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rTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of

~ Cook. ss--Sunerfcr Court OF Chicago. .luac Term,
5sh0 William jenkins w. E1bert srsn:l Jr- Aleine
Mtrfc!l. Patti Fsl;e Anraw 7. Sherman John ~ Ken-
nety Jae bFt.hrr James T.. N!ztner M"1Ls;on renpr
John u. Hill. Peter Gnton uuesuscy +. Ko,s, txvklei
" '1kes A.d Francis u. Miller.
Afda7t: OF The nnn 4 Jacob FshtF James F..
Mlteuer Wott'nEtn rrrao-, Jchn H. Hill, Pete. t;uycr
Guernsey F. Koa kzsk:e :Aker and F1ancis ". Miller
eight o. 1he defend nt- above uiel having heen fled in
tile Office OF the Clerk of sa:I sl eroE E,tt uf Chicago
ass above named that the aupls:.at lied bis bill OF
complaint in eatd Coust the Ehtncerv sie thereof
nuns thereupon ksued Of sa;d Court against said
defendants reunaoc On The fEst Monay et March, 1s6o
as Is bF law required.
Nov. unIessyou The said nenrc=ent efen nts afcrc-
aid Ahall personally be anu apear ief aid SUPERIOR
Court Chicago Of Cook Cosnt, the first day Of the
term thereof to b. holden a! chicago. in A County, IN
ehe drst Monday Of Juue i5 a.s plead. answer. OF de-
the matters and thing. thc.en charged aa tsei will b.
eofdtugto the prayer Of xaId ELL
". KrNaALL, Clerk.
Go9pw1H, LARxkp j GeoDw1N, EoMptts' Sols Itoss-
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ipteaa 4 Gtibutte.
p SATURDAY,, MARCH a, 1860 :.
The Deserted Koud.
DfTHONABBuoflAH4N RED.


ARGENT road that wina'st d. serted
Tu. ough the levtl OF the vale, :.
9~eepIng toward the crowded ma.ke&
Like stream without u sail, =. -,
Standing by thee look back backward: !.
Aud, 1s In tho Light Of dTeana&
Fee the years de.ceDd and vanish ---
Like thy tented wa'as and teams.
Herc stroll along tic vdllssc. s.,
A. III yoath's tepattsd morn;
But mi.s the crowded coaches,
And the divers bug1e horh-
Mi4s the crowd Of tovtal teaaiatu
Filling bn: kcis Ut The we'll.
With their wainA from t:ansotoea. =,
And their o1rhestraso bells. :.
To The missy tyaysile "laycfnv -!
Zones the Noisy throng M more.
Anl the faded 8gn. complaining, :
Swings unnotlced at tae door
While the old decrcpiff toltman.
Waiting for thr few VINO pass.
Reads tAs melancholy story
In the thlck15 epsingiug grass.
Ancient highway. thou st vanqulahed;
ftnl In fiery. iron 1att1e,
Exultattons Gu the ga1..
Thou st vanqulshed and reelected
But the good which thou hast done,
Ihoueh by nmn 1t he forgotten,
Shall be deathless rs tie sun,
Though neglected. gray and gras.y,
still pray that my declfns
May he thloush Us ve1nat yalIeys
And ~ blest cs:m as thine.
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M OKrGAGE SAAh.-D efauIt

