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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
A Pixies Peak Rom ance.
The St. Louis Gazette relates the
following bit of romance:

following bit of romance:
Among the many passengers arriv-
ing every lay, by the way Of the Han
nibal aud st. Joseph Railroad, to seek
their fortunes in the gold mines, q
young man came few days ago, who
manifested great impotence and rest
lessness, and melancholy. He took
lodgings at quiet house up town, and
said he was going to Cherry Creek
with the next Salt Lake mail-stage,
which starts this morning. Evening
before last young lady came by the
cars and stopped at q hotel in one of
our greatest thoroughfares. She in
quired for Mr.. H., but the landlord
could give her no information respect.
ing him.
Yesterday morning she took her
place at front window, to observe
the passers-by, and had not been there
long before she struck the window for
chilly and cried out in SO loud and dis
tressed tone - to startle everybody
in the room. She ran to the door
calling John, dear John! and there
met the restless, melancholy young
man, around whose neck she threw
her arms, and whose astonished face
she kissed most fesvently, to the no
small astonishment Of the lockers. on.
1t seemed that she was rather . CO.
quette, and had rejected John after
giving him reason to hope for accept
ance; that John in q fit of despera.
ton, set of for the gold mines, and
she, in distraction. had left her home
and pursued. to bring him back. She
found him here as stated, and this
morning they returned together in the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
ThompsOn Of kY.-ThompsOn with p.

Mr.. Thompson is q wrinkled, dried
up old man, and it would not seem that
the announcement of a speech from
him would call forth such crowds
Bnt the people Of Washington know
old Mr.. Thompson to be the wittiest
man in Congress, not excepting bluff
and hearty John P. Hale. 1t was a
spectacle worth coming some distance
to look st-that of the speaker and his
audience. The old man is white hair
ed, and completely broken do Sn IN the
physical man, so much SO that it seems
impossible upon looking at him to be-
lieve that he is capable of an ordinary
speech. But the old relic of whiggery
had fortified himself with a stiff tum-
bler Of whisky, and set off upon his
speech in high spirits. He was soon
obliged to sit down, and delivered the
greater part of his speech in a sitting
posture. l can give you no idea Of
the speech 1t was wit and drollery
from begini.g to end. can give you
an idea of this speech upon the audi
ence. Roars Of laughter, and laugh
ter, too, which fills the eyes with tears,
greeted the speaker for almost two
hours-the time occupied in the deliv-
cry of his speech. Lord Napier and
his three yonng English friends the
lords who have been so bepuffed and
roticed through ncwspaperdom-sat
- by him and seemed to enjoy it
Auch as anybody. In short the old
man sat down full of honors, and with
everybody declaring that he had de-
livered the wittiest speech, not only of
this Congress, but Of half dozen Con-
crosses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

" The New Orleans Dslsa ssys:-
Lieutenant General Scott 10 still soiourn.
ing in our city. trying the effect Of our
warm weather upon his health. We are
happy TO learn that the General has e.
psrienssd the happiest effect from HE visit
TO the South, and will resume duties in
Warrington In few weeks, greatly i'm.
proved and invigoratsd in health, and viz
We trust, very agreeable recollection :.
the incidents Of his visit"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

Noss - ,r every fraction over forty ~ Additioe-
81 dslesaas La- suowed.
Particular attention Is cssd TO the ctio0 Of the
moctatc state C,nv ns,ons for several past years
pr,h,bitias all repr esent stion by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committee, are espe-
ctsly re usstei thst county meetings be held
ior the purpose Of sending delegates.
Us. A. WILLIAMSON,
CAN STATE Dem Kr Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
Valuable Saw and GYiSt Mill
FOR SALE.

