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Destructive Fire.

ATTLEBORO, Mass, Sept. ~.
The building of the Attleboro Steam Pow
er Co. was mostly destroyed by fire to-day,
together with several other buildings adjoin-
ing. o. Wheelock, thread manufacturer,
Thompson & Co., jewellers, Haywood & Digs,
jewelers., G. Suther and VIM. Blackington &
Co., hoop skirt manufacturers, F. Bailey, car
riage manufacturer,
Everett, Dean & Co., jewellers, Sturdy and
Bro, jewelers., and A. Thompson, jeweler, are
the losers.
By this fire nearly all the manufacturing
business in the place is suspended, and 800
persons are thrown out of employment The
loss is estimated at over $4,000. Insured.
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From Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. %

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. %.
The proposition for State organization Of
the Pixies Peak country has been defeated
Tie mines were yielding very abundantly,
the successful miners realizingl from one
ounce to a hundred and fifty dollars per day.
The Denver City Express brought $50, 900
in dust to Leavenworth-beingt the largest
single shipment from Pixies Peak yet received
there
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-01

bOs COLuPOCuOCu Cut4IC ly
purgAtive and Liver Med.
. These Gums remove Gil
l0pe dose oftwo tea spoon,
fuis viii always relieve
sick headache. Only one
dass immediately relieves
Cholic, while one dose Of.
Item fepeAted y . sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and . preventative Of
Cholera. Only one bottle
ID neeced to throw out Of
1.-The system the effects Ct
medicine after . long sick
ness. One bottle takeA
lfor Jaundice removes al
tsslloWness or annotura
color from the skin. 0ne
dose taken Q short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
tho food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chronic Diorrh9a in it,
worst form, while Summer
nd Bowel Complaints
yield almost to the a q
ldose. A few bottles will
cure Dropsy BY exciting
lsssure in recomMeRdin&
for Fever and Aene, ChiA
Bilious type. It operates
b are willing to testify to IT,
lse It ere giving th4if anan-
Mix water in the mouth
allow botn together. Frtes
B. SANFORD, Proprietor,
I. Retsiled BY eli Drug
MORTON, Jackson Street,
nthony Street, Agents, st.
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idolatry before the sculptured and dead inn
AGE of life and. loneliness? nio nEkL bHc ,Hz
Z" Reason, reflect and be courageous to act.
He is not renegade who deserts falseh0od
but he is truly q coward and traitor who
knowing the truth shrinks from following it.
F." "What does this word Democracy mean
that it should have such spell for you? Was
it born with yous,s Did you drink it with
your mothers MILK Does it lay in wait for
the foreigner on the ocean like the ship-fever
Whence this potency Of sound, which turns
your back even from examination? EA".Tia..
"Gey. "Can such things be,
And overcome us like Q summers cloud,
Without our special wonderr
= at is related in history of certain Span
ish general, that when his Castle was besieged
by the Moors, and part of the walls, unob-
served by the enemy. fell in, he sent painters
in the night to paint . canvass imitation Of
masonry and hang it over the breach. The
ruse succeeded, and the Moors unconscious
of the deception, turned their forces against
the uninjured parts of the wall, m Now, fel-
low citizens, shall this fimsy name, this emp
ty word, Democracy, this tit-bit, which in
the mouth of the South is sweeter than hon.
ey. because it represents all the interests oil
the South, shall this thing be suspended, like
the Spaniards canvass, over the rents and
breaches which time and change have made
in the remnants Of q once great party, and
keep you back from examination and inquiry
Or, to draw still another illustration from
Spanish history, will you as the soldiers O
| the Cid followed the dead body of that illus
trious chieftain into battle, follow in the wake
of the form Of Democracy, after the life, tht
soul, the spirit, all that made it Democracy
has departed from it? -~
al do not believe it. While have conf
dence in the fair, honorable, unproscriptiv'
spirit of the American people, essentially nov
what it was at the formation of the govern
ment, / have equal faith in the good sense, tn
intelligence and the love of liberty of tn
adopted citizens of this country. They can
not remain forever overwhelmed b. the pow
er of a name; they will not stand forever il
awe before a painted image Of the truth
they will yet awaken to a just appreciation o
the real character Of the two parties, and the.
will yet be found, solidly enlisted, on the sid
of Liberty, of Free Labor, of Free Schools, Q
Free Homes. When they do not, when the.
persistently close their ears and shut thei
minds to facts, to reason, to the whole teach
ings of the age, and all the promptings of thei
inner nature, then and not till then, will
blush to be called foreigner p
IGNATIUs DoNNELLY.
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Fatal Accident.

