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, 1860-10-15
nEC0ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Gard From Hon. J. +. FArnsworth.

CmcAco, Cctober II, LEGO.
Editors Frcs1 Aad Tribune:
Will you do me the favor Of publishing The
following request which has been presented TO
me (sigued hy some Thousands OF the Republi-
eau voters ef Is Congressional District) and
my reply thereto:
rIle rquost" alluded to Is printed call! taking excr-
ton. the uanne1iu whchthe Republican nomination foF
Ounkrres made in tbs Second District
anu soc Ing Mr.. Fas.awcr become m I'D prIdent
candidate for Corgreas We cult It here for TIC reason
that publication could do good, snd because Is publ
caon wcul lead to IN improbable and bitter controversy
10 witch We .hculd not II willing to open oar so!uuns-
Eps. fxxss AID T1tnunL1
Upon careful confederation Of this subject,
must refuse "the use Of my name Is m Iude-
pendent Candidate for Congress, for these
reasons:
l. The division which it would create might
lessen the votsfor the Nationa and State tisketa.
9. fear that such uee Of my name would
be seized upon Us precs dent for other divis-
ions in some Of the counties Of this District,
which would hazard the election Of Republican
memte1s Of the Legislature.
3. It would create IN unfrieEdly division aud
diseord in our rauk., where, especially in a cri
siB like the present, all should be union and
concord
Such results would be deplorable, and am
sure that noae would regret them mere than
those generous frienda-ttied and true Repub.
icans every one-who have thus Expressed
wish that / should become candidate for ze-
election. The suecess Of the principles Of the
Republican party il Of far higher importance
than the personal exaltation Of any man or num-
ber Of men. In comparison Herewith neither
Mr. Arnold nor myself are Of any worth; aud
am convinced that to be ouceessful, We must
b united and harmonious.
I hare said this much not only in Justice to
myself, and to explain my position, but also in
Justice to very large number Of Republicans
whom know to be among the most intelligent,
Woodworking. influential and sincere Of any in
that grand army which is to hwel1 the chorus CT
victory in November.
Iha7o not discussed tie facts set forth in the
above request, as it would be irritable and un~
profitable to do 10. Let us reserve al cur
weapons to use upon the common enemy until.
like one Of their progenitors. they shall call
upon Father Abraham to relieve them fro: the
consuming wrath Of an outraged and indignant
people.
In conclusion, / hare no words to express the
grateful obligations owe to those friends who
have 70 constantly sustained me. This shall
make me (if POSSIBILITY cherish still more deeply
those principles Of freedom which under}is cur
Republican faith; for sm deeply sensible that
it is because l have atriven to uphold these
principles tina: have challenged their partial
ity. J. F. FARSsWoR1H.
, 1860-10-15
l,EsTAFETTE DE L,1LLlHo1s,

LE2TAFETTE DE As4A11NOI8s
The Times and Herald, in late issre, in men
tioning he establ shment in Chicago ofa new
French journal, entitled rEstetette de rIuinois,
and pub'ishsl by q certaia Barclay, expresses
the tope that this French Democratic weekly
will have subscription LIST equal to its
merits.
If wishes Of the 7. d; 4. are to be real
ired, PEs.aten. de rIuinois will not have Sin.
gle subscriber. It is TO: oo.y the mest silly
slavoczatic organ on this continent, but owes
ih very existorcs to fraud. This man
Barclay, having obtained a le to- Of IL
PRODUCTION end Recommendation from Geo
Schneider, Esq, editor Ct the Slaats
Zeissng, called On many Republicans Of Chi
cago 70. help to start a Republican paper.
Having taken as much as lie could obtain from
them, Monsieur Barclay went to the Squa.ter-
ties for more money, and they hare now the
qualification to behold ths Little Giant at the
head Of its dirty columns. The Republicans
ought to pay Monsieur Barclay once more, for
not having .ul'ied Their party BY his pres
eucA.
, 1860-10-15
Awful CaAualty--ueath Of Mrs. I. III.
Hill.

