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, 1859-11-15
A New Arctic Expedition Denounced.
From the Londoa T.nesl


Aefc, LOT tne lust zen or we've years, we nave
oeeh sehdihg expedltlon a,sef e1pedh'on TO tue
tsS Teglons ol .ne t,ol'n roe IN search ot poor
PIT 9ona rFauhIn ana my lnlss'pg snips. 1he
supject nas peen SO looe peore US .nat one a..
most 1a,hks OF II now as mater oi history: II
IL IN" tae retFeat from Moseo", or any olne7
caa..'is lnilleted On INC human race ny the
oenlas o. Inc Sosth' 90 tishch mas beeh aohe,
SO r'"ch mas oee9 ascertlned, SO little OF any
vaIn- remains to be done, that man must he
Il fanatic indeed on the subject OF ice who would
propose any further explorations INTO the frozen
regions which lie to the north"ard Of the Amer"
lcAn comment Tor Tue Solution Oh a 1oregone
conclusion, To advocate such course, accord
ing to the dortrlne OF the old Greek poet. man
must be either sr. Jack Frost or Ar- William
Snow. The latter gentleman is acting in the
matter; hewrites to us from New audsworth,
mud bsgs It's to lay before the public his reasons
for advocating yet another Franklin Expedition.
We nrint this letter, and it will be found in
other portion Of our columns this day lie is Of
opinion that many Of the crews are yet alive,
aud among the Esqumaux. lie asks for further
excrtions IN the lame of Sir John Frankln's
petty officers aud seamen jet unaccounted for.
1t is quite true that the certain intelligence
we arc received with regard to the missing ex-
pcditioa l,as been nttained by private, aud not
pr public enterprise. We're We merely arguing
the case cases arc argued, we should say that
We :ht to prof. by the lesson. If public ef
forts lave failed, and private efforts have sue
cyeded the Inference is unayoi1a al,!e-t1isc:rd
, 1859-11-15

The Congressional burying- ground, about a
mile east Of the Capital, is beautifully situated,
and commands fine view Of the surrounding
country. 1t is very interesting place to risit,
particularly at the autunlnal season Of the year.
when the trees are shedding their 1eaves, and
she country is putting on it's winter garments.
Here repose the remains orhere may be found
the memorials, Of many brave, stout heart /;
ofmany proud aud glorious intellect; Of ma
ny a beloved nna cnfluential leader, who, in
yonder Capitol, assisted in debate or toiled for
tue welfare his country. The custom isto
prepare marble slab, marked With the Uame
Of The deceased Senator or Representative, and
10 place it in an appropriate spot in The ccmete.
RI, whether ths remains of tile departed are
permitted to slunber beneath it or are borne to
the State III which, during life, be resided. AS
you pass through this city Of the dead, you can
toll from these stony meu1emtoes, the exact
date ofeyery death that has been announced III
Congress for many years. II is the duty Of the
clerk to cause these tombstones to be prepared
and it is mournful comment upon the ambi.
lion which consumes so many proud and daring
minds to mark the steady additions annually
made to the long procession Of the illustrious
dead, -PAIddelphio Rf<ss.
, 1859-11-15

John Mitchell, who is now in Paris, has com.
menced = keries Of letters in Dublin paper,
called The LrisAmaa, (simiIar in its politics and
designs to the fation), in which his object is 10
suggest TO .le Irish peassutry, that FRANCE will
soon be Ut var With England in the Mcditerra-
arrived for inducing lie Ernpcror yanoieun 10
invade Ireland. 'But," exctaims Nr. Mitchell
who will make tbe Emperor sure that he Iri.h
people wait for him, and pray for lin? How
is lie to KNOW that 252, 600 fighting men would
be found to follow his eagles from Bsntry Bay
10 I,verpooly How, above all. arc the m ot,
the people Of all classes aud creeds-to be
brought to look steadily towards this as an
event not only possible but probable, ani rhich
may each Of them bringij joy or sorrow, JUS. ss
they dcmean themselves In it?''
, 1859-11-15
Corw1n Nominated for Speaker or tho
House,

