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CHAPTER. I


sation into other channels.
"The tirsSof next month. 1 have been Ell
@agei to teach music in the D. Seminary
The principal wished me to begin with The com
mencement of the term, so as to have a full
faculty.
''Then I shall be entirely deprived Of your
company"
"No, indeed You shall come and see me
during the vacations, If you will"
You may expect to see me at the next vaea
ton. when we will talk over old affairs and set
tie odd scores And in the meantime"
We will write, interrupted Miss Carlton j;
$50 all is arranged"
Thus parted the two counins. Amarel Carl,
ton was the daughter of rich parents had re-
celVed superior education and was so dspo.
sltleAed as to make her company agreeable and
attractive. She was just such woman as fires
mans heart and brain but not such one as
ennobles and strengthens him. Her good hui
NOR, wit, and ardent temperament, all conspired
against her, to drag her into gay company and
fashionable life. She was accomplished
had been selected by the principal of the D.
Seminary as instructor ia music, post she was
eminently fitted to hold.
Carrie Collingwood, her cousin, was different
from Amerel as white is from black. She was
no courier of fashionable society, and was one
of those romantic beings who generally fall in
love with the muses. of poetry or prose. She
not only composed sonnets to her friends and
tavonte pets, but he'd attempted few maya
zine stories which had met with considerable
success She was much attached to her cousin,
and gave her much good advice; yet the lively
disposition OF Amarel would brook no restraint
That Amarel looked upon the hasty course OF
aatti H Linwood with disapprova and felt Sc
Iul0 II ON actin5 tho sane part we have seen by
her conversation with Carrie; but whether she
had enough stamina or decision of character TO
sustain her resolution, remains to be seen.
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Phy tdGn and Surgeon WiN be found at his Office "a
Trkweathers Drug Store at his residence,
Chicago and Park Streets at all times ready to at
end the calls of the Public. E.a ... Sc
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Il q. = "a Il MI "A N !,
WHOLnAAL1 DRALRR

- j u . u . J .. . IDW3v &c,
Corner of 1osssh aaA Main streets,
II Al jast rseeivsd large snA spiepdid stock of
latest snd most approved stylss, pprshassA dirsst-
2iy ffvn NE Jnportsrt and Msnufxetursfy, and
will bs sold ~ - he Nevhs ~ they en- b
purchased elsswhsre.~-~
rh4 atesatss. y CITY a.1 Country MsssAsass il
rsspsctfaiiy sslisils9s a@rf
septlSdAw ~~e~
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Fever and Aguo,

