davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-12-20

1gs: ntox tommeda3ed III. Pngh's speeehf6r
its broad nationality, and concurted most hear |
tily in nshy things be bad ssia. It seeu,ed 70
be hurmonizcd, and il order to do 90, be would
gise his own poaition. 1st- He held that slaves
tution.' .: -.
alr. rugh-According to tho lsw of the
States.
Mr. Browu--Does il not 70 further7 Does
not the Constitution itself recognize them AZ
property, in the hroadest possible sense: Is
there any other property that you c8n pursue
into ano.her Stata md recapture?
NJ: Pugh-The Constitution says persons
held IN se1slca Or labor IN State, under the
laws thereof, the federal government makes
nothing property, but ali the rights Of property
are under the laws Of the State
Mr. Hrowa,-"Slhves were property before
the Constitution exlsted, therefore it did belong
70 the Federal Constitution to say what a State
should recognize Is property" His next PRO-
poaisian was That owners Of slaves hare the
Kane right TO take them to . Territory that
owners Of any other property hare aud thar
property is entitled to the same protection by
the laW.msking power of, the government With
other property. When the government fails to
protect our property anywhere andeveryvhere,
| 1t ought to be abo!ished. If that be treason
make the most Of it. BE asked nothing for his
section that he would not accord to the other,
and e.osed By aaytngo Thanking the Repub'i-
can beaches for their polite attention they hare
/ giyen me, tske II; Seat" Every seat on that
! e'de OF The chamber WINS racant. Adjourned.
| hooss.-Ar- GAner. Of \. G., eaused to te
!o ,tss .ts9 gs oo 10
! ing bis name Extensively. With he'pers book,
! saying. among other things, that the South
should look about 10 see whether there werc
not traitors On their hsoi- He said that 50
far as this article applied to him, it Wis an in-
famous and malicious fabrication and u false
hood from beginning to end. u hs had received
through the mai!. He repezted that the Whole
publication. 50 far as it was intended to affect
hlca, Is Lie from beginning to ead-
.Mr-siugIeton. Of Aies!ssippA replying to Bit.
hickmaq, emphat'ca'!y denied the laster'a
| charge That the south had violated all coDpacts
end compromises. Whero and when had the
South demanded anything gsore than she was
entitled 70 unaer the Consutntloa! whenever
RrEreSslons had been made they were BY the
stronger on the weaker section, aud the South
was obliged 70 tako her Pseseot ssand with .
| view " preserve 4tAAe1u21 Iel0tlQQS. ':
Mr.: Hickman said he would reply by asking 9
question: l.,
Ar.' Singleton remarked that that was
Yankee way be didn't like.
Nr. Hickman said that il be understood ths
history ot Legislation IN 1850 and 81: there va:
demand made from the Sonth that the NILSSON
much rs it prevented slarery north Of 50 deg
% MN, and was unjust 70 the south, "h,ct
| 49,. ..;I.c - ~. 80 @psa.. ~ "..' :"
e,as ia ~ ~ a:IS s@.e s"S 49,"
.,tI ao 49, -! ,st ~ .sa r. IoHaN.
| from that day forward should cease to be agita
whole question b. left to the peopIe Of Te.11to
RIGS for their determination.
, 1859-12-20

The Steamer 101fW2uk GO Safe.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Dec 19lh.-The De-
troit and Ai1waukee Railway Company's steam
riser since The tnenty ninth ultiuuo, in he
meantime experiencing Tery seYere storms, was
got of and steamed 10 her dock Saturday even
ing, apparently very little injured In hull OF
machinery.
, 1859-12-20
.Katlr0a18.
CENT. RAILROAD
uIxrrp ARRANGEMENT '


