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q Persons advanced in lile, and feeling The

e Persons advanced in life, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily upon them, with all
tendant Ills VIII find the Of DR.. J. HOSIETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, IN elixir that VIII
ins new he into their veins, restore in measure the
ardor and energy Of more youthful days, build up their
shrunken FORMS give health and vigor Il cir
ing years Those who are the least afflicted with Dys
pepsa Ague, Lafguor, Nausea, anyioher troublesome
and dangerous disesse sig from disordered syst NJ
should hesitate avail themselves OF the benefit to be
derived from this great remedy
For safe by Druggists and Iellers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's Pills For the periodical ir-
segusrss incident al ihe weak sex ths alterate
au Invaluable remedy Prom The fFt Lusi, II woaan-
hood to the ripeuess ofo age, a be taken ns an AID
inviqara O. OF ey 20 lt j. $ easheUs The fad hgc ees
occasional rs assipie iQng lici .si.al.E.ng De llpl
and r5erua.- She dehii5at,d syseli.
Sold at ZIG manu- e'ors, No % Nadoa Lane NV
Yogl and y ali nugseis $ al -aa, cae uld 81 =,
boz IS
~ 70 5M0KERS & CaEWERS."
NJ -ritls74 si'eu fia5 % the sety ci iadie WHIP
histeeih e1oyed aaJ breath tainted With tobacco For
purifying the mouth amer smoking or chewing, 'FON.
TAINE's GRE All OF WILD FLOwERSni Is one Of the
most olecual dentrhecs in L wiiens the teeth
sreaghsns the eums aud i1n9ar;s the breath oeL
sifsnsife, aa agreeable frasrance.
FOR SfIAyINC-Iis ric laiher peneiraes and softens
the bear prevents irritatd and renders the operation
slsg sna sefseable +. c. FONTATNE Co aO5 BrOad-
WAY, aRl 50. Astor HOUSE, New York. sod by all
.. seDlS
G. J. B. Barnes Il Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
zat Fi0uiins Works Atwaier Block prepared
sI'a srsa force II seriepted vTurkmen doing every
esFiBtoq Of Piu nba in &c most thorough manner, on
he Kos scientific 7iuus.1 reasonable terms, and on short
aGice la4sp stocks f sis af different STYLES and
izsst tIafatn'ruhs Of e->s Eon md wood. iued with
Handicapped steam heaters, lead ard s3yGnzed iron
pines leather AMI adia Rubber Hose every descul 10
af Rrss aad Plated Cocks iuaaling the Paeu Selclos
~ Cor, recently n.roJ uee Wash BOWS and all kinds
fWat=r WarSS fixtures kept constantly on hand All
Tork warranted. m2s.d&wtf.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LanIEs OF THE UNITED sTATEs:
has been my good f5une to restore to health many
hsassnds of my countTy-Wonen
Nv success has excited the malice OF the enyious and
ou but their prosecutions have served only to extend
l alh nv reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon ny pathway from the fr sufferers whom
have relieved oloag am held in afectionae and
rem ubrace BY those who have experienced my
sgi en- asrl dessse ihe Efforts Of
nd slsndersrs.
nv friends nave repeatedly urged me place my med
cine for prou-ug menstruaiion within the reach Of the
es Of the Uuitet States but an ndspOsition 10 eufer
field 50 occupied by qacks, with their Pereous nostrums
aud fear that unprnciped counterfeers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented ne from establishing agencies for the sale Of
AAIlE DE FElIAIE, "A the United States.
AlastI Weld to the eafreaies OF patients and friends
and osr 70 suffering Females Of America medicine
Which rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
In regard to the efficacy the AAI1E DE FEMME
need only saw liquid form, aud is exactly such
have usedin mvrcticei IN Francs, for years and
thar it has never failed satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme aud uaenslruaon stand in the re
sion of cause and effect Hsadke powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where it never has existed, and to
restore 1t where has been from any cause suppressed,
In order to guard against IMPOSITION the wrapper of direc
mons On each bottle of the 'Auie de Fenme Will bear mJ
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing he1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3Oo a package p,copD
PARIS, January, 1851
For sale, wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No "a superior street Cleveland, who viii supply the
Anlie &c Femme Il the Proprietor's prIoes.
sul9dkwlys
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
i THE HU1IAN SIGHT EVER INvENTED1
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
i THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTEDl
N SoLoMnNsnN-
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlcAS

