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, 1859-08-23
Ktdaappera About.

From few facts which came to our knowl.
edge yesterday, we anticipate that the usual
queit Of Bloomington may yet he disturbed by
either case Of kidnapping. or forclble and un.
Pheasant detention of tie person Of i vayabond
now IN our midst. The substance of the mat
ter is this: In the monrh Of March, 1858. BIZ.
William Hamilton, from Thomas County, Geor~
gia, arrived in this city, bringing with him three
mununittcd slave women and their five child
rcn. Mr. IL. proceeded at once to place them
III possession III comfortable little property iu
tile southwest part Of town, Uf which the women
were to have tue occnpanc, and Use, but which
belonged to the children. The necessary pa
pers 0r freedom, aud for the protection OF their
property, were placed in the hands Of arespon-
sILlt law firm Of this citv. Mr.. Hamilton re-
turned 10 Getrgin, and has been some time de-
ccuscd, leaving u widow but no children. One
John Mcintosh, who was appointed adnhinistra'
tor Of the estate in oyerilauling the private pa
pers Of the deceased, discorersd some traces Of
this humane act Of liberation. and thinking in
his sorlid soul ~ to add few dollars to his
punched, i'll. gotten possessions sncakcd OF, I'M
known to parties Interested there, And day be-
fore yesterday presented his greasy, piratical-
looking mug in this city. He sneakingfy set TO
work I" get legal possession Of the family and
property: but lis Interview with the gentlemen
10 whose charge they were left, amounted to
considerable cold comfort, summing up with tue
wholesome advice to drop the matter und in-
SURE continuance Of good health by returning
home, before h1s heartess villainy was more
generally known. This sratuitous suggestion
lie seemed to appreciate, and this morning )
train will probably carry oA, i'll his vestments,
the hardest looking wretch it las ever been our
misfortune to louk upon. Before leaving, how
ever lie diseraccd the threshold of the terrified
and dclcnselcss family, and first with lies and
promises. then with threats and bravado, be-
fore these lone women and their babes, tried to
win them back to slavery. He cvcn (thc poor
fool} ia his degraded ignorance Of the first ru-
din'ents Of human nature, proposed that the
mother allow him to take ouly the Oldest boy
Beiug reruiscd lu every overture, aud threat.
tned with exposure, lie Withdrew for the time,
but came again, and was seen several time:
| during yesterday skulking in the vicinity
From, villa, little we have Heard expressive u
public opinion in his case, wc think that hi.
chance Of making uny more money in Georgia,
depends u great deal on the curly hour ut whicl
he leares Bloomington, and some on Tue lenyt'
Of time he remains Bloomington ldh
| ta9faph.
, 1859-08-23
Gen. Augustus Caesar Dodge In n Pas.
M}nn.

Tie following passage occurred IN debate
between Mr.. kirkwood and Gen. Caesar Dodge,
ut Oska!oosa, as reported in the Nsrald Of that
place:
"Mr. X. remarked that those present in the
afternoon would remember that he had predict
ed that before long the Democracy would be
urging thc revival Of the slave trade, becausc
slavery, as they would affirm. is christianizing
institution. But, said be, did not expect my
competitor would commence SO soou. This fllr
and legitimate Inference drawn from Gen. D.'s
remarks on slavery iuirly reused the lion within
lini. As soon as Mr.. h. sat down the General
sprang to his feet, and declared savagely that il
Mr. klrkwond said thut lie OF any Of the Democ-
racy was in favor Of tile slave trade, Ii tcas Il
Ii1r, and that if he repeated it he would cram
tie liz dpfc. hi* Mrodt' Mr. r.. perfectly calm
and good -n4turrtl, waited until the General had
relieved his cli,l'r somewhat, when be remark
cd that if Gen. u. spoke tsuratirely in regard
to crammiug words down hts throat it was oil
right, but if he attempted it practically it would
be quite 4 different thing. Cen Dodge declared
thai he was "rtddy to yire ks antagonist fatis-
.Jucsioa."
AT this time the audience were crowdiug
round the speakers. Gen. Dodge was swinging
lis fists, and gesticutating with his head rcry
savagely and menacingv. Had Mr.. kirkwood
| been half US much excited and cnragcd as Gen.
dodge IVES, disgracelul quarrel would haye
been the result. Mr.. r., on the contrary, was
perfectly self:rosscsscd, and did not exhibit the
coolness and seif,possessiou the State was saved
| iton tue disgrace Of I shameful personal en-
/! counter between her Two candidates for tue
highest Office in the rift Of the people. Soon
after Ibis, aud without further demonstrations.
| the meeting dispersed"
, 1859-08-23


