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I" Yeung america"
A appears 6y the notice in your paper, the
frst lecture Of the course before the Young
Mems Christian Association lie to be on this
evening at the Baptist Church, BY Rev. W. w.
Patton, Cbicago-subject
YOUNG AMERICA.
This parsonage is q modern gentleman, not
known 70 the ancieuts, nor had he many 40
Quaintanoes among even the last generation.
That he is a man Of distinction there can be
no doubt, though bis pedigree is somewhat OBJ
seure. Owing 10 bis many virtues, some as
sribe TO him a celestial birth, others, looking
only at the follies Of his youth, assign to him
An Internal origin, but most persons regard him
ss al offspring of advanced humanity.
He 10 probably a production of modern
science. His parents evidently died when he
was very young, as he bears no marks OF pa
rental restraint or discipline. He is . selfmads
man. He moves 10 oil grades and circles Of
society, his company is sought BY those OF high
caste, low caste and the out-castes, none are
so learned or accomplished as not to be inn
proved by his society, and none so ignorant as
not to know hid. He possesses some God.liks
qualities. lie is certainly ubiquitous. He is
on the street, in the bar-room, in the editors
sanctum, in the pastors study, on the steam
boat, in the rail car, in the theatre, at the So
cial gathering. lie is patron of The fine arts
and devotee of fashion. If he does not wear
hoops, he evidently admires them. His pow ers
and adaptations are most remarkable as an
educator. lie noulds the young with such per.
feet facility, thai many parents commit the
training OF their children entirely to his care,
thus having much more time for business OR
pleasure or ior works OF benefcence among the
poor. While all his plans are on a grand and
comprehensive scale he is al the same time very
practical. For convenience and dispatch in
educating the young, be has abolished the class
Of boys and girls, heretofore regarded as a ne.
has young ladies' at eight, and young gentlemen
at ten, fully qualified to take the entire charge
Of the affairs of the family, and with discr-
minating precision that amounts to intuition
they make all the family appointments, assign
ing to the parents aud other subordinates their
exact position circumscribed- by appropriate
limits.
Whether he was born in palace or a hovel,
in the cabin or in the Storage. is Of no sort OF
He is evidently of American ex-
traction, not much known nor honored across the
wa CIR. He is universal genius, successful
rival of the Yankee, and exists more influence
On American mind than Pope and President.
How Mr. Patton will handle this proms-
ing youth those who attend the lecture will
knay
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SHoE.-Mr. Carroll, a Muscatine Celt, was
shot with pistol, last Sundry night, and say
he don't know who did it; but woman in that
city says that she shot at a man who was SO anx.
ious to come into her house, at an unseas onable
hour, that she could not induce him to leave
until she tried the persuasive argument OF the
lead.
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very pretty danseuse has lately created
great excitement at Berlin. Mile. Lelienthal
made so many pirouet'es one fine evening on
the stage Of the Theatre Royal, that she turned
the head OF Herr Compton, rich millionaire
OF Vienna, who was on visit to the Prussian
capital. The beautiful limbs of the fair Terrsi.
chore touched bis heart SO deeply that he de-
manded her hand in marriage. OF course you
will say that she at once accepted the offer
Not at all. She made her conditions as fol-
lows list, an apartment separate from that Of
herself; Sd, $4,000 francs year for her tot
lette; and, finally, Qor she calculated every
thing,) 300,U francs in case of separation
Mr.. Compton subscribed TO these slightly un-
reasonable conditions, and last week all the
gay world Of Berlin Witnessed in the cathedral
the marriage of the millionaire with the dan
Seusr.
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Inc Frussian tforger DRESSING blew eut bid
brains At Asmphis, Tenn, one Ssy lsss veek.--
MS vile, jolly danseusa, was in expectation
Hei his return 70 Paducah, KY, bat a. soon q
she heard Of bio death, she thougAs u . ready
consolation, and GOT married the ,sans day % 1
young tsllsv, one snoaG her newest asq0aint-
anoee.
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sB The new directory Of our city, by Mr..
