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for which as vet there Is no significant name,
there being 10 spring described in the Science
OF Mechanics similar To it. Il i substantial, du
rabe. and as elastic. if not more so, than ordin-
AIRY elliptic carriage spin-s, and possesses aivan-
tages which no other spring possesses.
p. ). CLARK,
3m2S2 Prdc.icaI H1chinist.
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GANG GERS.

Cured without any surgical operation, by
means of plaster, which DESTROYS the tumor.
and by cleansing the blood, which removes tie
seat Of the disease.
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}..rl, Advertisements have the privilege Of '''sF
ea.1sssrh r.. ys.,yra ,e.,ppyt regular and ordinary
~ Establishments, only. All Others chargtoos
,se square. --
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Uo,,ny PgEsExrs-A J Niele Is now
.:r;,, fall ard extensive assortment oil
fancy articles the most of which are 1T Tor h"'I-
d,v nre.ents. Those DESTROYS of making pres
ents had better call
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y. Bingham, celebrated Physician ct Utica, y 4
sayz-.'l have treated eases Cf Inflammation Il tEt
Brain Inflammation Of the Iuns>, Inflammation OF th'
Bowc,S AMI Kidneys, Initmmst ry Rae"nati-ni, thi'
Bed Fever with pr rrl~k'S Magnetic Ointment with per
feet success, when all Inter AL remedies have i'
also Of Group, Scarlet Fever, tauSer ana erra
Throat and Iun,S. with Ike ~Gcrr-. Ia a." E.it- u
known a. the Futrd Erysip-aS 10y which many valu
able lives were lost c,ei frequently and never tI''
Of eI.ctin- speedy AMI certain la cases ot Burns
Snr,in. bruises Proven Limbs, Cnlb'a;us &c it. c,rr
Ike a charm NJ lhy,ictn family VII b. singh
l,v without tbs medicine after bccom.u. aclaAjn'c
with It's power Ia cure -
soRE IIfs C.i,rrtp U,~r- ,>b CUtE',IN~, are com
-cIy cured BY two three application f tlg Magnet
Ointment
- Read adsettisruI-n; in th.- PAPER "m-:'-
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RE- Or !. W. KEEsrrr, Eclectic Physician aui ~u'
.On would respectfully annoUn-" 'htt J." vi. v~
:. Juhas ON the 18TH Lansing the I3h ami II b, an
Howell IN The 18th every month, where he viii o. nap
~ 10 met hi, oil friends aud especially those wao are -
Elected with chronic aud lingering diseases.
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Going East.

Refreshments al Detroit Osr>,o amt Grand wen and
upon Company ferry steamer ui-Dr Ieirut Eiser.
Hotel IA l-p1t al Grand Haven.
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Small Profit. and Quick Sales.
Ga. Light Meeting.
State Roads Letting.

PROPOSALS for the construction OF twenty
i two miles Of the Lexington and Flint River
Swamp Land State Road, commencing in the
town Of Allison, and terminating at Lspeer, La
peer county, vii De received until Dec Goth
All necessary information regarding the con-
strucion Of said roads, and the pay viii be given
on application 10 the subscriber at Lapeer.
JOHN Il. WILSON, Com'r.
Nov. 2sth, 1859. sw24l
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I,.sd,y Morning. Dec. IL, 1859.
,lv CHANCERY, JUSTICES COURT,
.xD CONVEYANGiNG
n1.AN SS~

uoSvER 4 KERR have juct completed, and
,.rs for sale at this office, by the rGam' cure
.;ogle sheet, full assortment OF Law, Chan-
.a,S Justices CVu.s and COnveyanclns Blanks
. oai ,rnted, on good paper, and warranted cor
rect Also.
TOWN TREASURERS' RECE PTS,
MAJ to conform to the Tax Laws OF 1872
Also,
,ooEs OF REGISTRATION,
r.u. Order Books. PromisS0ry Notes.
Marriage Cert nt"~'
BLANK ORDERS. &c. &c.
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nate. OF Advertising.

su.rs of for The mrs, ,n,f'1ion ,nS
oa .e,. for.ach subsequent ''o'
!" ~. three months.
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q. 3. sssIs,Ei.
Probate Malice.