attempt to escape. On proceeding to the COM
mon hull, he found the prisoners were all out
Of their cells, whereupon he tired pistol among
them which drore them back. Tn examination
he found thut Fisher, whose repricre from Goy.
yisscl arrived just in time to save bis neck
from, the halter, bud succeed in wrenching two
iron bars Fl ON the srated door Of his cell, leaE-
ing un opening sufficient TO enable him to get
into the common hall lie then, with one Of
the iron bars, proceeded to break the locks Of
the other cells, SO IT, 1t ll the prisoners were et
into the hall. The party (n1ne III nuaaber) then
proceeded, with the irou bars, to dlS hole
through the wall, and had made considerable
progress, when they were surprised BY the shot
from the jailor. TO make light to work BY,
Fisher had generously sacrificed Ills bed, which
was torn up and burnt pecenleal. The jail is
50 well secured by the heary additional cut
stone wall recently built on The outside, that
with all their iron bars, it is doubtful whether
an opening large enough to cuabte the prisoners
to escape could hare been made, but the danl-
age doue to tie JUL by this attempt, is sufficient
to put the county TO another expense Of $50 or
$lUU. We learn that watclInlAu is now sta
toned in the jail during the night.
Fisher, whu manifested SO much indifference
and solidi1y previous to lis conviction, appears
to have becun1e aroused since his trial, and now
makes no secret Of it that he will do ail in his
power to escape, and tha. III all other respects
he Is determined to bc us troublesome and ngly
as LIE can be -O:tasra Free 7ratitr, 2oM.
, 1859-08-23

We, in company With about forty ladies' and
gentlemen, made visit on Tuesday last to the
Texan camp, located on The banks Of Willow
Creek, about twelve miles south Of our village
We found about 1,Sc0 hcad Of cattle hcrlcd in
three divisions, driven from the plains Of Texas,
and presenting much finer appearance than
ne were led to expect frotn the Impression We
had heretofore reviewed III regard TO t!,cm They
heaTy bodied as a general thing, sport Immense
horns, hate fne gazele>like head and eye,
and = much more I" slken" coating. Although
we saw a few dark colors in the herd, large
wajoritg we're Light oolored, many Of them BE-
ing cream md dun oe1or-Lane, {0yl. Co,)
L+ddfr,
, 1859-08-23
The Niue Hours Movement.