THIS property, consisting OF two acres OF land,
Il pleasant biick and f a ne dwelling good orchard
of FRI it in bearing, Saw Mil with single saw, Grist
will, with two run Of Bur stones, situated one half
mile bel The city of LeClaire, the bank OF the
RIVER, snd the mills propelled by the natural current
of the "Father Of Waters ''-Thi. p operty can be
had, if applied for soon, at the reduced price Of
Sc co., one half cash. and the balance on long time
The water power is the test on the per rapids, in
its natural state; and by very trifling expense by
thro wing out way dam of no great length can be
made equal, IL not SUPERIOR to The celeb aed water
power at Ao'ine. Any persons wishing to engage in
business Of this ind, can for 5000 buy property
richly worth $40 COO. Apply to
Teistf KAD5, GALLOWAY & SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
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INSURANCE.

~. srptroR's Orsscr Iowa.
'ncc Company OF New York q ~ b.. a. : sh-
ON ON. enn~ed stat IN Mt 10 aee,dasca s,,,, 20. .niS
Won ;. ohAotr .. Laws o, 1857, ws,sr ..e;,se-
SAM. &c a. a,o .ssrsfos ,enw uese uas.,r o.
Is he .by C 'ntinued in fun force aud sT.', n,n
is"v. His further csrtii.d tina, an. .nns.s,
True copy OF the statemen, =. aid
wi'nes my hand and seal =, NJ.
LIS this bird day q Fe1rasry.Isss "''he''
j. ". CATTyLL. AniI,or q, s....
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
FOESALEORLEASE.
For Na,a.

- ONH hundred and twenty Building lots In ~
~ Addition TO the town OF PORT Byron.
These lots are cltGbie and handsomely enuased %
she bank OF the Hssssippl They VII be sold en- rec.
eo' be terms.
particulars inquire Of Messrs. Dusfee. Pratt
Co., PORT Byron Charles J. RoGeSs, beq LcOlsirs,
Of JOHN T. KING,
pand Ageut. No g Brady street.
70 Also uumberless tesir sble pieces Of LAM in
and near the cities Of Davenport and Le Cls!re, I'd
near Port Byron. nov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

LIABILITIES.
losses all paid,
No Losses unadj listed.
No Losses pJrted.
We have borrowed no money.
We owe no Bank 9th party.
We hereby certify that the foregoing statement Of
the condition Of the Grari Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, Ii correct and true
JaMRS b ALyORD, Secretary.
ALFRED GILLETT, yice-President.
II. +. MITGHELI., As't,
Feb13 Nichols Block, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL, well finished, Brick Dwelling,
IA Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and stabls A por-
: ion OF the purchase money down, balance On long
time; or part in unimproved land in Scott county
would Re taken at fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Buildings, we'll finished and well
to sell good terms ange for mer.
chandise.
ALSO:
Several tracts Of nne land in various parts Of the
County, TO sell on or able terms AID long time.
Apply to
dsc2s EADS GAILAWAY / SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

For Sale.
100 FBIT OF around on Brady, between 18th and
lVV 18th streets, on good terms.
ALSO,
AT feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
ALSO,
lots on Brady, 160 feet by $50. This can be sold
on long time:
8 lots on Brady betxeen sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
470,ONO worth Of real estate to sell chesp, ~ i'm
proved lots In the best part OF the cit, goods and
groceries, u cash and balaoce on long time.
Also,
go 600 worth Of goods to exchange for unim
proved lands In Scott and 4uscatine counties.
ALSO,
beautiful new frsme use with two acres Of
highly ornsmentAd land commandingthe finest view
in the vicinity OF the City, en- 60 ID term.
Apply TO
For sale.
Al Acres beautiful land for sale, Is acres Of
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road. Ill.
Terms easy.
Two beautiful farms, 100 acres each, so acres in q
hish state OF improvement, good dwelling houses
and out-housss good running and well water each
miles est OF the city, . good road and near
the railroad 81 acres Of good coal and timber land
will go with these farms II desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles ca A rare
cham Is here offered and will doubtless 60 eoen ct
the easy terms on which they be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street; Grants saw mill.
Lot, 200 By 60 feet. Good two story frame house,
ne stone basement. Terms easy.
Appyto
JA23 HADS GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

General Cass had another of his
dangerous attacks, at Mis- Bright's we'd
ding q few nights ago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

