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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

Debility and Nervousness, DistAste for Society,
Gloomy Presen,ments, pain and weakness In the
bacs, impairment Of mental vigor and memory weak
and watery eyes, eruytions On the face and body,
rcstlcssness Of vicious dreams and unrefreshins
sleep unntness for marriage relation, improper ex-
citabty o. organs, structure, costtveness, piles,
dyspepsia, &C. To the truth OF this, more or less In
case, every sufferer from solitary indulgence
stts. And further, any latent or family predhpO-
stion to disease, mbeciitty, impstence insanity
Ac Is almost surely eventually developed into activ
ity, and It II act ually the most frequent cause Of
those msladies In young persons, ~ proved BY the
statistics OF oil souatries And this Is equally true
Of both sexes.--StI, II taken In time, this disease
and Its consequences are perfectly smenabe to treat
ment
DR. Hubbell has. for many years past, been con-
suited upon many and distressing cases Of this
vice, that his attention has been necessarily much
directed 70 Its treatment and cure and he IL happy
" adj has, beyond hts most ssnguine expectations,
matu'ed . treatment at once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations nsuseous medicines.
DIR Hubbel's Treatise should be obtained by every
one, as It will prove compete safeguard against I'm
position. II explains the nature and consequences
all diseases OF the generative organs.
70 Those living at a distance, BY enclosing two
postage stamps, in order 70 prepay the postage, viii
receive copy by return Of mail, gratis.
DR. Hubbeli's experience II not exceled by anyphy-
stefan, In the treatment Of IriUats Dsesses d any
nature.
NIOrICR-UrGHLvI IMPORTANT TO PRMALISs
IN An LADIES' suffering OF Female Complaint
whatever, are recommended TO Gail. All cases treats
cd and cured without delay and with the happiest
results Uterine and painful menstrual obstr uctton
requiring surgical operations removed BY scientific
trestnent. II desired, convenient rooms provided.
Advice strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Persons living at n distance, by giving . plain
statement their cases, will be attended to punctu
ally and medicines forwarded BY express to all parts
Of the United States.
Address, J Hubbcll, n d. box 1853 o, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private ONCE. No 80 Randolph st, oppssise the
Revere Hotel.
Junel9 dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

vxIHBREAS on the second day OF October, A D.
w 1850. John Mus selman executed unto James
Grant, - Trustee certain Iced OF Trust conveying
70 eaid Trustee the lands IN Scott County Iowa de-
scYibed - follows to VT: Lot number elk 90 con-
tanning four and 62 100 acres, and lot number seven
~ Two and 6a-lOO acres In Langers subd,vi.i ton Of
ohesCrant Farm" In the south vest quarter OF ser
toa number twelve ,l2. to~ nshp seventy eight lis,
north Of range three ~ east Of the Nh principal
meridian, which ssid conveyance WAS made by the
sad John Ausselnan fer the purpose Of securing the
payment OF certain prOmixsory and the I'M
thereon, signed by said John ussuImsn for the sum
Of and 40 100 do lars dsted the Goth dav
OF September, A D 1sb6 and payable on the 1T dav
Of january, ISIS. to the order Of Ignatius ang-
Or, and
Wh840A0, By reason Of the absence OF the said
Js0ns Grant, the Trustee named, he vas unable 20
act In the prsmses, and Austin Corbin was ~ the
Sudgo ofthe County Court Of oeIt county, appointed
- act%n HE place aud stead
And nov said note having become doe and PAYABLE
and the said John Ausselmsn having failed to nav
the same, Austin Oorbn, Trustee rs aforesaid al
the rSuest OF the owner Of said note. do here
~ give this public notice that by virtue 9th. power
which y In me vested BY sa deed Of Trust viii on
saturday the 10th dag - Jan. D. 1855 a. tie hour
q O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. At NE Court
Hsuse door IN the city Of Davenport expose AMI Offer
Tor sale, 1t public auction to the high tidder for
cash. the parcels Of land above described 30 much
thsreof - shall be suicient to satisfy aud pay the
amount Of said notes. with the interest thereon to the
day OF eale together With the expenses attending said
oole, costa Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon The completion Ct such sale . deed viii be
evcn IN accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Dated the oh day Of January, A D, 1883.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
Jonedto Trustee
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ExeCutrix Notice,