~ having beer made By Fc:s,' d f. Pe* he~ and Io-
seph itr1m IN the paSIESnL ut pn-u cert.n ritt
w spssse,t II iwo csrtn 'n"'t:c by them
On The sixth day Of June J. u. so ~ sad nrtG age
deeds nnsssagrg to hr nersisncs. h!> :p:eisf here
aner written 1as ates. south the Chicago
and Rock lsand sarad sesion No. ~ in town.
chip No. thirty three 33 north nf No. .exrn IL east
U the thr pa ntsr dl, ste in t3runiy COUNTY,
sfats 1 e Iaos; Morssr t*e: rdsatn tls ec's
nine. And the viher Ct sa! lnrt agi t. ths
undersigned tn lka aactty tic halt II th@ .u,.h
vest quarter Of st1G 1Llr1s fuE III township ta.tty
four 4) north of Enxc scveu u. ~ The thlr pr:nci-
pa! meridian. III ihe county 1f .se sf.fy-4. sud which
page five LuEdrsri :n.i twese.
Now. tce;rc, l.. e. Paine Frr*r Sa*ter in Chancer
OF Cook county AID Spec NJ :he puspo4ea
clted In said mortgages. viii III pur>Ga1c> ,wert
therein and thereby IN me- se:eu sell at patc atcton
e.A 70 the highest htlGet+ II c urh s.r o[ tie Court
HnuSe IN the cIty Of se euuntv OF Cos aul of
ni. On 'he dtth day oF april \. L. 1870 at len c"ck
IN thr f3ssno ef sal day. sal p1E ~ 4 c,t1r
10 much and such portions fierf as may 10 nct.s7r 10
make ha11uce If mcne5 sslursa by ts sI mortgages
with the eoss aEt enAe. Of ft ale. 1ha
lants IN each mortgage atlt only 30. ,hr money
thereby secnred. and not Tor tt :net ee.rx by thu
other mortgage, L.c. PAINE FEEEK
Mailer IN Cha1ce!y uf C.~1k ruuRty, and
SpecEa. Commissioner
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+ OUIS MAUSs, @e<
Practical OUticia9s.

