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, 1859-09-27

Il Ducl---EIectIon Of Delegates to Con.
sresk In tho Sun West.

MEE1L., Arizona Ter, Sept. .. ls,3.
Our usually quiet town las been the scene OF
much excitement Of 1atr, relative to the election
uf Delegate from New Mexico. On tie 18th of
June. the Convention which nominated Mr.
Muwrv for Congress, declared by a most unani~
nous ynice tbut they would take no purt III the
ecctions of New Mexico. In August, however,
fcw of the disanecied called ConveNtion. which
was presided over by the Priest "a Mexican) and
iu tile Convention not only changed the day Of
our election from September 1st to tue 9Th, tthe
same day New Mexico held ler ccction,) but
n1so declared the resolution pa-sca at the first
Convention rescinded, aud agreed to vote for
Jose Manuel Galsegos, the opposition candidate
to tile regulur Democratic nominee, Hon. II. A.
Otcro, tic present delegate This, Of course,
uIl tl,osc men who desired to sec consistency,
Opposed. The consequence has been, what wns
must to be deprecated, split, in ,vhat has hit
erto been a united party Public meetings haye
been held and speeches made; on the part Of
Gallegos, Senor pino and Judge Watts hare
visited us from Santa Fe, and Mr. 0tcro himself
has spent some day S with us. OnSuuday last Mr.
Otcro made speech in the Plaza; he was an-
swcrcd by Judge Watts, who. in the course Of
tis remarks made allusion to the family Of Alr.
Otcro in such q manner TINT Mr. 0tcro gave
him, most emphatically, the lie The result bus
becn challenge, Which Mr.. 0tero promptly
accepted; the parties. with their surgeons, sec
ends, &c, have left for the Mexican line. The
rest If the duel has not yet reached u.s. As soon
Us We hear, shall inform you. Although MIR.
Otero has never been great fayoritc in Donna
Ana COUNTY, his course upon his present visit
has gained linn host Of friends instead
of majority Of 900 roses in the county against
him, US the friends uf Ga1lcgos expected, il has
been reduced to about 2t'l--which, for Mr. O..
hus been great triumph. Mr.. Mowrr las
been rec'ected Is delegate. from Arizona by u
unanimous vote, which is simply an evidence Of
The esteem in which hc is h:d in by our citizens
The Efforts Of Lieut.. II. t. r organization Of our
Territory hare been mostiudefatienbls, aud our
citizens iavc rcpnid hin, in the nanncr best cal
cula.cd to show the confidence we rcrosc in him
US our Delegate. The vute from Tucson and
the West has not yet come in, but it will be
unanimous for him. Mr. Otcro is elected from
New Mexico beyond doubt; rumor says by
about l,i'v majority. although doubt if the ex-
act vote could be ascertasncd thus early after
the election. As the full passes, our citizens
who have been spending the summer. in 'the
States" arc returnin. TO their homes.
, 1859-09-27

a "ESXlIKkN IAACT CONVENTION
We publish elsewhere the call Of large
number Of Presbyterian, Congregational md
Baptist clergymen and layrncn il Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and
other western cities, for a Tract Convention,
TO lie held in this city on the 18th Of October,
to take INTO consideration the duties Of tic
tho religious bodies Of tho West, in view Of
the rcFlsual CT the American Tract Society 10
publish dissertations against the proposed re-
yivul Of the African Slave-Tradc mud kindred
euor1nities. Regarded in religious or de-
nnmiaatioual point Of view, VIC have notlling
to Dc with the movement nor anything 10 sng-
gest in respect Of the action which may prop
er}y como before the meeting. but in the
moral i~nucnco which it may exert upon tic
public, md tie direction it may give to the
sentiment Of large number boil. Of profess
ing Christians aud s'mcu Of the world" who
contribute to tie dissemination of Christian
truth, VIC cAnot fail to have q considerable
Interest -,
In noticing the call Tor this convention, It
occurs TO us first to draw attention to violent
and vulgar assault upon tic clergymcn who
hare participated in tho movement in the col
umns Of tho Chicago Times. Tho question nt
issue between tue American Tract Society md
the signe.s Of tho cal, is tolcrably well Get
forth in tint portion Of the Hnees' article which
descants on the FAC. that "human slayery Il.
"istcd long before the Saviour, and has lncn
"perpctuatcd by Chrixtlan Kings and govern.
"ments over since Christianity was preached
"from the Mount" The difference between
the two parties is that tho ono regards slavery
, 1859-09-27