4 terrible accident occurred at Messrs. Wells
i Hills FIGURING Mills. in this city, Oh Satur-
DAY last, hy witch Mrs. HiI. was instantly
killed. About 81 o'clock IN the afternoon. Ms.
Hill, accompanied b5 several l.dies. went 70 the
mills to see their operation; after spending
some time there, the! were about 10 leave,
when Mrs, II. found she had left her pazaeol up
stairs, AID started back to get it. The machine;
~ in the second story is driven By a vertical
shaft, making about 90 revolutions per minute,
which passes mp close to the stairTaJ IN pass-
Jug this, Mrs. H. .'s dress became entingled with
it, and before Ar. Wells, who WAS near could
re.iere her, she was thrown down On the
head comirg III contact With the stairway anda
post At esch revolution Of tho shaft. The mill
was instantly stopped, but not in time to
sa1e her Life, as the first blow undoubtedly
killed her.
Mr. Wells WAS severely injured in his efforts
to save Mrs. Hill, sud had narrow escape
from beceming entang!ed IN her drees and
tharid4 her fats. Mrs. Hill's funeral took place
on Monday afternoon, and VAS attended By
lafpe cixcIe of ffriendA-RIe1ns 4dpooat7.
, 1860-10-15

Tho Democracy Of the s1aveho1ding States
pretend 10 be painfully alarmed and almost ter
ror.s zickeu. WhJf Because they arc op-
pressed With great fear tha. shey themselves,
the Southern Democracy, will dissolve tho
Union, On tho eleetion Of 4r. Lincoln and tho
Democracy OF the Free Slater arc sending
mou1nfol ctiea Of despair over the land, because
they arc frightened into political spasms On
eee{ug manifestations Of tho one great fear
which has almost overpowered the patriotism
Of Tho Southern Democraey.-l Indianapolis
.Iot,snak,5
, 1860-10-15

We 1e1ru from Washington that the Post
msster General has established duly coach
lino for The transportation of the mails from
Sacramento City. California, 70 Portland, in
Oregon Territory, . distance Of about seEen
hundred and Fifty miles, With connecting c,aeh
and steamboat line Of like frequency from the
latter place to Olympia, the capita. Of Washing.
ton Territory. On the lst Of December, about
twenty additioual rousea In Calitnruis, with
some dozen additional ones in SeE Mexico and
Washington Territory, will also b. set in ope-
ration.-PAikad. Ptess.
, 1860-10-15

We Zee no chance for boo.hoo in all this.
But perhaps rs the Hm&s d: Huald is used to
making black appear white, it can figure that
the country il going TO the dogs in double
qui >k-tine. VIII it not try?
, 1860-10-15

Meeting IN Sandwich.

Meet1nx IN sandwich.
Editors r1ass and T,ibuns.
1have seen no mention, either honorable or
otheEHne' ~ 5eai "4ae: e''eal@'eo 1ou'nal, OF
Old Sandwich in De halb county, during this
campaign. or of the village Of Sandwich. aitua-
80 + tts S,,+bsaat rnrrer h,tb ~ A.. +
w. !" ~ es' s- o'sH % ,uo '"*A'
ship sno CT Inc eoon's' upon Inc burlington
railroad. l account tor this by suppoalrg you
49, e.~. ". 49,. .ont,,,, - an.h..;.a.. rs~ 49,.
'ne 'A''' no 'op,"'' ~ eAAua''Asn iof Inc
cause, and occasionally haFt meeting worth
describing, Such was tha case last evening.
w.,,o~,ea he 4bs ppxe. l. Tn,nrxv ~ rh.-e
:" isaA ~ =! sAs A-'' "A VI 4nots'
date for Cougress, would speak here the next
.v.n;no In dn. time he arrived ". 6u.d
- hs~a eI,.a .-
the house, ano "oula nave nhea t"o or 1hfee
more Il We had them. Nothing but the "broad
CANOPY Of Heaven" seems to be big enough Tor
Hepno,sadt nars ot ,n p f dreo ne aoS
,.sraI I'll ~ Fra Ths ,nd;.. .rsra tb.-a ~
eta. .-..a thara at iesst eli .shn conid +. 49,
ro,nn9oda datsd-und The li,tle suuad of Donoia.
men, the dozen or 80 our village Of Il thousand
inhabitants unhappity produces, were there.
snd;snee % irep;1rd Ir hia % elepuance' and ous
!ste glorious Victories, we're wild y ith excite.
| ment, sad our meeting vas O glorious
success. ~ x uueI~ s,..ts- wh;eh nsaa w. W.
| ~a:t;n r;nr. and Separated satisfied We
| could occasionally have spirited meeting as
well a. our nelT Tanors' anu G1eA'5 Flsasea VIII
me tAent sna t.aH ~. ss.ond conoresa7onsi o'i
9tanat1o 09a b,1ss tba f;tt1a n,moias
/ DistftcI A!a ~ moP? .;,s ~ nj ~ ~
party IN our mloss W. uu.v nhon9.,,e1 @ snd
, 1860-10-15

