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baby. letter addressed to Louisa, in the
we'll known Handwriting OF her lover, was
received bv her brother, aud be, supposipg
that it contained the Iooked>for news of
the appointment of day for the marriage
to take place. and place for the meeting
joyfully rushed up with i, to bis sisters
room, and threw i, in her lap. She has,i,
ly snatehed it up. with a beaming coun'e
nance, and after reading for few moments
uttered heart-rending scream and imme
dia,eIy tainted; ply stefan was sent for,
anl her brother, on reading the letter,
dicovered that for State reasons, the mar
rage would have 10 be postponed for
three or four years. When the poor girl
recovered from her swoon, it was only AS
a maniac The Sudden revulsion from joy
to sorrow had destroyed her reason, and
she insisted in the most frantic manner
on being taken to the ST. Nicholas Hotel
where she believed her affianced TO be wait
ing TO receive her, TO take Der back TO his
princely home. An eminent physician
was sen: for, and he prescribed soothing
draught, which was administered to her,
III hope that by heavy sleep her reason
might return. During the absence OF her
attendant, the unfortunate young woman
administered some of her medicine 10 the
baby, and she finally became SO violent
that it was found necessary to have her
conveyed to the luns,ic asy lam Ate.
her departure the chid took sick, and
died on tie following day, and the fac;
having been noised around thl, the unfor
,unate lady had given it her own medi.
cine in mistake, it was thought the case
was one which called for judicial investi-
CATION, and the Coroner was notified to
hold an inque'! on the body.
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a PEriTIos The following pa;ition is
said to be in circulation in Ohio and
other Stste.. Were il presented to our
people, no, one III a hundred would refuse
to sign it:
TO Tie President n he United .Smtes:
The UNDERMINED citizens Of the State
Of Ohio, without regard to party. and in
sentiment devoted to the Constitution snd
The Union, respectfully petition and re
Gaest that tie draft for half million more
men, ordered 10 take place on the h
ds, of September DeNt, may be postponed
until 40 attempt has been made hy necO-
riaIon 10 secure peace, based on the Con
stilulion aud Tie Uujon.
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fFThe Rev. DANIEL WALDO, who

EF-The Rev. DANIEL WALDO, who
died a. Syracuse, n. Y, on the Both ult,
WAS nearly one hundred and two years
old, having been born in September, 1862
lie graduated a. Yale College in 1896,
and soon after entered tie ministry in the
Congregational Church. In 1850 he
vas elected Chaplain in the House Of
Representatives He had been remarka-
bIy strong and healthy, having frequently
within The las, year preached two sermons
in one Sunday. For some days prior 20
his death he had been suffering from an
affection Of the throat, and hi. death va.
no; unexpected By his decease the nuns
Der of Revolutionary pensioners is reduced
TO eleven
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Rumored Withdrawal Of Abraham
Lincoln.

1t j. rumorci in New York and the
report i. believed by m.nv who are in =
position TO be well informed, ,hat, At An
early dav, Abraham Lincoln will with
draw his name as candidate for re>eec-
ton, and urge the assembling of another
nominating convention. I, is said that
Thurlow Weeds recent vi-it 70 Washing
ton had reference TO this fink moves
men," We give this rumor for what it
is worth, not vouching for lis reliability
We have no doubt. however, that the
Presden. will undertake to change "his
base" At the first favorable opportunity.
The assaults in front OF Wade and Davis.
and the cross Ere Of Greeley are "loo
numerous for him. Poor Lincoln,
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Eg- The st. LOUIS Democratic Ere

Eg The st. LOUIS Democratic Free
Press thus sums up Lincoln's chances.
and prophesies of bis fate -" Martin
Van Buren was nominated At Baltim 3re.
and defeated. Henry Clay was nominal
ed at Baltimore and defeated. Lewis
Cass was nominated at Baltimore, and
defeated. Stephen A. Douglas was nom
mated at Baltimore, and defeated; and
Abraham Lincoln was re nominated at
Baltimore, and We hope TO God be will be
defeated too.
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EE The Boston Herald has the {,

EE The Boston Herald has the foI>
lowing:
"A letter from headquarters amy of
thes Potoniac, JAY 20 /, SAYS an tilcer in
a Massachusetts regiment WAS reported
that day as having attempted to outrage
a coiored woman in presence of her hu,-
band, after having 'tF4red large sam Of
money to gain their consent, and failing
threatened to shoot The husband if he in
tertefed, and finally mallEeating the guard
who came to.the rescre The officers
name will appear AS soon as the case has
been examined into and ihe ia, Is brougL,
ont officially. Many of these outrages
are.coming TO light daily, ana the author
tiles are determined to show no mercy to
this class of criminals
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE!

