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, 1859-04-25

IlouE AGAIN. TnE T'rcE OF TIE GENEVA.
Among tie arrivals here within day or two.
is our friend Captain Yates, whilom Captain OF
Police, u capital detective, and good fellow,
who not long ago cleared hence for Pixies Peak
with an aSsorted cargo. aud n generous conf
dence on The part Of all on board IN the port to
| which they were bound. 4 conversation with
| The gallant captain since his return, assures us
that though he did not see the Peak Of Mr.
Pike, he SAW enough to convince him that what
evcr piqufs he may indulge in, Pixies won't be
| one of them.
The Captain is wcll ont Of his venture. 4
log Of the trip Of the Geneva would read
"batrin" the dates, about as foltows:
Eight miles frcsn Chicago broke whee-scpals q
! Jnnet-s1a1ted aga1o-ehH Wild hog-saltcd htta-due1
4 and viii fovl-duetz-oze aucks-dueking the cook {a
Ing oyF..o.9d-Alsen broke oos weasher boT-1aiE
-MAisstpps-mose Of tort tut muddicr-bccE
I'd n ie b. an ofen main Of Chicago N7tcr Wosks
asked wondescs, "ealle Missouri In thesc Ea1t-f'un
as>cr tho dseovrrr, -fo!cr
nsa--fuuna owner Of island-mnsc ducks-xs9t viii 70
take"4--- "baAl lAce"-s,il "Gencs:i" 10 o~nc
-earrd -. 1easa tha, Mr. 11se hasn't aay Peak. all.
alt-dour care whether he hza or not
The log deserts US here, but tue faets are ths
the Captain sold the " Geneva to the dwcile
on the island, at goodly advance on the ou
lay, mud with more cssh that most Pixies Peal
i crs will bring back. turns up alive and heart
in Chicago, as good Us new. The :boys,"' b
L crew, hare gone on to see the elephant Cap
Yates sill be happy to S1ncet him hcEc, or an,
where short Of his (the elephant's) presc,
| haunts.
, 1859-04-25

yorSo MES's Cnn1sT1AS -Assoc1a7tox.7-Th
next lecture in course before the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this City will be dclis-
cred q. tAeeis rooms in tic Methodist churcl,
Nloek On Monday evening, April '25t't, at I.
o'cluck, by Rev. Robert Patterson. Subject,
starlight Views If 1n1idelty.:" - The public
are cordially ipritcd 10 attend.
, 1859-04-25

L tlcaces su!,,t;e for 1awye7x Dec1nEs md Cs.n
Boke-~; a.n. Hf Lt-i34s R1tA.A. III Hulltux* Il
and fl0 Dearborn sFxt Alss. Stose 4ud H2>uIent No. -
iAasuFI sntt; ;,4xsesun &i.cn May1; Al*, Store NJ"
SIS Cla5k &s,e~t Apply to t. HENLEY. ~ It-tsoE1
ktfaes. M1S]Sas+-Aa
, 1859-04-25

ITO RENT-Fran> the lst Of May,
i a,are-a.1J l..sx D.eWas. No ~ ~ ss7rrt Is.
With la:h.7nnt ard closets c&era anl ty..rattl;e ~s
L., y1l.uf,e utI Earn In the iatss. IN the s
sos1, responsible tenants Soas 11hes neei apply.
vii CAMILLE. o1.ce No: 51iaIs Buck, tcsncr of Ran
tolrh md Nark;t streets a;tte+llua
, 1859-04-25

ITO RENT.-4A Franc Dwclln.
l. Hsu.e anA Futnitu.1 Intaaa .tyert. Ka:..
Tos.zs.ou gtsta lst 1t May. Apply E. &. ROGERS.
Nj. ~ Nc-krf cuYuef AvA.ox. MsA+4EH
, 1859-04-25

stNG.-Mr. Dye, a most esteemed music teacher,
the Oldest in this city, as will be seen By ndver-
tiscn,eht, takes a benefit this evening, which
will be also the benefit o ft!,c friends Of music
in this city. The charming .operctta anaounccl
will be one of tue most marked musical attrac-
tiuns If II week, to be remarkable for the same
CoLoEEp CITIZENS IN CorSc1L.-H will be
ryn,ep,bctcd that by the terms Of call signed
By sune ii our nidsf respect eolbreed citizens. q
meeting Of colnred citizcas has ,been called to
assemble at the Chapel, on the corner OF jack
son and pulGalo streets, to consult and take ac-
ton upon the matter Of the invitation Of Prcsi-
dent Gcdrard, Of Huyti, to emgrute to that
island
, 1859-04-25
..Tu 3Sf1lt. !.

