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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-03-02
From the Nebraska City News.
OLD JOHN BROWN

Passes through Nebraska City With
troupe of Niggers and Gang of
Horse-th1eves. "
John Brown, Captain John Brown,
Old John Brown of Ossawattamie, the
"Old John Brown" who Gerritt Smith,
when leaning on the cohorts of the ST.
mon pure Abolitlonsts in the last cam.
paign of New York, being little at the
outs with the straight Black Republicans,
declared he had done more for the free
dom Of Kansas than the whole Repu Bill
can party, passed through this city late
last Friday even ing at the head of
herd of stolen niggers taken from South
ern Missouri, accompanied with gang of
horse thieves of the most desperate char
&ter. They had large number of sto-
len horses in their possession-two of
which were taken and are now held by
the Deputy Sheriff of this county.
| Ossawattamie Brown and the Notori-
Gus Montgomery have carried on their
depredations during the last few months
in high handed manner. Brown and
his precious gang have eluded their pur-
suers; they have gotten into Iowa and
may now be considered as safely on
: "tother side of Jordon." I'll van tbg !
We clip from the Daily ST.. Joseph Ga.
zette an account of their escape from
Kansas: IT,. 8. 7eH h'sou 1sts
LATE FROM KANSAS -FOUR MEN Taken
PRISONERS BY ossAwATTAAiIE BROWN.
A gentleman from Atchiscn, upor
whose statements we can place the utmos
confidence, informed US late last evening
of some new outrages in Kansas. H
states that Ossawattamie Brown, wit
eleven runaway slaves, had been surround
ed by possee of men under the U.
Marshal, in, a little town called . Eureka
The Marshal did not deem his force suf
6cieLt to attempts capture of Brown. an
sent to Atchison City for a reinforce
: ment. b e.f
Fourteen men left this latter place o
Sunday evening to join the Marshal, who's
S whole force, counting the men from At
Gibson, numbered but twenty FIVE, and wit
which he marched to Eureka to jaecon
plish his purpose.
On reaching this point, however,
was discovered that Brown had abor
seventy-i five men well armed. besides th
!. eleven negroes, and not deeming it sal
!. to make an attack upon him. they con
menced to retreat. One of the Marshal
; party named VIM. Green, lost horse
h re.reat, and three others, DR.. Herefor'
Chas. Deitman and Joseph McVey, vo
+. unteered to go back with him to Eurek
q to recover it. They were set upon b
a Browns men when near that place and q
4 taken prisoners, and are now in his CAM
The Marshal has sent to Fl. Leavenwort
;. for troops to assist him in arrestin
Brown, if possible. before his escape int
Nebraska. lasgF
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!, Take Notice, Everybody.

jams r. MoRR1s, one of the proprie-
Gtbrs of this paper. having sold his interest
in it to HENRY r. West, it becomes ne
sessary that all debts due the firm of
1oHRIs & WILLIAMS should be paid at
once All persons, therefore, who may
-abe indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
Ito pay up as soon as possible. Bills will
be made, out at once and presented, and it
is hoped that all persons will be prepared
"a cash them at once.
efe' The editorial department of the paper
Giwfll remain as it has been for some years
past, under the exclusive control of Mr.
WILLIAMS. t.a-.
The style Of the new firm is WILLIAMS
os& WEST. (6)
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ROLL OF HONOR.

9 Receipts of subscriptions to the Spirit
of Democracy for the month of February
1859. ,4a4 gi5nseeA lsgl 56
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

The same wonderful successes. which have attep3
ed these Remedies IN other countries crowned their
Efforts. m subiulng disease and conquernr the An
gel OF Death IN CHINA. Cholera. pySeut, nv FiuN
Congesuvc FeNers, Paralysis. Fevers OF all Kinds ami
classes are promptly eXtermnaied from the ,yst,,,,,
our CORES Pondent at Canton writes Us thai 10 dS
patients during the recent epedemic at Canton WV
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ALL THE WORLD OVER
RAILWAYS r. r. r.

