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, 1859-01-18
Letter from the Employees Of the c., A.
d st. l.. r. Il.

BIo1AlsGro1. nj Jan. Il. 1859.
Ealfoss Pres and tribune:
An article appears in the Chicago Itn<s OF
the 18Th inst. reaectine uDon the e,nnlove.s of
tho =. 1o,;, .,to. +. Sh;ss. p.a.t.
>A~ ~, A4ou1'' 0''on q on'saso h7afoao' III COZ
uection with the present strike for wages.
1t would seem unnecessary to reply to what
+ba t,o~1adco ~ 49, ,.u.;.. =. -
~ s0' ~o"uo.v \a' 'eso' an
'oa' pos'1oa 81 ali la'n!41lar Win The affairs Of
this road} must pronounce as utterly false,
Who the r+1lab1+ nu,ho,i.v ono,ed hv ,ba TIM,
r,o. j.. '~N ~ ~ 1''<"
AAas oe 10 iulnate'1ai; We pronounce 'ne easlfe
aFtlcle' IN its length and breadth. untrue and
fabrication. The history Of our grievances is
short and r,da,;,h,a Th.ra :, H. - e..
49,. S-s.1,s '' 20 eao ~ ~ io'
iaoo1 performed IN Cur various departments
from six to nine months wages. We have been
promised by tho otticera of this road time and
aoo;o that % ,hon1d ,a.a;.a ,a.,;1. - 49,.
'7s'n' Nne' nc enoa'a ieee1'e porion u WAL
was due US, aud have 90 often been deceived.
We hare, in msuy individual cases. eoolied to
Gor. Na,,eson far n ljt,,a of orr hard .sornsd
1oA ''' "a .1' "A4 nc"
cues 10 PROVIDE tor the Imperative wants OF our
selves, the support Of CUT families, and in in
ztarcps of ,hs sict,ess of tho,a derardan, ,,o,
US. 10 object. in their estims,ion 1ns I spti;.
, 1859-01-18

sale OF the masters "rights "-he paaseses By
lnherltanco-he may BE- levied On for debt. de-,
&c. Such are some of the conditions attach
ed to his position under the law Of the State !"
what Of him beyond this jurisdictionf Look
to the Constitutfon for tna answer. Ii be
"escape," and seek refuge In another Stste
whose lAws are in full harmony with the great
charter Of rnsn'a inailansbte rights, he hall not
De sheltered and protected By the laws Of such
State, (cren though she call herself "sovercigo"
over her own domain and within her own pro-
psr jurisdiction, but -ths sovereign Stata must
dol her sovereignty to the paramount power Of
the National Conaeitutioh;f withhold the mantle
Of her eonstit1tiop and the: protecting power
of her most cherished laws for the protection Of
nsn.a ds.reat rights. md tho fugitive
ma's a ;. % S,vsn uP: upon your oHn aoll
not because it depends on any pleH OF equal
protection to property-such pretense were ab~
surd-hut because the case l. provided for bY
= special clause in the Natie nal Constitution.
But suppose Cntfee'' escapes, and succeeds in
safely reachipg Canada1 Why then he il
free man-he is beyond the Jurisdiction Of the
claws Of the State" by virtue Of which he is
held to service or labor, snd there is no Consti-
tutional provision to meet the case--snd be il
within the jurisdiction and under the protection
Of government and laws that would ignore
aud apurn any such CONSTITUTIONAL provision,
even IT one existed to meet the case. Then We
find the condition Of the slave within the Slave
States to depend upon the provisions Of the
LAWS Of such State within its ju1isdictiou.
Beyond the reach Of such state laws be is sub
ject only to the clause for tho return OF tugi.
tives land laws IN conformity therewith) -and
Outside of our jurisdiction as nation he il
Tree. Free States Of their own accord maT
grant fArors By law to oti1ens Of slave States
with reference II their slaves; but We speak
rn nj faFi h..
, 1859-01-18
Senator TFumbQll.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York 1rfbuas devotes u letter to Senators Fes-
seudeu and Wilson, who have just been re-
elected, in the course Of which he speaks of Sen
ator Trumbul1 in these terms:
In scanning tho Republican side Of the Cham
Der, the observant eye promptly as.igus Nj.
Trumbull 70 the same class OF aialecGcisns with
Ar. Fessenden. Judge T. possesses = remarks
bic power Of Analysis. His logic goes right to
the mark. His trst speech in tho Senate VA
On Douglss's Kansas report Of March, 1856,
which he dissected limb By limb, joint bJ joint,
muscle by muscle, eaualDg iss authoe to wr1.he
in his seat a if its cushion were Of iron, and
stuffed with Goals Of fire. The "ht.!e gispt,"
unused to such treatment, attempted in reply 10
browheat his colleague, and got severely pun
ished in return. This forensic nse<e, protrseted
through tEo or three hours, and driving sum-
uer and Crittenden into the ring with ths prin.
cipai conbatauts, convinced Mi parties 10 the
Senate, and the o.efhanRing galleries and the
loohies packed with excited Spectators, that tho
debating force On tho Republican s,de had re-
ceired powerful accession In tha lucid, analyt
ical, pungent mind Of the new member from H.
liNoik
, 1859-01-18

