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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

At last came tho loug waited for hour,
and only two celebrated stations were
matched ror a trot-tho Kennobeck and tho
Soarchor. For soino reason, tho Sykes
Horse was not allowed to 60. The Konno-
beck, owned by Lysandcr Potion of Gusta-
vus. won tho $1,000. making his best timo
the 2l heat 2.IS. This done, and yot tho
crowd must SEQ tho lados rido Five came
on to tho course. aud they did not fail to
make their horses show thor skill in pran.
cling, wheeling galioping, aud, tor once, we
aro glad to say there WAS no racing. Miss
Della pclton. of GusiaYus, with the same
modosty. ease and skill 50 ofton noticed III
tho days when sho used to rido the favorito
grey, managed tho sprightly chestnut horse,
taking lst premium. Miss Garfield of Au-
burn, on tho bright, lotty.stCpping bay took
2nd premium Miss Smith of Midd'rfcId,
on the brown, took 81 premium. Miss A.
johnson Of Burton, sat well on the saddle,
but her horse did not seem suitable for
grace and attractive style. Miss Packard
Of Hiram. littlo girl OF II years, rodn vol
aud We understand u "purso was made up
tor her.
A kind of sham foot race. wound up the
exhibition. aud tho crowd were soon food
ing through tho Gato.ways homeward bound
/ Tho attendance to day, was far greater
than tho most sanguine had expected, anC
were uncnmmonly civil and orderly.
/ The BanC took seats with the ladies this ut
/ tcrnoop, and did themselves honor, playing
/ as wo heard it expressed by many. as wal
as the PAinesyillo Band, in proportion t
tho number.
Using tho words of n wiso old man. W,
hoard to day, wo hope that tho Socict.
will SEQ wherein they havc failed this tim
and profit by it, doing bcttor mex, year.
Ono thought moro aud we close. 1t
characteristic of tho American people to b
in tho cxtrume, and our Fairs urc boin
carried to the extromp. Every torn almos
must havo lis Fair. and as it is easier to d
for tho few thau for tho many, will not on
Fair in tho county, once IA yGgr, make5 tn
people whose money supports it, tire
enough, with Thut they will wish to atten
tho adjoining County Fairs, without goin
to this or that Town Fair, or this or tha
. Horse Fair Wil not II better list of pre-
miuHlp offered in the Agricultural md mar
, ufacturiug departments. aud on Stock. wit
two days time, devoted expressly to theu
and two days directly following. devoted
tho exhibition Of horses governed by goo
set of rulos, thus making four days Fhl
with the old price of admission. give boii(
satisfaction to tho pcopl,! If tho rcnnr!
wo have heard from many to-day arc al u
indicative of what tho people thiuk, it C"
taiply will r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Geouga County Official.

We gave, last week, the vote in this Coun-
ty, on Governor and Supreme Judge. Tho
maioritics of the other candidates on the
Republican State Ticket, are about the same
as Mr.. Dunnsons. Tho following is tho of.
fetal vote for District aud County officers
sEYAToR-John f. Morse, 1856; A. j.
Williams, 3GG; Morsu's minority, l49O,
Board or EQrAlLzArroN-Erastus Spcn-
ccr 1854; NJ. S. Harvey, 36G; Spencer
majority, lIGS.
RrpREsENrATlve-Pote Hitchcock, 1877
Josiah S. Tlldeu, 5OI Hitchcock's majority
1873.
TRrAsunER-IIarlow n. Spencer, 1888
John L. Bruce, 5l4j Spcncers minority
1924.
PRosFcUr1No ArToRSEy--ILonry X. Smith
1920; Scattering, l9i Smths majority
1910.
GEcoRprR--Linrpr G. Ludlow. 1873
Orange Pomcroy, 80; Lullow's majority
I3GS.
CoRoxrn-3cnjam'n Dl!akc, 1881; Lu
cus Fowler, 504; B,dlako's majority, 1877
COMMISSIONER II. ". Collins, 1856
Lewis c Rood, sos Collins majority. 1881
suRyGYon--SeLh Elson, 1920; Scatter
ing. 2 !; Edson's majority, 1918
DIRECTOR or ISFmNARY--Aicx.M McNis h
1861; Ezekiel Bailey, $40; MeNjsh's ma
jorty, 1851.
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T. G.. GrieT.