Ian-.er Pee. eth, 1852. 2i2-iw
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Going West.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER Iath, Is5
Z nA..nnuar Irain- VII f.InN.
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AT HfTRplT-Great Western Railway for alt points
EAs;-NichIgan Central Michigan southern, and GfaIA
Trunk Railroads
Al uliWAtkEf-Wrh he M--i-spri, lacrosse, Chi
Gag" Wa,er'"wn, ami HoIi-n Railroads, or all points
W-7t aud Northwest
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CONNEXIONS

Trains leave lrrminI daily, sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE = nov oJ-n for PrRiIc BrsI>ES
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Passengers Tor Great Western Ialsay 20 on the Rsi
way Perry steamer, AZ u & NJ r. Is,ck leaving Dock
80 A VI. and . 30 J.. VI
Parcels lett any Of the Ticket Offices 'orwsfd-
Il by pa niger ta rs a. very moderate rate.
The Company Tune Tables can b. had at any Of J.
the stations.
V. X. MUIR, GsnI sup't y
u & VI. Dihc.- D-ceul-ar. 1853
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BOOTS. SHOES AND RUBBERS.
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Sheriff sale.

Lansing, Mich. Nov. -. 1859.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
The Public.


When Twas FIRST announced as an independent
candidate Tor the JudgeshiP, was not aware that
there would be any other candidate for that Office
than DR., j: Il. Watson, of this place. Since that
time a Convention has been held and Col. O. e.
Learnard, Of Cofey county, nominated. As DR..
Watson went into that Convention had no doubt,
Of course, that he would abide the nomination
but in Tie NEws Of last week see his announce
ment as an Independent candidate for that Office.
There being three candidates now before the peo-
pie asking their Suffrage Il shall with draw from
the canvass. -
:. l. Beesnse desire to promote the. unanimity
Of the Republicans party, and do not intend to
jeOpardize its success e against the. Democratic
p i am ereditebly informed that the Demoera-
ey Throughout this Judicial District have private
y endorsed Dr. Watson 90 their candidate. and
have made arrangements to give him their cen
eolidated vote. expecting through him to divide
the RepubleaD vote. and thereby secure thesT sue
cess. With these facts before me do nos hesi-
tate to say that viii always be found supporting
the interests of the Republican party
-... IN. RANKIN.
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"A Big Meeting up the Cottonwood. :
There was a rousing Republican turnout
at,Kirkendall's school-house, 10 Cottonwood
township. last night. which was addressed
BY E. P. Bancroft in one of his peculiarly
forcible and impressive speeches. There is
plenty, Of good seasoned Repu6iican timber
on the Cottonwood bottoms that has been
corded up, for awhile. but viii make .
brilliant fire now thai it has bean lighted
Give the Democrats scorekiaS THE tiaaet
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Republican Club at Waterloo.

We rejoice to see that our Republican
friends throughout the county are waking
up to sense of duty in the coming contest.
Waterloo, isolated as it were from the rest
of the county by an unsettled divide, has
determined not to be beaten by Napoleonic
powers or strategems of. the Democracy,
and are therefore marshaling their forces for
conflict on the 9Th, under the banner of
Republicanism. They have organized a
Club, which meets at Mickel's Hotel on
Monday afternoon next, at 3 O'Clock. 1t is
expected that every true Republican in the
township will be present. ga
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

Joshua R. Giddings lectured in Philadel-
phia the 28th ult., on the Harper's Ferry
Insurrection. A few days later one of the
Virginia Chivasry come out with an adyer-
tisement in the Richmond Wing, offering
to be one of one hundred to give $4,000
reward for the delivery of Giddings in Rich
mond, or half that amount for his head
We doubt very much whether those zone
hundred" would be able to manage SO strong
an. Abolitionist as Mr.. Giddings. even il
they should succeed in getting him.
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Republicansi