Correspondence OF ne Prea md TFihnue1
r1o .oaa,. - =. e. l.s.,'uu 141. - 1e'"
ooo7 fas1nou a,o,a 49, oa.,nrra~..t c..
g., ,,en,,,e, ,E'a5r.t, .,''11s'
49, c.~S.-,s, :o1.A .' ~
W ',s oa.l'a' -. aae",'n "n''e'.f ",sa' ~ .ne
.s'u's,a q eF"' "ou'u u 1ue''to'5 'aAe pl3ee ~ 1he
.1 ~ r ss y. .,1,7 ,,lt7 - 'ne
' s..-.c.., ~ As ~ ~ "A44Ds N.o
49, .a. a,.,..., ~, 49, 49, -" 9
g., aa.,,aa.n, ~ 49, c....o,;a, .oa.os. 49,
~ the f,,.t infnr,no, ha1ot n ths ,sa,s,..;r.
mo u u.s osrs-to,,oa that e.. n;..,,,., -.
c,aar majority alt cava him n co,ao1 ond noo-+,,
snnnort WIN tle rasn,t !. ,oat ,,aior;t1 ~ 49,
,>oaa,. - .ho et,+a .1, H. oh,,a,..,. l...,.a.,
cor R,nohsm viii ,n,.c a, honor,hia hoaas.
,:.,, .-,,.s., CT. - ~, ,1,"
10 A.a.. 49, 11a., 80. 9D', HAo 'e"t4se5
n'.su.. ~ W.
.'.t' t~1 20 ~ 80 w. " 1o1uu' "poa
" .',,-"1.' 'NAo
e-,-N,.,s Tt:..
49,. -,,.~, w ., -
s...s. 49, ,as. raah1o roa,a,aa - c,n c.as, ..s*
49,, no,,o..,., -, .,,-...,..., .:,n ,r,.:,.
~, ~ ho.,, ,1;., ~ az. ...s,.z
..;. ~ a.. o.. .,-....s a.a 1....s.,~aa =.
IT, Go -s'..-:s. Ta,;- s.4
~:N'..s ,sa o.1..,;ss.a 's . ~. s" sAA'
e.,-:.Sa..s,;-s 49, - 80 a"-.t,', a,
,4os".s r,rA.S s - 49, " 0'8e'ea1eo
nss:sst A.
- ,ho,, 20 W. 49, ca.~.S,..~a
-. ...," ,-s -. - ,1..-I..:N-
,:u ..,;a,,;.. a.. 80,
:-...s -s IN r,.- 49,,
m.,~o ~,,;,a .,.n ~ ;, ro a
49, oror .;noa ~. n,ann;-..,.n - 49, c,a,o 49,
CS., Iars ~ - .aa .sa-,,,o', ~. 49, -,
nro-eion ,rnno.a1v ax;sts th,t tha .,ro1 ~ c,sae
..o. - ;1tos,no,;o,,n - .o,,h ha.,o, ,.aot;a.
,o.a 1r,,1,a. -. ,,o,;,;... ..a t..s,,ea ILL.,
o1-;. o. g. ..e.o.o,;an - .,a ;,ao,,, aon.,,,-
11,a. .ho -,o-ant ao;aot,.o 10 ,,,oaarod s. on,..
-" a,,aaa,, .o,an - h,na;n1 ~ t,va n,ata
,1o1ar.,, i, +,,;a rasnoc, t. -o-n ,,o.,.
-, 7aua ora ofv,va 1nora Halle tn e-r or +ho
.sdo ~ eovo-;,v Than y, that of marry. and Tho
':. r .:L+ ao, ,o+ c ., ..
, 1859-01-18
Wisconsin Farm MORTGAGES.

