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, 1859-10-07

ROW the InnfEnuatIon Expect to Os-
Eanize The next House.
Tho following letter spcaks for itself 1t was
Addressed to y. 6. Taylor, lats Al .asrDsmo-
sfatis ssndd=ts fer Congress in Tennessee. AZ
Will b. sssn. II Was written by II. G. 2rowplov,
aud 1naised from RsnIing Springs:
az4i1zs a'stss. B,'a 2: s.:s csraty. Val
BRo7uxa TAr1on: Tons fe.or of the Goth
instant was forwarded to me from Eno1ril E.
and received to-duy. think your chauces for
tne Clerksh,p ara very good; At least fair enough
10 Justify IN effort on your part to obtain the
position.
4 Etheridgc were elected speaket-of which
ou'y mii'ts!. against you il tbs srespect-asone
o. Tue three great oNce8 conferred BY the
House, CLERK, Speaker and Printer, nonald be
g1Een TO Teunessean, they would consider II
sunc'ent patronage for one State. The De-
mocrae7 and the Southern Opposition aud tue
Republicans can do it. II will, therefore, re-
qn1se an dgrsn1*at between them, and diri-
sioa Of tue Offices. Some Of our Southern men
viii feel re!actant to net with them. I would
not' for differing with them and denouncing
toe1f Anol'iionlsm, would regard the division
OF offices as tusia<s. traasaetioa. No oue
party ia the House eau elect without the South
efn opposition vote, rs they hold the balance Of
Po.eE-theIeiore, to elect ut al. the Opposition
must vote with one Of the parties.
Before God, honestly believe he Democratic
party, both North and South, to be soullsss,
1fathless, treAcherous, corrupt and uupriuci-
Piled, and ready at all times, for the sake Of Of
nee and plunder, to aacsifice their principles
ana ~! thear party, their country, and their God,
INT we're possible Believing the Republicans
TO be no t7orss than This, would not hesitste to
act With them in Matkr Of Iusin<ts.
Underwood is a capdidate-and I had not
dreamed Of it before received your Ietter-le
W'li oe dangerous competitor; know him
Wssl; ne occupies the same fritndfy and eonser-
rat.re T.taeioa to tho Republicans that you do,
ana having serred long time in Congress, be
win have the advantage u m extensive acquaiu-
lance But the way to manage that tbsoc is
this: Let the Clerkship be giycu TO the So91h.
e1n opposition, md then let the Southern o.
position delegation meet and agree On their
man. This would Eiye you the nomination.
ou would have Tennessee and North CaFolioa
TO start upon, and these twelve votes would
sare you. Vance, Leech aad Gi}mcr would
carry the North Carolina delegates for fou.
Our seesa would ali so it for you with hearty
good will.
, But for my bad health, and the dreadful eli
mate Of the District Of Columbia, I would 20
with Jou to Washington and help you out. I
know Leech, G,imer and Vance well, and some
OF the Mar ry!andcFs- All can DO By writing
letters, will certainly do. will propose yon
editoria'ly next week, rs l writt my. editorials
aud send them home By mail.
tct Jour friends urge your claims on the Re-
puet'cans, On the ground that you were slain
~ democracy Tor your course on Kansas. The
inclosed document cut from the Mobile -Mtr-
eu'y, Wl'g paper. Yours, 6c:.
W G. BRowSLow.
, 1859-10-07
4 Snake Story.

4 singular instance Of the tenacity with
morning, as having occurred two weeks since.
IN The farm Of Ar. kimble. on the Eastern Ex,
tension road, four miles west Of Washington
Mr, himble's man, while working il the feld
with spade, thought he heard snake passing
near in The high weeds. lie sat down lie spadee
at random. and. as it happened, fair upon tie
snake. cutting him clean in two. In looIiuc,
the man could iud but one half, but on furtbrr
search discovered that the other had entered a
be hole near b. S;uupposing the snake to have
been an unusually large one, and that be lad
only nippcd OF The tail; after choprioy it into
Fragments: he laid it "a the fence aud thought
no more Of it. The piece be hid cut OF Eas
about eighteen inches long. Nearly a weer
subsequent, while working near the same nIsee.
be wa. surprised 10 discover the other MT n
hts snakeship, which consisted Of the head md
about eix inches Of the body. Twas still slire.
md with the exception Of making rret,y s'o1
TING, seemed to BE- doing Is well IS ever. Th;s
snake hid actually lived and travelled about for
nearly week, hasing lost three fourths Of its
former sell, and there is no telling whether he
would not haze acquired good old are but
taat h's drtt ptrsecutor denied him that p!eas-
uye--Por1d Eaion.
, 1859-10-07