TIVE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the
l. materials formerly used in printing the
German newspaper-the NoRDwEsTEN They
consist of a No. Washington press. German
and English news and ioo type, leads, rules,
chases, furniture, and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, AMI the whole will he sold cheap, by ap-
plying TO OTTO TROEMEI.
Sept, -, 1865, N9HitowOc, Wisconsin.
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FThs Washington Constitutional
On,Dn says -" Men were invited TO en-
list for hundred days, with the under
standing that they were to be employed
solely in garrison dnty. No sooner had
they reported in Washington than they
were ordered TO the front" Many of
these 100 days men are already eternity
men. They might just as well have gone
fer a y IN 'rcP h2ueqa4 I,gs.-
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HA new boiler for steam engines has
been patented by an Irish inventor Of the
name of Elson. 1t consists of number
of cast iron bottles, twelve inches in di.
ameter, and six feet in length, set in ovens.
and connected in their steam and water
spaces. Forty>two of these evolve pow
er Of sixty horses. The advantages claim
ed are the cheapness Of construction, du-
rability ard freedom from the danger Of
explosion. The inventor is said 10 have
applied his boiler with complete success.
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cF The telegraph describes CHASE as
" looking as though heavy load was roll
ea off Of him" We should think il WAS a
heavy lo,i, all u, y hsaarel tons If orcca-
kaels,
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EyEt is only the negro that stands in
the way Of peace. # is for the negro tina,
the war is TO be con,inu-d indefinitely.
For the negro hundreds of thousands more
Of white mems lives must be sacrificed,
hundreds Of millions more Of white men 8
treasure spent, and the existence of this
white mans government destroyed. So
SAYS Abraham Lincoln. ...... .- ..
VITA, say the people B. Times.
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Honor TO THE 3RavE-Presiden Lin
coin has sent the widow Of Col MuiIigan
commission for her deceased husband
as Brigader General by brevet.
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~ EMERSON ErHRInGE, of Tennessee.
who started with Mr.. Lincoln's ad,ninis>
tratlon, as a border state man, and was
electedcletk of the House Of Representa-
tives in December, 1861, is making
speeches in Illinois for the democracy.
lie has had enough of Lincoln's " Union
ism,' and knows now what it means.
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EF Lord Palmersionin a recent debate
grew angry, "threw book across the
table a, Lord John Manners, and left the
House IN huff rt...
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M a N 1T O w O c.:
THE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

Eq1al and exact jnstice to linen, Of whatev-
or ii.tc or persuasion. religious or political.
The port of tua State governments in all
Their rish.s - tla surest bulwirks against anti
rep 10 ic.n 'eniercies
mild AMI safe corrective Of abuses which
arc lppped nv the sword Of revolution, where
petceahlt remedies are unProvided.
A generous spiri, Of cuLceSsou and compro-
mi e tile vital principle Of republics, without
winch there must he appeai TO togce, the vi
Ia ariat ipIe aun immediate pareH' Of despotism
The -uprendc, Of tie civil power o9er ths
nj itiry AUTHORITY
Economy in the public expense, that labor
nAs b. lightly burihened.
Freedom Of religion, freedom of speech. free
dom of the press, and freedom Of the person
M Ter the protection Of the habeas corpus, and
trial BY iurl mpar,alIs selected
~" And now, a. an about 10 bid you
1ooi night allow me tn say, by way OF ADVICE.
stand by yoar prtnci1,ieS as poH are, BEchFsE
YoU AR. RIGHT These, AID these alone if
successful. will give peace TO the country. ard
ensure the perpetutv OF the government. MAKE
M LaT11juS NOR rOm DrOnises % In either of the
opposing political pIrties and it We he detentrd
as we may perhaps be. in tie c"miI contest,
10 not be diSheartened bur sfa,d frn and soou-
or or later, honest mcr III Join you from the
other parties enough t., give you the victory
and preserve the government IN IFS constitution.
al integrity forever '-SrVPuEN 4, DoVGLAs,
m his remarks froo, tie balcony q the Michigan
Exehange Detroit, 1850.
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d I z d