Tho following resolution Vas adopted b. The
lower branch Of the Wisconsin Legislature on
Saturday last:
Resolced, That The Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed to report TO this Assembly, 1t N
early daY. whether the charter Of any Of The rail
road companies in this State, who have Issued
stock in exchange for farm mortgages, 70 called
authorizes said companies directly, and in ex.
press terms, to do 10; and if not whether this
power ID implied in any or al Of said cha.ters,
10 that the ssae Of such atock, and the giving oi
said mortgages. has been done legally, or con1,i.
tutiopally, or both; and whether anY and what
leglslation il necessary to protect that claas Of
individuals who have given mortgages ~ afore.
said. And thst said committee BE- further in-
Ktructed to report bill prohibiting any railroad
company in this State, hereafter, 10 take such
mortgages in exchange for their stock ma
adopted.
, 1859-01-18

Mond.v niabt M W. va 1t wbs, , the d.v n,om..d % md
rnasdsv ev.6 cnid.r ,h.n Mo,fso foD,, .ee,;n aua
aaa5 s;eh ,,;ea+ solas. snau ouuay morn!ng
,he sru T. ,h;e e,,v % da" haiau
a. q o'c,oci IL ssr hsf,w srd t5snos tn.-nt -sI
~ asr s r,.san, chenns 0 70 ~ 'IiJasn
rhs-a 9e NY ",'n9Hf 3;ranna suas, = ~ s ne1ow
a;ra 9hst ,,noii. o,o.sd ~ +tos o11S ~,
snhs- qh. ih. - - sntsI hs1eu sou uus
t;oaa dn.;o ~ ~ "o ~ e. oo" 4sio 81 a. any
ost ~ .bs da1 sf one ,1e tor ss,sr. oharu. hanq:
u,ss - .h;et VIZ ~ hei uon!s
trs i,aeq ae thu ass ranoa If
beino fTom s 10 p de- hsiox aern % hnt .hs
cae, cEue ,J n1aarsd ~ e. 9et9s Nv oos Inc
e"Jds1 aaein The.: to I G.,s uu sfs1g fs g'sn
sersr;.r af co1d - Js,nsr % ~ ,u'1 %
~h,a y ,owns., If the marc,,r i ~ ,n;a'ds.' l3s.'
thare :. ~ nareI;s1 :, ~ raeo13 ~ ~ Tdy' TT.a'ddy'
$500, ~ t1eso n0 ''so1o VI A1e7uoy'
'aTua'y MS - ao1s
;ll, eA. ] aoto!nasy so,a " Hoese N"o ohJe w9
H!aelt eAsenaeu, aoo 1ue cenpa1aIse seseI.J
:. ioeeJ "1s mote l e.es"neie snan IN
1ps1okasau. - fnuapseseo 81. .ae eola osJs OF
1e ssus"'5 ~ oas'op, Ene'0 ~ us 1eeo1a *as
~ oeRs. oeio" 81 soa1se. Aae nelsnoot-
ing CUES ana 'o.ns sno" = SUI 1o"er
issuso' daa. p,s,a3 rom f,n-.n uess &
AGkos A13oA0A LII WI VOC ~ IoAEA pFEt VI 40to-
, 1859-01-18