TO RENT second and
l. fourth s.o:r Of store W. 10 fka Ee.tA ~.
ftyt-rrli Hsatvd. Terms 7ca.Hab.a. En1.!rt nf
sp12.ii+ 41ss j. X. E4fTSfuND j. Gu
, 1859-04-25

T'O RENT-The subscriber has two
Il Dwelling hos-es With haznA far rckt on Fraisie are
nue. between Monterey Ant Knen4 Vita ArfA At ~ .zh
nsr LAS LING. II. iaEe st. ads ctS In
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
ysha.slsc press say.

.CosTAR'sr Exierrirsicfs aTe in'1 ~,
remcdles ior clearing houses o. ~ 800 n
y.-min. With sll confidence We Feep"'
nero them. New York Dsily kfSlster-
.cosTxK's" remscsfs sor al Q. m. 80
n.-,s such ss Rat. Reaches Bed brgs
Aa,s' Fleas. Sc, are invslutblr' ~r 81
speak ,sosn srsu.i knowledge q iAeiI mt
~. Druggists ard Dealers stouia sF".
,,,s;- crarr- eariv. II tney wrult secure
,r,de IN rhem.-Ne~ Yorx jsurna'-
~ shall write something acout ynr' r
,erriaatcrs. - | ran DO 50 sfh pr"rr'~N
\ rhcy are seiiing rapidly here and nes'rns
- IN yermin.-Eliior : Banaer," fsys'is
Missvsri-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

ra,,ed hr T.. s. ARTnuE aud siEcisiA
q TowxsrsD. For choice and eir-s ~ -
hirn moral lone. peculiar aas9'a''9n
"a N. hone circles 81 onr lag, "rsnhsr-.
,rici~ ally snd chengness' ms Mn-'.,ns
.t',. l.ss,s. on all hare 10 b. without ,
INN ~, equal in ,he b suly 81 II =,
a.urapi, aud Tie richnsrs q lis ems-''lsn
,.s.,s I. ,he msri amhnirus and dearest o
,.ar Il, Mnrssa.s. phile !, GAINS % lesd Al ?
,hrm NJ many essential features for 50
rs,,,.-- ara exquisite beauty. ~ eos"...
s,sel f..hion plates were nnrivailed 20 -.
rhev uill malriain ihi~ superiority IN ie'7
yoiun- Xl began 10 January.
TsRns-Sa ayear In assanee fou' 50
- ,xelse eopiss fir SIS, and on
.x,fnso The geIter or the CUE
nv Specimens sen, free % al ~no W
~ usrr,ss of 70 make up elpt~. Atdrf'
= $. Ar,hvr & Co. los. "alnu' s'rss
Phi'ats phia-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