On and after SUNDAY. Dee a. ~ TRIMS IN e9y'
Fuis J.ds1son III, Feosh gslesoufz DeeAsus sprnx
trI s. Ias<ih Tc.5s A1aia. Evansstl!sI G1o'
Vlrt,brr~ Satshca, New Orleans and AoeIle 4-,
Day Espixss T. ~ an sand1Is s1ssp<: = 5io 4
At Ss1tak1sa AIS 70 pm, 81 Louis n II .ns
4C1m; Aesnphh At tt..up-m bs1s os1' aaa -se"
Slsa1 EspFees y 80 ?. z, Sstss.aE r.. 3.
,tf1 ~ .Cs3m II k|nu Aenph!a 70 ALL re-
ma asv ana Ne1 Orieaas 40 I'll, th!!d cay.
D. SaurdaT night rlessn4sf IN WI ee taa y e'A
On tbe Exp7tss f1e tht leat!ak thiesFo 4 ~
Trans arrive ia Chicago II ~ M aad u:l2 w.
Eie1s 1saf Seep&px ta1s sfE run or ~ alxas tua 9,
B.gaxa checked through TO C7ifo' Ok L"o1s @4 S@
1oseph. ,,u-,~rrra
Fer ss1s ,t.hecempznya Goes tte dssat CsnfM ~
POI a.so the o1se Of ths p.aar3h s9T ,55d .5s1R Ra
s.hfrakp Railroad Company. corner Of Qea{o!1 Anu
lnn ss1sefs Nd u 1ha Mehlxan ces.i Railroad omee
al Uxastatu s,xet, betEtsa lsEe AnAa HAba"apo
HYDE PARK AND wuOpi4AWN TRAINS
Leave caleasp II ;n an, Isa's Woeiiasna ~ =,
5.f3p.m. e'V "
Communication tekets reduced r7te1 good fo1 thEt
fpoath4 be obtained By applying n ths oee ot 1s
S'"ssA1 ". Il. ARTHUR. Superintendent.
| InT{NSnN d2rn pnsstffEtf E&pfe
, 1859-12-20
Flourtn~ Mill nnetrored.

LEXINGTON, ky., Dec. 10Th. h.TKeyser's Flour
ing Mill was destroyed hEl fire last night.
Loss from s15;o09 to eeo,s}o- Insured fos
S5,0pv.
, 1859-12-20
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago Market.

Mc.DAr Evxa1su, Dec H. lsb9.
fLcUE-Nece'ps .6.l bs,s.: sacs were Is hr's "csF-
no" and lco bis JenkiLH 1t u IS de 200 hts eatEa
lo~a Spring extra +ass DEL: lso bs so7d Spring Extra
It H.eo del; 10 brs ~BHiSe CITY" do II Aeo cd;
% bds low grade extra atsode; - e.s DO nj ts de
. bs4s slrinS Super. nj s5 IS del.
EuEAT-Ketepss, @3tsl bu. Sa1gs we4e 80 baseas
Spring tf sample. sc 1a.k; is6 bas no. At ste
sn taek lN iaEa ~ sscp:e nj s4c delivered. 1oG Ia
So Spring ii ~ in ttort 100 ba do NC on tracks 10
bass By sanpc at g3He del 700 ba doat sc track
10, Ephns azsixe in knee, hu do At alc in
ssore-
coKN-EeeapsI, r, ~ bu. saie1 Ersc 15oo ba No,
It Aeon trat &0e bu do 1t 4sc tssck: haSa DO 81
sc kack 1sos f do It &c Ia stoee bu DO Al &c
Ii 3so bu do &c In sosc bu Com - 43c
On trzek.
0AT6-Hecelph& 676A IN. Sales we1t; 1900 Nal atSse
In sou 90 hu dossH In store 1890 bu do At o6con tck
TO bu do ssXc delivered.
HYE-Recsipta, 1881 bu. MARKET dull aad no salea.
Buyers odtronly &c fot No. / on track. .....
DARLEY-RecklptA, - tu. 6&1ea SOC bu MOL nj &c
track "a hAss do nj &c ac 900 bu DO p r. tunder
aoodsobe &C ontark); 100 bu No. sat soc ia store.
GRASS sEED-Recc!pts. 4s6olbs- Sales l: tasa choice
Tin,osly at e.1.H: IS baE1 Clorer Seed at462h.
pNAE-sal.ss tons n u III On track.
DRESSED HoGs.-Receips, :, IS. Market drmer and
advanced Il 21eHe- sLes were:
Hoss averaging :eo fhs,
81 Is! dividing s il:
- ut b43 and 6.3l - e. f1A 1bs.
7Ql - xt 4r ST.. s6.aad5.'s dividing TO- cp0and
aud 10 lbs.
HIGH -Dcc.lncd 1c- Sales 100 br city atsle.
rn0v1sIoNS-The market IL moderately nrr. Int the
demand not eual to the udctne. The o6$hnks OF Ness
Fork hare Leen lAge but most holders askag si6oo
which Il considerably aho~e yers ye~s consequently
transactions limited. tales bris
cry Ness ii *ns no brs do TO- lo Green Sides
t4e 80 do 6c; 1000 % ii tc; 100 Green uans
axe; go Green Shoulders M4Ac-
lARD--F.1me Lard he'd at loc, but luyess unwI1
Eng to rsy oversize.
TALLOW-Fhme urn 1t 10Ap.
HIDEs-Rseetpts l:.o3 ~, Market quIet and q1ota-
tions nominal nj aeskc for Gsern Country 6&tHc f..
Greer sA1tod e fos Green Calf Ekina and lssAc fu.
Dry Flint
EGGk-SteadT ct lie p dozea.
BUTTEK-Semnala at A9lte Dairy. snd 1a35ekc! IN
Flrktn.
p0TAToES-Nazkct tteAly nj <094sc-
LIVE SToCE-Narket for fst Cattle steady. Hog
dfuer and advanced 5a10c. Gales were ~ follows:
, 1859-12-20
NOTICE TOPROVISION DEAL
EKs.
r. 6. LAW r. On