Coon Par roE Coon WHkAr.-Some OF The
banks iu the interior Of Illinois have practically
refused to redeem their bills: They do not
openly suspend, but they throw all possible OBJ
s!aclss in the way Of !iiote who demand the spc-
cic, examining the bills slowly and counting out
small coins in redemption. Tile natural consc-
quence is that trade is sur.,ed away in drcc-
s,on whcro there is better currency. Hanks
snny refuse to redeem their bills, and public
opinion may sustain them Lu. the people arc
not obliged to dispose Of their wheat lor m
iFredcemnble currency. We have ngain md
again expressed our bitter aversion to this mis-.
cradle trash Of money, too much Of Which has
been foisted upon our market As the oniy f.
feetual means Of getting rid Of this imposition,
our farmers should make it = matter Of ptinci-
pie 10 .tw md in all cases in cxchua.e for grain
tie eurrcncy Of our own State, The Iowa State
bank is amply competent to supply cur traders
With good, safe aud 1rl'able currency. and If
urge their demand for it there can be no nifli-
Guilty about their gcttingit. This systcm would
prove advantageous to the entire community
ind POWERFULLY contribute to the prosperity of
our State. Farmers, try It.
, 1859-09-27

i.ets: ,s'u!.t:re II IL. r.s. AMI Trl,u.cI
Srsi>"rNI''. l''n - s~-lt"!n!~', u lS::'.
MAS through sl'c great iisr in thsrns" during
,hr Fair week, a,ri s,w tttr ,,+llc conduct at
your len,.n ind eilizrhs generally. Iwant To
say ;: few words WHICH Hope ,onr people will
take in good part. Your iireutn acte1 molly,
cneEgc,icalls, but not, NJ tl,ink, scientifically.
Tb.rc is such Thing us science Of fircs-or
rattcr science in powers, machinery ani ydro-
stItics. The physical sciences now have de-
monstrated ti'at water is compressblc- be
crowded into smaller space tlan it occupies il,
natnrc-"as it runs loose round about" To can,-
rrcss this, power is required The less quantity
Of watcr 10 be compressed The less power is
needed.
Now the defect which l saw was t1.is: The
s1casn engines 50 to the river, or within eight or
tcu feet Of it, having a short hose-the 'sue-
tion' ho<c-which ther throw into the river or
they 10 10 city firc-plus, and .here tlo Ike
wisc. Surprising that tue fire il six blocks,
fur, three, two or one, your fremcn pursue
the home course, and run out the long hose fire.
wards, probably 800, 400, 1000 feet from tho
applied forces, straining the hose, bursting
theu,, eaecting nothing How? because all
the power, the force Of tue engine, is used in
COMPRISING the wnter into squares, Ike solid
brick, that move along the bose. The forces
powers are spent on the length Of tho water
pipe, lattcrl5 md otherwise. In this way / snw
the drcmen try to throw water on three story
house and it could not be done, because the ma
cline was as the riyer-not right up to tie
house on fire, or rs close is It could get. The
, 1859-09-27
Property Crows RcbcIlIous and in
Punished.