Corw'1n Nominated for Speaker or Tho
HoN&c.
We have the following from an enthusiastic
adnlirer Of Tom Corwin, and VIC print it with
ont endorsing its recommendations:
Nrw Yosx c1rs, Nov. 10, 1879.
To the Editors Of the Press and Tribune:
The sentiment of honor has again got the
better Of avarice, aud New York proves true 10
Republican principles aud the Union. The
critical ordeal through which our party has
passed within the last few weeks shows IN en-.
crgy an endurance and power, equal to cur
great emergency.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, ever ready in
the cause Of liberty and his country, came to US
as duty, and cheerfnlly lent the force Of Ills
strong argumentatiye and eloquent powers to
attain the honest mud glorious ends which the
Republican party hare in view, viz: The peace,
prosperity and pcrpetuity Of the Union. There
Is natural fi1mness in such mind Us Corwin's
which when unlocked by an emergency discov-
ers the rarest fortitude, whicl. i1ourishes upon
care and becomes public blessing in any great
and dangerous crisis.
The Republican party Of the country should
cherish Corwin at this day as the American
Fabius; and there is every indication, so far ns
we can see, that this is the case. Ills friends,
in all quarters, have settled upon biw as the
next Speaker Of the lower house Of Congress.
He would make capital presiding officer, aud
organize the House in n manner that would win
the respect and confidence Of tie opposition in
all sections; whilst the prominent positions he
has heretofore occupied with such marked
ability as Governor Of his own State, United
States Senator and Secretary Of the Treasury,
would entitle him to the highest consideration
Of the House.
Believing the Republican party intend to
unite with The opposition South in 1860, and
give the Presidency to it, it is due to them that
they should have the Speaker and the Vice
Presidency, at least to suit themselves.
The Southern opposition would make very
little, if any objection to Cor. Corwin as Re-
publican, and as no one can be elected Speaker
without their vote, it is 1nanifesty the interest
Of the Republicans to concentrate all their
strength upon him, as it is generally conceded
they will do. FRANKLIN.
, 1859-11-15
:Dress 81 Grtht111r

4 SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.
1ve do not attach much importance to thc
cciu.v elections for Treasurer, Surveyor and
School Commissioner, held iu this State on
Tuesday last. In many counties personal con.
siderations overbore political preferences and
party rules. But the result in the county 0:
La Sale, where the Republicans cannot claim
moro thnn one hundred majorityiua a local scram.
hle for places in the Court House, deserves
special notice. The Republican ticket in La
Sale, this timo counts nearly round thous.
and majority in Il local contest lor county off,
Gers, against scvca hundred last fall in tho
most closely contested campaign the State Inns
ever known Al hands seem to DO agreed as
To the provoking cause cf this unexpected ma-
jority-wllic!l may be stated rs follows:
Some three weeks ago a colored man was
Sale aud Ottawa with hawscr around his
hody, aud half dozen llang~dog 1oafcrs, with
pistols iu their hands and bowie knivcs in their
belts. at his rear. The appearance Of this phe
non,cnon ut LaSalle caused such m excitement
tina, the Irishmcn and canal laborers were with
difficulty restrained from tearing the slave
drivers in pieces aund setting tho negro free.
Au intelligent and sober minded spectator Of
the scene informs us that il a blow had been
struck or aslou1 r:aised nothing could prevented
the mobbipg Of the gang on tile spot by Mose
.cho regularly sIo:e tie Democratic ticket. But
the posse were allowed to proceed to Ottawa.
where the negro WIS again driven through
the public highway, hawser, pistols, bowie
knives, loa}crs and all. .Ailcr brief exami-
nation at the Court House, in which quibblc
got tho better Of justice, tho negro was taken
in charge By t1lo spectators and despatched tc-
wards Cauada, whcreat tho Democratic news
paper made :! great outcry: and the Democratic
orators we're intensely afflicted. They called
the populacc Of Ottawa mol. as matter Of
e,urs.. They called meeting to denouncc
tile mob, but strauge to say, Democrats were
present 10 defend the mob, aud the meetin.
broke up in most admired disorder. Then
came the election, and then came thousand
Republican nnjorify The Democracy lad ex~
rerimented on the instinct Of LIBERTY in the
human breast and the result surpassed their
most saugaiue expectations!
, 1859-11-15