7e,....,,..soUTu CLARK sTREET....".......7
Op1ose theourt House. Dest French CEgua! md Bra
Hso Pebble $peetacles, Eye Gtass's, 0pes4 i!asees
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES,
Mathematical Instruments, etc., etc, constantly On nAnd
Ali 1ds ofnst1umenta and md E1aAssa
Inserted into old tEazofA =. ~
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| u. 3. HURT, Trustee
| Ge.SHsn. Math 19'h 1870. nl'l2l hs6s-td
MASTER $ SAI.E-Statf IT Tjl;-
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Public Notice Is hereby given to all pe.soEs interest,"
e. that The undersigned commissioners, appointed by thes
common Co INCL VI the City of Chco Is Ascertain h.,
eanaks5 and 'eeompsnse due th 1eseaiyely Of
extension OF the ext half of Dyer thiy1es eet
Tlde iEom the A.che< Rcad The ssut Branch 0: ts
Cae1go River in straight Hns, to Correspond with ths
east haf ot Dyer aveIut, sus h Archer Kc4 de D.
tenti9n being g n.ak- srre 6Gl s!1t,sx feet vide The
W9st bali Of which shall Consist the e>r 1851 hre.
feet ofl Ut & :eveu Of block u ztcvn twenty nIne,
to~ns1p VI tyuae t53' y rane fcnst en- IA east
oscats fnF highway TIE plat If saiys auhdI isjOu
q saa !ut Or hck a-d Or sht, three i331
ieet o. 10y enc block one In *d ISL
SotSancs Win an tn on Council March 9th
1sb aud At thu sanr lime tlt a1!utt ~ such am
a. with The =: The .ocvsd;n upGp the ret
sst9s oy them deelntd benefited. In p.por nearly aS
may ~ 10 Ee cu'tts rrs3fih Ea1ye. uf xrn1nd
respectively will NEST ii NJ. in sAe tcart HOUSE
On TIE ta tay Of Aasvh le6c O'Clock ~
H., for the purpose Of making sa;d assessment
e. y. HULuFS.
KETi;cN TAYLER,t Commissioners.
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ia chsnessy. Emty A. shsiey " J.'ss Nst1aw ;'.''
a'Ss{
dy Il M II IT, r. = M','*f @ i
Maleh L. j. .st0, 4, len ocosk = .hs sen;an of ,hs:
d a{ 81 = psss auseG tss oa sn r Hoas f. ss @ f5
= sa l. dc s 81 faea ssay 4 cso .t Wy
Az r. tI u esfa
n.s,,,.-, ,u, ~. ssscsDr cua1l i Chesso;
WI HEREAS, JOHN WOOD
~ bridge u. aud EisG.1xth y as wife. di On the
IL. g e III & 9as & s " sa ID
year aforesaid ef the following drA11e premises situated
esst f9'siy Has! s.
T. TO Gn,s.o t'.etasE wa II aug sna
I'll I'D T.; s rs Iii,
dseds paxe six hundred and ; and ~hiell
soie1a 10 secure The Taynen .e:.a'nx I" ts ssnss
and effect, Of two certain bonds both q =te sh sid
ade szecusd md dei.*s:yd Sy .hs woodh,se,
e .s SUs IN Ps os
,S et hs sa II 9ns % dcas n ens yer
g. ~ Z se %ns
u r. y ~ g
made in The payment Of the sos Of money mentioned i!
ling to their tennur ard effect said bonds being
overdue Nov: therefore pnssis 1oes is hereby siv+a,
des Iii t5e abov dsscriosd prop ~. ~ ii shs
I'D I'D sSsz t i sa 10 s
thehtsbess bidder eh, It ths north door Of he Court
: a d Il r. q
make e1ecGte and deliver 70 the purchaser purchaser.
e. g. purposes fnlo's II 'i
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n A.1NGERSOLL, 4.
As BLAZE raoK AAEuTAo7GaKz.
DooK BINDER AND RULER.
lam now pserarclto manufacture Blank Bonks every
description ruled and bound desired paticrus with o.
without pn'eI healluss ralaaI attention paid to or
aers fsn.u County Otieers Banls &c.
Printed to o1lsr Magazines, 1eziodicalz etc. hound IL
any style o.d lsooks bound and Eelnund. AL kinds Of
Printing t0nc with Eeatness and tsalcE Terms mctaf
ttc- No l.6 LAKE STR EET,
Nos:heast corneT Ct ClsrI {etrance Clark street.
Post Otdce Box 36ai. my:3 y dss1
&1RINT, BOOK AND WRAP
l. r1Es rAFEs, fo7 ssle at manufacturers prices
1T J.F. E. 4. BLACK / CO.,
&oe 21G kIRxic street No. 2lB
hill addrsas Er:z:oi, kertal County, ILL.,
81 Cash f,atd fur Rags. IFS " dat
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-
AuDs1oats OFFICE, STATE or IL11xors,2
Springfield, Feb. Is 1S60 :
WHx1xAs The Goedhue FIFE Insurance Company locted
At New York In the State Of New York has fled In this Of
ice statement the condition Of its as required by
Act to regulate the Agencies Of Companies
not incorporated the Sa'e Of Illinois" approved FebEus
V 18a and ctumeadatory thereto. approved anua-
n = 1857, and whereas said Company has furnished satis-
factory evidence that ossessed of the required amount
ofeap invested m stocks and mortgages and has died q
this ocea written Instrument ngned the President and
Secretary thereof appointing Mason and Bray
ton Of Chicago for the transaction Of the business
of said Company, md fully and unrcservedy authorizing
him 70 acknowledge service 1f tor and on behalf Of
said Company, consentng that service Of process him,
the asd agent shs be taken and held to b valid i
by reason Of sch service Now .heefore In pursuance
Of the Provisions Of the acts Aforesaid l. Iesse r. dubois
Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the State Of Illinois do
hereby certify that the said X. +, Mason an6 Bray.
ton IL authorized agents for the eai1 Company
the bu&nes Of Insurance In hi. State until the
inst daJ Of January in the eighteen hundred
and 50 far Is he may be legally empowered to
do by said Company.
In testimony Whereof have herennto subscribed my
affixed the ga! q Office at Springfield ths 1Sn
day Of Feb1L AFT, 4. D. 1850. JESSE 4. DUBOIS,
Auditor T. a.
MASON &s Co., Agents,
fr, e
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Special HotifeH.
Crlstadoro's Excelsior I've il mn

