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, 1859-10-19

A&40GA&O1s o1A 4ts 4SAs
Euasx ftess and TaLune:
GkS11xxEx lin your paper Of Saturday last
you speak Of Mr. Lovejoy having delivered u
political address before The assembled farmers
and others, at the Knox County Agricultural
Fair, Ac."-closing With quotation from the
Galesburg Mmoe-at. which in effect contradiets
the statement TINT It was POLITICAL address.
As some persons wonld no doubt be willing 10
believe Mr. Lovejoy injudicious enough to take
the occasion Of an agricultural celebration to
prona'gate his peculiar notions pom po1itica,
subjects, hare thought it due to him to con-
tradict your statement that il WIS political
address, and correct what is evidently only =
small mistake Of the printer, but u mistake
which makes q great difference ii the sense Of
the statement political, having undoubtedly
been printed for peaioak.
A had the pleasure Of listening to the same
address when delivered at the Agricultural Fair
Of Bureau County,1 am able to assure your
readers that it was confined to matters usually
discussed on such occasions; there being moth.
ing Of political nature io it, unles. it was a
slight allusion to our banking system, and au
exhortation to the working classes. to depend
mainly upon their own exertions, and not to
wait for the government to bring them pros
perit5. =, "
Il. Hariug opened this subject, l wish to Say I
few words Of Mr. Lorejoy's address Us a literary
eEect. Like most thugs which Nr. Lovejoy
undertakes, it WAS well done. He could not, Of
course. discuss the commonplace topics Of ag-
, 1859-10-19

Letters hare been received in England from
Dr. Livingston, the African Traveller. At last
accounts (Jan. lst. he vas at Teste, hariogpro.
ceeded up the Zambesi on the sad Of November.
The expedition had hard time oft, being
obliged to abandon their steamer, which could
not stem the current, and take to the shore.
The weather vas oppreAsiyely hot, aud the way
terribly rough. In cndearot1ng to lind cata-
zaet, said to exist II kcbrabasa, the Doctor en-
countered very serious obstacles, owing to the
nature Of the country IN one place be Wss half
day. travelling half mile The cataract
proved to be nothing but rapids. At Ex1cdi~
tion Island, on the way up the 1iser, the party
witnessed several battles between The Portu-
gue.e aud the natives Of the country, in which
the mattress ware badly defeated IN one ease
the natlves were found in possession Of many
pieces OF bronze cannon: Some remarkable and
curious people nere eeen. The Doctors com.
paulons say he works excessively. hsrd-@ On
Que occasion ha had narrow escape from
drowning-" A. last, accounts the party xere en-
gagged IN getting ptoriIions and stores from the
abnndoned steamer up 10 Tet3a
, 1859-10-19
:. 4 NEW NAME FOR IT.

The editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer Is anu
sing himself by writing articles explaining to
tue people Of Ohio why Gov. Chase should
not bo elected to fill his old seat in the .. s.
Senatei Tic reason he allegcs'against send
ing linn to tbs Senate is, fiat abe stands the
"symhol md representative Of Northern op-
"position to Southern economical interest Of
"pafamount magnitude"
That is new name for it. John Wesley
christcned it the "sum Of oil >villainies;" but
then it must DO remembered he was only a
Methodist, willie the little fellow Banks, is a
Democrat The one was simply Christian
Minister the other spris Of the 'secoud-
class families" Of " old Virginia"
, 1859-10-19
The Fllltbuaters.-Thcir Franb4 n.
8ou1aWe91 PA4a.
(Coszespoudence Of TIC Missouri EepuAlcz4.}

