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.scse.,.llla, or Kings Evil,

Is a constitutional disease, q faint, or corrup
ton OF the blood, by which this fluil be-
comes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being il
the circulation, it pcrvades the whole BODY
and may burst out in disease on any part or Il
No organ is free from its attacks, nor is ther,
one which it may not destroy. The ecrofuloul
faint is variously caused by mercurial disease
low living, or disordered or unhealthy food
impure air, filth and filthy habits, tho de-
pressing vices, and, above all. by the vencrcal
infection. Whatever be Its origin, it is hcrcli-
tary In the constitution, descending from par
ents " to children unto the third and fourth
generation % indeed, it seems to be the rod
OF Him who says, II will visit the iuiauitiea
of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from tha
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; In the glands, swellings; land on
the surface eruptions or sores. This foul cor
suptton, which genders in the blood, deprcsses
the energies of life, 90 that scrofnlous constitr.
lions not>only suffer from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far lesa powey 70 with
stand the attacks of Other diseases: conse.
quently. vast numbers perish By disorder.
which, although not scrofllous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal BY this faint n ia
system. Most Of the consumption which ia
CLIMATES the human family has is origin directly
IN this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseased Of the liver, kidneys, brain.
ana, indeed. Of all the organs, arise from a.
are aggravated by the same cause.
one quarter OF Ill our people are sesofalor..
Their persons ere invaded By this lurking -
summation and their health i andery .ined =,
y. 10 cleanse it from the ayseer. - a, 80. y
!eaoyate the blood BY On alterat.ye med;e;n ,..s
md mvisorate it by healthy Srod mi .r..sss
such medicine we supn),: n - sAe1Sass'
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AYERS
r. H
compound Extract Of SarsaDarilla,

the most efteetaal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il is COM
olned from the most active remediab that have
been discovered for the expureation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
SYSTEM from it, destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other aHec-
tons which arise from it, such a. ERuPrIvn
aud SKIN DlsRAsEs, 81. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERrs1rRLAs. PIMPLEs, PUsrULEs.
BLorcHRs, BLA1Ns and BoIs, TUMoRs. TErrER
and SALT RHEUN. ScALD HEAD, RKGwOnM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILIrIc and MERCURIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYsPEFsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VrrIA-
TED ON IxPun1 BLOOD. The popular belief
in g inspsvity Of the blood" y founded in truth,
for scrofula 10 . degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this SaTsapa-
Tilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health i impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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-EOR CATTLE AND HOKsES.

EOR CATTLE AND HORSES.
This truly Great Remedy Half Is cent bottle d
S0anS lnsans Relief given In pint Of water rel
dom falls to horse Of Collie In few mnufes-in
trene cases repeat the dose In 10 minutes.
For Bruses, Strains sprAins and many other injuries
Horses Cattle, and other animals Sloans Instant Relief
ed 70 vtnes: the rapid cure effected BY the Of
defful medicine.
a. Get circulars Of AGENTS
- SLOAN'S OINTMENT!
For mldnes safety, certainty, thoroughnese sloan's
Oinmentb rapidly gnperceding al other Ontnents and
Lnments for the Of the following complaints Fresh
Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Cracked Heels Rinebone
Pole evil, Windg1lis Calus 6pavne, Sweeney, Fisula
Foundered feet Sand cracks Scratches Grease Mango
and Horse Distemper.
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration Of nsensble perspation Sloan Fe.
Antdote Condition Powder is certain Blood Purer
IN appetite and positive for coughs colds SID
plaint founder semper. and carries oG bolts worms
and may be given At any time and under all circumstances
with perfect safety.
VIII perfectly cure recent Founder in six eight days.
temper they will aay the fever and promote healthy
termination OF the disease. One powder and mast Of
bottle OF ointment, will In al cases. cure the Horn Distem.
per IN COW; two are sometimes required for OK.
Walter b. SlOan the original dicoverer Of this truly
valuable medicine still has the sole supervision Of fs
ufActure but orders should be to his son Oscar b.
Sloan, "a South Water Street, Chicago, Ill., Who viii
promptly supply the demand for these popular and truly
great medicines.
They sold by all dealers in Medicine Sold whole.
sale and retail At manufacturers prices Burlington BY
e. T. Gay, and retailed by all the other Druggists
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TINE PURPOSES or a FAMILY pHYslc

