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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

A MAN OF IMPROvEMRKT-What-
ever political or other faults may be
charged to the Hon. Charles Sumner
it cannot be said that he is not man
Of imF rovement. According to au-
thentlc medical reports, he has been
getting better for nearly tour years.
TIE very latest accounts from Paris
still give the most cheering descrip-
ton Of his case and though the fol-
lowing statement may look like ex-
aggeration to the unscientific reader,
yet when we consider the wonderful
skill attained by Partisan surgery and
the great experience Of Sumner in
having bis nervous system over-
hauled and manipulated, We should
hesitate long before doubtiDg its liter
al correctness or suspecting it to be
deliberate hoax. ave are pleased"
says the chronicler i'll this case, ito
learn that Hon. Charles Sumner is
improving. lie is 10 Paris, where be
had his spinal marrow taken out,
scrsped, soaked 10 oil and replaced,
his mu. cular membranes operated up
On, his nerves taken out, aired and
replaced, and is in fair way of re-
covery. He will resume his senato,i-
al duties, he says" 1t is impossible
to tell where the progress in recovery
and Improvement of,he gifted Senator
will end, but no one can doubt that
At this moment he ought to be the
most highly recovered and improved
man Ofthe time.-New Orleans Delta.
DAMAGES FROM THE KANSAS
WAR.-Whatever difference of opin-
ion exist as to the Kansas troubles,
all parties in the Territory seems to
be unanimous in calling upon the
General Government to pay the pri-
vate losses which they involved.
During the progress Of the war, each
party strenuously denied that the
other had suffered any injuries b.
now they seem to have quietly m
in peaceful conference for the purpose
of estimating each others claims.
Gov GEArY, i'll 1857, first recon-
mendcd the appointment OF COM
mission fol this purpose, and in 1859,
Gov. MEDARY presented the report
of Gen. STRICKLAND, who was ap-
pointed commissioner upon that sug-
gcstion. The report, however, was
incomplete, and commission OF
three persons was appointed, one by
the Governor and one by each branch
Of the Legislature. The commission
held sessions and took testimony in
each county where damage had been
sustained, and the following state
ment gives summary OF the results
| arrived at:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

MOsfA1S IIFE PILLS.-The high ana envied
AVA celebrity which this pre- eminent medicine has
acquired for Its tnvartsbe ecacy In al the diseases
which 1t processes to cure. has rendered the usual
practice Of stenta ious pning not only unnecessary
but unworthy OF them. They are known By their
fruits their good works testify for them and thev
thrive not By the fai Of the credui To all cas-.
esof costve, Csc, dyspepsia, bilious and liver eec-
tions piles rheumatism, fevers and ague., obstinate
headaches, and oil general derangem nts OF health
these Pitts have invariably proved . certain and
SPEEDY remedy. 4 ringle t'ial y i'll place the Life
Pills be'ond the resch Of competition In the Ultimate
Of every patient.
Dr.. MI 6at's Ph0nix BitteTs will he found equally
en1cacious IN I'll cases " nervous debility, dyspep.
STA, headache, ne sickness incl1ent to females In
'ecate heath, and every kind OF weakness Of the
dieestiveorgans For sale by DR. W. B. MOFrAT,
Ss5 Broadway, aid BY Medicine Dealers and Drug
eists generally throughout the country.
sepiS.w1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

The KENTUCKY Roll OF HoNOR.
The following revolutionary sold
iers are pensioners on the roll Of the
Sta G Of Kentucky:
Thoman Beckness, Madison coun-
ty, aged 90 years lie. y Bird NJ "a
gan county, aged SO years; Eiijsh
Denny, Rockcas,le county, aged 81
years; Jacob Goodman, Monroe
county, az. d 81 years; James How
ard, Breathit county, aged lO7 years;
Robert Jones, Mercer county, aged
80 years; John Keeton, Owen coun-
ty, aged 80 years; William Long,
Shelby county, age unknown; An
thony Phelps, La Rue county, aged
81 years; George Rogers, Wayne
county, aged 95 years James Sher-
rill, Green COUNT, aged 81 years.
Of the revolutionary soldiers who
made their applications for pensions
from Kentucky, $50 afterwards chan.
ged their residence to other States
viz:
lOl to Indiana: SO to Illinois; IS
to Ohio; SO to Missouri; IL t. Ten
nessee 4 to Arkansas; to Virginia;
! to Alabama; l to Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