Correspondence ol the l1rs' and Ttsecne.1
xo.;.;. as en4s1fA' October ssh. 1s5s.
t;on ~ +,,e 49,, .aa ,as...a ea'e'ua; 'ne 3e'a'
:, t,.;s 49,. 1.,....,,.IS S', s ~4s"t' W H'e
~. .;-an.,~,.. ~, "0'a "'''s W s14"ng
,",-. '..' - lue! were, more par1leu+
49, - su ~ ~, ~. 'onn H. BAKER, the gen.
N.'' WV ao "vD'' feseuea our dear child
s .", sonsa'neo' 1he c'rcum-
aes .s,.s At.sDa's <ae aes'oeo9 we're these: The
t"'.uten ,n le'u'atng from church about an
~ 49, 49,, ,,l. w. 1.ss =. '1e4 parents, ioana piece
~. ~ s .n w .ns s.ue"sk' ana naslng
.u.e Sssn ,"e p'e',' na,ne from burning sulphur,
'oaa1 ",u ','0 'sn'ea .oe orins'one.
.t;,,~s.. 49, . Is 1's VI uoln tue older
:~.:.ss =. oe.e 81. otosf nse' we're
a;a.S 49, =, 'Ae 'ns''.a''on Of the
~ ~, ,e''.ea ~ every means TO e1-
, 1859-10-07
WIfCoNSIN pOLITIcs.



Af. ". a. 1arttow, Ex-Governor. mad Mr.,
Alexander T. Grn7. e1.Seer.to,- ,F g.. -
Jointly nnd e.rc,n,ir ....t ~, e1s'c' 10
rrr. .c,1.. P.e~ss' through the col.
44As " tns 'anesT'sie Ga=tstt, against Mr, Uar.
7son {. Hobart. the caudidate Of tb.;r oun
ba, IL. h.no,,.;-:a, ''sooso- rug protest
49,. =, 4ue s'an'oea1ee wien 1t Is remembered
.a". o@1s'o", though morally nud politically
bankrupt, owned Tue late Democratic s,,,.
Convention. and 4b,t L.. h;,,.o,e ....., -,
non,,.,;o. - =. As '' A,"4seA Peoeureo Inc
:a u uooat1 py taat body. The pro-
test is as folloxs: ~---
FL t,. t;uaa.-So, b,,,n& .t fill, ,,,..,
ns -s ssrd =" the following eom7 anie:oa fr
pyersa ru ,Se srrsc ,ss %I*a1see ~ IT, Hs: aoa
taled IT, viii aso g.ve On protest ra h .hs n n
VA. DARsToW.
a. l.. aAAf.
II Esn. Harrispn C. HaJart.
the ed instant The rrnort of n snaaai .sees Q!
by you at Horizon, on the soth ,,tt;n,. +; r.
cussion viii, the RcnphI;ror -, ..1:a"' ~ a1s"
crnor. Toward thc conr1n.;on - ,1's 'or uos-
you asked Gor,Randai tn NV ~ho.h .a. sPeeeo,
tended on that occasion. as hn hnd diss ~ ne ~
evening nj Oskosb n I: 1919; s nua .1 tne previous
slows administrat;on and 'ne nc acts Of l'ar~
ing 10 The ofirmat;ve Mr Gpoa Mf. II. reply.
,oor remarls ra,' nra"a assotanE 10 the report Of
rl. on behalf ~ ~ ns.s" " enter eo9ao-
that Was cl,arced h. -. ~ ]e Pat'y, Of al
Barstow uom;n;str,t;an 30 1 saen''es asa1nst 1 the
You speak uf he ronn,t a"a ~ esen , mile more.
committee "a If y wers pore OF .oe investigating
becn ful1y met by the rcnir nf t,,a aao m naa not
ers of tl;ot od,n;r;'t...y e u t"o o. the oi6c-
You s,v <,ro.t u,e.aon, ..,. ana iutiy refuted.
manac;meE. XII ~ "4'Rs H. "eIc committed in the
that the 1,.na, W ms sSaool land Office" aud
t,,re wers "As ~, u.s.. ~no were IN the Lcgis'a-
tie crnosnra " 'oSs eommsttee' and assisted in
party ron INV :. .peas;nE p 'or the Democratic
torI uor The arstow corrntnms tnaofsea the Bash
ccr InnS"u usn as yon ore admitting alt that
wv: nanoal' eau possibly charge against Bar
.sI ~" 4ontntklratlon, would like tn understand
rs.on tcfaf ron % sas '11t yea wa o's la,t'og end
';esnt To';,;e;a. gentleman. and 80 watchful
, 1859-10-07