The telegraph brings information Of the ap-
pointmcnt Of Jchu II. Lewis Of this city Us Uni
ted States Marshal for the State. As none but
Democrat could expect this appointment. We
DO not know Of mun upon whom we feel more
gratiiied at seeing fhis important and lucrative
office conferred. Mr. Lewis Is man Of sterling
integrity in ali his business relateus; be viii
make an honest aud conscientious officer: and.
besides, behas been au unwavering adhrrent Of
the Democratic party through all its mutations
'ot fortune and principles. Democracy with Mr.
Lewis is not mere conviction Of the intellect ::
it is inbred il not Innate; a part aud ,,arcel Of
his being; and were the Democratic and Re
publican parties to exchange principles today,
he would be found still holding a1ofi The Demo.
cratic banner, still cheering on the Democratic
hosts. Such fidelity may well claim, some of1he
rewards Of Eictory nben they are bcstowed.-
.Uddia0H tStak< .T0urn17
, 1859-11-15
Cotton Growing in SanEamon

We can beat Bloomington in the cotton line
Mr.. Allen, the jai1or Of this county, received a
cotton seed from Washington last spring, which
he planted, and from the stock grown raised
ton. The boil presented to US, has four very
long lobes, which, when blown out, form cir
cumfcrence Of about six inches. Indeed, nc
never saw a finer boil grown on Edisto or Sea
Island.
THIS result justifes our opinion as to tho pro-
cess Of acclimation. The seed came from a.
the middle Of May, and Jet matured before the
average season Of FROST II ang person wishes
to prosecuta this experiment Ho will present
him one of the seeds Of this boil as the nucleus
of his effort Springfield kn4epepdenk.
, 1859-11-15

i death occurred at one Of tho public schools
Of this city, few days since, that was no more
sudden than singular. The children Of one Of
tue primary departments had been out at play,
and had Just returned TO their room, when a
class was called, and the teacher observed the
absence Of one Of its members, son Of 3lr.
Darid Chase, a well known citizen. One Of his
companions stated that he did not come in from
& tbat he did, and vas then At his t seat as1eep @
Upon looking at his seat the little fellow WIS
seen leaning forward on his desk, and apparent
y sound asleep. Upon attempting to awake
him it was discovered that he was dead No
cause could be discovered for the sudden death,
but it is supposed that he was seized with q fit
Of upoplexy. The occurrence WIS at the Bishop
Union Sclool.-Dttroit Frs Prtss.
, 1859-11-15

dcring Of the great najorty Of Northern mel:
but it would bo 4 consolation if there were 4
chapter in the Statutes-at-large by virtue Of
which Mr.. Brown could be legally aud soupdlv
blrched every Saturday in reward for his week S
imnudcnce and falselood.
, 1859-11-15
ILLINOIS COUNTY ELECTIONS.