SMALL SrzR.-We are reluctantly
forced to issae the Journal this week
upon paper much smaller than We
generally use. The reason of this is,
we have no other size. Next week
We will Be- all right, aud in . short
time We expect to increase the Jour-
nal to s. thirty-tsso column paper, con-
tanning as much reading matter rs any
newspaper in the State.
20 F,iends, send in your lists.-
State Journal.
NUMEROUS droves of cattle p,.s
a'moss daily through our city, and
toeir nne appearance speaks we'll for
Fne adspeae'o. OF our prairies to the
fsising OF cattle.-B.srl;.ssos Hasrk.
16n f44l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
~ Our cid friends 6. NELso

~ Our cid friends g. Nelson
SAITH, Esa., Of the Alleghaay Noun
tais Echo, JAMES G. Noon, ESQ. ,ofthe
Mountaineer, anL CHARLLs p. MUIR
Ray, OF the Democrat and sentinel,
one and all faithful and influential
advocates of the pr nciples Of Demo-
c.acy in the gallant lite democratic
county Of Cambria, Pennsylvania,
will please accept our profound ac'
knowleds cment ofthe very handsome
manner in which they announce our
debut Us editor Of the DEMoCRAT AND
NEWS. Our modesty will not allow us
to copy the notices into that portion
Of our paper under our special charge.
The gentleman having charge of the
local department insists upon per-
mission to insert them.
Our former boon companions among
the " frosty sons Of thunder" upon the
handicapped Alleghanies, may rest
assured, that whatever associations
we may r. rim in this in our new home,
memory will have to be dethroned
ere we forget "the friends we left
behind us"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
Wigs-WigS-Wigs.

BACHELORS Wigs ana Toupees surpsss ALL
They are elegant, light. easy and d. able.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-n.
shrinking on The head, indeed this is the only es-
tablishment whore these thing. are properly UNDER
stood and made.
Jull3y.wly 233 Rroadvav New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MECHANICAL BAKERY.-we have last
ressivsd consignnent Of Butter, Soda. Picnic
and Wine Cracken from the Chicago Nechan-
ical Bakery, which We offer IT low rates "a
close.
The quality il very superior.
MCCARN 4 COATES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
TALLmAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN.
B.l.FKE Ere
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Nichols Block, corner Brady and Secon. .t'..
nAYlHYQRr lnHA

Niekolis Block, corner Brady aud !Seeor. st..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ETxCHAHGH on eli the principal cities OF the mi.
II ted States, Great Britain. ireland. AMI onti
nentinel R0rote bought and sold
Notss ana drsfts collected, and proceed. RENTED
TO any part Of the United Stats II lovsst ra,e ~
B1chss 90.
Oolections Of notes, drafts, sceoppts, ee,e.. and
inheritance made In all paris Of the United ststss
Cenodss and Europe. e'->'
escehs and sse9s beugst sadsoid % eonr,sr,on.
Land wsssasss bought. sosd ssdiseassa.
A1sAaass saiClsiss II ahs Un,s,d se.,e,.
oepsetsr 4 vsDuss, New Ye,s ~,
ADany City Dank, Albsay, New YosS:
1ucAlo CITY Rank DulAlo, New Yerh;
-. o. Ccmmercs, boston. NaeeorhoeetSs:
vsassneA's Isn't, ksssdsipASo. Penn eyIysnis.
Aereh. = nanufsesuSsyss Huph. Y1ttsbore =:
neKim : 90, Baltimore, N0;
0unose DBoslgs1en, Ciueiuaaau Chie:
eeoeoey9gs Assselaaasa, q csss. ~:
Oss.oo1' 1anne, ueW OpleaDe, IA:
Ws 80 olsoo4. m. sQ1a4s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27