TTNH1 UNDERMINED hereby gives notice 10 al whom
= may concern that she has this day. BY order
ettAs County Court Of Scott county, been duly ap
Dentsd 8xccutrtx Of the Dsats OF James Roche lat
q Daesoport, deceased.
Al 30 sons inhibited to the deceased are requested
- make tmme'iate payment TO the undersigned, and
al Cersons having claims against said James Roche
ese requested 70 le The same for approval and ad-
)uetOent.
Davenport, December II, 1857.
AAROARDT ROCHE.
CSC. =. HuBDeLL, Rxecutrir.
Atty ct Law. he AitS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
GaIena and Chicago Union r. 4,

CUnNBw ARRANGEMENT-Ona and after we'd
~ nescsy, June l7tn, 1857 pAssnxor tr.ius viii
leave Wells street Depot daily (suLdays exeepted)
FOR 1roeport 0slena, Dunleith and st. Pail.
Passeng aud Mail. ..................Isl n
Passenger. 10 % , n
Pa,seager. Emigrsnt and I'd class train. .l2A5 n
Chicago. ECLTON AND IOWA LINN.
FOR Dixon. Fulton and Central lows.
Through PassengeT.. "...................859A \
90 10 ..s.......ss...........S.l Is \
DsAAiu Passenger. .4:39 -
BkLOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Hor soit, Jsnesvi le and Madison
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAIL- ROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and hichm ond.
Two through trains vi leave Central epos Tot
OF Lake strest, rs follows:
FOR GALkNA. DUNLEITH AND st. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted lOGOA S:45 NJ
kibAbIinR passenger. to make . cioAe connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALHNA h CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave freepoFt 1890 \, arrive In Chicago 4;46
Leave sTeeport y; W II, arrive in Chicag, 3,3o 81
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
Leave Fulton 10 =, arrive in Chicago 4,A6pu
do do 1PM, do do l;l9AA
Leave DeKalo s A N. arrive in Chicago e;as Az
BELOIT AND MADISON BHANoH.
Leave rootvnis 1870 y. arr,ve In Chi>hgo AS
Leave ROCKVILLE % u, Arriv- la CHIC go Las II
Leave Ne CIT $50 \, arrive In Chicago lilo Am
FOX klvEa VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave klgn al ., 10 n, arrive In Chicago 1l;10 II
Leave ElgiR st rs NJ, arriv, in vhicag, rs N
Ys>ssngeIs for all p 'ints on the @ i X, In
Guiding Fult n, Eeiot aud Madison lines, should
take the traius frum the We 10 street depot
All the above trsns connect VI tho gre at eastern
lines diverging from Ci icngs
Through tickets be b. ught 1t the following OH
ees; J Spaulding'. corner Lake aud d. arborn
street; ! " U Ticket Office, 80 Dear bt IN
street; MI igan southern Office, under fremont
HouAe and u: the Central and Wells street pepots
JOHN ,. TURNER, President.
r. A HALL. cup rlnt endent.
W A. TRIAL, General Ticket Agent. foct17Jt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Private Medical Companion {!
Un(OrlNNfe'S Friend.
JUST PUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
10 YOUNG MRB AND

10 YOUNG ARU And
others. Nervous DsbiIity
and Chronic diseases. The
fret and direct conseq uonce
Of excrDs snd abuse Of the
ss-xsal system, h . peculiar
diseased condition Of the se.
minal 0rgsns which he Au-
thor In has TR1A1lSB, has
called the special disexse u
AAstuvbAtlon. The follow
Ing disorders, some In one
case, some In another, are
again the direct consequen-
ces u this disease, viz: e.
nnlnal Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Chicago, Burlington T. Quincy r. r,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Change Of time, August 18th, 1857 On and after
NAngust l5th 1857, passenger trains will Il. vs the
Central depot, foot OF south Water street, daily u.
S;l5 AM-Day "xpress-Sundays excepted, arriving
u, Aendato $40; GAlesburg :;l6; Burlington Ills,
ana Qniucy i9,39PN
$40 I'm ghI kxpress-Saturdays excepted, ar
irving al Mendoza ~ 1850, Gaiesburg $780, Burlng-
T. n I;2o aud Quincy ~ 1850 A N.
4;io n, Sundays excepted. Accomm 1dAtion for
Ba avIa anu Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At ndat) " tn Illinois &c, trail Railroad 10 tn for
Ahbiy, Dixon Ffeeport, GaleIla and ID Ileith; ana
SOU h for LaSalic, 'onicA Wiaon., Bloomington De-
catur, St Louis, Cairo sc.
At Bu ling on with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road for Nj Peasant, al fe1 OttuInwa, Osk rloosA
Charlton, Fort DesAoines, Fort Dodge, Couacil
Bluffs. Sioux City and all pOrt.ns Of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the spl.n lid steamers Of tac st.
Louis aad k~okuk Packet i, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louie &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myrA, st toseph aud ali parts o. Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will be At all the railroad
depots Ia Cncs TO receive checks aui convey bog
gage 70 the depot frte Of Charge.
T.ck't may be had At the del pot and at the Michi-
gan Central railroAi ONCE, corn Of Lake and
&C. HAMMOND. General nuperinten ,el t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticse, AgeLt. [oetl7dtf
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IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTION
81. Louis, Alton 4 lhicago 4. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE,