from which mankind suffer over ! large part of
tAe Al0tc. h - cnlesqnence or diseased action
in the systsm, induced b. the poissnous mism q
vegetable decay. This cxhalation ID evolved by
the acon of sdlaf heat sn Vet SOIL sAd fisee With
the watexy vapor ftum II. Whils the MN h helow
the horizon this vapor Hpgcfs near the esrths sar
fa1, ard ~ virus b sxken Win II through Inc
lungs intD the blood. Thsrs sit aeh asan ix3tadng
poison on the internal vscera and excretng organs
Of tAe body. The hvM becomes TORPID and fails 70
secretN not only this virus huf also she hile fOm
the blood. Bofh The virus and the bile accumulate
In the circnlati0n. md produce violent eonssfka-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidnsys, and the
stomach sympathixe with Che liver, and become
dixordersd also. Piualiy. the inst1nct u oar or
ganism, a. il in an attempt to cxpel the nnxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
In the interna excrctnes 70 lorcs them 70 cast e
Ulg Tne OioDt leaves rhs surface, uud ruShgg u
the central organs with cungestive violence. This
Is the OHrLL. but In this slnFt II iAils. Thsn ~
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and r,ishes TO the surface as n n
another etfoFt to expel the irritating posoa through
that other great excretory - The skin. In this
also IL falls. and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the ifs or paroxyma OF FKvKR AND Aaun-
Such constitutional disorder Will or course under
mine the health if 1t is not removed
We have labored TO ind. and have found. a
aYY4ifotc
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bssinsss Carts, not sxeeedibg six isss, iAsids
1i1t ethssviss tIe. - T = II
ssassal Hstis.s eigss. obisSariu. sseerdist
Y DisplAysA sdvsrtiss.sats half more thar ths
ahose es1ss. egs88Tss# s8ae@ sS @tstN@ =
Advsrtissmsnts lsaAsA snd placed saAsr tAs
A~ad II 5pssiAl hotises." Ssssts ~ sy1ssSvy
Special Notices In thS Losal Cslsna - esuss
pes line. r ts sF fs 9#e9fE
AdvssttssnAAla ssdsss1 On tAs i.siAs sxsls-
sivsly y tAs Daaly, aktsr The Arss Awe weeks.
30 per ssnt. more thaA the ahOvs ratss.
All trssslsnf sAssyfaseosAss 1ssf As pStf (bw
g. s1sssts. This rais viii not b varisd tron.
WAeA ths advsftissY ssss tie W6Jkfy Alons
The ps1es Will ~ the saiis q Id the bsily -
Where tbs Daily md Weekly are bosA used,
- - ssst. viii b dsdsstsd fssn the aggrs-
onts aasant. halS
UaAsr tAs present sysss., tie sAvsftisss
pays % nssA for the spses be ossupiss, the
sAangss bsiag shsrsssbts Tor ~ ssapssitisn
oniy. This pia. IL nov &ssefsliy a1opssd.--
Oar charge fer changes VIII ~ Is ssats pei
- IN all oAsss whs5s advsrtissnents ARE
Ai4f14lsssA k4fnes The e4pisstim 20 10 scar
or ths time sontfxetsd FOR, they viii bs charges
up at our regular rstss for tie time aotaai-
ly IN
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.isna Il 1asts II Oo1tistry.
u Wxs Ls q. lN0 nj SGDa.A1, DentAst,
Ussif1 % I'll the spscsaI atte1ti0D Oh thoss Who
9uNlsA t49sem1se tAsis Tssab = ~ lslle~ilg
kF a CT = =

a 4. n sAill q ~ Dsue1stA ~ IN AEsSsssns
III. Ths fssth n~y i pssssry through fife.
Iaas Teeth aGssssd witA dssay Asst b attended
". Tinsly and sliIlful 1llins with par. gold
- fsrastn rsns1S for dessy.
Y. It y serious nsg lsct "a wait Tor tooth-schs
~ dSivs ths suaeref 10 . Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys 1ssth and 0sms, without
wi. Aany suikr for years Win rsuralsia Of
The fase, stomash and ianss ,frou no etAsr esuss
than Asd TsSfA.
witt. BaA Teeth dissrsre the eountenance, in-
fsct ths breash, daanos the seUnAeh, Impair
health, distract the nerves, and var with good ma
tare.
DR. IN0HRsoLL
Performs al opsratiaas - ~ TsstA md 0umS,
sosreetA Irregularities of the Tssth, inssRN
TI1ICIAL TEETH
of the Best 6eyls - 1inish
Pats In Artificial PalAass md Oetantees FOR elsfa
Believing that ths bs11 operations In DeAtistry
the sAfrst and thevefore the cheapsst md most
sstiSfAotoFy both 70 the operator snd patient, Df.
4. dSxs not soer sny partsslaf iadsssmests 10 the
line of "cssAr DEsissay, prsfsrrip4 the pAtros-
~ " th6ss Who prefer tAs ttss cp16fiers, antsaA
appesists ths Aseessary care and skill IN pro-
Anoine them.
An exsmination Of specimens 10Th of ArrUGcisi
FsH 10 invited.
- Priess for fun set of Teeth, from SIS 70
oi7A. Ezsatuasisn Of tha Testh without sharss.
DaHTAL RO0ns-Cornsr of Third and Main sts.,
over Rix. Hate 4 Co. = Bank, Keokuk, fowG.
Entrancs On Thisd-st. fdeui tiAwly1
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which neutsalires this maiaYious pofaon hi the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel ID ffum the
body. As il should, II does cssye this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And IL does more
or rather does what IL Of more service 10 Those sub
jec this Infection. Ii taken in season Il expcas
It from the sysfeM II u ahs0fbed and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks kseps The
system in health although exposed 70 the disease
Consequently 1t not only cures, but protects from
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence. such as Remittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aeue,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Rilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma. Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Eplasn, Hwtexics,
Colc, Paralysis, and Painful Affections or the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which. when srisinS
from this cause, will be found to assume more Or
less the intermittent type TLis AcuH CuRE >
removes the cause of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This II arcomplishcs BY stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become hAbitad to do this
their ofice OF their own accord. Hence arises what
we term Gn,ifDsasattom. Time may accomplixh the
same end, but often life Is not long enough. or II
sacrificed In the attempt while this A0uE CuRu =
does i at once, and with safety. We have great
reason 70 believe this is surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which arr
caused by the miasnatie infection. than any Other
which has been discovered; and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which i. tbat
Il b cheap ~ well as good.
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G. AVER &c co.
r. IAWEJ.T.@ Mass
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WEED,s PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