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
ind invigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As q consequence Of these
properties, the Invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility il astonished to find his
health or energy restored By . remedy 1t once 90
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaint /,
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named il
pleased to fa1nish gratis my American Almanac.
containing eert'fcates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Cosf;re-
ness, Hsa't5s0n, HeadacAe arising tros e;sovdsred
Sonaach, NoMsso. Lnd;gcstion, Pam IL and Morbid
Traction c tie Boscsls, F7atnleacy, Loss Of Apue-
f'fe, Jaasnsics, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body o. obstruction
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The suhscribef, living 16 miles north west u :
having determined 70 repsse TO California, 4
his Farm, consisting OF 3tn Acres-ls0 acres u.
vafion, timber Land and prairie fsansns-~nh ~
House and Barn, and large Orchard that bisl
Also. Farm Of IG0 acres, leo acres andr -
timber land and prairie joining, Niiha god -
with stables and orchard.
Also, Farm Of go acres, l69 acres gad6 II
with timber land convenient, with goad -
stables, and an orchard, &e.
Also, Farm Of 100 Acres, 100 under czfAzz
. frame house, stables and orchard.
Also, Farm Of loo acres, 50 acres undsr -
Also, Farm Of ~ Acres, 50 acres under tsrn
Also, Western Land 10 exchange for stock
The above described Farms. all bsins si,s
nvenie Mt to schools and churches, and vi J
tceatly reduced prices.
ersorparticulaEs inquire Il the sabscribtr, Essr.
CHE Evrnas.
mayl9-W6m WN. {. III
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TO THE FARMERS OF \
IMPROVE Y0TR WAS

LRPROTE YOF? WASTE LiyN
The undersigned have purchased the rissi 4
turing and using throughout the State u lssA
Emerson's PATENT DircHryG MACHINES, andn
ing number Of Machines MANUFACTURED
which will be ready for delivery about he lss
We are also now running one Of said maehnr
Of y. Harrison, six miles west Of the Guy
where the public are respectfully invited p =
pfccess and the results ii this imprcyerdA
confidently believed will work m entire rras
system Of farming in Iowa This Mashn< r.
simplicity and the cheapness and ensirt r.
management, with the fret that the cost ~
within the means VI almost any fsrnvr -
that the use " machine on any farm kssnF 80
Dat lands, will pay the cosa thsrscf In shy r.
season, Is proof Of lis being thu most ,aisA&
provem<nt ever offered 10 The farninT esssnn y
A. evidence Of what this Machine il caFsiE
he expense attending the same, We rrsEse'AE
to refer all persons 20 the following etrsnese ~
the prominent ciaixens al Des Mainrs telE
had = Opportunity " witnessing The Asshas
operation.
We, the undersigned, have exsmined ess
Emersons Patent Ditching Machines, ssess
derland 4 Bro, and believe u 10 ~ 49,, ~ =.
ment. We sas u n work, and ars aisasa -
be brought into general usr II VII GnS - -
81 . small expense. large amount a 49, - a
Whh II disclles can be dug at ~ espf1. -. M,
twenty cents per rod. As the difeh - ~. =
half Htre t~slnsr aha uyrfms,& nrx@ptpfd 10 " 49,
N fro.s /, ,,.rs,,,,s shs as,,r, n unarr arsssF
Dresentinr nnv ou,ward clstarBe 10 culsHatss,
m anv psre n ~ surfacr. VIII hrs &i1n
pen. ana nov hong We examined . sh1
wears 40 uDan NJ larrisans farm, siK na's :.
ilnrtnn ana sa,pa Il di.chsrxing water jaA
r. round drained by Il being perfectly a.!
rco{ ces,aIascr m, rsi.Iv.,ion - could b tsAr1
M rea.nn nv h .h,n..i mi continue 70 pefsn
tions far wear. ara h~li~ye purcAas<n u 49,
- a. ~ dia.h~. .anallv rood By fee hsn Y
Is Wcrkins thrm. D. G. WIGHIMsSs@
A. W. CARrAAsss
JANEs v. GRIMM
q. DUNHAM, -
WI. C0OLbAtss'
&& re. LArMM,
p. n. McLAKN
The undersigned. Farmers q Des lanss -
Nsrcss 4 rn,eysen Ana nov ussa md sssss ~
iana Rro ~ nn,,,r,eon. Iowa, Nv hssne
-EA -. .S.s. n. ~, -. ~ desrx 70 - -
II sh.t N c.n.,s mo h.ye RECOMMENDED y
6eco.ne a shr greatest possible b<nefli 70 -
100 N.~hSns are e<yth
san.,,lns ssr ~ and . iAr - ve hsst -
l~sSn she sa,ns - besn The case M e,hes - =
- .r.Al~sl y. - reclaim n IN inaEnIh
....r,i...,s IA a..r nr.s : hieh had previously 80
sillablr Ana vcrsr than useless, snd Nnru
- - ~..~.s TIN VhNa -
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= Or. JOHN Bull,a
KING on PAIN KIII,RRQ

