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AI1u Housr b.. Jo- Mo-. Fsb .. 49,
Vim. Martin. En-. g. Fl Ak't Q. B. Q. r B.:
DEAR S1R-We arrived here at $50 last 2. Il.
having made The trip from Chicago in less than
IS hours. We would beg To tender our thanks
to you and your well-nsnaged road and its con.
nectioue tor The attention aod facilities shown
us.. Not NJ alone, for the general expression
Of satisfaction 10 seldom aeen on crowded
train, made it rather pleasant than tedioua
ride and must say, the general remark was
{ou:the conductor passing through the carl, what
geutleuanly men there are on this route. We
we're quite surprised to and 10 new road (as
the Hannibal st. JOY in 80 good condition
It in 10 much better than you led us to e1pect
thst ne could acarcely realize being on road
only just completed. Tbs frost seems to have
left the ground all through this country. The
roads were settling fast and grass is actually
looking green in spotA
There are number here from the vicinity Of
Pixies Peak, getting provisions. tools, dc., and
returning to the new Eldorado. They say there
IL plenty Of feed to BE- had as far a. Fort Kear-
ney, and that corn can be bought at from IS to
Soc per bushel AZ far a. the Big Blue, aud hay
for IS per ton.
We find things here quite different from what
we expected. Outfits can be had quite as res
sonable as 1t Chicago. Those wishing to buy
mining tools can get them hare Of every kind.
There il train Of 20 wagons expected to leave
here this week for Cherry Greek. There il an
express company started this week which ia to
run to the uiueB tWice a week.
We expect to etart tomorrow and anticipate
having good tins. Our freight, which We e1'
peoted to pass on the road, we found here ahead
cf us, having made better time than the average
Of passenger trains on other roads, for which we
tender you and the gen:lemanly agent Of the
Hannibal + st. 10. +, 3. our grsteful thanka-
We arc, sir, your obedient berysnis,
SIMMONS, KENT, HoR1ox i Co.
For the benefit Of our reBders We will state
who these persons are and their antecedeuts in
this city. Ar. Simmons was formerly Conductor
on the II. 8. 4 N. l Railroad Mr.. Kent was
formerly IN the ticket Office Of tho same road.
Nj. Horton WAS formerly Of the Pittsburgh,
Fl. Wayne / Chicago Railroad. Ar. Foote il q
brother Of Starr Foote, Esq.
Our best wishes attend "the crowd" Better
fellows csn't be found among those who ore on
their =" winding wsy to tbs land Of gold. Aay
an abundance Of the "shining dust" reward
their ENTERPRISE
, 1859-03-02

CHEMICAL C0Npos1T1oH9 or T1R1oC1 yERrlD
E0IL2,
[Ankl5ped by Prof yoe'ckes, Committing Cheu,t Of
the Ro5Al Agricultural 6oc:ety Of Eugland1
Prairie Soils from III Soil from
Gen. Railway Lsnds 0ld Bed
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in tha vida ran between the DemuQra.

in tho wide gap between the Demoera.
.cy North and the Democracy South, waa un-
covered, gives us 20 answer to the interroEa-
tory; and the question must remain unan-
ewered until the developments Of other not
distant eventa.. Let a. vail until tho Char
lesion Convention meets and the candidates
are eelected; then we shall be able to desig.
nrtethe parties, rhp. in the opinion Of the
Democracy Of the nation, have played false.
But whstever the result OF that trial, Repub.
ieans may b. aesured that the recent open
feud OF the Pro Slavery party, and the
thorough and conclusive exposition Of the
fraud in the belly Of The Nebraska bill, by
whish the sountry was deluded and Buchanan
and his corrupt tribe brought into power,
will give them q sigual victoryl With pru.
dence and firm adhesion to tho sonserva-
tiys principles which Republlcaaizm aToWe'
the policy OF the country must be rescued,
aud the better days of the Republic restored.
, 1859-03-02
4 Heavy Financial Fraud In Contem.
ptation.