Tho following complimentary a'luslon to
+. G. Grior Esq formerly OF this County,
wo find in tho Bay City (Moh) Press, ot
the 9th lust We aro p!eased to hoar OF
his success
The Circuit Court adjourned yesterday.
The most important case disposed OF 1T tins
session was that OF Tho People Of III"
state of Michigan prrsus Henry Koiiy. -
Kelly was indicted for passing countortoit
money sometime in August last. The
charges against him wore sustained, tho jury
finding verdict of guilty, but rocommend'
ing him to the mercy OF the court. lie was
sentencod to ono gear in tho State Prison.
The prisoner is II young man, and this was
probably his first attempt at crimh. Inc
ieuiency of the sentence was partially duo
to this fact. and to tho very ablo manner III
which tho defense was conducted by Mr..
Sherman, of this place, and Mr.. tirlor, OF
Pine Run. We understand that Mr., Grer,
who is a very promising young lawyer, intends
locating ut this place soon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

BY the North Britain nt F"her Point,
We have European adyiees to the 9th inst
four days later. The Europa and An
glo.Saxon both arrived at Liverpool on
the 4th.
A ,elcyraphic dispatch from Paris an
nouncesthe death, by apoplexy, on the 3 !,
OF the Hon. JOINS 7. MAsoS. Z. S, En-
bassador 10 France, long member Of
Congress from Virginia. We judge his
age TO have been nearly 70.
There is talk of speedy end Of nego-
tiations at Zurich, and Of general pacifca'
tion; but Italy is still heaving with the
throcs Of incipicnt revolution. A collision
between.the Pope's troops md those Of
Eomagna seems inevitable, and il is bare
ly possible that Sardinia should no! be in,
volved in the fray. The Pope is said ic
have rendered the Sardinian Minister his
passports. Gribaldi has summoned the
Italians Of the Legations to arms. France
is said to be again arming--a. all events
not disarming Spain has offered TO send
troops to aid the Pope.-TriJun; l7Ih
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
OCTOBER 21, 1859.

New SENATORS IN THE NEXT CONGRESS. -
Tho following named gentlemen will take
their seats for tho first tmo in tho United
States Senate on the first day of December
next, on which day tho frat session OF tho
thirty sixth Congress will commence:
Hon. Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon James W. Grimes, of Iowa.
Hon Lazarus W. Powoll, of Kentucky.
Hon. Kingley S. Bingham, Of Michigan.
Hon. John G. Ten Eyck. of New Jersey.
Hon. Thomas Bragg, of North Carolina.
Hon. Henry B Anthony. of Rhode Island.
Hon. A or. Nicholson, of Tennessee.
Hon. ]. w. IIcmphill, of Texas.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Tarl Times in MINI csc ia,

Hero IN Ohio. where wu have plenty to
cat and wnar aud arc measuraby content.
wo can form no conception Of tho harGnoss
of the tnos in tho West. Tho times in
Minnesota arc spoken of particularly, as
tCarfulIy depressed in consequence OF which
many settlers are retrncing their stops to
their former homes in Ohio, New York. and
Other siatns further East. Tho New York
JOnrnGi Of Commerce. saws: :
"A gentleman just irnm Minnesota states
that hard times SIIl conlinuo in thar State.
and that Eastern people havo but an impor-
feet idea Of tho universal depression in bus
inoss that exists thorc. Some rulef from,
financial thculIiCs WAS anticipated in The
abundant ba;ycsts, bnt tho prices obtaiGed
for produce are su ricngle that farmers onu
roal 10 but little from their gales-barely
sufficient 20 pny farming expenses Whca,
brings hut 80 cents II bushrl, oats Is cents
potatoes 25 cents. and corn is without sale
They have plenty Of food to carry them
through the wiStcr, but no money. MANY
arc leaving tho State temporarily with th,
intention of returning when times improve
tho effect OF which is. to rondor trado still
moro inert Property. holders are burGeneC
with heavy taxes, and money lun1crs fro
qucutly mud moro mortgages rs cO!aterals OF
their hands, than they ate able to pay taxes
upon, and at tho same time arc paying
Eastern capitalists from to 10 per cont, fol
money loaned on tho samo security. Maui
OF the small towns. having city charters .hav,
10 pay extra for the dignity, and in addition
to the State, county, school, and poll taX"s
arc assessed Two or three :imos year fo
municipal expenses. In addition. thero il
u tair prospect Of q heavy railfoal tax
How to pay all these, is tho fra! great ques
tion; tho scconJ, whcu arc tho hard time
10 end =
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
En1rlh for Lawrence.