One day last week, tive pieces Of living. ,nov-
inE, selfacting merchandise. owned by son'e
Missouri farmers residing in Missouri, some
forty or fifty miles west Of Chester, having for
gottcn-it, indeed, they lad ever lcarncd-thc
wise and wholesome preccpts taught in the
bred Scott decision, threw Oft the yoke Of bond
age, aud started freedom ward ria Illinois. AL
though closely pursued bv large band of hu-
man hloodhounds, four Of then, managed to get
acro:s the Mississippi river, in Randolph conn-
Is. Their 1,uzsne:s. being mounted, had man.
aged 10 get ahead OF them, aud intercepted and
surrounded then. while they sele cruising the
covered Plank Noad 1.fidge, over Mary
river, nbout ire miles from Chester, in tue
midst Of violent Storm, last Sunday
cucung, Still laboginy under the t,allucl-
nation that they had rights which willie men
we're under obligations 10 respect, the negroes
chargcd-wi,h their fists, tts nnsy weapons
they Aad-upon that portion of lie pursuing
army that WAS 4t.tioucd Ut the east end Of the
bridge, md, breaking their way thron.h, ran
for "sljfe liberty, and tle purtuit Of happiness"
under the mistaken idea thut they were por-
lion Of tue !" ali men" alluded to in the DecIara-
ton Of Independence. The negro drivers fired
volIcy at them rs they ran one Of theta fell,
badly rounded. hut the other three continued
their flight aud escaped.
She wounded chattel was carried back to
Dl,cater, where it was nscertaiued that abont
,no hux4frtd xkot had tnt<rrd his aody. He ling
ercd alonc in great agony until Thursday NOR
ming. when lie died. 1t was afterwards n*ccr-
tAined that two Of 1hnse who escaped we're
severely though not fatalty wounded.
, 1859-09-27
The Currency Que*t1on--A Word to
tile Wise.

Correspondents Of tie Tfsss anil Tyshnne.}
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept 1ei9
1see by your monetary column that your rag
mnkers have again "put up" New York e2-
change to per cent. premium, or rather caused
tlscir unrcdeenablc issues to deprcciatc to 98
CENTS on the dollar.
Doshc business men Of Chicago fully under
stand the inevitable result Of this miserable
tinkering with their currency: DO tAey ap-
preciatc or know the fact that its certain effect
is 10 drive almost the entire produce business of
Iowa and shipping points III Illinois on tue Mis-
sissippi River, 10 st. i.ouisy DO they know
that the bankers Of this Stale are already com
PEELED 10 make sucll discrimination against
hills on Chicago, in consequence Of the misera-
BILE stuff in which they are pnta, that shippers
arc unable to negotiate their bills, except at
sucl sacrifice as prec!udcs them from making
shipments to Chicago nj all:
Unless the cvil is rcmedied, and that speedily,
Chicago, which from the advantages Of loca-
t1on, las a right 10 expect tue trade Of Iowa,
,nay expect to sec almost the entire grain and
hog crop Of this State find market in ST. Louis,
from the simple fact that our people Will be
compelled to draw tllcir bills on st. Louis, rs
the only Western point On which they can be
negotiated. Iowa.
, 1859-09-27
Meoutnes, :%r.
Nj ottE 10 l;E ADNiPFn
+'A- ruaI 14g
R1sA KsT D1Aprn
Worn BY Kings or Emperory.

