davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-12-05
Yr{lE. Gl,E1ATEST WONDER OF
i TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative

ssy. the It. Lcul. Ma: r. ;oerat: R*|ow re puhi':h
!escF 70 d. Wo~1 OF ~ elty. tfotu ;9s ~. ~
hl. h,lE toute. rch evidence n*t hts ~ enre. ~asa
com!ps f.en rr1Ahw svu1't Il e:Itdc4l<a aie s.H.n
texs truth lhs d. Ate3s <hcomuAs, cor u<le@ Pta
isfy trom the rsrss: ,... Wv N ,ssa
atieIoa called FEW month IT. tr oet eae;As
t9t. Il youz hat. turave wa+ !E'u ~ nak: a-
ks1 k'tSa y psa ap.i III VIII y
cha.eter. :hsr+ meuib ,are p'r 9>* :"
issf rs1n: -. .has asa ~hsa I'D i*
have .uee procured ::h eo'e. y! when hase t'sa
,hsu hatF has taiiy cs>~.. .atE i~.h ny bed an
taee> And my hAf as r-nssa - "asarsl enof. ano r.
ts.a:s ssE ts yt!~ ~ an D.x My "a set viz 4
liz et nysxo y:ar. t u.sa ,stn re ; .t r. e.
Ths above .ote atsm Sse x,r 10 sr'f ~, T.!
rcr a.Irttan,, wal MT havs t<asen 70 son':.Et -
<. nS y y: IL SaSe seu u Htss'y
hsss and atlHlp. suwns any u.' ~ nsy haar :.
.ve WIN ~ nas T. = 5"ss -.ts;s< r.. +
NJ self an t-u'y 5ouss 4. C. EAssloNo'
I41-!.oss 5an. =, tss-
rrt...or ssi-t a. ~ !..y:ss bad thr 'n.-:,.ute
to,s he Lest pnrt:"n Of eas s .dts. =" 9:e
;s"~ xe~ t'sns j. T. ~ ,ts;: 10 70
very thlag n.eseA. Ay bar now "tk "ud E1o:sy -
e..~.s "s! yc IL
r. un;x, ,.Ir.tG. krv H. X, I;,-s: ~ .:a:::1 j. ssn
II, s4nAln. Ia -; IL, ~. IL G'sh :: '', III,
81: Ma: III; st.;+Sar o. -'e-s os>i 81 pY:'. =: w.
''~'1 EE>1kEizI-. JAn =. ts54.
r,nt,..r r. o-rr,. SIR: i.:,:l mate ...s1 s.u!
ma t.t.rasrr t e!sss me r!-. VIA. 90 So
e.eelrut In rlauvitI aa!nnsva l'pdtn. 49,!
i,ou!tI from ny 4hsli.,a: .a ss,ter.1 E,s aat
whIcs ~.y. "ss r. sn;l s."r: ihsvss' =,
':Ss: ;;s; %;., F: u ~;c y,~.o. s.1..7 = @s2s, S.
Il; nGs: iale .;e .rr t. L, So na s,l u " .,.'
i'1sts - .sl Faaey Gc'~-s rs1ss'. IL
, 1859-12-05

Bloody ltoss In iowa six 1fen Shot.
Last Friday night, tho usually quiet town Of
Eut!u1o was thrown into state Of grrat excite
snent by party of young fellows getting on
spree, which resulted in the shooting Of si1
men, several Of whom arc very dangerously
wounded. The particulars are as follows: L
1nau named Meyer, who owns mill in Buffalo,
hal given out That hc would have . ball in hls
mill IN Friday evening. About sixty young
men from tile surrounding country had gather
ed there, but as they broil ght no ladies', Meyer
concluded not to let the buli 70 on The young
men, determined to hare spree, commenced
drinking and circulating abou, town, and at last
brought up at saloon kept by q man named
Jeci..r. A.tcr they had been III the saloop for
so.lc iin1c, Jeckle proposed that if they would
lenre the saloon he would treat. This they
promised to do. and Jrckle commenced draw
in. the beer. While he was Lending orer the
cssk, ono of the party poured aecanter Of
whisky 1owu his peck, nntl anoiller threw q
.ambssr, hitting him in the forehead. Isck!s
seized a poker, aud knocking down the man
that threw the tu,nbler beat bis head in shock
ing manner. About dozen Of the young fel~
loxs tlen pitched into Jecklc. when IN outsider
iate1fe1ea and took thc.a oil. Tie party theu
went out doors, and Jcckie getting Ills gun
started after 1ilcn1. liz fired both barrels into
the nd>t Of the party, wounlin= six, one OF
them seriously, ind it is feared fatatly. JeckEe
las mude tis property over to Ills wife. acd left
the Statc.-Dlrehport LeMoctuk AAI -}.Es.
, 1859-12-05
A Candidate Tor Governor.