GAINESVILLE: Sept. %.
j. McNoble, conductor on the c. w. & q.
railroad was killed last night. He was first
missed at Rosevile. Search being made for
him, he was found in the creek at Anderson
bridge, eight miles from here. 1t is supposed
he struck the bridge, having been on the top
car collecting-the train being crowded with
people returning from the fair. He resided
at Worthington, Ohio.
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COUNTY FARs.-The Scott County Fair
comes off tomorrow and the day following, at
Shakopee. The little packet Antelope goes
up at two o'clock, regularly.
The Hennepin County Fair comes off at
Minneapolis on the 9Th, 9Th and 7th of Octo-
Der next. Both the above fairs will be Wis
tied by our citizens whoare anxious to become
exhibitors.
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New YORK, Sept. "a.
Three young. men named VIM. Smith, P.
Fitzeman, and John Cooley, clerks in Barclay
street, were assaulted by gang of rowdies,
when Smith turned upon one of his assailants
and shot him down. The person shot is no.
torious rowdy named James Wilson. He will
probably die.
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From Santa Fe.

ST. Louis, Sept. 20.
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the 9th
reached Independence this morning.
A great amount of rain had fallen on the
plains.
The Congressional election was held on the
day the mail left. -
A correspondent says that there Is no
doubt Of Altero's election. '
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Which destroy the physical and men -:
ciorv nd diseases Of the reproductive ofsans Of both
nS treatse on Tie duties and casualties
of otnae snd married hehapPy and fruitful Alliances
ss.
g nSas
Sses:ss and medical q females iron n.ncy
- ola eao illustrated by beautiful
4 :ss
Impossible; rule: fer ssy ON on
prsccs an essay a diseases arising ndisores
can cure themselves without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
those sefuHictsd mseres and disappointed hope: 50
.sS 70 Ss %sHrsd and those
sons entertaining secret doubts physical eondi.
health happiness and privilege TO which every hunsa
being enstled TO- Price cents copy, OF 6oopse
s. S Se ss.;s: sdarsssias br. Iossio" Gslass
! Lane. Albany. T.. .ir.oo.., O., =,
Of
either personally by mail His medicines often cure
N the short space Of days. and completely and en-.
pavis and cubebs have 90 long been andote to the
1un health Of the patient His French secret"
Il the great remedy for that class Of dsor.
derg which with mercury
TO the Of the patients constu
ton and which all the sarsapsrls In the world cannot
Dr., Lockfow's medicines sre free from all mineral
poisons, and put In neat and compact form which
public or privste house. or while travelling, without sx.
posture the most intimate friend roommste hin,
or ard no chang
Union according directions, safely and caEefuy
secured from obseryston. ONCE removed from No y
Albany, New York. iels-wtf.I
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hE LIN En- ny "
i PARED BY DIR. SAM
from Gums, N one Of the b,
icines now before the publ
morbid or b . d natter
from the system, apPlyinglc
In their place . healthy
dow Of bile, invigOrstinglc
the stomach, causing foo >
to dissst veil, purifyiastk
the blood, giving tons and q
health 70 the whsle mA-
chineTy, removing thelc
causs Of tlIs disease-
fecting 3 radical cure.-lc
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, Whist IL better, pre- !
vented by the occasional ;
use Of the Liver Invigora- T.
tor. One dose after eat-lp
ing IL sumcient to reiievelt
the stomach and prevent
the food from rising an.
soufing. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre-Ic
vents Nightmare. Only
one dose tsken ct night,
loosens the bowels gently i
and cures costiveness.-lp
One dose taken after each y
meal will cure dyspepsis j )
the Absorbents. We cake
this medicine - . prevent
Fever, and al Revers of
with certainty, and thousal
wonderful virtues. Mwhs
imous testimony In its favo
with the Invigorator, and .
One Dollar, per Bottle.
No. 2R Broadway, New Yc
gists. Sold, also, By w. H
and Wm. b. WOLFF, St.
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Ship Burned.
NEw 0pIrAn

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
The ship Helois took fire this morning,
while loading at the Levee for Liverpool. She
was lowed into the stream and scuttled. Had
25 bales of cotton on board.
Teledano has been re-arrested, charged
with manslaughter, for killing Graham.
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New YORK, Sept "a.
VIM Doolittle, clerk of the banking house
of Winslow, Lanier & Co., was arrested to-
day, on charge Of embezzling $4,000 of the
funds of his employers. Part of the money
has been recovered.
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Fresaet In Pennsylvania.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, Sept. al.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Sept II.
Rain has fallen. steadily during the whole
week, and the Lehigh river. has..risen 10 feet.
The creek running through. the town has
overAown, and the streets are covered with
water, varying in depth from 6 inches to 8
feet. Almost all the cellars are full of water,
and the residents are constructing Golfer dams
to protect their houses. The inhabitants
have been at work night and day.to provide
for the safety of their property.
EAsToN, Sept. %.
I The Lehigh and Delaware are both rising
rapidly. A.serious. break in the Delaware
Canal at YardleyvillesisGre 4O3 feet of
the embankment being washed away. -
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The Great Eastern.