Ar: Nenueriasseti, late editor Of The Piuck.
aeyTille Gd-<sk<, informs us IF Al outrage per.
pctrated on Friday last at T1masoa. which ad.
monisaes the Ethiopian race, that they hare no
rights IN this land Of liberty which Democracy
IS bound to respect.
negro who l;scs at jamestown, On the
Great Western Railroad, had been for several
days IN the vicinity Of Tamaroa, seeking for
work. Assuming that he might possibly be .
fugitive, and that 800 could BE- realized by
taking him to St. Louis, his capture Was re-
solEea upon. Happening ut the station on Fri
d5s, be was seized By mob, who first attempt
cd to thrust him into cellar. During stzug-
gle with his assailants, he was knocked dowa
By blow nren with the butt Of whip.
which struck him Just below tbe eve:
and while helpless and insepsib3e. he was
bound, snd party WAS detailed to take him to
" Louis. The conspirators, h. weses, faised ia
taess AIMS, U. =. Root. Esq, an Attorney at
that vicinity, learning of the proceedings, has
tened to Centrali7, where he took out writ Of
hatfds e1rpIs; and when the train ar7ired be
procured the release OF the captive, ard had his
captors Kho were with him arrested. The
lovers Of justice and humanity will reverence
" prompt aud eihcient services Of Mr- Root in
ta!s emergency and higher assurance that,
inasmpch As ye hare done it unto one Of the
least Of thcse ny little ones. 70 haye done il un-
to me. awaits Linn
JudginE the character Of the Courts iu the IL
e1oit5 OF Tnmoroa By the conduct Of those who
took part n this Outrage, there is small hope
that the rufll7ns arrested, and their barbarian
allies. will be suitably punished So f.r As We
hare learned, this shameful proceeding wasmo-
nopolized By the Democracy, and such demon
strations ought to satisfy tie South 1hat their in.
teres;s in Southern illinois .xe sufficiently
guarded W1thout recourse TO the tnhuman pre-
Union.
, 1859-10-07
TUE POOR 0LDPOPE.

Among the latest md apparently tho most
authentic r1naors from the Vatican is ouc to
tho elect that His Holiness, Plus ", Las
abandoned the project of reducing the rebel
lous provinces hevond the Appeninca, and
that he contemplates accepting tic ASYLUM Of.
fesed him by Spain in the Dalearic Isles Of the
Mediterranean, taking with him neither scrip
nor staff nor tNo changes Of rziment- Though
this news is made plausible by tho statement
that the Emperor Of the french has notified
His Holiness Of tho speedy removal Of The
garrison afforded 10 the successor Of St. Peter
By t1mt poteutate during some ten ycars, wc
judge t'lat the exile Of The Sovereign Pontitl
Will take. place Whenever lie is thrust out Of
Rome By his enraged subjects, and not 4 me-
ment before Tile history Of the pones does
not we believe, afford NJ instance Of tho vol
uutary cession ofa hairs breadth Of territory,
Except in notable case where the Head Of
the Church. unmarried Of course, erected Par-
ma into Duchy in behalf cf his own son,) or
Tho relaxation OF an inch Of power, uulcss
"rcnc''ed from tile Ponti6cal sceptre 1,y main
strength. The case Of tho Papal States yas
nptly set forth by u About, when he said that
one hundred adihirty six nillous ofCatholics
had delegated to three millions Of Italians tAc
duty Of boarding anl Lodging their spiritual
ch'e'' and that uniess tic cost and rcxation Of
restoring him to his lodgings werc incurred
once every year, the one hundred and thirty
slx millions must maintain . fo.co near tie
Vatican sufficient to keep tho tl,rce millions
from laying violent 1sauds on the anoipted Of
the LoTd The ti,ne when it was possible for
Pope to create his oa'n garrison aud cyen to
make head against foreign powers, is past and
gone. Hcnceforth the s',ostly weapons Of
c1lrs'ng, accommodation aud purgatorv,
constitute Lis arruorE offensive and de-
1ensivc. And since tic three millions of
1taliana upon whom he las been imposed in
spite Of i'riestcratt hare grown too tough to
feel the iptllction If his shafts, but one patl, |
seems open fuE the head Of tho Catholic Church
whenever the French bayoucts arc removed
from tho Eternal Ciry-tl.at one leading to tue
little island Of Msjoric,, under the shadow Of
spain. II the powers Of Europe slla1l suffer
tho Italian people to follow the evident beut
Of their inclination in this regard, blow will
DO given to tile Roman Catholic Church not
[ess telling than The Reformation Of the six
Eeentli century. There eau bc no Catholic
Church without Pope. and no popc who is
not Pope Of Rome.
, 1859-10-07
39tcss Trihltttf.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER :, 1859.