The Nauyoo Dtaioc-atic Pr<ss faro.s the notni-
nation Of Maj. ". Il. Roosevelt, Of Hancock
county, as the Democratic caadidate for Goser-
nor. We are told that the major has been
around, feeling Of the Democratic pulse, and We
suppose he has come to the conclusion that there
is IN opening for him. It's altogether probable
that there i. As the Democracy tave not the
slightest hope Of elsctiag Governor next full,
they will wisely conclude, no doubt, that they
might as well set s'aj. Roosevelt mp to be
way they used to serve J. Davidson, in the
Fourth district. Whenever the Democratic
leaders would find there were no earthly hopes
of succcss--1hatitwa dead snre thing against
,hen-they .sou,d tsot fri-nd jim ou., s,ils him
up with nomination for Cuugre 8, LIT hin,
sweat, md below through 4 summer campaign,
and come in on the home~srretch poor. lame.
broken-winded, shoulder >lotten "old hess y
Moj. Roosevelt is very good timber to be used
ior tie SANE purpose:-o4"4gka Haialr<de7'.
, 1859-12-05

FlnE At NELSON'S LsSbsSG.-)n "Wednesday
evening last the large hotel and toar4ing,house
Of T. L. Wilson l. Co., at the above place, just
opposite here, took fire and burned to tue
ground in 4 short time. 1t caught from = de-
feet in the chimney, in tue cetngo Of the kitchen,
a:.sl before it was di.coverel, lad made such
progress Us to place it beyoud lle power Of those
present to save it. ThciNrntture. hotseseT, Was
uearlr al..sarel, nothing but i lew hedstsati*,
stove, aad one or two carpets Icing de sstoYedi.
The loss probably will not exceed sl."M: \
large number Of choppers were quarteEed there
uuIer tue charge ct u. ". CASSIDY, EsI, late
Of .he sln, shall House in this place, who will
be obliged to camp out since It's ttss!uetics.
Auotber building will soou be erected in its
ad-1iu5asiaw (uihn.l lKrdlJ.
, 1859-12-05

The Legislature conrencs on Wednesday, the
11th Of January ne1t. Both Houses are large
ly Republican. Butler G. Noble, Of Nhitewa-
Ter, <hc LieusenantG Governor elect, will be e.
o15eao the President Of the Senate Hon. VIM.
r. Lyon, Of Racine, tho very popular Speaker
Of tie last Assembly, is sgain reelected as
member Of that body aud viii, We presume, be
chosen a. the next Speaker.
There is d general expectation through the
State, MS well as demaud, for a short session.
We can see no reason why all the business Of
1egislatioa mar not be disposed Of properly in
the course Of fire or six weeks ut the farthest.
Sound State policy demand. shat there shall be
as little 1;nnering with existing laws as possible,
while short, economical session will confirm
the confidence expressed By the people at the
late election ii The sincerity Of the professional
setrenchmeat made BY The Republican party, q
well as strengthen that party in the future. II
order that the session may be short aud useful
one, the members elect should DOW set about
ascertaiuing what business it vii be Necessary 5y
to present IS Thoroughly prepared aud digested
IS possible, ia ADMINISTRATION journal.
, 1859-12-05
Judge DouglA. aud the Presidency.

Judge Dousfa, and the Presidency.
4 New York correspondent Of tie Mobile
Register sends the following lit OF intelligence
concerning the Presidential nomination:
0ne Of the gentlemen 1t nj room had left
Washington only few hours previous. lle
had spent some hours with s1r. Douglas. lie
reported the chief calm and coi!ected-not at
ali nervous about the Presidential nomination.
lie {Dou.ias) said that be WIS not at all an xcus
to be nominated at Charleston--far from 1t. He
believes that no other Democrat stands the re-
n.otess chance Of being elected it nominated.
HI does not regard his own chances Of election
US by any means 1attering. The evident bitter,
personal, malignant ha.Ted Of the President,
who has said Oh several occasions that he pre-
fers Seward as his successor rather than Doug-
las, is discouraying, and my visitor said that he
left Mr. Douglas convinced that the latter, it he
elected, if nominated, would cleerfaily With
draw lis own hume from the canvass OF 1870 !!
That must not be. 1t would ruin and scatter
us here North like auck Of sheep with the
wotf amongst them.
, 1859-12-05
Railroad ksoHll Suit In Iowa.