AIR LINE ROUTE.
Cthicsgo to Ct. Louis via St Louis, Alton Chicago
~ X, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING rHs GREAT AMERICAN AND U. s. NAILS
The only direct and rslisbe route to the South and
south West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island Il, corner Of Van bursn and sherman sts
st Louis Day Express-lO;30 M-Diily, (SundA,s
excepted) arrive Al ST. Louis ii 80 same evening.
st. Louis Night Express-lU, 80 M-Daily ar i've
At 81. Louis 1880 next morning.
Day Espress-6,0O AA-Daiy, arrive at Chicsgo
$40 Pm.
Night E1press-2;45 M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
Am.
Trains directly through without change OF cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to Ct. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield
Dstur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points ON the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland ana Ten
nessee Rivers, by taking the abovr will be sure
Of making connections AND arriving In st LOUIS on
advertised time avoiding the vrxaoous delay Of the
cir, uitous route via LaSale. Pc ria Illinois river
Swing tweI ~ -four hours time, being 81 miles |, -
distance TO Bloomington IS less to Springfield, q
IS TO st. Louis and Is less to Peoria
TITAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otts-
wa, Lats.le, kcck Island and Central l va
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad Il
clinton, Wsyne.ville md Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Pecri. Junction with Peoria \ Oauawka' R R
FOR Walnut Grove, Warrington, Peoria, Pckia Br.n-
held, slmwood, Knoxville, GsiesburG, Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples snd Illinois River
Al Alton with Daily Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiacy and Ksokuk, the most expeditions and reIia
bic route " all portions OF n Z Missouri
At - Louis with Daily First Glass STEAMERS for
new OIle .ns AKA intermediate points the Lower
Mississippi aid with regular lines 81 packets for
Kansas, 1t Joseph and all points on the Missonri.
Tennt sses, Cumberland and ArkHns. Rivers
Through Tickets Can be Procured to ali Eastern
Railroad Oflces-s. the COmpsGy's Ohlces, ~ Dear.
Torn street. opposite the fremont House. and e IN.
ncnisan Southern aud RICK Depots. corner of Van
Buren, amp Sht rman Its.
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Depots 70
al the varions lines coming into the city b check
bAsgage through to any ONT desired on the line
A. H. AOORH, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oen'l Agent. Onicsgo. Ioc20itf
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Milwaukee and Waterfowl r I

Milwaukee and WATERFOWL r r
WINTER ARRANGRxsNr.
I'm and after Monday November 25h, PASSENGER
" Trains on thi. H. I'D Will ruu as follows:
First train leaves Wsteit wn at t;lO NJ arriving
In Watert wnatsA g. cond Train leaves Wa
tertown ~ 2z5P y, arriving at Waite town al So
First Trsia leaves Milwaukee al s;l6 arriving
at Watrrtown At l;i9AA Second train leaves Mi.
wsukee att n All ivins al atei tov \, 8 ~ p
CONNKCTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee y iih tbs Green Bay, M,lvauter and
Chicaso h.i.ro.d I" Chic 40; th nee via Michigan
southern Cl.velaLd Toit do, Cl.vei. nd and kre
NV York and hrie to NV York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt ana Plymouth K,ek to Boston
also c.nnsSting ~ Chicago with Michigan q. ntraI
Great Western, Can ,da, New York Cent? 81 u NV
ioFk city; thence via New Y.rk AMI New Haven
CONNECTlNG-GOIN0 WEST.
At WAt.r:own with Stages TO Oak Creek. D,a,s
Centr W1uPun, Berlin Beaver DAM Fox Lake
portsge lily Portland, Waterloo, nanehetviile, sun
Prairie, Columtus. Ot.cgc, WyocrIa, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wstertown At 800 A \, and wilvaukee
=. W. BOWLER, General Superintendent.
MuWAukee, NOV. 10, 1897 octl7Jt'
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RAILROADS


