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lAAn "A-AA AeNs FAaAl --lA AAlAA-AA
rIIII nnEN,S nISE ASrs

EADN ~Ts kENOFATtyG kEsoLFEir EiQuld Be hailed a
blessing By esery mother, throughout the aud whose
lnisEts cted with Sores HumOrs, &c. The break
lggs OJ (tnus earyl evidence OF disease
rom the parent stock \ few doses Of the RENsvArINC
REsoLvENT viii eradicate every yestise OF the disease and
insure the child sound snd healthy BODY.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARXET-oct. =

MAHAEI-OCE
lBT TKLEGRAFH.l
Tlour-Markst continues dull and heavy- there was a
din Boson On the pan q hodsrs buysis
lower rte sales 20 bbs - s. sT{ "a s2 10 med
IS 50 double eItras-
Wheat-ln fair demand mnrkei for red inter firm and
spring dull and heavt sales 0 bu for No 2Ci-
spring. 90c for Cana1s clu1s SC for Milwaukee club
81 IS for prime white Canadian, 81 for while Illinois ~
CSC winter Ohio and Indiana
C9ra-Dul and heavy; sales 1000 bu Ohio and Illinois
&c
Bsriey-Dull a 15Gs1e
Rye-Dul and nnmiual a &c
Ozts-Ssesdy Al 4S6t6e-
EhIskey-Culet . 2l5<c
C1lu Freights-l3c o. -four iar On wheat sr9 rt ~,
corn % New York. - -
Recspts fs hOurS-Faur ls ,al hhls vh =. A Iaa ..
corn a. 90 bu; barley 1851 bu; oats ~ IN '
Cana Shipments-fl Il, SIS bhE uheaf q as hD.h
corn 2s So bu: larley Sis su; oats Ooo 6a 49,
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BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers IN Fish. Nails
Glass and Produce Ncs l9l and Ia street aud 10 and
y Meadow street. "Grccurs BlockH Cleveland Ohio.
G. BRADBURN,l
W. A. FIsHER.i aug3l-dly lsi
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CLEVELAND, ZANESTlLLE & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

- :...-.;; -..5;;sl 55s;;:slss9; -
On and after March 8, 1858.
DASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
L leave Cleveland IN tie trEs n the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh RaArUad at 4.i5 P. 81 tchan-L- rarg at
Hudson,l for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, OrVIle and
Milersbgrg: connecting al Orryie with trains the
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayne aud Chca-o X. R. east and
for CautJn Massilun. Wooster Loudeuve and Mansfield
Trains leave AIersburg for Cleve and al Is A N and
35 NJ connecting At OTvills with T. the p Fl
{. K. r., BY which passengers, from Canton Msssil
Wooster L1udeuvlle and Mansfield reach Cleveland
b. the evening train stlO0J P. NJ
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MRS. RoBNsoX7s CERTIFICATE.