1O k4O4 t8sa <@@
~OuFTnt,G NEw-B r. DABRlII ;
- sEST MEDICINAL SALkKAltS.
I-m.nusscrursa srcm svElnor sal',
cs si4 y pr~psrsd rAiif.'s 1'-sss''
fram other Sal.rafHs- All t1e 't'r-
.riru- matter sxrsr'ed ~ snsh
~.rnsr - % r-rSrrT Brest. ti-eIit-
~ 80 Nj kinss II Cake, ~iih.ut & =
,.inir.rs rsrfiric ~ >sitfa'U- ~h*'
~. k-..crr Cake y Lak<c. thrrstx
-....-ise ~s.s.Ie sanss ssrulfs- Esrrs
--.s.n4 IA ~.l.rsf.s- i frrfss ~ "a
"a rssses ttrosEh th~ b<s'd e
E.rui, lie Biktrg; cerss qurn'is
oathsrr resasio~ b. ecmn"n 49,
x.,,rspJ Pour. You ~ill readais
..,~x. h, tk- taste " 'his Ssiar-'
~ ,h.tit 10 eai.s-iy cltsrent 'rOH
..nsr sisrs'ss
I;isp psss~d - one ponnd rsn~s-
..rh Arspgsr ts-ES-i - Dsr
S1 hts.- B..s Nod ,n.i Sslss.'us;' =,
ric.u-e, I. is'-t lssf r errsa
-. ela-s 81 shssssse'nE va's
,hr so1- wh.n ypu Purehs<
=. r.a<r xnu 81 uid vrs-~rse ~
,.r,,s ,sa h. psriiculsr 'oys'
v Z, ss.s,ss Ike The hr.'-sf.ne :
Ful Srre,ions fcr m-s'nr hrr'
10 ,h;s Sslsr1su= aEd : 'ar m'sk
cr.sm Tartar. ~'ii srsamPssy 80
,.rssrf; sl-o r.rrc-isn- i"r "'A.ia
a. E.nss ~ gssrv: sl-e- far mfs''
: a. Water ans - thiz Pssdrf-
uAKE yUUR cwS SOAP
WITH
TT. EaBELsTT'S
puRv CONCENTRATE
POTASH.
w.r.rsss 1cuse The sifenf'h
-s,r,-v Pasast: PIT up ~ cans
80 81 c.. ard Il = ~
-.-.r.isrs f0s mskirs ii'rd :.
Is 80 sar. G .rsonsr- ssii hnd y
4. ehesrrs, Pstrsh in market
.ruf.c,rrsi rni ~ ssle "
y. a. RAD.iiI IT,.
"a - g. snc 70 y AstiaE'on :. :
ysrk. AM No. IS Iadia = bos''
,uz ID IL.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
THE METROPOLITAN,

is m,mmo'h lmpera' Sn,''o
n.yss. elesrrilv illustrated VII. ,xrc
FIVE HANDSOME E>6EAs lN"a,
:, leas, each week, embraeins surl-e'' 49,
interesting and attractive. 'Ihe 'ns'.''', \,
!, nor,rss CITY Lite and rs attendant 'oi
lies they will be i'om
.Gr-ye to gay, from lively 70 severe
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
Red, White and bire'
the PHILADELPHIA wEEKLH
rLlrsIsATEp
TED. WHITE AND BLUE

= c.. u III. Lsrges, and Bess Literary -
psr- II The day.
-. S.h.c,,hsr viii receive 've prem
:..,. u.r,h .rnm 30 cents 10 $500. ~ -
n. pn,msnt of o5 cents eser. - 80.
y Nv. .ub.rritiion mcnsy 70 rsceweo' -
=, s~-,h.r \ III he informed whst he ffee
- ..e. aud then il u optional Vim mr.
hs,,..r n. p4ys The e5 cents on sscn 49,
takes the PREMIUMS OF not
~. Premiums that we sell 10 mo -
i.eritcrs sor IS cents each. are smofsess
nc 'sl'sn,.s ,;.sa.,:',..' ..''' 500 ...A
/ y y e:old II Hunting c."d Watches. $50 :.
: IS Sewing Machines, 20 :.
!, 20 do. -
10 Gold Watches o.
$50 Sulrsr Hurting 90 ~
5sn ; X rrc-s Patterns
s;ser watches. Gold Chains God
p.s~sle,s brooches. aud various other A.
; ;r,es. worth from 20 cent? 70 Sz5.
: TERMS
~. eo,v ore year - 90 and 2 Premium
r.rx ,w.y.ars 50 so and 4
NJ 10, ,hrse wears IS 90 and
De erpy i've years 500 end 10
Asp TO cLUss:
Three copies. one year s. 90 snd pren'uss.
! r,,s comics one wear s. 90 and 10
Tea pics, one year. so 20 and 20
.Taenry copies. one ssar. so % and ~
Al sxtrs eo,y given 10 those gs'urs Up
Cuh 81 10 SUBSCRIBERS All ecmmunice-
'0'' 80" A. II. BROWN & co.
~. SO. Chesinut street. PhilsdsiPhis.
q jan &c 3n..
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