Sx< oxtzAzs October II. 1sso.
The tlllbuster excitement Is rapidly d,ios
out, and unless some new and striking uaao.u
Err Of the operators takes place shortly it will
soon be remembered no more than a passing
dream. Most al the men who we're concerned
in this affair are here, and it is amusing 10 listen
to their accounts Of the occurrences, from the
time Of leaving the old l'owder.Iiouse until
they we're turned into the Barracks below tic
city a. prisoners TO Uncle Sam. The rank and
tile Of the expedition are up to this moment rs
much IN tse dark as other people regarding the
number OF men Ebo we're to compose it and tho
plans arranged for its transportation to xicar
Agua- The men who we're captured to South
west Pass and brought back had seen nothinC Of
Gen. Walker, md knew nothing of his rhere-
abonts, nor do they now. 1t is gener-
ally supposed that he went to Berwick's
Bay aud either saissd from that point. o. is
resting upon his arms in some retired spot
in that neighboshood until the storm shall hare
b'o"n oEer.. dispatch from Southwest Pass
says, that on SUNDAY last party of fishermen
reported haring seen schooner making her
way c1ong the coast from Berwiek's By: ahe
Tas apparently full Of men. none Of whom
seemed e te aa:e ny Rnowlsdge Of the hrdro-
aground. 4 Government vessel was prumptlY
sent in pursuit Of The suspicious craft. :,
:, when The tlAhustets At Soutlwe est Pass found
that there Was no hops Of getting awar--the
revenue cutter haTing trained its twelve porud-
er.upon their camp, aud twe steam turs char.
tered by government hayiug anchored close
h1 10 prevent sny vessel from taking them Of
-.T9lney proceeded N Aerso-eomic ye{n to turn
the whole affair into sport and ridicule. They
commenced bJ burning the identical blue liebt
Mh1ch had been found in possession of Ient
White, Of the Mobile revenue cutter.,tthe 1;Tns
he boarded the schooner Susan, and ras car
med araI b.: TINT foxacious and unfotuna..
vessel The Light Was intended at The time "a a
warning to the cuttar that the Susan intended
to show her. heels; but what in particular Il
ssgmneo when burnt on the cla1T old wharf n
Southwest pass, nobody could tell.
When United States uasshal Kennedy went
asnore with hlx Warrants. he was politely re-
eeasea NJ inc Nharf, and tho men crowded
around to hear him read the documents with
Which be was armed. Tho wharf upon which
THIS important enpneiation Of Uncle Sam. au-
thof1ty was delivered, was Of exceedingly teu,-
porary and trail constitution, and, under ortIi-
nafy circumstances, its aitnsy strength might
have been noted h5 the most superficial obser-
yer: certainly the 6libusters knew ali abousi.,
and Tor that reason, probably. they th.rnged III
coatlana!iS increasing numbers about the Mar
shal, until suddenly the reading Of the iegalin-
sSFument WAs cut short By the platform giving
wsF, With terrible crash, undar their United
Weight IT Has eridensly tho, intention to g,ye
the Federal officer adueking; but this hens.o-
, 1859-10-19
THE ITALIAN QUESTION,

Ihe news from 1tAly is ngain Important
Tho settlement at Villafranca and the conser~
cnce at Zurich seem to have effected nothing
Ihe people Of the Peninsula. struggling Tor
their rights, are in q termont; and WIZ is again
lmtnlnent-this time a war Of the masses
against their oppressors for thu: libcrtr ri
which they hare bcen robbed. Tuscany is
now the cantrc Of the popular movement. as il
Is tic point against which The. machina,ious or
Tue Gfand Duke and li{s Austrian hackers mr.
directed. But in. that ouchy the people who
nave possession Of the government are using
taeif power 30 wisely tllat even their hcr,d;ta-
~ enemies are forced to admire their patriot.
am aud discretion. In ten years tho Tus-
cans have learned valuable lesson, which
they are now putting in Practice. When
They rebelled against their ruler in
dS48, they went ut once from au intolaru-
.ole oespohsn to the widest license -cg
european democracy. Afses tho conyocation
ol parliament tile Grand Duke wns driven
out and Provisional Government set m,
which was followed by = Dictatorship morc
odious to the Flnrentines than the rule Of the
.heEeditaU Prince whom they bad expelled.
Els power was maintained tor a few weeks BIZ
\; troop Of ragan,u1ins collected in The name
Of liberty, in .:Leghom; but in two short
nouths, The reaction, hastencd by the
sxeesses Of the. mob. which, in every
thing but blood-shcd, initiated the parisians
o. 17es, came on; and the short lived
Republic was at m end The Grand Duke
was called back by the almost unanimous
suaFage1 IT the People who, ai1ty days BE-
!ote' had followed bis carriage with cntses;
W leaders # the. revolution c1piated their
Psu1onsn IN q oourse Of prison discipline;
:aa tnoosh ths democratic element resisted
t5e entrance Of L.opQld's Austrians within
"e "@'a q Florence. tley were shot down,
4ad "order was once more restored The
eyents which We have so bbriet1; recited .rr
remembered; and the sschiefa of the nrraer,
neoyenept, and the people at their heels, wise
ly:refraln from repeating the democratic *.
peFiment which resulted 80 diaastrously beforre
They have united their fortunes with Pied.
mont and -nadsr Victor Emanuel, whoee
TIL to '1esfdmaey'' cannot Be disputed sTe 1n
indicating thar claims to 'oonstituionalian,
, 1859-10-19