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlcAN,
s the largest assortment Of the os approved kinds oI
PEcTEcLES AHhis glasses, whether for near or far
shted ground uader his ewninspeoton by machine
nss construction, with the greatest care, so as 10
saitthe ewes IN al cases caring HeatAsss DsEHess Or
af1zuaoa Of ne Eyes Snd mParng strength ior long
reading OF dne sewing.
Y =. Il SOlouJnson would here inform the punIie
that never eploys any in the sale fhislenses
n Also. salsadid assortment OF SPY GLASSES. hI
ERoSsOPES, COMP ASSES. sc kept hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pam, as perfect IS natural
Co@ee3 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The Board of Directors of the Western Sea
mans Society, are respectfully requested to meet
at the Bethel Rooms this P. NJ. at three O'Clock.
rg-N Y Ledger, Frank Leslie's. illustrated and
Musical World for this week; Illustrated London
News, London Times, Punch, aud Bells Life for
January lat; also, Ladies American Magazine and
Household Words for February, have been rec d al
Olmsted's News Rooms opposite the New Post
Office.
wAxTED-An active thorough Agent to sell a
new, cheap, first rate double thread Sewing Ma
DAVID II. RAYMOND,
janl4dlw. 24l Main street, Hartford CT
Es E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Mufs, Caps,
Robes, Muf1ers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, RaceoOn, Muskrat, and other
furs Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street.
Ey DR.. Lyons Office is removed from
s5 Water street to No. 97st. Clair street
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llly, D r TH1MAs.MD
No. 49, Vine Sfraet

The Restorative put il bottles oftlree sizes viz
Laige niedium aud snail; tie suau hold / piaf ami
Tetas for dOlrr per tle the medium holds az esst
twenty per cent more 10 prunOInu than the small rsfas
for dollars per bottle; he lar-e hold qarf 40 per
ceut IN pro portion retails f1r three doass r
bou le
o. J. WOOD & co P-o7rietcrs, No 3I2 Broajwav, N
Y, I'm the great n y Wire Railing Estabiahment1 and
No. ia Market >tieet s. Lou.s, Mo.
Aud sold by all Druggists inl Fancy Goods Dealers
f4nTN
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Alrohers are mere ima,iOns and should avoided Il
vou wish TO escape ridicule-
GRAY. RED or RUSTY HAIR D5ed iHstsH'ly 70
leau.i.nI aud rarual Blown Black. without the least
injury TO Hsir ~ skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm a Bachelor since IS g. aEa VIZ "a VS
applications have male 10 the Hair Of patrons ,
his faslaus Dyes
WI A B8TCHELOR's HAIR DYE Irodaees els'
no, d Be d s 1iisl Lon nature, and Is WARRANTED
not 10 re Inc laaoNeyer long may BE- eoaiiuued
and Tie ~ elects L Dye rn.c.rd the Hair iAvisoI
ated for lie ly lis Sliea1.a Dye.
Male sold " APPLIED ia private IooasJ At he VIZ
FzcioTg, No. sD Br1sdvay, y. Y.
Sold IL al CT Os and towns d the Unel states, By iTu-
gists ssd Fancy Goods Denies.
II The genuine has the ard address upon steel
plate engraving On for sides Of each Box Of
WA. a. BACHELOR,
ianl7 No 23S Bruadway, y y
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- For City News, see first page
fourth rage.
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WHE REASON WHY Is THAT BY
r " JENKINS.
Cur CsluRbis and Carroll SIS, Brooklya


IIvINGsTOS, Als G'el. Il l5Js
- " Woon De4r Sir Your lI1ir ReSlorafIFe has d0us
ooi in ms par nf he NJ hair has be
i-i + dim nishing for RI years raused pPoe
IN burn eu WIS quite al I1iuut, nav been
; Hair RJstrrafive i0t weeks 1ud md thail
@ s heed OF nrir growing, afer haging used ~
kuovu ft effect think It the nlst va
nol rne, extaHt and advise all 1h5 are aniieisd
fbat vrsy y, Ils. your reHedy-
r., MI - al tins ID you'll hifk prnper-
A'u S'i IN'N Yours &C, S. " MIDDLETON.
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PLAIN AM 0RHs-fE> ts- PRINTING.
- Paia ,pi O41tne1t1 i'-i ,- every description
cae a i F.idtine E.tai si ~ il ne Lea7er ofice
firls'es, iHIor,soi ai io pressesinthe best
-tlr % >lo:, lotice- and rsi-h.e rates Particular
uteuiioe pi iDtiqs r. .,7er description of Bind
as done, esp cialls Blau. 5Ao-, Ledser@ Journals
Sslcs BOOKS. Reccis ies 2. z Sc. Ss-
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Gair Dpt.
ECONOMY EOp PA1