Lawrence County wedges in between
Kentucky and Virginia, being about half
surrounded by slave territory. 1t is a
flourishing iron manufacturing county,
and in he Ironton Register has one of the
best Republican papers in the Strife. In
the last Legislature the county was rep
resented by Democrat, but at the recent
election the Republicans elected Col, Nigh
10 the House by $40 majority, snd gave
over 200 mejority in Lawrence for the
Republican State ticket Honor to Repub
lican Lawrencel- Leader.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

The following IL ,tterng notice Is taken from
the Portsmouth (OAio) S,ioto Faley RtpuJIieae,
of April Sd, 1858:
ScAYpINAvIA-A friend writes to us for our "real
opinion" Of Dr.. Roback's Scandinavian Rems.
dieJ--wherc he can obtain them md why they
are called "ScOudinavian," and We are frequently
asked the same questions. Seoudna7ia is the an
cient name Of Sweden and Norway, and Scandin-
oYinn that is a Swede or Norwegian, afectionntc.
calls his country Scandinavia" in the sumo
sense as wo speak Of "Coumbin," 1.-THE up>
ion" By the way, there are over nine thousand
scandinavian families in Dane County, Wiscon.
sin. Although citizen Of this country for manya
years. DR.. Roback is Swede by birth, and com =
pounds his Medicines Of Swedish herbs, We think
tho nnRle is very appropriate. We have the very
highest opinion of the Medicines, and OF DIR. Ro-
back himself, who is not only n singuiarly skill
ful physician, but gentleman Of the Old School
as we know personally. Our advertisement, COLI
umns will answer the rest OF our friends letter.
S06,wA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Kansas Republican COnven-
ton.

St. Louis, Oct. l3.-The Republican
State Convention at Topeka on the l2rh,
nominated full ticket headed by Charles
Robinson for Governor; j. p. Root Lieut.,
Governor; 3. +. Conway was nominated
Tor Congress. The Convention was har
monious. RJbnson, who is also Govern.
or elect under the Topeka Constitution
was nominated on the lst ballot. The
election Tor State officers takes place in
Dscm Ter.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
aa- Wn hnYo recniyed q COPY Of The

as-Wc have received a copy Of The
.Northron, a good sizod aud noa,ly'prInted
paper, published at Dolavan, Wisconsin, by
J. W. LawtOn and i, A. Vaughn, tho latter
formerly of this town The .Nor'hro"'
which is Republican paper, has chosen the
excellent motto, Whore oppression begins,
resistance becomes duty Success to
tho papor and its principles.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

G2-Mr. Packard, having mot with con-
siderable encouragement in this place, has
concluded to give another Froo Lecture on
Music, ut tho B,plis, Church, on Monday
evening noxt.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Deranscments of the Liver and Stomach.

SHOULD At ONCE BE ATTENDED To.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared BY DIR. C. M Jackson, Philad0l-
phia, Pa. and sold by druggists and dealers
in medicines, everywhere, will cure oil dis
cases arising from disordered Liver or
Stomach. bosw4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

a5-A. II, Thrashcr, Esq, who has been
confined to his house, for several we oks past,
by severe llincss, requests us 10 state that,
no is still unable to attend to the business
of his profession Ho hopes soon TO bc in
tho onjoymen. of his usual health.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

DRAIN OF SLAvEs-IIow TO SToP IT.
The Jackson Mississippian copies an item
the St. Louis Nea0s on the subject of the
steady expariaiion Of slaves 10 the South,
and remarks;
Precisely sol The "drain" of slaves
from the border Southern States has
commenced" and is progressing with
fearful rapidity, and will continue SO long
as the present inducement of exor6i'an'
prices is held out, until they are relieved
entirely OF their slaves and are thus dedl'
Gated to free SOIL
The only way to arrest this alarming
current of events Is to remove the restric
! ton upon the foreign slave-Iade and oper
up other markets.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
p OR Il E RS
g u e s OF p a I ~ .
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain.Killing Remedy

g u e s OF p a Z ~
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain-Killing Remedy
YET DISCO YER Il d!
If you have pnn in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have n Burn Bruise or Wound,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have q Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Cnnkered Mouth or Sore Throat,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Diarrhpa or Flux,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you nave n Cough or Cold,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ii you have tho Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have the Headache or Toolhnche,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In short if you are sick and wish to get well, ali
you have TO do is
USE PORTE3'S CURE OF PAIN.
We refer the unbelieving TO tho following per-
son who have used lie Cure, and recommendit To-
their friends Alexander Glenn, Samuel French,
Shurbcn LUrelnnd, I,aac Griffin, J. X. Crane,
Calvin Eclden, VI. ID Farmlngton,Wn Lamp
son, willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotsmia;
! \. 2. Tld.n. J, s. Tildcn, G.. w Hatch, Henry
! lnnan, Nathaniel Moole, Aonzo Hosmer, Park
man; Onin Gates, L. d. Ensign, Esq, Isaac
Parker, J. II. Evans, Martin French, A. Johns
Isaac Bhodes, Hymonius Bnndy. f. d. Roc Bun.
dysburg Isaac Town, A. Mofft, VIM. Glenden-
ing. Joscphus EInks,on, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dcfeld.
We couli give hundreds Of names, but do moi
consider il necessary.
GlVElT A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will find yourte! ready to testify In Ii
favor.
For Sale by a. Cook Charton S. Moody
Pninesvilr; Bough,ou, Ford & Co., Burton Bish
op s; Sperry, Middciield a. Hunt, Russoil; A
Fling Fower's Mills; A. Mathews, Newbury
Wells, Parkman Clariion
u w f.. PORTER, Proprietor.
Basdy,burg, Geaugs Co, o.
5lQm6
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The Election News in Washington.

