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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
death to all Vermin. "

A. SrRISG approaches,
ANTS aud REACHES.
From their holes come out
And Nice and RATS,
in spite of Cats,
Gaily skip about.
BED- BUGs bite
IOu in the night,
A. on the bed you slum5sr.
While ISsECrs crawl
ThrO' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
ITISTRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty, Rats, REACHES, Mice
Mules, Ground Mice, Bed-bugs, Ants
Moths. Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects on AM
mails, in short every species Of Vernih'
are utterly destroyed and exterminated Dy
"Costars Rat, Roach. sc. Fxterminator.
Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
CoElar's' Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct. by mail, to any adore"
in the United States, as follows:
On receipt of 81 90, box Of the RAr'
ROACH, &c EXT;
On receipt of 500, box each Of the
RAT. Roach. &c. EXT, and ELErTElc
POWDER, (Sent posIage paid, Suthe'eH'
TO de>trny the vermIu on any prenl'e''
Sold by DRUGGISTS and DEALERS every
where
"CosTAR's" PRINCIPAL DEPoT, 42V
BROADWAY. \ Y.
p. S.-CircuIars terms, &c sent BY mall
on application.
s6~ WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR PENN
SYLVANIA:
COSTAR'S BRANCH DEPOT,
Northeast corner Ftfth and Areh StTss'l
PHILADELPHIA
And Wholesale Dealers g"nersiV
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

Administrative Notice.
H ET ERS of Administration on tue h,.''
IA of CHARLES e. WARNER. late Of HtHiU.
township Potter Co., Pa, deceased, ns..s
been granted to the undersigned all per-.
indebted Ia said estate viii make lmilsa
payment, and those having claims aga!n" ~
same will present them o me for setiien'""
MARY ANN WARNER, Ad"'
Harrison March L lS59-30-6tf
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

true reiiyiom Witness
The New Korh 0bsepUer ( Presbyterian
recently highly oomplimented the Rev.
DR.. Guthrie, Of Edinburgh, Scotland,
while reviewing recent spe2oh of his
IN the British rule in India; and, the
pro, Slavery iuclinations of that paper
being well known. the Rev. Edwin Ferris,
believing that the Observers prais
COMPROMISED the antl-SIavery opinions OF
DR. Guthrie, addressed him letter, in
which were the following propositions aud
questions
But we feel that you are compromis ei
by the cummendatiunS of certain Journals
here which, at the same time that they
applaud your course, Lurl their al athemas
against amy ministers ut the Gnspel n this
country who have enough ut the true
spirit of Christianity to disregard the
clamur> uf certain class of false cnnserv
ativeS, aud bring the truths of Gud > word
to bear upon SIavery-the mos; gigantic
sin uf this ur any other aye,
Are you not thus compromised? Are
they not misusing your eloquent denun
Citations against the sins vi your country
to strengthen the adamant wall that IS be
ing built about the monster inlqulty u
! our oWu?"
, 1859-09-26

Judge Wtthereil. Of Detroit, has granted IN
injunction against n bowling alley in. that city
on the complaint Of Mr.. Clas. TAYLOR, alleging
that defendants saloon and bowling aley w*1e
nuisance to the complainant, aud the neigh
borhood, and eudanycrins the lifc Of conplar-
nnt's wife, who WAS very sick, and interfercd
with the hope of her recovery. Complainart,s
counsel argued that borsliug alley was a nui.
sance ut common law; that it was moro clcsrly
nuisance, rs was also this saloon, because they
are prohibited l,y 4hs pepM Laws Of the S,n..;
that thc answer did not deny tue equities Of tie
bill, inasnuch as it did not deny the il1egulity
OF the defendants business, or the injury 10
complainant; that tue possibility Of tue defend
ants having i license could avail him notl,ire
unless he actually had such license, which be
does not pretend; that the license Of the Gem
usou Council could not give the defendant the
right to inaict private injury orirreparab!r
damage upon the, complainant; and that 1lr
argument that the complainant has come to ,hc
defendants nuisance cannot araii, for the reason
that.i. has been abundant1y decided that the
growth of population and the progress Of ciyi.
lzation are not q. be retarded by t1e pre.occu-
paney Of the grouhd:by npxious trades, or other
nnissnces. -.,. = -,
, 1859-09-26
sAX8CELL.KJHEOU4.