PERSONS GOING TO
PIX e. II IL II H {!
WADsWoRTH's,
Super Heavy and Large Blue
observation-disclosures
Heary Broom Drills,
And many other goods suitohle for their Trip. Cali
GO Yves. Second 81. Opp. L. Claire Hs.sc.
News from Pixies Peak +!
ALARGE LOT OF
CsttOn Duck and Sail Canvass,
DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES, CHECKS,
TsCjllsd E7a,sssels, SaStsssts,
"A arriving, and for sale cheap, At
10. west Seesnd street,
LIE CLAIRE ROW.
Davenport. Sso l. 1859. ,.-u ,,r..
AUCTION! .4ssctsOse :!
rRHAr BARGAINS II YURNIrURK, Day
" Goods, and various other articles, on consign-
ment, and
Must b Sssd for Cash
Gal, ana examine the Goods and Prices. at
rHos. ORR,s AUCTION 4 COMMISSION House,
No. 81 BRADY SrnEE,
Hast Side, between Thin and Fourth, Davenport
Iowa.
SAN. PARKB2,
v.b Auctioneer
Notice.
PR OF RE TORS OF HOTE Ii,
SALOON KEnPa1s, BUTCHERS,
A ND OTHERS, before making arrangements for
Z . N
Hor the coming summer. will And It to th~ir iute-
rest TO coll on the undersigned, at the u Claire
House Ire 1sl HENRY ALvnAM.
For Pixies Peak.
A IL THOSE GOING TO THE GOLD NINRss
"a viii do weI 10 obtain their supply Of
Medicines, Drugs, &C.,
.t the Old stsnd o. Oldveiier 1airchild, - "
viii furnish Medic ie Cheats
Is Pa U8Mr. BELOW ORDINARY PRICBS.
Csu tvo doors north OF The Post Once.
1sboO MBR1YHAN L vAI1oHIlD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

Tte Dsmocsa,y Of lows are hereby NOTIFIED th't
ohs Domocsasic gate Convsttion for 1859. wil 'e
Dee Aotnes, Wednesday. June LIST. d.
In III Capitol, 1t 10 o'cioct, A. A..
n arvose Of tbs Conveetion 10 10 noinnsT
candida - for the following eGcss. 70 b Lied atsne
ensuias DC .obsr election.
Oae Gee Snev,
Uns IA.u.snaat 0ocsra
1Ayes ysIgss or As Sspve~ss ODS'G
Also 10 al pt -uoh :, stem of o'saaiza'ion Of the
Pytv ., may b, ecs. ca eul.ted 20 Seeure the ,ri-
anpL Of our principles aud pominees.
rss raft, Of 70 ,-e.eusation viii be tor every
100 votcs ,st for Samuel Douglas, secretary OF
State In October, 1855, az follow:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
T>AHrH 1xTRAOT1D DY 4 NEW PROCESS
i without occssionins any delay or pain whstsver
JULIUS CHRSEBROUCW.
Dental Surge0a.

OPD1OD-In Aerwin's n1osk, 50 Perry, betwssa q
and 9Th styeets.
Having eompleted arrangements, he Is nov prs.
pared 70 extract testh By admitting slight cursne
q electricity around the tOoh q the time Of extyee,
ton, thereby allsying oil pain attendant upon g.
tracting By the ordinary method.
1hepetient has full knowledge Of what b pass
Inc, end there not thooe effects Vhich aSo often
aosassd sftsr having tsstA sztsssed ~ Ne ~ &
ohlese1orn O The 1Teeaing process,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
Blanks! BlaMks!!

Blanks! BlaMks!!
WarFantee Deeds,
Deeds OF Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Attachment Bonds,
Power OF Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanka,
6hori6s Blanks,
Confessions Of JUDGMENT.
Oonstable0' Blanks,
Replevin Bonds,
And others too numsroas - nsntien, ss The
STATE DE N 90 10 A r OFRIJE,
Printed In the best style vssssbass
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
EO1. Sale %. Lease.

ding back $50 test.
1or further particulars, enquire Of
JOHN r. KING,
Land Agent, No. 81 Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
EOr Rent.

lsOr Rent.
A PARM Of 1eO acres for rent, within miles
IA OF Fulton, all broke and fenced, with a COVE
nient New House the same For particulars,
enquire Of the under signed
W. WOODWARD,
Jag No Nickn,ls' Block
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
Grocer - Bakers
CELEBRATED 80
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50.