OF fC1icafc. ILL., taIe This ethod Of intorrE the 7zGs
th1 they Esvc completed The
EeeIr
SlauchteFinE and Packing Hon4e.
Fczuacsif ned hY Aocts- SytrrA ot
desired either Fork The capacities ofhs house
g suh n, th:r =. = ae ,laEkttez -! ofeaeh
Auwosk wauause! 70 give satisfaction. Being deter
packing theY hopc Eteers ua&ai tt patronage
John Starts authorized agent 70, The tap-
Actioa Of any Aad all 6n1re41 eoostttet With the
Aad arrangement made with hic, will be daily hrnored
SAAI FASOKlTE. ]. q. Law.
Dayton. Indiana ChitzEo. n:ino!s.
, 1859-12-20

NEW YoRK, Dec. l9.-An immense Union
Meeting was held this evening, $1,000 strong.
Re.oludons wdIs Adopted: nominating General
Se1tt for the PFexidanoy. -: ::..:.
, 1859-12-20

The continued duloeAa!u pork sud ptovtn n tie East
and eouth has a1eued the tntsvuahay here acd
the decline IN tts q dreasfd hogs during the week not
lsss than ab,e Light to he1sy averages tatk
werc se'nE today II saze51 d!vtulng 10 ahd 10
rounds snl sss was the outside nsuse offered for aver
Week hare bern L fn.IovA. 7
, 1859-12-20
r0 RENT OR FOR SALE


POARDING.-A large and pleas
, roeal th boar! for gentleman and vile two
ttfEct. Tel. atI
pOARDING-lll Wabash avenue
-uad and p.ea.ant suits VI f1nut for ecntler
aud lady s had. Also, single toons,-and lev
day boftess an b. accpnlodated- de6xtx
DRIVATE NORTH
Il SlnE.--A t;e1t'e,aau sud NEa4 two aiusle Gec-
t'enen, asecmno.aied With pesaat room. and
boan NJ III 1tf.ak 9tEct. Ut untlno APpiea
tion r. Lrde Immediately Good sefezeEce IeQai:td.
deep 3lx
pOARDING.-A Pleasant Suit Of
IL fusu3shod mons, su!ialc for enteman and Is1v
icw s.nge gentlemen to let viii Board III suaal pfirate
family Ais few day boarhen txsrest 1t NO. 20 South
Adams street. bet Wabash and Michigan Aseauea-
dee.1lM
, 1859-12-20