WT The report that Senator Matt Ward, Of
3sxas. is the sans man who killed the school.
naatsr Butter, In Kentucky, has proved Of 80
zonah Annoyance to the friends Of the Senator
u to cau.a the insertion in The Uaion Of card
oenfrsdlet'nR the report, and statiug that the
8snstor is one Of tho ruos sstimkblo rpeu in
9pxaa.
, 1859-01-18

The extensive pull snd tub factory Of Mesara.
Greenman i Co., on Leonard street, was found
to be on fire about four o'clock yesterday after
noon. Tbs loss will reach between to, 900 and
$4,000. The insurance. does not reach ~, 900,
other New York eompanies- The loks includes
two engines, boilers, lathes, saxa, &C.. ke.,
nearly leo, 600 feet OF lumber, and about q, 600
worth OF finished work. Alarge quantity Of
work in various degrees Of 6nish, il also lost.
Fortunately, their haiahed goods ware atored in
their ware room, neat tho Columbus Bridge, IN
Co.
Ninety persoEs, by this fire, ars unhappily
thrown out Of work for ths balance Of thu
Ninter,
, 1859-01-18

n MG1NS BROTHERS, NU>IC PUB
ILL 11sHEaa. y L4kr Eseet sill have OF land the
aTKest ateck Of Museat e.ct aadie By Any other
Eouse IN "A: ho1therst "s4re e axe"a fer The csl
eorat d Model Meod .on," made b. MasIa HAl1Ho.
sossou also ~ 'nts for Lkhte Newton + BrAdou ~
P1aSGs. With tn: tent a.ch rest <l4uk-" N eh IL
used hy other MAuufActu io the Wosd aad 4 TIC
noss in 70 taas mechanical Improvement Iastea Q
u&LR tioa - most n7k (Which L!yes III les
The or. nau ~.s-wheh ren"er< il slary to veal
the par Of the 1arune1t Hhs.e7 The greatest possible
Hlenkth Il rea1r d-by cuu tae gala of the
1nod t.hte S=st,n 1sraitus,'s have ! meth :
Whereby tht ap1nx this eAt.nt R,e int proper o,u
q q te2 tons !l max no impress.no tn arch. NJ, 4
continuity helix Interrupt ed short e haye their
natarA W=f Ct rra staosr eat:y su&a otei 6J tho
pee Tar form tEeF are AIt to the P4teEt
Arch Wrsss. Ev =, ms ru'oen': Is warranted.
Al kinds OF ChuE h susc RosIBf-r .Al' .
1hs cheAcrst and lxeg trse to' out Is sh3 NtNHE,
HA HA- Prize gle ~ - CT, Is, at1t " III post
pA d: rer deIsa e.5! Al orders nust b. addressed
to HIG94N3 BRO. Is Laaes:., Ehcaso ia ht96lJ
, 1859-01-18

This institution also gives the option Of q
purely scienti6e course 4 handsome eudox-
meut fund has been raised for it during The past
Jsar, aud re truzt its field Of usefulueaa vii,
continue to eularge With each succeeding ye.r.
Ro Abler or more devoted Faculty will be found
IN the country than that which presides over
Illinois College,
, 1859-01-18