wkn&f Why Rcauslfut 4Eend ofTr,,-
Eseauss Is th- ornament God utb.lr pn 4 H., ,. ~
rzes Rsase7, although " ur.y L4-.u, ~ W. - ~
brightly In the x!o~n- chesk The l- xser =. .ns1".n
the ts<ih b. th"e 6f psaxta II the h l.xsr u II.
ens th+ hair bt shat a1a shrvee'i. h.r-h and d. ~
,Ian III Ser ehas. rof W9.as iaIs 1*.s,.,9. qts =
u]eI ttTre times week. viii 1r.t"rs anil ;Afs..
nenttv s<cusr to al seh ust1o~t fk< NE AE.v!ur
tu.r. Ihs wrttas II ths drst l. thu osss .al
ThAlefx:
Ek~ YoaE, April ia, lss.
IA, Woon-D+4r Sir: Permit mn to exps~s4 you tbe
obi tl.s uner fur te entire rtstoatn Of ~ h.,t
y It. original ear; abous The time Ut mY Af1irA Ia thA
Cn4 Stairs r1padfy LsetHatnk Eyay b1t up4n tbs
appl..n Vt y"ur lair Restorative Il Freoser It's
ful ipvxatun quite raiele!aps u veil - axrtaHs.
i I'm. asAs III. foufs truly. r. TuALbfka.
-Dveh a't G~5led5.,a.~
W~hh Newspaper ot1cs. u Naas.1, t., Arsil H. 1ss9.
PnoS. d. !. WON :-prar Sir: Some month of six
weeks ago c.eelred hese II y"ur Hair Rettoravs Ant
aSe my Wife, who concluded t tzy 4sf h1lF, tA
u the lns lhat ~uut shs x.ay hsr
few weeks trial hA4 erfnss3 lhIt wonderful effect by
turning alt the gay has to dark bown. 1as Tina
beauyink Au th,ckr ruink tbs aa:z. .ob Y rrcomnahd
ae eboss u nj ps'soes rans g q I've, change
NV rozx. July =, lss7.
Paor. o. J, WooD With confidence do l recommend
your Hair Restorative, t<irx the most ehieous article
sver saw sae4 siu your lisr Restorative my hair md
wh.kers which almost xh.c bare gradually grown
dark s"d feel enndcnt that fsw Applications
wi! restore them t. ther natural tlof II 7l. hH Fet'eT
prrsons .ho p~Espiro fr+r'y. J. q. SlLhX.
%; J.; WOOD CO. Prcpdstoz. sle rnoalvsy. St~
md III Market 81. - Louis. Mo.
And .oM By al xood DEakgists md Fancy Goots Dtaa.
, 1859-09-27

The Cairo City Ga-ttte has full uccounto OF
the fire which occurred at that place on the
2tth. /:
Tic fire WAS discovered in the south cornqr Of
tic Taylor House, ind in an almost incredible
space If tinc* that large structure was inveloped
IN smoke and fiulne. Prompt efforts to arouse
the guests aud attaches Of the house were made,
and IL il believed tlat no one was lost. In rend-
cring service Of this character, 1fr. Sam. Hall
performed part which is emincntlv worthy OF
record. lie visited every rnom iii the house.
<ubout cighty,) giving The alarm, aud often mr.
o.eing tic occupants only by dasE!iug down the
doors, Seeing cyery room vacated, lie attempt
I'd 10 return, When hr fourd tile flames had de-
StroyeG several feet Of the hall floor over which
he had to pass: Through smoke and fire he
made q leap, cleared the breach. descended two
stories, to The street, just in time to see the
building part in burning fragments. The Tas-
lor House was erecsed At u Gust Of about twenty
thousand dollars, and furnished at IN expense
Of six or eight thousand doliars more. Nothing
Of consequence Was saved.
The following other buildings were destroyed:
Charles Tlupps billiard saloon, loss about $500
.,n unoccupied building owned by John Little
6e1d-1osa SGuo. The Screen Tree Tavern !"
and q house in the rear, owned By Mint burns
loss $.,5to. The "rr4r,e House." owned and
occupied bv John Howlcy-valued ut 80 ,5YO-
partly saved. Four houses belonging to Peter
Stapfeton, valued at Il 4,'HN-part Of there con-
tents snrcd. A house owned y Geo. Goyenor,
loss S?o0-no insurance. Three buildings
belonging to Dr. Wn,. Wood, valued nj t. :0t,
Ono double house owned By Geo. Poor, loss
*bout 81 ,Tt1. The Miller House." owned By
Geo. " kenrick. and occupied Us hotel by !.
I. Miller-valued nt IL $40. rast Of the furn1-
tire saved. 4 carpenter and undcrtakcr's shop
worth III or $1GN.
There were several buildings burned. and the
total loss will not fall tuucl el.urt Of SN',fLt.
Tie following Insurance offices vera involved
by the cnlamity, as fotlows::
, 1859-09-27

