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RAVEN NJ a, Q Fl 70.
Wednesday, December %, 1859
No Speaker Yet!

The third week of the present session Of
Congress has closed and, as yet, no Speaker
has been elected. The Opposition have an
overwhelming majority in Congress, but be-
ing composed of all kinds Of discordant eIe-
ments, it is impossible for them to unite
upon candidate for presiding officer.
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z lac Northwest.
Hon. S. s. Cox, in his speech in the
House on Thursday, thus alluded to the
Northwest

Hon. s. s. Cox, in his speech in the
House on Thursday, thus alluded to the
Northwest:
"When you come to the great Northwest
you find one million one hundred and sixty.
two thousand votes in her seven Sta,es.-
This is hundred thousand more than ul
the votes in the South, one-third of the
whole Union, and three times as many as
New England, | believe, sir, that more
than one half of those votes will be cast in
1860 for the Democratic party, for the rights
oI the States and the permanence OF federn
concord. You will find those votes warm
IN favor Of the Union and the Constitution
which is the only ligament that holds the
Union together. You will find this attach.
ment not merely in our purity, but among
the very men who voted for my friend Mr.
Corwin] and many Republicans upon thi.
ti1or Look to the great Northwes est, and tc
lts power as it is now, and as it will be-
She his lake und river tonnage of foul
hu dred Thousand tons, and FIVE thousanc
mi'es Of river and lake const. She has, ant
NUT have ever, the Mississippi river os hel
outlet. Has she nothing at stake She
will be able to protect herself and the Un
ion besides. In 1860 she will have as many
Representatives upon this floor es the whole
South will then hove, and three members
to one from New England. You will fine
in her conservative element which will
say to the North, with it's extremists and tc
the South, with its extremists, "thus fal
sh ut though h go and 10 farther; here ehal
the waves OF dsun;on be stayed" !" YOU
will find in the Northwest conservative ell
emen', which, if we have the Cincinnati
Platform unaIiered, will rise up to the sup
port OF the Democratic party, as the only
.a'e repository of that constitutional pOwe
oy which this government 10 to be carriet
on.'
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fO1TAu orator, in an address before lit.
erary association in Toronto, Canada, said
Experience teaches Us that it requires q
hundred years to form the oak, halfa GEN.
tury 10 form good lawyer, a quarter of a
century to make q general, and three gen.
erations 10 make q gentlemen" How old
wss the orator I ,af~
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o. The Republicans are terribly annoy.
ed because there is no organization Of the
House, and slsnder and abuse the Demo
Gratis of that body because of the iailure.-
They had better abuse their own deer party
Of the "OpPosition" on that account. They
have the votes-why do they not pull to.
gether and organize =! That's the question.
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GTThis week we erjoyed cal from an
old mountaineer, an associnte fol-. many years
OF Kit Carson, and direct from the company
Of Kit, who informs US that the report Of bis
death is all q mistake. He left him about
forty days since, in the enjoyment of bis u.s.
ual good health and spirits. Brownsville
(Nebraska) Advertiser, lst.
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6TIt is said that Madame Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt cOntemplates returning 10 the
practice Of her profession as public singer.
And it is also said that her beloved hus.
bond has made this step necessary by his
incursble gambling.
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GT Thomas Wilder, of Avon, Lorsin
County, o., husked two hundred and twelve
bushels OF corn in two days. The first day
he husked one hundred and FIVE bushel and
the second one hundred and seven.
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Republican Nominating COnvcn-

The Nominating Convention of the Re.
publican purity, TO nominate candidates for
President and Vice President, will be held
at Chcogo, On Tuesday, the 18Th of June.
Canada would have been the most fitting
fitting pIace for its assemblage.
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0FMr. Daniel Wilson, one of.the Oldest
and most esteemed citizens of Bucyrus,
committed suicide on the 7lh inst. by cut.
ting his throat, in fit of mental alteration.
Mr.. w. was q man Of irreproachsbe char
acter, and 56 years OF age. Suicide is he
reditary trait of the fomily, two brothers and
an uncle having previously taken their own
liyes.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