MRS. RoBINSoN'S CERTIFICATE
VEENoS, Trumbuil Co, May lst, Isss
This cerles thlt have been IN Door health ioI
Yeas and found little relief smP0y ing number
of Physicians. My disfase PrOianSS Ute r. had
been reduce BY that and FlounT Ahus until had become
liberated % considerable srent By the advice OF Dr.
q " Bushnell and took bottles Of NIarshalls
Uterine tath1licuu which enabled D. attend hus-
band IN hrs last sickness until he died which about
year since have taken three bottles his d afh
which has made able % labor and slpp1 my family Of
three children The Cathoicsn has nearly restored
health. Il j. the only thing that has me afed ny suffer
ing Tor which feel very grateful
MARY 2. ROBINSON.
The CATHC LICoN IS for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ TO- ISIS Passenger Train leave Cleveland As follows
Gf5 b. Cincinnati Erpress stopping at Berea, Grafton
Wellington, New London. Shelby, Crestlne
Gallon, Cazlinst-E aad Ds.sFa-e-
331 p. N Accommodation. stopping al all ststlung.
$40 A Cincinnati hight Passet ger Stopping all
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and AZ
CaEuingt0n and Delaware; also, stopping TO
leave passengers a. al stati0as south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky. Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark ZauesEille, sc
Cresii.ne F'-brEE, p. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, y Dpea Sauduszy. De phOs, Lima. Fl
Wayne, Lap0rte Chicago, &c west. Az East
for ATausfieid. Wooster. Mass llon SC
Gallon and Bes5uane Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
foniaine, SluneE Union, Muncie. Indianapolis,
Ierre Haute, Nuceunes, Evansville Louisville,
Cairo ST. Louis, kc.
Dc aWaTe Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, o.,
Ii4yt1u, hsrlillcn. Cincinnati. Richmond, In
eiznapoiis, IerTe Hsute, 81 LOUIS. SC; ald a
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, ard al points on the Ohio
RIVER
CounbEs Lst..e -..-mi and Columbus and Xeua Rail
rad. for Neula, Dagtsa, Ind.a-ap0is, Ierre
Haute, s. LOUIS, Morrow, Loyeland. and Gin
nnatl an1 wltlthe Ohio and Mississippi Rgll-
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville,
Cairo. St Lsuis, and al points On tie Ohio rIygr.
Colulus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zznesgie,
N-es--gs, &c; Columbus, PlQua and Indians
Rsillsat ioE Piqua, UFbas--
The Vlon Tcket once 81 Superior street, a. the Pas
2 Z. FLIET. Superintendent.
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STlXDART, BEMIS 4 MURRAY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION gTERCHAT
FLOUR

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known brlndslt
Flour on consignment which We call lAe aitsniion
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

IL MEN. FFcH re y. Y. 'Dalig Neuss (EiiterilI)
we desire 10 cal attention letter from Dr. joshua
=. Bridge, On The Hellfh American W1en IN snoth
column He treats the subject IN able manner. and
his skill and medical Iudgmeu' nav he relied urcl"
From fie A.5aHg Morning ElrBresg
8IarShals Uterine Catuuccn has loved 20 be "a v as
salus5ie a. II Is claimed 70 be IN tess sLe
bg medical e1en lnd others. Dr. Bridge razu'ar
OF ns attaiumeuts Of erear uEmeut
and discninauu Judi and hisnly successful uc-
children"
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Uterine Cafholconi Is q ceriaIu aud safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is suulesa'ingly eere1 rciI1hle remedy those
comp % which Ic. AM which grail
uailT aec he mind well the body hat TIM
talk OF work becomes alike surce Of suicr1g If
possibility Aualg the Complains for which the CaIhoi-
a remeiT Failing Cf the womb bites sur
pressed. Irregular Pa fu 1ensfruaficn BoaiIn In
hamma ard Diseases OF the kidneys Urinary o.
Retention OF lncouuence OF Unnc. Heartburn. Coz
useness, Nervousness Paintings Palptaiilrs Cramps
DIS urted sleep and all troubes, ahdiic
connected VITA the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with Of the above SYMPTOMS
Or with spne liver lung complaints. invited
dress Dr. BRIDGE, with full cIudCrce L-t fhev vii
fnd relief MarShalls Uterine Cathoicuu Is act auack
medicine but Ingredients have been mlds kn1n 70 The
Medical COLLEGES AID thy the service o aav te-
spectzhle physician IN the country.
Tae pries o. MARSHALL'S UTERINE c4THOLE
coNig Oae DolaTaHi a Halfpsr siagis bout.
VEST BEpFoAD, Oosnocton Co hfrv II. ISL
Mr. II h kIusseJ sir.-I have been selling the medi.
cine ofthe Graenher opany for the last years and
have invariably fuu1d them 70 Eoo SATISFACTORY and
the Ps have sold 70 srsai many iaiiss O. regularly
- thertea and cuee and with trade have hecuu
aple article MarhsllE Uterine Caholicon is raeul
that done Of good IN female seas-
One lady - L 10 toll she had received more
bsnedt from one bottle han she dd m long course oi
medical treaimeut b. the most skillfal phvsicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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The amount received the corresponding period Of last
year. SAG tons
CORDAGE-SteAdy = quotations
FRUIT-Sales been made during the week Of eofsie
srabe quantities Of dried apples slI per bu Green
Applsshave sold at s5 per bb FOR fall fruit ChOies winter
varieties are held at $3.50 per bb CrEnbees selling at
Ss5GsslO With good supply
FREIGHTs-We repubsh tariff Of frsights adopted By
TIE railroads:
Fhst clsss-cevenne to New York ---sse per loJ I6s
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From Passaans
MARsHAIL,s UTERINE cArHnIIcn,s