Tic people Of Kansas may SOME day have
Governor Of their own choosing, aud thereby
get rid Of the troubles and difieultuies which an
Inefficient executive Seems to be ever thrustine
in their faces. The lutest proceeding is Tue
proclamation Of acting Governor Walsh ia rcla-
tlotte Constitution. Wn1sI orders the returns
Of the election to be sent to the Governor Of the
Territory, and not to the President of the Con-
st;tntional Convention. as directed By the ordi-
nance framed ut Wyandotte. Fearing that some
sinister advantage may be taken Of this conflict
the Republican, Central Committee hare taken
send certified copies OF the result to each Of
the supposed lawful ciIicers appointed to re.
ceiye the same-onc 10 the Governor md one TO
tile President af the Convcnt1on-thus guard
ing against my technically which IN ~ be used
to lceui the admission of Kansas as State be.
lore the next Congress.-.S!- Louis D.mon5uf.
, 1859-09-27
NIr. Greeleyss Experience In the Int,
Fi0r OF California

"A'' "fee'e ,nr - ~ G,tanr,,n e't' ]Htc-
~ -, ~,
Inc country papers alons '1e foute o. Mf-
Grceley's travels make merry over personal re-
,,;,;.carcca of +ba nb;losonber TIN fn}towinn
:. 1.,,
items arc from 1t'e AaF'posa o1-tHe'
lion. Horace Greeley left Col. Fremont's resi-
dence. III Lear Valley, Thursday morning Of
fast week, anu 3eacueu 10. oen1tc aHe{ tne
same n1Eht" ~ rGtuiheu w tne nls tlee
grove, wh'ch IL d'stanee OF zen MUGS from
tue o-oehlite .tall' Ieacn'nE neal .aIey oat'
urday night From Marlposa ihe party we're ao-
scnt h.ty-h hours, Of Whica Ion.teen we're
spent Ill tue whey; lnls Is MUCH the qulcaes1
trip ever made Horace. though not " my
means an eieEant equestrian, possesses t"o i"''
po1tant qu"'ilcal1o1s 'of n'"Hius Eooo .n.,e'
ne stlcks 10 tne sauu,e, ", ~ o.Iel n1!1e,
han:'s on 10 1he cfunpef, Mi'n pne tlanu, aI, AcAs
Ais beast enc,Eetpca,'3 VIII t"e p.neA' "4'o
F 7 "
How he EXPRESSED HIS WONDER At TIE BIG 7HEEs.
lie was very compnnIonub1c On lhe road, dis
cussinr upon licht and heavy subjects with
eusy l,luntness. aud nairtfe There is consid.
er.ble of dry comic quality in lis compost
liou, which Enthusiastically sticks cut on suita-
III. nccusions. 4 ncculiltitr was noticeable in
H.: mnnncr NJ exnrcsSinr wHndrr and admira-
inn of thc ,,rand scenery of the valley. big
tr,cs r. ,yEan anrtlt;ui, remarkable npneared
n rie,r lie rould breuk fortl, into wtistline.
which sonndcd like wind blowing through a
tnnt.holc nr wnuld roar on some lime" or
sort n nj pourri. in Which ali sorts Of words
a.,d x,,tr.a ,rcre i,eoutifnl1v interm;nr1ed. md
snH ~. ,o n,oss crecrahlc music. enoucL 10 charm
the lleurt Of u cat-hcad owl. lie had likewise
lcornrd IN veil or howl in coming across the
, 1859-09-27

During the prevalence oi the recent high
winds on tue upper lakes, causing rise Of
shout two feet in The Saut Canal, = break Was
made in thesnight through the inside slope wall,
mud when discovered the next morning it was
Ind eaSed Il for r some :,anec and phe %anr
vas working itself through xundry creriecs in
the outside alope wall But ior that protection
the whole embanlment must have been destroy
e.i, and tho canal 50 seriously damaged as 10
bare rendered it useless, perhaps for weeks. 1t
was protected by lie outside slope wall and en-.
were commenced aoDc top soon.--Lktcott -4d-.
, 1859-09-27
F0[{T{E,5L.

