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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
One of the abesi and worihiast Of the Regabn-
cans Of the Ontario District thus announces hiDseh
Z candidnfe for Cnngress:


l. me Elessoys ef fsr Cgats q iaro ee>ea cad 10
G.NrTygy, IL sunouueiuk r.yssif <udid-fs 20 r-.s
VOL Ia ,hr coegT~ # H. -a state yol szy-
70 Krre- nrissnu q rhs -oicy hicA "oah Epf
IL ths EYES. o. nv rs-ritn , . - -
IN All t., r,.a7r. slavery ois,cysly ssa su'jscfis,
..-i.l a.fituti>. sid tov~ IN a. Sis~. T. y, sifce
u.rtrtrs-d uE.,e p-vyi- 81 Aslsl, .nd IN .hr HsSnS
Truthful i-ssy iuAn Frs'.s ~ The >uprrrs. Go0r
lt,d - i.i.-u- fspubi-s IN 81 'he srsshi-~ -
T- u-uorss confFos~f-s ia - L-k,s r. 4 "a, -
IN isA over ir Jr1xrst vfrpai GOT, Il s Sssr
k> srs, sbsudau'g saSs tr Prsss 81 hfs''
.w ! ni.- L..
~ tnz u tn- a. -
yfsr LIBERALIZATION so2 sr-;iy 9r-s1o,f "a 81,
Fraud. y 'r Dls srolo 'n- enirt 49,
4. psHsE IL. Free s'.tsss ssss -.
tt- sat. a. g-s'lr-. Seg'- ir--iy an 80 -
-. H.. - ~ az .-.-fy ts,'. Iyss '-r~s " W.
rsrOrs-<s. s.f
II. i.na.n'y q s-ty ,suysrnmsu, n 20 0rs
h- isy ID pris-ion e otf ~. kp-~ - ,,ruA
hgscaa hs.sDus een.atsia pAstsa a. .re
tsorr - 70 v hole cecfsc. Vrroa' ft f1t ~ f~''
.f-s,- fl1ssu-v e-f.uG f-i'.r- A, A "a
Il riec.rd. ~ ~ To- rr-Iss y ~ ,sxrr ~
e. as-.-1 E-sr rIvr>rsc nc. . sIstsh "a 49,
ssrHs. ne .p-yuai iur.rrs ~ >fAFsrF ~
tt rts.rsi1 sAihirt ana asrfostrsAS -,
ca. cor tsoE. cy ..r scs. .seS- - 81 -
t. .srs H. Payers torf. Aiaici-' :" -s-,-.7s
sosr,. ..a m pToais.ty, Lsie ~ n - AID xs ~
A. . A. as;;ers G: s...-e2. % :. q e. -. es-sr
yo,r A. 10 promote Es=rs; Interests o. -, -...a
try, en-, srif - p -f' 'UfsRY ". TAiLVH
Cssas<aiyao, s.P'- IL 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
The Case OF the slave Brig Pullman

b",t'Nf HNhlhA. - Z. " l<N
Tic second examination ~ Townsend he H..
master OF the slave brg Putnam. or Ech, !. s..,,.s
for tomorrow before I. =. Comri.-ioner ls,-in, !,
l. r,nord ,iat the defense WI be- ,hs, Tour,.,S
only passenger, and that the rral captain Of n, h-.
i. a Spariard nov imprisoned a, one Of The ,.x
Charleston. Mr.. Townsend has vested her hr-bsui
in jail ard iti- >ed that several weli-kno~n na7,.
in New-York have been anxious to have an .s,er,i~v
"a IN him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Maine Election.

BAkGVh, Hvl1.y, NJ =, TO-.
Tie vote TOR CceeIe-s in the SIXTH Distszt Is very
el,-e ~ Ear q. = known, Fcster EepulAeaEl has
ST. majority in Hsleock AL ~ Il Washington
Cuurtx wi..e The Democrats claim itx Bra5bGry
Loo zscriiy in Arccstcck aud sin W.sic. which Is
probably correct. This sr"w- Foster & majority.
Ar error i alleged, however in the io0'ings Of Han-
-, ami wA-hngtcn n iaycr ot Bradbury, ~ that
the fi.iai count can snly determine tie r--n.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Fire i'm -. Cathariue'.. e.. w.

