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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
Physiology for the Married, or

fDySlOl0gy lGr lne married, VI
A PRAcr1cAL, RATIONAL AND PERFECT Con-
troll OF REPRODUCTION
&gl THIS IS, BEYOND ALL CON-
~ l. PARISON, THE most complete
and reliable work upon this subject
ever offered to the american people. It is the
latest of the kind published, and contains the
true and really useful of all that have prece-
ded it, besides many important facts never
before allu ded to in any publication.
No thinking man will at this age of scien-
tifc research, be content to leave to mere
chance all that pertains to the increase Of
his family. Judgment will dictate the num-
Der of his children, and the time and circum-
stance of their births And surely no intel
ligent worznn will neglect an opportunity Of
obtaining knowledge that may promote her
happiness preserve her youth, diminish her
sorrows and prolong her life
Sales confidential. Sent to any address in
secured envelopes free Of postage, by enclo-
sing the price Zone Dollar to DIR BIGELOW
Box 1896, st Louis, Mo. [n63-1y]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING
Simple remedies, easily Oh.
tanned, for the cure of Disease in
all forms.

PROFESSOR HENRY s, TAYLOR. nj. D.
It Tells You How to attend upon the sick,
and how to cook for them
how to prepare Drinks, Poul-
tees, Sc, and how to guard
against infection from Conta-
giors Diseases
lt.Iells You Of the various diseases of Child
rem. and gives the best and
simplest mode of treatment
during Teething, Commissions.
Vaccination, Whooping -cough.
Measles, &c.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Group Cholera
lntantum, Collie, Diarrhua,
Worms, Scaled Head. Ring
worm, Chicken pox Sc, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure
1t Tells You The symptoms of Fever and
Ague, and Bilious, yellow, Ty-
plus, Scarlet and other fevers,
and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Influenza,
Consumption, Dyspepsia, 4Asth.
ma, Dropsy, Gout, Rhcuma-
tism, Lumbago. Erysipelas, &c
and gives YOU the best RENE
dies for their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Cholera Nor
bns, Malignant Cholera. Small
pox, Dyscntery, Cramp, Disea
seS of the Bladder, Kidneys
and Liver, and the best rene
dies for their cure:
1t Tells You The symptoms of Pleurisy,
Mumps, Neuralgia, ApopleNy,
Paralysis, The various Diseases
Of the Throat. Teeth. Ear and
Eye. and the best remedies for
their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Epilepsy,
Jaundice Piles, Rupture, Dis.
eases of the Heart, Hcmorrh-
age, venereaI Diseases, and
Hydrophobia, and gives the
best remedies for their cure.
# Tells You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Broken Bones,
and Dislocations, Sprains, Lock
Jaw, Fever Sores White Swell.
ings Ulcers Whitlows, Boils,
Scurvey, Burns an ! Scrofua.
Il Tells Ioa Of the various diseases peculiar
to Women and gives the best
and simplest remedies for their
cure together with many val
liable hints for the, preserva-
ton of the health.
The work is written in plain language
free from medical terms, 50 as to be
easily understood, while its simple re-
cipes may soon save you many times the
cost of the book. 1t is printed in clear
and open type: is illustrated with ap-
propriat. engravings, and will be for
varded to your address, neatly bound
and postage paid, on receipt Of 800.
$1,000 A YEAR,
Can be pade by enterprising men
everywhere, in selling the above work,
as our inducements to all such are very
liberal.
| For single copies Of the Book, or for
terms to agents, with other information,
apply to or address
JOHN E, POTTER, Publisher,
No. Gil Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa
In II 6m)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30

A young lady Down-East adver
tises for the young man that Gem
braced an opportunity" and says
if he will come over to her town
he can do better.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
pll7I!S'I|j;Nr!l1 E!S,il;;d|[lE]1EI|'

hereby announces to the public that he will
at all times keep on hand full aud complete
assortment of the following goods;
Delaines, Ginghams, Prints, Cambrics. Sheet
ing, Shifting. Denims Ticking, Cashmere,
Kentucky Jean, Over Coat cloths. Flannel,
Ready made clothing, Boots 6, Shoes, Hats
& Caps, Ladies, Gents and Ch!drens hose,
Needles, Pins Buttons, Hooks and Eyes, Su-
gar. Coffee, Tea, Crackers, Salt fish, Cheese
Tobacco, Crockery, Hardware, &c &c.
Also, all kinds of Patent Medicines.
all of which, I will sell as cheap, as
the cheapest,
. .ys:zET All kinds of produce taken
in exchange for goods.
Vernon Springs, August oath 1860.
[n5v Am. S.H. NOBLE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30

"N hat do you call this?" said
Jones tapping his breakfast light
with fork.
''Call it, snarled the landlord
-"what do you call it,"
"Well, really" said Jones, Il
don't know; it hasn't quite enough
hair in for plaster; but there's a
little too much in it for HASH
"Why, John, l don't think you
like liver" 80, ,es,' said John.
II like it very we'll for fifty OF six
ty meals; but don't like it as a
steady diet" The old lady cook
ed something else for the next
meal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
Miscellaneous.