4lN6 ECONOM1 FOR BAR
IL bsrs BASSETT HAIR DYE. great desiser,tn,,
expressly for BARRIERS benefit Which be bought in
large or snail quantities fifty per cent less than YOU can
purchase anv other dye the country Bottles that Won
have to nay 81 for the MI for fifty cents
and gofurfher for the quantity You get any
shade desire from light shade brown shade and IL
Dlack and gives the to customers. In
ins keeps natural appearance For sale holesae ar
Retail by VIZ. E AMBUSH % Superior 81.
myl3dtf6 Regularly authorized Agent
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BY TFBFGRAPH,


gssppr.ea sy tha oaiaa .a reIesraps,
oTr-cE, wARISG sLeog, CORNER OF BAAz AND
81. rLkIR sTREBrs
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DRESCOTT'S PHILLIP THE Sec
III oud 81 volume price 81 Is.
Arabian DAYS Entertainment; prcs 81 y;
Parley's F!rst Book Of History
First Lessons in History Of Unite States
WinslOw's intellectual Phil0sopl ~
dsels INGPSA1I BRAGG. I
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Hlaubimists &f.

"a. kO NIGSL Low,
AIaufacturer of al kinds of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS
Boiling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
ttSnpe nor street. American Budings,l Cleveland o.
O1posIfe the Waddell Ianss I aur2s l71r
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EOR sALE-A fine RESIDENCE
q On St. Clair street. seneca, large
BreS House and Lot, with oll lnodem Improvements
small pat meRt down, b1lance N i've yers tirleS7G
savey luam, good farm house, urchares &e-S5 per
acre.
HIGH STREET-Go tyva story House and Lot-slCO0
SlBl.EY STREET-V acant Lot. 1-ltxI65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-5sf acres land-S200.
WILLOW SlREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets House AMI LOi-S350
BOLIVAR SIREET-Nice Is Story House and I ot
wi h Barns-S2, %.
THIaTY A RES-l5 miles by railroad from the city.
within 4 of station. good rich sO sna hou GOOD
harms frGlt, sc, at the ve-y low Brics Of 81 $50
ROUSE h JENNINGS
Real Es ate and Insurance Age IS
janl7 Marc Block.
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Real G5statf Agenfp.
REAL L ESTATE 0 FFIC 4

REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
f3 no. 5OWETEE sTREET LATE BEAD co.'s BkkKl
r ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN,
Michigan and Illinois. .forsz from S259 to 5000 pc
credits Also CITY property Farm
and Lands Ohio for sale and eEchanEe- negoa
-A eiaa3 a1d Warrants iocsiedru the West. Eiarls-
E17 fahs- q
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= ] ''''' S S " lslIDDLEToN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept s.I-5

uo- w., r~ Ss-s Yo,- Hair llest0raI PRIV
lug bspefcaltu ms 1he fron 'd 9s inc loE paTt
Of MY had almost lost rs coTerinslgs i lseL
have used bu. two hal pint bcitles OF your n
now the top cf my mead wei tudded with
crop fvo1ng hair. ard the front Is also receive H.
fit l have tried other eparafi ssitlout 49, be-.
what think tron my own TersG17l rceommend,fio
can induce many others % Try Il
Yours Respectfully D r TH1NAsMD
y Al. 4
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Eg Dr. Lyons Office is removed from
s5 Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street.
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E0R SALE f'11 6n Iss3 EXGH lrfi'AsSSf 3sais

- sso As 81 -lIs s5L ~. 80 80 q asiI &
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STATE MILITARY CoSyRSr!oN-The general
Convention of the Commissioned Officers of the
State met ct Giay's Armory yesterday morning at
10 o'cloc, and organized by a choice of permanent
officers for The ensuing year. The following Board
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~ koadJ9 .lll s TIll45I5a0'0 q l5
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For sale, wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No a superior street Cleveland, who viii supply the
anne &c Femme Il the PToprietor's prices.
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.N;e,r Works.

partlnents Of life, however humble
great variety Of good books IN all departmeI of Lite
rature. at dec1s INGHAM s sT,R. AGG'S.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs For the periodical ir-

Sold at ZIG manu- s'ors No 20 N@dea Lane. NV
YozE, and by ali DHrGiss a. a. ce uad 81 fer =, OF
box 25
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The Last Republican Trick.