The Burlington Aasckeye indicates
What the Republican msjorit, should
do during the next ses'ion OF the -
gslature.
A. the law-making Pc Ter 10 now
entirely under the control Of that
party, it i. 20 be presumed that it will
complete any work It may lay out in
advance. The HaWkeye says:
Now that the election is over, and
he Republicans again victorious in
the election Of our State ticket and a
majority IN both branches Of the Lee
gislature, it 10 proper to dscuss cues,
tions Of State policy likely to come
up At Des MONIES this winter.
In the first place We speak tor q
short session, and the smallest appro-
. iations consistent with the public
good.
We bcspesk the early completion
and occ lpancy OF the LuDstlc asylum.
Hundreds Of unfortunate PERSONS are
suffering in jails aud poo' -b"uses tb al
night be made comfortable, and 10
mauy cases cured nj Mt. Pleasant.
Let the third Branch OF The Legis
l~,ure, the Board Of Education, be 90,
rid Of At the earli.st possible day. |,
10 the fifth wheel Of our State Govern
ment. The suggestion Of Col Thomp
son Of Fairfield il q good one. The
Legislature has the power Of fixii :
the place Of meeting Of this boy
He SAYS that the Legislature should
require the Board to meet in Dublin,
ireland, and make no appropriation to
pay expenses. This is good sugges.
ton.
Let the school law y. amended sc
as to simplify it. Abolish the Office
of County Superintendent.
We should also be glad to see the
office Of County Judge abolished
That officer has in his hands more
business than ever should be trusted tc
one man, and there is great liabilityto
abuse, as all must acknowledge. 1t is
only necessary to say that as Probate
Judge all the property Of the County
passes through his hands, on an aver
age, once 10 twenty years. In pop
ulous County like Des Moines the
Probate business must be large and
Of much Importance. 10 addition to
this he has the supervision and con-
troll, without any clerk, Of the entire
County business. He opens roads
builds bridges, jai's, poor houses
court houses, buys and sea- lands and
lots, has the custody Of the revenues
OF the county, lcvies aud RENTS taxes
pays witnesses and Jurors and sup
ports the paupers. And upon all thi.
there Is no check, not even tho check
of an annual exhibit in Des Moines
County.
The frequent defalcations which
have occurred-the numerous instan.
ces OF abuse and favori,ism which have
been brought to light, aud reason and
common sense teach that here is too
much power to be safely reposed in
one man however honest and capable.
10 thinIy settled County, the Coun-
~ Judge system may do, but still it is
not the best. We hope the Legisla-
ture will change it. Let the County
Judge attend to Probate business ex-
cIusively, or if thought best, perform
the additional duties Of Auditor
And then give us either the system Of
New England and New York, with
Township supervi. ors, or the County
Commissioner " stem of Ohio.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
BOOTS AND SHOES
FirAl Arrival
u q q Z - ~ m a - In % O -
8. SUITS,

NO. y NICKOLIH' BLOCK,
VSnow receiving his FALL WINTER STOCK Of
i Boots, SHOES 4 RI BEERS, to which HI In
vitcs the examination Of customers.
have = large and fun Gsst rfmenf u all grades
Of goods, both common and fine, adapted t. city and
country trade. think without exagc ration Il very
common habit with Boots and Shoe men nov dsys)
have the IARSEbT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered Ia Davenport. have most Of nv
staple goods Manufactured ex,rsfsy for my own
trade and can warrant them 10 quality equsl o the
best. A. TO prices dont profess to give them away
nsither try 10 COMP g. In pTi wiihhosc second
third rate goods Nv atm 10 r. keep rst C.ass go0ds
and II them ~ the lowest living prices.
augls SANPOU ID SUITS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

$3.50 e,o0S
1son thk il appears that within
twenty miles Of H.rper's Ferry thsss
80 nSe lsas than 1000 slaves, Of
~hso gsehably 5000 ars men, N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

POPULATION OF THE DISTURBED
D1.TGlcr.- The district OF c.untry
N endsd to be effected BY the out
break contains . large population.
TIE following wa the rel.,ive popu>
l,tion at the last census:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
WEITE a CO.,
u eNl Estate .fgeMfs.
POST OFFICE HlIg.DlSG.

