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, 1860-09-05
PROSPECTS IN LASALLE COUNTY

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| o7rAwA. Se;teu Der l. 1ssn
fflor to tbe breaking up Of The old nart;ss
tasaie county was strongly Democrats 49,
o'nee then the Republicans hare tfiumnbad IN
every County election, and by decisive m,;,r;
tlss; and this year they intend to row pourlas.
Ism up Salt River to the tune of from sno =,
1000 majority for Honest Old Abe, Manv rho
na7e heretofore acted With the Democratic n.rtr
nave become heartily disgus.ed with ;ts tvo-
faced eharactcr-one eet Of features for tha
south, and another for the North-and ars mo-
1atsy satistied That my great principle" Is a
t1n %'sernb'e bunbug.: We now have Tennb1icau
eaunt. eups ~ almost everJ neighbolhood Of the
I,uatIy, composed Of earnest, inteftjrent iva
hepuol1cars. There is much enthusiasm i o,r
fHa. ~ r., 31a tae ntes burn brighter every dav.
"a tno other hand the Douglssites are d;she,r{
eneo: 1ney consider themselves a1readv 40.
ts tsa'ea; not ever the blowing and strik1nc of
<ue u.tawa fres 1sddtr, aud its shameless ni<'
ttta.e"enss rs to Douglas' chances. con chrer
tae.r tefpondent hopes. 4 few days aoo
.saa.ng man Of that pt1ty Issued not;ces fnr a
9@seang u the school house in nv ue,phhor.
. uooa. lor Inc purpose Of orgao'zioR a Denn,
ssauf s;E ctgo. When the appointed tl@e arrived
9ve legal voters only Responded Ia ~ III
Ssk q. nea1t, they adjourned without an or.
gon'zat,ou. Before The apnstacy Of nou1,e.
aea<'5 esery man in this dtstr1ct wra Dsno'
e,fs' NOW there are not enough left to office y
eoe: Let our friends in Southern Ifiino,a hova
20 !! !ears about LaSalle county, Che viii doa1se
'"01 efei oelofe. PHI
, 1860-09-05
OfEfAd0tfon Of rha cnun.

Il Coece,se, # roo can, OF JHa.hiagt2n on H.
pMe1P =" Conceive Of Ills b.gr nr far NJ tha t"a
froIn sa, t,1n ttxmadias croHds of the populaes
sa:.les sud gained our victories. ccnrKa.a or u
,a5 n Sepree.slipk .n opponent for The Pres;d.o.
e no eaat ons eapaas a. ,ssa
il pas Jo. Ssa, 70. e. s On It is too revolving.
forrest dePtb* and deRradation Of IT, bpot m Inc
cad ruined a. Democracy, ;" to show to d;sons,
,h+.s 1s r?F'd ths .pectsefa. A. ilem old 1sins
dec.v - - ss'a 70 soHe uP fetid odor as Of ths
aacT conrs up tho rank tmell Of al taannsr oe ~;
corruption. A Candidate for The Prs.,d.rs Ps, VI
~ shtam1P!nga ha1a the country! 4 msn thopsht &
bsnS. a. s9e q aesnes Of Ibis vast eouEtry IL his
Erfaiest OF earthly Offices. travelling u sbTonaS aIe
to ene esansry: harao2uing MI comers sd bero,nu
,Si once. IKE constable or 1ide.wa,teri *
Lr.noSt s Sst%Psnon qpa ,.ss hss Stephen l. Douglas
Bal4tis. '''aSes
, 1860-09-05

