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h DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, after prsctlca: test Of tuo years
feels that he can with confidence recon
mend the Cheopiashc Process for inserts - ~
artificial teeth IL has the advantages u
strength, beauty, Cleanliness, and cleSpDesy Fu n
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial IN proportion
Oboe 500 Pa avenue ssS
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III The Chicago Journal says that one Of the
strangest phenomena In nature has recently de-
veloped itself near the orse Lake, Polk county,
In several localities, and one mans barn has been
burned down BY it. Strange To say, the Ere can
only be In the day time, the earth In the eve
ming bearing close resemblance to phosphorus
rhe air smells ss II impregnstsd with sulphur
The most remarkable feature in this case is the
fact that wooden articles In the housss take h,e
althoush there 10 nothing visible To ignite them
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ExKcUTIoS OF HARDENED CRIMINAL Last
Saturday a negro man, convicted sometm since
OF murder by the Holly Spriags (Miz Court,
paid the penalty Of bis crime on the gallows A
short time previous 10 bis execution he addressed
the erswd eonfexsing his guilt not oaly on the
charge preferred, bat also acknowledged having
ia bis life committed four other murders, for none
Of which he has been suspected. Shortly before
the trsp fslt he expsesssd the utmost satiaacton
st the aaiiering Prospec, dining with the devil
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EDUCATIONAL.

PsoEEsseAA St!P: B !RP:yF1KtkEssEess; II kses ssa GERMAN
. IA rs. 81 Eighth street, between L and
aad a. !. Ms. e:
WI, Ts1ms %Ss. three time: wssi !.
made for Lessons given in schools
zes ds xsfs offers the best references az e his
-oe!, aol4ly. q O.. &c -- 90 lin
IT. FEMALE EDUCATION.
= HOSE Parent. who wish their dau 9 hters to re-
eelve thorough and systsmatic education, where
the
vss ,bs snd o, are .sspsotfay invited &c
nr n's ~ ''' NH Mr. 's'sf hEs. z. RICHARDS,
ea o-u Principals.
FEMALE BoAKPJNS AR EHs AND pay SCHOOL
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thlrtsenth annual session OF this Institution
house Tscsnsiy occupied By seoti Il Ea .ae
the branches requisite 70 tSoroush EnpIipb Fan an
GSsuon, aud Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
BoaPaePs 70 %be ,ecee mses number Of pupils as
lily, will be under her Immediate care and superV
sion. She W h en1leavor as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly inf fuenoes
81 KstysreSmRsv Geo Il NG.to7, Rev. d.; Eas
Esq.. Edgar snowden, Esq. Edmund r Witmsr,
EEsS' Esq RaSly, RHSnry MauI6G,y: Esq. Lswis Mekenae,
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin w aters, Esq Jas
Entwisie, Jr., Esq Col. JOhn w. Minor, Loudoun,
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches,
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL NO extra charges. au 23-u
SCHOOL FOR SMALL. BOYS,
~ No,277 SraERr, ,FIRsT WARD.
Miss ANNIE e. PECK Teacher
Number of pupils limited to twenty oc is eosm
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
y Street, Bstssses sfk oad losk Streets.
, we nave Just mi shed . number Of hrst clasa
CARRIAGES, suoh as LisAf Fas1o AR,
Wasoss, Park PAeatcns, Ptmtly Car
RACES, asd Baseses, which We viii sell a. s2S8
q yer, small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
Of the business, we fatter ourselves that We Know
the styles and quality OF work that viii give satu
taotion, combining lightnsss, comfort and dursbM
IT,.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended TO
me shortest ncGoe and most reasonable ehaIses.
WALTER, KARMANN 4 BOPP,
Ooaohnake.e, suocessors TO VIM. T. Hook.
CARRIAGES.
L BE Subecriber having made additions 10 hi
hotorys mAhnx II now one Of the lsrgeste 0AR,
Il the District, whore his facilities forf
m19nqfsoturng o. CARRIAGE & LIGHT!
WA6ONS OF an Kinds cannot be SURPASSED, and
hcm his long experiences in tbs blnnees, hs kcDos
70 Tlve genera sat sfaotion.
AL kinds ct Carriages and light Wagens ksst O
Az nREPAIRSnsatyt tsae, and Ill orders prsnyt
sssss1-kssi oarrias.. taken in .sAsas. fsr ~
.Ss AsU1EW. LIZ :. de- 4; i!SSSGEEs snS
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
". LOOMS, M; d., the inventor snd pstentse
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, &C.
tends personally at his offce in this city S@
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~IllD
cannot wear others, and no person can W. ar others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling At my Office can be accommodated
VIII WI any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
out 10 those who particular and wish the
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect depture that
art cap produce. the MINER AL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa avenus, betveen
phIa. 90 rs M
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Iron HaiiyN No, 2lS p nm. avenue,
30 TINA Thd between 9Th aud 10Th 1t

