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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

EEWe invite the attention of our read
ers 70 the advertisement Of A. VKN TRuMr
In anotbsF column Mr.. TKUAP's Patent
h said to be one cf the bestf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CiHclHHsTI. June 7. 1864
at 5Oa6 IS Epr snperane. .. -.
wheat 10 hrmer and prices looking better
Oats ars heasy st s5a5se asking Sates.
Rye dull At s5e and dropping. saleS at Soe.
whisky-Very firm at 26Le.
Provisions-Are Hnehapged. and the market Is too
dali 70 establish prices; bot they are AominaIy un
ehsnged.
Exehsnge-Has advanced 10 x per eent without
change in supply or demand.
MOney--Tbe marketis quiet.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

THE TtRT. Sporting msn were surpris-
ed yesterday by the announcement that
another horse had already been found to
contend with Flora Temple. so soon after
her victory over Ethan Allen in the as
founding lime Of e:25 to-. wagons. Two
matches were made on tuesday evening
between Flora spd the fnsre Princess, both
TO wagons. one three miles and repeat, the
other two miles and repeat. The time for
these interesting contests ha, not teen 6x.
ed upon, bnt is to be determined 10 day.
Princess was foffherly owned in Chica.
90. where she was kept Tor The purpose Of
breeding, aid had Two, colts. She was sub
sequeatly sold ard taken 70 California.
where she was quite successful. Her origi.
nal name was Topsy. She has, won a. good
deal Of money on the track at New Orleans
Great confidence j., felt ins the sagaoity, ,of
her owEer, and it is thought that he would
not maten her without, knowing precisely
what shscolld do. On this account peo-
pie are afraid, at present. to risk me- 1e5
even on Flora Temple against her. .,,-s 1esa' !
There was good deal Of exultation yes
terdsy over the Vermont men at The defeat
pf Ethan Allen. tie day previous. It twae
that were now obliged TO leave some Of their
poney here ecveh against their will. When
Ethan and Flora were first brought up in
front Of the eJpdges stand, it was observed
that Hiram Woodruff the driver Of Ethan,
and id whose hands Flora first won her re-
nown-7too off his odp and made a low.
polite bow to the mare. Hiram was spoken
tosabout this yesterday, and he rebisdi
eyes. / did it, because / made up my
mind years ago that she was the Mistress
OF the World, He has had no occasion
yet to change that opinion.
The handicap, advertised for yesterday
on the E lipse Course, was postponed on
accoipt Of he Weather to Friday next. at
one O'clock. We are assured by Mr.. Pur.
dy that seven horses are sure 10 start,
among them the imported English FLY,
Flee.ing Moments On The same day. two
other faces tfks place on this Course; in
one Of them the. famous Rirgihia horses
Two Bits and Glenoona, and Tennessee
horse Bill Cheatham, are to run. The
Jockeys win all be dressed in white topped
boots and breeches after The Euglsh fash
ion. 49, ,sesr,
The accommodations for visitors are am.
pie and very convenient. Previous exps.
Hence justi6ss us in oautioping the public
against buying tickets Of the Long Island
Railroad Company. 70 90 aud return, with.
out some more responsible guaranty than
that Of the Company, that they will not
be compelled 10 walk back New York
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

PILEs IN Born FoRas CUEEDl--Reaad
his. II can only accouu. for my presen!
sound health, from the constant, though
moderate use Of BGRHAvE's HoLLkED
BirTERs having from my youth suffered,
a. intervals from Piles. IN both forms,
sometimes 40 severely as to completely
PROSTATE me. have for several 6ion,hs
past, though subject to loss OF sleep, and
unusual physical effort been entirely free
from any symptom Of this distressing dis
Q Sc; ,whifs my general ResItii IS very
much improyed,"
Persons doubling thss authenticity Of
this certificate, are requested to call upon,
or, coniminicSie With The proprielars =
They will take pieas1fe not only il fsfer-
ring them to its author. put to many 9th
ers who have used the Holland Bi,lers Tor
the same affection with equal success. z q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

rEOn Thursday of last week the Re-
publican Convention met at CoIumbus'--
The meeting was large and enthusiastic,
We publish the'platfofm end ticket put ia
nomination in anothsr place. The oandi-
dates are strong men.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