80 ~: d&oks has nominated a Justfcs Of III.
Jurssns Joras Court Of Massachusetts,, in plaza al
aags ,ss 3s.t eas George Tyler Bigelov, Who. ior
c1ste justices Of tho Court. ' - ''e Asso'
CT. 1os selection Of asuccesror to Chief 1p.t;c.
ShaT-one who should worthi1y rear tbs .e.ee ,n'o
pe ~hit hed beeu worn btfore bTa d. Dana na@a. =
r.,n son s', snd Pa'ker-was dil5cuit and dsl;.
business. corruorad uns1t I; men Of ths bar, aud Of
9na s gsnerd satisfaction already rreets os' =
1aage oige1o~ has distinguished hsmse1t =.
1s.oy oy nls inoussry, enerx n, psomptitude. H.
{!1 e1nnaness q jncgement, aad dapos1tloa to fas
iari:. FIo.'i .ha ;1q.,ness Hi. reputation -
Tho general aeqoiescence OF b. b,r IL ~. wv
5nAtion is an evidence that hs lane her.sfa. r nG.
viii not be reckoued un1St for assor;.t;n e,
that Of &s predecessors who hare ri1sa niso IN
neoca OF u M4ssschnsetts its high place II 10
HorA 1Fk
, 1860-09-05
&aosF 00uEfAk Initiates .J.~r,..

x.rt ~ 1aeASonFlae Journ2l.l
"heo Zen. jackson was nominatcd fo- ~.
estaency, in 1895. he iumediately rss;ranJ enS
M's seat IA the Senate In the tender n h3s a
1gcst,on he thus addresses The Lersatnrs' 'e 'e e.
u. N name having bren befaye the n,t;or f,,
tae Office Of chief magis.rate dptnr thc tna aoT
nsfsed as your Seaator, placed ne il s,,nst;n,,
Ivy defica'e; hut. Ecaeas it nv rssGn fp;sso
az. a n9s. aod ny enemies canuot. ch9rve ms
*an descending from the independent ~ stornd n,S
=; 1ea occupied. With degrading ihe trust fsn.ad
n ne oy intriguing for the Fresdsnt;a, oseo lbs:s
a. ns q resolution Of your BODY vnn 'hs,s. lar:
.s .aopsdt proper sgaiu 70 present nv na,ns to "
aae Ame1fcAn people, must entre.t tn h. 80 ~
ea.ea tnon any further service il RI. Seoa; eo e.
nno 70 70 suggest in corcluaun td:t it !. dne .o
m'ssH to practices upon The maxims =" ,.aaes uue 70
~ mssncea to others; and hence, feel coa.tr@;aaa
10 retire from q situation where t.t%n,as,aa .4sa
~ ay e1!st and suspc,ous arisc, Of thu ep.rc;sa
inent, Accent r. e"n a2Graudtze-
aoE much like jackson Dauxiss cIkseS; seta @s;,a
They would furnish abuudnpt pront fpeeeGs:: pre-
"ets net already furnis7ed By bis vbe1a + H. IT,
I Of h,s unborn ruearaty aad eros. va, u'o ef
, 1860-09-05

"HA1s In 4 s.xz.-Tbe following .rs places
OF note IN thu county of Hanover, Va:
p; ;sesfo Foot. He'll Town, Buz1ard Roost. Ball
G.. tGg iovn, F:=e Negro Town, zad PoIe
Clas'.ea nsn,ss 10 BE- sure. bpt wa ha,, +h.*
nsnea cf places IL countv # Nh t?s-t;ns fanse
Lt41.rd GGost, Tear sh RI, Lousy LsTeI. Lei
ntiiah. Snatch It, Pinch Gut. Bnli TT Hr,,;s
Ohio i aos oss:aG;st5|,ionEWs.h eat;ss|a cotau4io
games for localities. W. b.1a 10 thfs clss. Of
ns2 2oas SFaa:d Cut Loasstovn. .pd p Pats n1sker
, 1860-09-05
THECAMPAIGN.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