The Republicans have handsomely upset the
Democratic minority in Hancock. Nineteen
towns sisc G. II. Mellep. (Republcau), for
Treasurer, 145 majority. The Warsaw Bultttin
says that the seven remaining towns will not
change the result. The 0qaawka "aindtal<r
gives The return from one Of these towns
young An,erica), showing handsome Repuh-
lican majority. The Republicans have also
elected their Surveyor aud School Commission
cr. Inst fall the Democrats carried tlle county
By :';33 majority
EDGAR COl;SFY.
The Republicans hare ngain carried Edgar
County By close vote. Last fall tho Demo-
Gratis had majority Of :, OIL their Siate ticket,
but the Republicans elected their candidate for
the Legislature by SO votes. This is the third
consecutive election in which the Republicans
have carried Old Edgar.
kAxxAxEE couSEy.
The Republican majority in Kankukee Coun-
ts on Treasurer is C6s. Every town but one in
the county gaze Republican majority, kanka-
kcc city giving 1856 majority. DIS. Parker, Esq,
Of The kankakee Ga=ttte, is elected School Com
missioner by 5oa majority.
Ii SALE COUNTY.
Returns from all but one town in La Sallc
County foot up as follows:
Republican,. as:s as9s 1908
''s'"'>'A' ''''''''''''''-: --:- - -
Aa'o'',es'''::..'''..''' .. :: T.. W W 49, :.
Mendoza a25, aud Ottawa II. Peru gare 45
Democratic majority.
Ing o'ne'u1 'ote u leo1'a eounts on ifeas"-
isi - 10 1o4o"s 1ieoos' tnep.}' 4'7o1 !
n'o"H' 'Del'|' ~ ofo"n tnolos''' 14''
AhSA@" eo's1'
1"' Deinoe4 A'.s A'H'o44ts ~ ~neNa'o VI oou'
s'esS - 1A'' VI Aie'1su'et o+1' VI ~ Ae'
r, .sHsI1 eooS1i
49, ,,suo, Tbs;r n,o;or;tv 80 conar.ss - a..
-. 1,.oas,,,or oo, -. s,,,r,ao- rro,..s1.;,'
.-...:...;.- a. 80 -. 80 It,.
cna,,-,,,. co:,....
rho of;c;a, -o,a ~ rhr;s,;ar for,,,- shows
a., c-,,..-.n n-...- r..
coa -. 1r-..a,..a- au1 -, c.,.u,u.. ~,
go. s,..e, @ ~ ~, NJ. -
~ @..o'' o o-' fD ',
no1"%s - '"'P 41 ~ <''4 -.
~ ~ 4''' "o " 0
0'- ''':'''''s
@"'a'S .o.
:, An' nv" :. oo"ts' p"'"sAes 'D' Ins"'D, ~
n"o'son eo""t1 W 'ue aue.t'oI y. 1o"Aeu'4'
oan'11.'o"' "A.e' " - e'.t ''e0 = o. A11oi:*'
80 A4'e ~o"' ~ -" ~ 80.
'or equity o'.''sss ;" - e'ne'aoeo 'nas n' suen
elec''on WAS helo 'aefe'
~ nA' '1Ia" sot'4'-
Inc "epuo'icans na'e 'u'fe.asea 1l1elt ni'9o'''
YIN 90 pa'1ess 4o' 'otes' ane'r majority On
treasurer IS oso; on surveyor '9@; on oehool
So''sniAsstoae1 9-s.
CARROLL corS7f:
o'S eanoloa'es eonaes1e" ,n0 election VI 1reas'
u'er III eaf'o'- 1--WE" T.. A' ts4'' "a
"'~'e ~ ts' - wv ' A'i'' VI"
e'ec'eu ocnoo' eon'"selone''
"oopfoep cocS7f'
Inc DemocFats eleeteo 1oe1r county 11cAet III
nsnal-ma]or'ts mol yet ascerta'neo'
| fAzs"EL1 COUNTY.
ihe fekin 1fg'steF says that the retuens re
ee'seo lnoaeate Inc elect'on OIL James H. Dao
| cocS' lfcasufer' ana 1ho'nas Aloe' 'r'' our
f.-r
, 1859-11-15

Tie tfa1u ur Mrosrs. Fuiket sou & Elliot, coil-
sisting Of nine wagons, arrived yesterday bring
ing ID from New Mexico l6,aU0 pounds Of wool.
aud came from the Arkansas to Cow Creek un-
der an escort of soldiers. The sol.icrs are also
cscorting The mail wagons, wherever there is
any danger Of their beng molested by the IN
dams.
They saw no Indians on the road. The wool
was consigned to the house Of McCarty Bark
ley.-Eansas City sjoar,,1l-
, 1859-11-15
#Roictnes, r.

A~<*o'st1@t8, III.
Browns 8rouch,,,
Browns uronrh,., ~8'eAs,-
1"aen1ol Trorh.
Bronchial Troch..
n-cr,h:
@Toehss,
8rown*a m
"~nS Hrocbat
Groches.
, 1859-11-15
HON. ROBERT nF.yxuSTnx

The cle,'tiou Of this gentleman to the Office
nj con'rtr'i'tat u tho State Of New York, is a
just compliment to his ability and sterling ill.,
te:rity. For scver:A years lie was Il member
OF the State Senate, besides which he las hon
or.bv discharged the duties Of various impor-
'ant l,1lic positions. For many years hc was
nm influential leader in the Democratic partv !;
bat when it had becqme hopelessly
corrupt, deserted its ancient faith,
repealed tho Missouri Compromise and
opened anew tho slavery agitation, hc left
u, OF rather it Left hi, and thousands like him.
since wien he luas done good service in tho
Republican ranks. Judge Dcnniston is chi.
ncntly qualified for tic station he has beer,
called on to ill. He is sample Of the honest
honorable men with wl.om tho Republican,
mean to. fill tic Offices Of the country from
the Presidency down to the h.1mblest town
of4ieor
, 1859-11-15
John Browns Letter to Lydia Maria
Child