XII hCnks. - miles fom = - rcos hcu.@
w Nabi.s AMI -bci god " ell AMI Z STERN 49,
i5o frnn trees; Will te sod Mt great bargain
lHO ACRES, un'lcr nne cGitivation. seed hsn.4
ba'a, &c; only y miea from teamhoai Ian ting
tbs 10 one o! the te-l farms IA scott county
30 acres, all eulilvats and 'enr ID vosa hors-
ana stable; only IL miles cut. 1his IL a ene .ugs
farm.
l2o acres, al fenced sni under cultivation: r,..i
house and barn; Gne young orchard n,arto.ra.t.
will b. sold for only $40
Vented Immediately. Good vsrms tr
Cash Customers ..,aS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
EXCHANGE

on all Iarts Of the United States bought ami
sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 coon,
bankers and Land Agents
DesAloin.s. Iowa
cl5dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

rHE GREAT W1sTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
or ATHENS. p,
Having consolidated their business, the sans vii!
hereafter b conducted BY the united companies, In
the name Of the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Imsuramcc 4 Trust Company,
At their oanee in the ConpAry's building.
403 Walnut street. Phflsdslphis.
By THIS srrapgsment the incfme Of the OREA
WErTERN INSTRANCE AND TRU6T COZ
PANf will be lsrg " augmented, and ever 1l3O O0r
added to its asse's, OF which 1lOO COO Is in First
norssses with % ds, bea'tns six par cont interest,"
on iEproved property. worth dou'le the amount
which Gives re Compsny over es5o. 900 q available
All running risks Of either Compsny are o..
sumed and any losses that nav occur Will be prompt
" adjusted and paid.
Fire. Inlsnd, s~d MarS~e Caryo RiAks Taken 0.
~ Moot Fdsossb!s ztrms.
Respectfully soliciting your business. We ere
Yo0r obedient servants.
CHAs. o. LATHR0P, Pre-.
w. DAlIINo, vioe.pfes
G. n. 0HIPnA An, % vioo.pres
(ChsSgs Of Branch O0os, New Yosh.
Jas wA1onF, Sec. and Treas
O. 3. RUasIlL, Asst 0ecs
DDEc50ns:
chas o IAahrop, Hon VIM Darling, y shipman
Jno @ Hunter, Alec Whilldin, r. 0illespie
HsslehuSot, Daniel l. Oellier, Jas onth.
Ches Harlan, DTrsey. ~ olocum.
M'Curdy, yranets 1yleS.
1DW1M PAY. Ag@a
O0oe with PAAKD8 1DWA2DO.
jy31-d4m Uo. 10 DroAy.aa
II 2. MITCHELL, Agent,
oIRAlD yIRD AND MA1IND INsUaANon a.
OF SHILADsGSm1A, -.
~ -. JsscS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

IN0URAN
Eys'e, Inland and Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE Co,
nAseACHusErYs.
Dash Capital and surplus A2S4 OtN
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO..
sPaIHavrELD. MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus A2bo, OOO
NORTH AMERICAN ms. co,
OF HARTFORD, ooxx.
LoRILLARD ms. co,
CT NEW Toax
Dash Capital s2ea,a~
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. co,
OF NEv yoRE.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
rEw HAvHS. cous.
". SOUTHwORfH, Prest.
g. N. SCRANTON. see'y.
H8LD KAUFMAN ARents.
Lahrman'. Block, 2J-st,
a. FIELD, Agent, Davenport. Iowa.
Once next 10 the Post ONCE,
Rock Island, Ill. octl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