We have before us the Nstrspoiitan Catholic
dtmaAae for 1859, published By John Murphy &
Go. OF Baltimore. under the sanction Of the Pro-
vinci&l Council, From The Summary Of Cath
olicity or Of Religion in the Uuited States.'' We
gain some valuable Information as to the pro-
gress OF Catholicism. Taking the term Of forty
years-since the erection Of the See of Baltimore
into Rn ArchbiBhopric-we lind that in 1893
there we're in the United States 9 bishops, Gs
priests and 50 churches, 7.t church edl6ces.
Ten years liter there we're 10 bishops, 232
priests and go churches. at the close Of the
next decade there we're II bishops, 4s2 priests,
454 churches. In 184s there we're 81 bishops,
500 priests, 9o7 churches- At the present time
there are As bishops, o.lo3 priests, o,3:4 church.
es. The compilers Of the Almanac refrain from
estimsting IT,; Catholic population Of the Uni
ted States, on account Of the "intrinsic diticuI-
ties'' which the subject presents. But when We
consider the immense tide Of emigration which
has flowed IN upon the United States during the
last thirty years, the ratio Of increase in priesta
and churches is By no means remarkable.
The following table gives the number Of
churches and priests in esch diocese. This dio-
cese, which embraces most Of the State, has &c
, 1859-01-18

Colleges.

6chESpRE1 CoILkoE.-We are in receipt Of
the Catalogue Of this institution, located at
Lebanon, St. Clair County, in this State, ard
under the immediate patronage of the Metho
dist Eps.eop.l Church. The number Of etndents
in attendance Is as follows;
, 1859-01-18

Tue country has been On up''oes o1 e1c1te-
n:nt with tue greae question "notr,1 s"t
star Of Cobb would yle'a 'o .nc euuiseu'
moon Of Averets, IN 'ns ne" LUZ Aty"'
The hackers ol osl'.uu' Aa'e r1s0
glorlousiy. E9efsno'5 1euo4 49, :, $50,
story In "the Lt'gef 'o' ueAs "eeA. ~,
anybody reads E'efe1as Ut" ttoiy ~ .ue
Ledger Tor fsst "eeA' Lug 'lazsat o1",oA
and patriot OF MASSACHUSETTS, 'e'o' 1ne - :.
to the mysterious ano n'ooa5 'o"
Maine. Everett gives u, ouue. VIC s'e -. -,
"A Sale answer 'ae why sa,'us ~ ~ ula ~
Quaker who, being long tmportuned as to the
-~Nst 49, .e,,;. ,,or1d,r nosscss;ons and fnal,y
aalouu' ~ ''s "'A'
asked os ~ ilnpe''' ''ueu' ~ I ~. wv.
he (the 'fieno| suou.a s'e "neA ,.,. ,ue .s -,
question "as lo1 ~ ."' .sp
least enor', 1elA 'ne1 'uAs -. 'Des Wv: ~
Know Nof.AA .pp'A4. - , . - ,~-,] @ ~ 49,
and prolonged WHSLE no'n ,.'. s'a~'' ~, ~ l1e
pitt \ couple el s'ae~spl.'''1 'oAeS
eno"u an'o 'oe po' ,,,:
elicit aca'J piauo''9 "uo sAet@'
ont Of dimes. One is that fancy stocks are
eo oa,,oa q bac,use M man of sense foncies
eo eHtu
them u; tie other relates snt4 sn' eu'''4
and proprietor o1 Inc Nc" 1osA eo9e' Aeeps
his account at the Rock-bottom Bank"
~. o,,,o, hand cohh comos ont nm The
VI ene otue. D~-4
first page Of the Ledger (ETefett occupying
,,,o sf,, ,.;th cbanters 10. IL and IL. of"The
~. AAsA' "',1 af ct,,> .a
t1'a1es' aAAt 10y
onore' uoofneo "''u = "90a ,e,., s4 s''.. " 49, w.
gent nno souns ssn' s uAue ~. :,
lnlnes a. easn osle. SsDD 1~'~'~ 0'~' '1
nrs1 Pasc WIZ eaen rul@~' -
,,,a SsGI Nsis i,esr es,. - "'1'A
"So! MOL" gasped Mariana With the coming
'o!ee u AeA pSAsoe
1s r-a.
ps.'p ~ .u..;..a. 10 .a....,.
81 puD -, ,,e - ,.sa,,. $500 .:,.aa -
t''e1s.'' - -" p - ~ ~ ,aos :..,se:,,s..,.. | ~
4enee ~ ~" ~1~,..,
mAAee aA F0's''
"e e1'1aeS tA''1' '0 ~''1 >
~
f.eIjpr - should spriur TN between Reuben and
Hannah. We mean no dipa.age'ne7st by using
tne puiass t.et =. .u44' e.
c'7.. wo-,.e,. 80, ;, II, ,;h,,rr y, TIM win
dow Which looked to Tic West. He al there, by
that window, in deep thought, when he observed
tuu!9 t;na1Iv oIo 1n,se mt to ie uarTy MontorJ.
ala !" he cried, with quick, nervous clutch.
ing o1 'ne nnse's, 'ne'e ~ 's Nv"
luz 1e'o.l wa oDs*A'e n1' >A o -,
oa.A"a'"u ~ o'.'' as 80. eDusHs e,o
~ nln'' "n'n "a.sa "e'' .4' ,-7
o'si's suo sa's 'a' 'neA. -. - Do"'
aoe'' .'esn' =. A.As .s' ~
= aAu 'n'stu'o' uneo' ~ - - A1"n y. -" "ol17
, 1859-01-18