:: the contemplated decimal system ot EnES'ana
new co;na~a 10 IL ~ H. a.e ;asn"f f '"T r IN c
employed Il 10 1.o !, hronz" cous;st;nr of ninety
mart of 1inc ond. H. sra;,1't ~ thsrasy LIN
viii har1,Iv a.aood e I'LL H. ~ r. ~, ia
n,an - esu h 'nas r.I e. suo t."
~ Gt:oteus ous !ousn ~. ~ .Le eHpp.t pon
I'D da''on' p!ont " ~'f''oo Will >es='eAs'
=.
<;a tn vi" r note .Ias, 'gr a a's ra-
been known hofor. sfnce tRc f,nndnt;on of th',
institution. ahout 1s1 Iar;nr been exom;ncd.
Of these Isl hive bccn adunittei. and others
are under cond;t;ons to he n,adr m in n short
time. The class vii orobah1y nnmI,rr nbont 17o.
a.,c, ! r~nos-:: ~ III ar sn..;. crorr,
e1i,ofsT VI spiee 'olll
~" 99h 20 1ote'sh por.s @ l"r she wees eua.a
;, sHu ~ t ,ns.. "1'e ~ to, o.,
t,mn' fn Ts51' s1o Am NJ " ss,,,, the y 1s1
s:., al ~ ssn,ai.t;+;,a :, 1es5 sas.,1s IN.
s.,nc ina lex; ~. ,ni ~ .,,1a ~,
1e5I sa7 al me s,,rs t;n, T., ,Sr" s1t la
IA s,n,. ti;ns y 1s5" sia s ~ !s'''
n'.eT
IAEAEnlcAL SatAAlEs-1 seems mat theatfl-
Gat pGops aEe Geeomng nearly us extrasagant
III en:ae. LIS as "pSra slnGers; some o. re
sao.;a ~ Tfas tns Ta.uen t4ofmcl
9oi;ortsnn i 5o ,'n. n,;.',st Wns:,. 1es E1:'
,9asI al j., rp,n,n;ssin1 rn A. h;e !9
Joe '1eflsrsoh and Mrs. john Wood each $1'a
per week. ,,
Iinxors 70 A DoG.-A somewhat ECCENTRIC
wonlaf, in Boston suffered the loss. by dcutb, OF
a fayorite dbg,'a day or two since. She pro-
cured a collin, ut tho cost Of seven dollars. in
which she had the animal ssloid nut" and
adorned it with mouru;n,r flowers. SHE aIso
engaged two carriages. for the nur,3ose &c TAX
ins tie remains Of her fuyorite to Mt Auburn
for burial. .,..
r,.. ~,
n Hoeaet5 ~. ,;s.a ,:oaon nase ~ ~
Eou En,.,s,, " ".! rpat!va IL" e'e.onas " ;ne
Ens"sI 'aayue u" noss eonap'enen1nse 11a
pa": 80 H. ~ 'uS"u"e S'clt "o'u =: ~.
~ III u tne WIN
TIa ~ nat ,"n y, s
!ue "oes c'4'nent tasuto y! Aue'auu auo ~ an.vt- NJ
, 1859-09-26

Henitines, st.
MORE To -n,x ;E ADMIET6
R1cAEsT DIADRr
kTxR
Worn by Kings or Emn,..