BOOTS AND SHOES
Who1es~lc - Retail.
TINE EMPIRE STOREl
BRADY STREET. DAvBNPORT.
7 NAVE now In store large and veil selected
i stock OF Boots and Shoes, 70 which I tny1k
tho attention OF all In want Of articles In my line
Ob9~fsv 7Sddsss wishing TO repIsnish their stoch
purchastng elsewhere.
10 ny numerous customers who prefer OlssAo~
Work We continne 70 hold ont Inducements IN m
v.y Of pvsms slock and ssvIsA ssosk, nes squsi,se
Al lisds q Lsdsss' vorh manufactured q usual.
'Jyt1l VI. 0AAn8ff.
Evans, CHEW 4 CO.,
AGENCY FOR LAYL,N. SMITH 1 BoIEs row.
DkR MILLS,
SAUGERT1ES. N.Y..
We have on hasd at magazine. Coo packages Pow
der.
Rite Gs,d Gp0s ting POscder
In kegs. bali kegs. quarter kegs and canistcrs.
Blasting Powder and Safety Fuse.
Parties wishing large supplies Of Blasting Powder
would do well 10 address ~.
70 ALL POWDER wARBANTED.n
CHICAGO AUDUBON CLUB PREMIUM
POEDEK.
THIS Powder took the nr.t premium at the lsts
= Bsr Of the Un 'ea States Agricultural society In
test With n. sard's and other Will kpovn brsnde
Fer sale IN ID. By agent for the nsnufsctur.
cSG.
EVANS. CuEw Z o.,
oci1-d6w Cornsy Of Front and Brady sta.
CO.Par tDDeFslDip.
MR.. GEO. B. DIxwELL, Of Boston, is ad
W1 mitted partner In our House from, and
after the first day Of October. Our agency
in Fost0n will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of Sargent / Dixwell.
COOK + SARGENT.
Davenport, October LIST, 1850.
ocl5dtf
WATER COOLIES.
05 DISs1sBMf kinds and styles, for sale By
snIfH 4 RnnINa70M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
STOVES.

STOVES.
III Il l. s l. w A ) ii h u RN
NO. SIS BRADY STREET.
Nearly opposite tho Post Office
HAvE RECEIVED A COMPLETE AS
Ill SoRrMRNr of
COOKING, PARLOR Il HEATING
- II ov n 81
They have the exclusive sale for this city Of
The TrOpic,
The Forest Oak
Tho Charter Oak,
Black Dia m O nd.
Stoves, with many other patterns too numer-
Gus to mention.
They have just received from the East
large stock Of
DouSo Furnishing Goods,
Which are offered low for cash.
E-COPPER WORK of every descrip-
ton. Roofing, Repairing, dc. executed with
aeatrrss md dispatch.
ngar Evaporation Away hand at
stove House Of
Ii 4 WASH lBU nm,
Cook Stoves.
~ exhibition snd for sale At the House Furnish-
ing Ware Rooms Of
Smith 1 Rsxlnoron.
INSURANCE. -.
PiRE, MARINE And LIB.
1enA
1Ssssss0ss0s Company,
uasaAssd.-OAaslsesdl 1919.
OasA Capital. ....s.................l ,OOO, 900
@o0o
AjssssrGsses Company,
0etAs 0tty ofMev YoYt.
0ssh Cdpifal.ss.s........ss... OOO, 900
F1hon1k
lsssssrsssce Company,
Of Hsrtlbed.
CdeA Cdp1tei.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400 600
D6o010asVVO0t0En
l5eseer0se0e Company,
O. ~ otats - New Tea.
...s...................... l60, 900
000anOOt1O011
JtstoeOl L6He ISeosoeOssOe c.
loqsired apitst.................... 90. 900
Aassts slst Jaay ieee.............e7;z79,s 1852 |
o0yyl0D-Aeen No. Hoanans l,oek Man q.
(susSdAwl U1u1Y ,. 10D13Al.A onA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

Cook Stoves.
IN DIP RRHNT Patterns Of Cook Stoves nov on
~ exhibition snd for sale 1t the House Furnish.
ing Ware Rooms OF
SMITH 4 RsNIN0roN.
may3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Prices, now Opening