No efforts which hare yet been nude to pre-
vent the threatened rupture between the mas
ter builders and the operatives have been at:
tended with any success, and it is to be feared
that after Saturday next there vii! be cessation
in the progress OF most Ereat buildings Ut pres
ent in tie course Of erection in the metropolis.
The n.en adhere with tenacity to their deter
inination not to sign the II document" ind the
masters are equally firm in their resolution to
close their works until Messrs. Trollope's yard
is full. 4 modified proposition put forward by
the employers, substituting for the signature Of
the workmcu lis pledged p omisc not to belong
to any society, has met with no favor, as the
men are liked in their adherence to the niue
hours movement, "pure aud simple"
Up to this tu,e about go Of the largest build
crs in the metropolis have givcn iu their adl4e
sion to the principles adopted BY the employers
at their rcccn, meeting ut tue Freeuason's Tar
crn. These $50 are stated to comprise all the
builders in London who employ upwards of 50
MEN, 50 that the 800 or COO others who hare not
sisnited their adhesion may be regarded Us the
smaller men III the tra,tt. 1t is stated that
there are about 10000 skilled artizaus engaged
in the building trade, exclusive of laborers, md
| that Of these sutpe 49, 900 are employed By the
| 4ao gentlemen who hare formed themselves into
IN association tn resist what they deem to be
formidable und widespread combination Of
worltnca organized by irresponsible associa-
tlons conuected xlth a conference Of the united
building trades.
These skilled artisans comprise bricklayers,
skaters, nasons, car pcnters and joiners, plaster
| ers, painters and gsa2ie1s, and their average
wages is IS I'd per day Of ten hours. The men
| demand that the hours Of labor shouid be re-
duccd 10 nine. and tho pay should remain as at
prescnt. Hence the matters alegc that the
movement is simply one for an advance Of
wages; but this tie men deny, alleging that
| many Of tue masters would be willing 10 COM
promise the matter by paying an extra Cd day,
hut that this they would not acccpt, their object
being to obtain din,inution Of the hours of Ia
bor.
| IEyenthc TlEats, Aus.G.j
| Yesterday meeting Of the Committee of the
Central Association Of Employers Was held at
the Freenlason's Tavern, when Il great deal Of
correspondence WIS read by the Secretary. The
| most perfect uuauinlity marked the proceed
! ings: the necessity Ut frmness in the present
juncturc was insisted on, aud nil joined IN ex-
pressing their readiness aud ability 10 hold out
fur ! considerable time. Several letters also
we're read from large masters in the North,
stating that work was scarce i'll certain districts,
and Offering 10 send up men to the assistance Of
the London tirms- The difference Of wages in
town and country-5s Cd d day in the former
aud is in tie latter-ia said to be sufficient in
duccnsent to bring d strong force Of men from
the provinces if they should be required. Tie
London men, however, regard this as I sansuine
view which will not be realized
, 1859-08-23

Terrible Railroad Accident In Italy,

4 terrible railroad accident occurred m Italy
on the Susa Line, about two miles from Turin.
Twe rqIas 5 eee hsf1y M 1es sSa VI. sh sisF
The train from Susa with the Piedmontese ar-
tillery, which, at the commencement Of the xaz,
the government had sent to the Alps, In the Tear
of the Austrians attempting by surprise, to
cut of communication With France; it also con-
tanned some traveller: from France; and WIS
rim was laden with The artillery captured from
Austrians Ut Spllerino By the French, aud hal
some wagons full Of horses and baggage belong
ing 10 otticars. The train was drawn by two
locomotives. The scene Of the unfortunate
c5cnt presents shapsless mass Of smashed To-
comotives, Of wagons in fragments. OF erusl,ed
persed in horrible manuer. 1t last ACCOUNTS
It had been asce.tsined that there were II per-
sons dead and 50 wounded, but il is feared that
other dead and wounded are under the heap.
, 1859-08-23
4 Methodist C1erEyman's H"use A..
satle&-Wravcry Of Lis Wife,

There is located ut or near Navarino. in this
county. Methodist Clergyman named William
we'll known in this city. About two weeks since
. party Of cowarl!y ruftlana, some seven or
eight in number, undertook 10 girs linn II
''hornius" about midnight, for some reason
best known to themselves, and upon being ex-
pos.nlatcd with aud requested to desist, pro-
cceded deliberately to throw stoucs through the
I'LL iutimation that their house " should be torn
down." and acted with the energy and prompt
ness that the circumstances demanded. Nr. De-
lano was not at home, but his wife With true be-
roism fired II musket loaded with buckshot upon
she lawless honse-breakers. iniuriug some Of
them severely, but unfortunately failed to injurc
any Of them fataliy. We are assured by those
who know Mr.. Delano and family, that the at
tack was without any real or cren alleged cause.
, 1859-08-23
THE STATE OF JEFFERSON.
Constitutional Convention At Pixies
Peak.