New YORK, Sept. 20.
A letter from the Heralds London cores
pondent states that on the arrival of the
Great Eastern, Capt. Comstock, former COM
mander OF the steamer Baltic, will assume
the command and bring her to this city.
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New YORK, Sept. "a.
The Murder of Joseph Charless.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
The trial of Joseph W. Thornton was
closed to-day, and the case given to the Jury
who, after an absence of about fifteen min
utes, returned verdict of guilty Of murder
in the first degree. Immediately after the
rendering of the verdict the courts adjourned
till tomorrow morning.
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The Amoor River.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
Perry Med. Collins, Esq, Consular Agent
at the Amoor river, Asiatic Russia, has ar
rived in this city, and expects to sail in the
course of a few days on his return thither by
the way of St. Petersburg.
1t appears from his statement that Ameri-
can commerce at the Amoor is steadily in
creasing, several ships having sailed from the
United States to participate this year in its
rich trade They have taken out assorted
cargoes of merchandise, including cotton
goods, wines, liquors, ship stores, and chan
lery, all kinds of hardware, machinery, steam
engines, etc. There are now in the water OF
the AMOR five steamers built in this country.
A Russian officer, Capt. Devendof, at pres
ent in New York, is experimenting the con-
struction of steam engines and machinery to
be placed in gun boats to be constructed on
the Amoor, which is navigable for steamboats,
at least $500 miles, The climate is similar to
Northwest Canada, and the agricultural pro-
auctions about the same.
The principal value of the country as yet
developed, is for its furs and mines, but when
steam communication shall be fully establish
ed, the trade will be immeaSurably increased
in other productions, aud Siberia and Tartary
will add its treasures to those Of the common
country.
From Moscow to the head of the Amoor, a
distance of 900 miles, there are upwards OF
500 cities, towns and villages, of industrious
inhabitants. The Amoor Company this year
sent to the Amoor river three or four vessels
with full cargoes, together with iron steamers,
to initiate their project, viz: to unite the
mouth of the Amoor with Siberia by regu,
lar line of steam packets.
The recent ukase of the Emperor OF Russia
permitting Siberian exiles to emigrate to the
Amoor, is with view of settling the shores
of that river and developing the resources o.
the country.
The construction of railroads is contempla
ted, and also lines Of telegraph connecting
with Moscow and other distant points. Al
these movements of the Russian government
are regarded with great interest, as they can
not fail to open American commerce valuable
market for many of our manufactures. Con
sidering our diversified interests, including
those of whaling on the North Pacific, ant
contiguous to Siberia and the AMOR, tn
opinion prevails that we should have consu
general, instead of consular officer, Of a com
paratively insignificant grade, with an insult
cient salary.
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Massachusetts Republican state Con.
VentiOD.

Massachusetts Republican state Con.
ventiOn.
FI-cHBURG, Mass, Sept. 20.
The Republican Convention for the nomin-
alton of State Officers was held here to-day.
There was a large number of delegates, and
an apparent unity of opinion. Ensing N.
Kellogg of Pittsfeld, was elected President,
with vice-Presidents representing all sections
of the State.
Boston, Sept. 20.
Mr. Banks received 672 out of the 712 votes
on the 1st ballot, and the vote was made un-
animous. All the other incumbents were also
renominated.
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Fire.
ST., LOUIS, Sept. 20.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
The Cairo correspondent of the Republican
says the Jaycock House, and IA other build
ings, on Commercial street, were destroyed by
fire at o'clock this morning. Loss about
$4,000.
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A Race.

MUscATINE, Iowa, Sept %.
The trot to-day between Flora Temple and
Ike Cook, mile heats, best three in five, was
won by Flora in three straight heats. Time
226, 2:30t, 2:29. Ike Cooke made 2:35,
234, $50. Flora's first half mile was made
in LII.
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The Cricket Match.

MONTREAL, Sept "a.
The cricket match has not commenced to-
day as appointed.
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New York American State Convention
UTICA. N. Y, Sept. 20.

About one hundred and twenty persons
are here this evening on attendance to the
American Convention, including delegates
from 80 Counties.
E. Little opposition at present develops itself
to the proposition for divided ticket Between
the nominees already in the field.
Some Sigh. talk is going on for stright
American ticket, and some for no ticket at
all, but for platform strongly condemning
''Irrepressible conflict doctrine. There is
little prospect, however, of either making head
way against the eclectic ticket
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Horrible Murder.