'Aiaishalls Uterine Caihoeon vii certainly cure al
the diseases for which II is rucJmmelde J."
There Is omediciuc like it IN this country"
ia the worst C-sss have ever met with AIarshall'
Uterine Carhollcol ceri.-lu aud safe
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9m5nrallte.

" POLICIES issued IN the above Companies Al rea-
sinaD'e rates. ol desirable risks "A
a. Z. DRARToN on p L MASON
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The Tpon Medium Central IOWA

iary Cass, on the subject OF his m'ssioa
"a Paraguay. lie will to morrow receive
Instructions, the prominent features q
which ara that President Lopez be re-
ouired to make an apology for the insult
to our DAG. to make Operations TO me
citizens ofsthe United States who were
driven out Of that country, ana TO ao,
knowledge his obligation to satisfy all
other demands for redress--the amount
af indignantly. 10, be- ascestained. proDan!J
Through board Of commissioners this
hoard Of commissioners to negotiate a
com n,ereialStreaty, and obtain some qua
rantee fer the opening of the LA rata
and its tributaries by the removal OF the
restrictions On trade in those. waters
.Oniy one veSsol-thc Fulton-carryilng
the Commissioner, will at first proceed 10
Assumption. Should Judge j. succeed
! in his objects he will forthwith return to
Washington, bringing with him the cen
vention; but in the event OF an entire
failure, he will direct Commodore ohu'
! brick to send up the fleet, and with 1t tt
| carry out the distinctly defined policy Of
! the administration. The feet will, after
after its business in Paraguay, shows 1t
/ self in several Of the South American
I States, particularly in those in which ou
government has lorg had unsettled &c
counts
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war; discernible The opinion that the
principal fault in the cable Is mar the
shore, gained ground, although Prof
,rhompson's opinion was directly opposed
10 such sapposision. Il.
!, I, was supposed that something would
be done towards undermining and re-
pairing the cable in October, which IL
|. sner.aly. ! 6nc month gu the Irish coast.
M Hedfsy's fiesntic assguetc-ciac.
rte -mashtnc mud arrivrd-ut Vaicntia and
been pat 10 op,r,tion, md With the aid
Of this instrumeat Mr. Henley hopes te
be able to work through the cable during
some part Of each day, even ii the fault
should prove irreparablc. # ,..
5 1t wasthe nearly unanimous opinion
at Valentia, that the laying of twelve OIL
sixteen miles OF thick shore end OF th'
cable, would tend to permanently obviat'
great many Of the difficulties. Beyone
tho continuance of experiments nothlns
was to be done with the cable until tn
preconcerted experiments at both termin
! had been made. They would, it vas ex
] pecteJ,s demonstrate the possibility o
| impossibility of working the line in it
! present atate. sat go III a eEg@Et .#
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Definition of n slave, by Judge knitia ot
North Carolina

With slavery the end il the profit Of
the master, hi- security and the public
safety; the subject, one doomed, In his
own person aud his postority, to live
without knowledge, and without the ca
pacity to make anything his own and to
toll that another may reap the fruits
What moral considerations shall be ad.
dressed to such b in. to convince him
what i. is possible but that the most stu
Did must feel and know can never be true,
- that he ia thus tolabor upon principle
of natural duty, or for the sake Of his
own personal happiness? Such services
can only be expected from one who has
M will Of his own; who surrenders his
will in implicit obedience to that Of an
other. Such obeiisnce Is the conSc-
aucucc only Of uncontrolled authority
over the body There il nothing else
which can operate to produce the effect,
1He pouer n he muster must b. absolute,
10 render tie submission Of The staDe per.
fsrf
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Ohio Election.
tLEyELAND, Oct. ],


