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NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.

TNllE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens 81 Lansing and the surround
ing country, that he has permanently located in
Lansing and opened a shop for the Repairing Of
Watches, Clocks, JeNciry. tsc.
one door north of Elott's Hardware Store, and
directly opposite Billings Store, where he will
be happy To accommodate all those wishing any
thing in his line OF business on short notice,
feeling assured that he can give good satisfaction.
Also, constantly on hand sp'endidassOrtment
Of Gold and Silver Watches, Breast Pins. Brace
lets, Ear and Finger Rings, &c &c, which can
he had at the lowest possible rates.
y. r. RATH.
LANSING April 26th 1896
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Sheriff sale.

UY virtue Of a writ Of execution issued out Of
IL and under the seal Ct the Circuit Court for
the county of lngham, 10 me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon all the right title and
interest OF Luke +. Willis and Austin \. Kirby,
in and 70 the following real estate. to wit: the
north east quarter OF section twenty-five (22l in
town one north of range one west, State Of Mich
igan, which shall expose for sale, at public ven
due on Friday, the I'D dav of April. 4. D..
1859, 1t the front door of the Court House
in the village Of Mason. at one O'Clock T. NJ. of
said day. EDY BAKER. Sheriff.
By |. II. VANDERCO0K, Under Sheriff.
Dated, February 2ith, 1850 a0lw7
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o CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
Eor1..sgH aa.C.

DEFAULT having beer. made ia the payment Of a
certain sum Of money secured 10 be paid by an
inieuturc OF mortgage, bearing date the oath day
Of April 4. ID. 1855, executed by Richard Briggs
and AurilIa Briggs his wife to John b. Pratt, and
recorded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds
for the county Of Iugham, ia the State 81 Michi-
gan, on the 9th day of July \. ID. Is at 10
o'clock A. H. in Lbcr 10 OF mortgages ON pa
ges POI, 262 and 2G3, 10y which default the power
TO sell contained in said mortgage, has become
operative, on which indenture of mortgage and
tue notes promissOry 70 secure the payment for
which it vas given, there is claimed to be due at
the date hereof the sum Of one hundred and
eighty-four dollars and sixty seven cents tSIS4,-
ca ard no suit or proceedings having been III
stitutcd at law to recover the debts secured BY
said indcntUrc Of mortgage or anv part thereof !;
now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power OF sale contained in said indcn-
turc of mortgage, and of the Statute in such case
made and provided, the said mOrg gage will be
foreclosed by public sJc OF the mortGaged prem
iscs, therein described, as follows, viz commcu-
cling at point on ,He line of the east half of the
north east quarter OF section No thirty-tOur (3i)
in township four ~ north Of range No. two %
east forty eight rods IN a soutLorlv direction from
he north east corner of the said east half OF the
north cas- quarter, running thence westerly par
allel with the section line the north side of the
said section, to the west side of the east half of
the said north east quarter, thence sOutherly to
the south west corner of the east half OF the said
north east quarter, thence ca-teIlv To the south
east corner of the said quarter, thence northcrly
along the section line to the place OF beginning,
containing fifty six acres, be the same more or
icsS, in the township Locke in the county OF Ing
ham and State of Michigan, viii be- sold at pub-
lie 9uciion IN tn hipl--t bidder az Nh. Com.
House in the village Of Mason, in the county OF
Inghan and State of Michigan on Monday the
18th day of April, 1850, at orr o'clock t. 81 of aid
day Dated Jan, II, 1882. JOiiN p. PRATT.
VIM H. pINCkNEY. Mortgage.
Attorney CIR N,r+o...,. TuI,vya
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~TaNTOS,s EXCHANGE.
NEW EayERY STABLE.