ST. CArHARlNE'S. MoudNy, ; u. %, M
The mansiou cf the Hon. William Hamilton Msnt
was burned Yesterday morning by supposed incen.
diary fire. There is insurance To- the amount Of
BIO 900 on q los. of : - UtG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
The SLAYER Echo-..Ycilow Fever.

thARLLsroN, MONDAY, sept ~, iSS'
Twenty-Five Of the Africans ~ board the tcho, and
two uf the crew have died since her arrival
Tie Savannah papers say that the yellow ie,ns
lot yet epidemic in that city.
The schooner Target, from New-lork, which a.
rived ai Savannah on Friday. experienced heavy
gale sprung leak, lost main-boom and tcre-s1 and
mari al her deck cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

+ HLINGTUt- ' =, MUMMY, = p " T-E'' :,
Cyrus ". Field esi. t,id family arrived here at u
u'c6,k this r,eHiDg aud were escorted 10 thc reef
deuce Of NJ. ID. ID. Howard AMID the cheers 81 an
in n,en-e multitude and the firing Of cannon. The Ofhce
Of the American Telegraph Company aad er.l pm
saie residrnces were brilliantly Illuminated The
party viii have to-Inrgsun morning al III o'clock !B
Nem. Ynrk .in Ink lhamrLain anI saratnga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Maine State Agricultural SOcielv.

ArGIsIf, NJ, NuntnN, Ncpt. y M
Extensive preparations have be,n mad. or the
exhibition of The Maine State Agricultural Soc,,y %
commence here tomorrow and continue through tbs
week Already there are large aT.yals OF Deyoa,
Avrslre and Durham cattle, together with ,plenda
.fow # tor-e- Tie manufactured articles sye "a
exhibition az the State House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

PiTrsFfLD, Mass, Monday, S,yl ", 1870.
H. VI. Spencer made successful balloon asc.s'los
from this town on SATURDAY,. He uaened Sof''
lhestr, IN 10 minutes agd returned 10 ftishei on ms
evening train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Fire in Weston. no.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, MUnIay, Srpi. " no,
4 destructive fire occurred AZ Weston, Mo-, on the
night Of the 18th inst; burning tine furniture ware
houses Of John Deity and Shaw Nc~hoase, the
grocery Of +. Kaufman the Court lIeRe. end one or
two other buihiirgs. The loss is e,,alaed n sb",
Oh which there is about ti?.G0 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The steamship North Britain. with adviccs from
Europe 10 the Sth inst. anchored about fifteen
miles below Quebec last evening; but the heavy
storm prevented the boatmen from obtaining her
news in season for this mornings TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

V'N f'IIl ff'IfIItH Ut - -
The American bark Chiettain, Noyins, master,
from Liverpool, which the press crn-ured Tor "r-
preaching TOO near the Agsmemnon aud 'aoroas
when the former was paying out the Atlenlic eaosi
arrived here yesterday morning. Tue brig B.aekhawx
from Liverpool for Cleveland, accompanied the Ches
tain irum Montreal Ia this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Boiler Explosion and Loss Of Life.

ONtIDN, y l., MONDAY, S.pt. %, I5os.
The boiler at Bridges factory, AT Oneida Castle, er
ploded this morning, killing the engineer, james
Hrruon. and mortaly wounding employee, named
Buunell The building. are badly wrecked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The mails for Europe by the Cunard steamship
A sia, from Boston will close in this city this s
ternoon, to 90 by railroad at q o'clock, and at 4
O'Clock by steamboat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
NstuVprk daily Gribm,re
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDEyTS.

notice be taken OF Communicated What.
intended FOR insertion mus. be Authenticated BY the
name address 81 the wrer-not NECESSARILY for p1blCa
top bu. guaranty for bis good faith
We undertake 20 return rejected Comnruicaons
Business letters for TIE TRBrNE Once should IL e. be
addressed 70 HORACE GREELEY & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
L,bor leaving uuni.tal,se evidence Of their kindly

expansion and ultimate universally Of Frre Lsbor
that the Republican Platform has not done Let
N. nnier.iarld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Death Of bred Scott.

ST. LorI, Monday, Sept ~, 1853.
bred Scott died in ,hi. city on Friday night last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
The Prope.Ier Ou,wars, Roaud.