The H6ckY Mountain Htrns Of August 9Th
brings us tue proceedings Of the Constitutional
Convention, lately in session Mt Denver City.
rhe Convention met on the 1st inst, and elected
IF. Garrison, Of Golden City, President; 4.
II. Wood, Of Russell's Gulch, Vice. President; !;
md Thomas Gibson. Secretary. The usual CON-
aittecs were appointed. and the Committee on
credentials reported 1G7 delegates duly elected
aud present. 4 brisk controversy sprung up
IN the second day us to the policy Of organizing
he country-whethcr as 4 Territory or Stutc.
\ Committee Of thirteen was appointed to con.
>sdcr the question, which Committee brought in
majority and minority report. The majority
resolved "that State form Of Government is
Il tho best for this couAtry at this time" The
minority presented lengthy report favoring u
memorial to Congress, asking Territorial or
,anization and Government. The Convention
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole,
and re-resolved itself back again several times
IN the question-two days being occupied III
the debate. The State policy finally triumphed
W vote of is to ~, wlercupon the following
csolltion was adopted:
Eslse, Tl1at the Convention proceed prepare j
Constitution for the Stats Of 'ersnn And a;o. that le
onveIai ap0t conMlttte nf threcn. whuse duly IL
hAll b" !" l1opoke n,sn ta t. to:r,s nses 1'e ia,n
e y And III sd mi III MsnSa
@ ee sma I'm @ to s M sotS i yo11 wu y @ II ssa
for thelt apptusal ar lcjectuu.
On Thursday afternoon, August 4th, Com.
nlttees we're appointed on Schedule, Bill
If Rights, Suffrage, Legislative aud Executive
departments, Judiciury, Militia. State Debt,
Corporations, Education, Amendments, Scs,cd-
ale, Memorial aud Apportio umcnt. The Com
nttccs went TO grinding immediately, aud be-
tore Saturday night, the 9Th, the whole business
was completed. The form adopted FOR voting
ID the Constitution was as follows: Those in
favor Of State Constitution shall vote ths
word For," on ballot containing the word
"ConBtitutiou = and those in favor Of Terri
,oril Organization shall vote the word i" For, ;
on ballot containing the word Territory
1t is understood that the ballots containing tht
words " For Constitution" shall be considered
I full aud complete negative to Territorial Or
sanizaiion. Aud the words "For Territory'
shall be considered full and complete mega
tire to State Constitution.
On Saturday the Convention adjourned sin
liz. The Nt1cs does not give any ol the fea
tures Of the Constitution, but says il is in the
lands Of the enrolling aud engrossing clerks
lnd that copies will soon he forwarded to the
President of the United States, to tue Presi.
lent Of the Senate, The Speaker Of the Hous.
of Representatives, and the Secretaries Of eacl
Of the States. A committee was appointed II
nrapnre memorial IN rongress prar;nv t1,n,n
, 1859-08-23