-Georga Clark and Aaron J. WesterFe1t, Of
Her York city-the former The sonin law, and
the latter the son, Of ex:Aayor Jacob 4.
westeryelt Zone Of the electors on the Union
tieket,-h.ve Just cone fout for Lincoln and
Hamliu.!
, 1860-10-15
.rf84 Gribt&ttt.


MO CHANCE FOR 4 3OO-aoO:
Tae r:.gnostications OF ruin To over
take the country Lincoln is elected, do not
stick. In spite Of the alazmists, people will
fee confidence in tho stability Of tue Govern-
mea., and prices Of securities will risc. The
following are TIE ;nark:t rates o: ccrtaiu lead
ing stocks o. Tuesday, when Pennsylvania
was thought to bo safe for the Democracy, and
On Friday after it has ensured The election Of
, 1860-10-15

Gr&nd Feso-sroso eF Shs NibsrAfsn Dsmse-
r&ty---.no~vAf~&' orfr 9hs shs Rss&5S--
Fs.nsH " irAnta and Indian - The Casho-
liz G3srEy CaHto sss Uo~EEas In a Rory,
, 1860-10-15

The Ret. Dr.. ". Il. Thompson, in letter d.
ment as to des.'tu:ion and misery amon9 The
people, and among other things, saJs,
We ARE now spending for food, clothing. bed
ding, shelter, hospital, and soup kitchen. n The
rate Of about 50 900 piasteres ({o,000} d We,k.
and Jet We seem to make little impression on
the mighty mass Of misery around "a Mr.
Jessup has the enormous bneinesz of d;s,ribu.
ting for bread to about 5000 persons daily. aad
t9o Of our native brethren hare tho dailg dis.
tribution 10 about 2 500 poor. The EneHsh
merchants devote much Of their tina to orr
committee meetings, and cheerfullY help IN
managing the large financial business conrec,ed
with This vast charity.
, 1860-10-15

The funds are, ~ yet, supplied almost exc1u.
si,sly by the p,iussty e !ioer.ll.y OF the people
bis habi,asiou, to begin the work Of rebuilding
and preparing at least one rom before wiutef
not i family has secured its silk crop or har.
vest. Even the aags and grares are all lost tc
them, and, unless tar more has1e is made. tbe
olive crop will be lost also. At present every.
thing here il uncertain. 10 human saoacitz
can predict the end Of these things. The
French are landing enormous stozes, aud Dc
not think they expect to leave in nix Il uopths.
WIDOWS ASp ORPHANS.
Ths letterspesks also Of the gr.at number O.
widows and orphans; Of ono friend who hal
nine widows in his family; Of another who ha,
sre orphans, the males having, many Of hen
been slaughtered.
, 1860-09-18