81. JOnN ;, y. T., y u. II. Tx
The steamship Propeller from B"s;uR, arrived u.
oclock sroday morning and viii ipave t"'nprroS for
Galway, Sic Is expected to make lFick mp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Buy THE Best


1 iii CONCENTRATIONS OF NtkE AND MUM
f.r~YNr In the small Substance Of ordir srysked Pill,
p,luNY & Co. the word-amcd New Work Chemists have
IN couccufiug the extraordinary qualities for
turs ehroc snd constitutional discase combined win an
e,. q nutritious power such only be- oesed IN The
\ .ra, from the consumption Of hearty meal People
bcoou. confirmed iuyshds II they NIL 3a rely upon
- medical Virtue. this Pill They need be FOL weeks
l. hri secoyrriig from painful irss Tor the Pi not only
t.,3icaes ef uaady b.. al The while CITIZENS and uvis
s.. their hO. oTxzHzsiion. This Regulating fl Of
Adv Az complete. The work begun BY The READY RELIEF
g. carried on by the RtNOsATi>e RksoLvhNr though "a
defined prove Ito e. ayi greater bi",slnS
"a even those celebrated remedies RADwW Co.'S once,
D . ~ a .Nnrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
GREAT FIRE IN THE BowTRy.

UEINI II mt IN TIT II" " - -.
SIfil As0lAss 1ktpsPH o. VALENTINE Buffers ALUM
PkIEsI SAVE.
NEw.YoRg Sept. T. 1859.
n -.,-. VALENTINE BCILEE:
GEkrLEMLN. On tb- 81 inst The premises no 10 pS"riN
Colp q, entirely DESTROYED b. mr. AZ ON oooh.
p.IDerr &C. were preserved fyour ALUM PATENT
SafEs HE Safe subjected os severe tna having been
/ ne enter 81 The building which FIVE stories high and
.y p. rrep remained H. the ruins thirty hours having
f. - snto BIN of burning charcoal which rendered
n rassibr 10 reach On opening We found 20 our
esgc,ii all contents unlluTed excepting The bindings
f@ bDots which started hy the ste1nysnaoe papers
Ia h. SC being in a. perfect condition when deposit
. T. evidences Of the FT.si value Of your safe when sub
iaa fire. shall be pssed 10 submit Tor G
,,,,o .h-,, "a lrc up1n 10 do fully yours
H. A PATTERSON L BROTHERs
ooup'..r assortment Of the ALUM PATENT SAFES for
I,.k- ci-tcllai.. snd dwelling house,. for sale BY
VALENTINE s BUTLEK,
Paene.s and Manufacturers
No. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

gig race lately rowea at Chester n = o. "a
ur.y.d 10 he quite sreSc;iIg cont u 20 IT, ., 600
The rowers were 'as'sii'! fsr eour.e vss 80
ard hall ul.ts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
OUR UNRIyALTD ASSORTMENT

CHASDEifERs and Gas fiXIuREs
r. O.. T, Fal trade u opening. and Wal be sold
Al PRCEs that DFtr CoMrSTiTio
l.. '. HAUCHWoUT Co.
(.Dar of and kruOIns..t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Businees Notices.
THY AUTUMS HAT.