les all Orer the WOTLd-wherever Disease exists;
by whatever name called peculiarIties dIstiu-
gulshed; whether special to the soil and climate, or
common 10 all regions; epidemic casual; acute or
chrome; contagious or non-contagOus-RADWAY 8
REMEDIES are as necessary 10 the sick as food to
the starving garments to the naked
This broad. unqualified statement - based upon a
series Of unchdHenged facts, extending through many
years and verified IN detail by the volunteer tesme-
ny Of thousands Of individuals whose yeTacity can
not be mpugned 80 that no principle Of Science. no
portion Of authentic history, no rule Of experience
no notorious result Of any well known cause rests
upon and tTGssditabls foundations than those
winch undeFlie the i0OTiris putation of RAlWAY.
RiADY RELIEF REGULATING Pills, AND EEsULyENr.
Hare thea f1iief' Advertised throughout tho
civilized world. used by millions, their amil
lar a. household words IN every city town and village
Of the United States and tanadast these Remedie,
had m any instance, fallen short Of their object would
not the fact have become knoHns But not a whispe
against thar ta1iibl'V has been heard; murine
Of df-spprohatou, Of doubt qualities the genera
| enthusiasm with which they are endorsed and re-
| commended by all who have experienced thei
| If gfa
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THE HEREDITARY GoITRF OF. Sy1Tzrpr ,>,,
tne.e = every prospect that the unfortunat Mons
" oMn5elland-a race that for generanon have Nm
ula IN the iornf Of an enormous wen IN ~ No.,
panied , ny partial mhecity-wi eventually he
~ p4 III, tillS fearful scourage bv the opera,ion
U,,inS nerlSae Nps It Is positively celebrating the
any We are justified from the testimony
@ united nom that region in assuring thai no
case OF Goitre resist It's hvyean eAs unon he
system and the constitution ''0' "P'" 'i'o
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UrT EVERY ONr CONSULT MS Own
INTEREST.
And bus at EVANS tIu ulok Store. rvHm
boo th. pU.rs uf t4uka ssc che hUtuun
INV |rNa N Eu#lt e71Utryd tuoHZ our PATRONS
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wINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE

All medical men admit that intestinal worms cause
the death of thousands Of children annually, and
tail many terrible diseases on those whom they dc
NOT summary destroy. No apology. therefore, l.
needed for introducing preparation Ike
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
which. in three days, VIII annhate and carry Of ei
,her Tape Worms. Round Worms, OF Nav Worms
tni al the same time, brace and intensity the di
Lesuyc powers of the stomach, that return OF tn,
disease l. next 90 impossible.
Ask any medical man what j. the chief predIspos
M cause oi the many complaints which decmat,
our juvenile population at this season. The answer
Will he worms" Happily aremedy. inocuous ant
ntIlIble, has been provided 10y science. shor
course, and m some instances a gle dose Of
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] you tlllnk proper.
:. ". MIDDLETON.

PHHADEPEh sept. 9. 1851
PRoF. Woop-Dear Sir: Your HAIR Restorative l.
proving itself beneficial 10 The front. and also
the back part Of my head almost lost its covering
was IN fact BALD. | have used but tive alf pint bot
ties your Restorative and now the top Of my head
j. well studded with promising crop of Young hair
and the front j. also receiving Its benefit have
tried other preparations without any benefit whatey
er. | think from my own personal recommendation
can induce many others to try it.
Yours respectfully.
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II the grave cotIid speak, We should learn that
two-thiriS of the children who die between the ages
% and five years. have fallen victims 70 diseases
produced by Intestinal worms. In treating this de
tructve complaint il l. necessary not only to extr-
pate the animals. hut give 70 the stomach and
nte~tineS. Where the digestion J. good and the
bowels regular worms cannot exist. All the require
meut~ OF q radical cure are combined IN Winners
CANADIAN NERMIFUGE winch al once discharges
the worms. regulates the secretons, inygorates the
digestive organs. ana braces up the whole system.
For sale IN New orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.
pT 4 I II q .srf
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TILE HOME NERDIcT.