At session ofihc District Cont Vt Wash'ng-
ton some two weeks since. application was made
by the proper authorities Of Mahasks ceuHsy. to
Jndse Stone for a writ at ;rjunctioa eojoining
aud restraining tue II. j. u. H. Il. Company
il Ill their l.a,,Js, and amounting 10 tue sum Of
x:4,0,.ek,. The writ was allowed aud notice
served On tile company to that effect, Tue
principal allegation in the petition was future
On the part OF the Company to comply wi:l their
contr,ctby prosecuting; the wurk in that coas-
ty; motion to dissolve the injunction vii be
tried at the next term Of said curt. This Qncs-
ton will be looked TO With considerable: Interest
IS there are number ofcnuntics in the Stale
similarly .isuateu.-Atuat IYtatant Etp"1}scdn
Nor, Spth.
, 1859-12-05
WASHINGTON :XD EVERETT !!

I1cIu5i3g V;av G. ~. Fc:1isn
In tha Engraving Of Was,::s.oa. Tss~t srsnsl
tas, fr.u,the original ,oi;nk= If HEX. AMI a:e ~
x-ayrt III .t. IN tue r.: AH. fAsy are s,eh
:ss:; Less each ccn:a!rs SIX :'lcAAs FIET - aa.5
ena,s. miserable pictures have sssn rs5'e': ul"r the 1
lie Is wo:Es Of as!-1:A tfrr@il: n ea.a: back a'a
rausidy essnA-that it Il tEcu.t f'e"us'nfe i-r:'ns
It ,7tc t.: they .,fs;n c:1r.I st t.er sc t"s
tr>. .eea We las, pa!d tie e.. a1ss ie4FnSa rf:s's
as1cuil, 10 rcIAEs IL is.!s,r FL t-s.
las xKll1T tz4rZfr.- well. SHE r. rF1a1ss 80:
that ,.a;l IL SpItu4l Drnar MS 4: All Pt''r u 1t!as
that car be relied Oh:
-r-Tsc Ealcr Of ,ac New Yosk Wss1ver .:,s:-
~Tne.c eaa;trk. aye c:orre whs.s .! ar-.t ieae:s-
esazr a1nisaole. Eie r;rs Of NJ Eyc:t w:taAeI'e"
cetsncc OF all u.i.ss.7
B~rhry New York Chr.,tl4a A.r4ea,. .4ys:-"Ttey
a1e an, TX toe -ayIu.s hare t.tf.s-" aatte
PUBLISHERS ARE frLLT RL-fDSs1lLl tels
ALL TuEy HEoNlsE.'
TERMS. AL1IO>T f:is.AT1<.
We vi! sep. rust rs.t secu,r.y PIC sd in Ts:ef-
EITHER ENGRAVING and e. Mssaz:zc, lyt,r. ftr q
10TH ESGEAE4NGS. sod u NJ sslee }css. Ter ~
zrA:rrts who zsn,' u !: '.ue, 'sitase Ii ealsa
so?y et zach .a=sssn<. Tie EaisaxlnttAr-
uAEPEK's,
TaE Ksrc1FRBuckEE,
GJrETs LaD1.s BOOK.
TIL. ATLANTIC.
Ei4AcnW. On.
1ecH7 s1eal asEarS,mtn'. Tic tII.e }tsts supscEp-
t.on t ttr i pa1d iy their
aa zuhechsz .eetive their supply fu- tic Yea+
te!r pective publication oc-s. The cn=s Ct 1e IA.
g7azlu. pst ouly II The J, between ,tt lovsa
Wholesale. and the regular pEee af iae NaxaLnet.
srEesz7..nss seu; sonee AID subscriptions to reE:e-
~. With eurseLt rsut, Unless ctaE*le et-
tsrzd IercY Ii.k II prcof Il seta red Of having
beea ra,rd F1s.t smssts-ipus b-s tatse:oe tesd
~ai7 Adl,r.s u. IL RsILEY kCU,
, 1859-12-05

MoarA11ry II DE7nor1.-The tota! number Of
int..ment. in the city Of Detroi., during the
month Of November, 1852, wast4. ofthis mum.
Der 81 we1o males and a7 feuaa1es-A died with
scarlet .eyer and Il with consumption.
, 1859-12-05
Fur the Press md Tribune.