A MoTHER AND Son BURNED TO DEATH
-On last Monday night, a fire broke out
~ hotel in Richmond, Jefferson county.
ofio, kepsby Mr. Joseph Cameron, post
master. Tbs fumes spread rapidly, and
not only destroyed the building, but Mrs.
oamsron and her son. young man some
twenty years ofage. perished inthe flames
It aPear' that the lady escaped at FIRST
aud afterwards returned to the house fol
her son. who was Of week mind and had nsI
nervee enough 10 assist himself. She did
not return, and nothing more was seen q
her until her remains were discovered on
Tuesday, burned to crisp. Her SON,
remains were also recovered 10 like
condition, and near the. place where those
Of the motherlay II Gin. Gazette,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

CTThc ship Poma, Of New York, /, !.
500 toos register, sailed from Liverpool on
the e7th OF April, with a crow of 81
hands, about 400 passengers spd some
merchandise, bound for New York. A
little ihef hidnights she struck at Black
Water some seven miles off the BallyCohi.
gar. The thifd mate eighteen OF the crew
aud three passengers are afl who are known
10 be saved - 80 NA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

eB-"Ssmbo what would you DO If you
was struck with an idea Of mstrimony. -
Don't know JEFF, l 'speck I'd struck him
back" }{
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

DROF.ATKINs0N,PHA y, PHAnTIc a. LPHesoLsan would
give aotles 70 the citizens Of LAneasieF and Vi
elnity. ihatlhe hes taken. MONS aE the TAlLHADGE
HOUSB.Shsre Ne wouId like v see ALL both ladies
aud GeD smen who visa 70 patF0nize him by getting
either written verbal de ineatlans Of eharacter
DeiiBeations consist 10 an explanation Of n1ural
talent disposition, characteristics, dc be also tells
the profe trades and various kinds % DO nes
ally adapted ". riding 10 the pfiuei
pies % tho scieHee of PhFenOiogy.
TERMS-VeFbai Delineations 2s cents.
As Written - 81.
once bourstr0n:9 N 70 A. N. and from 10 5 p
Laurastef. MaV QG. ia5g-f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09
AGRNTN WaNrRn-

1An YOUSG, and MIDDLE AGED. lfnrf are
INyNp WANTEDtS tF.Eeias Agohis, who will re-
eelSa 50 Dollars per month and eKPeDces paid, ~
Agent engage In the business ior himself upon
capitol 0f 70 dollars aPd make toP - 20 dollars per
70, raFteulafs. enaloss postage stamp and addFeas
BEdLS& Co, AsAiand, Massachusetts.
NAV 10. ieJQ-6W1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

i RWThe man who waited for an eppor.
tunity has gone on; and the man who was
fired with indignation, has been put out.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

"HeII hath no Jury Ike woman scoTned,p 81,
vet we know from fennyson's poem, .'The
Process" that they are conquered BY their
own victories. Let Mr.. Shaw strike while
the iron is hot. or r,,her, while the gold is
hot, for Miss EIfi,s character has come out
Of the ordeal TO which it was subjected.
like gold from the iuruncc. We are for a
compromise Of this kind bctwsen. the par
ties. especially as it would be likely to
leave the lawyers in the lurch for the big
fees they calculate upon getting. Let the
lady and gentleman strike hany:s, and so
strike the lawyers with di,may.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

NRRATin ducements viii be offered Country Nor.
chants aud thers ishing Groceries by tho du
tity at JOSEPH Nee CKItA IS New Grocery. : n
Lancaster, May ~, 1sS9--2tf q - ists 49, rsirs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09
THB WHITE So UsPHUR

s beautiful ATteslan fountain situated ,,ek
hank of The scoto vef AZ the -Ieplh Of no fesi be-
low the surface o. uie sciolo flows the remarkable
stream ofssiphur watef, which supplies this spdng
This stream discovered thirty Years ago bV gen.
teman who was boring for salI. The water when
reached, at once arose 20 the surface and has Yer
since continued TO how during all seasons, without
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

Tho IMPROVE neHla % l6!1 haFs been lfEs, ,enabiIni
guesis Among these Improve n snis may BE- tnstlon
cd large aud elegant hDio., lies cottage rows. Adj
tlonai buiidiBEs f0ramuaemenf and rsefrnfon erfsa
piye bath-nodsos, steam IaundrI &C.. drr =.
Upcn the estats there ars 1ve Sprass all wthTn m,
lANni foBr of wtick. the white ksDhHr. ths Chafv
bcAts' the Magnesian and tbe Saline chalybsnts. ar.
decidedly modienal whlisi the afh Il 81 n,
the purity OF ifs watern -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

There are few, II any instances on rec.
ord in which so large sum has been Goa.
sidefsd necessary to soothe the anguish of
lady fair, deserted by hsr l6ver. Now that
Miss CaIztans has arespeotable do2ry, We
would recommend nj. Shaw to entreat
her forgiveness and renew his suit. The
sex are never 50 geneteus as In the hoar Of
triumph. Though we are told
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
r E M O " e D
VS. EP STA,


