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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

will recent contempt OF the wisny .washy
con and lovesick nonsense contained in
, the the Book"
On But it lent the right kind Of read
er to ing to do people gopa,' objected Aunt
her Edith. .'''
rr to { il makes them repent OF past
y, in wrongs, and rrsolyc to do heticr in
ullar future. it does good said William.
the But find great dcnl here that |
had not expected To find. So iar,
And there are no lUv,sick stories. and Il
ye great deal QI :plid. thoughtful, in
, let stuctiyc reading. There is y part
Dney here that the tditrrss. Mrs Hale.
she calls The Treasury IN which are
and some, Choice old things. And hero
10 an admirable article on the Arts
llyl Of Design. and their Influence an the
'anlc Mechanic Arts Of this Country
Sit which father will read with inrerrst
aud profit. am sure ! didn't rx-
dy's prct !" iind such IL lmpeT here
And ST. WILLIAM went on reversing
!, in his opinion given 10 advance, and
not founded npon mere prejudice, for
lper abont an hour. During the after.
mere noon Lilly had en- opportunity to
for read the Book" when she paid her
compliments to Mrs. Neal and to
low, Mrs. Hsle.
When Lilly camo into the parlor
girl after tea, she found Uncle John, close
atu- to the light, bending over the Lady's
Book. For an hour he continued
the reading, and then taking of his spec
ing tacles, and leaning back in his chair,
% said
W. We'll There really are some ex
Il. l 'el!ent things here. This paper on
" the The Old English Esaaysts' is capi.
In issued w.. t4,,cand Ideas Picked mp on the Sea
d la action will are Rll OF thought. just lis
March, 1891 at his.'
Jan. 81, 1sOl,-sw. "lo John replaced his spec.
lance WLi, snng the Book, read
TOTUCE is hereby given tld'S Oh which 'ne eye
\ ministrator Of the estate Z or on which his
ceased has filed IN the Probate mono AZ. mona
spec lion aud fnl settlement, al, the RUNS NJ
me will bc passed upon on the Sth da. ,hry2 Nor
"ry Isdl, b.. l.. u;W1 "e) N"'
JAN JAN. 7.-gu. P,sS JudS plo"ghs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

O7 Money, coal, flour, pork, or
anything wehave to buy will be thank
fully received ON subscription at this
Office. Come, friends, We have al,
ready expended over $50 in publish
ing the Democrat, and have received
on subscription only S5 inpassmQoth
Some OF you can certainly pay Us
some.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
Road Notice.

MOTT CE is hereby given that there will be a
~ Petition presented to the Commissioners oi
Vinton Cnuntv Ohio. q: their March Session
Prn,inp for the establishment of county X. ad,
Commencing in the county road leading from
Frederick llerderson's to lIumden, at the North
West corner OF the land owned dhySamuel A. Wa
terhouse in Section 50 in Richard Township
Vinton County Ohio, thence a South West direc-
tion the nearest and best Point to intcrsect tho
Alleusville and jackson road at or near the Gin
ciuati Furnace aud there 10 end. end.,
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 4tbs, al 4w. nO24.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
Fhe Crisis.

Col. Samuel Medary, the old veter.
an in the cause OF Democratic meas
ures, one OF the most talented editors
in tho United State, the unAinching
friend and advocate OF the laboring
masses Of his countrymen, the steAd.
fast friend of the Union and of the
Constitution, has started a new paper
at Columbus, called the "CrisiS," at
50 per alnum in advance. Our
friends that can do SO, can not do us
greater favor than to subscribe. You
will fnd the Crisis more interesting
and beneficial than the city papers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr the Nay
uApurAcrunrv position, mol
~, i..I. i and excellence,
gnarnlatfullsls daintily balanced
PITT Tsher.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
LEGAL NOiiCc.