For thu efehs ana 1Fou0e' |
Rice on slavery.
Nvssve- Entrons:-A few days since m arti-
.,-.s:. ,,o a.,;or or sh1ch
c'e 1ppcatee - 'o"' P.F.'' 'A'
WIS to prorr, oy 4uosattohs tfom "'tA VI
mine, thht, Notwithstanding distinct deciara-
In, Of nina Ia tho contrary. I have published
.,...,..:-,. ~ a,.t.t;,,. ora ..iE,
P'V-stoFe' et"e'"'ef's' AUG tao'a'No
fully made, in connection with the Hritefs III"
vcork. az ~ IN r,;xrenresept. a. grossly a8 poa-
~ ~. - ~ ' - H., s.b.
sible, my real sehtiments' oenetlos 'n4s'
that doeth truth, cometh to The light" "ns
desnosed. n ever hare done, to t1eas with
.a,,., .,.,t ..,o,,,o,. ...,;lart Fut |
nefheo neglee' ny Anoa!m mou' As'N
hearing the article attributed to oaCongfesa1'oa'
al minister Of this city, I called on one Of the
,.h.th.- III. r~no+t ,yas cor. |
eu'No's :" II
rect. 4..-
What was my surprise to learn, By note
ero,,, that ad;tor+o.d,v lint The real author Of
- ~ ~. n: D1:..lh.-d
tne o'acae ID .ny "" ""''no, 4'e'. -
of Ga1esburgh!'.'I was unused; as well as sur
psised., But Why he, whom had the pleasure
of meetiug face to face some years ago, is the
REPRESENTATIVE of Gov. Chase and nine ether |
gentlemen in Cincinnati, in debate Oh this rsry
subject. should sssaii :-s il disguise, nm It q !
loss to conjecture. If he had but put his name
10 his article. should have been saved the ne:
ces,;tv IF anrinr n word in ren1v. for erery |
, 1859-12-05

Ennrrrss mcetA Mt mon to dnv We present
'' t,<..4
herewith cQu1plcte list Of the members ot b0tn
.L..
plancocs. 4ue douoe ~ eA'1'e'3 A0A's NoA~I -
.u.. ,.t.;.l rnn~ o-.st.d hv ft,a dan}1, nf %1e
S3A~4es ""-" VIZ 10 -
Members frat chosen having been filled BY
special elections. There are several vacancies
=. ...a hr d..t,, .r3 f.;l,.r. "a
Ii 1ut Cenale G&AecA " 0eA+A A4o A0Au"o ~
.1or4 all xr1;rl u;N dnnbf]es& he ftIed ut m
49,, -,
early day The doubts which still hang 0rcr
- raj, H.. i;.%
the organization Of tile uoune VIII canfe t1c lat
r.. .-:.. ;.+oxe.t
0t its members 10 be EcFduo1Ec1 Win lntctes'.
NNXHIfu CONGRESS.
a., ,s, ~, 1cso
T1Fst bt&tl0H UPtas HoA1dy ne. ., 4o2s.
kENATE-SlAT3-S11 NEAukiko-
,,-....t -.n..
1ouS T. bEfcKfs3ndFo Of heu1ucS3s s7'oen' oa's'''
rp,ro ,4,.> a. 1D.,...... n, r.u.n, r..
teputsie sas ta lfata q; u n9oefa1s IN aoman 80
tnereans lin Az AZ cAF7rAIs1a TaeancIes >. Tota8
br e-u,r. fo,n ear Secutor.a rame denote the ycar
iae 1sa'es oe4'te ec1 0s''A''' A"1"o e~A~>~ '
"oeoAs pE11a e4paGs - -.
A1AsAxA. k3s7sHfrf.
1851. BehJanin Fitzpatrick lEa3. Je6ef1on DaFA
lb6l Cle1lxrt c. Clay. j.. 1665. Alb<tt @. Brown.
AsxAxsA4. xsssoE1t. ''
1851. Rnbest ". johnson. 1861. James $. Green.
ls&s. William X. seba.tian, 1ss5. Tsutstn fok.
c4LSansi4. SEw AAMf1h0t'
1ssI. Maiiam y. Gwia+ 49, Dante! G!ark.
eosxrc1scr4. xrw Ioax.
3se.. Istat.%s = rear. iSS.. 3s6 s..tos u@ xi,1
pE1wssr sEvEpsET.
!s8 !a11es 4 Ba}Md. 1sA~ !qhn r. saoalsnn. ~ ns.11
, 1859-12-05
E.TrANGEES AND CITIZENS
- REQUIRING
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,

Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
.-r4velaS Cases, Dressing Cases,
Fitch Hair Pins,
Rich Efaiz Fins,
fhel1 Combs, she'll Combs
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Nch and Beautiful Fans.
Elegant Pcckct Bn:ves,
Elegant Pocket K1,iza1,
Carved Pearl Caxd Cases,
Curved Pearl Card Cares,
Carved Pearl Port s-ora:cs,
Carved Pearl Fort Tczaic~,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING H,':S.
FURNISHED TRAVELLING; la -,
PEAR. SOCtEN!KS.
pEAEL SOUVENIRS,
Fp1ss,, FgFss., Efsssss' Efsssss' ;:onSs, conSs,
Shell Snuff Eozes, In!sid,
shell Snuff Foxes, !n1ia,
Fine soa7z, Hai- Dyes, Ear Ci:s-
Fine soAra: Hair Dyes, =:ar CHS,
Shell Cigar Gases; 1r1.;,7,
shell Cigar Cases, -ssl-.ti.
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED.
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED.
TAb.E-' Wt,Ek EOSEs'.
IAt3!:::>' :, u1ih EnAES,
I,adies' Bags ard For: II OF aiey,
Ladies' Bags End Pert n.1cEz!eA,
I.icli nm! Ek.::ar. t:7r.-rs,
Itch sud i.:...4c. t;nlters,
!, IEWELEl CASkEIS, GUf.b PENCILS,
JEWELhr CA>n.TS, GOLD PENCiIs.
1:.,.s,:ui ra:,.s.
E..u::.,!1 C..;,as.
i Tnli ET r.tAt.s,:, t.,I.EE, rTi:FcN.Ef.
| TuiL:.T fItSrE,:. tn:'tiE.. pE::Ft GIi-i.
s''t>-..!%, EAf.} W., - ANL Tt.s-.
>tis-uE- Etl-.',i>. s:iiN !. Pins.
! N;..f.'H;'- nst''IrE:S,
/ NK.ttu'.> 1.:.N E.ET-.
! .Ec, u:.., s.t- .;'-. .t:., d..
| SNncLD 80 10
! J., b. Parks Bazaar Of Fancy,
No yni FfNE .sy{rf%T.
, 1859-12-05

.-. ~. D., c,...o,,, nar,oo-.o,.
=. don.,d ~ Them anything 1ut a factious |
-, a:-.-.ur;.,,o oo,,rs. 4 p.nuh,;c,n FIR
.-..,.o. s.a,,.no., r. ro, ran. If mt Re-
,.,sr. e,,a ,ax. II -, and ro,r cons,;tu.
,... will bo ,o,,ont
--------------. |
OooG. .As SosAAAo"'
Ane 'opo'' A'ea e'Sos7 ~
A0a@ al. oopstas - Apa's'e ~ AA@s
a1s Q'on1'e1n 'oAo"e1s a. ~? '1o
~ g. -.re s-'' - .,a. no,aoa,od
'oF 1ne en''e' - o,' ~. .,o+
"e 'lo'a'' ~ .0a1>s ~ 49, .,..s - ,,a.
I111s ''o'4.s - =, s.., S 49, ~a.t -. eoouro on
= 49, ...1...~.. 80 t,,,. c,- +h;s MR.
-asa ~ ,oar ,n, n,,nocea !, mcet;nr If lis
fas' ~ g. ..s r. .,n.. ,,.,,;o, ,,,ot, would
l'A''>~9 ~ 49, 49, - - % .,~ .a.,. ~. ,.;o,n,o
=. - >-s''s... 49,. ~.
~ ~' ' "- - .,,,-+
'. ,.,,.,.,:~~ - 49, - =. .,,axo c,;.rds
~ oes. 1 49, ~ 49, ~ n~.,~
~ ''4'.4oa' Nv '0"s
;, A1s' : 'D to' W 'ol ~. -. ,,"; 49,
",,,rt n e,oc,;no ,no. md vou a,o mt = nnoner
..;,dre of what ous to those by whose favor
1T nm vtat I nm, 7 will, sec Won in the mid.
sd,o ~ ,,o,t .,ao]. ,,ccra 1v;11 xote FIR In.
.,co,nn,o,,,. m ,nv tcrms rbo,cvert you
=. o.a d. =. ,,o,, n1o,so. and ar s,,,1, r,u Mr.
nonclos' friend still stands fist 1,y Lis fa;tb.
, 1859-12-05