We have the following Republican
n,iorities Summit county, 900; por
,ase, about 90, Clark 1000; Huron L.
52l; Shelby ,U65; Harding 240; Co
lumbiana 60; Wayne %; Marion 200,
Seneca 100. Delaware 2s3; Lorain l.
800.
Curry. R~p. il elected u Congress in
tie Oh District Also, Ashley, Rep, IN
the .,h district.
The following are the Democratic ma
ioritics Ottawa county, two townships
10: -andnsky countg, 3l2; Crawford III;
Allon -; YIN Wer; h; Stark 200; Rich
land 800
Ia Logan county, large Democratic
gains
Ia Ashtabula township, Ashtaba'a
county, TOR Congressman, Todd, Dem
-; Hutchins, Republican, l6l; Gid
d.nes s.
Hamilton county, oppos ton State tick
Ct about L. 90 mgority.
seco,ni Congressional District--Gue-
IL. opposition, minority is about 4lo0.
First u 4trict-Pendletoa's majority
j. about so. About $4,000 votes were
roIled in this county.
Third Di>trict-F alandnghani, Dem
urdoub;ediy elected.
Twelfth 'strict--Cox, Dem, MAORI
" over SEQ in the Iaskingum district
fompkins, Rep, il elected by s'nal
majority Lucas county, Zdo Rep, mn
iariity. gain Of go over las, year, Fol
ton county. 80 Republican majority,
rain Of l15. Williams county, 100 IL
publican majority. Wood county, 5ot
l.epub ,an majority. Defiance, 2o'
Democratic maj 'rity.' Henry county
40 Democratic majority.
Twenty first District Bingham. Rep.
r,r Congress, is elected orcr. Ncares
Dem
The re ueas throughout this State in
aicates the success Of the Republican
State ticket by from 10000 70 1900
majority.
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Sisnettes for the Branches Of the STATE
Bank.

1t has been suggested that the Wig,
nettes Of the various branches Of the
State Bank be different We like this
idea \ friend at our elbow suggests
that bills Of the Dubuque branch contain,
as a yignctte, the likeness of Senator
Jones This strikes IL as very approp~i-
ate lie il ~ old resident Of the place,
distinguished man politically, and a
heavy man financially. He has done a
great deal to build up Dubuque, and LET
him be honored in the way proposed
At the same time let the likeness Of
his successor, Ia the United States Sc
nate, appear on the bills Of the Buring-
ton branch Of the State Bank Governor
Grimes has made his mark already, but
is destined to make it much higher than
he has yet done. We should like to see
this "profle" on the Burlington bills.
On The Davenport bills could appro.
priatcly appear the likeness Of Mr.. Claire
or Mr. Davenport.
Gov Loves likeness should be on the
keokuk bills.
We make no charge for these hints -
| DAB, Times
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Forty nine Of the eamals belonging to
the united States are now at Camp Verde,
sixty miles from San Antonio. Only one
Of those imported has diod, while ten
have been added by birth These young
American born camels thrive well, and
promise to grow up equal in all respects
to those impot 4 Notwithstanding thn
successful trisl lately made BY Captain
Beala ia his explorations across the con
tincat, there are some officers Of tho army
who doub, whether anything il to be
aaiacl by tile uec Of calnal..
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l4.nEn. .a- III edition in a scale