Ae''e ~ Ie1'of u luz T. - i1a'un': .
s.E "as .nac" M Msu1t.!'feo 70 re- NY CORE
snonoehce WIN 1os. use published Ill your
ca'"lnns' Az nave never s'sca any person q
Sor' "de;ae you mss ta'e "a ousa'nea ,
"i"1nG's gives Ills me Il sacr1acc Tor Gods
oppressed poor, orig'natea IN very
simple hnu 9nmeTaoiious Impulse o1 Kind
ness. ! beard ms friends ln4ulring,
!as ~ w WIG or H1er, tuat can 70 10 nurse
N n;oco s,1 IT, ~ .Sa,,Ii ioF d'e s.e<G< =
e"c. ~ n.eee satu sue "onIu "a " "hce' y
Ier 'aa ueaan t. Msle s"one edousu ~ ne itaslco'
8ePaeo, t''"t ny anu etatc VI ueattn ren.
,icrea n'e n"rc su,taDe person 10 &c. al'd that
,,"",.. ""u.a t. noes ~ s9a o afe"1a,nsE wfo1e
NV neoseu 1,!c tettef 10 1ov-
,r;ti'o,,+ ~ tn - s.ap a"aF lu'e.'y:
m,.aous "s.u tIt u.1st h''ac nnonc packed
e., r,En4 ..1a = euaa:sssa Haan'ty OF olo nneh
Wh", aa 1:nraroor r vi ,V;eo .ns ns 'ton slrsan!a,
.s ~ :n..5n .u. ans"e'eu, ne suggested
:. t"e '.'iPiooence VI trtlo: any experiment
apoa s - fe'NI - s9.etF aae1us greatly eH-
,a.s1as 49, IA 'sy uoano luz ana 'ooh counsel
mGila III voter ,vos e.; ~ f,st tnat. u.s. :ne
oos 1: w ~. - "as Sa'u w w tus' 1ece'e!lpG
.iom @ us "ouuos' t' anu as .hs presence might
erei'c eth poEanhe ~ caSueiien., 9n1a'oao!e 70
ha4.s ~ -. -. !tu ~ l.!r .lfa''
,,.... 49,, lepIy from
49,. s. .i,", ..aI H. c,,.. ~ ~ nun more
,,,;,o5 e., Ls2 .,,.,;.. W!.I5
"..teu WV '1i uis sauct'vu' AeanWnte. MS wlie.
.r,so..' sasa " - 20 osenc.eeo, Nonl1n matfoh,
M".sns ,' " suS1 ~, n'ae nas sone 10 MN; and
"a'c 'eec4'eo ine aoaow1ns reply:
,,oc.. x ~ nesnee''uAs' e" yours.
ooa'ou' 'o'' ~ '9''' L. AAhlA CniLr.
H..
~ a"s -. nAnaA H. I;Ala.-ny Ofar fr7sHd tsnc.
s"u av's '. iope, suausn s'raneert: our most
~ iar. n's d rgsa t" nc, WIN Inc kind olsr
~ ~. co''e nete saoo ,ake care o1 me. Allow NE
H.. e>ireSs @ ~. gFat'snae lor your great Ssnpt'
nna .ue saus .me 10 propose 10 you
u;ss;s;. egu.s, ,sse.ue! "Hn NY Ieasons ior
W f,"aE a.. ,s Sfsa'ns os S1ea!!F pleased
..;f,"i nsIo",J d rei1;oua aGqanlea Win ono SO
n,na o,;aat;a w. ~ nsnu ~. cannot a'o seeing
"'v E.t tfe, ~, =, %nues t'esene circumstances
.,n .x an' ~ GHa:se o. '1osl humane te's-
ae,"an, "n4t WIN M: 'al'y, nave rendered me
se"is @ poss'ule 1steu.'Gn nave desired, or that
eou.u W =, Tue least ausantase ana am so far
i.Goserea tlon' ny "ounoe US no longer to re-
ln"e narsns. inen: asaln' u would subject
s"n u S'eat persona inconvenience and feavy
expense without dong ne any good. Al
-" me 70 nane 10 you another CHANNEL.
throuea "nlcn you 'nny react me with your
\ sSmPatn'es h'ucn more enecsuals'.
nave a. nome w'se.and three Young dangh-
ttfs' INC Youngest bnt little over fire years old
.he Oldest nearly sixteen. ! hase also two
eca,n,gaers.'u c.,,g 1dw, whose m husbands hare both
, 1859-11-15
EXCUSE F0R KNOW NoTH1NcIsm.