IHE WODE Ot EAA ANIMATION
Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth s very simple and entire.
y new and by IL disease Ct any of the intern al vital
organs ia in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question:
or having the least Hreyious knowledge Of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfe ct success arc
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scrodlous origin: Ulcers, Ia.
mors, Enlarged Glaads Joints, Hip Disease Swell
led Neck or Goitte, Scroiuous Sors Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions on the face other parts Cancer,
Fistnla, SPINAL Dlsea3os, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impo.
tence, Structure, st. VitLs Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma.
tism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague aud Fever, Neuralgia
&C.
All dIssa ,es peculiar to Females, ard all Chronic
Diseases Of the Brain, Eyes Ihrout, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin or other Or.
gans.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases, of INV de-.
scription, may be assured that their cases will b.
treated fairly ami candilly, and thoy will not be an.
prospect ofbenclt. Dr.. w. has visited Cleveland
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly.
for the last two years. and furnish patients with
4 amoun: of evidence Ia regard to his skill and
qualifications physician He will visit the abOyo
places once ia Eve or six we0ks for QUO year. tbus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
till cured. Those ca which have been treated bV
others, and pronounced lncurabe, arc requested u
call 1T viii cost you u0thng to have your case exam.
ned aud esplainud.
Marx well the lime and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galysnism
ANY person sOnd1ng correct state mont of theiP
symptoms, and enclosing 81, will have medicine
Adapel TO their case sufficient to last one month OF
five weeks, sent them 10y Express.
Address II. w. WADSWoRrH, MD,
august 81, 1859. Batavia NY
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or The Albion, (Mich, } Review saws Ii

" The Albion, (Mich ReUiew says that
man by the name of George Saver, died
as supposed, in a spesm some time last
spring. He was buried alive. Not long
since some of his friends wishing to remove
his body disinterred him. They found him
lying on his face, bis hands ia his hair, with
great handfulls torn out, and his grave
clothes all torn to pieces. .s-..
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OF A subscription in aid Of Mrs. Mahalu
Doyle whose husband and children John
Brown cruelty murdered, has been COM
menced.
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SWlFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW A e R A N G E EMIT.

CHARLES E. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishmebt long known
as ''Swifts Drug Store,' at the sign of the olden
Mortar, wishes to inform tho former patrons OF the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed 70
ayor him with their CUSTOM that he intends keen
fall assortment of Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Coloring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per.
fumery, &C. Andi in order to correct misapp pfehen-
sion existing in tho minds OF many, that the Drug
store Is to be visited only for the purpose of purchas.
Ing box ofpis or barrel Of oil, he desires TO call
particular attention to the fact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered AZ
belonging TO the Drug trade, he designskeeping a
great variety ofsuch needed in every we'll sun.
piled family. including a su .erior article of FiGv
Cont Tea. Black Cocoon, Rio toffee, White Sugars.
Pepper, Spices Of every description Frime Rio Cof:
Starch, Sage, Corn Starch Farina, baking PowSers'
Cream Tartar, &c. As the Dollar and Dime princi.
pie IS the cniy one by which people arc supposed
to be governed In matters of trade and as eyeFybody
expects to make their purchases where the largess
amount Of goods can DO obtained for the least
Ravenna, Feb. IL, 1850. gsgr 80. -.
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OrHelper, in his "Crisis," says that no
man can become true patriot without be-
coming an Abolitionist,
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Fred DOMgInss.

This notorious black vagebond, whose Sc
ditous and reasonable teachings have been
made prominent plank in the Abolition
Republican platform, is nov. according TO a
letter published in the last issue OF the pa
per he edits in New York, sojourning il
England. In letter to the paper ALLUDED
to, he says:
at is probably quite we'll known that
sailed, not from the United States, but from
Canada-not from Boston, where had in.
tended to take Eosssge, but from Quebec
Nor is it necessary to state that the Harper's
Ferry troubles, and the evident purpose Of
Messrs. Bennett and Buchanan TO involve
me in them, caused me to take my present
route, though not my present journey, for
that was areody determined upon more than
a.year ago, and the arrangement partly made
for il -
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1859. December Appointments. 1859.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DIR. H. w. WADSWORTH.