Two or three days since two meu. one giving
his name az Capt, ai1s Dr.. William Kelley, Of the
Uuited States Army, the other IS J. Wells, arrived
ia this city, and took rooms at the Virgnia Hotel.
Fer soule reason Of their own. they soon nfter
changed their quarters, gong to tile Missouri.
presenting that lie was the proprietor OF new
Bank, which was to 60 into operation on the first
Of April next, and that be had some $50 600 os
the notes printed, signed, and ready for cirruia-
tl"n. The bills arc SIS. $3's. s5's and <l0's on
the FaE1nerx' and Dsore5s' Bank Of Peterslnrsh,
Indiana. They are exceedingly well executed,
and calculated to deceive, though they uppear to
lie Autographs. They are signed n. Roberts,
President, und J. Wells, Cashier.
Kelley expressed desire that the proprietor Of
tue Missouri would extend his aid iu 'slavin9"
the pGper-a proposition which that gentleman
however, Insisted upon bis taking portion Of tie
funds. and forced upon hin 500, Which was re-.
taintd, aud information given to the police. Msjor
Rawlings aud Capt. Kick, aided bg their de:ec-
tlves, Tunnec!ifIe, Welch, and Others. soon had
tue parties in custody. They assumed ~ air Of
and temper, aud offered any terms for their dis.
cnarge. Beyond the amount deposited with the
proprietor OF the Missouri and similar amount
1t house Of resort Poplar street, it Is believed
that none has been issued. The olal amount re.
covered, ne believe, ia about 81 500.
The parties arrested {Re1ley and Wclls) admit,
wc believe, the above tacts in substance, but deny
that they have yet passed any Of tue money, aud
that they are not, consequently, cFlmlnaly liable.
They also make overtuies Of compromise, incou.
s~tent With innocence.
But the great secret Of the contemplated fraud,
and the gard through which their success has de-
pended, Is large quantity Of Dye's Counterteif
cent. dlscount-he same az other Indiana money.
ST. Louts RfxatGiedn,
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miscellaneous.

EREAT
rt,an,,r.n nm -, .-o
AsA& sA6e& AaU AtU1 Oh Ut&EtS
RLsHCK RR01
"~@A 1ees
Vd!oA6O. ILL.
WE HAVE JUST RECErvEn IN RnND
w urou,h Ii. CBICAco FHrvTr,tf Hr,T1vT
cur dsst {aYo;cc 57r The yta- ~ A A~SSAs
-
avn uonT RpoxTs ce1w1pn
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NOTICE..
cxnc1 e1 1Hx r. wkcRe.co}
ktt;soussh. Feb. &, las9.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
4 Etockho1dets IN the Htburx Fort WaYoe .ad
q oAR9 OF TRADE IA The city Of P;tsbq5xb. On
Iu@DA?. the 18th day Of March ns1t 1t o'cloct
18e6, wll be presented ~ ' '@@e
The essetion fo; dsesa Directors to serye the euune
the a.h pru13uoo At ~ o'clock A. n
1IaoteI bocts .l be Closed nom the 7ist to ah
q a9;eo eo:h nelnASe 4ad the holders Of stock In
the 0hio ~ feonsJy.1ia Ohio and Indiana Or Folt
MaJne aod Chraxo Aalr5Ad Companies vhich has not
tint: Ei.l nst be snttlsd 70 vote = aa!l election
,h hoeano!aes ptesentrk their ceztfcas of stock IN
th eotataSy 10 Any Ticket the line tht Roa1
VI es sod ~ - E.suf3oa Ticket r. that siaiion 70
fro1n March -8th 10 April a. bon inclusive Ss Ao''o
~ order Of the Presdent
le&t1W.cea AEGC31C3 BRADLEY Qee'v
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~ = ~
aor batotu tho pnblIa
/. One dose otttarrptated
!. u = Mro cure tor lAote.
] - 51oFhds, Ansi q brn.
! vnialattya Of ChotsS1.
! | ONLY ono bottle u need
I'D 70 throw on. ofthtw9
4 Lam the eQects OF ntdi
) cine alter : A1ouEueknes1
One bottle taken for
I ,Jaun2teu REMOVES III
} mlownesA or puu2sNrn{
= color rom the ak1n,
~ Ono dose taken = abort
} tsse heto:e eatin3 ttyts
tV2or 10 the appetite Md
/ InAka The food dlgW
> well.
y ono dosA olssnTcpeas.
. I'D. @tat:Atoulo UtAz-
FhE& IN IT worst fpr1.
Nl4le y u n m4f aud
!, ID ow 81 Complaints
: Ecla a1nost 70 tho nru
[ dose.
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III EY E R.B
Miraculous Vermia Destroyer,
For ths Destruction Of
Rats, MIee, moless Bugs, Mosquitoes
Ho2thcs, Fleae, Hoths, Garden
UnnARkR. &ntR. r..