Bowron, is now published. It is very neat
and comprehensive book, cont lining every thing
looked for in work Of that kind; aud will be
. valuable aid to all our business men. We pre-
die; for it rapid sale, fer We know it is worthy
of sncccss
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w Henry Burt, Of New Jersey, has invented
. horoscope, or egg investgator,-a simple
continuance by which to detect bad eggs. Won
der if it would operate satisfactorily on a news
paper subscription llst
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Vonpcundsd entirely fro~ -
J MkDlCIMka nop hassrs ~ uAIlvE M
C1fAdrAc, easier, miides, ana LaSsie, 40 -
ether medicine knowp. Il |. ~. y sEscsu.i y !
Leeer remedy, sesins Ara - sesaga Co.,,
mosSM matter. then on the sser. 49, Aes~ = =
s ~. ms.ses, INNS scecmp,sAis.s ~ - hsstiI.
LIN the operations Of most Ir1...I 'esllne
Tie systsm - he sssa< tin. shs -
when taken daily n mode,a,. St ~ ps,ss
and bald u Up uiah 81 !, ,tss.ss, VA
The Liver u one n N.
ths human body; and N - ~, y tparss.
tions well. the powers Of nsa Per- ~
sped. The AOnsdcA is o. b -, stn ss.,srs
on the healthy action OIL d. shsir,J az
| performance Of iis fnpe-s .tia.c~ Nv spNa
u q fault, the bowels are = :. vhea q p,
system suffers IN conse- er.n us ~ I.
Liver - having eeased - 4 - Il. cf easw-
diseases 81 that organ one a. szy,
made u his stsdy, in . - s,s.,s DreIE~Nl
twenty wears, 20 hpd y sas. NJ
70 counsssaes the many M. ssrs..'.sn.ty ~
isliablse saesb -
10 prove that this rem. ~
rersontroubled withLlv- err.1 a2 b.
Of IL forms has but 10 - n, piaiHs
ton - eevtain. These M f,nn.. 80, ~ ~
Or bad matter from the . U..s. asss 4 =.
place . healthy few Of - hi. EsSyh.. =
stomach, causing food 10 ~ al~,.. nFNs,SsS =
tle Aiood. giving tone .as 1900,
machinery, removing the cau.s = ~.
fecting radical cure. - u tHA
R1lf0us attaeksA ar.
- heeeeTs pFcyense- -. \. y, ana =.
Of the Liver 1nvbg- or.s. aessasass
One dose after eatlnr - j,.,S
stomach and prevent the food f ~. y ~.
Ing. Usage,
N1ghfmave. ~ isanas n.
Only one dose taken at = MIA,
eis gently, and cures r. &C., essas q, .
| One dose taken sfter saoh reness.
| pepat0. "sai vl esn =
r. Ono dose Of tive -.l,..
| relieve Sick Head. VI 4,
vhlis 2. ''s'' 's's. c.,
| Cholera M0rbus. "A NE a,
| Cholera. Wsvsna,.
| Only one bottle 10 need - al
system the effects Of m.SsstMfev ~ 4
| sickness. - ARR
One bottle taken for
aafIowness or unnatural - 90. = &c fsrs,.
| One dose taken : short AI,l,'. Zen lsn ne Il
visor 70 the appetite and maI..alss s's =
One dose often repsst- n "a -. - ~ als =
arShGa in lis wor., = - cufes CAsssss
and Howell compla ats Yield -. S-as san1
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| One or two doses cure.
| a. snsadisr rs,,sa. 80, There "a no nm, !.
| HeW ba,,is: na word, 10 1t sev~ N
the abscyh-nts. cures Esspsy, W n
| We take pleasure 10 re- - co,rr..A..
cine as preventive 49,. an
Chill Fever, and all E.Ss.. ~ ~ 4
| Type. 1t operates Nm r.,,ssn,, ~
sands are willing to tess NV Ia n. 80. -
ues. O@ss'l
All who use u are giving their,,
ImOus testimony Lea las fayov.