C!r!lstadoro's Excelsior Dye is un-
So :.'i' .iszred lu The world. 80
10 other dye has bean analy.ed,
no other dye produces such fauit.ess cosors,
70 asaE dys can be app1led SO rapidly,
20 peaer d. Is 80 lasting IN It's effetss4
d7s imFosos the tenure of tc hsir II been
ANALEzED BY DR.. Chiffon,
snat to t- csoton Water Board CT New York and cer
oea by him to b a. harmless rs croton Water. Hlsee
na5 be seen at tie establishment Of the proprietor.
oaa e.swhtFt, and applied oy all hair dre.ssrs cRls~
@AVVho. No. 6Astaz Eou.e. New Yo.k.
49,. -. JOHN D. PAKk, Agent,
H1!ee1M1n 19aL.kc st1es., Chicago.
Dr.: McCAntock:s Gold and:
toush MIXTURE Is authorized ,'rc4,af eu.st;re. Dr.
Hccis enc Of the most stinEusse ntdcsl Anur-
"a md his enrot be questioned. This ncpaza
taon he declares tom his experience to be eif and
posve cure for cold, cough, caa, :ufaetza and sore
shfoat- II is popular throughout the Uni'n p.ice Is
eeutA Eold bv John II panF ,ak1atot
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N OW REA DY FOR STIR
~ ECRlBERS:
saI' 19th Of EncJe!opcdta Hritannia pr,cs A. IN
Wi a,h ~ ~ W. .s.1atts- 10
WI sn1 ~ 1ErI;t. ttttaeA C3c4opedA.- $50
Vol sth nf II 1Esps9e ..--:.....--. 10
Va, ~ t!,fs $50
Val ~ ~ ~r.i} u:a.H5 y MtW Ei2land. 295
Val r. ~ ~ ory Q; Fho4e Island 10
Val ID ri Il s,, isssntuilons N English History 100
- - 'S1. O4e'io'Asy o1 Aul1orS. GEO
tor Encyelopclas, Commentaries and extensive md
.G xala:b HIsToRlcAL WORKS cali at SO aad ii Lake
st.GS.. S. q. GRIGGS q co
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPLY,
HARTFORD, CONN.

Ftrs and Inland Navigation Risks
TAKEN At LIBERAL TERMS AND RATES,
Especial attention given to Insurance OF Dwellings and
Contents for terms Of one to i've yeara.
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fTTtAPE. PEAR, STIsAWBER-
~ RYEED CRANBERRY
WORKS ON TIE HORSE !

y eZsat r. y1rlety 81 works GARDENING tho HONEY
BEE FLOWERS, &c. Fer by
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eut1e1eeSOtU Forever! /


resorted to scientific name, SIN
very much afraid that I've got the
tethyasa,lr,as Il al aoi 5ElG nj .f5lR {,
Il shouldn't be at all surprised said
the ever ready Mrs. Dobbs; lhad il
when I was young I!Ej9i22s 20
Though it was with great difficulty
that he cou.d resist laughing, Bob con,
tinued: -, ~ s 5i,., y r+i.- ..,.., u
II am suffering a good deal from q
sprained ancle.'T .as4.a4assa1 s.a1sq63r; e
. Then you can sympathise with mr,
Mr.. Turner. ] sprained mine when: ]
was coming along Ee<,tf1s.. sasda .- q
] But that isn't the worst Of it. ssf q
p! sWhat is it p asked Mrs. Dobbs,
with curiosity. '. u, .'i s. |:a,
g 4 wouldn't tell any one but You,
Mrs. Dobbs, but the fact is'--here Bob
groaned-.I am afraid, and the doctor
agrees with me, that my reasons are
atfected-that, in short, I'm a little
crazy.n att q r92iz9 es.t daiaH Isit ;.
Bob took breath,7 and wondered
what Mrs. Dobbs, wouldesayto that.
'Oh,, eMr. Turner, is it possible 2
the LADY, It's horrible 81
IfreQve,atIy hare spells Ct being out Of
n.y head mvselfp go 80. =, Y
Bob could stand it no longer !; he
burst into a roar oflaughter, which
Mrs. Dobbs, taking for the precursor
If = violent rparoxys'n ofinsanity, she
was led to take hurried leave. i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
THE FIRST NAVAL oUnoOR Eli
,s,, - REVOLUTION. md IN