Insoetn4 Antss Aes
THE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
kaovo under the above t'tle fnr L e lsat - yeazs
Arouxhout Europe. where AeJ have NIT With trt11a.
phA1t SUCCESS hare snsured tuF shelr Inventor md
Aanufacturs< word wide celebrity. ateeed By ths E
nernrs Of Ras1A France. Aq9s!tA the Q9een Of E1E
eaxony. 4t-: aad II America their e4cltn1 hAs hee1
endorsed b. the Directors Of Public Institutions and
the approval Of nuessus private cl1ena that they
tho onty remedies n the world u externlna1e al
Meyers Miraculous rsecazauans destroy the snvel-
come int1pdess 1tthouf n1sc5. md neref fa Hs u:
e. e:essat ass:a e %sns q tas1 n shs voEd nd
ehautA ahooVre7x md hnshtndn1eo will b = No mcts
Vetnfn." ~.
Depos of The inseasor md psopsd4tor.
1oSKPH NKYRR, Practical Msni&
d Rru4d8Ay, de0 York
GsnesA Agent tn tn Omitted 6tates and cansdks
IhkDERuK =. RCBH1oa D1xE&. 17 RxosdsaT.
Il; :ea y bookxL PHILLIPS o2s Pa I'd I'd :: ,.
A RT1OLES OF DIET FOB MVALID8
a AND UHILDRKn-
We would invite a*tenHnn 10 our ounplsts a0tu&4
u 0sss &xataeA CONSISTING Of
B11o0T1HE,
B1oNA, CHOCOLATE
ARROW ROOT, RARLx1,
3RnAIaI ALKATKBPTA,
TA8{HA "a, 10.
n ossAaA ~ osn zsoaaafaa = a, q FstssK R Rsss nd
~. 3 He-.s,..h.e fassa1 fa.4eee;: is as'es as;
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l. Aud uFN AEOIC1N
These Guus remove,
III mssbId or bad ra1Sterf
from The kJ1teu. supply
h4 In their pilco a.
healthy dow ofblle, inyix-i
or2Mnx tho Btotlsth.t
nau1cx food 10 dlxest;
we'll patifran9 M
blood, xt.iux tnon and
heAlth 10 the whole E&..
chtnefy.. ramoytr9 the
cause Of the d11ez1e-H.
fac4lnxArzdlca1 cust- /
Bllliox1 At12et1 aee
cured. and, what Il oettN
prevtnead hY tho oec&-,
tiansl ne otths IlyeS 1n-E
riEofator- |
0na dose after e8tina
b hgRmcieat TO reIcve hct
stomach and preventive;
fpod tu0 Ring End eou
Ing.
Only on dora t1kcn ee-f
mF1 fsklrf1S. prevents
Nlk&tmAt4.
Only ,Estose tAfeIl I'll
nlxht | o.saa tht bowels
keuNT a1d cu1sa see-
JnA 4o4e k1ken Altef'
9-eh nsxl Y u W4 uUI
1epa.a-
Cne doso OF tHo tea!
8eooafur viii AlE4yH ce-f
4sYa klck ueHap-ehe.
Only oua doRa tmmo-
MatelT relieves tAuat
WhtlA
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Al WAC U10 II ARE GIVING THEIR
usaNIHoUs TESTIMONY II IT'S FAVOR.
~ di vatefl4 tta month Mth the 1nvtxofa1of. aud
EEAoW both toseAaa9.
F1lt rNR DOLLAR FTz HOffla.
Df. S4AfoRL Proprietor. No, 3o Broadway. New
York. EetAea ~ 4ll DIusx!at1. Bold. also. By
9OLIf2. BhITH / CO.. ia Lake-st,. and
l fY8I.tH.AN t14 R1h.lnnn Aff,tf
, 1859-03-02

NAv1 DzrAs7nzzr, Aug. 2 1s4s.
SR: The Department has addressed the com.
msudant Of the Navy Yard at New York on the
subject OF your letter of the 9th ult
Isaac ToucxY.
Commodore L.. Kesrny, Commandans Navy
Yard, New York.
, 1859-03-02