M. II. ID "a n z K Is - =,
MOULD INFORM TIE CITIZENS OF
w Lansing, that he has opened new Livery
Stable, with a full stock of fleet, well broke
Horses, comfortable Bugges, Double Carriages
and Sleighs, and by close attention to business
hopes to merit fair share Of public patronage.
Lansing, November 80. 1888
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- = 1EN -
4 cue Cure,
r'E ~ur sFrr"N CUEF OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever aud A.ue
Rtm;itcnt Fever. Chill Fever, Duu,
S.ue. PcViodicai Headache. or Ril,o,.
Headache. aud Bilious Fever,, ipd.oa
fer ,he whole class Of diseases criy,.
mating IN hillary arrangement. cau,es
by the Malaria cf mies,aa;,c countries
NJ one remedy i louder called for By ~.
ncccs,iu,s IF the American poeplo than a sp,.
and safe cure fox Fever and ASue sub
remedy we are NOW enabled II o,.cr With
pcr.cl. certainty that il Viii eradicate the rs
ease. and with assurance. founded on rn.f
TIA. no harm can arse from il Use in ana,
quantity.
That which protects froc, or prevents III.
disorder mus; bc of immense service in ~,
| communities where l. prevails. frsr.s,i,s /.
| better than cure, f3r the patient cscapcs ;bs
| ri,A v hich h. mast run IL violent attacks II,
THIS b.lcf.l di>;cmpor. This Gem" cxnei>
thc miasnatc poison Of FRIE ANp Aarr
f.om ,he system and pr>y,a.s tie d,y,lo,
mcnt az the disease. If taken on The ffst -,
| preach C il, prlmonG1ry SYMPTOMS II !.
| no. oaly the be-, remedy ever -, di>su,r.l
| .or this class IL conf laiu,s. bat al>o H.,
| chtap.>:. The large quantity W sunni, :,
a 4 llar brings II within tie reach II CIV,
losA: aul iii bilious districts. whcre Fryrs
AID ADva prevails. every body should havr /,
and ass j, ir,oly both for cure AID urcicc,ia,
| Il i hglai d., V;ice VIII place it within n.
reach a.; ~ -,hc poor rs rcll as TIE rich. d,
arc.t superiority Of tbs remedy ovCr ary
other ever Discovered fer Tho speedy and ,.i
tain cure Of IntormittCnis Is l.ai it c,n;sit,
10 Qu.uiHS % mineral. consequently il M.
lu,os no quiniSm ar Other injurious rilt.,
whatever upon the constitution. Thosc cur,l
hv it are left as healthy - if They had ncy,,
had IT, disease.
Fy-rr AID Aguc Is not alone the consequence
al IL ma>lra''c poison. \ great variety d,
di~ IL rs arisc from IT, imitation. among winch
m Neuralgia, khUmat 3, Gout. neadarhe
Bm.dncs~. Toothachc. Earachc, Catarh. As,h-
ma. Palpilatioa, Painful Affection Of n.
Spleen. Nysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Code
PARALYSIS. and pcraneoncut # the Siom, n
all q which, when originating in this caas,
MT IN the intermittent type, or become pcriol
iral rhi, CUEE" oNpcls the poison hua
the blood. and consequently cures them al
alike. IL Is an invaluable protection 10 iulnr
| Grant, ami persons travelling or itmJnraul,
residing In the malariou- districts. Il ;aAea
occasionally or daily while cNnassd 20 tie IN.
| .g,tion, that aill b cNcr,tcG from thc s,,i.t..
| and cannot accumulate IN sufficient guaf'. :
10 rii,n into disease. Hence it ie even n..,r
, ylla:''c for protection than cure. aud icN Will
eyer suffer from lnt,ImIttcais. If ihcy ava.
, themselves of the protection this nn,Cdy A.
tiIlS
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tGu,,,,,.ar;,sor.' so.,ce.

PURSUANT 70 IN order issued cut Of the Pro
! bate Court for the county OF !nglam, on the
10Th day of December, 4. j.. l55> t. ~ dircc
ted, We will expose i"r sale at public auction, ou
the premises in the township u: Lansing, on
" ctnesday. the ninth day oil March next, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, the following described
pieces or parcels Of land, belonging to the estate
of Johnson VI. Hay ward late of said township of
Lansing, described, viz: the east side of the
south east quarter OF section six, AMI the north
fraction Of the north east quarter of section Soy
en-, III town iouT north or rang" two west, con-
taiuin" uiucty-threc and fifty oHc-huudr,ii !s
acres, invantored at = 600 u0. TO be sold sub
;ert to the widow = rdrt Of DOVER and al claims
ihat are a legal len thereon. Conditions. one
quarter down, and balance in |, =. and 3 years
= u. NEWBRO
JOHN g. ZILMAN,
l4Tvf Administrator
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual NEE
~ ting OF the lngham county Agricultural So
ciety for the election Of officers and the tranac.
ton Of other business viii be held ct the office
Of the Secretary in the village of Mason, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of January, 1859.
l92w5 GEO. NJ. HUNTINGTON, Sec'v
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sheriff Sale.