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'a eeees@e :, nsm "na.ssr so'nmn
. ~ a. .u.o...' =. 4a.~.,..;.1 =. ~ conno.;no - ths
s se'oau@ o. e.'4 .ue .. ~.s~.s+;a. rh,os 49,,
.s, ~ .',o ~' 1|@.' m wv 49, s,x,h 49,. e. Il.
-@ .s."~.,...;s- - M ~ G.ss.1k;tn n e.,
u so ~ .r- ~. i. :..--.o:z;.. -.
e"uas eos" WIZ. "'e 49, ~: r
~ ~""<'' .'.te, IS - ;rs~ ::
II pe'e'aea y. - -. . No.
vennfo-4o p.@'o..a ."@ ''' "o'AtA'"'A''
.e.'eTAe =" ~1~ :..a n.,..,
-. LFta- Governor: ::...... L.9xV.
:. Tx.s1rss...s .samuei Ahbe:
esr sse. e n cavsaavs.
:. cta ctas1rss..:.:...'..:... .......cS''' o'sAaM'
IN tne locat politics ot Maneso.a .af: 10 WILL
Known Is Aoccas'n tcke!' tnat .s 10 " sa,' =
"n COMPOSED Of men III 'ne INTERESTS o' sena-
toF hne' JOE oro"n' rA $50 ~ ~ o'pes
oId Indian traders OIL h'nneao'a VINO na'e coa'
tnseor ttoen INC or&ann@~on VI sne AStsleoly
aoTa 70 tle p1ese"'' " con''o4 't4e oeeoocf4ae
party OF Mtnaesota, anu nave hsaflaoiy useo
their power to promote their personal ends md
interests. This closs OF men are 1t the bottom
Of tho Railroad Loan swindle and the Railroad
Bank Currency which has fallen vafue1ess upon
tue h.nds of the people Of that State. They have
given. shape to all tue Legislation Of
the State, and il any beside themselves
hare gained anything from It except
tue privilege to pay oppressive ta1es'
naS neea only tnose "no were aaa''3eo 'n'o
lhe conieaeracy o. pionoeF. III o'ate eoa'en-
lions snese " Aoeeassn gentry MAINTAIN 'ae's
power os ee1tng IN majof"s ol tnels c'ea-
lures as delegates from coontles "hlch 40 not
eontatn a sans'e WINE anaao'an'; anu 'aes
carry the State ELECTIONS Or manufacturing DO
gus elee1'on returns lroai 'neee sa1ne COUNTESS
~" W 'le 'fauouie''' '"''os " 1pe'f 'ou'an 'e-
's'ne.s, Wherever aue' ''e ao'e 70 se' e'n'so. u
'ae oA..''ooN - ''A4''4A.4"s 'A' A1eA'.
'''o'' 'ne' na'e: ', 'ue usa"' u4''us' '41'4s1
'ut TUG nfs' s.eP N tae't eusto"aas p'osea.an's
~ ,sllalus loF 'ne ne'upl'c.ns aAo nusp p nol.
se' "e.n'e'@'s 10 .1s ue.s4 Au ~ ",l4 , -" v.
.I..1 %. s+"r' t,'a',a.,-s. ~ 49, ,sa~a -
...~I..".s- - 49,. ,-hs,ta~ .,,a .aeo,d s,.n
- fe.',..,. ,,a.,;... .o..,u. s,,a,, ta =,
,..~.1
Tbe nater;a, of t,,a t;cket IL uhnt nio1,t he
, 1859-08-23

DR.. F. r. Payne, OF Marshall, Clark Co., ILL.,,
wishes us 70 say that the statement Of the Chi
caro T;m<s to the effect tlAt be authorized the
publication OF circular Of the Republican
state Committce in the EdsterR lNsaosan, IL
1alsehood. The circular was purioined BY some
party unknown. Dr. r. agrees with ut that the
publication If tue document amounts 70 nothing,
good, Ind OF Indifferent, but he dc:sires to have
sAc above statement Of his agcncy ii, the matter
corrected. :.
, 1859-08-23

4tcu.uel ai,u 4a.euus. i: ,7uu.i tust
would come to.
These are not all the objections to tie Consti-
tuition, but they are the most prominent. They
ire the ones upon which the opposition geneF-
ally rest their case, 1t is clear that they are
not sufficient. They are shallow aud unsatis-
factory. am satisfied, my fellow citizens, that
you will not consent to remain in a state Of Fer
litorlal dependence any longer upon sncli
to b. ratified by an rwhelming majority Of
tile people Of Kansas, ani the young State, after
trials and triumphs such as face the lot Of few
infant communities, will take her place in the
American Union, us one Of the nob1est Of the
frs1t siSfraf,nud
, 1859-08-23