BENJAMIN Cozud. Administrator In Probate
of The estate OF John Cuzad decd Courtof Vim
against Ton count!
Job Cozud ct uls. ONO
no CHARGES Sperry whose place otre,idence :
unrnown: You are hereby n1>i fled that the
undersigned has this day flied in saul PROBATE
Cnrrf n ue,ition against youund others prayir =
ror the ,ale OF the following land Sanl tenement
belonging bel mo @ to the estate of Jof 'ozd oo of
said Vinton County deceased, to pay the debts
of said estate, to- witt The East hatof South east
quarter Of Southeast quarter OF Section No. 3,
and the South west quarter Of Sonth- west guar
ter of Section No. ., Township No. Q, of Range
No. IS, in said Vinton County. and that the DOW,
or of tbo widow may be assigned therein. Said
petition will be for bearing on tho lst day Of
March, A. D. 1851. BENJAMIN C0zADS7
Adm's of the cstate OF John Cozad, diseased.
HAMILTON, Atty for Petitioner.
january "a, l56l-244w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
CHANGE OF TINE.
SCIOTO AND HOOKING VALLEY
RAlLR 0 A d.
Is "a Il % ~. / ssSsa:55!i
Iyinfer Arrangements

Winter Arrangements
ONand after Monday, November 26, lsGc trains
" will runs as follows:
GoING NoRTm-Mai Train leaves Portsmouth
at 700 A. NJ; arrives at lIumdcn NJ 100 r Il;
making close connection with through tam: Oh
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad inr all points
East and West accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at 1870 p "; arrives at Hamdcn at D;
~ PM.
GoIyo Accommodation Train leaves
Uardon utg.l5 A M:arrives ut Portsmouth m
lO:4n AN. Mail Train leaves llamdcn at 3;4d
pm: arrives at Portsmouth 7:ljPM.
Through Ticket, for Marietta" Chillico' ne
cincinnati and columbus can hcprocurcdat at Tho
Ticket Otcc, ut reduced rates.
J. ". Web, Receiver.
Dec. 20 l66o.-tfo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
Women Of New York;

OR,
FEMALE CHARAC CrERS IN THE CITY.
A curious New Book, by MARIE LOUISE HAN
KIys. EditreSs ofthe Family Newspaper
Full age PORTRAITS and SKETcnEs Of Thirty
Six LIvING WOMEN. u" Spiritual Mediums
shop Girls, Lap Dogs Mothers, Female Philan-
thropists Little Hnnchhack. Dnshing Wild
rws. Sorrowing Mothers opera Singers. Female
Vagrauts Periurc, Brides, Man lIatcrS, Disown-
ed ID lugh,ers Old P dlar Women. Female WTi-
tvr,, True Women, Fa.cinariug Ladies' MccIan
itS' Wives, Theatre Girls. Outca>t Wives. Board
ing knLsc Keepers. Ladies' Il Fortune lager.
l,ier G.r~. Fortune rrllcrs. Women IN Back
%,nhdeucc Woulcn bogus Lrlics. Perfect bl-
ill.,, Broken h,urlyd Women. CcrgynenS
Viyc. Old Mem Drlimgs. Widows paugh
cr,. F~malr Adventure Conf tiiential !er
mons &c g..
@- PRICE one DOLLAR. Elegantly
Bound in Fancy Cloth; : Sent hy mail. post- paid
p '-iatiop of''c Osprs' sent Gratis.
laughing in spite OF hesOss, --..-
William flushed the story.
It's the kihd OF nonsense that tells
home, though, where it is meant to
hit replied William, forgetting bis
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
Ct @au|, aHinneioto, 9amifoe, oen 1e, apars 1861

@err .... -. " Sbr
Mbpnnement fQr bic Min11.
Thanksgiving 1T nit Nrp.
-. be6 ten Sabr9a11g8
ab0elaufen. -a >.:. IT,
SIRE &iifltdnbe betrQget1
S Sbne Mn5ablung
fQna Sbnen Bic Staat85eit<
1119 nt6t :ferner 3u9elenbet
1per6en. Die @rpebttipn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
Mi1tlleIpta<6au8,

Nan!ato, Gde ppn Jront3 u1,b NIuu1 6trose
20 -,H?r as4 Slemen6 Rrpn. sr5s .,s. RI;
Yer nnter5eihnete lenft biermit ereebeuft Bic
Autmertlamteit pes 9pubiitum auf ieim tpoblein-
eeri9tetes @afbaus gum d: ~, - 81,
st, ss Minnelota<6aus, a54 sba
nel9eS III 8e3ug auf {.ine in1ere Musfattuno.
Yre,le unb Btbienune feinem Gbnli4en Gtabliils:
ment i'm NprbpeRen ina9febt. ii g5le'.ss.
sa m'rN hssanAera Aatssts e9rflfnffff
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
Sdrbe,t=Gt tth=6ptel.