At Marietta, Ohio, lreposs odaeatre-
mains of almost allof those noble men
who planted New England civilization
at the mouth Of the Mtskipgnm, ---s
Among the monuments that speak of
the olden time, the traveller win find
inscribed as falows s..Commodore
Whipple, whv fred the first gun 6fthe
Revolution Vi on9the ocean" ia2j1iloq
+ In that dark liour which sttried the
souls of men, ''twhen all seemed lost,
aud ths5very power md preetiage, of
Great Britin was actdalfy rtdicded and
secuted throughout. the whole Of Eu-.
rope, Comm odore Whipplel standing.
ON the deck of an american yesselu Of
war, applied the torch to- that canson
which first announced uponth The ts'moan-
tain wave'' the DEGREES Of. the Cont
mental Congress! 5sss.s.,aad ;,ggasd,
Few persons speak ofWhipple row;
long years have passed since he Vas
laid III the beautiful graveyard at Mar
ictta but there will ever he some to
remember him and the gailent barque
which dared, in the face Of the whole
British Navy, bride the highest wsves
of the Atlantic, with, no. other banner
at her head. ft6ln that which had been
batized in the blood Of Bunker Hill and
lexington Cincinnati Enquirer.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
WEARYOUR BEARDs.z1

We have seen II; Stated, on rs good
authority; that, there il an intimate
connectionebetween THE nerves ssnd
muscles Of, tho face and eyes, andsothat
allowing the beard to remain iunshaven
strengthens the eye. Surgeons ia, tho
French army have proved, BY, expert
nlents in Africa, that soldiers wearing
their beard are much less ]iable to-
diseases of the eye, aud it is gene rally
conceded that it is a protection from
the diseases If the throat and lungs
tits asserted that In countvies where,
it sithe :customito wear the beard tho
eye retains ITS. strength, hsser, and
brilliancy much longer. j may be ar
gued that females do rot suffer more
than males from disease Of tie eye : ETC.,
but it must be admitted That they are
less exposed to the elements. What
did the Greater give the lords of'etea-
alton a beard for ?ii- Certainly nota to
support the barbers.3alM Mrs. SWisshelm,
we believe it was, said oehe Icertaiply
thought that the Supreme Being knew
better how to make man than, = bar
Der did THE Printer. - - Z
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CERr1F1cArE.-"I, John Lubber-
lee, was supposed to be in the last
stages of Consumption in the year '48,
suffering at the same time under Sc
we're attack of Rheumatism, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Gravel, and Chol-
era Morhus. Simultaneous, also,
took the Yellow Fever, Bilious Collie,
and Small Pox, the latter assuming
the chronic form of Scrofula, complete
ly destroying my lungs, and spinal
marrow, nervous system, and the Gu
trio contents of my phrenology.
finally got so low I did know my
brother-in.'aw when he came to Dor
row money. For three months swal.
lowed nothing but twenty packages Of
Kunkelhousen's Pills, which effected
an immediate cure in three weeks.
"My Uncle, Bacchus Pottinger, was
afflicted so long with the Gout, tina,
his life became a burden to him. He
took only four boxes Of said Pills, and
life was burden to him no longer.
Sworn and subscribed to In pres
ence Of Job NORWOOD"
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THE FIRST ] Prayer IN CONGREss.