Jvyr TrHiI~HEr, 4A" III edition In scaled en-
vcofe. graz ana naird - any address, post
paid on fegeipt If two Stamps.
This little WORT. cnanatin- Fl ON cclei rated
member # the medical profession, gives the most
Iinr taat n'Drn4a. ioa ever published 10 al Ter
entertaining doubts Of their physical con.
ditioB. or vito coaseionsof having hazat ded their
hea tn and appipes>--contaiu ming the particula 3.
of mn entirely new and perfect remedy lot SPEC!
matorrhGa or seminal Weakness, pcbiiity \rr
voEsness, Depression OF spirits Loss Uf F1nrgy.
Iassitude, Timidlty involuntary Seminal III har
ges, Impaired Sight audMemory blotchPs AMI
pii, lies on the Face, Piles, Indigestion Paipitd.
.;c,, If the TART aat Bodily Pros:ration Of the
whole s,s.,a1. inducing :"ooten'y and mental
and physical unexpectedly meats OF "4.cn -
cry one moy >ure himscii privately, and al tr0
fling expense.
hr~ Address nr. en- J. c. KLINE. tot A,e1us
cor 10th street. New-York; Post Box, No. 45s6.
10 tv
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ssss-The Wayne Co. lind } Fair wa

ssg-The Wayne Co. (Ind) Fair was
concluded with II very funny feature,
that Of mule race. A correspondent
says: ;,
One Of the rules is, that no man shall
ride his own mule, and that the premium
shall be awarded to the one that comes in
I last So you see each rider will be inspired
to put tho mule under him through, at
the very fustest--hcPing oil the while
that his own mule, (Which somebody
] else rides J will be distanced, twill be a
long cared performance, beyond doubt
Grand finale to the Fair--a tab}ean.r rio
! am indeed and in truth
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King Philip Corn.

Mr.. Newman butcher, Of Niles has
left in. our Office some samples of King
Philip Corn, grown on his farm, three
miles east Of St. Charles, the present
season. The ears are long,, and have
eight rows of kernels, sound and hard.
Mr.. butcher says he planted this corn
past the middle of June, aaa the crop is
already thoroughly ripencd. lie is sa-
wing the larger portion for seed, and
it strikes US that this is just the kind OF
corn to be grown b. farmers in this lat
itud,, as it yields largely, natures early
aud is very heavy. Last season large
portion of the corn crop was damaged by
frosts, many farmers planting the large
southern kinds which require long sea.
sons to mature in, The King PHILIP
Corn will yield equally as much to the
acre aud is sure crop. The seed was
obtained from an Island in Lake W inni
pisseogec, in New Hampshire, and mas
been distributed through various North
err aud Western States by the Patent
OfTice at Washington. 1t viii mature 1T
ninety days from the tine Of planting
aud yield from 50 to 100 bushels Of shell
led corn to the acre, with fair cultivation
The outlay Of the grain is superior, i
being heavy, well filed aith oil aud adap
ted to fattcning animals 1t is also sus
! ccptiblo OF closer planting than mos
other kinds, and the stalks arc much bet
ter for fodder. 81 Charles MteNiyencer
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New Orleans, Oct 9.---The Howard
Association Of New Orleans deem 1t their
duty to inform the country that the pro,
longei existence of yellow fever, and
the present great mortality, are solely
owing to the infux of strangers, who
rapidly fall victims Timely notice Wi
be issued by this Association OF the de-
cadence aud disappearance of the dis
ease
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Observation-Disclosures.