These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam OF unequaed strength, beauty and elasticity
which Will NOT rip, even u fourth stitch be cut
They are unquestonaby the best in the market for
family use.
n1SEND FOR A CIRCULARA
J. G. Washburne, Agent,
oc26-dtf Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
THR POETRY OF PHYSIC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THEIR goes . man, mark well his face,
How dark and sAllow Is Its hae,
Hts lately flashing eye how dimmed,
His pace how sluggish it Is too.
1t needs no words OF rhine to tell
The pangs he Ii suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack his brain,
Which naught but pills will drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes.
friend who yesterday, like him,
Spoke naught but woes In eroans and sighs.
Know ye the p'wer that hath subdued.
And scattered ali his dreadful lille;
Hear ye afflicted sons OF men
sTwss HnRRIcK's eu0AR COATED PILLS.
HDeHsnicks Pills and Kid Plasters are sold 70.
'ywhe1e.
Bee advertisement on Sd page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
, = a + T. VI ENT
o. rHE cosp,Troa or Tux
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.xv

OF THE CITY OF NEw YORK.
on sne ist DAY Of Jsnua'y, a u 1850 mafe a. A..
Au i,or oi The State OF Iowa. pursuant IA ~ So,
nte OF said State " '4e S's'-
SAMR AND LOCATION
me nsfns OF this Company IS he Continental Ipsr
Compshy incorporated In 1854, asd located
10 the City OF New York
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said Compa-
ny act sally paid up IN
cash, i-...,,,.. ssno M, ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Nav NuNK, Dec. ~.
FlouR--Sales OF N 900 hbls at IS O5@s 90
for super western e5 o5@S 40 for commou
20 medium extra western; s. ZOOS SO Zoe In.
lciior - good chipping brands extra rOund
hoop Ohio.
WHrlT-salos 5000 bushels a, sliS "a
store.
RvE--Sales 2300 bu At SO.
BAaLEu-Sales 5000 bush at 19@S0o foi
State; 7s@S2c for Canada Eastl and Sc foi
Canada West
CosN-Sales $4,000 bu at S6@9Qo for new
yellow; 95@96 for old yellow.
OArs-Ssles at f6@47c for State, West
ern aud canadian
WHiSgY-held at 26iS@97.
PoRK-Sales 500 bbls NJ $685. for mess
sll 80 Tor prime.
BAEF-Ssles 600 bhls at a. O0ta4 so e.,
country prime; s5 Ouch so fur country meas
DREssTD HoGs-1@1lSc.
BEEF HANs--Dul. Sales at 10 O00i4 90
CUr MEArs-Quiet at c for shoulders
and 81 @lOc for hams.
BACON Less buoyant. Sales at sikc,
LARD-Sales at iOai@ile.
BurrER-A fair business doing NJ Il0 l6C
for Ohio; l5@93o for State.
CmEELE-9Milt,c
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NEIeIlnonINe rorNrY ~.