AoxnAr Erkz1x6. Dee. ~, 1St9.
Tho receipts during tue past "a hours were
as follows:
, 1859-12-20

Il
Now petei aud cAtsFun 1soo Chea{o to IlttlsuExh
Without ch nst connecting with the krrat
PENSSfLFANIA CENTRAL KAlLHUaD
70 X&w York, PhIIatspha. Ha!ttnasu aud NaStip xon
Oty and I'll he lncror town. Of ptuasysuz New Jes-
tey. Ee~ Terk. Maryland, DC. 7...
Aasehthx By taA3nk this route. Will hsve Ets bene3t
Ill the Ea.tssn z41kek u a1llt10nst coak-
baggage checked through.
Tains lea,u depot: Of csaai AID Vn y4s-a
streets, West >fttc. IL fupwa: ~.
$50 !. -Mofnnx Espre4a daily tsua.i~sS ezeepei
s:4 P.A-Slhht Express tally aa1ul.i2ys r1ctpt+d}
Connecting At Crralne With CieF~ant md Lake >a"ra
Railroad to hunk!rk Eunalo. f7suA fas View yfk md
Turk Central and New YORK and Ese isaliIcao-.
Also, south to Columbus, ZtnesvIi'e. Se~atk. Nonnt
Vereou. stsabcave, Whexok. sod rlsros DWusof Ohio
an.a Virgins
The ahn@e tains connect Forrst With t1a!E. Nal
Rxet Road 70 Springfield rbana dayton anal Cincinnati.
Also With tfAloa Is lnA for Layton and Clnclnrs 4aFs
FARE IS Low As ANY OTHER RUGTE.
Passengers hound Eaat will .n tn a6th pttss2ne
And a&ewshe ae.n: through many Of aac sAsGast and
dne& G1ts In LIZ Thstxd Sfsies+
fAs.enKsrs arriving Al Ch;exo. IN ay IT the rp7S WI
an sttens!vs cheek the de 70 yseetse checks
and convey baa&e fea Ut charge to lbs Fttfs r and
Cheak9 ess. s.erpluk 5ass assomp3ay *ash n t1s,o:
aud II tbs COMPANY Udet. Of Randolph Aad
DeHeo1R sleets opposite tbs Revere leuae- ~ The
De"t Mest Side, Of cAlal and r2n but0 Iest
theaxn. .....
" particular to LIZ 1ur tickets hv Fost w4ynA.
, 1859-12-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AERlTED....,.,,......D Dec, ~
nsfk Sunshine KlIty Buffalo, 1SH bar. ss!l.rx1 tson
kch1 OIrer Culver Whceto Grand Tlarcfs 40 N uus-
, 1859-12-20

Cincinnati Market.
BETa.EonArn.J CINCINNATI Dee, 19.
HcEs better. sa1ea .eoo ssG5ot 80. Neeeap4 today
3.0N' PoTk-He4ern ncss sit&I6.a3. -
, 1859-12-20

CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND GILL
~ cAGo RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. sad a+r SUNDAY. De- T. ,ss'. two Esp1ss. TFans
ST. 1or1s' clRe III S*SE&is SEHsss yscKsacho' AND
1Sorthe1,. Ms,ouri, Ha~sas and Nebraska,
B, ~ay Of ths g. Loo. Alton md chiass A!sL!as b.
"a :: II: s b:as: :: v.a sar*a
,E Rss:: snalys ssyy .:ss s.s:s:ss *1.e,.sa
A.11Its Ar cA,caeo.
1S,a siss1iss isa cs;sss s1s.:'ss ssA. rsaiu.
Atcazo with Al ae graf - en- .a,s Northern Ltnes.
4. Joliet with ts Rock lslaad L. T. "eas and tbs "eat
al Ptorta Junction with the reos. sat OgnawtA H. r.
70 reca, Gaesou14h Burlington. aaI !nissaelate s-
IL bloomington x.h tho Illinois Central Railroad Worth
10 Dss;a9 II. 5 Ts*ls
s. ai. .i NJ EaS4ss kr!Is, Atss.t R,sf
analh and sLJoseph Il lsoal 70 ii points Missouri
vsr hs: Paa ,d sae <Ga Il stas Soh .,l snI $.
orrsns ne OF seaatss TO Cairo Memphis. sckshuse
Through neEets be hi she cesspasy. oaee. No:
q Dassssn ss.est ekps.ts Tseat n"ust Ghs.' -; =;
i ] Gs!assas. 1,tuss asfs. ass. sss E.sssan
Ezprss r,n, leave daily for ST. Louis Il 800
n Ra1es Ut Fare Ind fselxh4 sa1as ~ BY hny ether
5uuse.
Joliet Accommodation
Stopping niemka,.% ,s.slon-.ears Joliet II 500
ar.:se x ch.,2e" = 70 Ill LAvs Chicago p~n.;
x.n!Noo.. Gen. Ax+at ,na A.sS saEs. ~.
AIIC uIesAN SOUTHERN,
y! LAKE ; SHORE ASn GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
1ss9-so.-.-....-s11Txn ~
Takes edect On a8d at1er Nor. u.
Great Through Route to Nesv York,
Toledo Cerand. Pittsburgh. iiasbarxh. Wheeling. sy
rleus Troy Burlington pssso sus tsson HEdst. Ma
Nos fnls1epa% hzittoEe " Ashnkton, sp1nx
Worcester. tostnd tusbec. Aod at the points In ohm.
Lenns. lssata New fSFk Aew Et xand st4tes au4 the
6:oy a Mil and Express le..es Chl.xo daily. t$untays
ezeepsat, va oti M'elltan keat!, rt.ealux rcse-
100 pca nl4t E1pe>s leaves o. Miehl
ar Eo.4 reaching loisto II t;5a au. and petro!s
Direct eonuerleEs At Toledo with trains IN Toledo
and csrsa1d Road Tyr al p'lcA nieof 10 Ohio, Peaasy
san a. New 70 ( aod tue Asw England STATES.
Railway Ia @uscsn-on Eti5<s, &c
ls1ec convection ulde II irtrot with ..alns Grand
In:;k Ralwa. y feIGnto freaeoss> oxden'sush. Mon
u:;ret cn,ne. ii 1t Cleveland rNt>busxh.
Harris a'=h, Wheeling. Philadelphia Ha.uose and
CtLsttioas ,s At Toedo with talns On Michigan ard
Dayton Road I" Lima. DAYTON fAmt'n ard tincIaat-
Ac tuan+ctHus IT Adaa VT 10 Iecunlsen,
Clinton. A.nrheste: and J4ci.sn.
| ,t1 n4sga.s checked thsoska to New Yosk. Eosson.
E11BKuFtss tipHl M rXTESr 81 SLEEPING, CARS accom-.
nny it night scs On TIL. so!e to sxv itFk and o.tou
The Comrsny 0mee. unef tLs Isrsesr d. Of
Randolph and p:.Fsi'a I'D = 4: ans'
I L. nu1t-
, 1859-12-20
.fnr Salt.

TOR SALE-A fine residence lot,
l. .k feet froat on WaL1.l nre.uc TEeth stIeat.
for sale low prec ard un loug tuc But SEAL SUM
required down I'D .ress T. u. boz 1863, Chicago, ILL.,
no3Qhl3l-ln
, 1859-12-20
GeueraI Notices.