w GAS IXTURES.
w Have In store, and are daf- y receiyrng Ga S
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretof6re
offered n this market. We invite citizens general
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrusted 70 our care
viii be promptly attended 10. ! :
MYERS L MeGHAN.
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THK POPULATION OF THE CorroN SrArRs-The
population OF the Cotton States, according to the
census ISS0 folloxv.s. -
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COUGHS. oOLDs; H0ARsENEss, &o.

: CQMPOUND SFRUP OFGUM ARABIC
been 30 long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordins
~ eficacy. It can be had at all the primo pal drug
stores at Is and 81 cents bottle. se "a damt eo4ms
EMBROIDERY STAMPING, on all kinds of
Il material, done in the best manner, at e. r.
SCHMlDT's Toy ana Fancy store, No. so Pa.
found q great variety OF beautiful Patterns for
Yokes and Sleeves, Collars and Cuffs, Skirts, Pan
me q call and examine. 90 8 lns
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SASH. BLINb, DOOR, AS6 MOULDING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. e62 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Center Market
N. G. RNING,
SUCCESSOR To-
II. w. HAMILTON & co.


Nc. CORNING,
SUCCESSOR TO
II. w. HAMILTON & co.
take this opportunity Of calling the attention of
SsgRssnteSrs S6 and BTdsSs e the "a stock Of
49, now in store and daily receiving from the man,
ufactory. IL hiss become q well known fact, that
are second 10 nom. Our stock wa warrant manu
faotured from well seasoned lumber, ard finished
by experienced workmen. We do not hesitate TO
stock Of the above mentioned srtcIss ever before
invite ths attention Of the public.
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY,
RT5Saha.ag '1Ga1 G BSlitlns sS Msterss at the Old
will get good ertio q at o fair price.
OUR. DOOR DEPARTMENT
nous aizss, styles, and thickrsssss small lot of
Premium Fancy Front Doors, which aFe worthy
the attention OF those about building-having
FAIR, And manufactured at the Empire Mills of
Messrs. Potter Il Co.
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
Is also complete with a. sizes and ,tyles, to whioh
we call PARTICULAR attention, Glazed Sash constant
!, o.; hand. Hot Bed Sash, Inside Shutters, ao.,
furnished et short notice.
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT
use. We are also prepared TO faTnsh MouIdinss OF
%SgS Sess1 ss9oP sWin. AS 5ns: 4 Tsns
Also on han general ssortment Oi Glass, Putty
90 which we are offering at low rates.
I ceil is solicited and satisfsotion gwen or
N. B.-A liberal discount for cash.
N. g; C8RNING,,
M% snd Mouldins u jim liS E.RabIi. shine ahn'
no 2 No 362 Seventh street
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b. HALL.
WITH

ISRAEL DEMING,
whslesale and Retail Dealers in fine FAMILY
GROCERIES,, TEAS, VINES. and choice II
QUORS OF all kinds. A fresh stock just opened.
Good Sugar cents per pound. Cal at No aal nh
street. between ID ard Eoui iaana av. 90 e-tf
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.
youths and Boys Ciothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing TO furnish theIr
children and wards with School ard College Outfts
for the coming season, are invited 70 examine our
present large and extensive Assortment Boys
CLuTHINS, where they can ht out their children
of all sizes n q few ments with every deecrip-
non of Ready made Garments, of substantial aud
durable quality, at very moderate prices. I'D
au S0-U 322 Penn. Avenae.
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FOR CHILDREN

nyour children are siekly puny anietsd, McLEANe
CORDIAL will make thsm healthy, fat and robust Delay
moment it, and yog viii Be convinced Il IL de-
uoious 70 take.
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80 EaIG 60 To-

ERENcB 4 RIcasrEiN Eli 9. No a,s penn
avenue and look "a their -ssorimsnr ~ stfiitarv
Work., ys: Dlotsonaay ofths United States, 6I-
Ien,s ArtEent. Msnus,, Rife rrsctioe, Hardee
M.sonle Chess, Billiards, and Mechanical Books
Avays on hand. poW
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
~ No,211 SraEEI,F FIRsT WARD. r.
Miss ANNIE E. PECK, Teacher.
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T,Q THE CITIZENS OF wASHINGTON.-I
l. have just received ard will commence unload
ing to- morrow cargo Of the very best Red Ash
COAL tegg and stove sizes, ever brought to this
market, which ca send direct from the vessel IL
your orders are left Immediately.
X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ocS Corner G. and L4th sts near Canal,
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eign snd speedy fer nepisnt Coosumpton, Whites
Distracted Dieult MshsruAtiou Of Urine
Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of Womb
6ddinsss Painting and all diseases incident Females
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUTIT
Suffer longer. Take IL according directions IL will
stimulate, gthen, and invigorsts you and
bloom Of health mount cheek again. Every bottle
o rive satsfa
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TIE WEEKLY STAR