MANCHESTER, n. H., sept. 20.
Bridget Riley, who for several years has
been employed in factories here, was found
this morning murdered in yard in the lower
part of the city. The body was shockingly
mangled. The occupants of the premises are
Scotch and Irish, but deny all knowledge Of
the tragedy. Bridget was about % years
old. A coroner's inquest is investigating the
matter
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PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. ~.

Mr. Pryor has been nominated by the
Democratic Convention in the 4th Congress
sional District, by reclamation. Geo. w.
Hopkins, the Representative in the last Con-
gress, was not q candidate before the Con-
vention. '.+ '' >.-' ,.
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Thel Cricketers.

MONTREAL, Sept. %.
The English cricketers have arrived here
and are in fine condition, and ready to play
Immediately.
New YORK, Sept. %.
The cricket match which is to take place
here between "all England" and the Ameri-
can cricketers, has been postponed till Oct.
8, and will play at Philadelphia till the 10th
of the same month.
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lFromsWashingtOn.

$50 2ss WASHINGTON, Sept %.
circles here, that the Illinois Democratic Con-
gresham will 60 into the Democratic House
caucus, but that the other anti-Lecompton
members will not. 1t is confidently affirmed
that they will support Mr.. Forney for the
clerkship, if he desires the position, and this
point being gained they will support Re-
publican for Speaker.
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EXTRA CHARGES :

This Instiuton IL Catholic, but - object ID 70 a.
ford educaooa advantages irrespectvsly Of religious
creeds no influence beyond that object will be exercised
Order and regularity only will require attendance 1t
Divine Service on Sunday ., go. =.
Letters to addressed to "The Mother Superior Of
st. JoshphS Academy, St. Paul, Minnesota"
aen1.dAv1m
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More Specie Gone.

New YORK, Sept. %.
The steamer kangaroo sailed for Liverpool
to-day, with upwards of million and half
in specie. 3D..
New YORK, Sept. "a.
The Ocean Queen sailed this P. NJ. for
Southampton and Havre. She took out $50
passengers, and upwards of one million and
quarter in specie. :r
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BIO ct and S5,hllTo s.
rod -oq 10 elng0g-- sal biaa .r2jioaqol
WIN. J. T.. SMITH SEQ, b.
go wHoL1rsslAIE DElAIIrRs IN .s.,4
80 go tHq aiIljs bae raea .Is..4gs-e,.-.g
BOOTS AND SHOES, ]
rlh ai'1.a-z9 9lErcHmOoaa % n9dat s37
,.-.F An BRANoz OF AZ lxflmIvl .r--5'
.....- Is iiih~-.1-itlc GuIzG-g.ue OH 70 t-.gy
Ne / h .ore Fl 2 y use. ;.
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,onl - AT sToN,J ,y.,egp i,
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Un HEAD QUARTERS" OF THE BOOT 1 snos
MARKfra FROM WHICH WE Rrcr1vH ''2
.b d. WEEKLY coNs1aNxtNn OF ,7.,...,
~ GOODS At 9idn!z, ~, i..rr
WEIR PRICES
"ws 80 no ..-.-a- - jEzDOl. -LH
j" .H THAN MOST h,i NLV .,
DEALERS IN NEW YORK, OIL
rafk ','7'''7''1 7E'-selC i,aiih ~ -nf.-. ro .
cAao OR IT. LOUIS ARE ooMPELLED ~
10 PAY FOR THEM. THIS Is THE CHIEF REASON
WHY WE ARE SELLING
lBOOTs AND SHOES
| hHE .-~... Hl4gl..t q ,.,.s .....,l,f...s..r. A.,
Country Merchants
L O w
As THEY CAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE
! ABOVE CITIES.
! NTRY DEALT r 8
ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR sfook BEFORE
L" MAKING THEIR
-. s.Es. -fu4..ar.4H i.' i
FALL PUR RICH A S ES,
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A. We shall be pleased to give them
-..y- 81. ..s-r....t .Dt--I ..!i 81, d.
lo Our Prices. t'''."@ .
WIN. j. SMITH 4 CO., g."
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ST. PAUL, - - MINNESOTA
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HE PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
or MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 100
Eine Pain and Colored Litho-
Rrsps and Plates, sent free Of post.
age 70 sV parts ofthe Union.--
Cheapest Book ever published, and
containing nearly double the guam.
tity Of reading matter In that OF
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publica-
catisns. 9 II treats on the Physiolo-
~ of Marriage, and the secret dis
orders and infirmities Of youth and
maturity, resulting from excuses
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EmbeZZlement.

New YORK, Sept.