Public not'ce hers5Y ss.n ,l4 y vi.t.sp IT ,s paw
Hon,,sf r1:sa'et y Evils l., h.+f. :ass:S -, =
IVY. J. u !sss aaa gsrr"t, "11'an X4.es. vtka katd
B~ok hss' Ch.s Mat. - At Ssx. H. .S!ea
's':s: sa O. g.. o. s:z
5.as r. ls:s, ntt.'t 'ss1nt nt u,sae In tbs ny
fns "f :; :te,sta odsf a.sr ah t..t.4 IN hs !'e4is
d On shs IL dty u bee>.hses o. isas L CO "a
e.a.e nsod!tx, .ht1sa pr j s. l!ssFv +. Kishs.I:
IT. T3s ~ s Ss ss t.
9es white. W'lt.m /. at.t ard 1~-l, r. t4.trt
is sass !: i: * = - &c;
T. ~ Is. e. ~ sh =" 'S? m tsn ID sa
lae eiss q CLes IN mt tinna. tie xo,ts ehasrs
III ~ sey u aa assse r. l.
:si! = a'a ;on p ss.c" .:tar. k'ssen1
saMs it," !. ] s' >ts;* ".S ;f' \ !: Il IT,
'tes- htnh Ids nx:s N4Ltst Gs,t4.a1s > Il i.d.
4 %.:s .ss s' # ass 81 ~ LIE. sS
t.; 'i,. srs ~, t ID j, = AZ, NJ xl,a ,s, "a
M.h s4ay ast Win. ,ts'n.. Il. IL ain II " H.
~ ss x ' ", u. IT T. .'s. H.. :,,. ~
a'. md Arm Chatrs: s'sE iter: iii Cha snd *sfs8,
TSfs.sSTS.;S.: Es:sh 1s;s:y: !,ssst: ]: .,sia ssa
g. PEE RE-; :t1; q Ks sx,ri fa'aat. K:~~o.
III. cds ;sss *ss.s Me a'c r., II III, s;1r3 ~.
>s.e. t;ons. i.1 asd lvse.t T..le diver, u sftfY
e. nsi al s' ~ II :. It. tas :st psn.: nx:
r. ,at =. 80, ,sy IT.. rt's. ss:s
Wa'r as' rrr,Ir =. tis. Wa';. .let,r. tsttsss :.
ttan,ss r., tn'' 1tt'e hr,.t y. Ieir A"u! :coknx
usn:ns cha!' !px. "a lof oe dhe. .,
Ss*M "a ast:ps =; a. &c u;.. ss1 a.ost Hates,
heIsa X IA a = :al.:;ss. ,.;,s,s. ...,n..
coa1inre sosn tlay =, dav nntls III. xhcIs u Ella.
i4"hath Ill. ~ ;a'.!1n... "f sal AorSasr.
, 1859-12-20

+. Va HAAIER q CU.s
MIL Furnishing Depot West Water street. between Kan-
dnIph aud Madison, Chicago.
IH-rossO sOncc atdfcsA BOX 81. oesIs1y
, 1859-12-20

Aoxp41 Erxx1zs. Dre- n. 1s1a.
The nuuey markc, has been entirely quiet
during the day. with no change Of any kind to
notice. Currency is in good supply. Exchange
is steady u II. Gold, eame figures, At retail,
with very little demand.
BAxK Or TEruxsku.-We huve received The
following dispatch from the cashler Of this in.
ntitution:
Noxaok De-. -. ls,s.
Edtnn p1osa sra Ts;lane:
have uo,iced your informant's communities
ton relative to The Bank Of Tecnmseh. Its
notea sre promptly redeemed, ard have not
been dsckcdited. ". ". CLAxE,
:, Cashier. ,
We arc glad 10 give place to The dispatch.
Ths banker ~ho tclcgrsphed to Ar. Evans. Of
this city. thst the notes Of this bank were
thrown out, should be held responsible for
whatever mischief the report has caused
81. Lor1s.-Tte Democrat Of Saturday says !:
The scarcity Of money makes il more difficult
to negotiate time bIlla-pork bills particularly,
are not regarded with - much favor ~ former
IT, N6ood bilts to-dsy. were hought 1t tho fol-
lowing rates on New York and New Orleans:
sod.y bals.,- csss- e1.
So ........-.-,.s'.....-..''.'.'l41 :,
~ ,.;s>........s...ss....'. :.
, 1859-12-20

pRUNES-z5 kegs now French
l. fsunes. eaxks new 1nskav P.n7+s
wN. L1rTt = CO., II y nth Wafer street,
p PA1SI&S-5no whole, hf and Or.
IL bcxe1 Ka.tn4- WX LITTLE . Co.,
IL South WMke-At-
Nevada national., 1859-08-13

The Msrysviile Express Of Friday, says
. The woands OF VIZ. wilkins do not sp-
pear to be soFerious a. wasauiicipated. We
learned yesterday that bcsas improving
with fair prospect Of recovering. -.
This is later than the rumor Of wilkins
death mentioned in the Onion of the lllh.
Nevada national., 1859-08-13
HI rs FREE FROM POISON.