ede per Nierten uno Minnelota<@tra6e,
--s& :E@ VI ct. paut Minn. ..:... +: ..-s :.s.
unter5ei9neter enpfeblt bisrmit benz perebrten
oeufl9en Yublitum in unb auBer Minne1pta fein
neu eronnetea, bfauem unb gut cinaerittetes ao0-
gans. 9elesentlidb uurfebrenbe ME bier an5Gsioe
9aite rnosn il. rteinem 5auie sute gtpirtbuno
CUR @ Seten Sefr'eet9un9 auer eeretten Mnlpri1l6e.
Ntit Jnbrwerfen Meilenpe n,vaen beber.;osn
'oB |!9 es'm 9auIe quite Staaune tefnbet.
ITO --.- ----------- y hn 6 d Il em-:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
~. gonfortablea oeutl9es
~ d IT. nn6s 6 . It aus
gum gOft1;uefptn=ShnI.

6ort : Strobe nabe benz @lodenbous.
Oer untsT3eid,nete erlautt li@ bterntit, bic Muf-
mertlanttett bes einbeimil9en uno ousp9rtioeu
peatlgen Yubltsum5 auf leiu nett uno beouen,
s'l9srsdtetes GAIT unb &onbaus ~ Ieufen.
Sn oem1e'bei1 llnbet ber trertbe Gait bic olIer-
lrennoltdlte unb billieite 8ebienuua. reiulidbee
Sosta, quite aelt, furs MQes, mas in einer anifau
o'gen SStrtbf9a1t teanlpruebt tperben fam.
quite Sta|uns befnoet lldb ebenfaas bei,n 6au5e.
Nas Streten ees llnteYeigneten 1T bic Mrer>
tsnnung psrer> bic i'm beebren.
Ibepbpr 6nmm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
@b1c1gD &a9erbter= =@1lpn
Dpn
Gpbn Gb. 8echt.

eGe Der 8albin9tpnz II. Dritten Ctr.
St. pauL Minn.
DEM 9eebrten Yublifum sic eroeben0e Mn,p;o.
Dap i Son nun ab ftets bereit bin. n,einen ,ner.
tgsn. 9dlsen NIT allen @prteu Gbwaoreu. ais
S9'nten unb 3unse> S9peisrr unb Qin,buroer
Nale> Sarolne5unp 1!tarinirten 5aruaeu u. alien
@rten 9Surlten tit nteinem @alon auf,uwarten.
1afTee auf geriangen. ''>"'@'''"'
9es9leiden balte i1 ltets sprrdtbia: Mue @or-
ten Tene S'queure> sor3ii9li9e Giaarren unb
Sslte6 2a9erbier.
% 0me1nf= Is ii BE itets an 9anb.
Spbn ST. Bedbt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

sloenten Der ~Wfinn. Staats5ettune.
Wtnnelp lpta.
Saainos uup Dafpta O.. 9err 5er,p9.
Stem ~lllm uup Brown County ST. Tprfer,
O.. Veter unp glicplet @ty QB- @4immel,
C5t, Intbpny u. Mnniaprlis> Ortb u. &noblau@,
Carver ct. Rult,
Manfatp 6:rr ptaIt.
6tiQ pater unp lDalbingon @tY 81. @9effer,
gDinpna uuo Dinona GtY Or. Slider.
8eucpain 5srr 1rans =. 9eyeeriteot::
6arbault, Rics g., 5err @pttfrisb 5ledenltein.
9iews1rier Derr guaen 2bstn.
Neaps Sanping, 8. Duerrs.
Hep Dins Ssrr Sobn 6riscri4'
Watalbam, @eors Subsr.
Ga @rone, Serr Sell.~ ~
Buffalo 9itY, Wtsc. 9r. Stuttler.
15ouutaiu City, gBi5e. Or. @pubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
peueuebere = Saloon,

aEa} pellepebere = Saloon,
5'0'19en QSalbinstpn- uno Tranfliu @tros,
ct paul, ~-- Ninneluta.
Otsier @alpn 1T auf bas Moternfe einoer{d- .
tet l1efert edte @eranfe> bat itets cine 9hIstoh,
spn ansnartigen .3eituneen auiieoen ub % oereobrt
oen (9a1tfn oas praGtppac pauoranta pou Nlu6
unn Bergen. WV o'Ae
%. 0dbrteIfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
9tprtb=QSeffer1t=Sotel.