A sho-n by the statements OF the Board Of Heat
N ofNew York caused the death OF 20 persons,
Of GIL deaths, in week, and i6l deatht, by con-
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia. ASH is well at
Of a large portion Of those who die az coDsump.
becomes the duty OF every one b use such prs
exnersEe. have Mace before Them and which ha
proved 20 be effcaesous: Of this eharaft-r
Williams, Ant-Dyspeptie Elixir" in eOrrobor
which read the following testimonials;
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. RowIey, Of the nru,
Rowley, Ashbgrner Co: u North Mharves,
PHnADrIrmA, October %. Is4s
Dear SRI take pleasure In recommending yeur
Anti -Dyspertic Elixir, for the Of Dyspepsia.
have taken a myself for the disease, ana lave been
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowIAY
Communication % John r. Penrose Esq., from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensingtnn.
s.ssy Of vIlisn,ss Ami pxstepIie Flxir ws,rh ven
50 strongly recommended % me, ana for which !
heartily thank you: a has eomPie.ely restored my
uilhthe hope that others may be similarly benehtisd
Kxszso1oN. Sept L.. 1850
oc1onkE 10, 1850
Dear ssr:-Having suffered for . long time rrom
Dyspepsia so verey that Was completely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief xiiborf
success. was advised 20 use your "Ant-Iyspetsc
Exir.p II anoriE me much pleasure 20 tEform you.
tAti entirely cured BY its ase Andl cordially
commend u 90 All persons suffering under Dyspsp<iA
Si0RGE woonRuFF
CernweIi's Halfway House, Bristol furnplks
Testimony of Mr.. Ahnsr Zines, Market street. abov
sixth, oorrobosatire Of the efacAey Of Williams
Asn-Dy Hpestae Ialxir
DR. 1.xEs wTlII4xs:
lear sir-ft gives me rreatpieasure % know thai
yes again FFspsrng yonr neaicipsf for the case
pe.trsiy ssk - where could be lrocrred ,know
Tag thai had ,heen cured - T. Az thiuk thst
pabiie ak nos LED eeaaeht q the great bsne1t have
feeesxes froul ihe of your nedsins is rot oaly
ae - yoa bat NAY BE usefal % others, nos ussks
a. Der several years sunered fron pys5eIsla
xhich nereassd - such exizt ghzt my he4lsh 1n
cousElsatiaa sere F2ridi. sl1ksng unesr ~ u 80
cosntel - FeslFict N, SELF kiae sllzpie feed
and esea taAl eonia aet DIGEST fsit = less u
strensfhs dlsnc % exerssss ans Gas soa a.xe
siou 4hA sndescrk4bis wezstBsEs IN 80 ge2F ls@s
hsArfns ffan c9ta-rx hseh Fsromnea4alhln of yoeT
AnE Is slefEc klxsr sseenrea Ead s>sd - sish ~
rnst happy er<ct, nEder sls lnruence lanxuaF and
ws-rsnss1 ff2aassss lesses s~st AHd MY sIpet.ts
Esvisesi, shAch ieeei4 gE4tas 9Th lsapaElsg. xeu
ysars have ekzsee1 ,ahA NJ eeu etencs the
rafiEe pe1eFs ~ yuur G isxEne has - coEFne b
crceses Zoe Is esasiirseiy cured me, ~hea fA.s4 -
obs<tn fslie< tfosa zns ether saaFce
Very fsHs<<aa'iy, fsaks
rhs@EsE.ls sid in ssssl>< = q s.zl. g "a sss
rsopriesos JAMES WILLIAMS, ND.
t11ess1<f and fiaarnszee eat.ss
Ne suzsh rsxszsls s.Essa. ftAl.lislrAi<.
fsr sale ~ Aiilsssssaa- ssSza
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RI q LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BO ATS,
James Johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, and
Red Rover

One of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9TH
day noon; time from Nashville to Memphis For
ty-eight Hours; Vicksburg Five Days: and TO New
Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival OF the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be procured the different points, at prices
named in the annexed Schedule of Rates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

UANIe0NfI.y Emhrosdsred and f.asp ssna snall
fsss-a r - u. AoGIi1- 8
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

II Freigi will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
I j and must be delivered at the Station, between the
hours of9 and II so after that time will be too
late for manirsting that day and there is convent
for storing
Frcights for intermediate Donts between Nashville
and GaIlltin must be prepaid mere.
IanII-tf II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
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ConstfautfonaI Df.ea.es.