~ A!dE1lCAN REMEDY. -.
esrcr - -, ssal Ard speedy euss 81 CH0LRR "
.Lss.L MORRUs, RuFm1f xT1a1s'
vO4. how'll CONPLAIlgT1 nYSpr1.
80, suMltBR cOllPLAIgT1 cnHsne
$500 S--,C, sslRE& CUTS, BURMA a01LnS
acur CAMBRIA f1UMORa ~ ~
~ NY seI T0OTHACHR. ~ ~ 1.A...S
60 - seoys lsspesaa5eas en- - rrSsuli,a
VIA -. - - 80 Assal o. 1Ssf.
- ~ only y Q. =. squaree ! d. ast .s4
$500 III. 06v. sfss# 1sss a#aF sF8s#.- 4
Ms0aAA n1gAa1, w NJ
49, s9Drsga EsIdissS Tolss Tseev ~, sn 4.
jans 1e-1SleM;1yw - - 4 -.
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A RIDlcrLous SCENK.-When the Py,~~ !,
Wales was about comforting the hop-- ;s %
hood on the Speaker Of the an.d;sn n p's,;'
ment that officer ridculeasl, went on both ARIA
s ana sat open the tight white leggins with ~
stral, Rising and backing out ia his e..saso a%
No. oa upon DIS long gown, and SslA backward
Of toadyisn. -" S''e'>' eN"'o'''on
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& Isssx = Il vs. -. ss zk
IT.. ae14 slxtseA ysars u -, uoEs -.
Its1ea ~ ro~oE = unn - = oalooa q - VI
Itn1ey o. NefsinoG 0eroeA IL 1ea3sr q -
Irafss On Intelligent md very pssely oirl, aa1sd
that good lawyer b eent fos, saying 80 hea
plenty cfmcncy - pay ~ 6ess q oo1R1ol H.
names Of several legal gentleusn wogo mootioa-
ed, and am00g otherD ehat q IN oml1eas cst1li
nal lawyer who resides In ano4hsr eounty, bat
has IN once IN Boston. Ghe . once satd shs
did not want him; - she knew hin. 1his -
ssacted the curiosity Of Tie oAesr - uho9 sae
had made The REQUEST and b tnssaesesd anqaa-
RES about her, and learned eaAs ne elrl - an
orphan, and the lawyer wnOm me aaa no. .ens
| 70 re, her guardiaa, having charge q consider
able property belonging = her - another city.
She ran away few wceks agos ana nef wnere-
abouss Up 70 that time was noe knewn. 1he
came direct TO this CITY, and has ffoqueneed
haunts 81 vice q me west End.
She vas taken before the Police Court, con-
viceed Ct the robbery, and sentenced to ne
upon learning something Of her history. tho
Court reversed her sentence, and the case vas
continued, in order that plans may be adopted
with view Of rescuinr her from life Of vice.
Boston Traveller,
------s-
"a Coon OMku."-Under this caption We stat
ed in last weeks Herald-"We understand that
Of the one hundred clergymen belonging TO the
Iowa Conference, and nOu In attendance ON its
annual session in this place, there Z not single
DOuglasite among them al" We had reason to
believe at the time We wrote the item that It was
strictly true We have learned aimee that the
statement excited some attention. and that q
pretty thorough canvassing resulted in showing
or four, possibly Eve, with Douglas proclivities.
We arc willing to put il ct the largest number
and allow to the Douglasites fse, while nisayfs
60 for Lincoln and Hamlin- II this il cheering
TO the hearts Of our Douglas friends We hope they
will make the most Of i. We think the ''omen'
pretty good one, still .s.sl,s44
| xoRE or THE SANE SoRr.-At the same time
Of the session Of the n E. Conference, the Iowa
| Synod Of the United Presbyterian Church met at
this place. Some thirty or forty ministers OF that
denomination we're present, and We are informed
by persons who ought to, and who doubtless 90,
know, there Is not single one among them WAC
has even the ocentOf UOuglAelsm On MS gaescnss.
Including those Of this place and vicinity, tnesc
we're probably not less than one nundFed aga NJ
~ Ministers OF the Gospel ~ TINS cty ,ass week,
and among them All, 't y saIe 70 say snere were
not . A0et dozen douglas men. ~ occurs W W.
that this Is emphatacaliy . good omen o'n'
ers think dinerentiv, We sneii hos 0'sturp s"e'''
in the enjoyment OIL their opinions. =,
TUSCALOOSA herald.
Il ~
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100000 ssM a1 I'VE