III - n.A
49, gAinsa .ne oon .sen -. .aI,.
ss~0 -" $500 P'o.s1 .Ts !. Sh.,.,I.
shle ihsehAons 80 = a .ns ske. go .l..h
aans .ne Loa :. son 80 .m .s,..a :. ,.sa,.a o.s
.isme, ~Osco rsno"s " - sn r..h.ni..,
aIey are - mae ~ssn ~ er 80, - i.
MI, ana az ~sI,al'su - y, 49,. ~ w rn.. - 49,
kaoos' ,r'M wy .sa.s - s,.,,a.,, .ss..ss.c ~
.@a1nsI' - - p.s'S ~ S.-,.. M..,;rs n - h.~n
u. 'ur nsw 49, os~ 80 Es...r. rI.A .rd has
0s.aasSssI ~. sI K, :. :. II !. 10
ne WIN lsvoI '.o1 ...h,. ~ -, ~. - a,d.r ar
,enasI = si.s ;,dsx, sr i - .imuls -
g .atSnish one. tnal - s"aa' p's's W
sm 3 Vii -. A-,,.,., =, -. ataFs rant stv,e
D.ow = ~ =
e sas Wsea 1asas. -n;.h - !.
- - - ss.s a. ~ M IL ~. table
S "oI.s" - 49,. - yssrr;r. sra 80 Far lsrve
=. ..ss. sno =. I.s.s 49, 1IF.nssr.rv q n,ses
nahaIso..''ss, MI0s9 ~. L-..S -.tln- .ne
sampsf n m:1n'u.s -. ~, a.s p.a Sca Ss1s-'
tsoe answer s.. 10, al. @ ~ sss... Tail. v;,h
Ne :. mna ~. shsah ~ day.' Prsos sioe
oI siLnaas I'M Do4 A0P' "''s''
eng VIZ. ~. : -. ,,r. -tth h.It
70. :. Ssue 49, sa.s = ~. - s.,.sa TSis Md
sna s. - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ClDthins a. Tor
~ 49, - ~ - = - NH -
1cmsne. NJ ~o n .A..r~.. ...h,rA In tha mar
ket, e tnsrs y no woIA a.ns ~ 4, .s.trS thst
- y vIh -. no. - 80, -. y..hsn. M. 4.
bis masalns .aas sasaes taaA ~ -" =
~. IFsce 3iVSs
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INQUIRE Reg TlCxgFs VIA WHEEIdEc! !!