Tho French Academy, ~ il is well known to
cur readers, distributes eYery JeRr certain
prizes for Whist is called vlftue. They are
t1ensy. four in number, and vary in amount
from five hundred to three thousand francs. It
il quite feather in the cap of the women this
year, that out Of the twenty four prizes seven
teen have been given to females. The chief
pr1xe, however, vas awarded to = man, Jeaa
Marc B3st. Protestant pastor of Ia Force,
near Bcrgerae. The acts of virtue for which he
was compensated consist in the establishment
Of Whist IL denominAted the Evangelical Family.
1t seems that without aid or patronage, BY bis
own personal exersious, beginning by receir ng
into bis house enc or Two Protestant orphan
girls, be hAs been Abl- to increase bis establish
ment to the extent Of admitting eighty seTen Of
these destitute children, sn whom he bestows
food, clothing, shelter and sducstiont Ar.
Bost has also bseoms tbs discorertr OF I method
Of curs for idiots, by admitting these psor dis.
1nhefited children Of humanity to \ place
amonRet their felloW.creA.ures- He has dia-
covered in mutic = mesus Of cou nunication
hetFesu ths dark and hidden world -sf the
idiot's brain a1d The salighseosd tntsllsenes Of
his companions In two Jssfs he suneeeds IN
bringing out III tbs germs Of reason which 70
hidden and undsvelopod IN the sleeping brain
Of &hs sufferer.
, 1860-09-18

Bl0ndiu In Ireland
Somebody has beoR making use Of the great
Dlondin's namo in ireland; zee the fol-
lowing:
FATAL ACCIDENT PROM RorE WALE1Eu,-A
most deplorable accident, By which t~o poor
men lest their 1ivts, occurred on Thursday
night, in tho 'portobello Gardens, Dublin II
will be recol ected that some time since Adver-
.issments appeared in the public journals, an-
miller to the public in connection with the
Fslls Of NisgxrA, over which he is stated to
have performed several acrobstir feats on
tight rope, would make his debut in tFese gar
dens, and perform a I" terrific ascent" Oh rope
At IN elevation OF 6ftY teet from the ground.
p!ased on the piece Of fgrouad to tho right Of the
principal promenade. It Was fastened at one
end to upright poles at = distance Of abont30
feet from the ground, the other end bsing 50.
cured to other poles, which were at an
elevation Of fny feet, 50 that the rope
he s'es direction from % ~hict Il: "es assen. vas
commented. The entire length was como.
thing more than 100 yards. The two men who
unfortunately were killed, wfre stationed at
the end Of the rope fifty feet from tbs ground,
on small platform or ladder, for the purpose
when he had accomplished his journey. Their
names are John Cunningham, ! carpenter. and
Thomas Nei1l. the gardener Of the place; both
were married, and had families. Shortly before
10 o'clock, N. d ondn appeared upon the top
Of the l2dder, ut the commencement Of the rope,
aud bex&n to walk along steadily. The btua
fire which was lighted when he set ont throw a
bright lurid glare. By which be could be dis.
tinctiy perceived cautiously treadinG tho rope,
steady iag hiuself With tho aid Of balancing
pole. lie had pa sed the tTo poles which
formed the first prop TO the ropes. when
sudden crash was heard; the last two poles
came down. and be WAS seen 70 fall to ths
ground. The crowd At once rushed to where he
fell, not exsc.ly,. understanding what bad
occurred, but believing that hs was killed.
| He, however, quickly got up, and stassd that
| be had escaped unit jared- Ia q Few moments
the people were attracted to the real scene Of
the catast1ophc,by BY the sound Of groans proceed.
ing from the place where the poles fell. A
tcene Of great ot otn[usion eDsued, several of the
t1rches having been extinguished. and tho pre-
! cise nature or extent Of the accident not being
ret known. When lights wero procured, the
| TWO unhappy men were found lying On the
Rsound-one Of them tCunninghsm) bleeding
from = wound in The head. THY were raised
Immediately. aad eonreyed upon cars 10 the
Meath Hospital. where they were At once atten.
ded by Ar. John Keegan, the resident pupil
| who. after examination, stated that they were
both dead. The bodies we're then given into the
care Of the police. At the inquest on FridaJ
the jury expressed m opinion that sufli cien1
care had not heen used By II. Blondin and bi.
agent (Nr. MorelD in tealing the rope. Tn.
Coroner 1emauded them both, and they WEI,
| 1ixen iuto CUSTODY.
, 1860-09-18
Death Of 4 neHperndo.
ibr,n fhe NJ n re*+a