The efforts made by the Republicans to
break the force of the irrepr,ssible con.
dict" at Harper's Ferry, are most re-
markable. To see their terrible srrug.
gliugs really ex:ites pity. Acres of edi-
torials have been written explaining the
causes of the outbreak, and exculpating
the Republican party.
Notwithstanding all that has been done,
they are far from being assured that they
have fully satisfied the people, and are
laboring with unabated zeal. Their last
trick, and one in which from their per.
sistence in it they seem to have some
faith. is, this: They have reporter of the
Tribune OF Charleston, who sends cxag.
gerated and carricatnred accounts of the
alarms and panics of the people. through
the telegraph, all over the United States.
The Republican papers, instead of pub.
lisbing these in their usual telegraphic
columns. place them irst under their edi.
torial heads, with witty and sarcastic
comments.
Such trickery will tend only to confirm
the opinion that they are responsible,
shows that they feel deeply the necessity
for proving themselves MOI guilty.
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~ There is point to the fol-
lowing from the Chicago Times, which
must be appreciated BY every one who
reads it: 1t fits to perfection:
W Seward and Giddings and Gree
ley and Hale and other Black Republicans
are begging for mercy because they did
not she'd the blood at Harper's Ferry, aud
would make the people believe that they
did not incite it. They are exactly in
the same bad FIX as the trumpeter in the
fable. A trumpeter, says Esop, being
taken prisoner liz battle, begged bard
for quarter: "Spare me, good sira, l be-
seech you,' said he, put me not to death
without cause, for have killed no one, nor
have arms, save only this poor trumpet.
For that very reason said his captors,
shall you the sooner die. for. without the
spirit to fight yourself, you stir mp others
to blood-shed.'
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M A r R E D

On the 30th day of October, 1859, by Jacob
Tschappat, ESQ.,, Mr.. Samuel Cochran, of Bel.
mont County, O., and Miss Carolina Krebbs
of Switzerland toSnship, Monroe County
Ohio.
-On the 10th inst, by &. B. Cox, ESQ.,, Mr.
Daniel Paynter, of Washington County, Ohio
and Miss Helen N. Patterson, of this County.
On the 10th inst, by Joseph Moose, Esq.
Mr.. George w. Rouse and Miss Rachel Anr
Nallev, all of this county. -
-On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. <. D.
Hines and Miss Samantha Keyser, all Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio. e
-on the 18th inst, by the same, Mr..
Thomas Conner, of Monroe county, Ohio, and
Miss Rachel A. Cumpstone, of Harrison coun
ty, Ohio.
--On the 18th inst, by Rev. F. Wucherer
Mr.. Henry Sebaugh and Miss Elizabeth Paul
all of this county.
On the 23rd day of Nov. 1859, by John
Beardmore Esq, Mr.. James F. Chusty and Miss
Mary A. Cecil all of this county.
-On the 3Osh ult,, by J. P. Spriggs, Esq, Mr.
George Kenny and Miss Nancy L. Morris, al
of this county. ae
-On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. VIM
Dawson and Miss Martha Ellen Greeneltch
all of this county,
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A CosrLY VoTE-In Jolly Fraction
Monroe county, Ohio, only one vote was
cast for Senator, Representative aud mem.
Der of Board of Equalization. To poll
that vote the employment of six persons
was necessary, viz: two clerks. three judges
and messenger to bring the returns to
the clerks Office. The cost to the county
cannot be much less than fifteen dollars
for that single vote.
The above, without vouchers, We clip
from the Philadelphia Public Ledger
What say you, Mcssrs. Shipley and Will
liams? Do you, in behalf of old Mon
roe, plead guilty?- Waynesburg Rep.
We believe it is true that but one vote
was cast for the officers named in one Of
the fractions of townships taken from
Washington county, but as we can see
no guilt about it we shall not plead guilty.
That man had as good right to his
vote as thousand would have.
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:rhe Beater Beet.

A0 oSdL0I o00Ls
The Oquawka (Ill.) Spectator editor
has been furnished with beet weighing
10 lbs, 2 feet inches long, and 8 inches
round. d.-Erchange
Hold on there, you please, and let us
tell our beet story.
On Friday morning last. M. D. Wright,
of Summitville. presented us with beet
which weighs sixteen and q half pounds.
1t is nearly all "round" and no "long," 4"
and as beet it beats our Oquawka neigh
boris beet by about six pounds and q half,
''as near as you can get at it."-Keokuk
lo,Oa) Journal.
This is nothing to the beet we received
the other day-which we noted at the
time-weighing twenty-five and hall
pounds. The editors out west of whom
We hear so much. had better try again.
BarmesviAe Lnteligencer.
five couldn't beat such bests in this
region we wouldn't dig them. We noticed
few weeks ago that one had been brought
into our Office by boy measuring nearly
four feet in length. and weighing ore,
tsoenty- eight and a half poandsH! If any
mar says he don't believe this story w
can beat him.
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Thrilling Adventure-Three Mem Mi
raculously Saved from q Terrible
Death