HuEoN.-Tho Plymouth Apvnrisra says
that Nanse and shaub, charged with poison.
ing at Wateman, some months ago have BEEN
tried and found guilty.
sASDUsKY. The Fremont 1irssrNorn SAYS.
"Tho auction room opposits the Croghan
House, was entered one night last week, and
| $500 worth of iewolry, dc. stolen No clue
has been obtained 70 Che robbcr."
We clip the following FROM the Jounv,t.-
''Jacob Heffner, an old resident Of this coun.
| ", was found tho other day in his wagon
/ house in dying condition. Az we under.
stand, he told bis wife he was going out 10
the wagon house 10 crack wnlnuts. Afler
about an hour she went out 10 SEQ why he
stayed 80 long. She found him lying on his
back, and in about two minutes he died Sup
posed TO have been an apoplectic fit. He was
man otvery intemperate habits"
Tommy Tobin, an honest. hearted. faith
| fol lrishman as ever lived, died on Friday
night last from the effects Of uncomfortable
appetite for strong drink. For several years
! Tommy had been a dayman in our town, and
dealt regularly in cold water every summer,
sprinkling the streets Of Fremont
WooO.--some ungrateful wretch has stolen
the last shirt, belonging to the editor Of the
Perrysburgh JOURNAL. He deserves to be
LrNonED.
ALLrS.-The Banking and Exchange office
Of Jacobs 4 Hurd, at Lima. made au assign
ment last week. The "Garcite" is Of the opin-
ion that their assets are amply sufficient to
pay all their liabilities
WYANDor.-The last PtoNRrR saws: "The
Press was represented ut the Democratic Con.
vention in this place lest week by Ramsey, Of
the Hardin County DuNooRAr; Armstrong, Of
the Seneca ADvRrisER; M'Gregor, Of the
Crawford County foRUN, aud Holder. Of the
Marion MmRoR; all apparently in "good con.
dition." Thoy behaved themselves 30 we'll
while in our city that one could not help but
come 10 the conclusion that this was NOT their
first visit 10 large town."
CRAwFoRp. learn from the FonuN that
Daniel Wilson, an old settler Of this town.
ship, and much respected and wealthy oiti-
zen, destroyed himself by cutting his throat
on Wednesday morning Of this week, with a
razor, in frightiul manner. His age was
between fifty and sixty. We have heard no
cause assigned foe the rash act."
R,onLANp.-MoRE HoRsE SrEAINo.-An.
other arrest was made last Friday on this
charge Wilson Knapponberger made informa-
tion before Mayor Litter against one Peter
Roberts, whom, it is alleged, stole from the
premises ofthe firm Of fKnappcnbcrger & Kirk.
land bay horse, valued at fity dollars
HERALD.
MoRRow.-A child Of some two years old,
daughter ofMr Isaac Ely Of Mt Gilead, died
ON Thursday the 24th Of Nov. last Of an iniu.
~ received on the previous evening. It sp.
pears that in the absence Of the parents, the
ehild's clothing caught fire, and before il could
he cxtinguishcd, the child was so badly In.
jured that il only lived % hours after the In
Jury was received.
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Cincinnati RInrIkrt.
Timn Retail TnrEet.

Corrected weetiy, by Il. A. BUsKIRK n Bro
Whoiefelea and Retail dealers IN urocedet and pro
duco or allkiudi, shr slaat RloCk TimnO.l
rnHnfHn
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As an inducemont 70 gettinE up Clubs, wc
offer the TRisuNE at the following rates;
Club Of 6. year. In advance, 81 a5. eaeh
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BOOK NOTICES.

The Lady's Home Magazine for Jan
published by T. s. Arthur and Virginia =,
Townsend Of PHILADELPHIA has made its up.
pearance. The engraving and fashion plates
are beautiful and the reading M after is Of that
hcalthful, moral character, rarely found in
magazines Of the day. Price 81 year.
The North British and London Quarter.
ly Reviews, for the current quarter, have been
received from the American publishers, Leon.
ard Scott a Co.. New York These quaint
but timc-honored publications lose none Of
their interest usefulness or piquuney, "a wears
advance. They contain mine Of invaluable
wealth aud can only be fully appreciated by
those who read them regularly, Price SKI
each, per annum, or $40 for the four Reviews
aud Blackwood.
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grThe poeu'Arides OF the female constitu.
ton and the various trials to which the sex is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse 10
simulants. Il Is important, however, that
these shall be Of harmless nature, and at the
same time accomplish the desired end. Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters Is the very
art Gle. Its effects in all cases Of debility are
almost magical. II restores the tone Of the
digestive organs, infuses fresh Vitality into
the whole system, and gives that eheerfulness
10 the temperament, which is the most valua-
BILE Of feminine attractions. The proprietOra
feel fattercd from the fact that many Of the
most prominent medical gentleman in the Uni
ion have bestowed enoOniums upon the Bit,
ters, the virtues Of which they have frequently
tested.and acknowledged There are numerous
eounterfeits offered for sale, all Of which are
destitute of merit, aed positively injurious to
the system. deel6-lm
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Terms Of subscription.