constitutional Diseases
Many diseases that atilct humanity tnherWed ae
heir looms from the disOaSed bodies OF scky sree
Scrofula, Consumption, yIhsiis and Pits, among
the common of constitutional Diseases Now. We
care not how many generans the seeds OF these dis
may have been established IN the system, corr
ruptng the biood-adsry's RssgrafiHg Rssor~sHf VII
Gle Of diseased deposits and MI tbs veins with newt
pure and healthy blood
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November 8, 1887.
Little Miami and Columbus and
NENlA NAEIiROAD.
To mli the Eastern Cities.


n A NJ. Lightning Express, through 20 Columbus, and
U Cleveland without change OF cars, G30 y. N. Eve
mag Express through Bellar andpittsburs without
change oi cars
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cleveland, fittsbaFg, Steuoenvslie,
and "A uerng Lightning Express-leaye ez Cincinnati At
O'Clock a NJ, ali the Eastern cities also spring
ucid.
his train stops betWeen Cincinnati and Columbus at
Il1yrAuri, MoTrow Aensa, and London only
St41lNu rhAIN.-SlcyelAnd Express Aah-isaves
C.ne natia at Gao A. NJ fer innkiTk iunalo NeS lark
lsstun, Sc., Wheeling, BALTIMORE fhiiAdslhh, WASH
Ingtun CITY.
lbs train stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
THIRD TRAIN .-AeoomriodAtion-Ieayeso Cincinnati
al 10 y. n. for StTlnste4a AID Coamous
lancaster aRd za-sss. Is stops Il AL points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
FuJlsffi sAIN-Siuk elaud, t'Ittsburg and Wheel
ing NEtit kxrresS-fr4Ycs tfnrlnnati Al ID oclock
n NJ fsr all the Eastern estes-
mis- Ireia stops All peaLs between cneinnatiaha
Columbus.
No trAn on sundays.
TraIns BY Csianbas tiuie-ssves Hainutssfestef
.han Cincinnati time.
FOR Through Tickets
And All Attenuation Scuuaii please Apfig Al ths
iats~ Miami Covngtss and Lr1iasson onlee, No,
Basntt House, ths Old uaice, Hufh east corner
HrozaNay aud trosts opposite speaesr House, er a.
'As >. DuRANp, superintendent
r. r. FUIILR, 6enrrai fscket AgenI
TIlx oAINfErS LINZ calls fsr passengers a. AL the
prsne pal easL ADd eSesy usn- - ieAttns
airee.ats Al either q tss above ofces, VII call fof
s..xsxr.ss ~ ali f@.rts u the city, wtlhont fall
ss~ 4 II. B. Rucci1s, Condnetar.
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Shirt Collars.

rusr "a hana a ripasre let u iiyroh and Standing
j Collars .,sesher wfsh small iot OF Esfias ans
Gsrroiing Collars .,
Ahs-6 y o. n SceaA
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lUu a.u1s D. D uskku
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~. n. n.
4 Z. R--RAfxayse Ready Relief for He2fachess
whethsr SEX % neFvans; Rheensafsm, Par
Alysis, Larnbago, Gout, Neuralgia, footh
ache small Pox. fevcrs. swollen joints
Kianuy lconsplants. reafsst Fever, fsfns -
roaaa The Liver PleaFlsy, Measless Heart
barn and PAtns II AL kinds Railways kra-
dy Relief vii, IN feN min ules change The
m scrles yea saflcr "a toys 81 FisAsure.
n -s,4dwzs skepox ating kssals ent foE the eaTs
a. cllroair ftsease<-ench 6crpfaious and
syphilitl- cemt,is shss ,Cousenfssse and 9th
81 aaecsloa< Ianes snd Ihrczts Inda
r&tson sad eui.Fx uaeEsas of peftss krHfslte
and ether diseases cf the Skn, Ao~iess To
rnors UlcsFs, DysT<paiA, and al ether as
<4s>ess aT.siBg frea an lEnpzre state % tne
- H<gu4.
4 R-kaA~ay's Rsgal4ssrs xiii care. eneecfssly
and speedily, CssfiFrness, tnelScSisaa, ie-
famsasfina af the BaNclz. bs s5efsia, Liver
Comzlxzas Izseas=s 81 The Heart an4 kh-.
am Erzaaie Cs.zs sln2zi isnE, fsEsfz,
Neaslee. kc- HteaeEeF ths s5s.rm . 60.
OF or.tef = desc Of ha1zsy = ilsga1stors NIB
resfeze u . regnizr.fy No fesazie r1oaid
be witAonl 1zetn.
3. r. zrms<l<z are seidts praFx ss,s every <nefss
u.wla-fxax~ kADNAI On.
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Rates Charged for Seeund-CIass Tickets.