Gov. S. was a SPLENDID lawyer
and could talk jury out of their
senses. He was especially noted
for his success in criminal cases
almost always clearing his client
He was counsel for q man ac-
cuscd of horse stealing lie made
a long eloquent, and touching
speech. The jury retired, but re-
turned in few minutes, and with
tears iii their eyes, proclaimed the
man not guilty. An old acQuain-
lance stepped up to jim and sad
"Jim the danger is now passed;
and now honor bright, didn't you
steal that horse :" 10 which Jim
replied-"Well, Tom, | all along
thought I took that horse, but
since I've heard the Governors
speech, I don't believe | did.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
pNEPAHED BY
ID II. j. C.. AYE IL & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for g.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for tho cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to tho best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

TOR rH1 CURE or
costircness, JaH,aice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Dysentcyy, Foul Stomach, E,ysipelas, Headache,
Plies, Rheumatism, E,1ptions and SKIN Dissasss.
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1unnors and
Salt Rheam, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, a. a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying tho Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes OF
family physc.
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for $1oo.
Great numbers of Clcrgymen, Physeians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness efthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit tho
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealer. with
other preparations they make moro pront on.
Demand Ayers, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for the and tkey should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
J. SLAWvER, New OREGON, and by all
Dealers in Medicine everywhere. SO 6m
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-11-30

Look at the Club Rates
Look at the Club Rates
Look at the Club Rates
Look at the Club Rates
, 1860-10-15
HQYfEAEH RELYCXE
YXA8o3s L. Kc1sNAYI--.4 <x17cx3. EzlE19

F3.5-FC{S Il. H1FF.H-4.F-T.
Cortu:G tae uEaad Daee OF tee p1th!a4
q AasEick a7t SxsLt.ta ard tse city OF frank
fert ana ~ special ye1l s.Assx at
AAh0vEk, Z E>SIA. NASSAU, PRUSSIA. AAX0NY,
WlETEAftEIsG. lLDENEEEG, DC, !z47-dAw1y
, 1860-10-15

NEW Yonk, Oct. u The bs1 in honor to
the Prince did not open till IL: owing to the
necessita'ed the playing Of the anvil chorus. BY
party Of carpenters The Prince opened 1he
bail with Mrs. Gov. Morgan. He Eext danced
with Mrs. Hoyt, daughte. Of Gen. Scott. Tha
bal! Hgs magnificent succeHs.
Barrows / Scott's Kerosene Oil Factory
Brooklyn, was burned yesterday. Loss SIS,
900; no irsurAcce.
Henry L7we, the alleged forger Of over $100,
600 notes Of the Cofonial Bank Of Darbacoea :
IsH yeara since, WAS arrested last evening.
, 1860-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


W4sutxo1ox, Oct. l3.-PrivAto advices from
Sonora report that Guadara hao taken Guymaa
and every other town sAye nefmoallio, where
Petquisra WIS fort'iying tor last desperate
battle.
Cant. Calendar of the Ordnance Department.
was ordered to trauafer his command oi ING
Bcnec,a Arsenal to the next in COMMAND, anu
report hinself at Washington-
fe1rsd 10 the Ordnance Department, and or
dered to the Denecia Arsenal
Titus l. Co, Ne~ York, have been informed
that they can hold the Ar1z'na m'pes n1 under the
Mexican mining Laws. The Land 0ihee has - Or. !
dered the rules for surveying in California to he
so1 lied to the public lands In Ariz qua, By which
III lie min nsra1 lands will be omitted from th:
public survey. This ruling prevents The loca'
lion Of mines By private parties, and leave.
them open to be worked By any one: a. they art
in California. There is no positive law for this
bu: il is consistent with the previous policy o.
our government.
, 1860-10-15