I0o116poaaenc@ of the Fre4s and Thhun.
III xuNA Hureah f.a III e

l. e~N''' 'Poaasaos u INC 1'FeAa and Tribunal
II xnwA. Bureau Co, iii ks,t /, ,s.o
Un Friday laAt, thers was hrd IL 49,. " 'au s:..,.
town q A.ss Meeting Of The earnest Renubli.
es'' o' o!d Bnrcan, which w2s, ii ererr p.rtic.
u"3' complete success, aud IL il measure in.
o'eati'e Of the spirit TINT auimates the neoDl.
hersabouta.
iaougo ths notice was short, aud the road.
'a'olerahty dusty, the people GENE in from the
ooao'Fy and adjoining towns in large numbers,
70 hear the truth As it is in Rspublieauitm.
zoe fr'rceton Wide Awates-iu command Of
capt' faddock--a1d the brass b.ud, were il at"
tendance, and acted we'll their parts. At three
O'CLOCK an intelligent sudience aseeub.ed in
beautiful grove. and after music from the band,
aud singiog by tho Giee Club Of this place.
wers 3tat addressed By Milton 7. Peters. Eco.
Of Princeton, In lengthy but powerful speech.
which s'ieised laundering applause from tho
tTo or three thousand listeners there assem-
blsd. Ar. Peters has long been Democrat
and in 1856 was one Of the Buchanan etecto,s |
OF this statej but atou: two years MO. being
conrinced Of the pro, slavery tendencies Of TINT
corrupt party he zesolvedtog 60 With them 10 lop-
ger, and according'y-to use hla own 1snou,n.
he "took letter of dismissioa iron, the X.
mocrasic church." He haa n:w entered henri
" into the campaign as supporter Of &he h..
publican ticket. No honest Democrat c,n Es.
ten to Mr. Petefs !eaeons for leaving the Snuat.
tesitts without feeling it 10 be bis own dutv n
- 60 aod do likeEise." Tha next sneaker was
Hon. T. J. Henderson OF Stark County whn
'houeh manifesty out Of h2alth, made rerr
tronE, concise argument, mainly dcyo,ed H.
he Homestead and Pacific Railroad bills
uoge doTe Of hewauee, then took the atand
~ ~, gave Tie Sham Democracy such an excoI' {
ton Is toey richly deserve; The judge ia
asy are needed, and euches them =. be oese 1ese
lorg. There il no such thing es dodping h;s
tgnmerts, Or denying, successfully, tie point. =
t4cts that be presents. HIS speeches caunnt r
II to tell with happy. effect upon all who arc II
ot given over to believe liz" In tha ~. !,
ng heautifut torch. light procession va
rneu, headed bT the Wide Avakes and nj
arcaed to tue grove. Nearly as mauy persona II
Ere gathered there IN the evening" AZ ~ sbs -
ternoon: Judge Hove ayain spoke: after ~
a'ch Mr. Corwsn Of l.. Eaiie County. Rrorcd q
audience with plain, logical, conrincinr 80
seeh, that went home tn the hearts Of ali VIZ n,
ard it,. An excellent Gee Club from p1Js f.,
iVened the evening meeting with come A. ha
campaign Eongs, sung in the best Of | 70
'h's is only the beginning of What ra .hs,, f ~;
u bureau County. Depend upon it. We shai' az az
largely Oh the fremont vo.e of 1sts nm- xh
sefaa &ee numerous, while ne can hear af 81,
one man IN tho whole county who has anns. ali
seg from our principles, and .he meetins an,
y nela here, "h.re le spoke for the Don~' n.
'eS' ofose At east two voters FROM that part7 TIN
WIDE AWAKE. prc
, 1860-09-05