Mfx water s.f Sse meath win n.
vigOTatOr.and sSs allow both tess,
THE LIVER INVIGORAr0l
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVER -
~ working cures, almost too grea. 10 beli,r. n
IS II BY magic, scen tie frss dose gieiso -.
seldom more than one bottle is required 4 y,
kidd OF Liver Complaint, from the vorn Jas.,
Dyspepstd TO common Hedd1,hs, al n nv
the result Of Eise0sed Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Pva BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, s45 Eroaasay. n,
keiaiied by Druggists Sold also by Il 4.
%. Wood Co., 81. Louis; squires 4 Bioas. ]
ton. -
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AFFEICTEn FOR YEARS.

r, DkLFHo6, O., ] an. u, 80. /
n Messrs HuntG Gariner-Genls IL w.sh to make ,
n known 10 the public article, from which iass
derived more bentf fit than from all ether medicnr
1: which ever used l have been suffering ftr
rFever and Agre and its ELECTS. for the last I've
Es years, in which time l have scarcely enJoytd
single day Of good hsai.h, until ] procured frsz
G your drug store bottle Of DIR. CHRisTIEs A6uli
.. BALsAM. In few days found myself clear "a
W Ague, and rapidly recovering In health hsssl
~ not felt symptom since 1 comiis.csd tskitx nj
about three months, although constantly ssr6 ssc
to cold and wet weather. To nj friends. aId the
n public generally, suffering from shs dsesse N any
health, constitution, and money.
Yours, J.B. GRoscOsf \
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BoDY IA short time since farmer, who lives
about five miles from Hamilton, visited the
city on business, and while here met with an
accident which caused the dslocation Of the
yertebre OF his necl:. The unfortunate man,
we regret to learn, is now lying in an utterly
hopeless condition, being unable to move hands
or legs, or TO perform any OF his natural iunc :
tions--in word, he is living head, but a
dead body. He has lain in this state since the
occurrence of the accident, and the probability
is, that he will never regain the use OF lis limbs.
The poor man is attended by Dr. McIutosh, who,
we learn, entertans no hope of his recovery
Hamilton &c. w. Times.
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A gentleman recently inquired Of Gev. Harris
Of Tennessee when he intended to appoint day
loe thanksgiving. 'Id like 70 know what the
- yer vas u 1slansksly ssspeosa
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IxDIAxA SExAroRs.-The Senate Of Indiana
Wednesday, BY . vote Of 20 to %, declared the
election Of Nessrs. Bright and Fitch to the q,
Q. Senate, 10 be illegal, unconstitutional and
void. The resolution will doubtless pass the
House By still larger majority; and then a
Joint Convention will be held aud two Anti.Le--
sompeon Senators will be elected in their stead.
Should this be done, there is no reason, how
ever, 10. believing that the new members will
b admitted TO their seats.
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A CARD.

The recent developments in regard to the af-
fairs Of the ''Iowa Central Air Line Railroad
Company" and the comments Of the public
press thereon, render public denial of all state.
ments connected Herewith SO far as they relate
TO the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Company, due alike to the Company and to the
Individual members of the Board of Direction.
The undersigned has been q member Of that
Board from the organization Of the Company
was President of it at the time of the passage
Of the Iowa Land Grant Act by Congress, in
Nay 1856, and remained such until June 1867;
and has been familiar with every transaction Of
the Company up to the present time.
The undersigned states most positively and
unsQuivocally, that the Burlington and Missou-
ii River Railroad Company have never paid, or
agreed to pay, either directly or indirectly, to
any person or persons, company or association,
one dollar Or any other sum in money, stock,
bonds, lands or other property ofthe Company,
% compensation for procuring, or aiding, or
attempting to aid, in procuring the passage Of
said Land Grant Act by Congress. No contract
by the Company or with any Of their agents,
was ever made to promote this Or any similar
purpose, and all statements to that effect, from
Whatever source they may emanate, are wholly
untrue.
The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Company have never sold, contracted or pledg.
Cd in any way, or ever issued dollar of false,
Sogss, unpaid or fraudulent stock or bonds, to
any person or persons whatever.
