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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-01-20
The STATE Of Politics.

EH@ NF&EE AGk%..%
The New York As.e4 ef the 18th inst; contains q
very able article upon the approaching admission Of
Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon into the Union. 1t
shows that the contest that will take place, will be the
most important that has ever shaken our government,
and it predicts, and We think correctly, that if Kansas
is refused admission under the L~econpptooan Constitution
recognising slavery, the power Of the South is lost
forever. The fact that Douglas, an undoubted aspirant
for Presidential honors, has yet himself up in direct
opposition to to the { most vital me- measures Of the South,
shows that already their power is waning. The great
question now is, will they fail in the approaching con
test, and if So will they aequiesce in theirfailure, or
will they rise up in open rebellion. The States Of Abs
bama, Georgia, South caroliiatass And Mississippi, are, the
Charleston Mercury informs US, ready fer the last meas
'ure1 If 30, our country is npon tho verge Of civil war.
What have We to sppease the stormJs HI the great
contest upon the admission Of Maine and Missouri, the
two States we're considered q counterpoise to e&ch other;
the one as q free, tie other as a slave State. But in
the approaching contest, we have three free States, Kan.
sas, Minnesota and Oregon applying for admission, and
not one slave State as IN equivalent to the South. 4
The present state Of our country cannot but be a sub
ject OF alarm. and sorrow to men Of all parties. W.
are, if we may judge BY the events going 90 around US
approaching that point, where either the Unian must be
Violently torn asunder, OF at which Southern institutions
and Southern men, must, in the languages Of the New
York Herald, prepare themselves for an unconditional
surrender 70 the teuder mercies Of the North ea
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
aelCAvsa VOLCANIC OF.
l1N0DsAT.

The best bsnimsnt ~ The N9fss f1r nan
hf beast.
.s-.ss.r ss~s,ksS<s ssvs
performed hy Mefeaa's t~oissHie Oh Lin.
imsni. Read for yourselves.
Thomas Ford. a blacksmith .livins mar
"a s4aipnne on Tenth street. hal a heni.
bic running soFs On Bis fsg,. H. sf.sd
r%arisu. linimen',. Salve-, Ae.. bat eeslj
d., 10 good. ~ isspairsjo " ever being
able 10 wurk a, bis trade ngsir, because
he could ~, bear ans weight IN biz FOO,
AMI BIZ one small bottlsaf MrLsan's Vol.
canic oil Linimrut, he - nov perfectly
carel.
Rhrama,ism .parals.i ., nsnralfsa hui4
sss. .pralu.. .tifns-. in,he jeisss q nus
clss. dwellings. sore throat. esr-sehe u
,oath.ache. wuansls. fresh esaa 1sss'
burns. scslts, pains. &C., yirid 70 ths
"masic' influence u this wonderful Lin
insat.
FOR iIo-.e- t-i css'l. !, - ~ iufsliihl'
remedy fur ehsfes. gale. scratches, cry
pst herl-. larnsn~-s. patin. swesny ssff
daala, bruises. svelIinzs, wounds. tsssle
snake bites. and s.fios. other disease
which animal. ass liable - lFum %injaris
or accidents.
livery essnlsy msrxhsrt should uh,al
q supply u NeLeaa's vpIauis OIL LA
msni. II sell. rapidly. 1~essss y sl-ss
cures.
A liberal iiscrunt vii he made le NET
chants vhs bus 10 .ell again.
r-rfer sale n ]. n. Mclean. pfapfl
st5r. cprnsr # Third AMI Pine street,
s.. Louis. w sisc for -asshy rhes.
clsrke. a he ssprisk csfasx,ir psssii
rsbvssy J. isss. er
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
The state ef Mississippi, |
Pamela (sWuWtS.