THE FIRST Prayer IN CONGRESS
There is, q note in Thatcher's Mill
tary Journal, under date Of December
TIT, containing the identical I" first
prayer in Congress- made " the Rev
Jacob Dutch, Of Philadelphia, which
we copy az an. historical "Reminiscences
of that day Of trial :9dj o sit,2fI92'5i ?
dit 60 Lord, eo.,ro heavenly father, high
and mighty King of kings and! Lord 81
lords, who dose from thy throne be-
hold all jewellers on earth, and reign
est with power supreme and nncon
trolled over all kingdoms, empires and
governments; look down in mercy
We beseeoh thee, on those American
States, who have fled to thee from thu
rod of the opprcssor, and thrown
themselves on thy gracious protection
desiring to- be henceforth only depend
ent on thee; to thee have they appeal
ed for the righteousness Of their cause
to thee do they now look for that sup
port an countenancc which thou
alone canst give: take them, therefore
heavenly Father, under thy nurturine
care; give them wisdom in council
and valor in the field ;, defeat the ma
licious designs of our adversaries
convince them Of the unrighteousnes,
Of their cause and if they still persis,
in their sanguinary purposes, o let thu
voice Of thine unerring justice, sound
ing in their hearts, constrain them tc
drop the weapons Of war from their
unnervcd hands in the day of battle
Be thou present, oh God Of Wisdom
and direct the councils of this honora
bic assembly; enable them to settle
things on the best and surest founda
ton, that the scene of blood may be
speedily closed; that order, harmony
and peace may be efectually restored
and truth, Justice, religion and plent,
prevail among thy people. Preserve
the health Of their bodies and the Wig
or Of their minds {; shower down upor
them and the millions they here repre-
sent, such temporal blessings as thor
seest expedient for them in this world
and crown them with. everlasting glor,
in the world, to come.a All this we ash
in the name and through the merits o.
Jesus Christ, thy Son, our Saviour
Amen!' sat', i5a IL ~ -f5's>s aEo'I ]
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gw We have found IL! gEursFa {!
1t is just what we have 9sought' for,
and we trust our friends aboutthc otea
table, will appreciate the motive with
which VIC insert the following.:as.usa
The mouth is one of the. most oex.
pressive features in. the human counte-
nance, and its pccnliarity often gives
the greatest trouble to artists Id de-
lineating physiognomy. The. London
Literary Gazette says thstwhcn q lady
desires to compose her mouth to: =
bland and serene character, she should,
just. before entering the room. saw
Bosom, and keep the expression. into -
which the mouth subsidies until the
desired effect upon t ths aal}as .is
wishes to assume a distinguished and
somewhat noble bearing, not sugges-
tive of sweetness, she may say brush.
The result Of these IS .infallible. ID I'VE
knew a painter who used to say when
a lady sitter desired to make, . small
mouth. and look pretty he told he" to
say Flip, but when the mouth was al
ready too small and needed enlafg-
ing, he told her to say Cabbage. Per,
haps a due attention to these rules
might be useful to all persons intend
ing to submit to the modern process Of
|daguerreOtype portraiture.' .fi,
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MISUNDERSTANDING; WOMAN.