C,,non, us,-- -, ....I- ~ =. n
t1o from wonnd Tec.;1 ~ a1sr .nr.on,i ~ d;a;
cuity wi,h one NJ Wslker:. no, e. ~ s.T.
person who vss 80 well Enoxn IN th;s c;tr far
his couhatiyenen II. ras. nan oT ~ rrm:rt..
ble cnurare. bal Of a Tioent ND - t1rhnsnt t.n,-
per. and wss Frequently in1o,,ed ~ rsr,on.1
broila and duels. Perbsns m man s1.r jv.d
to his aps who bad Revived o,d ~. .rr.;..d ~ ~
manv dangerous wand. IN a.s-x ho,,is s.9
in uesrlY every duet ia Th;ch h. E,s ~nn.esS
be was Wounded. la beean his car-er r. ~
ranke Of tho Americ,n srnv IN leI;co .nd @v hv
II. 1.r;nr .oa II. d,.,s-, ~ ~
, 1860-09-18

The tedded hay. the drst fsu.&a OF TIE enll.
TIL tedded hay and corn-stesses 10 one dela.
shou su1nu,.f gone. err c,une. The log x:oTs tall
fLeds IT. ! "nSs pusp.e te'Ja, CT In the gust,
oF when It bends heEca h 1he up fp!neiEk lark.
Or muunta:n hach Alight'nG. ARC tht fos>
t1n va'u the AIli & OF Hucc 4 fa' loye)
) aadt. like som b Asttd beanlE Of past ytAfs,
1he t"utrt r. reEratn'nK. amt the I'VE all gone.
n can 1nd. amid mJ lonely walk
Hy rivu1et, OF spring, OF vet yaa"side,
1hht l,ue Aid tTight-et tt aJ~'ie. Of the b-nok,
Hopes gentle gem. the sweet forGtt'na rolt
, 1860-09-18
~ Fever and ACl,c is 4 -

U- Fever and Aguc is t;.0:e
ta<1ss CT" Ills lint ns = Lei ss ,asnt
Ut In tts Nat nauc. Il 10 the E.oet uare ~.InNa
pr>xrrs. srd ii. de aa' 0. m.t!alrsNl var anl
gus dis Iu.ive o1 Tt tta1 c-nsurrron hes;rae
II Is cf rss i:cu e. AID therefore e.c prevalent
!: sEks liz VIC las 70: tie ersrr. IKE ar rney'a
tont. Day ny dsythe tu-: Re, e1o aIrt Al t:xec
ard asch hou, toes hs far strong ctnse.cu ne. s-
Ftoachac tie tens. We txse sac th the disease IL cne
ef thos: watch II nearly d.ae3 medical seete-a
fsv LAvEs !. In 4 VII cured x1d repq,set
Ta teac1mend pr. J. N0SrETTElt:S STOMACH
E1TTEKs osudtr1nk hur11 II fc.t1al!y, "a .ure End
epecty tptciac-
For aa. h5 drug ani dra.*rs seteay everywhere
, 1860-09-18
- T a T Il UNIVERSITY on
~ IOWA. I?