ADOA00 - Ss - - NJ 80 . - MA00O - q
E RA IL + o I'D.
CH Al q q OR TI1 Fl
H ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm and sftsr thia date and until further notice
~ oNE Passenger Train wiz run sach vay
daily, tsund.ys excepted ] . fcllous:
Leaving Ksokuk q $50 1, r.
leaving Bentonsport ~ 2:3U P.M.
Ccnnecting at the latter paaes, - Heretofore
With The cosches Of the Western stage Co.. for al
points In xiddia, Wsstarn and Southern Iowa
TmRodaa a.as TIckErs Fl to St. Lo.i., Lou,.vil.
ci.sisaasi, and the East, may be hsd II the Oahc'
In Benton sport.
-r.s. !. loy - the loves, = All so..Asr,
- Passengers BY this route make sure consso
tions with the b. N. Il. X. X. nj FAirfsld, rssch
s. DWIGHT RATION,
- superintendent.
~-Ticket OGiee at Railroad Depot.
- Once in Kilbourne's Block.
Keokak, seps. -, '6Sdsv
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Regular Through Line to SaR Francisco, via "a
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only With the steamers Goldss
Gate, dollea Age. John L. Stephens and
EoDora, Of the
Poetic Mail Stedmship Co. at Paassa
Direct 70 AspisssaN.
The splendid stsanships
BALTIC, ADRIArIc AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely rekttsd and adapted 10 tn,
CalitorniA trade, will hersafter run % above,
leaving New York on the 6th- and Goth Of
each month, from the foot Of CAual
street and North kiysr.
GR- Passengers and Nails will b. forwarded bJ
PanaMs Railroad, aud connect 1t Panama With th,
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys u maguifcen n
Stea mships. which wi,l he 10 readiness, aud lsav.
IunEDlArELY for saL Francisco. ! hey will BE- EN-
bArksd free OF expense frvm kailroad, by Compa
nyss Steamb at TuBOHA.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each chip
6tecrage Passengers found in cooked provisions
bedding, and attendance. 1t liz believed that th,
acronmodasions aG rsed BY the above ships are ux
sarpssssd BY any in the world. The public are in
fornss thas the p. H. .. \. Co always have On
OR MORE RxrkA STEAMERS, ly,ug at Panama
ready for sen, 70 Aseid any possible detention o.
Passengers Or Maais, aud elabsr3 their p~sssu
gerS BY ste.mhoat.
For psssAge apply at the only ON . OF the Com.
pAny, ON the " hAFf foot OF cansl street, North
hiver, 10 WM. III. NICkhAM
Seg,tA&i3m
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Rn N /RNln n nrnSn
3HO8. RANDALL. pfOpYtotor.
nsvs SaLsksoMa 4. housE Nous roaMERLY Nm
accommodAas ths tnvsiinx pnblss With board and
@';' .s *: -: i. ss.. a.l. .sss
e.p. -.Ss. .---.- -.- - :
4 S0lW l22AAUWgN. 1850.
-. -. r. IOuas ~ - So - PAUL IL
dnIl. srsaLwArEa. =
NG1TH2RN LINE PACKETS.
gssnR fo,lo~,n~ .vset - .,.r.,,.,, o.. I'm
i j e.npos this iirs fcr a. prsssss s.s.o. !:
We GAA Aba. Can't. Whao.
49, nn..nnesVrA bkLLl, oAPt. aiiL
nssE1 HEsE1 q. clAY. yrs::S..s Capt. sr-v..,,r.
.s r2mttnAws GaRt. Gsisvlsa. ss
80 5yss, ~, tEA IN Aes ~ v Y. "a cAneess-
NORrHEkNKk. C.pt. H.sosn.
Thss viii l.~,. I. 80 N ~. !, D., NJ.
a.v ~ -ar-.1., F-s1sv .SsS rs "a. "a - .sy ~ 49,
a. 81 Ioair .n Trsssa,. Tsn,ss:yv nS .nS
enn1r, seosninrs !, II - 1s91y AAo
| Thi; Line has bccn IN suaresrfri oper..;or -,
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| aEo. O.. A1Dn3aOH. 81 Ak9xAHDnH 1AnCx.AH
II ~ tK6TA1LI6HED 1T aezgtl