D.
Er. T. fvoa-nczr Sir: We have analysed and
tested vnur Magnetic ro~dsrs aud hnd them perfoc
W haru.l,ss 10 mankind aud domestic animals. bat
ain death, wen inhaled BY hugs ants aud Insects
tJAailS Il CHiL1oS, VI. u Chemist.
IACRANtE RElii, Prof. Chemistry, y. Y. Hospital.
Ar John T.. Ronses yerintendAnt Of the New York
Hospital, sas- be has expsisd All the bugs. ants.
"a. css .ssoshs he. wi,hL yva's Powder, and end.
IL "f isnelse value"
Every Gariner and house keeper must hsrsa
direct interest in article OF THE k;ad. Refer
.ner be had to the Astsr. -. Nieholss and Net
rpgeliisn hateis: To Judge Meiks President .. ths
american institute; James GoTdon Bcnaeti. 6en.
winacla Scott. Cyrus ". HELD. l.. fease Of the
bivc Points Mission, 6c.. &c. Judge Geigs ssys =:
'.rhi. iscotrry OF prof. Lyon j. of kaional mror.
lsncs. The Farmers Club has tested IL thorunsils
I. will j.sftey iseust- grss>hoppers, ants. moths,
tu., aud al ycrinin. .arden plants can terreseTv-
a. by Il aat houses N sds pure"
Rats aud mice cannot be reached BY powder ii
srs killed BY magnetic Pin oEdsE tLcrn through
say iarrchsnt. a
Ids Lyons ro-.ier knis the insect in q triee.
Hut Lyons rill- riixci for rat. aud mice"
Srf'llow directions rse freely and thoroughly.
soli by I'ruggist. AMI Country merchant. every
where " LOtTztNHLis Agent Grase Valley.
Park White. Agents. ssn fraueisco. " sra
Nevada national., 1859-08-13
Flea Powder, or
LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS,

wiz destroy Garden Inserts. cdckroaches. Bed BHgs
Feas. Iats. Mo.hf. and all Pess y he Ternin kind,
The importance Of relis BILE article of this Kind is
inessimable. In warm weather all nature teens
with these annoying fees. This powder Is the only
article discovered which will exterminate them
company of Bo'Hnis's, from the Horticultural So
eiety OF Paris while smids; the ferns Of Asia, obser
we'd that all insects lighting upon certain kind Of
plant very soon dropped dead. This fact was made
use Of to guard their night camps from these iniru-
ders. o'an;iies OF the plant were brought home
By Mr.. =. Lyon, and found TO be positive insect
destroyer in every experiment. II is simply pow
dered leaf chemically prepared TO re.s: the effects
of air and climate Medals and letters patent have
been ostz.ned from the -gorernments Of England
france, 6ermany and Russia, from tho Worlds Fair
and numerou. Medical aud horticultural Colleges
ami Societies. fI
Litter from tAe Pre-iisnf nf n,s rnited Std.esl
"ExeeGt yc Mansion, Warrington, Jan u, 1853
Mr.. manuel Lvon,-Dssr Sir; have the pleas
ure 10 inform you that the Royal Commission, {
ihe world'S Fair. at London, have awarded you
Medal and Certificate for the great value Of your
hsyneue Powders. kc.
hIII.ARD FILLMORE. Chairman"
s1-rhc shove wAs aeccmpanied By ccT;i6ea.-
from Prince Albert.
Nevada national., 1859-08-13
I. o. of ID.
So THE FOLLOWING LETTER. .1ss