Don't let the Democrats gull you into the
belief that this portion or that are going to
bolt one or more of your regular Republican
county nominees. IF you hear such res
port, set it down as coming from a Demo-
crat, and the object to divine your votes SO
as to elect Democrat instead. Every man
on our ticket is Republican. and should
receive the entire support of his party. The
pretensens of local feeling and pledges
should be alike disregarded.
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votet vote! VoteI

y
The last ballot George Washington ever
cast was at IN unimportant township cleo
ton. To a friend who expressed his won
der that he should come out upon such an
inclement day to cast his vote. Washington
replied There cannot be an election un-
der our fcrneof govefnmentin which there
is not right and wrong side, and I con-
slider it the duty of every good citizen to
cast his vote upon eveyy occasion, upon the
side his conscience tells him to beright."
With the precept and example of ..'the
FalheF1of his Country, before him, how
can any. man neglect TO use his high priyi-
lege, and cast qhis Influence aud his vote on
the side of rightaat lhsi approaching election.
Some men are apt to inquire what good has
all our voting done? We answer it has
saved you and your posterity from the
blight of slavery. 1t has preserved this
fair land for the home of free men and free
labor forever. It has taught the arrogant
slave power that there is a. greater, power,
in the viii of the people. + has said to the
.suin of all villainies" 'sthus far shalt thou
come, and no farther lIt has sent the
word of hope, of promise, to the poor white
laborer, throughout the world, bidding him
come to this beautiful land, bringing naughl
but his strong arm, his willing hand and
his Independent spirit, aud telling him that
here he can dwell in peace and plenty. with
out the fear. of competition with unpaid
slave labor. eatsy 81 81 aa4l= rsaa
Voters you have just said that you
wished to enter the Union under the Wyan
dott Constitution. You have selected your
agent to take that Constitution to Washing
ton, and urge its acceptance. 1t will be
received. Within six months Kansas will
be a free and sovereign State. Now. under
what flag shall this new ship. sail? Shall.
it be under the, black, piratical flag of cor
rupiion, slavery and fraud Alag whose.
every fold is blackened with crime, and fes-
tering in corruption-a flag in which ev-
cry star is blotted out with the blood of
Freemen - Freemen murdered in their
homes, for daring to utter the inspired words
of the Declaration of Independence-a-d flag
which floats over no land but to curse it =.
over no ship but to sink it;---a. flag which
heralds everywhere the degradation of labor
and the iaborer? Or shall this new ship
about to be launched commence its voyage
under the glorious old star-spangled banner
of our fathers A flag never furled but
80 4 t-F
in victory-a flag whose stars shall ever
serve as beacon to the down -trodden and
oppressed flag upon whose folds are in
scribed the inspiring words-"Liberty and
Union, one and inseparable. now and for
ever
Freemen! answer this question on the
Sixth OF DECEMBER. Answer it in tones
of thunder, that shall echo and re-echo thro'
the length and breadth of the land. An
swer it in tones which shall serve through
all time as a warning to tyrants, when they
attempt to trample on the rights of Freemen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

The Americas Sentinel. though without
change of editor or publisher. came out last
week openly for the Democracy. Consid
ering the proclivities ofthat paper for some
time back, We give it credit for this act
Ittnow remains to be seen whether the De-
mocracy of Breckenridge will support an
organ of their own. Mr.. RuggIes is a
young man. of considerable ability. and We
wish him better success in keeping up his
paper than his party.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Tha PhiIlistines Trinmph |

The Pso-eiavery men throughout Mis-
souri, have heard that Johnston is elected to
Congress over Mark Parrott. and are hay-
ing general ine of rejoicing
: They rejoice withouta cause, bat John
ston came several Thousand nearer being
eleeted than he ought to have done! Free
State men, let US, Just show them on the
Sixth OF DRCEABEs what We CAN DO 8
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a Word in Season.