NAv1 YARD. NV YoRk, Aug. S, 1858.
S1a: On receipt Of the Departments letter Of
the soih uls, Mr. FragAnza, Tho MASTER joiner Of
this yard, was called on for an exp1anation in
regard to the complaint made By ths Hon. Iii,
sickles. Mr. F:sgauza's letter, in answer to
tbs subject, il herewith respectfully submitted
The Department letter Of the a.ne date, with
reference to the selection Of their foremen b7
the master workmen, was also received, and On
the recommendation Of VT. Kennedy, the mas.
ter stont cutter, sanctioned the ratiug of q
foreman named by him, and the discharge Of
the person who had previously held that posi-.
ton.
Believing that have carried out the inteu.
tons Of the Departments order, I would like
to be informed if the course pursued in this in
stance meets ita approval
have the honor to be, Sir, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
L. KEARxI, Commaudant,
Hon. 1saac Toucey, Secretary Of the Navy.
III is i certainly rery extraordinary 5usints.
On uhiea to detail an o1fetr Of tie hiqA<st rank
k1otpa in tie AQpu Of TIE United Sfatxs
, 1859-03-02
TIE LIVER INVIGoEAT ToR
fRKPA1rD BY Dr. aAHroRn
0AF01HDKD RST1RRLT FROa GCMa.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PCRCATlYH
l. Aud L1YkR AEDICINEB now be!ora shs nnhIte
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
North AtIa l,ic TeIeernpI,.

The expedition that sailed from Boston,
August 29lh, in the bark Wlman, under
the command Of Col, ShafIncr, for the pur-
pose Of surveying the route for the North
Atlantic Telegraph ria Greenland and Ice
land, has been heard from
1t arrived at Hamiton's Inlet, latitude
540 30', aud the Labrador coast, on tho
ll'h of September, having been delayed by
caIm' and hcad-winds only four days.
Col. Shaffner reports that an ocean cable
can be carried in deep sea into Hamiton's
Inlet, and thence some two hundred miles
in deep water westward towards Quebec
His soundngS and explorations give him
confidence as to the prac,icabIily
Of the route. The weather was fine. No
frost, nor snow, nor ice, at shore was found.
Passed many icebergs at sea.
Having completed his examinations, Col.
was expecting to sail for Green
land on the 10th of September, making
the deep sea soundings on the route.-Bos-
ton Courier, Dec. /.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09


In another column will be found the pro.
eeciings Of the first day Of the s6ih Con-
gre.s Several names weri proposed for
Speaker and one ballot was had. We
think if another hullot had been taken, Mr..
Sherman would have been elected. But
the first Thing done, Mr. Clark or No. lugs
in thr "uiggcr question" aud thus the ex-
ci,cmrni is commenced, aud an orcaniza-
iion of the House is frustrated. In the Sen.
ntc also, Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia set the on
tcriug wedge Of the "irropr'sSihlc conflict"
Let it be distinctly understood by the pco-
ple Of tho country that the agitation Of
what lncofrcoisin calls the "etcrnal niggcr
question" was opened by the democracy
They are the sectional men, theyarc the men
wholly therspecches, acts, and iolent proles-
talions arc seeking to open breach between
the North and South. Let tho people
watch the acts of the Southern politicians
in the present Congress and see if they arc
not the ones who thus bring the fire.brands
which they hope will be blown into an in
cxtinguishable blaze. The second days
proceedings were but continuation Of
Clark's inhammatory declaimiugs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

Petcrsons Counterfeit Detcctur aud Bank Note List for
December has been received by us aud is corrected by
DrrNc Co the welt known Btnkcrs ant Brokers' and
is tie besi ddd mast reliable DeieciOr e COuRieTes and
dAcrsd N0irs pHbiished "a Ni cOHHrg The uumhrr is
sued this da, uh drscites seceAfy Ue cOHatsrfes
ANA contains tull descriptions Of all ugus bank notes that
being altered 0 suit various banks all the country
and which being put into extensive circulation. IT also
contains several Other pages OF very valuable Information
Of everything pertaining to bank notes. IL has been
sderaby enlarged having now forty pages in and contains
occasionally, &c sini OF several hundr gold and silver
cdins besdes. We have hesitttioni in pronnuncng it
the most complete reliable and hest publication Of he kind
Ia the United States is not used To subsprve the in
terrst OGnny hmkinghouso most Of the so-caled De-
tectnrs II should be in the hands Of every storekee
er in the whole county; and would advise all persons
who handle money 10 send Onr Dollar In letter, for
years subscription To the Publishers, and thus subc ihe
for the monthly issue oi II at once; Two Dns for the
somi-munhy issue 1t is pubshrdty 7. b, Peterson *
Brothers, No. BOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia to whom
all letters should be addressed. copy Of Feterson's
Complete Coin Book the perfect and complete Book
Of Coins 10 the wOr will also be given gratis to all sub
seribcrs Tor 1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