IN Ne Circuit Court IF said County.
srad ,s,,a 4 Martin rrAcllIsS NJ
John u. rhra-her, } 18th day Of febsa-
ary. lsjs. againa the Estate Of said de-
PENDANT, Tor Sl3i o.
The said defendant, John u. Thrasher,
IL hereby notified that the above suit i
now pending in said Court. tia, said At
tachm.ns has been executed By levyirg IN
property Of said defendant. and shs, NJ.
tess he. tho said defendant, shall sppeari "
aud before said Circuit Court. on " b.
fore the first day Of the next term thereof
TO be holden al the Court House Il sais
county, in tho town Of Pamela, on thu
seventh Monday after the fcush Mcsds'
in September, 4. d. isjs. and rlad Il
said action, Judgment viii be snseres
against him, aud the estate attached vii
be cold.
&C. HARRISON, CIrak,
q. Hassisox, PrIrs An'y.
JULY ~. ISIS. Wv.
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N the Circuit Court n said conafy.
No. lois. rs. "A issued the ls,i
John y. Thrasher. day Of February
lsss, against the estate Of said defendant
for $l:s ~.
The said defendant, John b. Thrashsr,
Is hereby NOTIFIED that tho above suit !.
o pendisg IN ssld csarl list ssid Al.
saehmeps has been ese,uted ~ ievying on
property ef the dcfcudssl, sed that un.
loss be, the said defendant, shAiI sppca'
IN aud before said Circuit Court. on Of
before the frs, day Of thsnsxt term there.
", to b. holden at tbD Court House ol
mii couasy, IA the teen of Pamela, OF
the Seventh Msnday after the Foar,l
Monday 10 September, \. d. lsjs, an
plead 70 sad action, judrmcn, will b,
entered against bin, and the estate q,
,achcd will be sold.
j. &. HARRISON, Clsnx.
N. :. w,sp, Prf's Any.
July ~, 1855. a64w.
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THE srsTEor Msssusssprl.
Pamela County.
IL tho Chsacey Court Of vail County
Nag Term, lsjs.
gsorer e.. tarmHrk. ~ nj.

IL The ChaHceD Court Of sfk County,
Nag Term, lsjs.
Gsorgc c. tamnes, ct al,
No. ~. ".
". y. Wselten q al.
TT Ape ARlNG 70 the saii.faclion o.
the Court. that Stephen Marlborough.
William Marlborough Augustine Yaibor-
oagh. Richard Marlborough. Martha Var
borough, IasrsF Marlborough, John Var.
borough, Nauey Yarbofough, AMI Jane
Marlborough, Do ndap,- 10 ,hi. Bill, arr
uon.rcsideut. II the State u Mi.ssspp,.
II !. therefore ordered by the Court that
said defendants be notified n the pssieu.
" II this suit, ~ pablisa,lon, and lhs,
unless they be sud appear before tho
Judge II this Ceartat tbs neat, term thafc.
n. - b. held at the Court House in lhc
town " ranolo on the sth Nenday after
the 9Th Mssda, IN September. A. y. isjs,
and plead. ansssF Or drmur 10 said BIZ
of Complaint. ihs same will be taken toi
confessed and = decree rendered accord.
iugly. N L further ordered b. the csur'
that q sapy u this order be pabli.hed ~
four weeks excessively IN tlIs "psnoi'
STAR a weekly newspaper printed an
Published in said County II Pamela, be
fore The neat terra " this Court. and shs
. copy thereof b. posted 90 tho Couf
House door.
A true cary from tie minutes.
JOHN G. HARRISON, Clcrk.
July 5 .t<s 2f--4v.
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A Valuable Plantation
In Pamela county. For sale.

DEING lesiran- 10 concentrate my
- planting interests In the Mississippi
hntiam, aud alsh to pay all my debts, I
will eel ms plantation IN Pamela County,
where | nov rcsid'. II consists of zoo
acres. more than .s0 IL woods and fncly
timhercd. Al the cleared land il In fine
condition, well circlcd, ditehcl md under
good fences. the nrncr is within $50
yards " Comn Depot. The main road
from Ccneevillc to Memphis runs on the
cast line. and the road running wtst to
Como pcpo, on tho south liue. The
nsighhnrheod j. nus ~ the hcss IN Nh
State for churches and society. Offer
, very low, " the purchaser desired il,
! would sell some nesror< also.
!. " DAVIS.
Como Depot, March 81, 1858. lott
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; arr authorized 30 announce TlIuS.
gDplllr na ctniid t,s for Sheriff
|ansl. ebnuty, % the neat election.
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We are nh,hora "a ~ announcer
". WbirfbA ~ . candidate for
hty Treasurer ~ Pamela county.
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g are authorised 10 announce q. ".
|aIuN a. q candidate for Assessor Of
|sla coauty.
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For Probate Cicrki