eEo. O.. A1Dn3oOn. tE L kEgxAHDnH pAnCx.AR II
i s L46TARLI6HEDIN asADtl LS
- BxHKIyG H0usE or .a ~
~ On q = q. ANUEA10NA = q.
HAVE this dAy aAaittsl - partner u the
! Banking Dasiasass Ah&sldss Bafsisys lxho hes
heen ny taller foFths lAAt six yse1sa. Ths hsm1.
As.s, Asfea9tsx, Will ~ ssaAsstsd naAsr tAs ksn
---. GRO. q. ANDERSON = 90.
1sing oas % tAs@lasss Dank3sU Aoasss (if not
tAaOldsst)t u Is~s, the new Arn ssiistas ssatiA-
1aass ef bssms- PatFca.ss % iibsraiy sxtsaasd 20
Ehsy Win a1ks ssllsetisaa anA senis, lsss Dx-
ehnnos, - the dsy of payment, free ~ shasgs. s'
Their references are - formerly ~ ssaior part
Park Bank, N. Y.
NtasiSw, Lanisf . CO.., DanksFe,N
sax Hivsrd W. ClArk q Co., PhilAds1phia.
Howard BANKING Co., boston. 4A4-l14
OApp, Rallss . bsovAs, nanAsss, DostoA.
Marine BsAk ,Uhtoa9o. a
AOGmaa A0e1poAe, ,CASeo3U.
AssAanises Bah, YttesbsPeh.
Rasnsss ,uspssts DaAk, RiassSsfxh.
Kramer 4 Kahn, BAnkers, -
0ilnDrs BsssAeftsu - cineiunsti.
a. D.uastaA Co., - Loxisvtlls.
State baviaesfassit 81. Lsais.
ID KDekuk y m "a sS6. oN0 %. ANDERSON
jAnkd 8&ik
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1859. FALL AND WINTER Dea
SUPPLAEs JUST KHCEJvEDI
y. y. HUTCHINSON. yAMss DuwEY.
HUTCHTNS0N q DEWEY.
-----.15s.. - MERCHANT IAiLuno,
9uIRD-s4RDTf. DHr. uArN JOHNSON.

llAVK just reesived u their Fashionable Taller
] i ing and furnisAing Establishment, . ohoics
and extensive aupply Of Brosacs sshs. Gas.
st0sres, vesslnEs, aaA Genl's Fur.
nIehsng 6Oo1s. ~ III AescYi psl ons,
And guarantee that THAR work shall - dons n ~
most aDpreyed and satisfactory manner. They -
colptasSly psesising the Nov York and PAilnAsl-
pa 1ashi0ns an1 respectfully Sotictt MI who desire
q Key. "a 1a-4iy HUTCH INrON DEWRY.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