Tho GaxcHS special dispatch OF tho l2th,
says;
The election news, pouring in from Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA, brings no comfort to the
Democracy. That from tho former State
is particularly discomfortng to Stephen A
Douglass In Pennsylvania tho vote was
very light, and tho Opposition majority
somewhat reduced from last yoar, but it
was largo enough for all practical purposes;
Buchanan's presence al Lancaster was OF
little service, that town giving 800 OPposi-
ton majority, II gnvo Buchanan 800 ma
iorHty in 1856 | Think tho result OF tho
Omobor ELECTIONS is decisive of square
fioht in 1850. between tho Republicans and
the Lecompton Democracy at tho North
and tho Opposition aud Democracy at tho
south. Douglasism may DO considered as
dufunct and now oxpcct to soc him crawl
back into the regular Democratic ranks.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

01rWe would call attention to an advertise
ment OF Poucr's Cure of Pain, to be found in an
other column Of to days paper,
This is new article, and got mp in our own
county, and should I've paronjzed by our citizens
in preference to foreign articles, if for no other
reason than that of supporting home monufac.
lures. But, we are assured thnt it does possess
real merit, and is fast becoming iavorite mcdi,
cine In all parts Of the county.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Lectures on Geology.

Wo arc requested to state that William
Denton will deliver II course Of Lectures on
Geology, at Uuion Hill, in this village,
commencing on Tuesday ovcning next. All
arc invited to attend.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

CLOSE In tho Representative district
composed of the counties OF Jackson aud
Vinton, Messenger (Rep) is elected by n
majority Of one veto. A. Poarce has ma.
joTty of one in VintoD, and tho Nc Arthur
Democrat Of Thursday says; "Wo have
news from jackson county that Messengers
majority Is two in that county, which elects
him by one vote, Col JOurRGi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

school Examiners Notice--.The Board OF
school Examiners for Goauga County will hold
their next meeting on Saturday, the 29th day OF
October, 1889, at Churdon. The hour Is ten
o'clock A. NJ. ]. o. WORKABLE, Clark,
Charlon, Ottober llth.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

RE-John g. Calhoun. or John Candle
boz Calhoun, President Of the Lecompton
Convention, died at St. Joseph, Mo, on
the 18th inst.
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During tac sunsnscr that has just

passed away. thousands Of bnfforerg from
dysentery and dinrrhoei have been relieved
BY tho use OF IIOSTE TIERS BITTERs, q
medicine which is evidently destined to
maintain permanent place IN the public
estimation. Bilious dinrrhea is ono Of
those diseases which battles the skill of tho
physician. The medicine thoy administer
10 act upon tho bowels mover seems to reach
the source Of tho evil. Tho difficulty is to
got romedy that will reach oil tho digest
i've organs, and give them simultaneously o
rush Of vigor, to rid themselves of this
discase. This problem is solved by the
BlrrGRs, which never fail to conquer the
most stubborn cases. 1t is only fair to say,
that during the season just closed, this med
icine has achieved more cures than any
other ever presented to tho public and du-
ring the fall. when that terrible scourge,
the fever and ague, is SO prevalent, tho Biz.
TIERS vii! gain fresh insHe
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
5s3-5oc adSertisoment in another cofunu.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