AV2VOO4V ny yS1V4u11 dS1U 0U1 0Ou:
CAN CONSULTED AS FOLLOWS;
CLEVELAND-Johnson House, December 9Th, Sth
ana 18th.
kAVENNA-PIentiss House, Tuesday, G.
ALLtANCE-Nixon House, Wednesday, ~
CANTON-Frankn Hotel, Thursday. 8.
MASSlLLON-American Hotel, Friday, O..
WooSTER-Crandal's Exchange, Saturday and
Sunday, 10 and II.
FULfJN-American Hotel, Monday. 1o.
AKHON-Empre House, Tuesday, 10.
CUYAHOGA FALLS-Amercan Hotel, Wednos.
day, IA.
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OF John Brown, he says:

"To fail is madness. To succeed is the
highest wisdom. Had John Brown pursued
his original plan-avoiding fight altogeih.
er, keeping himself and his men scattered
abroad in the rsvines, caves, and the ten
thousand Sevastapols to be found among the
Allegheny range of notwithstanding to
his number all such as desired to be tree,
and were willing to euffer hsrdships and per
lis 10 gain 1.-THE insurrection would not
have see med the mad and fru.tless thing il
now seems. But John Brown has not failed
tie has dropped an idea, equol to u thousand
bombshells into the very Bastile of slavery
The idea will live snd grow, and one day
will, unless slavery is otherwise abolished
cover Virginia with sorrow and blood"
The "ideG" alluded to by this traitorous
black devil, is the one great, grand, intensi.
fed "idea" OF Republicanism. 1t is the cvr
ner stone on which rests their whole polit
ical organization; 1t is their politca shl lbbo
leth--their cloud by day and pillar of fire BY
night; and, deny it us they may, it is thei
only h0pe for success in 1860 although, a;
they we'll know, success to them, will bring
in it's train desOlation, bloodshed and death
involving the dissolution of the Uoion--the
destruction of the fairest and proudest po lit
ical fabric ever conceived and executed b.
mortal men.
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A LMOND SOAP in cakes, highly scent
II cd. Hankerchief Extracts and SColo0na,
fresh assortment, Just received at sWIFT'S,
May S, 1859
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The drums are a II mufled the bugles are still;
There's pause in the vsey-a halt on the hill;
And the bearers of standards swerve back with thrill
Where the sheaves of the dead bar the way;
Tor great field is reaped heavens gamers to fill;
And stern death holds his harvest to-day.
There's a voice on the winds like a spirits low cry
IT'S the muster roll sounding-and who shall reply
Not those whose wan faces glare wide as the sky,
With ewes fixed so stead fast and dimly,
As they wait that last trr mp which they may not defy
Whose hands clutch the sword-hiTt sogriuly.
The brave heads late lifted sol"mry bowed,
And the rlerless chargers stand quiverng and cowed
As the bu, ial reInem is shouted alond,
The grcans of the dsath-stricken browning;
While Victory looks on, like queen, pale and proud,
Who awaits till the morrow her browning.
There is no hooking hlazon as clay sinks to 'iay;
The vain pomps of the peacetime all swept away
In the terrible face ofthe dread battleday;
Nor collins Surroundings are here
Only relices that lay where thckets the fray
rent casquc and - headiess spear.
PARKWAY, tramp on tramp, peas the march ofthe foe
Like storm-waves acknowledgement ftful. and SLOW
With sounds like their spirits hat faint AS they go
BY your red-nowing river whose waters
Shall darken with sorrow the.la where thy .iA,w.
To the eyes OF her desolate dan yhters
They are Hed-they are gone; but OH not the,
came,
In the pride Of those numbers they ssakon the gam
Never more shall they stand in the vanguard of Fam,
New n lift the stained sw ord which they drew;
Never more shall they boast of a glorious name,
Never march with the leal and the true.
Where the wreck legons lay stranded and lorn
They stale on our ranks in the mist of the NOR
Like the giants of Gaza their strength it shorn
Ere those msts have rolled up to the sky:
From the fash OF ourste Il aybreak seemed bon
As We sprang up-to conquer or die
The tumult is silenced, the death lots cast:
Aud the heroes of battle slnmberinc their last.
Do you dream of yon pale form that rode that blast
Would ye free it mora, O Ye brave?
Yes, the broad road Honor red where We passed
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permission not to buy three hundred dollar
c.Irs, in such an anxious tone as that?'
But you give it. after ALL