II tue Immense srcocss Of tho late Fa;r nt
St Louis docs net stimulate tie people Of
Chlcago aud the Northwest to the organization
Of IN Agricultural Society, including in the
seopo Of lis operations six Northwestern
States. and on scale commensurate with the
magnitude Of the Agricultural aud Mechanical
interests Of tloso States VIC arc mistaken in
the enterprise Of 1hosc who should DO con.
cer,ed therein. An Annual Exhibition herr
which shall eclipse any other Fair, state or
National, IN al1 this country, is among tbs easy
possibilities Of the times; md VIC trust TINT
the puel'c'spirtcd gentlemen WHO took the
matter in hand have not already grown weary
Of t1elr ca"rt. When shall the Society be o.
gsnizod, mud where?
, 1859-10-07

TIC Aurorn Horcalis and Eartt,auai,c
An eruption Of Mount Hood. in Oregon. c6n,.
meneed last month. as near as can he ASCERTAIN,
cd, at about the san,e time Of the great auroro
which attracted 50 much attention here. This
erens is considered good evidence that these
phenomena arc connected and electrical Tho
ortqosiaa g,ves the following account Of the
eruption:
"on Wednesday last, The atmosphere sud
den!5 became exceedingly hot about mid. .day.
Ia the afternoon the heavens presented sin
Eular appearauee-dari, aitverv, condensed
clouds hung ovcr the top of Mount Hood. That
.tay several persons watched the appearance Of
Monet Hood until erening. An occasional Hash
Of fire could be distinctly seen rolling m, o.
Thursday night, the firo ~as plainly seen bY
eresJ ons whose attention could be drawn Il
the subject. Yesterday tho mountain rms
closely examined by those who h.re receutjT
returned from risit to the summit, wheo. IT
the naked eye or glass, it WAS seen that lerec
rass Of the northwest side had disappeared.
and the immense quantity of the snow which.
two wccks sine, covered the south side. had
also diaappearcd. The dense clouds Of steam,
and smoke constantly rising orer and far ADORE
its summit, together with the entire change in
~ appearance htretoforc, convince us that
Mount Hood ID uow in 4 state Of esupt ion, which
aaa broken cut within few days."
, 1859-10-07

WHICH Is TIE DEnOCga aryc plnrv,
D's'gEsemezts bstwe'n F,ruty and D:uelr.