4 p1xAs4x1 1rEH RoR Lovers OF CHAMPAGNE.
An American traveller in tue streets Of Paris,
seeing the words Wine baths giren here" ex-
Claimed. " "Wel}, these French arc luxurious
people," Then, with true Yankee curiosity,
and the feeling that be could afford whatever
aug one else did. walked in and demanded q
swine BATH" Feeling wonderfully refreshed
afterit, and having to pay but fEe francs. he
asked in some establishment, how vine bath
could he afforded SO eheaply. His sable attend.
auf, who had been u slave in Virginia, aud en-
josed sly bit Of humor. replied, "0h, 1uassa,
We jest pass 1t along into anud1er room, where
We eib baths for four francs"
Then you throw it away, suppose:'
"So, massa den re send it lower down, and
charge three francs bath. Dar's plenty OF
people who amt SO berry 'sic'lar, who will battle
ia it after this, at two francs a head. Den, mas
sa. we let's dc common people hab it at a franc
apiece"
"rhen Of COURSE you throw it a,var," exclaim.
cd the traveller, who thought this was going
creu bcyond Yankee profit
"No, Indeed, mass" WAS the Indignant re.
ply, accompanied br profound bow no, in.
deed, massa, We are not so 'strasagan1 Us das
comes to; ne jest bottle it tip den, and sends il
to 'Nerica for champagne
, 1859-10-19

lent purpose was frustrated By some Of the
crowd who could see neither sport nor profit
in such proceeding
Naite under surveilancc Of tho Federal res-
sells, the hilibusters got ho d Of an old wooden
pump, and rigged il up aud mounted it u Q
cannou: number Of men, who had probably
TO work the Quaker gun, and they went through
al the pantonime Of swabbing ont their piece.
rannmlng down the shot, printing and blazing
away nj tae hostile feet, fellow standing by
in the meantime and sc1u,inizipg the movement
Of the enemy with rounded hi. Of wood lev
eled from bis eye rs telescope. Their capers
alter they went on board the steamer kimball
were Of the widest description, and would prob
ably have brought ubsui collision with the
United States troops had not Marshnl Kennedy
wisely removed the latter to another vessel
, 1859-10-19

The Paris (ky.) Flag states that the coun-
try in and around " Head Quarters" Nicholas
County, in that State, had been for many
weeks terribly excited about "big Wedding
Ut which everybody was to be present. and
which was to como off regardless Of expense.
The parties to be married werc Mr. James H
and Miss Anna ! j.. Everything went on
smoothly until the night before the wedding
lthe marriage was to take place in the morning
and the jolii6cation to last alt day, when the
young lady, instead Of going to her bed, packed
IN few clothes, aud ut midnight left the house
in company with Mr. Frank c., and, IS fast
IS horseaesh could carry them, sped for Abcr-
deem, Ohio, where, as day was breaking, they
were married.
, 1859-10-19
Tha Refnff f.Atfrtcol.m,

Old Prof. 5. was one Of the Instructors at
Dartmouth College years ago. aud was, withai,
shout as blunt and straightforward specimen
Of humanity as eycr walked, being considered a
tattte grabbed by iutimates. Que day in the early
summer he WAS taking his usual stroll around
the village. keeping his eye ont for any ''fast''
student who might be of duty when be CHANGED
to meet Ar. Page. sturdy farmer from Eas:
the dusty street barcfooted and coatless; but be
was 4 fine representative Of Natures noble
men,"
'uullo. Mr. Page" growIed the Professor, ~
should like to know il all the people At East
Hanover 90 barefoot"
part on 'em do, and the rest on 'ern mind
their own business" was the rather settling re-
ply.
, 1859-10-19
The Result I'M Pennsylvania.

Some Of our friends at distance are showing
both ignorance and i'll temper, in speaking Of
the popular !ote. in this State At The late elec-
sion that there is heavy falling of in the Op.
position rn.jority. Nov. ws hare never doubted
That tue ma ajority would be nearly as large US
it was last year, although. from tho cifcum-
stance that there was no Congressman to BE-
chosen this year, aud that there was little ex-
citcmeot in the State, the aggregate number of
thus far. received, fully sustain US in this be-
lief.
1t the time we write this article, ne have the
full oticiL role Of nineteen counties, which,
however, contain fully one~half The voting pop
ulation Of the State. We can therefore COM
pare the result With that in the same counties
last year. The figures are as follows:
NINETEEN COUNTIES OPTICAL,
, 1859-10-19