teo'setPoaotnee Of the Press and Tribupe.1
HAasAw. Ind, Sent. i, 1850,
!ae largest political meeting he1din No,1be,,
Indiana curing the present campaign. tool
pace Ut Warsaw, to-day. Not less than ten
Thousand people wers in Attendance: sir hrn.
dfed and seTenty'four wagons in The procession
Inc hags. banners, derines aud mottoes we,e -
eho'ess number aud style, Taken al, .oo.th.-
h"ss magnificent procession, md The ore,.
e. enthusiasm prevailed. At one o'c1oct ths
spetk'ns commenced in grove imnediate}x
east o. town. Lieot. Governor Thomas Rord
Of onlo, And Hon. Jane. S. Frazer. of Wrnts
Eha' !nlno1s, was the srcakers OF the sccasion
ads. -. io'msf opened With spirited and pointed
aa11esa q an hour aud haf. Mr.. Frsz.r then
adddo"ea dda" II one Of The most able and e:oouen,
1teses aest 10 whfca 1t has ever been the toftnne
were moved alternately from tears tn fse NV. omu
noi>terous ninh; and the little dndnar "ost
showed mp in bis true iiebt. se' mas
~ tae evening the streets were ati1t t,rora,a
auI . 8ofchilght procession Of Wide, Awslas,
eyok ptaee; sitter which, Williams naw iii
"u1ca contains room to seat cumIortah}v ! ono
pe.Sons' was Tiled to lis utmost canacitv w
ne1f 1 Jonathan " Gordon, Of ladianano1is' :"
ne People Of kcsciusko ate awakinr fnr N.
Struggle, and the utmost enthusiasm rrars;is
LOT LOT A1acola aud Ha1nt,n, Lane sud Wo,,aa'
Ane1e are Three hundred Vide i wakes IN .ha
souaty and Lincoln ciubs arc being formed .o
a,mos' cFe+y school district. Set down Foac;.
osko az good tor 500 majority for tho State tet.
-; ,er @Ho toSo fof L1ncoia and Hamlin in Vovem.
VS..
, 1860-09-05

=, @ae eoontlea II WILL be teeu That
.ae ,aerease in population has beea large, md
Iha population Of Cleveland is .scertaine6 To
oe 10 1850 against es.4o, in 1850. The M,z,d
na''ng .comp!ained sha. tie census .yas not cor.
re''ly taken, the Marshai offers bis fees =. !,
te*afd IT the names Of Is emitted persona can
w. l'ana. tie accounts foz the esnaN populu-
,''n " tue fact :hst he found 600 uuoccuoied
dwelling houses. p4eo
the people of Mansfield, Ohio, feeling 40.
st'e'ea at the united State census, tho city
eoune'l ordered IN enumeration tn hs tst.1
', "7'ea made cut the population 100 Tess than Tho
Marshal had made it. 'AA 'D'
= tos people OF Toledo are deeply disappointed
~ he result Of the cnuu erat;oa tsars =.
seems 1het the city has been at q comntct. s..nd
at:ll. '"0 o'"ao
, 1860-09-05

! Some days ago tbs Chicsgo Times and Htral
rah'ished the following statemeuf:--
un tie 14:1 iost, ronsing Douglas u1eetin.
dressed, asaopg others, bY Hon. u. Move ~ ~
nnn: Foster Fs II, neither Of whom ever yoted
democratic Ticket A large German Den,o.
ciA''e c'uo has been toru.e in the sar,e claoe
ceonpoted to I considerable extent of fero,s,
"e9uotcaas. but now ardent Democrats.
oaoposlpg that it Was canard, We cut it ont
ma sent it to the editor Of the kalamazoo 7.,,-
graph LIE writes US Us follows, which nun.c.
sorrs big hole ia the Ts.ses and Ht,akt storT
Editors P1sss md Tribune: - A'''.
lonr note cnc'o>iog aa item from .ha c,;,.
so 4. e HTad relztlve to certain aIieocd A.
Sesnons rom The Repub1icsn raofs j. rac1;zaS
IN reply would GAY, lst. that no s,,ch .r-.t:s
tSsr % '99E plaet;; ed, that Uou. Foster Pratt TX
iop. T. Ao"er Aaps ben proshrt,v isoofaen.
ana hsye experienced no Chan ge n
.,s,.H .ney seFer haye been 1<ru61ic1ns Or
E.csea member Of the last Leg Risisture On tha
iuesaocra1c ticket. These facts ure rntor;aae
~ g.. -; Aad lastly: the ''large German Demo
ssz"c tIao spoken Of as having been formed /
ILL., se9sstt e. 2! ebo2s Is members Nine
Tue Republican nroanizst1on, and are enthn'
BIG Sic for Lincoln Hamiin.
:. Ne'er was the pfospect Of carrying this State
y II. AZ overwhelming majority for Kepubljcan
~ ;. e et,a1! eive Lincoln larger mai ,rity , tban
's "a trenoA1 No Republican bee h.s a..
III. nas eoloxs, but on tue contrary bu updre.ia
.se torsaken the 81. king rotten hulk Of Demo.
1asy and joined the Republican h"s.s, fbe
1s ~te as almost 70 man for Republican
'tNs'piesf aaa arc true Is the dial to the Sun.
Respectfully yours.
, 1860-09-05