BTowas Bronchial 9:rocEes-
Browns Bronchial Trochn=-
Exoachial Trechos.
bronchial Tzoche&
E7owa's :Sroche=.
Browns Troet.s.
-;octes.
r'.aeIe1.
''P.e-t nil. IT, ;S. f->' =: i .,e-'.''
kEl. HENRY wAi.p EEEs'TIE.
~ ss:n. E:a.:.:': s..-t, rs'.e -p,4:,re.."
:.:.f. r. II. tAAr.f, aLW lLEK-
''t;teat .-r,. j.. ~: .H'": TO- 49,
EEv. r..sti:' WISE, >!:N' Yt,Hy.
IL .Ase srs;sr - eser.:tt fr Wt, ri: .tt.Ih
REV. II. u. WAEEEN. IA.S:''S.
'tal. hsEs II IN NJ t1.tn. "f It- b1.scGa: " tsa.
II. !. +. W. LAsk, "tSrtS-
"a AnIgis LII: p:~%Ht s.'n.3na:iea f. trpxE.. e."
Dr. Il +. .1G E{.a", E'sT;'S.
"cuItnn Eot tpIEtu uE al. thin: 'n!"s::'s.
Ik A. UA1 -. t'HEnH,i. Et'.Tt's.
VERY a'reae'a' n Ga ~ L.: .t w.. e,bl-t:u 10
rpsAk .h'""::f +'.r-1.tS T.. g. t'nlf."
REV. 81. +, ANDERSON, ~. L,t.3
~ tt1rt!lY un!:e in the er;ns.c.Iatua-~
EEy. N. >t:i!rYi.EK. ST. r.:UCt,.
- fenl hasn st:- :"auy ierrt'ts Tor A:ta;s vac 20
atze1t, ,fuana 1rle@ r =: !hr Trt,t,.ts~
REV. LET'S. FRANHFt,i.T. Ill.
sold by druggist sservr..s.. cae~et+,c: IaA. q
S+.ti b isl:<THf & GO.
1T!+:y u Lake >:rs'. :lr Ia Tre,aont 1icos"
, 1859-12-05

GANrOnD'S LIVER IEViGo.
Never peI,islxnte4.

Il Is compounded entirely flou. ;nas. anA has teesae
~ established f.ef, Standard Ar4!e,ht, AU and ~
proved by I'll tIas have used It, aHo tcautd to win
c1rAiente in all l.cases tut ~Leh t rmh!eEtej
1t has <urr thnMaEt- = ,I"rthic u. ifflu.4 Sum.
within The 4a.t tn Year, = t:.m}laats, hysents-
Who hal gives Up III bnre. ~ psopsy sous Sunata-
Of Epj;rf - tae nIt su. = ttual Curt!vene,4 CV..
nnsoehrt certificates u. ic ChD!aFa, lLclefH Xnt-
nit possession sh"w. :au%. EA1.erA lnfa1tao,
Tic ,lose Ass: be at3pteS, fniu!etHe JadLI.lc Fe
to The ten1tr Vi kAs e2Aas>s1A ana ax
fn.ilyJiu u taktc: t. and u4e4 sese-sfaiv " a
us7i tn snct uu =. Ordinary Family 3-deIn~
act rrrtiy m Inc i;uws. il will Gn1a SICK HEAL
Ii ill.,, 1Ic.a.xs Of ynut ACHE, tas thou.an1a ga
.,tr1rnt c,is ,ou II. TIE testify " tweLv miA1ea,
use II lis LIVER lNfl. ,f two or shIse Ieispoaa-
f;ItsA1t;. md it will fn4 Ne taken 1t eo4lu4gute
cure Liver Comr!an Ul-. = :usht Vi attaex
upu9 .Attseks. UssvrtEA4-t
{~wbn se u,nx Il arr living testimony ia it, Avos
~ Hf "a. II eaS :asasa with tls lnytxoEatcF snd
swallow bnih s~fe'G:T.
, 1859-12-05
Pxico Ga1 Dollar per Hottie.
: rH..t
Sanford,s Family fatharfie Fills,