t)f virtue of one execution issued ont Ct,
ID and under the seal OF the Circuit Court for
the county OF ln.ham, and State 81 Michigan, t.
me directed and delivered, in favor 81 Arlington
Reed and Ferdinand Reed against Austin \. kir
by and John Vi. Gibbs, shall II n, public auc-
ton, n the Court House in the village Of Mason
in said county, on Friday, the I'D day Of April
next, at one o'clock in the Afternoon, the follow
ing real estate 10 Wit: the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-five, (22, in township one north
Of range one west, in tie county Of Iusl.am and
State of Mch;-aH, lad also that parcel of land
described a. follows, viz: commencing at = point
forty rods west Of the quarter post, between Sec
tons twcnty-one and tweuty-c'ght, in town one
l) north OF range one % west, in the State of
Michigan, and running thence north twenty rod,
thence east twenty-five rods, thence souil TWEEN
" rods, thence west twenty-five rods u tho place
Of beginning, together with TIE steam s3w anil
and fixtures situate thereon.
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EpY BAKER,
th1 DAk.R, cnerIi.
BY |. Il. VANDERCoON, Under Sheriff.
q. VI. BARSES, Plfs Atty.
Datei. Eehrnarv =. $50 Iw2Ql

Dated, February -, lS59. 7w20l
NTATE Of WCHIGAN, CoUryo In.:-aln, ;.
y Ata session Of tie Probate Court for the Co
OF InChan, holden at the Probate Office in the vii
lare Of Mason, on Monday, the eth dav Of Feb
rUary in the year one thousand eight hundred and
tifty-ninc Present, Wm. IT, Piuckaey, Judge
OF Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dam
lei Il. Tobias, deceased. on reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, OF Polly Tobias. Wild
ow of said deceased, PRAYING that letters of adj
n,ifistration may be issued upon said estate 70
William 3 Barber
Thereupon it Is ordered, tha, Mond4v, the 9TH
day Of March next, a, II O'Clock in the forenoon.
be assigned for the hearing Of said petition. and
that the heirs al law OF said deceased, and al
other persons interested in said estate. are 70.
quired 10 appear at a session OF said Court
then 70 be holden AZ the Probate Office, In the
village OF Mason, and show cause, if any there
De, Why the PRAYER Of the petitioner should rot
be granted: Ind It IS FURTHER ordered Il At
said petitioner give notice to the persons iuteros-
ted in said estate, of the pendency Of said petit
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a cory
Of this order 10 be published in the Lansing r.
publican, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Inchan ) successive weeks previ-
ous TO said dav of hearing. 4 true copy
WM II. PINCKNEY.
199w3 Judra Of Probate
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

TlR TIRE RAPID CyEE 90
tc-:lis, Colds, Influenza, iioars,ncs..
Group, I!rGnrliiis, incinicn, 'un.rms-
tam. and ior the rcIici al fon>um!duo
s'ai"nt> In advanced siacce ~ I'll
iE-cGSc.
Surai1, IS III, f,ll az Is L-cf.u,,, and ug.
'..rss re the cases of It's cnns, that a'ins'
'e,Is e.,iiur 81 country ahouHds 10 p'y.uIis laih
l..'S in,.. who have tccn resi'rDd irnm charming
ard even desperate diseases AZ The lungs is as
ii.r. When once uicd, a. superiority over even
u':rruoiitiu &C ijs Kind istoo a'4arrui {" r-fss
.ere:ru. End where Do. NHiH", ar' ki."w'. ~
.ii'ir a longer hesitate W'af aul.a"'c q" 'nia1f
..r ti, - iI,.- sang ald s-.. tnr. 'iD'urrs 81 "
lr.t- - utr.us ilst .f, if.,i,',r' iu "f '.'m1'e
y 'uL usuy inferior rrutt.r- Thrust rion o.
,.i....lats h4,c fUI,h .ul hreH ti..att'd. ii'i
ua- -up,I iG.His 'H .,'t} t-ai, r"f','"I isr'a''
Iu f.s afflicted tic. rtu r.,'r forget. bod ~
duc.a ,,u,- i,u iu.r,. t,r .uii o.. fan.r.Alle 10
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EssspaPsassa &C. E'esssase@.