Wllat3 Why a UeautIfuf t..,
Because il il the ornament t;,u, Of lIalr
cur race. l:eIrr although tltc n ~ p! vtlsd r.,
brightly Ia tht x!owlH: c,erk liz Nt'y b. x,.,
ths ts<an re- tho,s u paTts II tie I Gses -
than haf her ehalns. rruf Wt., ,:a1sy WY MI we ~
nsca two or three Times aweek WIN r, Et.shat1. i
nehIS Hcu1s ~ II! s''h IN Gr,af,nt H.. = a"j }eta
anu ust. Ina w1ltss 1t tue nrst is t,,r 49, ne f.~-,
1hal'e7x: - 49, >es''a' ri i4al.lst
n2. "oon dear Sir: Permit M N "e" vi l:S.
Obligations ines tos lie e,se s 81 =. etprs'st Ysn
ta II 9fiGhaf e."r About ti&e tlue ~ M If fny ~
sna Galka naef r. E1 VA .aapsy 'xc. ssy imssa m 4s
origin h!: Ic.'nsvr yo,tr %* svcss,t,, y
fa invention quite ttcc!n.s a. wtii xs1:,,
- a"' da~s air. yours truly. 4 y TiI.;;r iiI!;r
oEyea asGwy!elyaet. 1'"s9.
"rah Newspaper ad3c". u Na.s.,,.,t
F4os. ~ J. Wopp :-Dt4r Sir. s,n.. '" 4-!s:.
Weeks a&o lteesived httIt " ylr ijr n:h'h tr
H,ys ny J, ue sh w ly i -" 'ih.t'sr h., III
It's original ct'lnr but lxr -. vel, Tic j.,
f4w wrekn tEl It :s pyrfrmr, H.. ~ ny cuIps-v an,
thEnlSE ~ ths S,sy hdf to lark hov,, =, , t1
.sn at1ys :atays =, 1x * tLe tar >irar,, 81: tn,
"'' ~ CHARLES cAhiikkwSa
r,o. n u ., "z" Sosx, Inly..,:-
v,ne a., - =. Wnop with ch..nlence IL,
eyer saw Sncc nAnx yuur IlaIr ,r.l.r',.' =, 4rai
Whisxers which WIRE anu,>f Will: h.U nv h4.f ~
aafk ad nav feel cnntltr, thar f.s , ,nt.' x'.<a
w. - y; ',s.,'n e,;i thrf :;:'lEai e*or sf
prisons who persp!sr fr:rly. i '.'an": .n..i
W o, j. i, WOOD 60, Ir.p.ttor-. II. H., N'I1.
' 1o[k; s;t q ts Ereat New YORK w' I: :Ets'; ".
an,ssm na " al s'<"l Druggists AID Faac; t..,
, 1859-09-26
4 ncportcr's clia1lens Q to NJ. ntondtp.
The local editor Of the Mexican Citizen throws
out the follow ing challenge tn n. NIond;r.

The local editor Of the Mexican Citizen throws
out the following challenge to u. Blondin;
"a single telegraph wiro shout. be extended
from the American 10 tue Canada shore. with
out single guy, over the cataract at Niararn
Falls. Tile local Of this pAper wearing a 7,.;r
Of cowhide boots and dressed in the costume Of
Il female Dutch cook, will proceed TO thc middle
Of Tue "lre' pm common clay pipe as b.
lanclny pole1 driving before him a lloc and n
COW, and earring on his buck cooking.sioye- q
coop Of chickens, u bed aud bedding. a key ot
lager beer, {barber's chair, and various cSol:-
Ing utensils. lie will then unload himself and.
Immediately 70 to bed. After a snooze Of iiC
teen minutes he will rise. dress himself, take \
glass Of beef, milk the COW, kill the hor and
which he wilt eat VOLTS meal. He will then
throw one hundred aud thirty summersauIts.
sucking au ea,g while in the air at each ernJ,,.
ton. ahghtins: The last time on the tip Of The
cows horn. and while in this position will take
tue chicSen-foop and afler having taken the
necks conse9utively. will balance the coop On
the tip. end of bis nose. balsnce the cooking
stove on his rfght-hand thumb, balance the bei.
stead ION his LIFT thumb, ut The same time finish.
ing the beer and making Dutch speech 10 the
'admiriug crofds on either shore. After which.
after the manner Of Levi Horth's celebrated one
horse act-the local will perform the one COW
act. The eforkman Of this -pnpef will come out
on the wire, blndfolded aud slacklcd, walking
on his hands; Then there will be Representa-,
ton Of Heenan and Morrissey's pr;zc.tich,. in
which the local and foremAn will exchange
sundry knocks and kicks and black eyes. Tie
last scene viii be bolh parties standing On sleir
hsads, and will, in this predicament. play rub
81 twen'y ona games Of old s'edse for the trent
presentaunn of. some, Of the loving scenes in
Romeo and juliet.
, 1859-09-26
39rcs6 4 Triht&11c
MONDAY SEPTEMBER &c, 1859.
WENTWORTH, BENNETT AND
HOUSTON.