~ The name Of the Henry 4. Wise Literary
Association Of A1e1andria, va, has been changed
to that Of the George D. Prentice Literary As
aociation. Prentice notifies the erTatic Cover
por that he NOW considers his chances for tho
Presidency far ahead Of those Of the Virginia
= .
aspirant.
, 1859-08-23

TT Tho n. I. Esening !Fost, Of Friday last
learns that Mr. G. y. Potter Of that city, has
gone to Wisconsin for the purpose Of comp:enc-
ing legal proceedings for the foreclosure Of the
western division Of the Lacrosse aud biiwau-
kee Railrnsd. under the land gran. mortgage.
, 1859-08-23

IMPORTANT ELEcrloS.--We wish to call the
orally known that on the first Monday Of Sep
tembcr next, an election in each school district
in the State, as authorized by the law Of the
last Legislature, for School Directors, 70 hold
their Offices three years from their election.
Heretofore the election for School Directors
has been held in October. 1t is to be Hoped
that general Interest will be taken in this iua-
pertant election. aud that fit and proper men
will be chosen to fill theseresponsible positions.
--GtaS< .Tourro{
, 1859-08-23

ursnr CorxrY FAlR.-1he Seventh annual
tair Of tho Henry County. Agricultural Society
w,ll take piaoe 1t Cambridge. Oct. 5th. 9Th aud
III, The Secretary Of tbs soctety informs u
that The prospects are dsterlng tor the oest fa'r
rv.r held In de county.
, 1859-08-23
4 NOVEL, STEA3f HEATER

4 NOVEL, STEAM HEATER
IA model Will Be exhibited. and explained At the 1s
TArENTEE, iso1 lisf. Chicago r'st .nee."
worth seenE apa Ti!i,s9t Ro;hIE e Sss II 1if II
FiIiE HAZARD. GAS aud SMOKE. and beng easily
managed. Any Hot Air Furnace can b changeM to THIS
TiSH STOVE. peculiarly alapt:d 10 ds;sllIcss where
there are ts aERe fu1aes The adlts are
,ianed Al their dwelling. BY leaving their address.
Exclusive rgl to build in thc city Or ssate for Sae
aujT ale4 lw
, 1859-08-23
1 S SIG N E E'S s Il L b
pER%0NAL PHQREHTYs

The entire uoek Of Lumber Sash. rooT BnEd. Mould
tnss. EauSrades Hand lta5 Hardware. Glasa Paints:
UT noT>t Wagons Carriage. T.. 3>sigrsd 10 me hY
1psttt Hngman the benefit OF thstz creditors Pr
seunt fsoa. former prices vii! lase The osinx OF
Of te rtoek at once. An opptun!ty i now oIen y paI
70 complete s,oek Of machinery f. ths .n3ea 1-
nies &C. together With Fv"Inz and -ta1ne Null and AL
Sbane Dolnk and fixtures now IN 1.nans oIaeI.
t,,gI liz hard to fom ~ to 1uo a1ads anu tnls
aExe and well established tt will ee turncd to The p4i
a.s in4ul1e premises ~ s9nth Ek,5k sfss.t q
fht,,yo Au7,st ,:th 1s:9 au162i5y1 III
, 1859-08-23