ID I Il ID
InBallville, the 4th December, EDWARD ". eldest
Of B. w. and SUSAN LEWIS, member company C, I'D
o. v. v. l., aged Is years, months.
In Clyde, Nov. 7, HcFALL HARDNESS, son of D. and
H. HARNESS. late Comissary Sergeant of the I'D Reg
o. v. J., aged ~ years, 1month and II days.
At the organization Of the I'D Regiment the deceased
of the brave boys whO leaving home and all its
dear assocatons offered their country their lives;
her Gag. protection.
Keeping nations banner constantly in view feel
ing her must be everywhere the deceased
continued in the service two years and eight months
although twice home sick furlough, when on
count oflong continued ill health, be obliged to
turn home SO strong bis desire resnlst that he
often talked with his mother about it, always reminding
her 'that he was coward and constantly pleading
the necessity Of giving to bis bleeding country hearty
generous support in her hour of peril.
In 1858 he received the appointment of Commissary
Sergeant but it for him to follow the DEAR old
6sg for he vesrisd by the Bayde he sleeps the
secret sleep eften spoke of during his last sick
ness, only few steps from his early boyhOOd home.
In his diary the present year he writes thus: Sand
at last have attained to my manhood and my boyhood
years have fitted by swiftly that inow, departed
they are l cannot realize that am e manF'
AIasi that all dear scourged land, should be
so many who now that they prepared to live have
pale hands folded pulseless hearts full of
snd lay themselves down TO die. In high
er brighter world the life transient here shall bios
som into richer, glorious fFution, and eternity
may be some grand, sweet song
The deceased bore his sufsrings became soldier,
and sleeps the brave patriot lamented by parents
comrades and friends, who not those who have
no hope, but who look for reunion where wsrtrum-
pet sounds clash of is heard but where Heav-
emily peace and Gods smile umes the the sky
the Bleet. q. S.R.
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nIEXICAN pIuNrAN1, I.INrmEN.rI

The parties in St. Louis CINCINNATI who have been
Countereitng the Mustang Lihiment under pretense Of
prOpretOrship, have been thoroughly sstopped by the
Courts. To guard against further imposition have
procured from the q. States Treasury private steel
plate stamp, which is placed the top
bottle. Each stamp bears the fac sime Of my Signature
and without which the article is Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation Examine every bottle. This
Lnment has been in and growing in favor for many
years There hardly exists hamlet the habftabls
Globe that does not contain evidence of its wonderful
effects 1t is the best emolent in the world. With its
present improved Ingredients, its effects upon man and
beast perfectly remarkable S-es are healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills sssnaged For cuts bruises sprsins rheua-
tsm, sweings bites caked breass strained horses, &c.
aSovereign Remedy thst should be dispensed
with 1t should be in every family Sold BY all Druggsts
d. y. BARNES, NeW-YOrk.
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LYONS kATHAIRON.

KEthairon is from the Greek word sKAthro" or "Ka-
tharo sgnifying to cleanse, rejuvenats and restore
This article is what its signifies For preserving
restoring and identifying the human hair il is the most
remarkable preparation the world It il again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and now made
with the care skill and attention which gave it
sale of over one million bottles per &nnum.
lis most delightful Hair Dressing 3
1t srsdicates scur and daadruh.
1tkeePs the head cool and cisen.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling of and turning gray
Itrestores the hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons Cathsron 1t is known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers.
DEHIAS S. BARNES a co. New-York.
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DIARRHGA AND DYsENrERY.-We have


examineda ofetters from some Of the most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Covngton, etc,
speaking IN the highest terms of Dr. Strckands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the of Dia-rhea and Dyssntsy
The letters are too long to publish Mr. Woods Of Gov
ngton, says he was pronounced incuabe by the best
Doctors IN Cincnns and bottle Of Dr.. Streklsnds
Anti Choe-a Mxtars effected permanent after suf
ferng for months with the worst form Of disrha and
dysentery Another says ne discharged from the U
service alter suffering in the hospital for months
as incurshie, and a. last resource tried Strickland an
tCholera Mixture, he got wall directly and has now en-
tered the army again in good health Ons man writes ne
has cured seven eight very bad cases OF dArha ana
dFsentey In the barracks he in with one bottle oI
this invaluable medicine In fact could Ill hair ms
paper with similar items from these letters WY 20 not
our government secure this valuable prsfaAt5on OuI
army ought to be supplied with it. Itis but
since one Of our men laid in very low eondor A. one
Of the Cincinnati hospitals his wife vas ssnt IO tne
doctors considered his hopeless Sne' gave
him Stricklaad's Anti-Cholers Mixsure ana N lnree
weeks he able to return home W. ms we 20 hsN
ihsseIvvs We nope all the soldiers WiIput bottle Of
80 IN their knapsacks, it may them some Of their
comrades 1t is ls By Druggists At 50 cents per bot
tie Get il. July q, yl-S
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TRIBUTR OF RESPECT.