r..
n-v vrnrr.r9r EXTRACTS. ard put 70 Ia
<LA1. EVE :. - .-r~ I::taiT. AND WILL
KEEP IN ANY ,;n;n: ',tMtsa T.: f.,,h,rt,e.a,t
Tbs Family Cath1s!e II tn .,". ,Urcr. ~ ia
PILL, Is y Eensfo hut &C; =. !en III. -> 'e ~
t.7t Ca,A5stle which The = huweit- -rv t.,,h.,+e
pzppsietor h7s usat lp dts. - I.s E1s rsfe:xnca
rsactIce than twenty. - tint1.. r:hh. -Iaf-ct
yeat4~ , 70 ,0t.'s ss".s - i =
S.s.d ram those wh.1 .4.ttety of ttr t1re.i tt.~
k,rs in, urd fI7 Pfft.S1 la:e E1lT4<tA With a<S
and she a.issaalon ~at:hi :INs"a estlY psN ot W.
MI e1psEs- gard to tht = 1An:t'sf taAa.' 11a
ha~ nInee.i ne to psl9t - Is'N sa s.S ~ 80
r. prnHs.ton Tcii xEos1 : ID &u-s - DtFansrntns
Of the s,o,narh, Sxtp pns-, f*IEs In sstv e.
Eossis pau and sost n<as tvtF 4hH 49, ~.
1u6.en chi viii Frequently. nteeetst. y,
eoure Of Fever, Io,+u Vi arprth aEie~2ioxs v,tt
Co' H. les:!s s.nes1. icsstashe. Or
the Head I'll lltanmatorv ns+ast.. o!als ~ 49,,
oT Aau::s heau.asn. great f7bsr Of e hoe" ,'rn.
1anv diseases hict ats Is heif TOO hatesoce ~
lon LII ta!s adre1usemr:s- Dose. II u
Price Three Dimes
The uset 1nv1osao1 a14 Family a'ha1S 1Ts b. ~ y. e
tl:e by Drkksts generally. and dta ~aoeaAs " N09
A'"1' ~ ~ -~ j. +. ". SANFORD. II. b.
.ts knr ryrpsefoE 3E EloaAWaTs So
, 1859-12-05
I)r, Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
H.rc raed to Closs ont II orcc Fte Stock Ct
Rich Silks, Silk Robes,
1uroHrkD CIoAKs.
REAL LACEss
FINE EMDR01DEHIE5
Aud EiCH DRESS GGODa


" viii commence On MONDAY. peeemhr nh. = ~: -
them WITHOUT rega TO Cost vatne. S;!ks *ottn 1ss
dollars wl be sod! for two. -Four dolaE sazs 1af @
atflnes t4o do7r $ikA for DO lar: suPefp uuuae
sx Kubts worth foty ase dotars fortwe1y a t*s9i5
I've: superb Flouasrd kobesfos tscnty 1;s do,s VI.
urel sts Ciosks Eetaesa from hqadrsS
otTeutT Rirh i1rs Gocds rcusrt 70 On hall mar
actu. vaue Evening Dsess Goods sxs, &C. for css than
As our STOCK Of these Coots for Exte' VaEtty anu
Er7nee IL we'll kaawn IT, h. ncomoaEablJ teJofa asY
other IL 14 1et.p tIs II offer to nF efs
at to Be ha agsln p:osasl! !ox 5ta!1 ~ - ~ ps-
lively o0er Cas- o: Foots BklDN PASM FEat.s
snd 1orr than ever &ol here estukee. h1rlcR Getc
mined TO close them II wiihoHt sckai 81:
Look cut for EXTRAORDINARY AahuA1aS "a
md alter Monday. December 3ta-
Va VIM exhibit y asnae iiae afosk ef fnESENA a..
DRY GQQtS which fak +1tenr. Taltt}. eF2afes ahu
ebeapnsss 80 1al beyona any othsF Ia this ety as aoy
comparison il Hmpl1 atnost.
Terms Cash, and Que Price Only.
". III. ROSS 6. CO.,
I $fY Al
, 1859-12-05