THY AUTUMN Hat.
IL, 6ca..sreu 20 their exhibition 81
FALL Aso wi,rss Has.
sl,ed s;et'i,sly f@ tn Acto 'he N 80, -.
I..s.s,sls ord 6ni.bed Ha.aef worthy o. u'"
to. so.
Y5rss ofs7lr~Ass Ders' HAr Do '-"-'''
{ 81 81, s'trsetive ,,..,oc.es
.,s ~. l.. q ,sded patterns, sa.ta5e for tIsref
L ..o-.ias evening wear asd rsily 's'AsH
wAExosN Co. Hs''cI''
No SO Broad~ay s. Nicholas Io,eL
SI,--TIAa. BuT TRuE.-Ths comet, for the past
b d sroalsnce, BIT lie thing ha ben pronounced
sr t. ths "a, NJ - - s ,e ~ a.
-ss pouBsf 3 oPe .Ha csnia entertain snppott Or s.s
- X nor itsn I.aton o. time hence - he
,-t excited By the coues sppesrancr The hKox
$3.50 o. - brlhsncy who.' - "a % pee o. ''sel
-. 81 No. ~ Broadway, eorn'r q } eon-.t
GFSTIEMHN's BooTs.-lmpressiyelyl LET " say
- ~ "a. y B ss. ' sstt nsd, ofie a's
Car s,Lis No az BrosdSsy be~sen ii'n ana , f'i
70 .sop.b b. hs- .ured the eooperatiop Of IN
-, '.-i ,' .S's" .snei ~ 5d ~ tha profits
rr5tf -aon ofouyes intense MSte 'AS1kL1L' s'2a-'
Coon BooTs.-I'he BOOTS and SHOES manu-
fser- by wATEiAs No. iii fuon-ss, are no only hnf
soue b.. DvxAgLr True economy ,eache. that tue st'I
~ ho wont really good Boo,' should buy a. WA1KINss
Great Reduction in the prices Of SILK Twist,
saUI1LEs. Tsesd Needle mi
% -rJ:s.z beolsias 70 'he Swing hseAA~ iA9 Pi'
- '''''sa 70 Examine l. ~ SINGER No. 80 Brosdrsy
Coin WATCHES. GOLD WATCHES,
p I.y, and (tuiknen warranted accurate unsEeePeIs
.s,r o. 30 per ceft below reisils store p,ot'
y 'A'''"' bssio Rir1' Nc io5 BIoadway mp 'oir'.
NrRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURG
zprooy sAFss PSI Broadway, corner Ngfrsy-'t Op-
p,nt tity Hal. kew-}oTt
S,1.rRs Swing MACHIYEs.-That Singers
yin, bsrine make tie stitch invented has been
siy known for years Oiber machine may make similar
h pon f-w light fabrics BIT sisCERs alone ere compe'
4. 20 10 every Kind Of work upon variety Of fabric
rsisGEs's NV FAMILY SswAG MACHINES
t,r .r same relative superiority his Machine for manuisc
,y purpose. Tiny also beautiful than any other.
T. mining and bndns gauge. Of tue most improved style sp
pi,a when desired. 10 az Of Singers Machines.
In. SINGER / Co., No. i5s Broadway Nc~-YoIt
BAHTHOLFs
BAPTHoiT's
BArTHolr's NV FAMILY sgwIXC MACHINES.
Paw PAL OFFICE No ~ Broadway.
l., Agents wanted Addres, J. Levy As't for Propr
GROVER 4 BAKERS
New aud e., CANT
MACHINES,
NJ. 495 Broadway. Neis-l oTk.
IT, GsOyYk BAgtE SEWING MACHINE CO. have on sale
L.. Lids Of Marhncs-one makes The SHUTTLE Lock
wei sdspd ior sewing goods that arc NOT 10 be sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

BATCHEIQR's HAIR DAE-N lGS AND lotPEEs
i.rs.., ,,ok in the word-Ths celebrated establishment, is
NJ eS Broadway Twelve private rooms expressly ioi the
al hs famous HE DYE the best eNaut hAehh
WIGS and Tovrsss have improvements over al others
tins only place wher, these things properly understood
and md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

THE OLD DOMINION
Cottss POI, and
THs OLp DOMINION
TEAroT,
under the pieu of the United STATES by
AETnVs, BIT KxhAM 4 GltEoN
Eos III and iis Soa,h lNh,''., m s1sEns ,,v
Nc. y flstsi.. NeS-lork
Nrohan's VISITING New iok should BY al mean. Jay ~
INDY 81 these CCfoe snd Teapot which are rspoS coming
t'e9.s and de.iiu. il sho time suIersede all others
T. z ToxksY l. also ascn; fOf the sale oi =. - -
Asrsvks CELisKAIsD AIk.TIGhT stLfshA 'Ns ANY
eh,ci a. u conceded al hands. the bcs; ~ he eise
Also asaUfsEcE AID pstrnce Of roRKErS ce o'aeo D'0
kFxiAs
BEEBE'> KITCHEN RANGE.
The ksLissLf cookf>S sPrsksTVs for families In use
p, durability. u sppvaAucv and economy II tae.
10y ARE VNEaVsLLE0 Put up and warranted BY the tns
Z, r~r- JSNss, Bias. Co.. No sc Brcsd"s>
BAkRXS IRICOPHEROJS
4, the Best Slc Iheanes; AItcl. for Dressing
Besgt.fyrg. Cleansing, Curing
Preserves and Restoring the tiair
I.fes .-yi, fcr sse by al DRUGGIST. and feFfauier'
SHALL RATS Bt6s AND Reaches inirst
4 80. store. snd plshc bu''ars'
No. no. No.
STALL ,Li NrKsN ~ ExrsrArsOi
W.! Yrs. iSS'
A., MiKsotLors NTRNiN DtsrRoSss
Parhcs from all veruin
PERMANENTLY.
.o-a, fs5c ard warranted esectusl Remedies
"a M.puf,~n.-r. d~y-. No. 81? Broadway Hoaor
~ 0~.~,,As.t, FxrnFtcs V RrsiTo> Drossis', Mes 10
a,.or House az u; b. siw5! cor. Csnals'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE y. Y. TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Az m-T TRTE.-Th. comet, for the past