9tprtb=9 Sefter,,=&ptel.
@de Der Nobert~ unp 6Inften @traBen
~.: st. Yaul, Minn. .
9teles 99aumise, nit Iuftisen 3immern tppbl.
oet!sDene u1o IN 1eoer Be3iebune eomfcrtab.l ein>
Sst'y,'te neae 1alt- nnb aobans, 1T hermit ter
s'os' 90 ''' :p"0l'tume u eeltens empfcblen BON
20 ~. e.-.: Sui. @rpB, Giaentbimer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
9teae eleAante Gejfauratipn

@eeae ele9d1tfe 9te1tdurQftpn
i'm 2tbendunt
dc Der @r9anee unb pine 5traae.
D1sleS nen ein8eridtete @abliGemeut ift bier
n!1t Ge'n serebrteH eeutl9en Yutlitum be(iens em-
Sammtlide 94rten falter @peilen (inb ftets ~
eaben> bebglei9en pprtrefli9eS Qaoerbier rnh ofi.
1'attsen @etrdnfe in spr3tsli9er 6ualitGt. WV
s. HR . ~ -, a..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

q. S 6. .. 9ilfillan,
Npppfaten unp &e9t8>Mnwalte,
empreblen V9 ibren perebrten beutl4sn Mitbir-
germ ais Nebtsbeiitanbe unb ir'S Bellnbere CUR
Musfertieuns Don llrfunbeu &c.
Offtee: lleber 2ittle's 8u9>2aben, Drttte
Sotrn6p CT S)nnI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
81 ! - Nfaf'S !-s5jj1'~,
ri. .0,!5.erl11a11to<@Du1e, 9 er

j. ~ : 1aa Wtantatp, Minn. ,~ra .s-
Dsr unter3ei9nete empfeblt feiu neu.s. auf
eas Sequemite einetribtete 5aus. @eiitnbe I'm,
oen ea einaelne 3immer unb autrn beutid.n Slid.
@ad9 1ar @taQe 1T auf, bas BeRe geluret.
'.-fE7'S- Mfn IS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
CHARLES $enr9,
6eutI9er Trteben6rt6ter,
ct. MntbpnN Mtnn.
Sbere @tatt.
Guliu8 6epr0ii,

Juliu8 6eoreii,
1ffentli9e1 Nptar,
&de bet @ablbatp- unb 6ten @trabe, 9e9eniib.r
ber fran3Dl. tatb. STRIDE,
Mnfertisuns uno 8eslaubisune Don seri4tli4eu
Opfumenten unb llrfunpen, ais: Raufbriefen>
9Ypptbefen (DeebS unb Mortga9eS), Mtetbs-
uno Gel9afts- Gontratten, Ietamenten, gpa-
mabten fir has Snlanb unb Deuti9anb, ippie
3ur Beloreune aller in bas Nptarfa9 einl4lasen-
ben @eIbdfte. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
-- &beo60r 3 a M
nc t II ne ptQ<
0'n M. Netteieier,

00H St. Noftote1er,
ede Der 6uuften unp @abalbamz@trabe,
3wiidben pem Gourt-5aus unb 6. a,o,> SfGc,
anT' 9fsue elnseriGtet u,,b ypllfdnbio in oilen
oEenebfn aus9sitattet> einl9leblib Der
belten Sprten W I ne unb 2if5re
fir Die 8or.
; Nte &afel 1T unuaterbrp9en serleben nit alien
NelifatiiIeu ber Gailon. ~'@'"
Nop per gSode $500, per Sag rs @ts. Gin
anSftensner aafta 81 at5as bs'piaist fir DieieniBtn,
'us;sve eloe Ho ogne Nrsts tpilul9en. - Tliute
60rmer fnben ba a1lte @tailunnen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
0epra @r,tbet

0epra @r,tber,
&a9erbier = SQlpn,
g'sGts Strabe, bintsr benz rgBinsluu< 9aule.@
Jece1 Mcraen spn go ubr Qund
"come il faut''
..,s.... ~! - @f., UduI -- -..."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
Die ]Ilinne(ota StaatS6eitun9