Drummond and Ellis Briggs, made their escape
from tho Ohio Penitentisry on Thursday ere
ming shout six o'clock. They were employed
outside the prison u tsamsters. and after hav.
ing finished their days work and stabbed thei,
horses, they
"rcked up their tsnta like the ARABIA
And II II " sto1e AWAY
Tbs TINS Of Briggs would have expired yes
tsrdsy, though it u said he WAS not aware oi
this fact Tho tho have been heard Of u com.
nnittirg sundry depredasioua in neighboring
town, thar first object being to get rid Of their
for their srrest-0hio Ssasesman, 15M.
, 1859-01-18

~ 49, @+% - =
"P1i~ds . delaJ not
one moment Ia uffGS
this great Apd best
q o u1h rem . dy,
HALLS DALaAH
PbR THELCNGa AZ
deAto u Ter neaf t5ee
n d hs sands Of Thy
li's are neNly un out
1t vii ke to .heu the
eprtn1 Of Lifa, and
thou wi.t be restored
agilu !. thy fatoity.
Thou need not detpAlr
, 1859-01-18
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

!Snatorial Ekedon-Itotablt abolition Of The
Grand Jury.-7Ae Death Raal4Y-Atg;st-y
La.o-G Geological Surrey Enoorra2emsnt Of
Honas Productions
, 1859-01-18

for as neary All ttY condition Is not mare
hopeless than mine vA9l anu thou knuve,h, I
haze been restored y robust we'll housands
q oshsr .hos- testimony thou 1t dad With the bot
1.lsd: taas then IT beyond The Ieach Of edcsnes
emre that thou Retteat no ether rrdIcne.
BOLDLY B0LLES, SMITH / CO..
d1l l3$ Lako ~ At
, 1859-01-18
r s. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING;

AGENCY
The Subscriber having had mach raesic exp ercnoc IN
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
In BE various L~ud Dir rcta IN the Western t4tes
unuxus1 facilities for naklax yalu4hle seclectiont
FOR LAND WARRANTS OR CASH
Chaiee Selections nay ~ be made In
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI.
Persons having Warrants csn have them Loe,tea a
ikctE Own Name.
And ~ per Cent. Profit Guaranteed.
Payable In One Xoar.
Iowa Wisconsin and Hllao!s Lands %, sale low fcte
Cash. " "
Money Invested Ii Kansas and Sebra,ta
b. SALISBURY. Laad Iocstlns Asent
tula 59 " ~ Clark streek Chtc axo.
, 1859-01-18