iffoa tae American b77tss Se~ FORK, Aux. 1851
~, miniature wooden ps8oda which Va
Drought from Bnrmab, layiug bexn broten
Hnne on saipboard, We we're very anxious to
eave Il repaired, aud tried several sorts Of zIue
eat;. ~; rnnopt success. till OR attention was
Ganea 70 SPald1ne's Prepared Glue, sold NJ 30
Fsast street. This We found 10 answer the nnr'
poae. The psgoda appears row to be strongly
cemented, and eau le seen bY calling at the *,
ice OF the Ameria1n f ,p.ist. ~"
, 1860-09-05

nooaces the deash at Jean Baptiste Fsirh,n1t NJ
st that place, last Monday morning. nfter :
or1ef Illness. Hs was 81 years Of .ee' md o,s
OF Tho earliest pioneers Of ,he Western cnun.
sfy, having been Gu The Western frontier jor
ds1tF't'ght Iears-two years Of which he snent
a. a. Maeksna", whence te removed 10 Prairie. .du-
s;o Ga,eo, a1d tdsne.' something oser forty ears
be bus been resident Of fai:bau1t. Ha vas
e !or soms years ao agent Of the Northwestern
far company, and often Travelled up the Mi.sis-
supp sud into the Interior Of Mime jo1a be(ore
Ne became perp1auaot resident
, 1860-09-05

h,s -; q. aae tsnaiitr name Of H. Greeley i Co
y: nlsspPearsd from the hesd Of tba NJ w.
q q gaAt ne announcement Of III nnhj;cs, ~ ;aa
~ 'ns Tribune AssocIasion'' 'taiior ve i. p1.cs
, 1860-09-05

AdE FEFECTS PERMANENT
1nd "F9fes. ". c. 4. V1as 5ke, ofBl6to. \ r +.
kno""to ihs merchants Of c1evelan a, Of. o, tbe
no tente'asnx ship and beat builders on L3k. So IT,.
dfefiirE character Of the ~ries an ho.otab.e
edsent'enaa and dan cn:crp1aiax znL .1eess.l ba,,.
vii give Weight TO bis te.iimas5:
ctETK1Axo. July -, 15tn.
DE- l. WEsLa~ .a1EA-D:ar Sir: IT VII! with n.,,
sufe answer yoaE lrqa r ssliv: t. tho NJ
tne eu'e Jou made Of my threat stm. y..r. 40.
haa e7ro1lc I1d nmation ot the throatllr,u...,.
heSe you eai+d the d{se7ee-and bad fur seyr,, x-,.
1led aVanesy q ntIclaes, Nth Htte or ru brnss,
a1a *hea 13rpEed to you h1rdfy 'oak.d 70. .n<rdv
eose but vas seaS a<rcab'y su2re .ocu 1ecoverzd
entirely and could ling read or talk ~ vel H +v-r w.,
every trace Of d4ease di.apFeard aad An ost h.nnv
u k2y that up 10 tie psesen. time hare haruo nr,.
Of sh= d1se4se. a.d an Perfectly vel r-sarl the p1-
oa Of tWo I*a1s - quite sufficient to a4a1t ur .pe.t
Ing Of t.e te:s Of -FOUR system Ct paeea a, rxxx.,
ahSf II Il all Sou aim fl l. 1ndetd II it 4al rot
besr, this period ia nj The VIC a,aIe, vy ein,t. ~
8a6A' exposed u h1vc often E, III TIC su7; tu,eoc
nee OF ~ extensive bus ty The lax. would h.ve
Aseaoeed 1ne 1set. Very tsur yours.
CA. Va SLYEE
-,,.f,
, 1860-09-05
0PI-e.F0-TS OF TuE pEopxr.