The Philadelphia Prtss, in advising all neno.
Gratis TO stand aloof from the ticket nou,iuated
.; tue buehancers, closes long article Thus !.
we are told by some Of the organs of tt,e
;aahl'h'stfauon that IN . late spcecl, at Judve
,aaS'as at nt1sburg. he went.out of his way to
lnFoke tie Democrats of Pennsylvania tn stord -,
W the'r oreanizaton and that ia sayinc tl;s i,o
tatenaed to piace upon recsrd his wisl, that The
State ticket nominated by tile last Admin. IT,.
LION State Convention might be rotcd In hr
tue state Rights Democracy Of Pcunsyjran;s
Jnoge douglas LAS his own duties to nerioro,
ard we haze ours. Mestaads ,rilI tAs dr;ao;.n' ~
tMn. 1utalso teiA III pri4e;plts Of Mt ny1fn e.
1a."ots. C1se Us the principles, and wc rn for
'he organization; but when The sou! Of our nartr
''as lied, the party ceases to hare aur claims
upon us and when minority, s,mnIy strnn..
oeeause they WELD federal power for tue mo.
:nrnt. are enah!ed to make tic organization
nasanount, !'as: and tue faith Of the Democratic
rarty secondary. we should Le wanting in SELF:
respect, and be deserving Of the ccntciapt Of all
',on'st men # we did Int resist aud rcl,rke
tnclr treachcry. When Judge Doucla1 naexei
throngh PAladelphia after Its triumph in ll[;.
hes,, hc expressly stated that he sytnnathisad
wltu the revolt against tyranny in which We were
fNcn, as ne arc now, engaged: and We. xrbo
know the man, can understand that he wan1J
~ ~ tAe same thing under similar circumstances.
- never wnuid hare supported an Adminisfro.
t'on ticket IN Illinois, if nominated as the Id.
!,'ns'tration ticket has been nominated in
Pcnasylraula-ty the nercst slaves Of nover
aud placed upon platform repudia:ipr the ' a.
GFcd principles to which his whole lie has been
la lis letter to Mr. DoFr, OF Iowa. statinr b;e
Position on the Presidential nomination. Jndc,.
Dung'as expressly stated That he wonii arcc5,
no Nomination unless the Democratic National
Convention recognized the principles Of wbich
y; " Is tie Tcnresenta'ive. Tic logical. irrsisii
fioa is, tdot 10 Democrat ean svnport @ .ea e',a'f
Iztt tcA9 dos not It2i,re and ar94r Dtmeer"t;.
3o'fri"ts: Such is the position Of the STATE
l'S'ts Democracy Of Penusylraniu, neither
All this is equivalent to saying that Douglas
is no Democrat.
, 1859-10-07
M ORE 70 BE ADMIRED
EI6 HEST DIADEI
Worn By Kings or Enpcrors.

Whnt7 Why a Beautiful Head ot1Tair.
csatse i th- stnamra. Col i1n.es p.tv!t4 70. Al
s3r E4Ss Eest:r a.sa"I.l Il. rose may e.4~m
as " in t~ soSin chx<x TIE b= tre- =, s;afk klns
Ia SsetA = ipte If pta-A the heat ef II ts GOV.
tEn VI hxr le Nst>I I'D x aAs.l and a-Y n
tss7 hat her eaaas- rr;L Wvtd> H4ir Kes,,na,;yv If
vel two " utre A's3 xcrs viii lt.:.re AID peu.a-
a"ntr s~r1Ie tn all III a1ers its4v ta [t:,lsns
,rd lu:. Tbs ~:tt. sf L. list ,Ae >e.e.4 ek r4ass
TaAs-s:
n. NJ" Tu7k. Apri! II. ts:e.
obsas!uas am ule! far rs-trEaon Of nv h1ir
% II G''Enal o.; at tas Line II ulv arrival ta la
I':tl ssAtta Il -s:.d:y tecnr,Y xfar but IN t,e
n Of s.nr !lF Test 'rsc" ort1s,i IL
s!Ssa ~ son..sr F:1F restorative .erS ~ou4s:
III AFtEfl'n, fi*e t-.+e!. II. II II atn ez!+e
IA. ass 81. .tita!u:r. :. Tu4L.EKG.
~o:yea - G .v"sdyest,"
T":sa SsxsD,per o1&.. II Sasa.u.str Aps.1 I. Lex
FRar. q. J. Noon:-Dsaz Sit: some uru.h oF ~
TseEs rsce!sr+l btttr =. ur Hair E,hr,:!yt ,ni
gre MY Kt vim eonfll1 try i uu hsr k,'r EE4
u.!k - 4 La ae ta,t the kfaY Ia te
;aoiEkHA en:'F but tn l+r we'll ..v .l:r.i&e ler
lew ~e~k. t.al Il la. Performed :A w,a~I :uj r.Fi ~
turning all Tie gay ar> .zt brow Il ,hc s,mr tcs
heautlsylas as' nce s:: lie a-. 4::.n; reruts,shi
- ab.ss tt~r.re t. ~ ssss n II rlch ekanse
u 'aas L1-s' CHARLES CAEDtW.
NV York. J.iy ~ ,s:77
F1or. @. J. Nces:-N!th e6LL,lsnce u recGn,,Axrd
rear Half Restorative - rE rttaevu- a:7!e:-l
s.tF aaw S!Ets f.siE, your Hair Er-oravt nv b.r sna
wlslsEs hch hite h-yc r-u,{r.l;y e,awn
ar-; SID Bow ts! onpl.e.t :hai fw iurr :r1.,ions
". f:G"e item ,ir:r - c.sr. It ais rti;eyed
ne ii ~ !aa1ud ard uc1!elat .tns 50 co.nnon snoax
prssons wh, Pen. lie fsrs.y. ]. 4. hlLEY
%; J; WOOD : 70. Fsrprrto,-. II: Broadway. New
fv!k tln the 4 eat S~~ Ynsk Wr isl.u. E4lstsa1usu:3
AL Ill Nafsst -. It I4u:k, No
s1t ID - al ssod psu-.ts I'D Fa7=y Gso:s De4prs.
, 1859-10-07