There j. no disease, plague or pestence, pain or
ache, however malignant. violent, destructive II
NAV be to human life. but that one or the ether OF
these remedies will arrest cure, and exteTminate
Every family should te armed with the READY RE
LIEF and REGULATING PILLS-ior with these
sovereign specifics 20 resort 10 on the visitation Of
either plague ye-tlencc, either IN the form OF Fe
ver- Cholera Influenza or Small Pox. in their mos
aggravated degrees Of violence, no danger need b,
-.
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Eg-CAl TloN.-None arg genuine unless the
words Hoi'9udI. Ncr Tork hd Loui1l.' are discern
lille As e Hdf MARI 10 every leaf Of the book Of IN
rcctous around each pot of box: the same may he
plainly seen iy holding me- saf 10 he hght liant
some reward viii be gwen g. any rendering -u.h
information may lead to the detection If any party
or parties counterieitng the medicines or NenalhS
the same knowing them to De spurious.
- sold ~ the Manufactures Of Professor h"lLp
wtv. sn Maiden Lane. New York and by all re-peela-
he Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throushon,
the United states and the civilized world, IN pots al
Is cents. % cents and 81 each.
h5-There Is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B-lhrections for the guidance Of patients m
every disorder are affixed to each pot
NaU iOTk, Feb 1859. l9-ly
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"Amazement" says an American friend, writing
from Jeddo, u the only word which ,,iII -
scribe the sensation among the Japanese produce5Iy
the effect OF Railways Ready Relief and Rriuypnsf,r
Pills. fearful disease prevailing here called Ss,,L7
has forever resisted all methods OF treatment WELDED
readily 10 the miraculous powers of the READY RI
LEE In the city OF Jeado and at Hakadada ZOO
and who were pronounced Incurahlc 3y The D,t,b
and native ply sclans were cured one nighf hy ass
than hve hundred bottles of the Reg5y ~
lief There is no disease or sickness preyailInr -,
this country, hut what Is readily suhdued III 10
Ready Relief Pills or ResoIycnt These Repia5,.,s
were the FIRST Patent Medicines introduced in IA
Empire. The common classes pray for nhc1q-agd
.traar by thafo ''A
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IN INDIA

The fightful loss Of life which swellod the RuIa-
tins of the British army in India from hoIera Dys-
ente y. FluX Jungle Fever and other malirnsnt ia
yers. induced 10y exposure 10 the malariouS eXbsIa-
tons from the swamps. Junges. marshes and meaa-
9wS OF India was truly appalling, but thank GOD,
Railways Ready Relief and Regulating Pills W."
sent there to rescue the living from certain d,,tL
Every disease incidental OF common To the climate
quickly yields 70 the supreme sovereign cllr,tiya
powers Of these Remedies The Ready Relief L,s
likewise proved itself blessing in ali cases of eru
shot wounds cuts, bruises, scratches, bites OF rep
tiles. insects. SC
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THE REMEDIES AT THE SEAT OF war

The PLAINS Of Italy on winch the Franco-SsraTt,:,
and Austrian arlRes are now conteudin,, ~ it,
the west coast OF tuscany the Roman t',un1..II
and some parts II Naples, scourged M cer,aI, S'
sons 10y a terrele malarlous Fever OF which 5el;r,-
un j ohT OF lie features With view of irving IN,
eject q ltaa"aN Remedies upon this euidsrnf5 ~
forwarded about year ago, 10 Leghurn. Gene ~
nee and Naples considerable supply. ana 49,,
IhN our hltulclheS have been used with The Ian,,t
results not only for this specific form -, PPiest
Tor all the disorders common to the cliInst f NJ
ing very painful complaint produced bv ths So
80 30 :, puI hIhH winds which occasionally SVEN ,
tae Mediterranean The Relief has nls3 - W.
OF VAST service both as an Internal restoratt and an
uutNAa appiiSHuoh IN the treatment Of an deSsrinA
used m the Crmea and during the late war ma or
q rs nave already been received from G'noa - ~
armies Of the allies "N presume LOT inc
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
HONE AND EUROPEAN DEMAND,