o1SSs9es' .ASeraNlesgsesst,
an and amer k,'sda. DC Isl 1854, and until
Ofnrthe1 notion, trains vim leevs nocA tsland da,ry
Sunday exnaptsd, - toasovs:
lss mali train q lo.ooAM
q night express 500 p. n.
"a freight, With "a ciaaD cars q go Il
frains arrive u 1oek Island daily, 0undays es
etpAcd, f0llovs:
lSt night e1press q 500 n
- nau tram - S.OoP. II.
ID freasnt, Win "a class cars eS 03OP II
Al trains this ROAD ore In direct connexion n
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Aichigsn CcntTal D. y. TO aud from Detroit To-
ledO, Cleveiand, Cclunbus Cincinnati, P1ttsbureh.
Dunkirk, BuGAlo, Niagara Pals Albany, New York
Phiiadcichia, BALTIMORE and washinEton Also 81
LA6alle with trains VI the Ilinoas Central Rnsd-
North 70 0alena and South 70 ST. Louis and Caro- "a
Which places tickets can Be procuredof
b. .. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent
: T. Depot, Rock Island.
fPassengers are reminded OF the nccosstyc. rivtns
distinct directions 70 the Of their
gsse also 70 procure tcets before taking their seats
IN the care the conductors collect fares ONLY 20
tons On the line Of the Chicago Aock Island rarosd
JOHN ,. TRACY, Superintendent.
". II. WHnAA1, Asset Sup't.
1ock Island. Nov. 81. l6AG idtfl
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Notice.

i y nmnle halpa, - appltcation 70 Mr.. DsRal ct
MONA Hssss9s 0eslri1g such ass ssrnessy re-
Q0ao1e1 - aoQ1y - above - thie vim greatly ~
49,; s'A's 's'''' " AZ As. 8 g;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS ORAGE.
4 having lost hts afher, too Brothers. Daushter
son-tn-iaw, Nephcws and Nieces by that dread
fn' disea'e, Consumption, ard suffering with a
Cough himsel dsterp ined TO visit the East Indies
Esyp. and Jaran whore he disc vered a Pre-, snfre
and csridtn cure for Colds, Coughs Bron h,lis IN,
sunPfsOn, Nervous Debility AID Asthma his
cough Was Immediately cured he returned cured bis
Uss, who Inherited the disease ana in copnec.
ton tn his Son have emp Dyed 1t in their practice
curing thousands Of cases considered hopeless y 9TH
ers For t's purpose OF rescuing many Of his snf
fering fellow beings IS possible he rs sending the
the postage, and the balarce printing. Al
dress Drs. HEATH, No. 101, Spring Street, oppo. !
site 81 Ncho - Hotel, New York
Dec25i&w1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
U.v.ION DRUG STOkI