copy, year, IN advance SO
! II paid within the ycar,.........2.00
" u paid after the year expires. 3 SO
No paper will be stopped until all arrearages
are paid, unless atthe oplion Of the pubii5berc.
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Friday Morning, Dcc. IO, 1889

tF-ilslti leave TiHn daily To- Rerublis aad I'll
weekly feF fosioria end Uppsf ssHdusdy.
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We SNEAK thnt we do Know.-In

We Speak that we do KnOw.-In our
Editorial capacity we ere sometimes called
upon TO notice articles, the desirable qualities
Of which are alone known 10 us through the
testimony ofotliers; but In introducing 10 our
readers "Kennedy's Medical Discovery ." such
is not the case. Personal observation permits
us to speak with the greatest confidence in
OF our own family was cured Of most ag.
grnvated case Of Tic Douloureux Of some
twenty years standing. In addition 10 this
We have perused the certificates Of many Of
the most esteemed citizens Of the state, who
have been cured Of various diseases more or
less connected with humors. We are con
vinced, and would have the pu lie also.
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The s. ID. 4 c. II. II. is just now doing
a paying business, in the way Of increased
freightage. Long, heavy trains pass and re
pass daily, laden with grain Of all kinds, pork
flour, live stock &C., which are being shipped
to the eastern and southern markets. Under
its excellent management and 10y a careful re-
gard 10 its local interests, this road is gain.
ing public confidence and gradually freeing
itself from embarrassment
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Keep POsted.---Ths long, winter night,
are upon US and it behoOves every farmer tc
take paper, not only for bis own bul for the
benefit Of bis family, who, in the absence Of
some wholesome reading matter, viii have
their minds yitiated by such "trashy" litsrA-
turs. az they may find "lying around loose. -
A session Of Congress, the most exciting per
haps which has ever met, is upon us and the
Ohio Legislature viii esnvena on the hrai
Monday Of January. Every good citizen
should keep himself posted, and, in order Il
do -. We ofIsr them the TnBuEE at the Low
sum Of ~ SOC year, ihsdvanss,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMAErs.
Dr. CheeseInan,s IN.

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseuan. n. n.
New York CITY.
The combination % Ingredients 10 Re fiilt ~ ~
resrh on long and extensive PTse,ios. ahsy 49, ni
IN thsW opsrailon, and esFaia ia eofsaeing % illga
laflies Paiuful Mopsiuutiodi, fsmosinr ~ Qblrut.
tonY whether fdm cold or oihefeiiei hqada1lei raia
inthe sdei papitaion 81 the heart whet ai neltvyt
Affections, b teIcs, fatigue, pain a ths baeh aa as
&c ,sluIbld ssep, which tilsst loa iatsllq7uqa pf
eatute,
TO 8arriee Ladios-
Dr. Chestsmans Pills az inraluuhs. aithsy VII tlluF
an he moaihly nerloi with Iaguialitf. Ladies aho
hava hsen ditatpainial Ia ~ ule of oiafr fua eH
place the nimcii conddenoa IN D.. cheoaeUll'p fAS
doinE an that they Fsprsaent % %.
Notice.
Thegs a one aodalflon flha lemaIa - tl1u HAia1
tha pills csanei b laiaa u|thaai rllll ~ peoer
iafssaut. aoth b the iaalilhlq lfpdl % W aea-
ions 10 Fssiofs tht tiraal falIlrnl y ~ InH co4fl-
ilaa hat sren ihe 7sgIoi1rIf pa Or ntIe,l tet'at
fsiiaf ii Wanaalai a1lII lp..-.1t-i 80 70. Ha.a.
ahVlhina tnlanaua. ElaNa|I I-aee.t 1niet sNlNll
IL "a orspany ene boa tIiea ~. N4aIoI gla'l
N sasio.Ias eli ts ~ CansN h6fri
snrseia y so. a,usf, Z 'sss ,sss .a ~ v.l.sa
Il oatsr,fAQe gent Iortaa unlisd -iHl1f.
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