knnw NIT uuou what autbo,i.y. that john i.
1taxon' 4,n.r;c,o N,,;.tor ,t par;s i. lou] in
-. "' " "
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nseas co.t,-a.s!; g rs 'ase u 'sA'''A' ' 1-'''
~ nn,,ss..s., ,.. .,.nu. ,x;u .a1o
n,,cs ~ ~. s,;..N.., 'A' .. % q. n.~~:
d.rr. z.""-, -, 'r4a - 1n".".. ~ w
h.. .,a..,--.-, =, AA' -, ~, ,....:-r,
oh;,;tr g. s.e so"'as ,.aas .,as.
ed tn ,ha 11,;..; go cs,.t. -. 49,. -
p,,r L.. y ~ .n |'eu' 1-:!- go go
;.r r.
limo baa, . .s..-,1'. 49, -. - 49,
.z,vr,a, '''~ ~0'' - '0
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hero oo,a,.- r.. ?' -. 80. -. a..
rcc;ni.nt ~ ~ .sI ~ 49, = r.
Stuart. wm II Nor,.1.na u ~ - nania,
Windhsm Robertson md others
-"0cc.x;on,,, ), ~ w..l,;,,toa co,r.s,ord-
ent of ,ha pb;,a,,.,,..;. -. ~. -.
Gordon uenn,,. ~, ;,.;,. ,,,on NV. -,,,:o
nersona, +rcoo,,t;or - II. 60. ,,.fa-a +.
w;1, .,,oo ~ .a.,.;... =. -...4 ~. 5;s...-...~
| co1icy of Nr. Rnchanon,s administrations ue
was in Washington few days since. accompau-
led By Mr. Gslbraith. his attorney, evidently
for the PURPOSE Of inducing Mr, buchanan to
, 1859-09-27
Call for Il Tract Convention OF tho
West.


Evangelical Christians, Of various sl.nnninu.
TINS, Vt tFIt. NeAt larc been accustomed IL en-
operate through tir American Tract Society 1T
H"w inrk, III ehurts ''to ptnlnute 1[.c interests
If ,t.i g"3ti.es, a,..l sound morality That
Src'r1x, s's nuw administered, has proved itself
to lie e'1eer inadequate Or unwilling to meet The
mural aud religious wants OF this nation, by
adopting tue policy Of q studied silence respect
Ing tic immortality Of American Sluvery. The
pccutiar influences Of the commercial metropo-
lis amid which the annual meetings arc held,
and the distance Of that locality from the resi-
dences OF a large portion Of the life members
Of the Society, render the effort hopeless for tic
present, to effect change in the course adopted
" the officers. ltis, therefore, incumbent upon
,Nestcrn ChriktianB n take measures 10 proTidr
themselves with some other benevolent agency
Tor the pubi'catisn and circulation Of religious
tracts and books It is also deemed important
hr many that there should be consultation AZ to
Some better method Of developing Western tai
ent and Western contributions in this work
All evangelical Christians, therefore, through
out the Western States, who dissent from the
present policy Of the American Tract Society
Ut Ne" York. arc invited, By the undersigned,
on Tuesday. tue 18th day Of October, ls59, At 10
O'Clock. H. b., to consult and net upon the SUBJ
jccts aforementioned.
Rev ~ Stc,ss s, r1sor Congressional Church. clne
on1;ehicala @ ras.or Associate Reformed r,e.brte.
iIs,sa.y Ksansy ;s E;s'or elect 81 Presbyterian Church.
eisTs .ss # i ': SSsss Church
fGf:'S. IS W.lt<y' I wsst + + bHp.ao. T..
" slseI: Pastor 1T Congregations. Church. Butnx,
fssst TO- o:a:is ssss e Street Church MI.
nea 15*!%s' s!'ss E e-'ss a'sHss ss Church do.
Ksr Ihoa r4torist Congregational Church, clcvc-
s,y;ss %si,s TsasE E. O. = ~ eAF.sha
%a,s Sli,s 9s;;e1 Ea I'd r ss eas1 49,
p@s rto3 I,; rs,es s ssss shass d. -
:. If IIststs 4tss. sasa st1iaa1st 9ss %. Ss
5sf ioeps st isrt. TT iDsh'eg; s. r. 81 so d.
Ts:is; sifa Ta1a nfF IT s;. d. Church. d.
La Kennedy. Pastor 1abesnae1e HlIeiss Church.
Z ; Ki'sb; i. Pastor ii 3cnsrssadaas churc.,
~, Fnaei. ] @ Eay@ nd. Esq' do.
,s$S ;:s:T a {: Church, Grand
H:,:S:s f::ssi ss:te IL n.'e* H.
';s 3ns' f:ast Esss!st !t,i:ts5 t al1lis, IL Ill.,
blanchard. tsacsbuFE. III.
" leechrs u D CO.
Frof John Mor.an. Obe1ln. Ohio.
=" + II farchi d, lio
i" ! II Falrchln, do.
I" Henry CowIes d.
Her John Keep, do.
ITO: Geo y Alien. dus
- James Hascan4b, Io.
JIM E!lA do.
- Ch4s II renaead. 10.
Chas II Churchill, DO.
The Committee Of Arrangements are Mess1s
Philo Carpenter, Z. s. Wells, and WV. Smith,
Persons designing to attend the Convention
witt p1ease send their names to the Chairman o
, 1859-09-27