w~r,n srom 81 e.rs u $500 ill - ~
~ 10 esrh sahsTrihfr imnedl.'r'y - 'ses's'
~ t:s. s.shsrr ptou m-nsy ihsts r'es-"-
ia l.. Mrmento % Friendsh P. ses 30 -
~ lo.veemers 60 osts.B suhssriosfs-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21


death 70 ali Ternin-"
As SFEiyG approaches.
A.rs and Rp1cHEs.
From fhsir hairs eeme IT.
AID Nice and RAYS.
In snlie 81 JAt=s
Gsi;v skip about
liEn Bees lite
You. in the night.
A-ou tte bsd ys.u slrmlsr.
While I.sECTs efs~l
Tl.rn' clam ber snd haN-
I. son.ds without number.
TITS TRULY WONDERFUL VIII
mar cersririy. Rats, Reaches, hl'er- 'n.'.'-
f;r.und Nire. Erl-5ngs. Arfs, \ Aafl'~. h~-
,,,;,oe- Fieas. EasectS ~ AniNa'>. m sinf
sx.rv epesiss of Nermir, ere utterly III
s,..,. 4 ana x srtafrn'-A "
.cOsrAE'S' RAT, ROACH, &c, ~ hA
MiNATVk.
:. coS-AEs- FEn- RuG ExTrRr'ysTs r.
.rosrAn's' E-Ec.EIc rcA DER roA isshoT>
.o,l,-i Y dr. Cur hy msii. 20 any sdcrrs
Il The United States. a iollc~s:
Oa receipt u 800. box ct ne KAT az
Roacn. nr Exiersninafrr-:
lon rereip, Of 500. : box each q ne ~
RracH, &c. Exs- and Elee'r'r fnNaf
(s,st postage paid) sni.ie'en, y =
r,ruy ife ycrInin On any premises
S,li ~ p'uzris'- and Dealet- ev.ry~hfr'
\. .cusrArs, Priuripal DePci. 40, BfOacsa
New York
r. -crcu:ars, terms, &c. sent oy M
"a application
XHorrsfLE AcFSTs r~E +" EsI1i
pr.xSrvax,s. OHfa. IsrizSs- &c:
Al Pgtshusg. Penn. T. l. FARsrsrock
Co. and others
Al Cincinnati. Ohio. JcHs y PAEk' :
others
!. Al Indianapolis. Ind, EeBr. Erows'
..a,. NV 25-1S-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

The following il 4 LIST of Premiums wh'r'
..l, NJ sold 70 Subscribers for IwEsTr fis'
cfsTs each. On the receipt 81 'he S"o
-eripri,n money, ,hsy VII be informed :
wha, Pr, miums thcy are en'i'le ana 'hf'
\, i optional whether 'hev pay ne r"ke.i
Tvs crsrs On each and tate the Pssmiu"
or not.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
CARRIAGE. WAGON < PLOW
MANUFACTORY.
Thomas Kzcrbi=.

rorxrE a. nArS AID HxREisox sT2EET-,
JAsPER, INDIANA,
UNIFORMS the p1Siir thar ~ i NV pre-
o.red u narrEargrre. ~ TIE latest end
bet STYLE, slI kires 81 Carrisgrs. Wagons,
plows- &c. IN I'VE rcs, reasonable terms
~ c.-h. All work turned Uuf frpm ny
shsp y uarr.rtrs- Repririnr done n ~
bet M rer snd on thr shortest nntiee 4
share 0f pstransgr ~olirifed- Jsnl3-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

ya,ioral Disper sary. established a,nan'y = !,
IL. 1859 solely ior the cure y fhisA =
DISEASES
T.- F.ras.y or this Institution. q ns'stnf
s,s.r-e ~ -icians ~ rreHt sxperirner v
,be ,rs s.a.snt ofall SEXUAL Dl~oADLhr
,,,s,> attention 10 their NEw SYsrEA %
.pr.cr,cs. Euuaaed on The latest csscosss'e'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
MARBLE YARD.