Zen; Washington was member Of the Ma-
COME Lodge at Fredericksburg, Va, and vas
initiated November 8. 1883. The fact Is inter
fs,.as 70 Gasons wel as to The oid lodge at
procure statue Of Washington. by Power
Ihe statue arrived at New iork from lechorn a a
lev days since: 1t Is the property Of the Frcd.
es1eksbprg Lodge. aud has been paid for by he
voluntary contribution Of The MASONIC order
Ensra.iy: i cost *5ooo. and is souewhat
ton House. but will be exhibited in lew daTs us
70 thc paelie. The "First President" is dresss,s
IN zoe regaiA Of his Masonic Office: 1t was nrn.
posed also to erect u building at Frrde.icksbnrg
suitable 1os the ssstue. and 70 insugarate It viii
V,ginia fdpr. e"oes
, 1859-10-07
NOMINATION ron GoVENNon

Bolton F. Strother, Esq, Of this city. who
is Mr. Buclianan's Collector Of the Port, and
Custodian Of the public money, Inns been noni.
nated by tho Rock Llaad argus Us the Ma
tional Democratic candidate for Governor. We
do not ECO that the Chicago Herald seconds
the motion Between this date and the s.h
OF January, when the State Convention il to
bs held, tho Herald may fill into line.
, 1859-10-07

lit
The Democratic ratification m.etinr in tb;.
city On last Saturday. Tc understand. wus COM
p,Td ot many choice spirits from both v;nrx
Q! the party. each party IN xious to annronr;afe
McClernand as its own particular candidate
They we're nll willing to rattfv, but 4. McyT;i.
hams. Esq wanted the meeting 10 take fa;r
and square ground in favor Of The nominee nf
the Charleston Contention, whoever he might
bc. and offered d resolution to this cnd. It va.
a perfect bombshcll in their ranks. md ttosr
WHO are setting the triggers for Douela.. dronred
1t like hot potat0e.' The chairman oF fhc
meeting refused 10 entertain it, and the Douplas.
ties re|l d themselves hoarse against Il nut
Mr. McWilliams, finding that le had hortcrs
refused to be gagged. and insisted that h;s rr.o'
1a'.on |as not oniY appropriate but well timed,
Dut did the Douglasites pass iii Not a BIT of
y. Ihey cooaly referred it to Select Commit
Tee, n whose pockets it will never soain he
heard from. This is the first time in The histoTT
o. the Democratic party Of Illinois. that n resn.
iation TO abide by tue nomination OF the Nntion.
a. = democratic Convention crcr hung fire or
ialleo Of unanimous endorsement. The Dcmn.
crat'c masses need not be at auy Inn, tn nndsr-
stand 'ts Significance. The Donrias leadrrs ~.
,of l ING ChaFieaton Convention II it nominatcs
nouelas, md ogasnst IT it don't. McCternand
wa present at the meeting mud made snecch
rat,fslnE On his own hook his nom;nat;on
nut he aid not eniighten anybody much M to hi,
T,cws Of Mr. McWilliams' resolution and ths it.s
1'g.*ftr Of yesterday does not eyen not;ce ;t~
m accident, OF confse.
, 1859-10-07
PVRE VEGETABLE Eyfrtts;a
GLAas .AS:, AIR: Tl';itr ~ put up u