'I'HE reason why Is that by Natures own process II
Il restores the natural color permanently after the
hair becomes gray supplies the natural fluids. and
thus makes it grow bald heads removes all dand-
run, itching, and heat from the scalp quiets and
tones up the nerves. and thus all nervous head
ache, ana may be relied upon TO all diseases OF
the scalp end hair: II will stop and keep from fail
ing of makes Il Sof g0ssU healthy aud beautiful and II
used by the young two or three times week 10 VIII
never fall or become gray; then reader. read the fol
loving and Judge for yourselves:
NEw-NoRK. Jan. 5. 1855.
MESsRs. q. J. Woon Co.-tientl-men: Having heard
a good dead about Professor Woods Hair Rcstora-
tive. and my hair being quite gray. made up my
mind 20 lay aside the pTeiudlces which l. IN common
with great many persons. had against all manner Of
patent medicines, and Short time ago commenced
using your article, 10 test it for myself
The result has been very satisfactory that | am
very glad ddso and in justice to you. well for
the encouragement Of others who may he gray a.
/ WAS, hut who having my prejudice without my rea-
for setting II aside. unwilling TO give your
Restorative trial till they have further proof and
the best proof being occular demonstration. write
YOU this letter. which you may show 70 any such.
and also direct them me tor further proof who am
IN and out of the " y. Wire Railing Establishment
every day.
NJ hair is now its natural color and much improv-
ed appearance every way. being glo>sIer and thick
er, and much more healthy looking.
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TUHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN view Of the a,r-
Il ful destruction OF human life. caused hy sexual
diseases, and the eptuns pracced upon the unfor
tunajc victims Of such diseases by Quacks several
years ago directed their Consulting surgeon a. "A
sPeuSary for the treatment Of this class Of diseases
M an their forms, and To- give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS e. all who apply by letter. with description
NJ thcr condition. ag, occupation. habits of life Sc
and iu eases If extreme poverty. TO FURNISH MED
ltlNE FREE OF CHARGE. Il Is needless To add
thHt the Association commands the highest Medical
skill OF the age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, In their Annual
Report express the highest sat ~tartun with the size
which has attended the lahor~ Of their Surgeons
Iu the cure ~ ~pcrmaturhua. seminal Weakness.
GuuoTrhHa. elect syphilis. the Of Onaui~rn or
~rlfshuSe, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder g.
and order continuance Of the plan for the en-
SUING year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrha'a. Somin-
al Weakness the wee of OuanI~n, MaSturhati0n. or
Self abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
hy the Consulting surgeon. will be hv mail I'M "A
sealed envelope FREE OF CHARG +. ON receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts the nature aud treatment of sexual diseaS-
diet So are constantly hrinE published for rratui-
tuu~ distribution. and will Toe the afflicted
some Of the remedies and methods Of treatment
discovered during the last wear Of great value
Address. for Report or treatment. br. SKIIIFN
HOIGEINN. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association.
No 2South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWEII. President
GEORGE FAtEcHLD. Secretary.
Aug n. 1859. 47-1v
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TtN DtITTUTIN-
u. r. THOMAS NJ. D.,
No. II Vine Street

The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of sizes. viz
large medium and small the small holds half pint
and retails for dollar per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for dollars bottle; the
large holds quart ~ per cent more 10 proportion.
and retail~ for - a bottle.
o. J. WOODG co. ProprietorS. 3l2 Broadway New
York. lin the great y. \. Wire Railing Establishment,
and ia Market Street 81. Louis. No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Good,
Dealers.
Sept. :, 1850. 47-3m
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Small PoE. which i always present with Us more
less in spite Of vaccination and Quarantine law s..is
queed-not restrained checked but quedei-with
amazing rapidIty by Railways Ready Relief and the
Regulating Pills. We have on record over thousand
legally authenticated cases OF small POx cured with
out Disagreement by these pre- partitions Even the
disorders Of hrutes yield 10 the Remedies. was
shown by the effect of the RiLHF the Black
Tongue" the destructive cattle plague which swept
OF whole herds Of our most valuable stock IN the
summer and fall n 1855. In short. every disease
which affects affect the animal physique,
may bee set down within the range OF these
mighty anudotcs, which penetrate to the very core
Of every anent, and restore the body health CIV
ing 10 the disturbed fluids their regular and equal
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Shoes, SaddIery and Harness

rl'HE undersigned would respectfully solicit the ar
tentlon of the public TO his large and well assert
ed stock of SHOES, SADpLERY AND HARNESS
which he offers at very low prices. He has now on
hand stock of over 1900 hundred par Of RIrSSFTS
OF ALL SIZES which PLANTERS would find II Ia
their advantage TO call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Mr. b. z. McLAuGHIIN still has control of my San
DLERT AND HARNESS SHor and will attend with his usu
al promPtness and fidelity { all orders for work in
| that line. Z, l., SHARMAN
Padding, Aug 3lst 1859. 47-u
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FURNIs HING GOODS.
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The Mighty Healer!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIEI
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