permission not to buy three hundred dollar
esrs, in such an anxious tone as that?'
Z" But you give it, after ALL
ooh, yes but think you're foolish lit
tie girl. Perhaps it's because my ideals of
living" are not so sublimatcd as yours"
Thank you, my husband
"For which; the consent or the hattery?
For both; but see here, Luke, this money
is a present to me; may nse it as lke!H
COZ course"
Then I'm going to have Miss Maflitt give
ND her schoc, for the next term, and send her
to the Water Cure for three moi,tls and when
| see ncr come back az, God willing, shall,
with the roses set in her pale young cheeks,
and the light of joy and health kinaed up in
her sad weary eyes, and when think of the
petty iealousics, and wrong ambitions have
avoided stimulating among certain of my
friends and neighbors, shan't be a happier
woman than should have been witha three
hundred dollar cape on my shoulders al
! WintCr.'
II don't doubt 1t. Annie" and then, g:
was his old habit, he leaned down his heae
i'll her lap, and his eyes were moist witt
tears, as he murmur, d "Shc shall do hin
,ood, and not evil, all the days of Der life. ,
Was she right, reader? Would you have
dome likewise? ?" .... '. F. I.
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EDWARD MEAD g. CO.
so Main ste, corner of pihc. st. Louis.
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4 e. =. Il
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cal science; the contrary, it deals with the great
events going In the scientific, mechanical and In
dusrial worlds. TO please and instruct every
If the Mechanic or ArtZan wishes to know the best
machine in use, or how to make any substanc. en-
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DEsIGy.-It is the Design of this Institution to i'm
part Pupils thorough knowledge of the Theory OF
the Science of Accounts well the principles
Commercial Law laid down by the best authors,
bookkeeping in every variety Of business including
unnecessary calculations and correspondence, that
In Short the pupil will find the business of the Count
ing Room in any establishment to which he may be
called to be but continuation of that to which he is
already accustomed
The practicabilty Of this is proved by the hurd-
reds of instances in which Graduates Of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Counting house OF the Merchant the Manufacturer,
Banker, and taken charge of the Books with entire
success and with other knowledge Of the business
than that acquired at the Commercial College.
EXPENSE. -Stationery, &c, about Is 90. Tuition,
full course $35.
Noextra charge for Diploma, &c. The expense,
therefore, need not exceed from 500, to SO.
June IL, '5S-n16-y
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TIE OTTUMWA COURIER.
RAtEIS OLE ADNER'EISIN

For one square 30 linesl insertion 90
Each additions insertion ......... $3.50. 80
One column, per year 90 eo
One half column 5o No
Onefourth column q" ........................1 rs 90
Patent medicines per column, yearly .........6O 90
Business and Professional Cards, not making more
than lines ................. .-....-- q w
re- All advertisements handed in without having
the number insertions marked therein, will be pub
ished till ordered aud charged for according to
rates ..# ..
rsTy- liberal deduction to yearly advertisers. 81
Attorneys held responsible for all legal adver-
Nsern ats handed in by them.
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Oftumvya City Mills.