T'O Il1E EE-Ulit GarEU AM
Poisoned Citizens OF Chicago.
Teu ovcrran With delusc Of TIE vs.: cas:s-s.
the eforM VI
~ALCOIIoLic DRINKS"
That culalatc1 freq That Just * su~.t: IL Ia
Mlxrs
They sold to you ~ luxury. or the: ':s ;r.<"
you ~ medicine ap In either case tle effect t''
Therc y but WY IL aud that is' :ss'a':
Ey Or mede!ue, x.tu aud tsltale st:.aA,, . -:
stamp anil <nal, which renIey. 1t ee1.a t! : Ls' aos 81
tau,perc.l with. Such an art
Charlep Loud II Cordial Clu.
Which Is I~t!le4l under fns7 Ut the 'r::;>A t's'7
n'ent, Is dectely hyorci fur:ke any Other Gn) 1l- q
sf TIE most valuable TcStar1t:res Of the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM,
And Is by far he mo,t healthy Leverage tx:anf.
The moat s1!uea: phy>rtas 0f Europe a"l .tn'cHs1f
sniy tts By the hale anil hearty. but pt>
itasa r,e,listae " hcrs *t.n.uant Is required.
The ftsne sex will HnI it not oAly pleasant
COR DIAL.
But certain rel'sf In sItr:nss Of periodical chaEr
Analytical chenf.ts Of all ranks pronounce J. Ert
pun. and lis 1cetnrattvc merits lncnmInr4llc.
.tl only In quart anu pint bottle: ly all n,Ss. G.
GERS, etc. pENT,'S ~ tit.
" lSv >'r-t
tylk Opposite TIv,E"ns H. ~
, 1859-08-23
MORE TO BE AD1lll'ED
AL THAN THE
RICHEST DEAnEh
Worn by Kings or Emp'fa','

What why u Beautiful Head o. 49,:
FecHse It il the ornament t;t1 lt'nl.rlf sf' ' X.
onf mrs. !seader, although tts r''+' I'LL. ,.epk.
,n'nEmay ln ~ Efo'sn cheek the sys II; ~ a Il -
tr1n9. Or The hair l'e sna1lrd lt1 >hE:stt ~ ~ l.
worE IN II ap'nkled with gt.s. Eltnt ~,
than halt her cs.snls. pnf. as"e, lar ,ct ;<:-<
hc1.ts secure y NJ III an .r,t;Iet. Es-. " H..
H. ThaiBs1:: 1'*:' 1N' "f''s' 'i Tile A's' = lux
ykw Yosx. April II. lsf:
na- Woon :--p~ar Sir Permit I" c.s'r.' II M
o1,!patl9s atn under fr lst cuIiEe sts ,,aI y z
y Original c'hE; about ils tMs u als H., ~ x
sppal ~ u soa1 Rar i:e.taatsr 7t.,s::r xr
Fl @stat's has des a:s yss . * y
I'M, ds1F ar Fuuts truly. =
: "Drych 81 GwylIsdydet." ,,.:
#elsh Newspaper otdc", i3 Nassl'''st. AI'' Il
rsoF. q: j. Woop:-pc.r S:r: S"ntr n'' .sr,,,,t -
weeks ago received bottle of y''ur !ialr M :ts
E1V4n MY wife, who cuuelu.l t"fE} ~ ny sNI
!hi"ttnk q tho time u Il it a"uil !e'fc ths ~!
IL utjK.n1l cul0r, bnt to her well - ny s dra Is
few weeks lia It has pesfo,mct it ~o,uxs, r., t
turning al the gray hairs to dark bsowu. u ss
heaut!fyiuK and ming ths ba:r. stE"n ,|s
Of tAcx hatr. CHARLES C-4"D
Sxw Yoas, July s& :,
your HaF Restorative. AZ Icing The tIo't III.
whsksss which Utmost white have Eaa'ao .ao.s. s.
dask: and now fec! eon11eos that few n'e ~
~ q AZ Gandfun aud unpleasant ltci'ln - y 81
G<'Dns who pe1sptre freely. ). u Ns
% J; WOOD CO., rroprir.o1.. Il: bcrsec;GI;spss!
10 aoIf i 9 Mssts taf tsrea q Ss Yatk ,!: VIZ Railing
a4i:aa ''> -
, 1859-08-23

Sale Of Negroes.
1t sale Of slares that took place last Mon
day, at Bowling Green, in this State, the fol-
lowing prices we're obtained:
, 1859-08-23

rH-Fo. Premium Lists and al other Information. aprly
HORACE CAPHON,
SrPzr1x7rx1Ksr NATIONAL FAM
,n1sa1ss1u FREMONT House, CmcsGo