THHE free admissions Of an Nations a. well as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals uf the Old as well
A,.nt a. t greatest b..4iii, ri,rH0u ever made
known To suffering man. It. rENETEATvE QuuIrIE,
are more than NtRyEL0Us, through the external orr
the seat Of the internal disease and m all external
affections it, autllniiammatory and healing virtues
surpAs- anything else record, and D. Nature
great ally.
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Notice.

IVHEREAS my wife. Pamela Anne sollsrs, has
w left my bed and board without gf y cause or
proyocatIou. therefore iurewarn all persons from
trading with he ny account
JOHN SELLARS. ST.
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ULATING' PILLS.
PESTILENCES AND PLAQUES.

In the terrible yellow Fever visitation Of ls5a--t
and S-by which the population Of several Southern
cities and towns declmaed and some districts
almost OVERWHELMINGLY READY RELIEF
ana REGULATING PILLS. were proved to be posi-
tive CuratIyes and prcyentlvcs. Letters from PhysI-
clans Statesmen, eminent Jurists from the infected
districts, certifying TO the miraculous efficacy Of these
remedies. a. prevcntIves and curauve-, Of Yellow
Fever and other mall gnant Fcvcrs. incidental 10 the
southern States. have been published
Hhcrerer and trheHeUeT RGdrGys Ready Relief and
Pills hare been pitfsd against infectious contiguous
Doio the itrtS u The patients hare tui'oIn.u been
sarsd An exception to this rule cannot be found
not on the other hand of the yellow Fever pa
uents treated IN the "usual way when we're
last scourged with the disease. about OHe-thiTd,
and in some localities tICO-thtrdS diei.
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Dally'S Magical Pain Extractor,

Fir>t-It viii, within five minutes from It's applica-
ton. remove the pain from the seyeres Burns, Bis
Scalds, IL will also remove the pam and cure
tIout, Tc-Doloreux, Piles, Rheumatism, Sores or
SwcllIug-.
Serond-In case Of Burns. # applied Immediately,
u viii preserve life matter how severe may Ice the
injury. unless the artery bee burned and consequent
In any % Inflammation
Thrd-lt viii lead Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF
sores of any kind. WITHOUT SCAR.
Fourth-it neutraaes and destroys poison from
plants. reptiles. insects or rahbid animals.
FIfth-lt viii, wherever applied. prevent mortfc=
u0n, and IN old wounds. wherever modification ha,
commenced. Il will arrest the disease and cure IL,
wound; even where the flesh has already dropped
away, II viii restore the part 20 It, natural state.
SINth-lf Broken Limbs. when set. be well wrap
ped up IN the Salye, no Inflammation. swelling OF
pam can occur, and the bones unite and becOm,
strong with astonishing rapdty.
Seyeuth-Wheu the bowels are painful or inhamed
the Extractor. If we'll rubbed upon them viii affor,
relief and cause a movement. even when castor oil
Ialap and all other medicines have failed.
EIghth-lt~ use j. perfectly safe m all cases. |
never can do harm the system will absorb no NOR,
than necessary repair IT, II Will not conflict viii
any medicines that may he taken internally.
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ban more HpJtl rsraian.cp i.,i than the
NATION SCHOOL SERIE $.
just Published:
Prof DAVIES NEW ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
Prot. BROOKS .ESAR~ COMMENTARIES. Beau
uiuIiy illustrated.
\ New system Of Bookkeeping, for schools. BY
Martin 4 smith.
Nurtt,ud'~ Little Orator.
NuTtteHi = National Orator.
NcC- York. August 10th. 1859. +-tf
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Arising from a bad state Of the blood or chronic
disease are eraticUed and clear and Transparent
surface rrgmnyd by the restorative action % ihl'
ointment II sufrt-~cs many Of the cg-Tnctlrs ah'
Nther toilet appliances m it, power 20 dl>pei ra>he
and .fler al ~fElTempUt- gf az. fssp
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school Biographies,

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