EXCUSE FOR KNOW NOTEIINGISM.
Tue Washington Goastttution--the organ Of
tue President and tho rro~slavcry party-is
edited By man: named Brown, m English
tnan, who has hecn at least fye years in the
e'untry, md is probably natura;ised. 1t suits
~lisn to tell tile people Of the North day utter
day that their support Of Tie Black Republi-
cat ticket is only another form Of treason, and
That the cousummation Of BLACK" RcrulI
can designs ~ill bo The signal for the di.solu-
ton ofthe Unionl We would not deprive Mr.
Brown o. the right Of voting if he has got lis
last papers, nor would we deny him the pr Ivl~
rye Of earning hisbread and meat by paid slan-
, 1859-11-15
~ -. '~,'
GANFOi.D'S LlyEl. Iyy,,
~ EATUf,, A.'f .l,ti
Never Debl1Itatn

Hesef b'hllltate,,
1t's compounded eatin!" f;':. G,,. y
An en.xkliah*.i I4Gt, \ 81. ...-. III, " -+,
proved by ut that have ,.-,. :, ~: ,'
confidence in al it.ras4,: iw,.,:., 49,.
It has eurcsf tht.Wa-. :: tr.. =.
within the jaak twu ,.aI- = t,.,t ~ -.
who Had given UP alt i.s;+- : ~ i. -. -.
Of relief. IA the nun..r,I- 4; 80 :"
uuso:1cttt! certificates IT, -
NY possession stthw. : -. 49, -...
Tie dose must f- :t..rt+.. : -: .:-
to the temp Iatnrnt II t:.+ -. -. - :;
indlvIo1 taking it. 4,r =. ~ H.. ~.
used in such Qi entitit,a.h - ,r... W
act Kently aa tl.s ta.w-l- ~ ~ -.
Let The dictates Of yul. ,M.;Ir aE,h
judgment guide vtri d, The .. -, .'tS. !,
ase " the LIVER ISFI. =: ;fts - '"'
GuitATuit. aa.t 1t wi; - G.. ~. -: .'.:-t
c.lre Liver Comp!'Ln:.. r.: :.s:..,. - :.
llous Aitacka, Dv~1epstA. :
AL who arc Using 1t ~ ). :.z..t,.,..
~ Nix Water in the n.,,l.... 7.:,...t, tr'
swallow bdlA toketnef. So 'e;e
, 1859-11-15