The subscriber Oilers for sale. on the vacant ~
the McCutcheon House, on Columbia SIRED, w
rtor Shingles. A better arririe cannot be puun
market. Price 80 cent? per ". less than ~ ~
Enquire q the Mccuicheon House.
fpnA Ih.uNn4 r.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Gil. STARKER CO..
!. No. 81 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iswa,
NO nave Tor long term OF been doing wholesale
and retail Grocery Business would announce the Farm.
err who making this place their market thu. they have
In connection with their existing Store started gen.
they invite all to give them call [aug27 ~ :,
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BAD PRosPEcr.-In Racine, Wis, the other
day, well known Emerald Islander, who is al
ways on hand at caucuses in the Fourth Ward,
hailed an exA Mayor in this wise:
'Arrah, George, we've got 'em this timc.'
Got who ? anxiously enquired his Honor.
The 'Publicans, the mayer worshippers to be
shure. Eight years ago we bate 'em wild Pierce,
then agin we bate 'em wild Oald Buck, both times
single handed: and now to-day haven't we got
TWO OF the strongest min in theparty afther emf
Och, SHIRE ,ceV gi,e emh--l this time, wild Doug.
las and Breckinridge.'
George looked Disguised
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Hroa u Marion couasy lspahllasa., p
p4sars Ssass-se Rlaxs 80 Oesns .