oPf.Nrfo-Ts OF TUE PEOPLE,.
Ae' g. r chafau'. Presiding Elder Of tho M.,h,a,.t
Conference settled In Dayton Oao whom Dr. Ayer
ofch1onse 1aa1natlon Ct the Throat ani S.a c.arrh.
sars:
ake Pleasure IA saytng thu. such his tctu ii. .u-re.
oE of- ASes In tfirS ny c7sc th.t ca erd ay ,ee NJ
memo NJ to those who may he ruget!se f1on Chronic
eass1h u the Head, d4e,as ct shs IN. and Lune.
1he following LITTER i from The Eea On. Of IL. t.u
1ao*n oisseaaats in Cincinnati. Ms. - Is, OF the whoe
streets WV "--He'
CtseISs1z1. Nov. -. 1s:9.
For several yeaes had fuf:sct extremely FRI IN irnn.
eh's and the !as two ycas k1 nd .om of
eoe and most dI'tresrE tyrptc,ns OF A.,, and
haa ott'n been 70 sui ce to have &tro. an, hn
mSet a's II >u6 catIou consequent uyn The
o'*ease' lisp tel to Or. WInslow Ages Who p, ,rr,
for m. with tie la2p1ett rsuts. III. s1cces, VA,
20 Aho complete With (. tint +: 60 dtlly ccnu:eud
s&"l psSs!ci1n luY d. ses ing tue e.lstrty b.
eDioys. ~
SOLOMON ADAMS, .s.or:. walnut .t,ee,.
, 1860-09-05

@FJ. II. Davidson will examine Tho p,,.,
AND TRIBUNE Of August 3lst, he will 6.da
statement concerning Tho railroad accident at
1ouos America, over tho signature Of Messr,
chap'n, crcswell and Holton, Of that p]oce.
We prefer ta<ing tie word Of these t.en,,a.
men to that Of J. ". D., and the latter will tn.
dsrstsnd that This is the reason why hin rom.
mua'cason is lot ventilated in the SC co1umna
We have no desire to accuse 1he Doup1osto
1sa3cts of any sins of which th.y are mt
guilty, aud We Lost no time III publishing ,he
Communication alluded to exculpatiug them in
re'a:'oa to the Young America accident, Tbo;r
fshl s'1s are sufficiently damaging without
N king them responsible for those thcv },avo
no band III. By the way, why is the a:semnt
that wss made to destroy train containing
Thousands Of Republicans on their woy hmm
from the grea4 demonstration at Sprinc6c}d
on tue sth Of August, suffered by the Doug.
'ss!tes 70 pass in silenca7 Il J. ". D. il
dssr liz Of doing his party real scryice he
would b. better employed in trying to shield
it 'raa1 the o3ium Of that diabolical decd tia,
IN writing pompous and insulting letters to
Republican Journals about a matter which
taoso Journals bid voluntarily and chcer1ul}v
Rst r;Gn1. Moreover, if ]. r.. D. wero at all
so1ic:lous to preserve his own good mama from
Fepro .ch' he would have quite as much up,n
us i+a3ds as Ee could well attend to. There
ire many people in Illinois, among: them hot
ls" oougEas'tes. who would bc glad to know
'h4: 20 las TO say about his alleged buying |
nd st!''.g Of certain men, women apd chn.
ren IN neighboring Slave State, within tho
sss ::eaF CT Two. Doubtless the column. of .
be T."4s and Herald would bs Opened IN
omaiualcation from J. ". D. on this suh;4c,
Va submit that be could better emp1or 1,;s {
ms in attempting to clear up the various sto- !
es IL circulation respecting theze alleged tran.
lotions of his than in reading lectures to thu e
REss AND TR1nCxE on The duties Of a nuh1;c t,
ufual b
, 1860-09-05