A0 e~~to Sa1FeTAty OF Iowa
~ nesn .to1ka1ted sat VII b. opened IT lie 1ecepsn
o. @aoes" On @le thrd ~tdnesdayln beptenser nsxt.
SAcufY:
- REV. slLAs ToTTEN, D. r., LII, n pre,11rn and
tofic- 1A-asspR] Ano Ah.-
KEv: LANES LILLE, II. r. D. H. f,e,s..or Of
REV. OLIVER u. 6rENGEH L. H.. rro,...,~ =,
1anEuAgea. - "Ae 'o@essoE 81
EnAtca and AT nnumy -" A@Sss7t ~ AaAeh%
atruetnr n Kais rai Hlt' orr ~ '4"A ~no H.
mai DtpA t1ept, ~~:f~4' - s-s ae1s
lows City. AuEu:t:9t az .on.,..
, 1860-09-18

A SSIG EES' SALE-MILr
~ WAFp F1KK HouxE, CHIOA0O.-Ths A.
Gkaes. q VAN enUAT Y ATht'Us VII ssli II PUB
Hc taeton, = he court Hnuse II Chicago On WEDhE3
1aon - tss III ln az 81 as. eess It
e!taa"!aEert kao. u ths AuxaEd Pork us. a ths
O. Chtesso Also The rs..n. dveiax house about 81
N - a. ao2GGft:ae1 G :. sasreso ee:p1F 1.et lo.
and IL O. Din l. Ste varts 1ub1,.on Of lots Nos IL
T. H. u. T. II. - - scd n of tak M. Of ths
about - isss foss azea - e5sk Ina Chicaxs
apps.ss b. t6s I*:oE:.l na2 theseo Al he ieass of
al !o's tIcm H. r.: sse~ 1ta.d o'hento He y NJ
pute ..a ou:n: I'D &c! ID; 1. a!s, covenant !
# "a 6ye more, 1t Fer cent.
u2ea TIE app.A.w v4us thelo. aee TO To- the in
1uoa ba,ed upon their then ie2 ho b
feen by r.fer to tho sA tase and Covenant oi
.ewA III oees cf N. Hssh .th. At Ca eaxo of
..lY 1op,o,s. ~ 81 William r.a aew satk: C.nai.
tan, made kaown on the az Q, aa1s fax=asioa given
sa tbs LIT day II NovAm. e, ia1
Ell AopFo"k+
, 1860-09-18


dr. hs r. Is reore from The ao1y it c-se4 TIT b7vels
aaa IT. ~.ysf The erea: o. tLo<s Ge.d rate.s worn
e1t b ". w.ca occasion tr.t rtcuar hravy fetnx In
sc3. ajaete.. &c. 1ter ely vegetable pills not
H.nInr SHY pa:t e-:-o t. crs1se and purify Their
tnasly t.s saved uany Il va.1stle Nse and BaAxp.
as.aa u.s .hou't. t. se:ce se cvt:y tnze ready
p1. 5Anrs lu1 Q: f7t cum. N. r., writes. Aug, II,
LIZ:
II mtt w:h 4 mn thee weeks ago who Ind e!xhtlY
rsrsro ti> GeEert~o three Jay bso.e which csus-d
b r-dse 1s:n swelling. and riolelt fer.r. When sav
En. th. 7an ard swelling lad e1ented 10 II. shoulder
de- Hsirs lin stse orsleep. Thehaaa turn ux DIRK
sca.e IN on j. point Of ihrston cot the,e At
<TrnaE srd tu:nz r. t1Klt Eave him who.c bo1 Of
pla, APPLIED yeast pcu:ttce. and s.ved his use" eoid
E:ce > cents, II Nc. 20 CAna st New Yo,k, and By a
u:rG.sz:t.
sod by GEcxGE E. STANTON. Gere-a. Western
AteE T. Soath Cis.k street. Chicago and b9 Ill respea-
IL cial t*ia e.'c:ue. au31lm
, 1860-09-18
= u R1FY THE. BLOOD.
Motfat's Vegetable Life Pills

