousa never % filled
hssf burning wiek. Ard : light should never
bs'snpleyed .iaths sxaminstiop y ga pipe
or metre. The eatslesasssf gas explosions,
ssG1pasnA aasiA@ns aebs dsxt1ss ess$A aeares-
essness with s.sssi lkts Ahn !; sie sufficiently
Mopssryas cns yosild appress, 10, .assses, or
aAmsAiiioas. aalsasaa 70 sbsiS as 81 % hstsae'a
~. n AssaiAe' Pest 49, 80 Asa ''sNsA
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~ q = -" - ~ ''s' 100
snt Subscribers and others wing w. one an:
all. on our return next week, we intend 20 eau
apon every perssn s<a.nst wnem We nav
VAai49 and we'dp' hope ~ snySw'F feWee-
parsd to pay ~. : Wsdss'rsto COON WITH ms
sEpRiss rnorl ysean ever ~ os'!
net have FL syfnest'y be- mat
this cay vii ber {espondsd r PyoPPt'y oy
every hsSessssAss sast ." ''''s eOs1y
leiearI.si als-----.------- -. -
We puO'n '' "ee .. ~.
news nss ~ ceme ~ NJ, y. w 80
tos iassH 90 .af sesoSs cws 80. 80 = - 1890,
ed' 'ne hepoone.ns 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = nsss 'o.s ~"
s = Conn - -. -. .....a.
canvass mas oeen s eus 80 n,0sl sn !,
o'" Iyso Isss ' T"SIss;s".;s
sa .Iy@ NV d I s !. IsS
u,nl"s DSs 8. $780, q EsR - .h;..,
!, o.es. Ssr 1s esssl s
100" ~ 'o" s - ...1 ss ,,...A
'yl.e ana pss.o's"'n,. . ss.S -,
ps. CIV 49,. 80. 49,.
''.ue u s ~ e'u S1,isas 800
"n nH Hs y.s''t 5" ~" ss.p'sSr..
Ois ana uiums'ssy oess'Heo - 'oco'' upO. ''o'.'
yst ne ter we uns oesns ssup..ss 4.eA q,
iect. II nes oeen 'mPo.sso'.'0s 'o''o~ 90
7lesAss enc fslee eesrss. InaI ns.s0ssss
tered hrosa cast van asaass % ss.'..s'' ICES
navs ssss torn ana nay ~ sa.en msn' =
mindss wnscosne .In.n nss .sasea - l..cn 9
,;..n. 49, aosss s,,Yh.v ,ecSIa snder the cir.
.um.t.nc.. tn. Stat. -, been e well can an,
v.s.ssdesw. LSS,r g 40 fssItesrinsvo q There
- !, r...,. IN. -. -, ga
go, '.ss .s 'ss '",s .S,., I =.
10. 49, a. 1890 .ec,ts ~ u,.,s.d
and poison Ne pdbisc mind, III preventing thou
sssds cfshopest democrats from voting With
US, q they would have done had ne ssavsss
been fair and honest ones hsd the real Is
sSes Ssed .SfSdkht fout, md HAD Inc Sharac-
ter, purposes and principles II tho Dsusesacy
been properly mdessteod.s Bat there is con-
solution in the rsaeetios that the day will
spssJpy espes .uA4ef ~ sas gcisuhiiaafss
ws have achieved wistory now, in the ag-
gr.gate. ssdsiavsrisus ,eSudiiss Adhesive one.
Courage friends n andsonwssda 7 :
f.WesI i-. - .,.,az,,.
i... 49,. $50. 49, - s,dovv,r =
- - - ..,u 49, - ~ "a e "a.
80 - = ~ ~. sn' Ar,ouo.
800 .esSs, 100 ~. t,l..d &. Ah. - &.
- . ~ h,,,'T~a. 'aais9ss arsfs ., g t9.lls
ss So, s'i $3.50
= 1honas A. Stewart, .fcsmsrly .sditss and
psspsisssr seshe Chicago nias.,, Ned A "a
pcts lid. on N 18th att rsr4s ia,sTss,--e.s .
.s'ro7g y 1870 e1 a rs.
.orAsbasessts.I ns.asSs SsA'
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lSwa state rair.