Die ]1linne|ota Staots5eitun9
Gde Der Oritten unp Waba ~"
StraBe sine &reppe bo9,
>rlheint wD9entltb unp tofet 3m ct Doll.
ptr Sabr> in &prauSbe5abluns.
Giuae'ne Nummrrn fofen Sents.
8coin9unecn.
4tpnuiren fann mar su ir9euo elmer 3ett bes
S1bres; ppd fInnen bic benz Announcement ppran<
aebenceu Mumn1ern ni9t na9se(anbt treroen.
Der 5ublertrtions- -Betras tann TT Noten IT.
aeuo eiucr suten Sanf einsei4idt mereen.
WP Heun Gelp 1T reeiltrirten BrleTen Ser<
pren aebt, trasen mir beu Gerlu{t; bod n'9t tn
unreaitrirtsn Brieten.
Aae Nlittbsilunsen> Weloer u. I. ~. (lno gu
aeorelllren: ,,,r,
Mcutbcr s. GTel, Yubli1bers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

Simpntpn s Mfa1mro8,
9eut16e M6ppfaten,
Drttte StraBe,
9eeenuber ber Bant ber 9erren S. II. g. @iQiuS,
ct. pauL Minne1pta.
s. %. Simpntpn Oscar Walmrp6.
prattisiren in a(len Staats- -@eri9ten unb in
benz Scr, Staten y0erid6t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

Carl NaiiaDant,
Dffentlt9er Nptar>
beiuret bic Iusfertisuns nnb Beslaubisuns aQer
geri9ti9en Doturaente.
Be1 1onbere Mufmertlan,feit tpirp benz Na@I4la-
gen unb Mufiu9en Don BefBtiteln sewiemet.
Sftce in Der Gam Office Der 9erren S. unb
s. .. GilfQan> 3. @trabe, uber Qittle's Bu9-
Stpre
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
.M'[r. 1l:3;S.
@altbdul Ter -aHtH6 @Qlpn8,
2nrembnr8er 6uf, 80 '.-4@
(3a1t< 1trD BpQrbinobQu8,

o eouis Siifau,
Vrantln'trabe> 5tpil9en Der 4ten unb Stem @h..
ct. paul Minneiota.
9ute StaQungen Fno bei'm 5auie. ~
uno Stem sl1ln1. ~''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

$ptel 6aber,
Uortz Stra &c. se9eniiber Der alien
MISUNDERSTANDING.
uater3se6aster empFeblt biermit ftinen alttu
Sfsaneen 81 tn ;Mlnnelota nn0 eem publitum i'm
1Nasen'e'nen lein neuerS6netea beqnein uub tpobu~
LID 6e'ta,seri9tetss @ai= nnb Gufbaus. :"
We1eg!eutdce g! oerfebrente> wie bier anidlnae
mertgs n';t[ Safe fasen in meinen. 5auie quite 8e-
lprii1e. ' e''''9''" W.
Cute @tatluno te6ncet d9 tei'm eoule.
paul Taber.
Wftl>pautte &a9erbier<@QQe,
Ste StroBe, slpii9en Babalbam u. @ipar,
Nooed u. Saufe.
Ster fets srm tejten i'm Marft.
Salte @peiien ieber Mrt unb alle feiu.
gSarms G5e1raufe ua9 ber Nesel Der Stunt.
@IeS, mas eas 9ers tesebrt pirb eemabrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER e. Excl;
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-16
M6breKet1.

5pbu 9. @anbprn. Gbarle6 6. Qunb.
&aubprn S. 2,1nb,
Mbppfatem II unb st E 6 to-
Mnmdlte, ...: I'D
ct. Yaul> Minneiuta.
Vrattisireu III alien @taats> @eri9ten unb in
bcnt Ber- @taaten Difrift< @ert1t.
Jafob ~ niger,
Deut19er MoDpfat yfptar & 2anpzM9ert.
Sfiee: 5aswarbs>8lpd, Ste @trabe>
ct. paul, Minn.
, 1861-01-24
pIIGET SOUND HERALD.
iii sTErhAcooM. W. T."
whufsday Evening. Jan. "a, 1851
1-TTn NEW REPUBLI0s..