rxvHE UnIer.s s~ri. tssirg 'nafv'r M. ~.
81 si.e civ u Essn-si.ie, tel Se''I.. N.
.-.,,a.v - so rursb sfrnes cr any o'As'
.,L " their line of business - eneap y
s...h.i-hmert in lie West We hAs'
- ~. mag w rarv mrrpnenis at .h'
~.r1 n ~ 81 joseph ChsFeh- a"1 "A
H. rrsve yar1 heiox jaS7er- u 80 ~ I.
no % purrh.se ri.l examine ou'
,re eonfd-rt they will give p 'ne'' o'-1''
ehsriF HEawA- - our sgent N j1sPe'. ~,
c-de-. I4fr vita him will y rron1''s 80
u-xls. -5a-ssa. G. s J HEtNERrrh-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21

Mss SorTnwoRTH,
Col. q. w. CROCKETT,
CHAKIrs nrgrE1r,
T:.oNAs DrSS ESGrisu, y. D.,
llExay CIAPP. Jun,
GEoEcE ARSoLp,
SAarM. lcgsG,
Mrs ANA WHEIrLrr.
Miss VIRGINIA NArcnAH,
Mrs. DI NEaSoS.
Miss HATTIE CLARK.
FIxLEy .uHssoS,
Write only fcs the
GOLDEN YRfZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN rE1ZE.
COLLEEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
TaE METROPOLITAN
weekly literary ScuFi'"i'

= .,..irina all ihss j. novri and in'efesn' Z
T, IN Wsrll 81 Letters: ~ thai = = ~
!" \" ,s,,airinr IN ,hs Il ne Circle; 'o-
-eshsr with Ta'er, Skeishts. E7TAs M. !,
Biosrar hies. Truthful Glins.. = ~ o.'
He nni Abro'd; and ne Ese's-1.s ~, IN
rurrences ,ha, ate most 10 ew "',ns' !" 80
\, ~ II r-.'nin nli thai y -nhn'. ~.
n GOOD FAMILY JOURNaL-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-21
GOLDEN PRIZE
lLLE.22AxS1.



nrs~ 4 SAL1rR. successors 10 bseket -
Tnr ys~ York WEEKLY GOLDEN
rRfZF /. one Of she LANCET and best li's-
r.,y v,ess- 81 ,he dsv. An ImDer'al ou's-
!. containing r rht pSges % to'ty ~o'unss'
Y sne most interesting and fssr'nst'rs ssss-
80 r,.stsr. fran me peas " the very -
wnsrrs >; ,hs dsv.
Es--ar,ly Illustrated svery ~ssk.
- +ED2Rnl
w~r,n irorn So esE's N $500 ~iii - ~
~ 10 srh sahserAhfr immediately cA'ses's'
~ III. .~N.rrspt.ou ra.nsy. Thsis press"s-
- N~menio % Friendsh ?. $40 sos -
~ ,..veemers 60 ostsip suhssrsbsrs-
TERMS:
a.. rorx for cns,ear 81 90 ssd gin
ore rspr 'or t~o years 5oapa g.
n,. s..u, fnr ifrrs sears 90 end glf's.
~. eory for eve yesrs 0c and gi'ss-
Asp TO cLrSs:
.rh,.. rccies one year, IS 90 snd ei''s.
- cones one year, 8 co and g'fss-
. r.n r,e;,. one yesr. Is 90 snd 10 gifts
.rxen.y.on- COPIES 4 year - % and - gtits.
Th@ articles 10 be given assy ere eo0'
II rrs~.s IN The foilo~ ing Iist:
2 yscksgss gold. containing ssco esss
n, do % 200 eseh
IL do do do 100 sss
& 10 ps,. lss. huns- case watches 100 esea
90 gold ~stehss e go
~, u. 80 sscl
~ 900 ladies' gold watches -.
80 silver bunting cssej vsishes y ess'
- ..,.s, = .,eh,s' 10 70 IS sscl
i,rO0 rpH guard vest and fob chains ~ - =
s;sIa Isrks'., Bracelets. Brooches. e
4. lD,Dps. Bress; Pin-. CUf Pine. Sleeve bs'
.rI,on. Rinr-. shin > uds, Watch Keys. 90
NJ ,,d silver thia.blrs. md . vss,etv " oihs
\, ,,,;rI-, worth from 80 cents % : 10 eseh:
i. sc will presen' 10 every person .eneIn
md 4. 80 Subscribers. ~ So each, gold ws'e
o.,.wor,h si0; "a any ons sendins us ioo ~, ~,
:, -rribers :. 81 escn. geld ~a'eh wo.'A ~
n, Fxsry subsrrib-r ~ill also receive presses
IN. Immedsately on receipt o. ths sossv',I
n ,;on money, the Subscribers name ~ili |.
,rs.en,.rsd upon our book, end the presens a,
'.s-he forwarded, within one week. 70 tns ~
N. .rr;bsr. by m.il o. express. poet paid.
rr ns All COMMUNICATIONS should ~
-s-.sat, DEAN & SALTEk,
-- ProprIptors. 33J. Broadway. New fers.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
Worms i! Worms !!