=. WOprfEN nmpnusrs himreif
! ennliiltc for re.rlecliento the olhec
|%aon,rs Cllns VI Pamela couniy,
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\ are Authorised 70 announce JAS.
A u eanliinc Tor Sheriff At
|rSt election. noyls-tf
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: are authorised to announce JAMES
VAUGHAN o. q eanIid ste for isses-
VI Pamela County.
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For CuuntY xnrye,er.

: are authorised To announce II. ~.
~ q candidate for Count,
Eeyor Of Pamela County.
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MY WIFI. Arena ". fillmore, bav.
vi Ing hf NY bod and board without
any just cause, uhi. j.. therefore. 10 warn
persons fruui crciiting her IN my ne.
count, as | am determined to pay no debts
Of her contracting.
ELIJAH II. GILMORE.
July q. ISIS. PAN. 2I-tw.
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: are authorised 10 announce JOHN
pAckSUN rs a candidate Tor Tax A..
Psr Of Pamela county.
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; are authorized oauneuncc FRANK
vbpRR asa cinliI,t r for reelection
ojice OF Sheriff Of Pamela county.
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. arc authorised 10 announce ". Z.
,gIs a. a candid ,ts for csun'y Sur.
u Pamela t'ouaty.
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: are aashasisei to announce HENRY
eUKllkLL a. n candidate for TAI As.
|gr Of Pamela toaaty.
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l. ar aulhphi ~ Hnnnnnfe
J iLIEns as q candidate fuf De
VuafnaY u The seventh juileia
|,,sl, II NJ nest October alueilHn
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7sths crodifon Of the i;fais " 4. n.
bullock. dsssassdi
VIYHKhlAs VI. sniss-ienei. Admin
w iarn.or u tho estate n said 10.
ceased, did q, the Arril Term, I'd. 1855,
~ the Probate Corrt n 1~slinbasrhis
County. xissi. sipri, aie his report Of The
ln-sl,euey " the estate ~ ssid deccdsnti
Nov, ell prrsons haslsx claims sgainss'
the estate Il ssid dseebpnt. are hereby
notified h. es0e foreafd snd have The
ssms duly pfobasei md Registered IN Ne
Reg .ter Kept b. the CLERK u SAID Cesst,
Within ona fear from the date 81 the ffst
publication u this no,ice, or the sams
Will Ne barred
JOHN II. McArrr, Adm'D
Anil Is. tsss taGm
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We are authorized to announce
lilUl.AS II. NORRIS ~ a candidate
Assessor VI Pamela county.
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2 are authorised to announce J. A,
MS as a candidate for Assessor 81
hola county.
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The state ~ uississippi.i
puuUin tsuuis.

" me- cireaii TOUT NJ said County
wlltie,a tade' 4 ttAcllnlNt n
Mason Glenn } d daounfy, isil
against The estate n ihp defendant. ~
Sl0i tL
lhs said defendant, Mason Glen, /.
hereby notified that the aho,e suit I. now
pending IN said Court that said Attach.
menl has been cxeoniei by lowing on
pfopafi! Of said defendant. anl that an
less hs, ths said defendant, shall appear
~ IN beforc said Circuit Court ON on be-.
iorc the ilrst day Of The NEXT term ihoto.
VI, % he holden NJ the Court House Of
said county, IN The town Of Pamela. on
tho seventh Monday after tho Fourth
Monday IN September, A. u. 1868. and
plead 10 said action, ludemep, will be IN.
tered ngains, him, aud H. estate Attached
will b. sold.
j. q. HARRISON, Clsnk.
trsusAS & pmrss, .lor ffbs.
July -, 1853. 90 Nv.
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W are authorised to announce Jp.
III A. HERRING ~ . candidate for
Hssssr Of Pamela county.
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Insolvent Notice.