This sxssllsst Fsniiy ssd Nsvs yeusssI-sss-
sinins greessr vsriss ef inssrssans rss4tnr
than osn Be found In sny othsr-u pshiissed q
saturday nornins.
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Total. .........1,56 $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-09


X Il O X II X:
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. ..
The DEs MosNKs VALLEY WHIa is published
every Monday al this office, is of the oldest pa
pers In Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
MiMoai, and Western Illinois.
tive have no further news from Wash
ington. No dispatches were received at
Burlington on Saturday.
-~----4- o.
Management OF the * COX uR and FIT.
Des M Dimes Railroad.
There is one feature in connection with
our Des Moines road which is very crafty
ing, and will'prove of great and solid ad-
vantage to us that is, the locality Of the
management. The power which manages
this road 10 confined to our own city. We
own and control our own enterprise. There
sov ,xx - 1a~A = -
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road with any extent Of line in operation, -
with the exception of our own, (and the
Mt. Pleasant road is managed here also)
that is not owned by nonresident stockhold-
ers and proprietors. The roads above us
are owned BY people interested in connect
ing eastern lines, and they are managed in q
manner to contribute more particularly to
the interests OF connecting lines, and the
non-residenss, than to the interests of the
localities where they touch the river, and
the country they traverse. The conse.
quence is, that there is great and perpet-
nal complaint Of the convenience and in
teresss of our people being sacrificed to the
cupidity of those who have no interest. in
our towns and our country except in the
mere railroad traffic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-09
90


6, Is
Las, 3. 10, II, 10, IL do
Block y Ia /
Is Is !,
do I6 ~.
do II 4:
DO gss, I8
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DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL
xvKK rAKRx.
....sv .:::s:ss! .::;s:::; u
g::::;'ss = IA: \; s'; ss = & -
& sss..,. ssfs via via t asss !
" nm. r s.si In: ssS 4. D ssassss.
;ass' Tie entire ADV.
. ..%.d s.s..s gsssissp'ssA s :.
s s.s S,., ;ssr 4 l.a n Y
producing Adslisiou:.ss-
qE iss r.a ss,sahss' ~ al al.
@ ;:s 's :,: ::s !; : =: n; ; |.
Before 7aking. A'ssA and '''''s'' Altar Taking.
mcLeanss ssrengsAening CorAtMi
Win eaectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, diseases Of
the Kidneys, and all di seAses arising from disor
dered stomach or liver dyspepsia, heartburn, In
warn piles acidity sickness Of the stomach fnll-
ess OK blood TO the head, duh pain or swimminglin
tho head, p.pitation Of heart, 6ullness or weight
IN the stomach, sour eruntatons, ch0aking or suf-
locating feeling when lying down, drynsss or yell
lowness of the akin and eyes night swsAts, inward
fever, pain in the ANAL Of the back chest side,
sudden fushes of heat, depression Of spits, fright
full dreams, languor, dependency or any nervous
disease blotches the skin, and fever and
Asas s'f o o9iIi ana M sfff1f OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the hast six months, and in
instance has Ii failed to give entire satisfaction
Whs, then, will suffer from weakness or debility,
when McLean's Strengthening Cordial viii cure
thema No language can convey IN idea OF the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced by
taking this cordial in the diseased, debiiitated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down by
excess, weak hi nature or impaired by Sickness
the relaxed and nnstrung organisation Ia restored
to its pristine health and yigor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-09