CATTEEsss ps-s t4s7fic. ~ ~ i
The exhibition Of cattle, particularly Of thor
oush- b. esds, was very 6ns, indeed. We .are
safe 10 ssying that in number and quality they
suspssssd those shown Al, say previous Fair Il
this STATE. This spseksi well for the energy
sagacity and success Of those engaged in this
branch Of business. anu We believe that future
E,shilitiorss HilI sdsnsmfsstsstAst stAospuxb
tbr1d ana ftli Siooded cattle, y wen u natives
and grades, ore increasing in quality and valas
when raised " the Farmers Of iowa. s@
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1S o 4tlsan d gaatt @nraI ans gata Ss Sgaaprt Gen
oTTUMWA,Io 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1855.

one rcd and white bull, -Four years olds weigh
lac I, 100 lbs : . 61s sniHal though rather thin.
E. G. Clem6ns; ce WsshiAgto, county, ex-
hibited white BUN, aFrank Pierce = four
years old - spIeaAiS ssiAal, IN honor to the
county from which be comes. He was con-
adei& by the SEN lite secdnS oily % .Lo
cum"
Abram House, q Mshaska County, exhibit
ted txD seo~sy s'ods tSo, -sBs aStbst thrss
yeass .ead,fH. ~ Mitchell, ct Marion, one
white, two ys ss cld bpil, IN ahasks;" very
A. Cox, OF slahssks County, exhibited on.
two year old boil, red rosns
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A Bio Pile OF MoNEY.--f all the money
spent BY Bachanan's Administration IN one
year for ..extras,' was ~ silver and put 10
wagons in 2,50O pounds to the wagon, it would
make stiag stretching ACROSS an entire conn
ty,, ami the amount Or II would be more than
.allihe money received for ell the wheat, rye,
oats and corn produced IN Indiana and Illinois
in four years. Sach 10 true picture Of the
enormities Of the .sex,ra, expenditures OF the
Federal ADMINISTRATION Farmers. mechanics
and laborilg men should think Of this. 1
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diofbst1osstb .rss al Il. bds ID. ;a,o, .sSi.la,
that efIcy p Benz, q Jchnsaa sfoa4sy,, com.
prising in all ten Lead. One imported buil,
''Meguhtiesoks'' twelve wears eld5 four calves
sired BY him; four cows, one four years old
the Other three; and yeariing bun, "Rsd
Jacket, . all Of Of deep red color, medium
size and Il, good condition. s,ee-a
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Iowa CITY Cousr H, USE BuRNkn.---s Yes
ierday morning, about 81 o'clock, while the
Judge and clerks were counting the ballo:s il
the old Court House at Iowa City. a fire broke
opt lnnder the floor, AMI in a short time the
building was in aamea. 1t burned down m
spiie Of The efforts made to sac IT, Whether
e accidentally caught on ere, Or vas Sc, on
fire Intentionally, 10 not Known. Court had
moi been held ID this budding Tor some time
The house b mot much loss, and the new Court
House VIII soon Be coorlsted. -lfowa City
RepublieaN. 2 isTsa = tastg,'i e ~ Eea
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TIN Jusiice to the writer OF the article
on 'Trimbss's speech, We make the following
correction. ssStsses~ss quotes the follow
iAs: ~. ~ s.s s,,s,,, ). '4'@ = ses
.sThe first thing he did was to try TO make
ths psoPts Ssiisvs thst tie Democratic parry
Of to4iayywasthessn ethstis had aiwuys been,
that We history ,of the coSstsy, and that the
principles q jedstSoa, which every school
boy, &e.'''hs 20 is-'aa fs'A ~ I
TIC eo+r<ctio6, = the manuscript in the Of.
Gee win show, B.: sgt.'s tsaa sa' y snf
seThssa.st tksssVBs Ga, ~as 10 try 10 make
the psopis bslssvs that ne Democfatic party
Of to-day, wss me s.sss that It had always
been. Inst the -histoty % the country, s0as
tAeAisiory Of the Democrstie party, and that the
principles % the Congo Democracy Of to-day,
were the ,priacipiasr efsJs6srsaA
Next he saiAAhspsiasipassg OF the Republi
cans were hid ssdsf q hashel, that he knew
's6ioagh sbodt them. 70 know they, were the
priseiplss 81 spposisiea .aaAsfe laetis@ ~ Kes,
M. r., they dre ne prineipsts pf cppositiod,
hatsa g fsetipass 0pposisiss to The pvinci-
- ~ ~ wv RpApSSSse rAs9AJYn eU3 yvus
party inculeats, and, tssidss. aot sf his hesr-
ere Sbss had fsad the Republiea6 platform,
and he cosn have been convicted - Ms audi
ssses .os'nsp, q wisifui nisrepr essntat'oa.
'Doxx AND UspoxE.- -rcsssy made BaeAan-
an. The result in Pensylv,nia shows that he
is now unpakiqg him He baah been his most
encisnt fiisuls u = nsw his nsst powerful
zoe. sfaaxs ssggs2 10 -s8E
AnoraEa RAILaoAp. DEcIsIoNs-In the
Circuit Court u Bedford county, Va, last
vssk. tnAths cassslo u Ssptoe ~ Ne vIfsiaiA
and Tsassaass RailroaAi Company whsrs Ne
plsiqiif ,spe( ~ Asapgss sustsiSsA M him
fro.itkA u A1 fef eAttid oa.kh &Aait 6ald,
tArsugA TIE aaglset al Asfssdants - Hhssp The
cattle gsards enlAsir rssd IN fspsirs, ths judge
dsssdsd that he soapshy - 'hsithsr obliged
70 ssasasset eslaas snadss nor Keep. tn "a
rssaiF.s Notwithstanding ~ isatraetie =
Ne court. ths jury bresght = > vs9iet a. Ne
DlsintiT fee ol11 wtieh verdict Va ct asiaa
= eostrsry ethA ieespsslesa fFs@ The ssasA.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21
There were So deaths in this city yestt rda
by yellow fever. a72a tess .i7FeS