ayCI = OdGl1dlIlC FlllS.
fsa AL The NJsosEs Or fvasATm MEDICINE
FoR CosrYvRxRss;
foR THE Cum OF DYsPRPsIA;
For JAUNDIcR:
FOn THE CuRE or INDfGHrION;
Fok HEADAcHR;
FoR THE CuRE or DYsENTERY;
FoR FouL STOMACH;
EoR THE CuRE or ERYslpELAs:
F0R THE PILES;
FoR THE CURE OF 6cRoruLA;
FOR ALL ScROFrL0rs COMPLAINTS:
FoR THE CURE or RHEvAArlsM;
FOR DsEAGEs Og THE 6RIN;
FoR THE CuRE or LrvER COMPLAINT;
Fon DRorsx;
Fo1 THE CURE OF IErTER, IuAoRs AxD sAI1
RHErM;
For WORKS;
FoR THE Gran OF Corr:
FoR 4 DINNEE PrLL;
FoR THE CuKE OF NEuRALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most send-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use n any
quantity.
Prics Is esnts pr Boz; Scxss Ssr 1loo
p.s o: .ns s'@s .Ss.s e rh,P. S:,s r., s :
names to certify The unparalleled useflness Of these
remedies, hut 0m spncs here win not permit he
insertion of them. The Agents Aelow named fur
nish grstis osr An1llcAN ALMANAC IN which they
eomplaina, md die treatment that should be fol-
lowed 1nr thetr 0nre.
Do not ~ PVT eG By unprineipled dealers with
Other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Areas, and take no others. The nick
wsnt the best aid there u for them and they should
have II.
Alow Hmedio srs ~ sals y
BAla LnaI, kAfL 4 co, hsokuk.
j.. ~. hE8D . co.., Chiosgo,
BARNAkDl . 70 !, 6t. L0ais,
SGIR1, HCKSrElN CO., CinninnaH,
Wholesals Agents,
And Agents IN every town in the Unitsd States
mvfGaA wlv
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NRW DOOKS.
AHIcHELIsTHL L0v1. GA nparI u.m4..
lu life for Mfe,t ths author - soAa - naA4s
Banks u New York;
Adam Dsds;
OaSa1kest1
ldyIs VI the King
Three Eras of WoTan's Life;
TAs New and the Old;
NaccI .4csions bi smusl kOdeersi
Shelley = AsaaAIrials ~ l-u! ns.iU
CAsnt.rpayts IN The tFs*t 81 Live.
TnE LAND AND THE BOOK.
Or. Biblical llluatratton, .r.w1 froM lns manners
and custous tho scane ed lhs seenafy o1 ths Molly
Land, BY VI. n. Thoapaon.
Ths com plste Posticsi an1 Press Works cf kcbt
Borns. With iifs notes, oorrsapond4nss - IlleEa
'''1'' - NV. wIgN0T1,
Nnvxd III MaiarsA
PIGk s.Gm pSse Es
Bf sa' oa'i''' = : KkLioSu Ill. ! tr,es.
sax ly-d - kakarsA
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t.as b = l s@ !. - -
s&s4se go ~ s#fn asgBgsae
0ALTIMOIAE. NEW YORK PHIL -
OELRAIA AND UOUT ON.
avn 0,srY n0Ap "a
"a - q = - nsrv,
------.---. = : -----.----,-
|T1n R0 0nf frAn INxsN ~ kI1INfA
----- - = ~
R1ganH aNn 49,
keA1l|nyAD @g
Terminataa ~ Baltimore and W1sh;r~ko.
wv On sne 1ssI, ano "seenne, nso-
- ..~s ~ - 20 - II 80
. which place Y connsets With
for and from ali
| co;ct. q II.
= E-...-- - :. -..s II
West, 0ou1h-WoGS 1ka0 o6eh.Woet,
gee4. ..-
...~.-.~ 80. -. : :, I. ....s -
okVHT ANUUDSIhAbLE hOUfD
- r. -
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure al
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that
Il Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues. wherever il has been em-
ployed. As 1t has long been in constant use
tha0aghoat this section, We need not do more than
assure the people It's quality is kept up to the besa
L ever has been, and that il may be relied on to
do for their relief all 1t has ever been found 10 do
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L. MARIA CHILD"