The readers Ct tie Chicago Democrat \t1'e
few that ren,aip,) will remember tat shortly
after the Texas election, Wentworth formally
nominated Sam Houston for President: Ja1nes
Gordon Dcuue,t did the same in the New York
Herald simultaneously with this movement
in New York aud Chicago, speech Of Aous-
tons appeared in print, endorsing tue buehai'~
au Administration as the best which the coun, !,
try has enjoyed since ,lai oor Gen. Jhekson--
approving the Drod SCOTT decision, because, II
The speaker view, it sros right-just''yins ''.s
vote in favor Of tie Lccompton bill-and ol'ef'
Misc going the wlrdlc 'pro-sl:yery figure, ex-
cepting the proposition for. the revival Of !oe
African slave tralc The presumption: IS that
Wentworth and Bennett were fully advised
that these extraordinary. positions lad bes''
taken by Houston, before they nominated ;n''.
for the Presidency. THO presumption is 1ort'-
fed by tue fact that neither Of them mas o'':''
vowed ,hc Houston movement since its iuccl'-
ton. And it is notorious that during tho lalc
National Fair, Went worth was busy as mailer.
urging upon our visitors from the rural dis
tricts the prime necessity and Importance ol
making Houston President in 1850. ii. " hat
TING lie was not parroling the "Judd. Matteson
policy" ard what lime lie was not ineapacit:'-
ted for political effort by strong drink, he was
pouring into the ears Of Young men from 1L's
and adjoining States the virtues and statesman"
like qualities Of. Sam. Houston. We tdo:noI
learn tia, he madc any converts1o the belcfthat
Houston is the proper man for Republicans to
support in tue next Presidential election, pro-
vided he should receive the Charleston noaln-
alton. Of course llc is net q candldato bclorc
any other than a straiglt~out pro-slascry con-
ycntion.
, 1859-09-26

Alter June, ls4s. there were II ,0oS persons
transported from France. mostly to Aleicrs. oi
whom, all but 1873 have di III or been Suffered to
portion Of til. 10 nainder have become
settled residents in that .,Iony. After Decem.
Der, 1851. there were %, ,sS4 persons transport
ed, the majority to Algicss, but partly to Cay
enne and Corsica, Of whom l7os remain in those
countries. After 0rsiui's bomb shell, exploded,
the government transported 4os persons, Of
whom ol9 hare not vet been let back. or this
multitude of 3S,sl5 persons there are said to
remain untouched By Imperial grace up to the
10th Of last august, and spared from death,
991 nerspnS
, 1859-09-26

REPORTED MASSACRE OF U. S. TRoors-Nc
ia'n FROM, the Portland Neus Of the a1st that 4
'aaior prevailed at Da!tes, that Capt. Nal'cn's
c'n,niaud, lio well armed and equipped men,
itd bcen massacred by tile 1ndiuns at Warm
Springs.
a I'rlsnlc iet,er 70 Portland, says the ~1dttr-
f:ser, reports fhls disaster Us comlng from Inc
lndianx; and says tlIat TIE Indian agent at
tue Dulles puts ia'th init. This correspondent
ADDS: -,
:, Capt N9lens command consists Of company
+, list Dragfons, co'nnar4e W l'eqt: s'5eFzer,i
s.' aS.ue W ,,s. ~ ~ $1,000 -
~ .om,t ~ II dfi4 InG'n,rr md d,tncl,neut n
ay ~ s,'',.c,. nI n,;,,"rs ,,r~.l .s r;1.manNo
~ aap n a1,o,,t a., ,,nt nnd ia .sai; arr,aa
Ioou r .,.:a,. e r. 49, a.'..aa,.'''M ~
nhu s!9ipIfu-t 'oltc Mn!cn, hut at1'chea u
Etsat a!ssal a1lasc u M!ua'ioi', 1lnst nase oeen
ao4e 10 h'ani It, neau a:a,ns. a5 n5 .oHay o'' ohaSe
1noia!s- lf'e Fepo't Is "!se'eo''ea'
EGrrrroN OF MOUNT liooD.--The 0r4goaidn
Of The eoth says: On "Wednesday last, the at.
mosplIcre suddenly became exceedingly hot
, 1859-09-26
~ RAToK, AN hD.