80 THE FOLLOWING LETTER, ,-Ba
which enphatcally speaks for itself written by
the Dean OF tine Faculty Of the Philadelphia College
sf Medicine to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication:
E PHiLlDnrmA, January 18th. 1859.
10 the Editors Of he facifc MEDICAL and Surgical
Joarndl;-iietlenen: My attention has been called
10 article in the December number of your jour
nal in regard to tine nd eanien degree TO Ir. l.. j.
CEapkay When the application for the degree was
made to the Faculty IL was accompanied by aida
Wits aud Testimonials 10 the effect that Or. Ispkay
was . regular graduate n. u. of the Unirers-
ity OF Pesth, had served ~ Surgeon In the Hungz.
risn army. and vssa regular practitioner Of medi
cine. The al cnnden degree, As its name implies is
conferred on graduates only and gives new priv
ileges. Had there been the slightest suspicion Of
irreguiarity, the application would have been ref
used Ry inserting this in your Journal. you will do
an act Of justice TO the college. and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully.
II. RAND,
Dean of.hs Faculty OF the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
Nevada national., 1859-08-13
Iioorxco- well knosn Indian back.

Hoorxco--Tbls well knosn indian back.
oae ct ihe most popular Diegers In Capt.
'wemsts tribe, called on us yesterday. lie
10 just recovering from a severe surgical op-
sraiion-ihe amputa,ion OF an arm at the
shoulder joint-perfomed By his brother Pc
ter. the celebrated Indian surgeon. This
was made necessary 10 consequence Of a hui.
let wound, inflicted In q late quarrel by an
Auburn Iudian. Hoopnoo says the Timbuc.
too doctor refused TO take OF bis arm unless
he was psid forty dollars; that the Penn
Valley doctor offered to do.it fbr ten; butns
neither OF these sums was within bic reach,
he got Peter to take Il oE-Indian faihion.--
To the inquiry II he cried, Hoopnoo answer
ed US as follows---Me say ugh!ug me no
ely; my woman, she no like him foo muehee;
abs eiy,seig. all The. Time ,Sundry bits. and
old clothes were presented to .Hoopnoo'fn
token Of admiration for his fortitude May
he-make good use Of his remaining arm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
SEGARs AND TOBACCO.

a A. SkMANos, NOS. 2f AND B SUTTON STREET
a. apd No House. broadway, offer for sale
sale and retail al classes OF choice Havana Principe and
Mhla seRnis All kinds smoking TOBACCO Iaaka
ana Turkish oronsco spanah' ygine and all the grades
OF Justue pDEcco OF Hamburg Meerachaum pipes
holders ampcB ard variety OF articles Cor smokers Also
G%saca selection OF vines brands oofdas syruos uavaue
cseves, sauces pickles, OILS &c The smallest guam
n Of The above can be sei 10 any OF The Union With per-
feet tNfety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

ITAvANA SEC Ags-1H BOND. FOR EXPORT OR IN
l1 store duty paid 20, sale by Str TON, SANFOaD
o., porttsS ~ Beaver street corner GlIiae opposite
Delpopicos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
STEANTBOATS.

r3op KEyPORT, LANDING AT FOAG HAMILTON
n n steamboat KEYPORr leaves MURRAY street. pier
daily a. udays excepted at O'Clock p. NJ and Keyppr ct
II EXPO, ". OTiFFWoOD. PERTH AMBoY, CHELSEA,
n Star a ding Rossy e Woodbridge snd Tokens steam.
boa, IOaS caves Barclay street at A. NJ day
sspYfa-e Sundays makes andir Peek dir
81 10 e,urnine leaves Report ut P. NJ. mskiog
the same sndiu Fare rs cents to Report and wood
ali other landings Vcen's-
NyoTICR-ON A NJ AFTE3 MONDAY MAY l. YSl
N Nearrer Bg Nv Az Win leave pier foot Of JAY
sveyv nsyuoou at scloak, landing Tonkers Hasuno
poh6s Ferry IsrIyowl Sing Sing and Rsvsrsiaw. rrSfsS
d received asier 3 oclosN md none tar &c ssvdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

1sNEsIxl ABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-AT SOUTH
~ Orange, ia siriy montes ride from Kew x2k; one
sew yOrs For affords rare opportunity
AMY 10 ST ATS FLINT I6 Nasda etreet up stairs