It has been the policy of the Democratic
administration for the past five years to.
keep Kansas out of the Union until, by the
employment of all the means in their power,
they should be able to bring it in as Dem
ocratic State. There is no doubt but that
we should have been received under the
Leavenworth Constitution had we elected a
Democratic Legislature, thus securing two
Senator's to that party. Now how shall we
convince the administration that its efforts
are hopeless? Simply by electing our State
officers and Legislature by an overwhelming
majority. If we elect them by small ma
jority only, it will hold out the hope to our
enemies, that if they can succeed in keep
ing US out now on some bubble or other,
they may be able, through the influence of
federalpatronage and other appliances which
they know so well how to use, to turn the
scale in their faver the next time. On the
other hand, if we roll up our full Republi7
can vote. and give our ticket the majority
we ought to, and can so easily do with the
proper effort in, every locality, it viii dis
courage them from any further attempts TO
force US to bow to their will. and obey the
mandates of the slave power. We have
Just elected our delegate to Congress by
more than 5000 majority. and that too with
one of the lightest votes ever polled in tie
Territory. This majority can and must be
doubled at the next election. ,ttszgaI
Farmers, you have just gathered boun
tiful harvest, and that you may enjoy many
more such harvests, now give at least one
day to your country, and assist in setting
the ship of State in motion, manned with a
true Republican crew. Take your team in
the morning, and call for all your poorer
neighbors who have no teams, and bring
them to the polls early in the day. so that
none may be missed. Do not leave home
on business or pleasure until after election,
unless you are sure you can get back in
time to vote m uaH q5
Republicans of the Neosho aud Cotton
wood Valleys, your reputation is at stake.
AT the last election only half of you voted.
Shall this be the case again? Are you GO
ing to admit that you are too lazy to vote?
Are you going to give our enemies another
apparent advantage over US? We will not
believe it. We know you are tired of cleo
tons, and that is what our enemies want;
they wantto tire you out if possible, forthey
are convinced that they can only succeed
in conquering you by this means. Having
failed by force, having failed By fraud, they
now seek to test your powers of endurance.
Let US show them that We never weary in
well doing. ..'' ESQ -
Republicans of Breckenridge, viii you
make "Old Breck" the banner county in the
next election? You can il you will. You
have name aud reputation abroad for
your faithful adherence, in times past. to
your principles. Shall that name be tar
alshed? Shall that reputation be sullied7
Answer these questions in tbs only eff
feotive way you can, by your votes on the
Sixth OF DEcEMBER .t.-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

was organized in Enporia last Saturday, by the
application and acceptance of eight members.--
About twelve more will unite as soon as they can
obtain letters of dismission from home After
their organiEation,Sa deed of three lots was pre-
scented to the church; on which to build house
of worship Also, handsome communion service
from friend in Boston. We learn that the socie-
ty intend taking immediate steps toward the
ton of a neat an d eoniHodious house. Rev. R. G.
Brant, the pastor, is a talented, energetic and
worthy young Just suclran a new church
needs, and weiwish him abundant success, and a
permanent stay among us. so s at 3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Latest from Pixies Peak!

We learn, verbally. from two gentlemen
just arrived from Lawrence. that the cleo
ton returns from the Pixies Peak region
alias Arrapahoe county, have been received
aud that they, amount to just 56 votes, all
told, viz: PARROT %, Johnston 10. Three
cheers for Arrapahoe county, One hundred
guns for the State of Jefferson!
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Send Us the Returns.

As soon as the canvass is over, we ur-i
gently request our friends in the different
precincts TO forward US therreturns as soon
AS possible. We have labored under great
disadvantages heretofore from such neglect.
and therefore we speak of It in season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

The Emperia Lyeeun viii meet at Templar's
Hall, Oh Friday evening of each. week. at Sc
o'clock. Order of exercises for Friday evening
The following resolution will be supported in
ResoEoed. That residence of ten years should
be required by our,Goyerr ment before the elective
franchise is allowed to aliens
all are invited to attend
''sazls L. D. BAILEY, President
C. 8. Huns, See'y.1G 70 1ifE
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DIED.

Near Emporia. Thursday morning. the e4tk
inst. of typhoid fever. MARY ELLEN. dangh-
ter of Robert and Mary Ann Logan, aged II
years 8 months and 10 days.. 4sa Vs ~
Near Emporia. 18th month 9th. of typhoid fe-
yer. JONATHAN D., SON of Curtis Hiatt, aged
IL years, month and 10 days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
The Wisconsin ELECTION.

Returns from Wisconsin are veEy incom-
pletsas The Milwaukee ISenGiaes Of the 10th.
says those received confirms the opinion that
the entire Republican State ticket is elected
By handsome majority and that the Repub.
licans retain their ascendansy in the. State
legislature. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Territorial Legislature..