OTHERS, AS YoU LOVE YOUR
worm 1or Voas eanss ths dre,h ~ naEs 3sn .n! 81
np.n sur ~ s;he a'eass = = ft.f: ;;;;.
c.zele azcund the Je4 and
FOR Way'a0 raRT4 4ht.E
-w0 ~o, HHha Coat.GGIitoSA Coat1.GaiaI,. s..c =.
feta Ii, remove the1a s7d rtsto1s hsslh IN ii easea
rp1s md bo1ets Of ehiidrsa hsys Il as tnqnd thtir
Worm Confecdaa." Witch E In ne toru Of pl.asent
, 1859-01-18
Professional.

DE-. BURHHAnd,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. =
OFFICE 73 DEARBORN STREET, RES.
~ hense. corner Of " ed Aa4!son and Peoria u1ee<
de3l bis I'm
, 1859-01-18

70 IL who wish : FkKMANK3T and etAxDY UURE-
TntE 'Jsten Of Treatment hy Me'lcated 1nhslaliona
1rcn any<hlak before tho public nod hey confident
hai any candid person will he ooa.uced cf II cf-
dc1ry By careful examination OF IL urrltk
- Roors At No. lul 5tAte strets. of WAst.-
ln91on--EatEaace on asat4 hzss< oongul.Aton free.
, 1859-01-18

These En9s remove . |. One doss often repeated
IL msEbld Or bad natter u 1urt cure Tor Gho@e.
rom tho uEtsn. Eoppl7. q tra Mofbas. md 1ro,
hsa.h3 Il aes sea RE Of cho''Fa
orstins tas' stosaaeSl . oaly one bost1e Il need
caaHax food 10 dixest I'd 70 throw ont Of he -
rel, puFlfyIns tN - tenn tho e6eeta of r1edj
Mood. d1tnx tone aod1 = eaue Aas1 long do k1e@
health 70 Tho whola ma ~ o,. A...,. 80. -
e1nse nf tha disesse-eS ~ JsaHdtcs removes iii
tscttn1 radical euya. ~ aee" e. o@ Gt 1nnas1Ea2
kQuoza astAcka 31e +" 49, -sAo-
cured md .ha4 u bette - oue doss taken aaoss
w9yented by she aeea4 ~ 0tae before eating HTes
7sa g: 'a' .S' = Z: isss a.
Ons dose ater eattnxl wall
ks18clent to relieve thsi - r.. ao.. .r-....
4or7Aca and preyentthe 81 r1z. ,nsa ss r.
Ia "S1' t'-'N* @01 WI re@a n IL vorst loH1,
onh one dosetakenb b. y BowsI Complatats
mrs rak1t2E. pEeTdnts Fl yield Almost 10 ths oIg1
1lGhtknA5a. - dose.
.07lJ ono dose taken 1t A-hon,..~
e-etix .r9 sT..o r1s ~ Dsopgy hy &xriu1E the
s1s4:.. S@.s.s. 49, a"@" ~s C AosorbAatA
On doss takan a.sr - Wetaks pleasure h ~
saeh nsal Will cure D1e aio9 fais mss9.
HeVA- }aoo e pte!sntAav4
ons dose Of tvo tea- S11is -, .ae - As1S =
8,oonfals Vii A1sys r. fs1c1 a. = HIts,@
nave Hick DeA4zeAs. ~ fvps Il anrrstse ~+e
.only ana dose tnno.} 4 lee1tA.nty and thoasao2t
@,asel, relieves c'.s II =. - .aad x,3as z sss6
i'll WHO usa IT Arb GIVING 1H1n
uNAN1MouJ TESTIMONY II IT'S FAVOR
M1 .as1 Z ths month with III lnEtra<aase. u.
D: s4sroRn r,gR,sses: "a ~ - sFssd.ss . Hs~
uu1y-.sm ia RaadoapS assa
, 1859-01-18