ME- # the bcs' medicines
" for obstruction, Irregular
tiles and Painful hcnStruati0p
ever used.
The combination of ingrcdi-
cats IN tliese I'o@dcrS i the rc-
suit Of a hong AID extensive
practice. They are mild in
;heir operation, and certain il.
correcting an Irregularities.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

These powders are Invaluable, as they vii bring
90 the man''iy period with regularity Ladies
who have hreu disappointed IN tho U.s. OF other
medicines. can rlac" the utmest confidence in
DR. Watson Powder doing MI ti". represent
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s1iect knoxa in the Catalogue of human ills ,.ne
real. other diseases II the genital organs
Midwifery, Miscarriage, Impotence and tarrsnDess
mouy ctEsr toiics treatsi 18th all the eonscenw
uhicl tslf importance csusne.-it teng Ia iact en-
Fefe and practical work On lie Psychological .'srss
tie r1e and female system, and vii he mailed ~ en-
Wrappers sry lart - tie world AZ the exceeding @'
rr.1- ~ Tvs ENTY-FiyE CENTS, or Eve copies tF ofs
dollar.
AGENTS WANTED IN every STATE. county, city IN; VI
age IN tie United States and Csnss.ss.
Dr. REYNOLDS continaes 70 dispense his invsiH,s
remedies those afflicted xith Secret Dsessss sh u
success sltendsnt upon thirty year. 81 Isrsonsi sff
renee and l-actics IN his profession None Leave =
treatment bal cured. lie always gves The test Of sss
f.eiion. Como .hg.z elect Syphilis Structure, .sprs
sioa u tie Menses IN females &C. successfully tea's
Young men, who by induging in secret hAhfs s''
contracted th-t souls1tiuing. mind-prostrsing tocy -
s;roy ING wee, should apply u Dr. kEfsoLps Ei'h'-
IN these vel a. all other % private afrs
Dr. RETSOLDs eOmmends s.rly Application; and Vi
ont any F.ni,y aspiration, decidedly states tca'
within tie reach u mortal ard shaI ever s,'s -
Witboata cure OF satisfaction given
Bears IL empires and itine rant selfs y'ed proeesH
who ATTExPT cGres but never suoossd Dr. X tSs ~
u responsible Physician IN this city who oeFo'~s
Nho.s tine s1oi~sreiy 10 the treatment u diseases
PFirsie nature. The afflicted would DO wei 70
enquiries i@for. consulting those soEersnf -
lis citv Dr. Rs prscoe EXTENDS through every cDs
iu ;le Uni0n and the British Provinces. -
e. B.-Itr. Reynolds IL sole Agent for Dr. Nienoa. ~
male Monthly Piiis. Among The many tbocssn1 COZ
-Ae-e Pills annually told not one complaint hss
e against them. IsGs. in certain situ.ton fnss
no. rse -eIl; the particulars Of which VIII Re l,0ps
the directions accompanying each box fr1ee q. -.
ty mail 70 Any part of Tie rprid. Beware Of CoGnrn'
They not On sale ~ any other Place. a.
Letters des-rl.any age, SYMPTOMS occo -
properly attended 20, and medicines securely sea-" ~
ot~-rratign sent 70 al yarts q tie world
No letters viii - answered Cllese they oonrAh
f.l.ttance q rne dollar. -, NJ
an communicative. addressed 70 T. J. Reynolds,
D.. 10. IL Exchange Psce Rochese:, y. T., vii ns'
with prompt attention
Once hours from A. NJ, to =. NJ.
--r.-- .ltafs cd ~
= likeness Of b. Z. beware Of other aGre'tssseN
with Ike engraving.
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Particularly adapted 10 the I'f
a boih -s1e-, " hich deseribesiH
PLAIs English all that % nerss-
Nary 10 know pertaining 70 ne
Generstive cis0rdsrs-bOw cos-
iracted-the influence they prs-
ducs upon mind and bcdy-ho.
all persons ran avoid thea, sne
II they are 80 unfoTignaie ~ %
have contracted such cise.ssss
how Ia elect q speedy and ofi'
tan cure. l.ikewise. il oonialss
many important hint shleb s.l
10 found Hsryireaiie 70 hos a
married life. embracing ever
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
JUST PUBLIS HE'D!