Several months after the passage Of the Iowa
Land Grant Act by Congress, letter from .
gentleman residing in an Eastern State, was
handed to the President Of this Company, in
which it was suggested that the other Compa-
niss which we're bene6ciaries under the Grant,
should contribute in proportion to the amount
Of laad received by each, for aiding to lobby
the Act through Congress, and desiring the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Compa
ny to pay . certain percentage upon the value
Of their lands - compensation for the same sort
Of services. The letter was laid before the
Board Of Directors, and by unanimous vote of
that body it vas directed to bs returned to its
author with peremptory denial Of the demand.
Since then no more has been heard Of the sub.
ject w. F. CooLBAUGH.
burlington, Nov. 26th, 1855
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PRISfERs FEsTIyAL.-It has been saggested
by the Fairfield Je6ersonian, and concurred in
by several other newspapers, that the printers
have festival at Fairfield upon the anniversary
Of Frsnkln's birth day, January 18th. We
think the suggested q good one, and will en-
dsavor to be present should the affair come OF
A. urnnoaod
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Peter Nelson, of South Troy, New York, re-
GENTLY discovered that his wife loved somebody
else better than she did him, and, unlike most
Outraged husbands he sough, out the ode
stroyer of his peace" and disposed of his .sbet.
ter halt for SIT IN cash, and sewing machine
valued at $40.
VIM G. Ford, who murdered officer Burpham
in Baltimore, hasteen sentenced to be hanged
CuRIoys Casa NAN FoUNp GUILrY ny
JURY Is PROVED INNOCENT BY CALF.-We
mentioned in our last, an abstract OF the pro
ceedings Of the Circuit Court, that man named
John Halpin had been found guilty land con-
demned to years service in the penitentiary
for having stolen and killed heifer belong inr
to s. T. Reed. II turns out that Mr.. Reeds
heifer was neither stolen / or killed, for day
or two ago it came home alive and hearty. thus
proving that poor Halpin had been wrongfully
condemned. Fortunately he had not ucen sem
fenced. So new trial granted him, upor,
which the Indictment was quashed aud the man
re!eased.-Ot.awa en- Free Trader.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT Naples. The Douylasi,es
had adjudication at Naples on Thursday even
ing last. While the crowd were at sumner in
the hotel, young man named Stewart went out
and loaded up an old cannon with 4 heayy
charge Of powder, rammiDg is full of waddine,
mud, DO, and fired 1t Of The cannon explod-
sd--a fragment striking Stewart ia the aodo-
men, and killing lin instantly. He vas blown
20 considerable distance, and horribly mang-
ed -,as
A the people Of Indiana talk Of amending
their present free and easy divorce laws, il Is
suggested that those who want divorces should
apply soon, and that perhaps the raihlpads
might Dc induced to run special trains at re-
duced fare for the unhappy mated.
kxruax OF .SEHAroR ,SUNxER..-The Wash-
ington National Bra says that Mr.. Suaner win
return . the United States the latter pare. -
this month, and resume bio post 10 the Gsnsae
~ The opening Of the session q Osnsrsss. $
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A nAH's nnoERs Bows INTO THE PocKErs
o. Asornsa.-At New Village, in Warren coun-
y, Conn.,, on Friday last, during . celebration
By The Republicans. nails, etc.. were indiscrimi-
aatsly forced ints cannon, By the load of
which Louis Gsldsn, yoang nan Of about %
year,, bed hfs hApd and arm - badly tern that
ampusAtioa was necessary. Some time affair
wards several fingers Of the injured man we're
launa in the pockets Of . bystandse.
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1HuIHudPOHS, NOV. ..
Aansar. Ferguson L Cs.'s slaughter house
at West Indianapolis, was destroyed by fire IA /
night, including about 200 dressed hogs. Loss
about 81 900; no insurance.
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ghanD DsnnAE-A llsv - yS6oAyr
sslunns.te mako nsnsion for The bs.eos ~
nay yssor - = - -, ~ bssiekloe'
.DsAAsine pish Aicl slIse i saeaiisa r shous
fear ponths dhg ~ vas1l weather, ~ re-
ssnnessed . ~ 49, 49,.