OOOD LKMPLAHS 0ALLJ OLIDEs NOV. ~ loO4-
wHERExs, 1t hath pleased AlI-Wise Providence TO
remove from midst Brother AeFALL HARKNNss,
therefore, belt
Resops6 That In the death of the deceased order
has lost worthy member, country noble defender,
parents beloved son, comrades fond friend Snd soc
ETY. an honOred member.
Rss0Lvei, That we extend to the bereaved family
heartfelt sympathy but while prOffering the
would point them to that Msrfu Hand desiring to
lead US green pastures, and beside the still waters,
whose ehastening is ever In ieYe.
RssoIusd That also extend to the officers and sol
diers of the I'D o. " v l. who have been deprived of
soldier and ccurade the condolenee Of friends, ming
ling our tears with theirs a common sorrow.
ResOuel That in this affection recognize the work
ings AIWise Providence, and feel that where
brother has gone only the banner of Peace unfured
none but songs of rest ara sung
Resored, That we, members of the |. o. g. T., sin
csrey the loss of deceased brother and sgni
y our grief drspDg charter with the usual badge
of mourning.
Respectfully submitted
HATTIE s. RUSSELL, Committee
ALICE KKATINe,
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FACTS FoR THE PEoPLE.-It is a well es-
tablished tact that preparation has ever bas 49,.
oelore tns puoc, that remedial agent for az -
and speeay cure Of Coughs, Colds Group aoarsanss -
nuenz& ilekling IN the Throat, Soreness OF tbs CO.
ane Lungs anc the reisf OF CoHs1mptve Corob n si
70 Oos sSoC6H bALSAM. Although rot kneTn ~ 80
Western States unt the fall Of 1876 ever 3 o botl
Q, were sol1 md Used BY the PeOpls its non
niaTlty oelnS tne result Of its undoub.sd rerit ba
Proprletors. Aessrs c. G. Clark & Co. Of Nsw H.-.r
Cts VINO Grs amoug The most reliable of Il Easts ~
aoases nAve Need to any man who would prodrcs s
snSs 20 cure any Lung and Throat Adsfio1s
as quick as Goes Cough Balszm, reward Of S5oo ~
are without any taksr, although the offer has 49, ~
public ever two years. The bottle compare. fs1 soe
In sizs with any Of the So per cent preparHti-
strength Is second to lone, making it not onI7 ne 80
but tne cheapest remedy in the world Weh1 -"
united tsstlm0ny or such houses Lord Snith. I M
er, Finch fuler Burnham Van SchsaclT. 7 q D. &
co. ana h SeoEl all heavy Druggists in the 1it ~
CnicSgo, Iogetner With the assurance OF -
retail aruggiss IN III points Of the Northwest tbs tS
arssenng more OF this preparation snd thai 4 ;Ly
ser sAts1Aeton than any other Coagk BaIsam
NO iamiiy should Be without IL; it h Tifhir, ~ =
all the price being only 10 cents In tirs s bl Sn OF
+-So AFtSsHs. 56Es
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nURcLARs AROUND.

The residence Of Capt. FLINT, was visit
ed afew nights since by couple OF burg
lars, who tried to get in at the window
iGapt6Fl in opening a door to 60 out and
reconnoitre, scared them off.
On Friday, about noon, the desk of the
ticket office of the c. q T. r. R. Co., was
broken into, but no money was got.
The samenight the safe of NAT HAYNES
at his factory Office, was blown up; about
$40 in money was taken.
About half past lo'clock the same night
the safe of DowNs & Co., at their Touring
mill was also blown up; less than So re-
warded the gentlemen in this operation
The explosion was heard by some of the
neighbors in the vicinity of the mill Bu-
siness men seldom keep any large amount
of money in their safes where there is a
Bank in which they can deposit Most al
ways the blowing open of a safe is attended
with little gain to the operators. Citizens
should be on their guard against the prowl-
ing gentry, whoseem to have no fear of the
Night Police of Fremont.
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no WHOM TT May CONCERN.