that their action was just and proper
Brown lnen returned TO MS room ana con-
''"u'U "''u'B 'o' S''''' ''''i''
=" U"io "'"'N NvP''e"n'
49,. I. W. 1I.n ' NJ ILL., " oe h" ,a ~
lcdo District He had tho assurance to cir
culaie about very freely and talk Black Re-
Puoucanlsm pr'uy hlghly coloreu " tue
w, va, 'ouh' ,,nI "i'." "'' ''o c coIu' 60 ~ Va
ols beadooor,cx Mr. Ashley drfncd his
doctrine to he "uo more Slave Siates-no
more Slave Territory" The Nuglnians
I,'''' '.'AN,e' ~ , t",S .iI ,'uH' """ , .,
propcr 10 bo INDIGNANT or amused. Thcr
seemed to he in rather good hnmor with
ann, however. Ashley was WIN Marshal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
SrI,nfc.

The Senate called to order 1880 by the Vice Pres
A payer was then made by DR.. Gurlcy.
Forty-cght Senator'S were present
The credentials Of John c. Ten Eyc, Of y. j.. and r.
HaIn, of Cal Both arpcmcd and were qualified.
The alScntees were Mrssfs Benjamin. CLAY, Cittcnden
Davis douglas. Fitch, Htzialrch hammond Johnson Of
Arkansas, Polls Sebastian, SewurIand Toombs
Mr.. Mason, of Va. submitted resolution which he
wouid call up trnorruv. for the appointment of q COM
itt to inquire int the facts attending tine late invasion
and seizure ct arm0ry ami arsenal st uTets Ferry by
baud farmed mon, aud report whether the
tended with armed resistance te Authorities and public
force of the L. s. and the murder of any citizens Of Eir
gu, amy troops sent there Ia protect public property
amt whether such invasion Uae under color Of
organization int udru tu suiycrt the pOyuIunput Of any
the States of the Union; the character aud extent Of
such organization; whether any citizen Of the L. s.
present implicated therein, accessory thereto by
contributions fuonoy, arms munitions. or otherwise;
the character and tNtet othc military equipment in the
hands, under control rf id armed baud; where how
and when the obtained and transported the
place iuyadpd ai-o TO report what legislation If any, is
necessary by the Government for the future preservation
of the peace Of the country and the safety Of public pro-
pery The committee to have fun power to send for per-
sons and papers
Mr. Truubuu. Of M notice that when the resou-
tiou up, hc should move amend ly extending the
inquiry tn the sezu" o the arsenal at FrHnLn, Mo.
The cu.t0uary resolutions Hluped to inform the
Housrnf Representatives and the President that the Sen
ate is ready for busiurss.
Mr. Guiun gave notice Of Pacific Railroad Bill.
Senate al JOurucd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

Twelve Harpcr's Ferry mon in cnundo.
The Muscatine Journal learns that ,b,
mother Of Edwin and Barclay Conn;o a'Lo ~
resides in Springdale, Cedar COUNT Iovo
received letter from the latter who i now
in canada, stating that he and eleven ~
hls companions have arrived safely in Her
Britannia Mejestys domnions. Four &c
them were woundcd-one of them SO so.
verely that his comrades were obliood 70
carry nun most of the time for the first four
Gays OF Their flight. Barclay Coppic, is one
OF The number for whose arrest Gov. Wise
offered reward of $500 each. '
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

The "Ladies apron" advocate, and pro
tenn editor down at the Messenger Office has
made the wonderful discovery that the Free
man, the old Wing paper published in this
town in l649, said that JOSHUA r. GIDDINes,
had "misrepresenied and slanGered an hon
orablo man." and seeks to force the i'm
preston that the present editor of the Jour
nal made the statement. "Massy.sakcs-a
live" The Journal was not established
until two years after that remark, and the
Freeman editor never bnd auy control over
tho JoHrnars columns. But speaking Of
"THcn and Nov," the aforesaid pro TEN
has gone and pat hi, foot right into it,
His PRINCIPLES are about as substantial II,
the weather Of Thursday aud Thursdayn nigli
last-ehanged only three times in eight or
len hours. He VAS Wing, then Know
Nothing, then Republican, now Know
Nothing and pro slavery locoloco. Verify,
'cobwebs seem to have gathered over him
to fearful degree" lie had better con
fine himself 10 The church question.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

The discussion Mr. Masou's resolution To inquire into
the larperS Ferry Invasion continued Mr. Tfumlul
said let this investigation be impartial and thorough The
effect on the country would be most sauary, aud had
similar investigation been instituted when inr trans
action occurred in 1855 It would have been better. The
arsenal at Liberty Mo- then broken into the pub
lie property taken away He brry recapulated the facts
there That however for the purpose Of fotcinr sa-
very into Kansas while a. HareI's Ferry the effort was
20 abolish slavery He then offered amendment the
resolution, extending inquiry TO the former case.
After considerable further debate the senate adjourned
without coming TO n vote
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
HOUSE.