Hron u Marion couasy asp~h,,a..., a
s's''-si .. sssy' - as~. q
.sones der. uss -. ~ ~ ..... .,...l
Ana NJ p'ayd gAne Il hsaes u 4s
Ma. EDlroa:-A few days
" sheriff" Of Marion 49,
town, and r. :. S go the "high !"
Of h'- ~Junty came over 70 our
.svlve the dropping spirits Of some
80. political friends, made great blow about
the election of " Douglas" offering to bet on
his election, OF to cell hs horse and take the pay
when Douglas" was elected President.
After his having let On considerable amount of
gas, Repahlican pseseat told him hs would take
that "hoss" II be would cell him at . fair price.
The Squire said he would not sen him for
less than two hundred dollars, The horse being
worth about one hundsed dollars in cash. But
The Republican told him to write the note, and
he would sign it cad give security besides. The
esquire" then prcceeded % write the note
himself, copy Of which yin give verbatim, ct
Gtevafim
I'VE or eithev 81 - sss here by bound unto
jonathan Jones fos ~ payment of two hundred
Dollafa 49, anoane Il due him % sOou As IL 10
aecertaaned t42s eeephen a Douglass IL Elected
sIsssadsase = - saiesd ssaass for Value re-.
(Ha9nsd) Josu D. BxDxIl,
Joan & RAKxR.
49, h.siag - Tie note. ~ Squire pro-
eesdso 70 u esahls - deliver - III kcrss, He
gave ~ hsidie rsins mo - hands Of The Be.
spaaaAas - AeA - . ~ halter. and returned
- nsss: sayiag, ~ bsnsvs 1ont hss !; I nsyes
pes on etectoas; do0B tAink betslaR d rieht :
1he sQare immediaieiy nouutAa his Rvsi
.aass, sod, lks Don Qefzn1e alles ~ haa fcs,xhi
essas Z - - .all.s s.a.ssa - :. 1881
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s.s r. -. y. e. Xyss q, u Esos1. (aya1 b.1.a.
- IN, Ae1s Cars - Chessy 49, ~ 49,
HON. THOMAS FRENCH.
II ~ zsysyv Sws'asss.. -.
A HON. JAMES COOK,
a4 srs Asywg kSsssR
HON. ALVIN BEARD.
sA 7 1sysr n yssass, ~. /.
s HON. n. W. HARRINGTON. sss
IA E Afyov y lnssaasaw. ~
II HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
@ AssDv y Ossssvs, ~
NJ HON. a, II. BULLOCK, y
Asys~4 v Kssas~. -
HON. NATHL sIIsBEE.
ts.l III 4 .kssor Y Ssiss. No.
HON. r. W. LINCOLN,
..s Msyov n Desse~. Asss
Al HON. WIN. N. RODMAN,
Asyer n Rsstssscs. ~
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE.
- n ~ a8Fts
AsS~ n Norssaa. cbs~
HON.. J. N. HARRIS,
Aayor n Gss LesdOs. oD~s
CHAS. g RODlER,
Mayor u Aeaarsal. or
HON. D. r. TIEMANN,
HAif 2 Mayor u Nse Yort Ot'y
n. MONASTERY,
Mayor n Ha'sssos. Y
ADAM WILSON,
I. III. sa Aayer ~ 1sr0aso. "
HON. r. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor u 0iaei.aast, Oato
HON. j. H CRAWFORD,
Mayor n xosi.vtas, ~
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor er Lyors, zsseo
JAMES McFEETERs,
Aay~.ef Bos0masvige, CIV
HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
Mrsorcr Asgssaa, ~
HON HENRY COOPER, il.
Adyov@ lsae0sR, n
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
Mayor n Esedsrioksos, "a
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of Nss0 Bedford, xa0
HON. J. C. BLAISDELL,
Mayor Of Esu Riesr, Mas
HON. W. II. CRANSTON,
Aayoref 1ssepors, RI
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor Of Galsna, IK
HON. JAMES HODGDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, ks,ea
HON. THOS CRUTCHFIELD,
Kayor Of Caaaanoooa. 1ssn
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Nayoyef T.scaloosa, Als
HON. R. D. BAUGH, ne
Mayo, :, s.~paS. r~~
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor n Ku.easkss. W.
HON. W. VAUGHN,
@ Mayor Il Rsciae, vi
HON. A. FARR,
Xayor 81 Kenosas. Wa
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs,
Nayorer chicago, ~
HON. NJ. J. A. HEATH,
Mayor q Ss,ma. Ala
HON. A. }. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala
HON. W. 8. HOLYBAD,
Mayor Of Co'sm5ss Ga
HON. A: U. HARRY,
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
HON. JAMES SAWIN,
Mayor Of baltimore
HON. E. F. MANY,
Mayor Of Washington
HON. RUFUS LETCHER,
Nayor Of Richmond.
Certify tina. the resident druggists have assured the
Certify that the resident druggists have assured the
Certify that the resident druggists have assured the
Certify that the resident druggists have assured the
Certify that the resident druggists have assured the
Certify that the resident druggists have assured the
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DENTISTS.