tn eompoumisa snt;~ly t:.,p fun. .'..,
establl.hea fcf Sthlan Mc.,.u "! 'at i,
denca III Nil Diseases fir which I il r. ~
It has c,1red tlio,1x .kt,y t,i,c,;, ,..
within ths la.t t.vn Yeas = MI IT,. "a':A.sA ~.
who h:'sf given UP all hnpe, = ~ 1n n:,4''. H} }-:
sf relief, a. the nnnc ctu,l. Il.f,n, s.9s y.
un"oscites! ceE ias:rs in: =: f.. I:hsi, ''Hs"-. .r
my p0.s+.snE sAs,w IS m.. ''I 9" i'm i. :.
1hc I0=e must IL .ulart1i > ~ ;r.rf: i.rf: ht-::.s
to the tenn crarnrnt II thrt MI. W. "srt':.r ~
lndvId1lsl t2kin. IT, ant :: h.Mt "t'.s>''"+ as. II
useiu such 4u7nir !rSa+so - ,,r,,.,, ~ .-.';a- :,
act rlltly nn The E&,xrf, i, iii IT,: N+:c T.
Let the tlcs,..s ~ ynttr! u:1it ~, ~ HLa1s
5uh.tIrn quite y.u IN re. =: ,r+fr * - '1.a., ~
Use hf the LIVER lyTl. =, II ~ ~ ~ IL, a:...,,
uotAT'}is. atst It AEy r. ft1.m.1.' 'l'. Isa.;<.;.
tate Liver Conlf h;n's ILL.,; nr.t ~ * e'sc:4,~
fous Attack. Dyspepsia, - -'sk'
-. n" sfs us'ns i arr giving t-,s!trnn. ,n.,..
swallow bisll together. '". ia''. ''.i:, L.:
Prlce Ono Dollar per 1,,..,
, 1859-09-26

- Wm. u. Hooper, -the.n new delegate to Con-
gress from Utah, was formerly merchant in
Galena, in this state. but was unsuccessful in
business, and then ran steamboat On tue Up:
per Mississippi and the Missouri rivers, right or
ten years since, be joined the. Mormons, ind
has been latterly a.leading: man among ~4he
paints in Utah. He lisa Democrat in politics.
, 1859-09-26

The Duke bf Modena possesses consistency.
if he have ub other quulity. lie is the oniy
crowned head who never acknowledged Louis
Ihiiippc or Louis Napoleon. aud never held any
diplomatic intercourse with The infrndtrs. lie
never proni4. d or conceded any reform; and
in ISIS. whef all pnt OH tie liberal mask, and
even the rol!c and lsomba caved in, he held on
to Ills "dtr1'e ri4lf"-unless twice running
away may bd regarded rs sort Of caviug in
lie now does moi initiate the others in taking
about givinG(refor1ns, but he declares he intends
10 60 back RI Il drMis.
tits worthy Of remurk Tint the voting in alo-
ticna was limlteu to those able 10 read aud write:
species Of qualification which might with I'D
rantase he Initiated in many places. 1t must
rot be suppoEcd that the peasantry in italy cau.
not read; sue dh Is not the fact, for file mode Of
dividing the proceeds of the farms between The
landlords and tlers, renders it uln,ost>a neces-
sity for ut le1st one ma1l in each country to be
able to read, flat he may oversee the accounts
The qualification for the Tuscan voters was
lliat ordained in the constitution Of 1915, then,
reluctantly granted by the present fugitive
Grand Duke, land by him caucc1ed so soon Us be-
could procure Austrian aid. The Tuscan 80.
tlohal Assembly, wf4icl, snted The dethronement
Of the uapsbprg-L Lorraine family, was composed
OF the leading 1nen Of wealth aud professional
reputation ~ the .stnte, Uf whom two thirds
were landed proprictors, which leads us to sup
pose that thF rurat po .iation are viii, the
movement. In the Hungarian struggle Of 1855
and Isl? it whs found to be necessary to inter.
est the rural population or peasautry-und so
they must betcnncllatc and interested in Italy.
, 1859-09-26
The s. True latent aud Meanfne.s OF a
School Fund.