SanfOrd's Family talh,,t;r on,

s"Xr' Shrh t.x
PURE VEGETABLE EyIn.r7>
GLASS choEs. .tin rp,f, ~. -;,,:
KEEP IL A:S;T .lla.,.11 49,
The Family catha,,.e =. ,,.,,,; -...-.t,,
TILL In gentle hut sS. :: :,.+..,:, -@-'s.
tvs Cathutic wl!ct. t.. :: ..,4.,. ''- 49,:
proprietor has used in .is t.
pi@tse HUE taaA t"eLt: t-: AZ. =. :.
The constantly .ncEea,.'. : II
demand IRON tlt=t ~k. : 49,; ::
have inpg 'tscj The HiLis = :. :r;,. ~
and the astlstactit;o Wit =: A..
allexpEsa% In te ard tot!ei.' = 4- -, =. -. =
use. has induced nc:o l'.it, = r,.::s,
them within tie rcatlrfafi - 49,. .r-,- ~
The Profession ~e.!. .nra = =. ,:.-.., ~,
cs the Stomach, >Ixt p1he.- i4..+ :. z,
CestlveAeas, Eaia a:.I -; A.-. ,-;:.; .'..
sudden coat. viii fseQIesty. /. t.. ~; {, ::
cuur-e Ut Fever. Ltsa u .;'.= ~, 81,
Cn!d t.seF the boy. lse.i.+a.Es.., i!.r... 49,.
the l1rad. ali 1idasnfualasy IL. ~. iHSi::,
or Adults, KheuIaf&':', y ='1a: r. -.
niany di<*ases to wlIic!. ttsu is tv:f. ,1 .z.,:
ton In this aa"srt!*entEr- It,-.::4
Price Three DIme,.
The Liver tar:s;ora..r a"A tarA'yr" ".".:..,,.
lEltd W DFsxs.iAts Gsnr5a.!}, l.. ~ T. -. .
Trade in an The larse Fpwus.
s. y. -ASi"E.;.. ~,
an3 6ml Manufacturer a.. Pro-: .:,:A,s. ~. T.
, 1859-11-15
pRYANT tE $Tk.lTlMs
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Located ut t'hirasn. New Y.'s. fA;,'.., - :.
Rutfalo, Cle.el11nl aItt J.. .:1st >ti,.l~ -
the entire "Chaia Cot:- .;s'a:: :, y! Is; 80
Mercantile College, al - I:.'. >+'.G;"::'1 -.
Conducted a. nne in,ttsi,i't rr:.: IT.
BRYANT. HE'LL X >TEATrts, u :. :, .
Proprietor and .sssuc;A:s Ir1ria'' = - -,
Circular anil t.l:at,:se "ff!:::r - '" ''+ "
lyon application to the nniti.;.,r! -,.-Y
ia3stlfv BRYANT EEfL t >I'A -,
, 1859-11-15
@emllly tharblllRs.

WIN 6 MACHINE ES.-
s25, a35 and $40.
L. CORNELL & cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Past Stitch.
WARRANTED toEye ssood satisfaction a the high
chl1cs large y1 inches under tile set fai IN the
common .poos a;d tEs-t wEk 5! 'ctss
SolsELESS, and a'c neatly finished. Either Machine will
Stitch, Es:7, Fell. Tuck, tiathsr T. E1abroider.
They have ,kcv the HIGHEST PREMIUM 1t seye.a
Ea.rs Tts - Machine fqanss Patent. - eau..n saps
unsadn: 'aH* With nlEh speed stll M;ls r. C
s's9nse1 and ss,nx Frat rat: ssson the 81 Nag.
Paent rsry are and convenient fs sewing l.ss xa.-
the printed directions.
We Ire Sole Agents here fer the UNIV EkSiL HEN.
MEL. AND GAUGE, adjustable to I'LL thcknts.es of
cotA aa all widths Of Aers will lem n fells,
AID cAs EASILY BE ATTACHED TO AIT SE~tsa MACn:Sk.
Price, -.
LiECE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS AyD CLERGY.
e. AGENTS WASTEp everywhere. Come ssn. -.
Us 1t l3J LATEST. or address t.. CORNELL + 70.
P. .. Bog ay=:. Chicago ILL., Gels
, 1859-11-15

How THE NEW STATES WE'RE PEoPLsp.-
Emigration from the old to the new States be.
law in ISIS. giving pensions to the revolution
ary soldiers, but, ii order tn show its effects
npon that portion Of our population, we give
some statisticis Of those who permanently
changed their domicile, after they were PEN
stoned, to other States: From yiaginia, IS re.
moved to Ohio, IL to Kentucky, " to District
1ina, to Missouri, to Indiana, to Illinois, Is
, 1859-11-15

RABCOCk 6 PEEK,
H. {Successasst 70 Wlllars:. Peak ,ECo1
Randolph Strees...."....171
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT. ALSO
CHAABER, D1N1SG.R0OM AND CoMNtH
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY.
Wood sent and Cane Seat Chairs, He'd
HtcAdH und Bureaus.
81 Particular Attention lasd 70 Country 0n:e:'. ~:
Fu:EtshlEx UCtfl4, etc. 8l6-atN-iY
, 1859-11-15

The Mound City Emporium says "thc coun-
IT, scat of Alexander County is to be removed
from Thebes 10 Cairo. 1t lhc county election
on last Tuesday, Cairo precinct gave ;'57 for re-
moval and one against it. With such i mnjori-
ty in Cairo pr ecinct in favor Of removal, there
is no probability that the returns from the rest
Of the county will change the result