The Howard Association announces that
Tor the past week the epidemic shows no .bate-
ment' Of violence, being fed by the daily arri-
val Of strangers unacclimate,l persons. Deaths
by fever yesterday 4s. ss ase
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-21

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
VARIETY.
HIT MN AGAIN.

The following is pretty COOL take of TO
the seusatiou stories, the frst chapters Of
which is frequently inserted in journals as
m Advertisement The man who lndlt,d 1t
Gao take our bat
Tn ETr,i his.-'Am really dear, So
phia D I whispered aud pressed my bapg
ling lips to her rosy mouth. She did not
say yes; she did not say no but she return
ed MT kiss, aud the earth went from under
my feet; my soul Vas no longer in my body,
| touched the stars; knew the happiness
Of seraphinis.
Tho above is all of this exciting story that
ue can publish The remainder vail 10
found in the New York Blower, of July ist,
Which has four million more subscribers than
thcr. are inhabitants in the world korn
kob writes for it L. Knu;ts writes for It
Tad Pole writes for it, and is sold every
where IN the world aud out Of II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

HS-IIere i, sun 10 addition f5r you 10
work cut. IL will rst uire diligence and care,
and admit u no wasted time
add TO your faith, virtue to your yir
tas, knouiedge; e. knoEleJso. Temperance.
TO Temperance, patience f.. 10 patience, godh.
ness 70 godliness, brotherly kiudness, to
brothcrly kindness, charity