pP!3ogue10 Ma4s, R<p05Ztoon saYb:
Tra1ns over the Rutland and Wasb;,,.
ss.lroad are considerably imped ia ,heir n.ss
os y the nyriads Of Rrasshoppers thai lps@s lss
Ii. S a;,ns rsnroad track, mud ara crushed benesth
1eSSe.sa % slippery and greasy By tbe eru,h.d
w -, ~ hs u ~ y Amos' igpossib|e for a,Y E..d4
7"5 ~ os msde On tho % cradsa'' *s@e-
, 1860-09-05

+vsan Amsxo ZIP =, 'he oou Mouse. on mi rr;des iae
sssa os md . god Ss
men With great force. and l.. a 10 eon.cieuces Of
cieat serE1ca in his campaigning %. pas 90 etti-
met by lag a"disn:cs HheFevefh hs ~ ., nim 30
taestts, = =, spsak.
, 1860-09-05

ne complete returns ior The FOLLOWING eoyn
ties show thl If population tn he
, 1860-09-05

The following letter Is FINN Cleyr1,nd n,.,eb,-,
nA'rs aad influence Is wildly tnawn;
tlxTALAxp. Ju=e -, 1ssp.
short time aso p.ed myself pp-sr tic ,or,.,n, =,
" Aver. for thu Sasal ca.a:ra, Thtoa, plxa .,1
General Debility Hav ps 10 o:teu tried ,ho "a M.
ased 'emeditf VAN torer eteiu'ou. ,esoec,a. he r
eaeS Of aaS new system. but 10 NJ xrra 1 ,,toa md
a:to01shnsnt d. Ayers SUCCESS With me HI. be%a trv
The remtd}e4 sap'o5ea ub4eh by the wav.
mage. 50 eomp!et- has teen ii, th,t cora.ar
eo I'll ha 10 ms fents pays c;4a It eu,tent a. 4,
In the sped ity t. which be devo.e Ian ,ss dh,,
he thoroughly undesapds the 1.,nse aa true aco. r.
3ss1"eot ot sa's eiasso cases. q. .NASSEY,
Boot anc Shoe S,ofx."
, 1860-09-05