ls,s la. been trying % create sn excitement D.
i.o- n rousnce, bat lie thing ha- bern pronounced
I.ewg t. the IA, that f- advent ma Deen over
Ne D., - unr,aled beauty q KSOXs fall style Of HAT
- u-uisr pop. csLt entertain support Or ave
4 MOI. hen ofe uL.anr a. time hence ne little
- excited by comets sppesraucr The kEoN hAr cen
a. - +. D. - brhsncy Vhc ga ~ Pre- % tH'ss1
!. =. q No. lI2 RInsaY.aN. e0rn.T u ! n.t0n-.t.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-15
CircniI Court.

The Circuit Court held its semi-annua!
session in this village last week, closing ON
saturday. The criminal business was
much less than last term. Andrew love
land was convicted OF having in his pos
session counterfeitcd coin, with intent to
pass rs true, and sent to the State Prison
for t;To years and eight mouths. Numcr-
Gus complaints were made before the
Grand Jury, especially for obtaining mo-
ney under false pretenses. Bills of in
dictment were found against seven differ
ent individuals, two of whom were tried,
one convicted, and one acquitted, and the
remainder continued until next term
The civil business is increasing rapidly in
the county. The popxlation is large
ecough to entitle Us to four terms in d
year, and our necessities will soon de
maud it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-15

THE ExcHANGr HoTrI, Paw This is the
only Hotel in Paw Paw, and Is under the manage
ment Of Nossrs. 4. V. Pautliud. ard Sam Mother
who are g'utlemanly ind popular landlords. We
ERE sjai e know thnt they are receiving sub
sisnti-l reward for their a'>iduity and enterprise
We would commeni tho Exchange to our Caea
county folks who may visit Paw Paw Tor wo can
assure them they will be taken care Of ass
Comfy Tribune.
The above Hotel, AID its landlords,
merit the compliment paid TO them by the
Trbaac. But our friend Is mistaken,
when he says, the Exchange is the only
Hotel in Paw Paw Our city boasts
Of another, the Paw Paw House, on the
vest side of the river kept by Walter
purkcc, ESQ, whore the want. OF mau
aud beast, are most beautifully supplied.
Nthough, not situated in the " heart of
this place, it is convenient for those wish
ing to avoid the "dust p" and noise Of
Of our thriving little village
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-15
A-EER'4
Ague Cure,