EgJudgc L. W. Potter, of columbi'
ana County, has resigned his office, and
Gov. Chase has appointed Hon. Jacob A.
Amber TO FLY the vacancy.
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1900.
Tho newly-clected Legislature will stand (;
Sonate-25 Republicans, 20 Democrats ;
House-64 Republicans, 40 Democrats.
The Republicans will havo a majority on
joint.ballot, of 80, which will insure the
election of a Republican to the Uuted States
Senate.
We are disappointed at tho result in this
would carry, but we did not anticipate such
a triumph,
PENNSYLVANIA
This State, alsU,-tho homo of James
buchanan. which sustained tho forlorn
hope of the Democracy in 1856, has gone
Republican by majority Of
10000.
Roth branches of the Legislature nrc Re.
publican, tho majority on joint. ballot being
very largo. Tho Senate will stand oppo.
sltion, 90; Democrats, IL. Mr.. Bielcr, nt
tho ond of bis present term. will resign
his place in the Senate, to q Republican.
IOWA
llas gone Republican. There was light
vote, which made the majority less than it
would kavo been, had tho vote ocon heavier
Yot there can be lttlo doubt of tho success
ut tho Republicans, by majority Of nj
loast 1000. Both branches of tho Legis
laturo will be Republican.
MINNESOTA
j. Republican all over, as will 10 soon BY the
returns from that State, which wo publish
,n this paper. Tho result in Minnesota
will insure the election of Republican to
tho United States Senate, in place Of Gen.
Shields.
INDIANA
tias undoubtedly gone Republican. though
there was no election in that State, this
year, except for County officers.
KANSAS
Us adopted FREQ State Constitution by
majority of 1000. This, too, is Rcpub-
Ic4n triumph.
The elections in the Northorn States,
havc, thus far, resulted in series of Re.
publican victories All we ask Of tho States
nbout to hold their elections, 10. to do at
notly.
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All tho districts nrc heard from except
Gti.iA Hacking; Lawrence; Morgan; Ross;
S,ndWsky Jackson ANA Vmton PanIding
Defiance and Williams; Wood aud OTTAWA.
The dietlicts heard from return 5S Rcpnh-
licaus, aud 81 Democrats. OF tho districts
10 be heard from, q arc Republican, aud .
Democratic THIS VIII give ia Republican
membors, and 40 Democratic members
Republican majority in tho house, "a ; Re
publican majority in the S"uate. 10; major
itv on Joint ballot, 80 Stale jOnrhdk
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.--DH

CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
L. CurEsEMAN, NJ. D., New York City.-The COM
binaton OF ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice: They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
allirreguIarities Painful Menstruations, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise.
headache, pain in tho side, palpiInton Of the heart.
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption os
nature.
Or. Cheeseman's Pills arc invaluable as 1hey WIN
bring on the monthly period with regularity La,
dies who havo been disappointed In the use os
o.her Pills, can place the utmost confidence In Dh
Cheeseman's Pills doing oil that they represent 70
do. ,,or,,,r
They should not be used during Pregnancy, 40
=, mis- carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health, Explicit dreo-
tons, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 10 any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist In oVefy
town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l65 Chambers-St., New ork,
To whom all wholesale ORDERS should oe aoorsssep
Sold by A. Cook, Chordon, ana "m' .sn.' rinsA'
Cleveland WIZ
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RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.
REPU PUBLICANLSIN IRI-
TlIPHANT!!
1900.

Tho Republicans have carried this State
by a naioritv of
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PENNSYLVANIA.

This State, also,--tho homo of Jamc'
Buchanan. which sustained tho forlorn
hope of the Democracy in 1856, has gone
Republican by q majority Of
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Ten DcmOCrNtic SUualOrs CICcted, q
above reported.
Tho Senate will stand 25 Republicans t,
10 Democrats.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-10
GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov. 10. 1857,

GREENSBORO, ALA, Nov. 10, 1857.
 Dg. L. c. GLOVER & BRo, Aberdeen. Miss.-Gentlemen We have been agents for your Medicines for several years past, and take pleasure in adding our testimony to their great value as remedial agents. They have given general satisfaction, rare ly ever failing to give the desired relief.
 Respectfully yours,
 OSBORN & HATCH, Druggists.
 For further information examine the testimony wrapped round the bottle. Then try the Medicines and verify the statement april22-6m. For sale by D. P. Black < Co.,, Des Are.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-10
COMMENTATORS NOTTCE.

TIRE undersigned having been appointed I Administrator of the Estate of john A. Dewoody, dec'd., all persons indebted to said Estate are required to make immediate pay ment; and those having claims against the same are required to present them duly au- thenticated, within the time prescribed by law.
 VIM. L. DEWOODY, Adm'r. July 20, 1859,-[6w.]
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-10

A MOTHERS LovE.-The world may persecute you while living. aud plant the ivy and the nightshade of islander upon your grassiess grave, when you are dead but thy mother wIll love and cherish you while living, and if she survive you. will weep for you when dead, such tears as none but mother knows how to weep. Love thy mother.