V.V'IO.N DRUG STOKE
w. W. McCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. q Brady street. West side, near Secsnd &reet
DRALEE6 II
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
DYE STUEYS, Co.,
ALSO TEE LARGEST AsD BEST ALLOTMENT or
II n II T. u M n II Y
IN thsdty.
E1lrGcts for the Hdkff:,
Preparations for tie HUis.,
Combs, Ry'ssshes, &c.,
(WHICH We buy OF the manufacturers and will
w sell ct the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department - hitherto il attended to by NJ. s. \
Reg-r In person. In compound preparations none
but the purt1t ingredients will be used.
N. b. Medicines 10 be had At all honrs Of the
night. w. w. NcCANMON 4 co
sepsOdtf
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n11ot = NeSlst az q 0vssssr. = ? 1ssc.
~ 49, 4. Dnapa1ric1 ~ Mary vItspstr'ck,
0OOUo, s1eeats1 me Aus'in Onsea - TRUSTEE, .
Dgto10 0ooo e Vyues ouavsying 70 -eh Trustee ~
- ooa esunly love Aescslbed . sssiows u va
Apo0 eeou0ooe : cnoev svs ~ m ~ CITY Of Osssa-
~ oA1e eeas1sd: Crmoeeclse o po.s. On w, ~.
- ~ G. Wsysboa stsect esteuded eighty go feet
100 - = 49, ssa sssWs situated IN the south
Vooe cuyoar ~ eAA sas-Is, sunnns thence .or'ne.v
neae - 60 In u ssd nssrlsou sssst sorty tso
~ 1890 wet o. houdsed end hhyIojfee'sneocs
eoachosee - pasoa,i W1tA The Uest itne afossss.
nnrtv feol lsse, theocs VET one hun'red aos my
0A6) nj - piscs of beginning; which sAa conve,
ugy. ~ vile. Tor the purpose OF securing w pay
nase Of oestain lpsosnissosy note sna 'ns s.oss
eHegeso slgued ~ sad Francis Vts, sIelos ~
Msyy kte y D. dsssa The Slst dsy u Cea"oa.
l0Rb asA paysNle IN one pear % the order o. SVp.
TNool ecp. vnh "a pr cent. Interest unis~ w,..
0sesrisy-shich sad noe vas Afterwards A'''s"ea
q David NH.
~ nov es,d n,ee hsvlns become due ana psya-
he ana ~ esd anets X and WAY IHipssies
Aavins failed 70 ray The same l. Austin C1fbin Trus-
- e ssevceaAd ss request Of ssid HUI, do htrrby
1vs ma puhlc noiicr that BY virtue Of the power
vsieh n "a ma vested By SAID Deed OF trust, viii.
= Satrr6av the sig,h day Of February, A D, II5
nj ths hour OF O'Clock IN the afternoon u said
AZ. AZ ths Oosrt House door IN tho city Of Daven-
MI exposs snd 0der f,s sale, At pubic ction
~ Htsess bidder for cash, the parcel land above
1eecriSed or o. much thereof - shsn b suflcisnt
. setDfy and pay tue amount OF ssd note with
the Interest theron TO the day Of sale. together with
Ne esesascs attending said sale. costs q this notice
and Trustees fees. lyon the completion Of such
sa,s dsed viii be given 10 sccordance with the
supola.ton u said Deed q Tsust.
Dated the 18th Cay Of JansAry ., tss5.
AUSTIN COABIN,
JanlSAts Trustee.
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DRUGGISTS.
'rR(JSSES.

~ CRUSSES,
FOR the ssocessfui trestnens Of Hsrsss or
2aptsres that ~ - wosn With 49,
end o mfort. The subscriber has sivss On ssad
lasss assortment q rsss.s embraeins n. ao: 60:
aamtmsns 70 oil applicants, also for tale SsspensoS,
Handaees, kiastic 6sockinu SIT Inject NJ SYRINGE
Hsd,..' knenss. o, ne. and impsYse as @ss1
UBiHa Extracts sor the handtsrchief. war
II rant sensiAs, constantly on hand and iDF
III vaAu,is JAcosy. Apotheeav.
DAxIN Amaniine, asst rscsivsd By Express
Dr. ON the manufactures for the cass and prove
ettos ofehss ped hands Z for ssls By
Of 1RANCIs JArOBv, Apothecary.
A~ MIS-. BELTS Utero- Abdominal supporter,
W Inv ented by Mrs. Sarah Beta. Phtladephia,
aishly recommended by the Medical Faculty, -
0eins the bet instrument Of the kind Isr sale BY
du FRANCIS JAcODY. Apothccary.
Trwsses,
Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
M RI BETS utero- Abdominal Supporters. Self
Av1 Injecting 6yrinsss OF ths most improved kind.
TAYLOR 4 BALLARD,
juy16dH 10 Ia Claire koW, Dds.
Spirits ofTurpentine, tamphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOHoL. LARD OIL, LNsEED OIL, FISH OIL
"A always On hand. Also
Paints, Dry and in Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
ana VAkNiSHkS VI all kibds.
O-cers for Ill articles IN line promptly Oiled
JuyIldf TAYLOk 4 6ALIOkD.
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Coach Factory.
A. 1 G. weber,
Wanted.