"UNTER 4 Sewers, having purchased the inter
il est OF Mr.. Charles Hendre ia the Ottnmwa City
Mills will continue the business under the above firm
Thankful for the favors extended to the late rm they
solicit a continuance Of the same to the new. ~ !
Cash peid for wheat. p4-,3t.r, s. II q
0ttumwa Jan. 18th ls5Q.--n1.4 ursh $500
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Combines everything required to give richness beau
and elegance TO the hair. 1t removes dandruif, AM
ieves headache. To force the growth, to proven
falling off, and restore hair to bald places it has been
used with positive success to the pub
lie in open, candid manner, stating, the nam
indicates, the leading ingredients viz:
p ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL .
both common and well known articles.
The following persons can he found, and are vel
known. We give few extracts from their opinion
In
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DEMEMRER that the COURIER Office Is THE
~ place to get your Job Printing neatly executed.
DLANKS. BLANKS, BLANKS, FOR
Id Eale At this Ofnos. r.. s fEEe .f'rgA
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THE E3LEgrI3 COLLEGE, OF MEDICIN;
.-.--5 CuNCINNAyI. -, |


1FHyHE WINTER SESSION of 1854 80 viii commence
d about the middle of October. and continue
sixteen weeks. full and thorough of Lectures
will he given occupying six seven hours daily. with
COOL opportunities for attention to practical Anato
my. .a.r..e.aas.se Is ..... -.
The arrangement Of the Chairs will he as follows -:
az r. r.. ST. JOHN. vi. e..
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
y. +. ,sGgNGE;, VI. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
4. j. HOWE NJ. ID,
s... INF Professor OF Surgery. ~. ~
90 q. ~. W.. g..
y Professor of Matera Medica and Therapeutics
Ny1s. SHEER wG0D; NJ. H..
Professor Of Medical Practice ard Pathology.
". R. RrCHANAN. NJ. 3D., .
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and Inst
q "''s1@ --'' tutes of Medicine. :ts,3 2.Ha .rna
JOHN KING, VI. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
@".f E#@ ..H. g Children. #T ise#- t#,h
The terms for the Session win he the same here
tofare viz :-Natrculation, $500. Tuition $40 co.
Demonstrators Tic1et, $500 Every Student is re-
qured to engage in dissection session before Grad
uation) Graduation, $500. ~ ~
The Lecture newly finished, neat and
comfortable and in central locality lin College
venient to call on their arrival.
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DIR. Dupenco's GoldcnPeriodi
P j l. l. S !. 400
For FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES

r Areinsallible forl
renewing Stoppages or,
irregularities of the Men
scs.
The Pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by tina Doctor In his
practice for many years,
both in France and in
America, with unparal-
leled success in every
ease ; and he is urge
many thousa nd la
who have used them, to|
make the Pills public,
for the alienation Of
those sufferings from
any irregularities what
ever, preventive TO la
dies whose health will
notpermit of an increase
Of family.
Pregnant females, orl
those supposing, them
selves so, are cautionsdf
AGAINST usipU nile u,bitai
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For Fnll Commercial Course time un tinted, nclu-
ding Commercial Calculation, all Lectures, and
Practical Penmanship, ...................S35 90
Same Course for Ladies' department. separately 20 90
Practical Penmanship, time unlimited, .......iO 90
Same Course for Ladies, apartment separately 90
Ornamental Permanshp-Card Writing and
DRAWINGS agreed upon r - EeyNg
Photography, time unlimited. ...............15 90
do 20 Lessons, one hour each, ........ 5 90
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DAVENPORT
CO III ii CRcIAL COLLEGE,
Grtgg's Block, Cor. Third and Perry Sts.,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., IOWA.
INCORPORATED 1856.

-FACULTY-
PIT AEfA g. Pro fessorof Book Keeping and
Mathematics, "a - 4. Il - - ~ ! u.s. f.
W IT, PRATT, Professor of Penmauship and Book
Keeping,
W. RIEpE, Professor of German Lar guage,
d. L. SIIOREf, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial Law,
&c.