TIE PREMoNITORY SYMPTOMS OF LuNAoY IN
GERRIT SMrTH.--A correspondent of the SYRIA
cuse Journal says that, previous to being con-
veyed to Utica, "Mr. Smith had been quite
sick for some ten..days with brain fever and
for most Of this time quite delirious; but think
ing he might soon recover, nothing was said
about it out Of the family, but getting no bet
ter, and perhaps worse, some Of his most in
innate friends were called in to see him. The
great theme Of conversation was Harper's
Ferry and the transactions connected there
with. He recognized his friends, grasped them
frantically by the hand, and told them they
saw him for the last time; that he was poor
wretch, not ft to live; that he had not friend
on earth or in heaven; that the next night he
should be in Baltimore and undergo the most
excruciating torments that it was possible for
human beings to infict; that he had deeply
wronged his neighbors in his ordinary deal
ings, &c.
q Now all who know Mr.. Smith intimately,
know that in his ordinary transactions with
his neighbors no man has been more honorable
or more generous, and his uniform kindness to
the poor in his vicinity is proverbisl. Whether
he had any more to do with the Harper's Ferry
insurrection than with "wronging his neigh
bors," Of course Is not known, but one thing
is certain, personally, no man in the country
Is more loved or respected. IEHt
The report that Mr.. Smith has attempted
violence to his person, so far as I hear, is
without foundation. -ga
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

THE CONTINUED ERUPrIoN or VRsuvrus.-
Vesuvius is still in state of eruption, the
lava having now reached point three miles
from the crater. The present mouth was
opened eighteen months ago, by violent
ca arthquake, the cinders from which were car
ried as far as ConstantinOple--another proof
of the great eastern current. TIE Lawn now
issues fir, I'm the base Of the cone, passes down
the valley below Piano delle Ginostre, an,
falls into the great ravine known as the {, ,,sse
Grande, $50 feet deep by 1000 feet bro ad
which is new completely filled. Below this i;
outs across he carrage-ro ad in three places, de-
stroys about twenty ho uses and some olive
groves and vineyards, and is now near the
Cemetery Of Portice, whose inhabitants fare
full of apprehension. 1t is estimated tj,si
2s,OO0,OOO cubic yards of ava have issued Fl ON
the crater during this erur 'tion. The tempt,ra-
ture of the lava is 1000 degrees Fahrenheit.
The guides have provid ed themselves with
molds in which they cas- imedallian heads of
the King and Queen of N 'aples, Louis Napo-
leon, Queen Victoria! Vic tor Emmanuel, Gar
Alexander, and even Ms.zinn, Murat, and
Garibaldi. ur .4f.' s....a. ="
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

IMPORTANT WILL CASE DECIDRD.--An i'm
portant and singular will case has been before
the Greene County (0hio) Court Of Common
Pleas, for two weeks past. Richard Ran
dolph, q relative of the famons John Ran
dolph, Of Roanoke, died in Greene County last
year. By his will he bequeathed all his prop
erty, valued at about $4,000, to his executor,
VIM. Knott, to be applied to purchasing the,,free-
dom Of all the living slaves of the Randolph
family, Of Virginia. Victor Randolph, @
brother of tho deceased, living in Virginia, is
trying to break the will on tho ground Of the
alleged insanity Of the deceased. The case
was fully Investigated, and the jury returned a
verdict sustaining the will.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24

SINGULAR CONDUCT OF DEAF MurE.-Re
Gently very distressing incident occurred in
the family Of Mr.. Corbly Hill, who resides in
the country, not far from Waynesburg, Penn.
A daughter Of his, after having finished her
supper, went out Of the room as usual, tho
family supposing that she had retired to bed.
She had the misfortune to be deaf mute, and
was in delicate health. Discovering in a lhort
time that she was not in bed, the family b.
came alarmed, and commenced search;.. 81
her, which they continued to do cons eans' TX for
three days, without eliciting any ,n,aIi;. .y .of
of her whatever, except the hnd 40 ns sGase s;ase
of skirt which was recognized be tha san,;s PIECE
ss hers. On th fourth day 1rya n.r.;as aam uaI
out from town and searched tbs 20, rnnmt ,1s wont
they thought, thoroughly for milsa ly, oro,,s ~
and return'd weary '4nd sorrowfuI' with itS"Iu ~
news Of the lost; but in the eyeuins % ,ata no no
made ma. % her APPEARANCE at Mr.. Throcfmortoo,s o -
m%. mo. over o.m, quarter Of mile from her homo
mystery. 'a'nS