WILL coCxrr fA1a---The annuai fair Of ihc
Agricultural Society Of Will County will BE-
held ut Joliet on Thursday ne.t, The 9Th, 18Th
and sathi inst; The address will be delivered
hy j. +. Brown, Esq, Of Cook County.
, 1859-09-27

"UEEMk1p01I, tuE " HkH1NEtou CoE8ebIEoHdtnt
Of Tie philadclphia Pres, says:
The Administration has determined 10 reucw
Tue var upon Judge Dnuetas IN is most otlen-
.1trc form. Erery of1iceioder SUSPECTED OF tie
slightest leaning towards sbs Illinois senator ID
10 be instantly dccapitated. The tirst -victim
will undoubtedly be the Hon James j.. FaFran.
present Postmaster Of Cincinnati. and one Of
;he pFoprietors Of the cineianati 9"qa'r1-she
the mott influential journals in the Northwest:
, 1859-09-27
CANFORD'S LIVER NFIGO-
~ NAT1R,
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eonpounde cnti.cy t;uus. aai has hesonte
tx1Ab1ht3 flt, St+n14rd Medicine known and appn,vsd
by al that hay4 IT, anf IL soft+I t vita coEn.
deuce In Ill diseases for which t u recommended
It ha* eu.e.i th.us r4lss =: Chronic pia.hoa SRr.
within tie G.s Year, = u,sE Complaints. Dysxnte-
who hal given up all hopes = ~ IT1 u, StLn ach.
II FttE tf Halnkua4 c0atis<n<4N t'01.
unsolicited saSlxs L. = c, Cho:erA, Gh4lrfa Nor.
ny p.E4<.sina shnv. = titus. C}.,eT4 hfantuu,,
h. tst- a4u-t - Irtri =. F,akuleae~. Jandl<t ks-
to Tic tst Of thet nas Weakne4seN and may
individual t4knE Il, au4l b. 4Ael sascvxsAf1lly
uA+u such Qulnt sta ~ 10 >Ell,ry family Msu.cIhe.
sci k.nsy an the Hhw-ls. = 1t will cufs $tsk HEAD.
LIT the Letates Of your !AEIlE. tA Thousands can
juixnlt guide In The twenty ntnuteA
us+ * the LlV Elk INvi- !. H shsse feas,~.ao-
CURATOR. and It viii = f1s ar takrt. at con1enco-
curt Liver cons l1!nfs. htl- nent Of au.ck.
fsus A:t4cks. py:pe2s!a.
Al WIN using giving testimony IN it, f4sot.
~ Nx Wafer iu thu mouth with tae ln1txus44oF, An1
awaIow beth teeeshtr.
Price Ono Dollar per Hottie.