ana FnO3n'N Bltt91S.
The hx ana enyied celebrity wh1-h these preennent
tht which ,hey p'ote. u has rendered The
nsuai practice Of pu-g not only but
or Asthma Acute .as coae cksns Affection, Of
II SiLioUs Fl ss:y AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
In the .u and ~ IT. whee these :Isea.e. prevail they
VII oe fou Invaluable Planters. farmers aud oth.ra,
wlo orr Us thsse nedcles, Will never attc1wa1da Be
biLiSUs Gotlc, Serious IoosESEss, D1LEs,
ic. sSxn6ff .G; ,Gn1t 3SS GnSIAh! SnUpsik!s eol
'haq d. ~ y. thess Nea!enst ina;e jley
F1v11 AID AouE For h1s .secarse of tae Western
eenut., tse cln's VII found nc speedy AID
+ fcturn OF tho disea> cute by theaa Medicines
FoCLNEas or toxfIk11os. General Debility 0ou', Giddl
Mas. ur-yel I!sa a:hes ear" kiad, Inward Fe.
p!os ai9say 1saaye Io:s q sPss,I,ep 1I@puFe
Mracvn4I Disc ias to eS4d cat. .o.rely
~ d. ttc4 Of Me.ea1y. pantey sooner than tle most
EiGuF @ s~Eais. saSai SEKv.,us sour1A1xrs Of Ill
~ Kinds oKG sNlC AeFEcTl0Ss. - 49,
rr1r.The cEis:na! p 're'or ef ,hess Medicines
thr<c Life u. tcintK :lenc.
rAi:s u 'he llsad. si :: nask joint. and o:sars.
will te 4u!e I re iet by the l lfe Medicines.
s.s OF Hooa - tile He'd. scurvy. salt Rheuns. Swell
rcEo!rtA Ktsas Evr1 in Its wozs. FORMS Ulcers Of
wonxs of III kind. are effectively expelled bv these N.-
the existence l. susp+ cte. Relief viii be cerA 4.
The Life Pills and FhGnix Bitters.
iU-fFf THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all i re- from the sy.tera
pfrrarri aud sold hY-
DIR. WILLIAM II. mOFFAT,
135 Broadway. ecrnrr of An1houy STREET New York.
n For : de By I'll druggists aua|GtiJ
, 1860-09-18
Diarrhna. Dyseutery, Summer

npshint-hafutrtt Courennd Extinct Of Dene Plant
sthe br mety known, for the Of these dseascs
In the Aslssrr Valley hears The hifhest reputation
9os is Curative properties. For eh1ren teetknE Il In
valuable pr-parid o?iy n rod tv !. c. iGulRE
e. ort. AAtou: Scd II Jlo. y. Park, IA ake-.t.
4errn @,Ax+
, 1860-09-18

TaE FRENCH LEGATION M. D. Hell, called
By young ladies' .. II. d. lnfcr,'' hes been 4raus-
ferred from the French Legation at Washing
ton TO higher post, and will be succeeded by
Count do In Roehofoucau!t, a ine1l descendant
Of the immortal French maxinlst Of that usme
WnEBE ARE THE CovopE AND PATENT OFFICE
REPoR1s.-Tery great crmptaiots are maoe of
the a,latorineas Ct the public printers and bind
era In the delivery Of The Covode and Patcnt
Office reports. Why this delay should occur is
a mystery. As The WORK is being paid for in
advance, it is r1auifest'y the interest Of al par
ties to hurry it up. Members write daily to
House officers, ordering books which cannot be
supplied
Quite Guy Fawkes affair came near fulfil
ment u Trieste, on buard the Austrian frisatc
Kaiser The first ciIicer had hole bored
through the side OF the powder ma sznc, and
had got bis wire and match Inserted to blow all
on board to perditiop, when he wss heard, dis
covered aud seized, and he had just time TO
make q sudden exit from tha world by pistol
bullet fred through his head By bis own hapds
1t waa the occasion Of festsvity in which some
prince of The ROYAL family was to play q par..
twas anticipated that the explosion directly in
the midst oi greHt number Of resse|s would
have cau1ed VEST destruction Of properly
and life, but the desiga was fortunately trus-
tratAd