Ma MOEE sFLENDIDL1 ILLUsTgaTED tslrH ELiHc-
EATG ENsEAvINt-,b or sEAELY 100 PAGEs- THE stsr
WORK DIsytsE- ~ rHE GENITAL oKG.ss KvKs fsYEo-
M--Ln 10 IrhlIr. u DE- kEYN1LDs. MkpIcaL GrIpr
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GRIFFIN PADDOCK,

Circuit Court Commissioner
+. Nick EENAS, Solicitor.
Mason, Feb -, 1859. 1wl9a
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Painful heI-trgatipHs, removing all"hstructious
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pair
ia the side, paipi;ation OF the heart, disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature
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"a. sisIIsE;as.
ARCHITECT & DRAUGHTSMAN,

-ANHiSH, Mi'hi"AH,
Willfurnish Plans, Spccifcationsand Estimates
in the best style of workmanship, and designs
Cor Churches, Court Houses, Hotels, Private
Dwellings, sc, and will contract to fdrn,,h LA
terals aud build anything in the line of Building,
o, supcrintend the same on reasonable terms
Please give me a call.
Lansing January lst 1851 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-28
rae manssi Ga Iasrs i .cs . q


How supremsly ridiculous the mutual sd-
miration candidates for President, Governor
and Senator, would lock re-enaoting the
.Msns6eld iptrodncticns 30 he Dsnoofscy
under the blessed circumstances Oh Just nowl
ssDosglas Douglasl Desglas |" shost
the populsS sovsrsigns.
Senator Pugh--"Fellsw Democrats l
have shs pleasure Of Introducing 30 You the
neat President OF the United Statss--Stsph.
en- A. Douglas"
Senator Donglas--tBroths Democrats!
cannot naksa speech now, bat take the
liveliest sAtisfassion in introducing to your
high consideration the next Governor OF
Ohio-Rufus P. Rannsyp
After few words OF apology for not
speaking, from the "next Governor, !" the CRY
10 ssDouglasw Douglas!" again from the
popular sovereigns.
Senator Douglas-aFslloE Democratic
must be excused from addressing you ct this
time. lam, however, more than gratifed
in introducing TO you the present and the
next Senator from Ohio--the eloquent Geo.
e. Pugh!''
Pugh bows, smiles and roars. The SOW
ereigns throw up their grsasy caps.' They
uncover before the illustrious trio OF next
Senator, Governor and President.
Expressive silence muse their praise"
-[Clev. Her.
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To Mary A. Britton, Patrick Morgan, Joseph Kitch-
eL 9. W 0ssretson, james Bradford. r. N. Roy
nolds and 0rpha ". Reynolds biz wife:
NOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there Ii now ON fls in the once 81 th1 C1ark 81
The Distdc OF Court Of Lee County lows. st ~ Mad-
ison petition IN chsncery Of Jess huddisk. H..
claiming against you the ssid Mary A. Britton and
amount due on two promissory notes exscuted BY
said Britton / Morgan TO said hu4diAk Of order,
dated 9th Sept, 1856-one for 4414 fV-1eo, due Ii
10 months, and one for t3o3 76~1oo ii yesrs
from date; and also claiming assinst al Of you
the Foreclosure Of : mortesgs executed By said
Mary A. Britton % sid Rud0ick, 70 secure said
notss upon ten acrss of land out Of the NV. cor
fractional NV. Of Ssotion II Ii Township 6a.
range west, In Lse Cpunty, IowA--in which prem.
isss eaoh Of you are sad 70 have o. elan sons In
tsrsst and also asking sale of aid premises and
NOV, tharsfsrs. nnlsss you appear M answer
said pcti tion % o. before the second day OF tie
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County. 10