- HAVE ENTIRE con rR0L or NEHN
. / superior quality Of Rgssian Winter Sac
< Ua5qt, IAN article introduced into the vi, a,
- growing distiic:s Of l'Hss.a.) which has hrri
- fouad 10 suc eced 5ett"r than any Winter le.t
ever cultivated that country. From Russia
- il Was introduced into Canada, Michigan, Mn
us ucsofa and Hlnof, in caci Of which u na.
E- -wit,tood tbs most severe winters and tic
= wette~u sprincs ID The satisfaction Of the la'
r. mcr. j. rr9aWG+ from N to 30 bushels 70 ~,
~ when sawu on good anA. and from it, hu,;,
- nature will not winfcr-hilt or drown.oat fot'
-. the effects OF act srriLg ltmay be sown
n an tilae between the first OF July and the r!ft
~ Of November.
- PACKAGES sufficient 10 produ"e from to
'7 l. bushels the first year. put up in stong acA-
will br sent to any address on the rec ript o.
One DoAH, L. NAH Address
&. r. VERIFY, =, q. box 1884,
= s. pearborn-st.. Chicago. Ill.,
~ Dealer in Farming Lands and city property
= Also, lands located at all the government lend
g of,ires with warrants or cash. hose having
- farms o. farming lands for sale, will find nv
Office one Of the best mediums to dispose o. tn"
- saae. ,,,,,,,t -.
- lIara lag wilson, coua'rr c Lana D,r', rh.r
= CORR ! liar'to,,,
- R*v. II. Y. BtS,ors.
..- lion, Henry A. Wisc, Goy. Of iirs r.3a.
M"ssrs. Sweeney. Rittenhouse, Fantd Co.,haakrr'
Washington, ID. Z.
- Hon. George Brig, New Y"rt,
- Hon Vim. II. Eo@H, Gor. - Dola"u".
= Rot. Far* yth". r. H@Ni FL AE'. / {. Z Il.
=. Y. u. In ordering. 2No y.nr NAE. past of1rc
county and .tatt. af 81. .we Il the nearf't -
- r..s Office. an.
From w. b. sn.ssn3. lIv' :,>Gns Agency, He-
q
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Ten copies, siZ months,
venty copies, six raonths.

As the next ensuing six months will coz CT not
only the stirring political events Of this fall Eut
the whole Of the next session Of Congress, these
are strong Inducements 10 subscribe for a WASH
ngion paper. for that time at least. HhatN liza q
or neghbo4hood Is there, in any Of the free
States in which there cannot lie found ten or
twenty persons who will give fifty cents each for
a Requiem paper published n, "ashin gioh' Tor
a. - - six NOM - Now is the time to send
III your names. NESI4- y
MO Washington :" &.
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New Yoak, Oct l2-The steamship
City of Il fillmore, from Llverpoo. 10Th
uit., arrived this Z "
Letters from Valentia, report no i'm
proyenent in the electrical condition Of
the cable The fault however, did not
get worse, for occasionally considerable
and distinct -eycr.a's from Newfoundland
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George Stephenson. the inventor Of
the locomotive, when asked what he con-
slered the most powerful influence
known. is said to have answered, not
steam or horse power ~ magnetism or
electricity, hut the power o" woman,
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Some Of our readers may expect that
we will have something to say in refer
ence to the personal attack made upon
us BY "X' in the last Cedar Democrat
We have only to say that the charge is
entirely false, and could have come from
no other source than the polluted inagin-
alton of its author. John !. fyan.
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PENNSYLVANIA has given large Re
publican gain, Philadelphia is largely
against the Administration.
Clloc2y Joees, is defeated b over t.,
600
IND,AyA. Gives increased Republi.
can majorities and the probabilities arr
tina, the Republicans have carried the
State.
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We see By a late nu nbcr of the Cedar
Valley Times that considerable interest is
felt, in that city, in the action of the &C.
dar Falls and Minnesota Railroad Gompa-
ny. We are glad to see this, for Dubuqu"
has or ought to have, more real interest
in this road than any other place, east Of
this valley BY throwing her Influence
| far this road, she can secure the trade of
the north west; an object of vital i'npor-
tauec to her. Within very few year
at furthovcst, road will bo bu,h Up the
Cedar Valley, no matter how many roads
are built between it and the Mississippi
river, Ii Dubuque throws her iLfucnco
! Tor sld b'aach at Drcrsviii', and run
mag from thoacc to st Paul, sue will
fni that road up this valley will draw
haa.l ivoa her profits and trade bat
it she comJ3 west t. the Codlr and Utite,
ia building a road up il, She Will cut of
the building of a road running north
ward, between the Mississippi aud Cedar
rivers, and by so doing secure to he
: -, -hants TIC trade Of northern Iowa
aud Of Minaesy..e. Will she !" it? |
not, she Is blind to hct true interest
Mitchell Rep