Emigrants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
prices, and from three 70 ten dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
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rIyE are no~ Ia rsceiIa - oeF Sso<k a Gaaas
w fs< lhe rf'i<iNG ffkknF, Nh.rh Ws woui
csil The q Nefe1~nfs wishing lhis csy tur
ssa<k clnFFscs every s4fssy 81 tsFsEa An1 lsza,es
Fr0z ssT laax sxpersenee n ths pufcAs-s q oos's
for tbs ns4f<rl bel k1fs&ek fA4z n ns~aEtarnl
and slyie oar s.e<k e.4ras - srtsssed .n - ed
sn1 i.fumst i.sss ds~lers Ne xin o1sr laipeea<slz
- paFsAsssa -
ssss-a ByAks %
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Rates ON FfolIr Reduced.
TIVE Nashville and cl4issranza Bssiruaa ~sli re-
i ceise 81 Nashville, Nantrste, sAeioyslsie E1a
siasions n. A n. n hetNeea Aashxllle ana Var
trace, ssd give shreush reeefts lr fear - Car bad
90 cs4Tistra xH4s4anzh ~ uns i,elias nr barrel
shrpuxh EM. COLI.
5 ksEz-sf &zpt
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Raduay's Renssafssso Eeseiraaf rlgeid be hailed as
blessing By every mother, throughout the land, whose
Infants afiicfed with Sores. Hemors, sc. These
bFsAksngs (thas esrlyj evtdencs cf disease
transmitted from the parent stock fcw deses o the
k<aostsag esaisnf ~si eradite every sesige cf tne
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Ella, John Gualt and
Tempest, .4 Al e

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at IL
O'Clock NJ Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and to Cincinnati -Four Days.
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Stop the Report.

Hiseurs emily rspo Ted thai seii Goods only
Aa1tIon wben. fact, tirds " our saies ara
prgsaEe, the M Aiiy other Wholesale iisuss
The cay wth LIS ekcepon, sell ftr short prs1ts
foF cash and short pfoualt paper.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

ME are Dos Ia receipt u cur SPRING GOODe and
w are prefarrd 60 oG~r 30 friands and the
trade geaeFay AZ uAsi>saie of the most desirNbe
steks cf Dry Gosdss Ready made cl0IhinE. ks ever
broagni 20 this market and a. a small advances ou
eoxl for cash, or 10 puncftai dealers.
We SHAH t<ke great pi.1sare showing them, and
INV lte thzse ssslag ulazEeI o. give cali and
examine EOosis ard prices.
fsbzi-2n AiIIsoS, ASnERsoS A %.
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One of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at IL O'Clock NJ connecting at Cairo with II os Cen
trail Railroad and through from Nashville 70 st. Louis
in SIXTY hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1859.

means 10 BE- furnished BY these Boston merchants,
who were to contribute the money. with the eApec-
tation of reimbursing themselves, and something
more, by previously buying up cotton in anticipation
of the rise in the price of that staple which slave
msurrection would BE- likely TO occasion. Forbes
had no objection to the slave instruction per 81.
Indeed he claims, in this very correspondence, II
not that be suggested the idea to Brown, at least
that he discussed the subject with hun, and ar
ranged plan of operations. But he did OBJECT 10
the scheme of mixing up cotton speculation with
the instruction; and he further objected to leaving
the management of il TO Brown, because a man
who ill-reats friendly family as Forbes's family
had been treated ought not to be trusted with any
humanitarian enterprise.
Now hat was Senator Seward to think OF all
this rigmarolel Was he to treat as serious mat
ter this charge against leading Boston merchant
of encouraging slave Instruction as subsidiary to
a specula,ion in cotton, Was he to give any credit
the statement that Mr.. Amos Lawrence had prom
ised Brown seven thousand dollars whenever actuai
hostilities were commenced Was he to rise IN ms
place in the Senate and, on the strength OF THIS
communication to denounce Brown and the Boston
cotton SPECTATORS Or was he to wait on the
President of the United States and communicate to
him the information which Mr. Forbes had gwen TO
him. And yet, because Mr.. Seward did not do
one or the other of these things, or something OF
the sort, The Journal Of Commerce and The Constr
tuition are ready to charge him with msprislon OF
treason. Can anything BIZ more absurd