@AVWX 8NEWK KAXAAe
fx11AKA Cur, Auk ~.
1 RFNiUkT

xaxAw4r.
Nc have had qulte h little runaway from ou1
CITY atew Weeks ago, aud ~ have rnt hoard
hr. Majors. On. of our ~.s!,hi.;t nd bsst @ eiti
aans, and heavy freight eontrae.or for gov
/ q. nndut, il : alavshotdes, 4od had some dys 0,
atx slares i1Ting in bin family In th,a city. Thsy
appeared perfectly eontented, aod ~ sigas ai
! dtssatisfaetion hid eysr besa known between
Them md tho family. But as change. como
most i have coma crsr these happy and con-
tentsd cha&te!s. Lbsrty-"th1t curse to south.
Cru Institutions "--that Aordeaai to ths petty
tyFant'n ~hispered so1 ching re-
crst In their ears, aud it, atil Iii 3ocs laur-
INJURED: "Victorla's land, whefe slaves breathe
not" "hasseu theu--hasten for thy life r.
"The he4rtless oppressor Of thY race Il on thy
trail, fortune may change lands and thee aud
eyer.'
That sdyice or aid from without was given to
them, IL not certainly known. Their ptsnn
we're well laid and carried out. Toward even
lpg part Of the number was sent ou. in search
Of the COWS: but - the cows did not come, an
21aaf WAS directed TO 20 aud bring them home.
The aun went down but no cows. Tho last Of
tne party was then directed to 20 and search
tns others Ip, bus they tho s's}ed- Fivs chat
te!s had hetn sent in II A.ch If some Other chat
teis, and ali had stayed; night caoe, m,dniaht.
aoa tnen morD'nx, mild and rosy, bnt no serv-
ants, no slaves, no breakfast Tie cows came,
but 10 mixers. Where had they Ronef Search
Hss made, mules wers zcda. and messengers
alsps'ehed, but all il vain. They we're moi, was
~ y tbat ~. Known. supposi,ion suid that the
9. q. r. r. had sent IN express northeast,
p ana hfeiy the eoto'casche5s we're On ahstd. Tus
fuklh!e Slave law Was chartered aud eent to
qxerteke them, but reported :::9neomatclus."
H; ta's Ter! poor Country :o1 head pg such
,;n, -; o. stoek-our tences arc poor. Our great
ne will wait patiently for lie creat raj. .rI;ttso
. q, fence cut B4ek and Bz,cE, Jug md JACK viii
~ .de other fence breakers, and po4ad Them NJ,
salt river, unless they prefer oali lake sud IL,
aofmon liberty Of conscience and practice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
EXCELSIOR
NO. / PERUVIAN GUAF0
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
OpmHlUuIy huU"H %
EyCEISI0R DEBUR4,

EXCELSIOR DEBURd,
CONTAINING Ammonia, 6 per ct Phosphates,
" 81 per cent. composed of 700 pounds Of NO.
PERUVIAN GUANO, and 1900 pounds Of So
LUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Potash, So
da, and Magnesia, forming the most concentrated
and durable FERTILIZER ever offered to the
Farmer, combining all the stimulating properties
OF Peruvian Guano, and the durable iertilizing
properties Of Ground BoHes-suppiying an album
dance of Ammonia for any crop and all SOILS, ana
in a perfectly fixed conditon-not volatile, and
passing of with the first crop as with Peruvian
aud other Ammoniacal GuanOs, but stimulating
the crop to which it is applied, and all succeeding
ones, giving to poor, worn out aAd unproductive
ills, new life and vigor.
1t furnishes to the soil Soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Bones dissolved in Sulphuric acid) IN
perfectly available form, ready food for the plant
at once; fact of great Importance to the Farmer;
as the immediate action and efficacy OF all ma
nures depends entirely upon the solubility OF their
Phosphates. Bones are alone used in the manu-
facture of this article avoiding altogether the use
of the so-caled Phosphate Guanos, considera-
BILE portion of whose Phosphates are of Iron and
Alumnica, which are utterly valueless to the
Farmer.
The EXCELSIOR also supplies to the soil, Pot
ash Soda and Masnesia, which extracted
from it in the growth OF all plants; and must be
returned, or the soil will become impoverished
and exhausted, notwithstanding the application of
Guano and other Manures deficient in Alkalies.
This article has been tested for several years
past with Peruvian and other Guanos and now
ranks with those who have used it, as afirst class
Manure Tor any crop common to this region. Nj
merous certificates to that effect furnished on APP
plication.
Every package is warranted to be uniform in
quality, and to contain by analysis, the standard
of fertilizing properties.
Farmers should see that every package bears in
red letters the name of J. j. Il F. Turner, under
the inspecton-none other genuine Price SIT
per 1000 pounds. For sae.i any quantity, by
JAMES c. NEVETT,