The returns so far show the election of
eight Republicans TO the Coaneil 10 i've
Democrats. and for the Assembly e Re-
PphEcaps to IL Democrats gentle
man from Arrapahoe" not included. = q
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

A considerable amount of read estate Ia Emporia
has changed hands within. the past two or three
weeks, mostly to new -cofners. We are glad to
welcome citizens several families of respectable
ity and wealth, who have q hosto friends at the
East to follow them d ae5zf e.g
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
To the Public.

< ,.- To the Public.
Yielding to the earnest request of friends. have
consented to become an independent candidate fOr
Judge of the Fifth judicial District and respect
fully solicit the suffrage of my fellow-citizens.
Nov 10, 1859. III. WATSON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

A concentration Of fortpitous circumstances
lover which VIC had no control" one of which
was the ping qspeariy whole form Of type. has
not made our path one of roses this week, How.
ever, The News is out. and We shall know better
how to triumph over obstacles next time
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

SPEcrAI NorIcE--An who subscribed towards
building the Christian Church, Emporia, and have
not paid requested to come forward and settle
with the undersigned, in order TO relieve those
who have incurred expense in its erection.
ds5e srsss5sss i IS. sG.aBRoWN. ar.....
- sa5seas.ss, A ,PROCTER1 s4 ''t' = :
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

u The social party advertised for next Thursday
evening at Perley's new building, promises to be
a brilliant affair. The room where tho dancing
will take place is the largest in this country. The
supper, which is to be at the Emporia House, will.
we have not doubt, be in keeping, with the rest
of the affair. E3f.s.4 -. t.s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
Get Ready for ELECTION.

Candidates should see early to getting
their tickets, and make preparations for dis
tributing them. There will be a big vote
polled. and therefore a good many tickets
are needed. - 4E AZ. e.-z...sy,s5,,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

PRogRAorED MEErIse,-The, Rev. Mr.. Phillips
will commence series of meetings at the Chris,
tan Church on next Friday evening. which win
be held for several days, Tasf l. -a,f t..ff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

These having correspondence with p. B. Plumb.
senior editor of The News. viii address him at
''Bex 2m9, Cleveland, Ohio Il 80 ,r.sakt Z
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An Example.

= New FORK City. at the recent electiot,
came within a little over four thousand Of
polling her entire registered vote Kansas
didn't poll one-half Of her vots.at the last
election.
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'.ses g Loo gAqI,.. sege'e z

~ Wood. and all kinds of farm produce, will
be taken Ike on subscription 70 THE ENPoalA News
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

The third Quarterly Meeting of the Americas
and Emporia II ssions of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Ottumwa District, viii commence at Free
mont on the 26th Of the present month.
- ssYt.tvE s.s eCALvIs MEADOWS,
j. G. FRAKER.r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
To Subscribers.

THR NEws win be printed early next
week, and win doubtless contain important
information relative to the election which
Immediately follows. Get it in time to
work, If there is work to be doneSa5 : IS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26

The most reliable returns leave no rea-
sonabfe doubt of the election Of the entire
Republican State ticket, in New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26
MARRIED.

- At EIanendaro, asdissa eouaty, oa the evening
Of the 7sl1 instndts by Rsvs J.. O. Ftaixer. Mr.
john MEADOWS "a aEiss n. 3. WILLIAMS.
both Of that county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-26


/ Since the reorganization of the Demo-
cratic party in Kansas this fall, Border Ruff
fanism has taken second growth. In
spite Of the preachings Of Popular Sever
eighty with its leaders, none but the ultra
pro- slavery class have been elevated to
prominent positions, or nominated for inn
portant offices where there was any desire
of winning or prospect of success, except
in one or two extreme cases. Wherever
the party has The power, all their recent ac-
tons bare evidence Of this fact. Disguise
their implications with the past as they
may, yet the vile ahimus of their nature
protrudes, and the biggest raseals reap the
highest rewards. 1t is the same old Border
Raffiau slavery party of three years ago that
we are battling to-day. Their acts show
it. We care not what they say. Those
who vote to put them in power again will
find this TO be the fact, whether they be-
lievefit now or not. n