ATthe June Term. 1855, o. sAs Pr.
N bate court of i'anola County, Ms.
sis-ippi, upra the report u The Aia;ai..
trassr, The Essste II the late William 7.
Wrsnn. deceased, was declared IN saij
Court insslvent. All creditors u The
decsirus are hereby notified ~ hare
slrrir claims daly rrohsssi sni registered
in the Clerks ykee Of nid Court bv the
l., day Il July, 1872, else their claim.
WILDE forever hafvei.
Is-aej isue ~, 1855.
W. y. wOoITEN,
Clerk Of acid Court.
JIM II. i<5s. el-6m.
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; are authorized 20 announce JOHN
,RRIsON asst candidate fvr rc.cIct.
b the Office Of tircnit tierk.
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Y are Authorised to announce T. u.
lsDOLpll ~ q candidate fos Assessor
PAMELA county.
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arr authorised 10 ANNOUNCE iulg,
n. NJ lIlRIpur q. a candidate 81
Bat jalge of Pamela County
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For (ircmtt lIerks

\ are authorised to announce \. NJ.
EBtRN asa candidate for Clerk Of
|tircait Court OF Pamela county, at
Ensuing October election.
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VI are authorised to announce ju11NJ J.
~ a candidate for AsseSes Of
~ county.
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For s:scrin.

I arr authorized 10 announce rllOM.
/. HUDSON as a candidate for sheF.
Y this county.
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Yor l'eunt, Trcnsnrcr:

: are authorised to annoancc DAVID
IbfF -. y can liIatc for recollection 10
II Treasurer " Panpla gouniy.
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AZ saihsfsai 70 annaante 4 4.
Ian. N raailt, ue eanilitia ~
IA llbtnsF N Ne seventh Judicial
I.,l, Al lha nau uelphuf eleallan
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W ~ faH@4fffH fHHffs4 F@4HfF faHnfH
A. HsIss htk7t&s line sFsH N msst Ang
4 NJ 4 IN ~ su#N n FaAals. - a
Hssi-y Hyfh 4 ! I talys 4 4.
iwnN waAset W#ty
nassn i mlAa~., aasS
efFuA saiatfh A. a. lhls oaai T.
Allslfihs iAtf ne laHlsHfs 4
fHh VI Ems tai# fAAmss VII sH4
sHit Al nafI8nl. aH haYsfsHA a# #
taie N tlaAfssfDi, afI afa ms
ftfi thafsffsms ~ ihai ~ HfHa4fl fi4
- lAF ssaHtl p ieltal HfiH h
u 10 therefore HitsnH iHt iH8 Hi
i1HiaHli Artas# ahi fssl, aaHfw Hf
HHf q "A HiIl, ~ 1i TT iHa nNtI
iatm q iai rma A. e. tIi isu aElla
iatt li#aia " a4la tYmIYtlH iat iva
n Panels, 70 lhs stgatlh NlHia9 sh 4
tha laafth Monday 10 stlf Bod vs.. NJ.
fs, ulhffete Do aiAaa Hhf q
hHi wiz pa fltsh fsfslhfaisfl Wt4ii vi.
aud slel hHal aHHfHa mflH fhHfafH n
sha'l sa0m lsi anl pfafeh
4 is further Hflaf0i lHi UalF N
gfaaf he fuHli 'isi n NJ. ranl lt So
fnhlie aespapaf rahli ahfl 9 lha lHeH
~ Pamela, 10 Aaii eaHhll W. fauf veIa
sHaaessifelft
dsn,C, HARRISON. ctus.
" N,np, s1ilfiai ~ temp
Juiy N, lsis, " lN
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are Authorised to announce tpl'
Iswl ". rLANfuN ~ . eandidaie
Probate Judge II I'annls county.
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we Authorised 10 ssseuses r. q.
: q candidate Cor Pslieenaa n
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40, wih aia5 h saaasn.s SAN
|rl sfUy N iililf -pNlnsiy q Z
~ ~ Upiflel Ail1ihry ~ fhH
I'D a plafla 4 lHe Hsii uHebef
n
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4 FEW or TIIosE HANDSOME
N french tiD>Nt.Ts iefi ~
GRFfNBOrM 4 kARNES1'Ss
April !, 1855. il-u
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FOR cHiLDREN