The papers iu Wisconsin are commenting OH
the manner IN which Mr. 'Sccrctary-of:Stntc
Jones discharged hisdu1ies two years ago under
the School law which requires ti.at " all moneys
arising from the sale Of School and University
"laad situate in the limits NJ aiy county in tlis
Statc. sha1 be set apart aud loaned to iudiyid-
"ual residents Of said county," The Madison
Journal has prepared table which shows that
in 'sentr.threc counties the apportionmcnt
was directly and aagrantly in violation Of tIr
law. The comfy Of Chippewa, for instance,
paid into The fund slG,0v0 and received back
but $'.a); while ott the other hnnd Danic Coun-
ty. which paid but s:3,neo, received s1oe,ote.
Monroe County, which paid $4,000, received
only ssoo, while ozaukcc, wlsicl, paid only ssnc
received back $4,000. oconto paid 50, 900 nnd
received Ss,oov; Iowa paid $1,000 and rccciv.d
$a0,Voo. The excess Of loans was invested in
votes, first for Str. Jones, and second for the
Democratic ticket. TIE, money was so judi:
ciously laid cut that Mr. Jones was reelected.
while the m9jority Of the ticket was quite deci-
slvely beaten. The obvious moral Of tile trpctt
is that schools md school moneys can be turned
to better account in behalf Of tue Democracy,
than in teaching ,young- people 10 read and
xt.rita
, 1859-09-26

The bishops Of Ireland hare issued circular
against the National Schools Of Ireland as sub
rersive Of the faith-as displeasing to the Pope,
and as creating ideas favorable to Professionalism.
, 1859-09-26

raiEroad, When tde running Of the trains was
commenced, mummies were used for fuel, and
are said to'make a very hot fire. The supply is
almost inexhausnble, ind they are used by the
cord. !Ehat destiny! Think Of deroting
one's existence to providing fuel for = locomo-
tire!
, 1859-09-26
A SHEPHERD.

Pastoral felicity is exhibited in the person OF
the Hon. David Il. Atclison-faniliarly known
in Missouri us drunken Davc"-who, accord
ing to the St Joseph Journal, las given up
politics, and has turned his energies upon Il
firm Of 1900 acres in Platte county. The
Journal SAYS that the entire farm ''is as beau
tiful rs man could desire to see which lndi-
Gates an improvement in the rural TASTE Of
Platte county within two years. as surprising
as the transformation Of Atclison from chief.
tain in the second: campaign against Kansas
to shepherd Of the dcwy plaia--bcating l'is
sword into plows'.aTe, aid exchanging thc
rife whisky Of the camp for the cool draush,
Of the babbling brook Hardly less to be ad-
mirel is tue audthekis which pictures D. Il: A..
now swayins the mallct as presiding officer Of
the national Senate, and anon perched upon ::
hay-stack, guiding with the barnyard trident
the movements Of a dozen durkeys. We coli
template the scene with enthusiasm. Cincn-
natus in Platte county, discardipg the match
that fired tie gun that hurled tie balls that
battered tile stones Of the Lawrence Hotel, re-
turning to his ancestral acres, Offering lbat ions
to Ceres, and mingling bucolic joys with tile
reeollectious Of immortal service to his country
and his kindred! We trust that lis days may
he loue in the land, md that VIXEN next he is
called by tile red god Mars to 90 where glory
waits him-l1c may be able TO hit the side of:
barn with a field piece at forty PAGES, the first
time trying! General Atcl'ison!
The mutations Of politics we DO not take in
to the account in noticing the delightful change
wrought iii The Missouri shepherd, prelerriu=
TO find all the reasons in the Arcadian impul-
ses drawn in by D. Z. A. with his mothers
milk. 1t is true that lie was once. a dictator
Of American policy. 1t is q fact that he bull
lied prominent Presidential aspirant SO fero-
clously that the latter felt constrained to tear
up a Territorial bill and substitute in its place
repeal Of A Compromise which had bec7,
4'canonizcd III the hearts Of tAe American pco-
pie 1t is true that lie dragged whole cos'1l-
ties Of barI,urians at lis heels III the Pun:c
wars Of tile border. It is known that lis nd.
mircrs fought long and loudly in lis behalf
when the question of his successor III the Seu
ate ca,nc on the carpet at jefferson City. 1t is
Il matter Of history that the people, :lnticipat
ing his warnings. for rnnl joy. gave 1}atness~
ativc I" those misguided friends. But it is 10,
doubted HAT the serene pleasures Of the pas
tnre tie field, the lawn, the lowing herds, the
carly t;'aa'i:leer, and tue noble independence
"f him WHO tills the soil, were ever foremost
III tho soul Of an Alchison. OF course they
, 1859-09-26