TAs ssiect " sAis nseisar. = fssnd h ~
sssssa artisIs 81 The CsDt nsicn = the pro-
motion Of broth erly- lpse amoag IL msmbers
The cultivation Of Ne - he Improvement
Of manners, the acquisition Of knowledge and
essAinmens In the arts Of Ds6asi, . and Public
Speaking.
l. Is the intention Of the members to ralt
this Society one that will be an honor to Bur-
linsson. Add nov 1t is our wish that the many
young men Of this place who have no resor,
bot the gambling house or drinking saloons,
would come in and be Of the number Of thoss
Who are laboring for their ewa good - well ~
for the good Of others. Il Is not necessary for
me to attempt to describe the bene6ts arising
from such an Institution, but suffice tito Say
that . majority Of public speakers commence
their career in the debating room.
Meetings are held every Friday evening in thu
basement Of Old Zion Church. Should b
happy to sec sny who wish to attend the de-
bates, as il is open to all who may wish u
come in.
Come one, come all.
/ Respectfully, A MEMBnR.
4 G. B. + O. RAiLRoAD-CHAxaE OF TINE.-fh
Express train leaves at 1865 .. m; Accomoda
ion S4s p. M. The Express train arrives .
| East Burlington at ESQ p. M, and Accomoda.
ton at 7:65 a. m. The stock train leaves at
p. m. This arrangement goes into effect thi
moenjnr
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Oue elAve-breeotng tr1on0e % tne cousn,
Who ass infant upoa keeping up the equilibrium
bsswssa slavery and fFssdo9, have resorted to
many sxpsdisan and sought out divers wise
asAAs - that end. Ill Of wh,ch have failed, sig-
nally failed 70 bring abeat that mveh desired
-. What b nest relied upon and has been
nsse fsserted 10 u acquisition of tsrritery. H.
eomnsnssd under Nf. jefferson in the acqui-
dtiea Il Louisiana, then Of Florida, Texas,
California sad New Mexico. Now the cry +
r0uba, anesher slice Of Mexico, and Nicara-
Ga. Bat the coequsss Of Mexico and Mica
sagaa nsvss eaA b made By the South. Un-
- Neethen msa become interested and send
SewA men and meass, Walker never will ac-
es0plisA snything. And Northern men know
that white ms1 saaHot live In Nisaragsa-thAt
diesass win soeu oar Y them o6-that the coun.
w sssld b. Of - possible use except q col
ony for our free negroes, and hence will not
60. But giving to the South Mexico, Cuba
and ell the territory on the Southern part Of
this continent opening the African slave trade
and allowing them the use Of our National
chips 70 bring the negroes over in-giving them
Ill they have gained in the bred Scott decision
and yet Southern institutions end Southern
population cannot keep up with the march Of
frssdsn, white men and free paid labor. They
have already blackensd two thirds Of the ma
sionAl domain with negro slavery-let them
spread 1t over half Is much more territory and
they are further than ever from tine consuma
ton they 90 devoutly desire. When the In
dian canoe shall cope with the steamboat in
breAsting the currents Of our rivers-when
stage coaches shall compete successfully with
railway trains and the muscles Of the horse be
equal to the locomotive, then will slavery and
the negro chattls be equal to the anglo saxon,
surrounded BY free institutions with the incen-
tive Of patriotism and love Of home to urge
90 to perfection in the arts and sciences, and
70 the highest civilization.
As has already been said, the battle between
freedom and slavery has been fought and won.
The sceptre has departed from the negro.
drivers never again to return. Their misguided
and iladvised efforts to regain their controlling
condition only renders their weakness more ap-
parent. The census of 1850 will finish them.
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~ young woman, named Caroline Levi,
drowned herself In Dubuiss, On Heaaay last
TrR 0sAxp TsuxK RAlLwAY.-TralRe state
nsnt fos vesk, ending 90th Nov, 1858.
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