ISAAC PRAGE ER'S.
TTAVING Just returned from New York with wen Sc
Iected very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
would public examine before purchasing
stock Of Dress Goods will be found 70 con-
styles and guarantee that prices are
lower than those any other house. would call paTtie-
uIar attention Figured BTiants, worth richly
IS<e IKE; Ducals 25e at 12<e Light
cold OhnEes worth 25o at lcs and other goods In pro
portion MusIins Irish Lnen-I viii sell Muslin worth
t2c Toe, aud Irish Linen worth % at &c. 900 BonDet
comprising latest styles, and which being Pureased
dsTect from the manufacture win sell than ever
before pcs Ribbons 100 Ruches; Mowers and
everything appertaInnE to the Millinery line and to which
attention of the Trade and viii
be offered At the lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES.-If wish to find the largest best
cheapest stock give call and promise TO se
Collars Collars, Bands Inserting and
Eigings at figures than any other establishment
mr. Kid Gloves worth 81; 5l httts at
toe worth 25c; TIA dkerchies At l2Sc, worth
IS3; 100 iS 25cj I26 HemstIeh Handkerchief
AT 81 No. worth 6S; do Soc, worth IS 50 superior do
AZ 63c worth 81; white Briliiants At iee. worth
Is; 100 PUG do ut Is, 9ScS we'll any other
white goods such NsnsOOks both plain plaid and
pTopOrtiOnaely 5OO Dollars worth Of Piece Goods
Merchant Tailoring Trade, and OF which am
confident have largest stock in WheenR will be sold
Trale less than other House IN wheeling
can AMI all ask Is examination and am
convinced Of my ability sell. Call aud examine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRA9EKS. =.
lSS Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
CASES AND CURES.
nVanRpRTn

young lady of Q6 had troubled with indigestion for
render necessary in the
selection of her After eating, the stomach became
acid rising in her mouth with water, AMI an unpleas
ant heavy Ioadke in her stomach, continuing
hours frequent headaches bowels constituted and
n depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills. morning and night, and In less than
erery symptom Of her disease had vanished
she felt like new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
constitution lately been good deal affected with nd
geson weak stomach tongue bad taste In the mouth
attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng In the
head render his riding in carriage or
even mounting emnence, quite dangerous After irving
things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill night and morn
Ing CHARM relieving all his vertigo and other
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
THE IN TELLIGENCER
[From Punch.l
THE FINGER-POST FOR LOUIS NAPO-
TEON

LOUIS NAPoLEoN-Wha hat game
IT'S at thy hand TO play!
If to achieve eternal fame,
And gain an everlasting name,
Blest for all ages, be thine aim,
Before thee lies the way.
Thou wilt but have to keep the word,
Ofhonor thou hast spoke,
And seek no further with the sword
Which thou hast drawn, than to afford
The aid by Italy implored,
And rid her from her yoke.
That done, thy sword if thou will sheathe.
And fight not on for spoil,
The world thy victor's crown will wreathe,
Offlowers that ever sweet will breathe,
A noble name thou wilt bequeath,
Redeemed from every soil.
But if thou take that meaner line
Tradition would suggest
To low ambition-not divine
OF common conquest with design;
Then, surely, will an end be thine
Contemplate at best.
More land, moro slaves thy highest prize
To win-against what OddSH
A race whose every man will rise,
And eight against thee till he dies,
Or his last farthing sacrifice,
To guard his household gods.
Then, shouldst thou lose-enough to know
The world will not again
An age of anguish undergo
For nothing; to the vanquished woe!
The penalty of overthrow
'Twe1e odious to explain.
No more of that. Too wise thou art
To miss SO bright chance
And thou wilt to the high goal start
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE,
And glory, from each honest heart,
win for thyself and France.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
HUMPHREYs'
HoMmoPATRIC RRnIHpIBs

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand eoufesedly The head otremedia for he use
Of the people They alike the poisonous,
dangerous and repusive quaekery old school
practice the Of Water.egre, or The
and pernexng obScurtes OF the books
medicines. oonstsing Of simple specifics for the ya-
diseases which they related; put In the
of simple sugar pellets and prepared ingredients nei
erdRngerous disgusting, they form at once the ready
Of the nurse, and the comfort OF he
complaining invalid.
They possess these positive advantages which were never
before combined any popular remedies. They HAR'
injury arise from their They are SIMPLE
always what to take, and how to take IL Tey
are coSvENENT; you give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments warming without hesitation or delay, they are
in thousands arrested at once
and the mite cures what the pound could not
Afterwards have relieved.