TuESYMP 'TAZlNG WOMAN.
If we were called upon tn describe
Mrs. Dobbs, we should without hest
tation, call her sympat| ling woman.
Nobody was troubled with any ma!ady
she hadn't suffered. s4 rr
She knew all about it by experience,
and could sympathise with them from
the bottom OF her heart. ~ ii a
Bob Turner was wag, and when
one day he saw Mrs. Dobbs coming on
the road toward his house, he knew
that in the absence Of his wife, h.
should be called upon to entertain her.
no he resolved to play little on the
good womans abundant store Of sym
pathy.
Hastily procuring large blanket,
he wrapped himself up in it, and threw
on a sofa near by.
tWhy, good gracious! Mr.. Turner,
are you sick?' asked AIRS. Dobbs, as
she saw his position.
'Oh, dreadfully,' groaned the imagi-
nary invalid.
whats the matter ?
ooh, great many things. First and
foremost, I've got the congestion Of
the brain. a
That's dreadful sighed Mrs. D. Il
came pretty near dying oft ten years
to come next spring. What else p
'Dropsy,' groaned Bob.
There l can sympathise with you.
I was troubled with it, but finally go,
over it,
Neuralgia continued Bob. i
N obod y can tell, Mr.. Turner, wha,
I've suffered from neuralgia. It's al
awful complaint gg
sThen again I'm very much distress
ed by Inflammation Of the bowels
IF you've got that, pity you,' Com
mented Mrs. Dobbs for three year,
steady was afflicted with it, and
don't think I've fully recovered yet,'
sRheuma,ism,' added Bob.
yes, that's pretty likely togo along
with neuralgia. lt'did with me-
sToothache, suggested Bob.
There have been times, Mr.. Turner,
said the sympathizlng woman, swhe,
I thought should have gone crazy
with the toothache- rs. -. 4.
chen said Bob, who having tempo
rsrily ran out ofstock Of medical terms,
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A Coop WrrxEss.-llon. Lewis
Cass. our present Secretary Of State,
and one of the oldest men in the coun-
try's service, gives this valuable tes-
timony::
I have never tasted spirits in my life,
and therefore know that they can be
dispensed with. Probably few men
have undergone more ia igue than l
have. The most active portion of my
life was spent in new country on the
very verge Of civilization, and much
|of it beyond, and I have had my full
share Of it's exposures, excrtions and
priyations in peace and in war. ]
have had, too, my full share Of health.
I might almost say that had enjoyed
uninterrupted health /; and I am there
fore, living proof that ardent spirits
are not necessary to the endurance Of
physical trial or toll. 1t was this con-
viction which led me, when Secretary
of War, to authorize the communication
|of ration of ardent spirits previously is.
sued to the troops, for its equivalent
lin coffee or sugar, which has since
made part Of the supplies furnished to
our army. ass.E.
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CIGARS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN

CIGARS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN
BREAD.-Rev. DR.. Halves, of Hart
ford, Conn, recently preached a strong
sermon against tobacco. lie exhib-
tied facts and statistics showing its
destruction Of health and sanity, its
demoralizing influence, and its useless
expense It costs the people Of the
United States over $40, 00O, 900 annu.
ally-far more than is spent for all
purposes Of education. New York
city uses up daily $4,000 in cigars
and $4,000 in bread. He predicted
that the valley OF the Connecticut
would be blasted by it, and become
as barren Al the old tobacco fields Of
Virginia and MARYLAND. .6
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.,-.rl. n. CONNELLY. Nj. D..
Tenders his professional services to the citi-
zens Of Red Wing and vicinity.
OrrIcE.-Corncr Of Bush and Plum street
up stairs.
Hon. z. klDwELL, NJ. g., Fairmont, Va.
Hon. J. L. DAWSON, NJ. c., Brownsville Pa,
Prot. r. d. MUrTER: Philadelphia: Pa;
Dr.J. c. COOPER, - Is
Drs. McLAxE 4 Block. Morgan:own. va,
DR.. a. Fl. CAxrBELL, Key West. Florida:
DR.. E. 5. GAINES. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Red Wing May %, 1857. ATT
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GOODHUE HOUSE.

L. F. HENDR!CKSON, Proprietor.
This new anil commodicus House is situated
on Plum street. Red Wing. 1t has been built
and furnished un6er the special supervision OF
the proprietor. all the rooms are we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
ing to got the worth Of their money arc res
pectfully invited to give HIM . call. and no
pains will be spared t." make comfortah "ll
those who may favor him with t. cir patronage.
In connection with the House is good stable.
AID we'll ofwatcr. Ostler always IN Attendance.
JANUARY md. 1850. l79t1.
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SERVED THE Fool R1GHr-1

SERVED THE Fool R1GHT.-Ffve
years since, q farmer in Illinois; not
withstanding all his neighbors insisted
he was playing the fool, set out on his
farm one thousand peach trexa, and
this season he was offered tel thous-
and dollars for the crop, which he
afterwards sold IL the lot for fourteen
thousand dollars. Any man. that
will raise fruit ought to be served 20