. -
An IrIshn
rFr
The Mort
republished
Charleston
nonchalsnt
on the Stat
recently sci
alleged, OF
and that be
was tarred I
of the State
IL took q
according Il
for it is a ii
practice or,
facts.
We have
heard his at
His name is
gent young
age, q natn
atnpa nuttnY
delphia to Il
.ent in Col
nine months
The only
slavery was
the South to
and degrade
The remark
Committee,
who immedi
him. He ",
town In at
brought bacl
NAMED for I
was denied 1
communicat
At length
Four person
to the remaf
idence vi as Q
and
During te;-
scanty meal.
ried to him !
cut OF Jail il
who said to
ssYou are j
going to Civ
He was LEI
great crowd,
shals compe
through the
street, and G
was taken pl
bers of the |
err, stood l
crowd gradu
several thou
of horse.
After a n
city, to a pl
procession
" ere made |
cried .sBrans
him to death
life by poi
nouriShing .
The Vigili
strip himself
assist IN taxi
was then put
ordered to
tw enty-n nine,
with every .
the pain Of I
verify anyti
Fora Hi. h
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J. u. NEeI.EAl
VG C0RDIAL : ~
est Reaedy n |
Am Wnr Nsryaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-09

1850 az wv suUIGtVFt, tue case WITH our
road. Il 10 under the control of no foreign
corporation. Local intsrests are not liable
to be sacrificed to promote the interests OF
outsiders. The interests OF our own city
and the country through which the road
passes will determine the character OF its
arrangements. This is feature of great
value. The desire and the policy has been
to preserve this power in our own hands,
And 1T doubtless will continue to be so pre-
served, as no circumstances exist or seem
liable to arise which will make il necessary
to surrender the control OF it to others.
Grow and Hranch.
Republicans will be glad to know that
while Mr.. Grow repels insult with scorn, he
will not place himself on a level with any
rufian who may choose to insult him, and
then challenge him when the insult is thrown
back, by acknowledging the duelling code.
Mr.. Branch sent him q challenge, to appease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Fast young Men.


The popularity Of fast young men /" i
in The course Of Ultimate extinction. -
Their instincts we're mol formerly we'll IN
derslood, but the good sense Of comnauiy
has at las assigned them petition they
always should be permitted 70 occupy
without mo!estation. Ii is unnecessary 70
state what that position is--it IS not envi-
able. In modern times they have been
distinguished from rational being by then
fondness for dress, cologne, finger rings, to.
bacco, cigars, beer, whiskey and yariou:
other articles, "ioo nametous 70 men
ton
They are fond Of fast lo.-es and rid,
with an elegance and ease that woaid
have done honor to q Knight in the day:
of ancient chiyalry. When you seq q young
man with swaggering air and impatient
look, with ponderous cigar protrudil
from bis mouth, carrying with an atmos
phere that inpresses you with the belie
that some man had recently, been relieved
of a five cent piece, you may safely swear
that you have seen fast young nan.--
I n. B., Kane CO., Ill.
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VOL. XVII. NO. 500 -.EEhhEs. VOL. 81 NO, u.
1anan Apnle ple Melon.

I see that thia melon Il making quite &
noise in the difserantlpapess, even 70 tho
hebdomel n. Y. lTri4asr, and I il no mons
than Il deserves, for il is really q yalsahls
and most useful garden roSuet, II il
iduch more easily grown than The oshes
melons, and, after it once COTS started
grows prodisiously, the vines branching
aud running live u prairie city. hitiier AM
yon. ~
In productiveness i, is not surpassed 81
any Of the family Of vines. We aave lot
tiers stating that specimens weighing a5iba
have been grown without espa eHort.--
These can Be kept, when ripe until spring,
if free from frost. They mus not be iroeE
bitten III The fall. any nop than polatsss
ifto be kept long. 70 cooling, they sise,s
be pared Is pumpkins, shd s;ewed wits
the addition Of some sort of acid --sicseaf
viii do lemon improves it for sauoe sn4
pies. This fruit is sure praluct-nidch
surer than the apple crop, aul fully be
lieye it is as easily grown than the COM
mon pumpkin,
Any person wislisg the ssels wils
supply between now aud spFipg al 10 els.
per dos. w. H. Garlnof Leland, La
Sale Co, his.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

Eg- It is curious thing that amocg
the Russians she father AMI mother ii aa
infant not only caano. stand as sponsors
toi' but they are It,aowed 70 be present
at Is baptism. The godfather and gods
mother, IS answering for the child, becc;no
related TO it ana 70 each CHER and lady
and gentleman who haYe stood ~ spsas
ora to the same child aropot allowed 10
marry each other. Ia Christening, tho
priest takes the child, which, is quite ma
ked, and holding it IS the head 50 that
his thumb aud finger stop the oriacsa ot
tile ears, he dips il hriee into tho water.
he cuts off q small portion Of the haii
which he twists up with little wax from
the tapers, and throws it into the font;
then, anoinlipg the baby's breast, hands
and feet with the holysoil, and making Che
SIGN Of the cross with the saue cd che
forehead, he concludes BY prayer and
benediction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11