Thrilling Adventure-Three Mem Mi
raculouSly Saved from q Terrible
Death.
As has already been stated, last Mon.
day morning about eleven O'Clock, the new
wire Suspension Bridge spanning the Sci.
oto just above its confluence at this point
with the Ohio, was undermined and pros
trated by the force of the ScIoto current.
That morning, at an early hour. Mr.. E.
B. Cassidy, and two other citizens Of this
place, crossed the bridge in buggy, on
hunting expedition. They were out in
the woods all day, and had not heard Of
the fall of the bridge. They returned in
the evening, and arrived at the crossing
after dark. A span of the bridge reach
ing from the shore out over portion of
the river still remained, as it had been left
by the structure breaking in two. The
hunters, all in 6ne spirits, and uncon-
scious of danger, started over the bridge
The driver noticed the horse hesitated
after going some distance, and urged the
animal forward. The poor brute advanc-
ed step or two, and then stopped. The
driver got out, and to his horror discov-
cred the bridge gone, and the horses
head projecting over the yawning gulf.
They were on the very brink of death
Another step forward would have plung.
ed them down into the raging river, where
the angry waters rushed like q race horse
to the Ohio Portsmouth Tribune, 18th.
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STRANGE DELus1oN.-Thers is

STRANGE DELusIoN is q Mr..
Marble, at Lynn. Massachusetts,. who has
been blasting at Dungeon Rock for the
last eight years, to obtain the treasure of
Captain Kidd. Guided in his labors at
first by clairvoyants. and latterly by spirit
ualists, the deluded man has, with the
assistance of his son, blasted passage.
way, about eight feet in hight and breadth,
nearly an hundred feet into the solid rock
The last blast be made developed fs-
sure at the bottom-an unusual occurrence
from which issues current of foul air,
that will extinguish flame held over it
Mr.. Marble believes he has less than ten
feet to go to reach the long-sought cave.
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The State of Ohio, Noble Co.
James Kent Court Of Csmmo. xIsss

VS. In Partities.
Jas. P. Reed ct al BY virtue ef an osdseef
said court to me directed, win offer See sale
on the premises herein after described on -
Saturday the 8 lst day Of December 1852,
Between the hours Of o'clock and 4 osclock
p m. the following described lands and tSns-
ments to wit: Theesst half Of section twenty
nine in township seven and range seveps also
about two acres Of the east side Of the south
west quarter of said section township and
range, described as follows, to Wit: beginning
at stone forty -four rods south Of the o6h1se
ofsaid section. on the east line Of said quazisg
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Illinois Election.

The elections in Illinois this year, with
the exception of q member of Congress
in the Springfield District were purely
for local officers, there being no State off.
GERS or Legislature to elect. In the
Springfield District McClearnard, the
Democratic candidate for Congress, il
elected by more than Eve thousand major.
ity. Last year Harris majority was
about four thousand Eve hundred. =
Throughout the State there has been large
Democratic gains this year. and the foot
;ngs would show we presume at least sew.
eral thousand majority in the State
Quite change since the last election.
.StdtesmQn
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H The fight for the championship
of the world, between John G. Heenan
on behalf of this country, and Tom Sayers
% the representative of England, will
come of in May or June next. Consid.
cradle excitement already exists, and q
number of heavy bets have been made.
In this country although the Heenan men
are most numerous, the betting is abou,
even; in England Sayers is the favorite al
about 100 to 80.
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How THE SLAVES APPRECIATED BRowN's
EFFoRTs Harper's Weekly has an Illus
tration representing Brown handing q
pike to darkey. The following dia-
logue takes place:
JOHN Brown Herel take this, and
follow me. My name is Brown"
CUFFEE. Please Godl Mr.. Brown,
dat is onpossible. We aint done seedin
yit at our house,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-11-30

Alt is said that the q. s. Govern
ment is abou. to take decisive steps in re.
gard to the outrages at Brownsville. Tex.
as. At cabinet meeting it was resolved
to move an army of ofoccupation across the
Rio Grands to take possession of the
Northern States of Mexico. and to hold
them until that government shall give such
guarantees as will insure peace along the
border and along the transit routes.