.Tbs Cleveland Plaindedler thus maps out five
nav Republics, and gives some account of their
.t.nles: fslzgo1q .IDGOEG 2hN1
RrpunL,c No. IA Southern Republic, with
II, tha slave States, save Delaware and Missouri,
tha after in fact and feeling being Western
Stste. and will soon be as free as Ohio, with New
'Wexico and the Indian Territory. .l =.
The staple production Of this Republic would
be cotton, tobacco, sugar and niggers. -g,fnI
REPUBLIC No. IA Western Republic, in
Guiding the seven Northwestern States, Mis-.
souri. Kansas and Nebraska.
The productions Of this Republic would be
wheat, corn, beef, pork, potatoes and Popular
Sovereignty. =
RxpURLtc No. 3-The Central Republic, In
Guiding New York, New Jersey and Delaware.
The latter named State has elected a Lincolnite
Ia Congress-, and has not enough niggers to-day
to run q respectable hotel. ..
The productions Of the Central Republic
would be great variety Of cereals, panic.niakers
and politicians, .6- I. a..r
REPUBLIC No. A-The Puritan Republic, in.
cIuding the six New England States.
Productions priests and pumpkin
pies. ai g
REPuBLIc No 6-The Pacific Republic, in
cluding California, Oregon and Washington Ter.
ritory, with the eventual addition Of Sonora and
Utah.
Staples-gold, grizzly bears and babies "A
y. q .
, 1861-01-24

USEExRn wOxRx.--A Among The overland emi.
grants whOvecently passed through Salt Lake
Cly,werc Aftcen unmarried ladies, dressed in
nlOcmsv costume. They called upon Brigham
ionns visited his, gardens and grounds, and
expressed much qualification at their reception.
They formed . part Of alwehnEns y Rights AssO-
cation and were coming to Oregon.
, 1861-01-24

were found in bis possession. .t'Its&
Col. Florence, late member Of Congress from
ene FIrst DsLsslet fsnn,, Yas WouhnSu' Dec. ISL
hitung MN on the iorenead'
TbsS.nts tSAS,;sy, s-,l,o,S ,I,.x ga IA IN
dcts;ned NV snow three f..t dcen in Tho n,onn'
tains. ''' - - :" 'Ff''''15 - " -"
r,.
lny nm Sneyenne Sa i Inu,ans !I came IN az Fort
hearney, Dec. %, ana neny having anything to
do with recent depredations. They say they
have no connection with the Sioux. They are
IavoraoIe 70 keeping me route open ior the Pony
EAPresS s rS i ana rlkes 'iH reaA e ee'nigra"ts ,
Dec 3D. fr.. o,,a ,.s r.-l .
A prize fight took place at Balls Ferry, New
Jersey, Dec. Sd, between Dennis Perrigan and
forty four rounds in three hours, Clark was
the victor. -l,,Ir IN i, - = =
~
Minister Harris at japan writes glowing ac-
counts Of the effects Of the reception Of the ia
Pa"eSe H'n""Ssy vi inc U"''eu S@teS
Rodpath tried to Oet nm N ,John Rrovn svmn..
thy meeting in Boston, Dec, 8 :. The Union men
!ook possession ana passed resolutions deno9nc-
w orowh Th ana InssIylhg .ie eAecuuon = IN VT, n
sHns luz aooIuJs's J ss" va ss' .; onusaSoreu NV 70
SOnIoL "IVy, h, n.y. Snu .,a,d a ''oe"'' was ~PPre
hehueu' Out none attehpteu'
one thouSonu . men ~ are e"'Psoyeu IN tne oh!ed
SM.Ss ',, ~ 'lle .nA"uaIsu'e Vi sowing maehne
neeG,es; AN ana In ane Prons On tnen amounts 70
ncaIy SoVo,oVO aIyear. once Ine htr3uucuoh
Sl ue sewing marH'ne, Ine ss'e OF spooI cotu
n nas incIeassI s 70 .ne extent OF more 'han NIL
'',"n non anu 'aH' "h"u"''y' ,"ra ..,i ..af II
A flying machine has just been patented in
London, consisting of a very light steam engine
y, Mn'cn Is % oPersate, Ps, 2 nuge par ol wings VI
.s - 70 oe useu loL iuel n,stesa oI "oca or COAL
Wht greater neat may % OOtalneo with the same
, 1861-01-24