ffREF ELxoRE, Ohio, Nov. 18th, 1854.
have this day received from the 1Etns Issaraacs
Company, of Hartford Connecticut Eight Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, the amount insured my building, which
was burned the 1lth inst. commend the old Ata0
as just, liberal and perfectly reliable. DAVID GIBBs
Agent at ElmOre the to cell upon to safe
indemnity 1t is better to insure with Cit
zens in Company known to be sound beyond all ques
ton than to seek cheap insurance with unknown men in
unknown corporations. (46w4 A G. WHITE.
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"Be thou chaste as ice and as pure as snow,
thou shalt not escape using unhealthy COM
pounds in your food,,' was a true maxim, until
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus came to
our relief Since using it we feel that there is
one article in the way of Saleratus that all can
use with healthy results. We have almost
cured our dyspepsia and thanks to Gold Med
al Saleratus for it. Try it and you will say
with us, that perfection has been obtained, and
the inventor has immortalized his name forever.
Most of the merchants have it.
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THE. WEATHER.

Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
were cold, winterish days, ground consid-
erably frozen. Tuesday warmer, little
rain; during the night rain and snow fell.
Wednesday morning dark and rainy, after
noon snow and rain, Thursday morning
mercury at 100, the coolest weather this
winter. All Wednesday night and Thurs
day morninglthe heiWihd blew violently from
the Southwest butthesuncamenp bright,
with eeleudlesssky, with prospects Ofmod-
eration of.the sudden and severe weather,
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered 1t changes the burnt and hands
toA Pesry satin texture of raVshing beauty impsrng
the marble purity of YOUTH and the &istagus appear
inviting in the city belle of fashion 1t
tan fckles pmpes and roughness from the skim lsav-
ing the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth II
contains material injurious to the skin PAtronized
BY Actresses and Opera Singers is what every lady
should have. Sold evsrywhsre.
Prepared by W. &. HAGAN, Troy, NY.
Address ali orders to
BEHIAS s. BARNES & Co Neyv-Fork.
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INFORMATION FREE.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, Ineompe-
tency Premature Decay, and Youthful Error actuated
by desire to benefit Others viii happy to furnish all
who need it. ee Of chsrge the recps and directions
making the simple remedy used In his Sufferers
wishing profit by the advertisers bad experience
possess and valuable remedy do by address,
ing him at at his place Of business The Recipe and
full informston-of vital mportsnce-wlb be eheerfully
sent by return mail
Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No 60 Nassau Street, New York.
PS.-Nervous Sufferers Of both viii find this in
formation invaluable. 40mo3
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sPIRIr PHENOMENA.

Lectures by Miss JULIA J. HUBBARD the young and
brilliant ing Mediums only Is years ed and
sURIAH CLARK the we'll known lecturer Editor, and
Author of sPlain Guide to Spiritualism," etc
MIR. Clark in the of Magnets, Magnetic Needle and
Gyroseopic Wheel will make most striking experiments
in illustration Of the wonderful phenomena Of all ages
He also allows audiences test his Seership Gifts tax
of Character Past Life Incidents Accidents, Diseases
At sUN10N BALL, Fremont, Monday and Tuesday
eveninga Dec 18th and 13th at o'clock Contribution
the door, Is cents Mr. Clark be consulted for
auatons and the treatment Of all diseases both Of
bodv and mind.
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Notice to Teachers.

EXAMINATIONS win be held st the Central Union
N School Building Saturday, October 1st 8th, and
nd; Nov. 5th and 19th Dec. Sd aud 17th This will
close the examinations for Winter Schools.
Each candidate must provide hinselfor herself with
paper and pencil and leave with the Examiners en-
velcpe and postage stamp
Especial attention is also called to the extract
from the 7th section of the New School Law which am
ends the 45th section to read follows:
tsAs condition of examination, each male applicant
for certificate shall pay the Board Of Examiners fee Of
fifty cents, snd each female applicant fee of thirtyTe
cents and all the money received by the Examiners on
said fees, shall be paid quarterly to the County
TreAsurer fr,e u E. BUSHNELL
II. e. CLARKE, -f-
5-....c..I - =. u. CHM,
FsenonA Sapt 20, 1854. ExGRipers.