Chicago, Alton md St. Louis Il. R,
We WeundelStEud thu: IN the VIII Circuit Court
last week, decree WIS ent.red in the case Of
she bondholders, Is. the Chicago, Alton and St.
Louis Railroad Company. D. lis terms, upon
ing We shelieTe 10 upwardS or 800 ,oo0,> the
road Is 70 be transferred 10 the possession Of
the bondholders, If this payment is not made
By the lst Of December 1he decree is to be "a
Gated. The FIRST, second and third bondho1ders
are al made PARTIES 1t remains to be seen
1oW If the money will be forthcoming.
, 1859-10-19

@sA brother and nephew Of Noses y.
beaehros sas New-Yoff Srn are 4oea.ed in the
lar Southwestern part Of Kansas, on the Arkan-
s.s River md tho ssata' 'Fe Road, and are max.
ing fortanes il curing Batfalo hang and trading
with tha overland emiTaata- -;,..,p.v-,,7--,
, 1859-10-19
Dtes8 &Griht4tte
. \ WEDNESDAY, ocEoBER> le,41eo.
EPFEcr oF.THE OCTOBER .ELEO~


- - ,;,cr 1,o,,,oa
~. o,.ahar a,oo,;an,
80 80 80. s.a ,r:.
:. s .,.. ~ na1' o =: ~. o,.-hs,w ~ IT, ~.
.,sss',- ~ ,,a -. aa.,,or;nr whotara,
n..,ss. T.; 49,. ~ h.a q. ~.
.,n>e .,'.,.--~..:.:.. -, 49, M
.@<a - - sss. 80. ~ ~ =.
~ n'e sDe"1 4u " Nv pf
<*'s@' !, "u. '.'".4 .''.1 ~a =. wy 'y'
p'.s. - = =. ~. 1'A>A wv "As4 T.
.'' 1'eNs s' ...4ss ~ uuss w eousns
' ~. ~ ~ ,ISsi%' Is,G - TT" parry, out orue1
.'e 1uAe ". ny g!sat p'7neple' ouF'ea
~ tnf n.oes ap9 eua1 o. WINCH 1t Is made up
10 .e e@pspo our s'"pa'ay 70 Ills supporters
~ A.a 9aey aaso 'aastered shemse1ses
>'ae1 @ae >Sos'a~est especially would Demon
s'Eate It's allegiance to the man and LIS nun.
oagi aud .that be, backed up the Foto Of na!l
q dozen tree states, would be able 70 present
himself at the National Convention oi hts
purity nnd compel the hFe"eaters 70 m accept
ance o. whatever terms he m'gut propose.
1hey had ~'f enough 70 recognize 'ne 'oFmlo-
able character ol the opposnion 10 MN IN TUG
South but had not the political acumen to tg-
ure Out the other tacf that nc is not less odious
and objectionable in the North" Now they are
unoaoaseo; and thero probably IL not one
anong them who will have the assurance, "
view .of recent ovents, to maintain tlat le
stands the ghost Of chance Of anything bet
, 1859-10-19

An enterprise was formally inauguratea in
this city, yeaterday; that will not be without
deep and enduring effect upon the ecclesias-
teal and civil polity Of the country. We refer
OF course, to tho Tract Convention called for
the purpose Of organizing NATIONAL TRACT
socmrr, which Will take the place in Christian
endeavor that the American Tract Society
criminally and persistenuv refuses to
ocupy. We need not disguise trom
our readers the fact that hatred of
American Slavery, dislike of its recognition as
..one Of the institutions Of the country which
Ct1ristianity may not rebuke and discourage,
and proper appreciation Of the double-dealipg
and uuchristian seryilitv that hove marlad
the policy Of the old association, are at tie bot
tom Of this new movement We should take
away from it one. Of it's strongest claims IL
, 1859-10-19

"a negep man xss hnuug by the Sheriff. of
ass FSdsJ, n preseace of 5000 sp.etato1s r. for Sa
the murder of a.white. .uan last February. Tie
culprit Ind reason to suspect undue familiarity
oathe part Of the white manwtth- his wife, 50
he procured pistol and shot him dead; -.
, 1859-10-19