CPLE n y I D G i T 5
PnESE-3'TS
THE no KS
HEAD DRESSES,
GIFTS Embroidered ard Flar.
am STEEL BUCKLES,
,-.-,,~.. srass asl Gags.
4'' BUCKLES
In ar!aal Jet.
CARD RECEIVERS.
la Silver. in shell. ard rich Bohemian
Gl4s..
ODoIs uOTTLES,
1le1o Ia Doac.asln G1s.. .co'osel aad git.
AND STEEL CONES,
pprSEyrS Diamond Gu.
;T0RT0IS SHELL ConEs,
rla;n. cas=et, lalte with eoll ani
pC1k>Es,
La Berlin War;. !a M"sa:e. ia Black
w1ou-h:, Il >l2.
Gifls LADIES ELAsTICS,
AND In ksd. SLk, Linen AID yelset-eoue t.
es.@t pa:tc1n.-
fl|s~'l-'A'' BRACELETS,
In GoA, 1et, sandal woee. Ce.sl. 'rag-
G1ci.e, E+5.ia Eass aa1 Gtlss-
- PUFF BONES,
And rCFFs, In ci!os.e Paper, Metal
md tias..
GIFTS SHAWL PINS. SINGING BIRDS.
| NECKLACES,
In reasl, III, Coral. Tur. .uol:e, s'e-
Presents. TEA uEtLs,
In Bronze, Git and sive..
INFANTS E..~kE.rS+
CHINA TEA sE1Ts.
wAIrH kEyS,
| r.1SGs,
GIFTS It, Ac- SC.
| With at ez.lt=s va:.ty u tIe -uo<.s, ut
| JOHN D. PAIsn'<.
PRESENTS. la i.AAc..t.
~ r T. L L L \ & L L
, 1859-12-05

uoCsH or REPRESENTATIVES, N1xnERr.
Htpub:Iean= {oman,. lis; Administration Democrats
{Hattz>, IS; AntkLeeomptop Demoe,ats (Romaa n
xpAce4 Il: South AHeIIcan4 f4XAl4 cAF-IALsl. =,
, 1859-12-05

at Alton
The wafer io this rirer is 80 low ~ seriously
ia obstruct navigation. The larger boats above
ST. Louis hare hauled Of, leaving the sn1n1lcr
ones to reap rich harvest out Of the fall trade.
Tho channel on the east side at Alton il get
ting 70 bad thnt moro is making to build
dyke across the head Of the channel, on The west
side Of the island, to throw all the water to the
Alton aide- If undertaken 1t will cost some
$4,000 to complete it.
Ihe Improvement Of the Rapids, it il thought,
will be completed sometime in the twentieth
century.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Tl,c so",I.esn Press on D"ugIas.

The Vicksbnrg Southern Sun" says:
I'VE do notibelieve that Dougias is the
first chcice Of ssinge Soulheru-borp man
in the Slate Of mississippi for the Pres,-
d"ncy. NeyeiSwas n mnn more loalhed.
tie is locked upnn rs amiserable dema-
yogue. who would no., sc'uple to sell his
soul, If by sod.ihg he could reach the goal
tofl'is anlbii,n-1 The White House"
1'h.''s plain aaEk for leading Demo
cfatic paper, ofa kading Democratic can :
fida'e II Douglas is indeed "a mi*eya-
Me de'nogeyue, who soould not scrupie to
ellis ,ou'," with villa. grace can people
" asked Ia vusr for him If nominated?
The N, mphiS 'AvaIanrhe" says
From Tie borders Of Virginia to the
,ank+ 'd tie Mississippi, The advm'arps ,f
Mr.. D"us las cannot rnmr a Democrat that
Odds y place As high ~ thai Of u Congress
man, or that has ever been lni,mrpd Nv his
party with candidacy f'r such position.
who would moi rather witness the nomi a.
ion "f almost any other Democrat, whose
same has been mentioned in competition
with the Presidency. Than that "f Stephen
A. Douglas. His vauling ambiinn aud
l~slilem. dsma.".urty lave created all The
troubles 'ha' now lower upon our parry,
AMI the D. mocralic masses, as we'll rs
their h"no'-d representatives. are anxious
to wash their hands of him al once and
.
Well. if the South wont vote for Doug
las he will have ~ wait awhile before he j.
President. For the late selections fully de-
that he cannot ca:,y a single
free State. a'I II