FOR THE erEEDs rrTE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asuc,
Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of minsmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than a SURF
and safe cure for Fever aud Ague Such
we are now enabled 20 offer, With perfect
certainty that il will eradicate the discasc.
and with assurance, founded on proof. that
no harm can arise from It's use ia sny guam
ity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where il prevails. Prerenstoa il
better than cure, for the patient escapes tho
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distempey. This "CCIs" expel1
he miasnatic poison Of FEyEn ATo ACTS
from the system and prevents the devc,oc-
mcnt Of the diseeie, if taken on The fir; Gp-
proach Of its premonitory svrnptorns. II a
not only the best remedy ever vet risccloIcu
for this class Of complaints, but also tho
cheapest The large quantity VIC supply lor
dollar brings it within the reach OF every
DOUy , anu In pluOu8 ulSlTlCtS, NIlCTc GLSIE
AND AauE prevails, every body should have il
and use i, freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place il within tic
reach Of all-the poor os we'll as the rich. a
great superiority Of this remedy over my
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermitt ents is, that IL contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently IL pro
duces no quinism or other injurious effect
whatever upon the constitution. Thpse cured
by il are left as healthy cs II they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ag,Ie % not alone the Consequence
of the miasmatic poison. a great variety %
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
blindness. Toothache, Earachc. Catarrh, ASH
ma, Palpitaton, Painful Affection Of tn
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Colo,
Paralysis, and Derangenaent Of the S:oaa...
all Of which, when originating in this cauce.
put on the intermittent type, or beco.ns period
ical. This "CURE" cxpels the poison fr-a
the blood, md consequently cures them a.
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 20 ;rr-;.;-
grants and persons travelling or temporary
residing in the mslorious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 20 the IA
lection, that will be excrcted from tic system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
TO upcn into disease. Hence it il even more
valuable for protection than cure, aid few viii
ever suffer from Intermittents. ii they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy az,
fords.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-15
E,utal ann @tlus tSAisms,
FRIDAY MORNING.

Rag Our paper is delayed again this
week The County Fair Horse fare, (fair,)
and Job Work, have given US another
"set back - Our subscribers who are
in arrears, by handing in that DOLLAR
apiece around could give us fine start.
Nothing equal, friends, to the almighty
dollar for oiling up the wheels ola print
ing Office
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How ~ exterminate the Wecyil.--lnter-
esting Discovery.

i. l.. Booth, now in this city, who has
made some valuable improvements in grain
cleaning machinery for -four mills, sends
us the results of some experiments with
lis machine for securing grain. Tic OBJ
tanned from farmer thirty bushels OF
wheat from bin &C two hundred bushels,
and after passing it through the machine,
placed in glass jars piles of the Gle ned
aud uncleaned grain. Upon examination
some time aiterward, he found the latter
alive with woovil and badly eaten, while
that which had been secured, was perfect
" free from any appearance of the insect.
This led him to microscopic examination
of the berry of the wheat, which resulted
in convincing him that any grain infested
with the wceyil can he entirely cured and
preserved bv the simple process of clean
ing. I'm proof Of which he states that
large portion of the grain seemed to have
single blister or slight prominence up
on the terminating end of the berry, which
was readily removed by the point Of a
knife aud the egg OF the weeyil discover
cd MI Booth Is satisfied that this thor
Z ouHI SCOuIluS ana dSiV"tOh vi 'iS Si"ilI
removes the glutnous covering Of the cell
containing the egg, and that its exposure
10 the air destroys its generating proper
ties And if the wheat is taken in any
condition, after the insect has passed into
the larvae or perfect state, and treated rs
above mentioned with any effective smut
ter, this pest VIII be completely eradics-
ted. There are other species of the same
destroyer-ono in which the egg is depos-
tied in the berry while in soft state be-
fore harvest, ana the depository being cap
ped over to exclude the air, the egg re-
mains thus protected until the grain is
again sown, and does not change until de-
composition commences from the action
Of the earth and process Of termination.
Many Intellectual attempts to find remedy
have been made. As MI Booth process
is within the reach o. all, it is worth the
while Of those whose grain is info ted by
the vccyiI 70 try it
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y. Y. Central H. X. CONDUCTOR
PITCHING LADIES orr THE CARS. Tie
wife and daughter of prominent citizen
and the present Postmaster of Auburn,
were returning home from visit at the
cast They purchased through Tickets
in New York, and knowing nothing of the
regulations of the company, they stopped
a day or two in Albany aud then resumed
their journey. At Amsterdam they were
Informed by the Conductor that theiI
tickets could not be received, and they
must either pay their fare or leave the cars
Not knowing what ii rleant, the ladies' re-
fused TO pay. and were elected from the
cars, in q rain storm land left standing in
water. The manner Of the Conductor
was rude and ungcntlcmauly, and orc of
the ladies' took "a violent cold, from which
she has been seriously indisposed. Hav-
ing some spirit, and properly resentng
her treatment, she retained hertickets and
took the next train home, paying her fare
again. An a.tion has been commenced.
and by man, too, who has the means and
the inclination 10 test the legality of the
proceedings, and show UP the rufIianism
of this corporation and its servants in q
court of jpstics -[Bufalo Express.