Senato. o.Rep.......-....-.. Dem,..-+......-:....
uouHc Hep Is lem Is
Republican usja1ity IN joint ballot......--....3 3s
lFlom the St Paul Atnnesetan. 14thJ ....:
We hare now heard from two-thirds Of The
rotes Of the State. In no county but cue haye
the Democrats gdined on the voto Of 1857, and
ia only one have the Republicans lost The
swifll, in every section Of the State. We feel
there is no longer any doubt Of \ thorough Re-
publican tTium ph in Minnesota Our Eagle or
Victory hns been impatient to fy for q day or
two; but we hare been restraining his ardor,
until We can do so no longer. and We to-day let
him spread his pinions to the breeze, 10 bear 10
our Republican brethren in the Stntes below us
the glad tidings, that MINNESOTA Is REPUB-
L1CAE to the core and That Douglas and every
other style Of Democracy are sbametntly routed,
horse, foot, dragons and Moccasins. in this,
the youngest sister Of our Union OF Sovereign
States.
Our rictory is complete. Our wllole State
ticket is elected by nearly the same majority as
Gov. Ramsey, aud our Congressmen by sill
l1rCef Tote.
, 1859-10-19
TO THE BE.DRUGGED AND

POISONED CITIZENS OF CHICAGO,
You aEe ovsrzaa with teuxe Of tho vless Compounds
In tbs f1em Of
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS"
that sre1 enanated from thst peat Of society," The Liquor
Mixer.
They afs sod to Jou II uxur1.or they asu dspeassd
to you u medee apdn either the &se. - the saux
IhEs but one wsy to s:eap-. acl that sto luz.
uy medicine. safe End reliable st!ru!sa. soff under
ap and seal which rendc.s certain tkat It h,s aot bern
tampered with. aueh N article! Is
Charlea' London Cordial Gin,
Which dss! u-der In1peet!oa Of tho British ov.,u
ment Is deleaely favored unlike aoY other Gin, v.
soms oi the most vaiuake restoEatlveH ot The
VEGETABLE KINGDOM.
And Is By tsz II. most healthy bsvez7xs e4tsns
The most eminent phJsasans Of Europa aEd An--c.
only recommend its n'e BY tho ha1s az he,tv hrr
pEe.s'tbs It IS ed.*!ns where .al.as |. required.
1te fsna's 's1 ~su ana Il not only ,leaa,as
COKnTAL..
Butts certain relief n Fafesnss ot periodical sar,<,
Auaycal chemists Of al1 ranks psonounea, Il rrr.,.
pure and IT. 1ssto: attva msrts !neonp4.sb.e.
50 only II Qa,Es md plat botss by n. Ern,,.t, ,
ecss. et>. pESTnv : r.
0* ~ Lasa ak'eet, opposite T:ec4r Ut uorsex
, 1859-10-19

81. 4 trainus forty-threc cars on ,hc Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, carrying 1852 bales Of cot-
ton, arrived at Mobile on the 10Th inst. This,
the Mobile papers state, il the largest train that
ha8 eYer affited in TINT ctr.
, 1859-10-19
| IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
BENEFITS
Champion Farm .Yill