We say 10 parents, Il your children aFe
.ictly, pany. or afflicted with complaints
prevalent among children, give them o
snail quantity 81 Mclaan's Cordial. asd
/, Will make them healthy, IA, and ,oha-t.
Delay no, q momen.i Try i aud YOU siIl
be convinced.
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S0le proprietor ~ the vsrdtSl,
Also. Mclean. Volcanic OIL Lihim<as.
gT-punsipaI depo, On the CORNER Of
Third and Pine strsets. ~. Lssis. No.
for sale IN Pa~pls, Mi..i~irrs, ,,
Tuvs. D.. CLAKkL,
N the Hnrk Corner.
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TO TIM LADIES.

DO YOU wish 20 be healthy AMI strong z
Thcn ~ a, ence aud Sc, -nmecf MeLenn's
Cordial. II will strengthen aud insigo.
rate your blood 70 How through every
vein, aud the rich. rosy bloom 10 mount
TO your checks again. livery bottle war
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-16
DIR. T. sSTEKILl-S
Iodine and SarSaDarilla.

Will all diseases arising from impure state o.
the BLOOD, depraved condition Of the fluids ef tbs
system, viz: Cancers Swelling OF the Glands, Rh-uma-
,sm White Seedlings. Chronic Sore Eyes Piles, Boils
Erysp-as Goiire, Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcers
the Mouth Throat and all Chronic Constitutions!
Diseases. This medicine Searches the very of
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
cretions in the sys.e, thus removing the cause which
renders the CURE CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
DR.. EisTEELT's IorIsE AND Ssss.PAsuLA will the
WORST xERcuKIAL DISEASE, and drive out and destroy
every particle o. which is in the SYSTEM, and
its bad elects
t~ill cure sscospAE, SYPHILIS vESERE,L rrsHAsE,
and will drive the srFHrLrTrc and all HEREDITARY
and MATTER out of the system throu IA
the PORES OF THE SKIN the Patient T--
feet of and PuRTTY. II is positive
for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, if used proper
length OF time i challenge the world to produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that Da EASTERIv's Io;aNE SARsAPARILLA will
all Nervous Diseases Female Complaints, Dropsy,
Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
Organs, in a few days.
1t will remove PmPes and Botches from the FACE,
and make the Skin Clear. White and Beautiful Ala
II does this by purifying the BLOOD, by its
prompt action the Liver, Kidneys, and secretory Or
gans producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula
Old Sores, letter Rngworn Scald Head, Biothes Erup-
tions OF the Skin. and all cutaneeus Diseases are ad
1ised to procure GRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TE,-
TER OINTMENT, apply the diseased paris
when using DR. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsaparila The
Iodine and arsaparia purihes the BLOOD and causes
the discharge their rrTEID NATTER, and the
OINTMENT HEALS THEM. When used, (Which I
always recommend } PERMANENT and RADICAL cure is
ALWAYS effected. They the best and most
cuR.rvEs known A fair trial is all 1 ask do
not fear the result.
Price OF the Iodine and Sarsaparla 81 per bot
tie six bottles for S. GRIDLEYs SALT RAEUM OISr-
NExr IS cents per bottle. Both are prepared by D.
EAsIEar, Of Third and Chesnat Streets st. Lo
is No, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be d
dressed.
II Sold by NJ. KsErssI, G. L. THOMPSON, D. WALKER
Co. and A. :. PuTSAn, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. myS
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Plumbing. Plumbing.

Pals, Tubs. &c, Baskets, split and willow, Wrap
Paper auI -viu-, e.. A.. mar.
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@ttaha frtt Grabtr.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
club Meeting on Monday Even! n.