A FRoa SToRY.-The Hartford Press prints
the story about six ladies Of Toledo swallowing
live frogs daily, to cure them Of consumption,
and follows II up with another, 9. g.: d" A couple
Of gentlemen from q, neighbOring town. who
were called to watch with sick person, who
had been given over by his physicians and ap-
parcrtly had but short time to live, after some
conversation relative to the improhability Of sto-
ries Of recovery by frogs inhaling sick persons
breath, resolved to test it The first froerlaced
at the dying mans mouth was as dead as Julius
Cesar after only three or four breaths had been
drawn; the second lived some fmo longer, and
died; the third lived about half an hour; and
though others were applied, note Of them died.
The sick person Immediately began to mend,
and finally recovered. The parties to the tran.
saetOn, who tell the story themselves, are highly
respectable" s'a - .al
, 1861-01-24

Gar % iBucaAHAE.--Thsmas II. Clay, a .oo
q Henry Clay. Ias published s;rOag letter
e:A'n.e secession and atigmatizing Buchanan's
.anlni.iaiion as The chief cause Of existing
koubleG .
, 1861-01-24

u TIM NATIONAL VoTB The total Presidential
vote Is thus given BY the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Linccln, - ,SCS; Douglas 1854. $50; Brock.
Jnidge, gu. .7s2; Bell, 5sO, ,e4O total e66, ,ssI
Another Journal estimates the total vote at ,ooo
900. Il IS said Douglas received as. 900 moro
votes than were ever cast for defeated Presi.
dental cAt didate before. % ,bm1 .lo8 fifi,r
, 1861-01-24

AocelsH,-It is estimayd that the farpoEs, q
No West win receive 81, ,OOO. 900 Tor their hGg
ieop, within two IAonthar Ten years ago, the
..ne number Of hogs would not have 6rOugh,
svle.o00, 900. ans l'pi tgsfit '-,l-t - a1s
, 1861-01-24
,.se4. CURE Is AT HAND! 7.
MOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
ScOrbuiit EfdFaionS, as Sore Heads and SrrofuIOus
Ing, 80, ,SKellingS. - ,. -

.sy,oIg r7ssiip fSWellingS. s-I ~ ',ta ~
II this powerful Ointment he well rubbed Into the
pnrts "a CIed, all skin disease will bc speedily overcome
Il act not BY repression, but rtpuion. enters the
Sys,em q M qtfs meat and operates not ncailyon
trnIziHs u d. GiS1tts q and ctiIr rsdical
and complete culeei The Pills shOu sbe taken an
auxl,Ey 70 tho Ointment ss they are 70 prepared -
70 aot h unlsn yitb Il. facilitating and confirming the
oo8questof the disease. yrs loi szllet isl. ~ D.
Diptheria. liberated Sore TlrOat and Quinsey.l
The aboye epppllin's have for ,tweIty years been
treated With II low,ys Ointment and pills With prrfect
%urees. The cures have heen 50 n nakable. speedy,
aud numnrons that these often fatal diseases are mole
asily curcd y these medicines than even tie comIuon
sore ihrOat.i o. Kun liirtimeL z , u ~ L4
ID, I,s The ki1neyS Stone and Gravel. p' a,y
In these complaints, tie O4uIment ain acts IKE d
cha m. providing n IL very ,.etusy rubbed over the
regions Of the kidneys which Will penetrate and give
almost ippnedie relief while the r lls should be taken
according 70 the printed dirrctons, when the most ex.
traOrdinary cprs may he affected by this means.
BadLsgkS Dad Breasts strOiulsus SgrFaui
.aYtWT q GiandulRr SWellingSG E0TrOg
Ia noh cases The 0ntment operates surely and with
rapdity that res m les mac 10 should b. rubbed Into
'es parts q eted, after they have been toyp.e with
this marvellous unguent have failed Any old snre
Nod OF ucef always yields Is influence and In cases
e bad SEs.sIs cE Is IsysC Y Sn actor q = vSGSer
the printed directions b ~ .ry,' srrI sa, fs,i
The Action Of the Heart Dflpsy. y.-s.s aa'
This last naed dleease Is commonly preceded BY ir.
regular action Of the heart, and difficult rsplra
which symptoms are always severe, and ever 90 from bad
70 worse, unless prnper means TesAted to In IIno-
~ aver IA csoar sbs preaent sr,f SsrvsI som
the Of these remedies s maTve0uly qLck, and pre-
eveTance In the steady application Of th famous Ont
ss,y an ~ c,ns,n y IA sy. M ~