The natirf Americans Of xew Jersey hare
Withdrawn their candidate for Governor. Peter
J. Clurk Of Hunterdon, and united on Charles
S. O1deu of Princeton, the nominee Of the RI.
publican and regular American Convention.
II The Republicans Of DeKalb county have
nominated for County Treasurer, Hiram IL
wood, Of DeKalb Centre .:for Coupty School
Commissioner, Nathan S. Greenwood. of. clin-
ton; for County Surveyor, Joseph ". Reid, of
Genoa. t:.'' = i
The Republicans Of VIII county have nomi-
mated Frederick Stewart, Of Red, for County
Treasurer; Edward Savage, of Joliet, for
School Commissioner; and A. J. Matthew's II,
Of Joliet, for Surveyor
, 1859-09-26

-9rr<ss Of The L'af1fy characterization Of
1'0""s- .5'H<rfca..- 0'Hra, Wine aud
Koran.
, 1859-09-26

Ladies' Dress g. Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EMHRO1DERIEs AND LACES,
OF all knds Iu:n fine lot Of French and Scotch Sets
Rubes Bands. Edsir. Imitation and Real Tl1ead ye.,
CssteIrcs, ba,ts, &c., &c.
FRENCH AND CEc,ltS C0ESETS,
full line Of tk woycn" l'a,. ia AM, Melted B.h-
Up skfrs'-the time beat .sylcs In I'll. market.
Afay assortment OF L,dIrs. Gents. and Chldrra's
UNDER GARMENTS,
In Silk, Mesinu LII, Cashmere. Tue 5e>t st5Ics Of
HOSIERY, GAUNTLETS, AND GLOVES
1nc ud;nz ALEXANDEE'S KIDS,
A few Of the novelties In tile best manufactured
Wooden Goods,
such n ths PRINCESS CAPE, sHAwIs, soNTAGs.
TAIMA CsPES. &C.. SC.
An exquisite little IL. PARTY FANS and HAIR Or
YAi:Sa .:TilEkiD::: EiXnisGs, snd md
S II 4 IL WARES.
Wsa1e offering stuck on the
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
We taxed gsa. pi!n. re each department co-
pleic IN tself sInt RESPECTFULLY ass examination.
n. B.-Ous Wholesale stocs Of Double, Single. Split
aud sLctlaisd Wo~ls Is cvbpete anu priees1ow.
a. e q AYES.
SUCCESSOR TO Z. T. ATKiSSON,)
1S Lake Street, Chicago. IS
fcsa;i4 mi
, 1859-09-26
1Rox FnE1Err CAns.-Iron i 81 4,

1noS FnuFnr CAns.-1ron~ ifc,ght cars are
coming into hse on the. Central Ohio Railroad.
Four or five have been constructed, and IRE
found to ans 4wer well. The entire car weighs
only II 500 pounds, while an ordinary wooden
baggage car weighs II 800 to IL, 500 pounds.