Notwithstanding the bad weather and the
fact that no general notice had been given,
the meeting on Monday evening Of the DEM
ocratic club was we'll attended and went off
in excellent spirit.
ID. p. JONES, Esq, made the first speech,
and gave US fine argument. He compared
the creed Of our opponents with that of the
democratic party, and showed that while
the latter consisted Of a set Of we'll defined
and great permanent truths, the republican
creed was as variable as child's whims.-
That the party was a mere fortuitous union
of dozen Of uncongruous factions, ready
to mourt every new hobby. ride it to death,
and then to mount another. consistent or
fixed In nothing except opposition to the
democratic party. Their great and only aim
was to get Office. To attain this, they were
one day for, and the next day opposed to the
fugitive slave law; one day for, and the next
day opposed to popular sovereignty to-day
the advocates, and tomorrow the opponents
of negro equality, &c, &c.
Mr.. Jones was followed by WV. CoGswELL,
Esq, in an earnest and telling speech, fol-
lowing in the tracks of Mr.. JONES' He
handled severely the unstable, double deal
Ing and lodging course of the republican
leaders, contrasting it in this respect with
that Of the old line abolitionists, to whom,
although he must dsclaim all sympathy in
principle, object or aim with them, he must
accord the merit Of being out-spoken and
consistent in proclaiming and advocating
their principles.
The Club meets regularly every Monday
evening.
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From The chicago \. SIS. Chri.tIan Advocated

The following be considered settling the ques-
ton inr,bIy, that with such remedy sale by all
principal dru ists, o need longer with la.
put in the condition OF ~ Old Uncle Ned's."
From our acquaintance with persons who have used
o. J. W GODS Hair Restorative with perfect
the last two years, fe-l hesitation in Recommend
the article superior other preparation
in for the purpose, viz: for restoring gray
hair to its original color a and perfect for
badness, and failing preventative for the falling
of the hair
Il is decidedly the best an popular in use for
b-autifynr, preserving restoring and strengthening
hair relieving diseases of the skim and removing
dandruf and all eruprons and eyrrsh hea; from the
scalp.
We speak in relation 10 the above from wi know,
having been personally acquainted with per
who have used the Restorative for the above pur-
poses with the most graft ing results
II - not often We notice patent medicine; indeed,
We think We hav. never pulled one before, but Prof
Woods Hair Restorative is something superior
most of the preparations Of the day that canno:
forb-ar asking the attention of our readers to it,
CArTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market, called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storatve, Depot st. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
blown in the bottle said by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canahas. oc2-Im
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the present year than last, yet mu h more
was raised and larger quantity Of sugar
and molasses will be made. We see notices
of sugar mills for expressing the juice of the
cane in almost every considerable village 10
the state, where the farmers take their cane
and at tritling expense have it ground and
the juice returned to them in barrels. Such
mill is now in operation at the Eigle Mills
Of 5. Bell & Co., in this city, and appears TO
to be doing large business. SO far as
have been able to observe, our farmers are
making a much better article of molasses the
present year than they did last, and many
are even sanguine of making sugar. At
Springfield, We believe the making Of sugar
is no longer an experiment, but it is made
in large quantities As a regular business.
Tug CoMEr.-This nocturnal luminary is
rapidly disappearing away down the South
ern lit. The waxing moon for the last few
evenings has greatly aided to deninish his
glories.
We present in another column a very in
teresting letter from one fellow townsman,
showing the influence of comets in general
and this one in particular: on the neurology
Of this earth Is not the following para
graph, which We find in our exchanges,
strongly conhrmatory of Mr.. BIS theory:
The EUROPEAN VIxTAGE.-Thc Vintage,
which is now in active progress in most
parts Of France. is likely to prove one of the
greatest abunasnce known for many years
past. The grape disease appears To have
been completely mastered, and the appre-
hcnsion of its ravases, especially in the
Bordelais and Claret districts, have FORUM
ately been without foundation. The ac-
counts, too, from all pats OF Italy, from Sa-
vov, and from Libson, represents the vim
tage Of 1858 ''as most splendid. In Savoy,
in particular, it is said that never within the
memory of man have the vintage been SO
exurbent and prolific.