NASHiNGToN, Dec. q
Mr.. Clark briefly reviewed prominent recommendations
in Helpers Book STRONGLY condrnuing those Who yned
the circular and insisting If they were carried ont the
Union could not eNis don't put hrOthrraeaist hrotcr
father against son don't destroy conservative sentiment
OF county.
Mr. Gihner offered substitute for Cark's rcsoution
looking the union oinatioral and conservative men on
the basis of tue declaration heretofore mndr b Whigs and
Democrats against the further agitation Of jlavery
Mr.. Curtis moved the previous question
Mr. Washbu'n, flllinois moved lay the whole sub
jcct On the table. Negutived by tie vote
The House adjourned without ballot any action
Clafis resolution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
DocroR ANp rnE WENcn.-A few oven.

DOCIbk AND TIE w ENCH.-- ~ ltW even
ncs asn. a worthy iscpic Of Escuhpus was expiang
upon the Hlrers terry nsurrectinn, vehemcutly de-
nOuncing Old Brown and his symplthseIs in "a certain
bar-foo In town. when to have soue snort at the doe
tors expense Of the auditors ha,tened the kitchen
where Of Afics Sable daughters engaged in her
household dutesand representedo her HAT the doctor
WIS raducug her entire She did not approve Of
the dOcus tiradc against 'de co0'd folk and exhibited
many unmstakable signs of displeasure Finally, she
bar-ronm-Opened the door-thrust in her woody head,
aud cried out ''to stand back and CUB dis child fair
chane al the same time reaching for the doctor The
doctor endeayored to expostuate but it only made mat
tiers worse, and
.Hereyes shot forth with all the livId 6re
That hauuts the tigre-s in her watchful ire"
She pitched in, and "ceaned OUT the bar-r0nm IN
"doqbt quick time" the doctor escaping by leaving in
her iron grasp fragment Of his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lebanon buckeye STATE.
We Speak that zoe do knoW In our ed
drial capacity someiimes called upon 10 notice ar
tces the desirable qualities of which alone known
through the testimony Of ofhersi but in introducing
readers "Ken ,rd, Medical discovery" such Is
the ease. Personal obligation permits US to speak with
tine greatest confidence ia regard 60 this popular medicine
memberoi our own family was cured of most taggrRyat
ed ease OF Tie DououreuN OF some twenty wears standing
In addition 10 This, have perused the certificates of
many ot the most esteemed citizens of he state who hgy
been cured of various diseases or less connected wit
huuOfs, We convinced and would have the publ,
us0.
Tho Warenton Hdg contains an account
OF the DEATH on .hurs,lty asi "f iit GIL hi yrtft
daughter at Nc. ieve.se G'nsn IL thr si'Sruce Of
lrr tnal hr IT, her elOtling took irc. SAT- nr-t ti-
o. suppress tc ANS hrrslf then se skcd her litcs sis
OF lo yea throw water on heri hut The ii "u
ran, siead, tn call the nriglbors When they cam.
h found her klng out in tir yard, nri IN rtpy 10 t
lncstinu what She doing out theU: she said si
tnugt II she stad in the house, tat the house wou
,ach ire and buru the btiy UP TOO. "Ged hss the @
sg," every mother viii say. She retained her iaeulit.
The last c'nyered teely and bore her sulefines Wit
5 degrec 4 iortitude Remarkable ir one ofh.rHge.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Of Clrvcland
celebrated their Golden Wedding on TUESDAY last 20
occasion brought pscthera numerous group of deseent
nisofthe venerable couple.
Mr. lthoades, proprietor Of n hotel Mt La
lyettr, lnd4Nas taken iti blgedng ~ the nose
ls Week, and before the osinn al iood could ir sia
fe diid lie was ph, sesiy v,y large mhn. standi
ser fis feet hrishf and weighing 200 pounds.
Tho Toledo Blade says there were ship
ed east over fhr 4 T. r. r., dlring the nqath of 81
gyirbof, jas cars Of Eroisht sud stock