Tie attention Of dtales and the rnec generally |.
Gculary Invited 10 The
New and uuriv.lted Portable Farm Mil1.
Which Il the 1atest and best !mp=dvems1t in Mesiuc
Grinding Mills, siid the
:, MtST S1ArLE. DURABLE AND EFFICIENT
.!iu a ger odsIed 10 the public. L. readily 4tsaehes
70 steam WAeF Wind Il Po-er md Is 4asr ri t.,
tke OF Corn tho we'll all otaeF kinds
1f k9n for feeding ar the dnest QUALITY cf
nour for domestc and ,n1 liz sane With xrra. rait
N <thef en9rse due. It made of Tie best aat
constructed In the ost manner anil in it.
treiy new Arankemeat Of paFs and stup:s snd nrr1ert
HseAcd Ct adjustment {Acntnk Of tho psfusnent ree
ton * the shelf AID Knes ear aaa.t+a po.ition1
eFectua II pressns.d fo hea1rk md wxarx ~ emit,
Of IT. n1etac grinding aurfAe thus inx tns dcrf
heretofore existing In mills Of this il r1iitr Ia
greatly ts aetlon rendered even and
unifoF can h fuu with less p,wer and 1xur to il
a1thtanx qa.ltlea. and the lmpo~!bty of 1ayIacu in
r. acion. Will grind nra Of qua II superf to any,
inE hsretofos pocueed BY any uu 1t like ch,eaeter n
uihes completely aud tr+cualy remedies tht,r defests
Mill aea p ssesatpx important advantages uta1jt<, by
Other heretofore invented Of COT stfueted II cerIoe
but lta tFac And weighs h1.Ahau, pouuts They VII
be so:d At IN Eolo~.nt Iuw prices: ~A@' "A3
MIL EMhout holt foF making Flour.
"4 .....-.... tQl1
,psAEEORp HALL, Sole 3sents fos The North.
Nrs cor North LAsal:c md River it,, where ths Mills
eAaossEca ~ HPssa&on oc12 a8&31m
, 1859-10-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE NEW AMERICAN CrCLorED1A. a Popular
Dictionary Of General Kn. .wletge Edtsd bE g tonaF
Is5a,: nv YeIf: y: Appleton L CO. chIesso--
1t il difficult to conjecture how the editors Of
this well known and popular work will conffne
the series to fifteen rolumes Us advertised in
tue circular accompanying the present volume.
Seven volumes hase brought us within hailing
distance Of the letter G-one-fourth Of the
alphabet and nearly. one-half Of the series
being exhausted simultaneously. The same
ground was corered in the old Encyclopedia
-4mericana in four and half volumes. or one
third of the entire work. We opine that the
labor has grown upon the haada Of those who
have assumed it considerably beyond their ex-
pectations.
j.. Leaving them, however, to resolve all doubts
on this point, we come to notice briefly the con.
tents Of Vol VII. Among the Biographies Of
lste and living celebrities we find the names Of
Jonathan aud Justin Edwards, Lord Elgin, Lord
Peterborough, Elizabeth F. Euet, Ebenezer Eli
OF, Oliver Ellsworth, Fanny El*sler, Ralph Val
do Emerson, Thos. Adds Emmet, Nathaniel
Enmons, Thomas Erskine, Gen. Espinasse, Fl
~ S's ~ -'~~' .'01e. tao"aAo 1'e1etts
taoS' 1"lne' Aao''as faeo' fahFcnhe1t, T. L.
FELTON,, Ferdinand II. {Bomba) Of Naples, Fer
dinand III. Of Tuscany, Adam Ferguson, Fichtc
the Fields-Dayid Dudley, Cyrus West, and
Henry Martyn-Filapgieri, Ail1srd Fillmore,
Charles G. Finney, Benz. Fitzpatrick, John Il.
Floyd, 4. ". Fonblanque, Henry s. Foote, Gen.
Forey. Edwin Forrest, Fouche, Fou1d, Fouque,
Fourier, Charles James Fox, George Fox Fran.
cis Joserh of Austria. Sir phiIip Francis. Jo,a
G. r. Francis Of Paraguay. Beni. Frank,jn Sir
John Franklin, Lalr Jane Franklin, Frrder;c
William n. of prussia, James Freeman Theo.
Frelinghuyscn, Plil;p Freneau. Elizabeth Frv.
William Henry Fry, Geoeraphica1. historical,
statistical, and scientific matters are treatc1 in
admirably compsct form and st71e in tbe nrt;c,ee
entitled Ell Dorado. Electricity. Elba. Element.
Embryoloey, Emigration, Endosmose. ENGLAND.
Church Of England. Engraving. Entotno1oor.
Eocene. Epact, Ephen,e.a. Eoisconacr. Eoua.
t:ou, Equinox, Escurial, Essential oils Ethion;o,
Ethnoloxy, Etua, Etruria, Euclid. Eurnn. Eran.
oratiou. Exorenes. Exnansion EIn,o.;on
Factor, Family, Fauna, Feejee Islands. Federal.
,s's, fene.ns' fe1n'' fe,.sn'stn' feuoa SYSTEM
d;,,. r,o,.,.a r1..,;.. r-.. ~ ~
alana' Florence Flao11ne, Forests, Forti6ca-
rrrs cburcb NJ sco,,.nd rro. M..oa~ rSs-s
II 1.1o,de rronda Ero.t rru;. s~s -, 'eA0
c%oorEkS % q NOVEL; r. r. Hcal..a.. 1, q .he Ahssye
t19se1 ion drawings y Q; G. Darcy. sev FORK
assns for Iinnois. . ~ ~D''7s' ~ D. heen' a'e
The anueafnnce of fh;s xofrua oir.. ~ a
, 1859-10-19

t@- During the present Sapo1eon's reign the
french hare constructed railways to the extent
Of more thsn 800 miles. j., .s; ......: =.
, 1859-10-19

| Nj. Brodcrick's term as Senator would
harc expired lse. III. Gwin's term expires
in 1851. =. :. 49,.
, 1859-10-19

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