cit at Fort Madison On the Arst Monday Ia Descm-
ber. 1859. decree will be rendered against van
= s'a af5 .- T. D 4 On SON.
Oct. %, IS5o-d4w Pitts Attys.
4 ComPanioa 70 the Wiaew Bs1 o11
Papers
Let those now laugh who never laughed before,
And those who always lsngh, now laugh the moro.
EroR most raoy, amusing, lasgAsbis, satiriesl,
MISS SLlMMRNS' WINDOW,
By Mrs. Mark Peabody; with II spirited illustra-
''s as,syd f'' '''' = OGDEN. BrowsrLL 60.
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Anoihsr Arrtvaa ~ those
Aiz years old, bearing Grspa Roots also
early May Cherry Trees, for sals 1t No. 4
Estes House, Msin-st., Keokuk, lows.
octl8 sd WIN. BARNES. f
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hands out Of your pockets and leavs w
ssnctum door tell tho foremAa thsress NJ
copy. you uGly little bore" QuotA ~ devil,
sseend him nora.s,
And our aevil, never sitting, Sill ID fit-
ting. still . fitting back md forth upon the
landing just outside orr Saneo6m doors 1Sars
adown his cheeks are streaming --strangs
light from his eyes 10 beaming -snd his voice
10 heard, still screaming, "Sir. ths forsman
vents some moro ~ And our soul, pisrosd
With that screaming, 10 awakened from it,
draining, and has lost the peaceful fssling
had before for the fancy will come Ger "a,
that sach readers faco before a., bears the
hCrfid words 1--we want ) little more ~"
Words, on their forshsads glariag, "your
funny oolamn needs = little morsP'
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IT, Dxa MoaxEs VALLxr WINS II published
svsry Monday u this ofscs, IL one Of tha sdsst ps-
psrs IL lows, and hes > widely extsno~S circula-
tiaa throughout the Des Moinss vaiisy, Northern
uisDsn, ana WESTERN IIlinois.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A WEbUF MANY TEXTURES, WROUGHT By
a - Mt PARA = = n.
LIFE TnOUGHTD.
Gathered from tho Rxtsnporaaeeas Dissoursss IL
Henry WarA DesCAsr.
TITCO mDss LETTERS
TO YOUNG PEOPLE,, MAkkIRD AND SINGLE.
THE CHESS AAND0OOk.
Teaching thsrudimsnts OF The game and giving IN
analysis Of IA the rscognised opsaings sxempli6ed
by appropriate ganss actually played b. Morphy,
Harwits, An6sfson, 6tssnton, Paulscn, Monteom-
CHESS. For sale by
n. w. WEsICOTT,
Oct2Sd ~ Msiu-st.
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fTLemuel Shotwell, Esq, the weslthiest
man in Worcester county, Nd, and life
time Whig,i died on the 18th instant. The
Easton Star says:
sOn his death-bed, We understand, be
called bis relatives around him, and told them
he had willed them very large property,
but from recent observations, he had become
sstis6ed il would be Of little value 20 them
unless tho Democratic party 10 successful
Hh dying request Was that I'll his family and
relatives should hereafter act with the Dem
ocrAtic party, which they promised to do, and
arc now with us. The Shotwell family, We
learn, numbers near . hundred In Worces.
Gar"
The property, ~ We learn elsewhere, CON-
sisted almost entirely Of slaves, the value OF
which this dying old Wing thoaghs demo
cratic policy tended to enhance.
Dixon, and other slaveholding Wings,
broke up the Wing party years ago for the
same reason. They joined with Douglas to
repeal the Missouri Compromise prohibition
that they might extend the area Of slavery
and thereby increase the demand and the
price. Dixon % declared u the time, and
such was the motive which influenced South
ern Wings generally to support the Kansas.
NebraskA bill.