The I1laels ctatral Ralraad Company,
Are forwarding Freika: 70 and from
st. Louis, Altau, Springfield a1d Bloom ington,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR5.
fEe II q7ek and rates as low by a1y otker .cu,e
Deliver Irtkht II the Stone FREIGHT De-os foot Of eou1h
W4,eF street
For r1aioruahon a. t. rates and e,ndans Apply 70 p
F0RS71H. Gcnl Trtl7h: trent once IN Passenger
Depot uo AtAlzA or 10 G, II. smith. AR 1re4bt
Depot iaI4bS25lm
, 1859-01-18
TIE LIVER VIGORAToB
F2EHA1ED BY DR, HANroRn.
C01POCiDED E1TIRELT FR0a GCHa.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGAT1VE
L md LIVER MKDI0INU nov before the pahlia
, 1859-01-18

C11AdaG still, With this allowance, We think 1t
far to assume that there has been An increase
over the number Of failures in 1857. The etfects
Of the panic upon the mercantile community
hare been very severe but the fraudulent and
wax are gone, speculation is checked, and With
good wheat crop, reaction would no doubt
hsve taken place. It was, however, failure
liKlo more than that required for home con.
srmption being raised, and but Busll relief
WIS thus afforded. We believe that the worst
isorer, although for some time only light tr1de
ca be expected.
CAxApA EAsr.-0ur table exhibits an increase
Of one hundred per cent of failures over 1857.
Tie came remarks as to this increase, made in
referring to Canada West, apply With even
more appropriateness in this case. The effects
ofshe panic we're not - severely fslt IN this
province ss in most other places; the people
a,e slow, and not 10 apt to bo led AWAY By spec.
u.atiye tendencies "a the more e1terpri8ing
population Of Cauada West. Business is still
daIi. but the crops Of 1858 we're good, and the
farmers are in good condition. Matters are
not generally changed there, nor has the prov
ince suffered much.
The result OF this carefully prepared analysis
will, We think, justify Us in assuming that there
ia ground for copQrasr1ation in the present a.
pect of commercial RdAirs- 1t i5 somewhat
checkered it il true, but encouragement is the
prevailing feature; indeed, were it less so. Ne
should hx1e abundant cause for thaaafalness,
when N4 Con3lQeE hQ0 btFG40 MIND nc A0fo
passed through. The conclusion il justiiable
that ~ sh Ill have safe, if not m extensive
trade this year. and thst the country 1t lares
seeds but one or two good crops more from the
hsnda OF = boun.itnl Providence TO place NJ in
u good q position, pecunisrly. as tho panic
found "a occupying, with the additional advan.
saRe Of 4 valuable lesson from its iu6lction- The
Kreat eyil connected With the credit sy stem lies
il the fact that competition induces too long
er4dits; bnt With ajudicious and diseriniuas-
ing credit system, We zee no reason Why these
periodical injuries may not b. avoided The
Mercantile Agency. established specially to &C.
complain this, near twenty years ago. has, step
By step. approached very nearly to perfection IL
ii sphere. With its aid of its eighteen branch
and assoctate Offices. snd the country divided
into emall, compact idiatriets, each presided
oYer by m Office in tho centre, with numerous
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-15

Hoes LoosE.-We understand that
Alderman Macintosh has filed his inten-
tions to introduce a resolution into the Coun
Gil at its next session, the object Of which
shall be to procure the abolishment of the
Hcg Ordinance. Mr. Macintosh is in fa-
vor of having hogs running in the streets
jnst as much and just when they feel like it.
II such resolution should carry we may
expect to see onr streets filled with all kind
OF awine from the titman up to the more
corpulent porker. It would be a beautiful
sight But as We have no fears that the
Hog Ordinance will be rescinded, and for
bear making further comment.