PURE VEGETABLE Eyirtns;a
CLaaS t'ASas All: rt:it5s,s - Ard cut u, IL
Tbs Family ta.sa.,e - r. r.,mN'
FILL u seatit hi. 4e u IT. '.%:el Wal. know
tvs F4lh,ttc whIe, tlr .r:.r r. ~ t'I!.1:!es ~
proprietor h14 us- IN h.e tow,, e@1 t1'se.A II ks
ptac!!ce no1t t14o :Eeatyt -
Yeas. il ;r-.' 'ns Family s,ths.t:a
The ea-ntaus ncT-4stnsf :..t,,t, ~ ''<vNta
demand $ron thu-4 wiz, = Lt.n no-a. ~ h fat1.
have 1nng thse-i The FILLS :artet. 1t 49, s Inn.
81 -. s.-.uH WIZ '4't L41r.fA Nlith =:
us-. ha4 n.4uces1 to pt.ce e ST. rutafv r3tI ~, ~ -
&aelo whia ths re7eh uf.! :. er ~. :. II, -, , ~
whefs Cath1Etic Is nteie xsca ~ Deran .eu,n. r = .
Stonlac1 -!ee1ne%- Pass In TIE 1cs a,l iC, t..,;s
~: ialn i.a ~ s: s.~:aa eyrr Y tle VI" w, a
o. Fever Lcss q App tie, cr~f n sen's!aa e Cni
SsET sAe by EestesEs.- Head .he. w~.at Ia Tia
hsAt. al tnsaEinEf'uJ 1F.eases. Worm+ n L.!reo r
Atns fh-anas.so,. zse4t PuEd VI .h- ls'd-i, AZ
aay tta~et = whc Il ~ In nell nusrsIs \, r<a.
lea = Azs Advertisement. uose. i t3t.
Price Three Dimc=.
tlTer irv'sors,nr aad Family C..kac Fills are IL
tssd hy druggists ae:eE..y aod &,1 w4niss.u ty 4
Trat.s IN Al the l1sxe :uws4
:. 7. y. SANFORD, Nd
, 1859-10-07

:, srE.y1F!x1p, ILL.,, oct- 6.-On Saturday last
.se boiler ia The s,satn tlousfne mill Of Sarowle.
,1 aurneF .; e., It Hamilton, Hancock Co.. e.
engine house were blown out, aud Nr. Turntr.
one Of the pTopriesors, va. baiiy sealdsi and
otherwise injured, though Eot fntsllr,
, 1859-10-07

-.E+- hlFA&A
IsTrss.l
The Eet4,rte4t tri~1anh Of
tie Adnilt,3-tra'4ns. lY Call.
lila. after an TN. Il:. r.trd
ofltcsst neetl 4u1plI-- no qua
WIN h74 lrnk d 1t tEe chm.
@c1er af the struggle. and l.1s
rsen ordinarily Ell Mlin1te4! Ia.
't::1lrHs: ani1IlItt If ,a,4-,l-
aTc VI -lslett l,y the Fc !et,l
fsoscEn1 cat On the shores II
Il. II c!Gc 1ha i,duc.ule Is
n1:'tcsi fur the 4u5p,rt Or
a,lE fdn'ft:ittr .tIon 10 tbs
:r3 tltla IN 'hat q7ar.er
Ere ttkt tempting to he r tlst-
c.t and we are a1t 4 t Ir.she1
thet til dt7-erate fne!, who
i've cbt,'rr,1 of"tbA dL4tur.e.
.lHrt # m!litonF Of The pub
&c treasury nnnn1ll5. l4ye
l':Tvsl TIM ernrc n the
p".Ic. The n puh!ic1ns
rnt<l thelF 0wn $ta-< t'ck~t
ar,r frHns I E S.atr Rights
s,e"ocraey, who supported
theirs. ii !. sncsa ,fnx the
rt!t0F,tv nf The .Al1u1{n! Itf4-
tI!.fl G0sdnar aud slatr
n4lcs.r. 1t II re1ns led that
'::ei%iot,ia and Eak.r b nc
!. cn Gle ted tn f,au-Ecss-
i!'c t.rse u St :t< 1t1gs,'a rm
attst. the fthcr 4 iieprblt1n
-~h ch wet-u t nay rrvvr
to lie 4 f1c... although We
lave no God Ers unt.s II
fi"p. fer It, dur fl I'd. IN
tsa..:fo1tlls l'are yuade = lx,}d
III e-.and Thorough contest
AID. although defeated, NAV
hold n7 their hc dis II the
rrn-c'0t,hnts& tll-.t I lher have
7 len alons In the c-usc u
juaEe and theis Country,