Worms Worms!
There is no disease more common
among children, and yet none which
so frequently battles the skill of the
physicians as worms. They are highly
detrimental to the constitution and
their presence should be carefully
guarded against by parents. On the
first manifestion of symptoms, every
means should be used to expel them
promptly and thoroughly. M'Lane's
Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros.
of Pittsburgh, is well established as
the most certain, safe and speedy reme-
dy ever offered for this troublesome
and dangerous malady; and all who
have the management of children
should keep this invaluable medicine
on hand. In addition to it's perfect
safety, it never fails to produce the de-
sired effect.
~ Purchasers will be carful to
ask for DR.. ML0ne's celebrated FER
mfuge manufactured by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worth
less. DIR. McLane's genuine Vermi-
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills can
now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine ,eithout the sig
nature Of A FLEMING BROS.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
NOTICE.
~T The organ of the "irrepressible

conflict doctrine in this county, the Dowagiac
Rspu5licdn, is endeavoring to CLEAN all the comfort
it from the result of the late elections in Penn
sylvania, 0hio and elsewhere. If it is any salts
faction to the editor that his party was not COM
plstely annhilated in those States he is entitled
to it. The Democratic vote, in every Stete where
election has been held this fall, is largely an
creased over that of preceding years; while the
opposition, by uniting the g-tag and bob-tails-
all the fag ends and isms-have been barely able
to conquer. One more such victory as they have
achieved in Pennsylvania or Ohio would completely
-.wipe them OUT But black republicans usually
make most noise when they are badly scared, on
the principle that drowning catch at straws."
-CdssapOlis Democrat.
Well, we confess that did "glean" little, a
very little comfort" from the result of the
ELECTIONS in Pennsylvania, Ohio and elsewhere"
and what little comfort" we did "glean" was
freely given to our "2ss" readers while the Demo
<rat has kept its 1900" in total ignorance in re-
gard to the result. Is it not little strange that
such should be the case, while all the comfort"
We have is in the fact that we were not totally
annihilated," while the Democrat, who had every
to rejoice, was not EVEN heard to crow once
nary crow. But think we have some cause
for comfort when we consider that Pennsylvania,
which in SO gave Buchanan a majority of 607 over
both Fremont and Fillmore. where in "5S the
democrats had majority of one in the Senate,
has now gone opposition by large majority, and
the opposition have now a majority of nine in the
Senate, and majority of 4s on joint ballot, and
that Philadelphia, which has heretofore gone
democratic is now strongly Republican. 1t is
some comfort" to US to think that Ohio, where
in 1857 she democrats had majority in both BRAN
ches of the Legislature and was represented in the
u s. Senate BY Lecompton democrat, is now
redeemed, aud will hereafter be represented by
Republican Senator. 1t is just a little comfort"
to know that Minnesota, which in IS was demo-
cratic, and had Lecomptonte in the Senate, is
now, in the short space of a year. Republican by
about 400O-a gain of over a0o0,-and in the next
Congress viii be represented by staunch Repub-
lican. From these results, we confess, we were
foolish enough to CLEAN" considerable comfort
and respectfully inform the astute editor of the
Democrat that are perfectly willing to accept
such "wiping ont as these victories bring now
and forever. How is it about the Quakers?
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-03
OYsrEas-Tae excitement in regard,

OYsrERs-The excitement in regard
to the lstely discovered Oyster beds still continues
but we have some doubt whether these oysters
one whit better than the large, nice fresh shell
oysters. now offered to the lovers of the bivalves
BY Warren McNab, at the Rochester House Saloon.
Mr. McNab has now on hand and will constantly
keep, during the season. plentiful supply of these
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