EXTRACTING TEETH WITHs
IL OUT PAIN.
Thess In need Of Dental services w tin and q ~
ID Sand on Jenersen Street. over Harpers shse sters-
where prepared do al kinda Of work In line.
Teeth Gold and Silver Plate; also Cheoplaaic Pro-
The natural teeth allied 70 preserve e beauty and
kaep them from further decay. &
Work done low 70 sut hard times, and Warranted.
/ Ian z. lS60-dWQ. II. BAILEY. D. ID. D.
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A HEAVY WAGER.-The Newark IN. J) Ad.
vertiser says:
1--WE learn that a wager of II 900 was made
and the money deposited, in this city yesterday,
between wellknown Breckinridgc man of this
city and prominent Douglas politician of Belle
ney that Mr.. Lincoln ,cosl,dJc elected He says he
is opposed to Mr.. Lincoln, and shall vote against
him; but as he bets to ria, he has staked the
money on Mr. Lincoln's success"
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6aP0ni1, genuine, Tor ale 9 mAnnfActuF
- - PIX I KELLOGG
apr8-bply d. Louis. No
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YARNS FOR SALE.

D. REnicK, General Western Agent 9. D
Oct-wtf
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jan11-bptf Gen. Aren, G. n N
EFITY MILES STAGING Nh

DuRLNcros AND sissoen Rrvra nan rc
Ncc Open to Oftsmra 50 NRes fsv1ae VS.
other Railroad IN Esca.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09

sensation Of relief when the vote was announced
vas indescribasle. 1T was sweeter than honey and
scker than the oil that ran down Aaron's beard
There were no noisy demOnstratiOns--the sensa-
ton was too acute TO find relief in that directioni
but there we're some cordial grasps of the hand
among Republicans. The ptiall had been SO
adroitly prepared and carefully hidden from sight
that the tumble into it took every by surprise
aud species of panic for time prevailed in our
amazed and disordered ranks.
g Since writing the foregoing, have heard re-
port that Secretary Floyd says that flfy thousand
collars will be most willingly paid for one more
vote. IF this be true-and my Information comes
from Democratic sOurccs--it would indicate that
the three hold-outs (Allen, Davis and Holman
row. 1t will still take one m)rc vote 10 elect him
and / have not the least doubt but $50 900, Of
twice that sum, would be paid to any Republican
who will furnish it. No idea can be formed b,
your readers of the desperation of the Dsnionists
They regard the election ofa Republican Speakel
as paving the way to the election of Republican
President. IL they can defeat Us on Speaker they
, think similar luck will follow them for President
Before this letter reaches you the contest vii
have probably terminated, and it is useless to ven
ture prognostication as to which candidate will win
But this much will risk predicting; if the Repub
licans march up in solid phalanx to the support o
Gov. Pennington, he will be soon elected. Th
whole population of the city will strive to gail
access to the galleries to morrow. Large delega
tions have arrived frem Baltimore, Philadelphi
and Richmond to witness as they suppose the las
scene in this absorbing, exciting drama.
CHIcAGo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
WHOLE NO. lie.

Sabbath while he was attending to the
duties of teacher in a Sabbath School
The advice was acted upon. Day after
day the husband saw, or imagined he
saw evidences of faithlessness, IF not dis
honor. Last Sunday he determined 20
adopt more certain means to convince
himself as to the truth OF his suspitions.-
He started for church, while his wife,
pleading indisposaion. remained at home.
Instead of going to church, however. he
concealed himself in cony ,nient place.
and had torwait but short time ere his
worst fears became realized. and he nerved
himself with fra purpose to- learn the
worst. Aman entered, who was warmly
welcomed by the lady, and together they
entered what should be the sanctuary of
virtuons wife. They were surprised there
by the indignant husband. But who shall
picture his astonishment and anguish at
beholding, not the one whom be suspected,
but an old friend of his, who had long
partaken of his hospitality and his con-
fidencc, tralnplel upon his honor, and
planted deep into his heart poisonous
barb that time nor tears can eradicate?
Bowed down with grief and remorse.
the unhappy woman confessed everything.
Confessed that the first named person had
dishonored her eighteen months ago, and
that at a later period the other, also, had
adde to her disgrace. He stoutly denied
it; alleged that he had tlihed with her, and
admitted that playful correspondence had
been carried on-but that criminality was
far removed from his intentions.
However that may be, it is not our prov
ince to discuss. For the sake of his fam
lily we hope he speaks the truth.
We are informed that at the instigation
of the husband, the lady subscribed to q
confession of the facts in the case, and that
she has been sent to her friends in the east,
while the husband Immediately set about
the preliminaries of divorce. Chicago
Herald.