n 1un140 - canvass tor to neV orks no4 IN anv
"A Deeksses. Apply seon u w. q. wulis' musie
TNae, uleAolss Uock.
f1oVn11f1
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08
Seal slli Sl(hs siImG.
Thc CCunty Ieir,

VIII hold lis .Aunusl Meeting, and EX-
ibi,icn Of Agiicul ural Products and
Fine Arts next week, ocmmoncing on
Monday. The grounds just south Of thu
village. contain about six acres of land,
nd 10 Gner place f.r d show Of this Kind
CIR 10 found in the State All praise IS
duo - tho Committee OF Arrangement,
Who have spared no time, labor or expense,
70 81 It up in suitable manner a
building Of ample dimensions has been
erected upon the nor'h end Of the iot for
The display Of fouers, fruit, gram, roots,
nd Gtm1stic m0rufaotuYeS, y bile 40 II
3-ut space upon the outside, and within
the enclosure, will afford room FOR Stock
apd Agricultural Implements. = Aiga
and .;ght toavd fence surrounds the whole
Nc havo now "iair grourj' aurplSs>t
- no county in the State. All we have
non 10 10, is, Tor the citizens to come out
with their best cattle, horses, ruta-baGas,
handsome daughters, cabbage. aud suc'
like, AID we shall. lave show that Van
Tu.ea County WI, rot be ashamed 1t.-
u. ua al be cut cH the day Of Tho ftsir.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

PURCHASE or S0&ORA,--lt il said bv
sore OF the letter writers, that iuaucati !
parties from Calf rnia and Arizona V,r
1T Washnet5n. sol ting to Government
20 purchase Sonora. ~ the r.. CT.
dit.on OF Mozic,n affairs, We ,h,u,d rup
pose any such neeotii tim would he diff
cult, yet ve are told it has alfeady be-
commenced. Mexico would p,obaby
wiling 20 sell. ifthere We're any resporsi.
bic government to speak for hsr, aud no
oae doubts the readiness Of the prtsent
a4oi:ri.tration to buy, though the co"ntr
- ;a'efy populated with Wild Alseao
sa5 cln DC 0! 10 earthly lac to us II pres-
ut. ualess Tor TIC accommodation 0, ,tc
p.o. Give territory Of Arizona, ana u
s. go. stsrs thsre GO pecially. WHO want !.
psft 0. Guymas for their accom-. ston.--
We aAaU not be surprised hewey cr 70 Aear
o. the parohsFe OF Sonora at tic art O.
rortupiy, and Of Sinaloa ..iso, gAoliy u.
in part, regardless =. eN.en-c .
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hbtAtsst AAti WIZ
The oonesl onaept Q. the New York
Ttmes write:
! h great chess match between Gcrma,
ny and America teip een NJ. ilarwitz, CT
Prussia, and Mr.. Paul Murphy, OF the l..
s, is now going On in this city, az thu
Cafe nc le H. gence, in the Rue St. Ho-
more, the head quarters Of the lovers OF
the scientific gsnc. TIE match is TO BE-
won by the gamer Of tie first seven games
NJ. Hnrwt2 gaii cd the fast two games:
Mr. Morphy gained che next throe--the
last OF winch was played yesterday after
noon and evening and evening. la the
third and fourth games Mr.. Morphy
made sono Of tie Qst brilliant and start
ling moves that had ever been seen in the
Cate de Ia Rcgenco aud 81 great was the
enthusiasm, that Geographic dispatches
were sent 10 the ith!ne, to Merry, to the
Duke u Brunswick nd other great play
ell, Logging them 70 come and see the
wonder oi the world Notwithstanding
wc ere in the midst Of the Watering sea
SOP, 8hen ali the t3shio. Is supposed at
least t. be out of town, the Cato de Ia Re-
geuce Is the scene o. crowd or rather q
nob, Of distinguish d mea, ind even wo-
men, o. all natiCNa!ites and at! tongues
II is believed that Mogphy will beat liar
WITT, though it Is MT BY any mean sure;
aud il hat clao lie becomes the champion
Of Tie w.1i6 f5r no man in Europe can
best Narrjc4. Narw'tz is y year cd;
Morrby but % Morphy plays mach
faster than Harwitz sud in fsct, faster
t.an aay adversary 10 has yet met in In.
rope, and tie boianoss and originality o.
h.5 Moves stsike tho lookors-ou with aa.aze
usoat And admiration.