SAMPLE STATISTICS. IA earty q gentle.
Imen meeting At "a clubhouse IN his City
lafew days since, fur nei the conversation
Ton the age Of one Of those present. when
/ lie plead guilty 10 abons seventy years.
l'Nhey went into calculation x TO the
number Of days, hours ADD minptoa he bad
lived, and the amout Of wbiskey and Ci.
gars he had consumed and The result il
appended. He had lived 25,650 days.
6l3,20 hours, and 39,702s000 mipnias,
Having ascertained that he commenced to
drink aud smoke at 2 years Of eye, ard
chat lie considsreJ he bad averaged two
glasses Of whiskey and two cigars per diem
ever since, it was developed that he had
used those for 20,075 days, in which he
had consumed a0J50 drinks (ani tho.
same number Of cigars which, allowing
go drinks 10 enc gallon, gave 600 gallons.
or about Ii hogsheads al 90 gallons 70 the
hogshead. The gross cost 10 him of lia-
tors and cigars,had been S4,0l5, @hica
wosld have purchased > zoo acres e a,ne,
at the Government price oF$l rs per acre;
and rather astonished him BY the inforrna~
ton Of the extsnt 10 which he had absorb
ed territory. He took things ccolly, how
ever, and fumed and smiled as Of yore.-
I Washington State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
DO Spectators Control Prioes'

Mr.. EDIToR.- Your issues Of 7th and
18th insis. are before me, and contents pc
rused with a great deal Of pleasure. am
happy to recognize the sign manual OF my
friends ]. A. Davis and ]. D. Porter IN re-
ply 70 nv former article. Mr.. Davis, in
his hop-skip. and jump style, is fast to jump
at conclusions mol warranted by anything
| have written. take it for granted that
the readers Of the Advocate, or large ma.
iority of them, keep themselves advised Ct
the course of trade sufficiently to detect
the fallacy (although it looks well % pa
perl Of the proposition "tbat the specula-
tor who has bought wheat at the lowest
price reached in each year, and sold Ct the
highest is not the way or rule by whlcn
grain spectators bny aud sell gram. ~,
erv farmer knows that It is the ru1e OF
grain dealers to ship Immediately on pur-
chase, and the exception is TO hold, TOR even
4 short time. Sometimes, it is true. IL the
winter season, they hold after the close Of
navigation, until the opening, but fey DO
this, even if they get but slight margin.
/ know that SO far this winter, but little
wheat has been bought 70 Do held over
for . future advance in price, and i u on
i done. if done at all, because there are
not Shipping facilities to get il forward to
market. How, then, does the specu lator
reap any advantage from the fact that
sometimes wheat j. great deal higher
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
ry- A successful casc of tralisfllsi5o J

EJ- A successful case IF trniisfusion u
blood into The veins 81 d womcp, was per.
foimed lately 10 Kilmaruock, Ayrshire
Scotland. The women, although ID tie
prime Of life, had become 50 weak. from
the loss Of blood that pulsation was ~
times inperceptible. The blood ola friend
was injected into vein 10 ono Of her arms
and the most cheering results werc In
mediately manifested She continued III
impro-e rapidly, and At last accounts vas
considered beyond tho reach Of DANCE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
FRANK p. Blair. Jr., Leotl,a,ring.
NV YoRK. Jan. Is.

NEw York, Jan. 25.
Hon. T. P. Blair, Jr., Il Missouri, cave
a lecture on "The Attitude Of Parties. J
last evening, before the Young Mems Re.
publican Union, in The great hall Of The
Cooper Institute. Upon the platform
were many Of the most prominent Re-
publicans Of the State. The meeting wa.
called to order by the President of The
Union, Mr. Charles I. Rogers, and Hiram
Barney, Esq, was elected Chairmau.-
After few preliminary remarks, the
Chairman introduced the Hon. Mr.. BAR
who was received with prolonged and
enthusiastic applause.
Mr. Blair's address occupied two hours
il the delivery, and be was frequently in
by enthusiastic and continued
applause. Al the close, three tremendous
cheers were given for Blair, and Cassias
u. CLAY and the State Of Missouri,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
49, CoxsEaArlau.-- Oyer,ra.

TRUE CoNsERATlsM- - Oyertrading
oyereredts, and running in debt on pre-
cararious means, or tke mere chance Of be
ing able to pay, are The evils to be sternly
guarded against. Il is too much The dis
position Of The race tc expena on tn, cred
lii Of future means, whereas tho safe rule is
TO have always twelve months supply on
hand The income Of the past year sho'd
be reserved for this years expeuditure,and
the g ms IF the present year must be
stored for the use of the next. THIS i
"a conserputisns and progress at the same
time.