C1xc1xsA7,, 0:s. ls-As Breckinridge bar-
becue uear Winchester, Clark County, ky.,
yesterday, = young man, son Of Dr.. West, OF
Bath County, being prevented by Mr: Scott
from rushing to dinuer table reserved 70: the
ladies, drew piatol srd fred 1t the latter,
whom the shot missed, but took effect in the
face Of Mrs Emua Hickm N, iLfl.ctir 4 s. Eious
wound West wss seized BY the mob, taken to
him to prciecting LIMB, but the Sheriff Of The
county intsrlerre trd prevailld upon the peo-
pIe 10 deliver him over to the law, and Wet
~. taken to Winchester and lodged in jail to
tr:ol
, 1860-10-15
Daily Rericx Of hicago Market,

fA1rKpAF EFEsIfo. oct- H.
rREiGuTs-Adratced1 1Q!Hc- The eaGzEenehts ~~re
q. .folowa: To buffalo: Fnp. Wenoua, wheat st
brc Fus Ga.tner and sctr. MidpiRht, wheat II 1tc:
re. Contest wheat It n}c tchr Eclipse, wheat ito cat
AtAu.a.k eat lec; eehr. L<nosa wheat 10 load II Ri
ea1e} lt3c; IT, Goodt]I wlea. 1t lee- To O1~ego
nehr. &. ]. Hey, wheat n &c
F1oCH R.es ved, $40. bis; Market rneharF.d.
gIp were 10 Lbs ''Slver" Rid Writer at eto0 al:
14s hba 'Ctnms ze'a" trrirg ezra $50 de-; loo bfls
%ed.. Nsp !: 81 60 cel; 80 Ibis *Mor At stoo c.
no W4upaees- on FL 100 TIL Roed ttarE sxta At y,
u de 40 bis do II stso deli bbs "R:ck River" super
nj Aas dt 2 Ibis 4Le,bu.g" sprnk era, At A.;o de
no th. waea at u bis fair sptinx txt,a
443ct1;1p b .ls medium do nj Lsodel
hHEAT-Recev.d 14ss5 bu; shipT cd 1T 1871 hu. N:E.
xt ou.ecd Gull 41d }oxe1 brt slose dfm and 1e hkhtE
3. 81 1860 no red 1t SC in to1e 100 DO nj a In
100 b extra club At SIC in tto; 1eo bu fostheef
e.ub 1t %: ID ore $40 bu do at 9lc in store se0D
b No rptex 4: sc sto1r; to5 b7 do Is %
bu do At &c .u ttor; Eo3 1t sse i. store; 1900
eu Go At &c In stare; Do On t.; 6foJbu No.
ep7ng u sc store; DO nj sok in sore; oeo1 ts
d osteaxe IN sosE bu d, nj slc in sose y 100 hu do
nseske In s,o.c 90 IN Co It s Ia tios ooo b. doAt
e5xe IN stae 100 hu 6He 10 tto:e 1eoo tn do II
tsetasa1e; 1850 tn do 81 6Ke In store. 190 tn do At
ssxcia tt1re; soobu }scd at sc In tsore Loo ou Do
n Tic In ttorr.
poKN-Eeeev,d. q es1 tu, Market dali aae1 lower.
Sales ws 800 bu No. a, aae In atot% 49, hu DO 1t asc
IL Gov ba No. 1t sis tn stose so bu ne aheed
xt Sc Ier 60 lis Oh t:aek,
0AT5.-Ete lived. 6tf4tus shipped ZOO bu Mike.
q thade loxe:. Sale, were: aioo bu No. 1t 1sAei In
ss.e; l,ooo bu DO I'll In stor.
RYE.-n' ce:ved, SIS tn. sskst dun. faIsa wr1s -
1m baks ii BIC dsl.
BAkLEY~-Heee:ved. 1,lss hu. Naske: quiet Sales
w:-so bu extra n &c tack; 10 bag. good Atec GU
taek.
sEEp7-R*cs.pts :l7to H. Market fos Timothy qu,..
BAles ::t haxl prime ii 417 1s bas kool
CRANBERk1Es-onris nris II 60.
AlGHT1k-s-16o hts country II 1se: Il b,l1 city n
ioss 1t lsH..
AtEoH0L-&l2aae ps. gal
MESS PoRE-Nomlra1 1t t.96o.
LARp--Eomz.l At 1ite Ike.
JALLoT-6 50 tslA prime nj k.
RIDES -1sseered, sl.l1l H. u 1ket seadr. Green
s,,sed, :xa7x:; DRY salsed. llGlse: Dry Flint l4o
NKe.
BUTrER-Ma,kcts carr. Sales wc:e:-15 pkxa kood ii
axe: &t pigs COMMON to good atsk@l1c-
Ea03-1n alreemsnd II sok2lle per deg.
POTAT0ES-puNxt II E6ec,
PotLrsY-chlekers,4 I, u soal :t rer der.
LIVE ST0EE-R' celved. s53 HeEa, 66a Btevsa. Mar-
kus 70. pee.es active and nrm viii good tpQ7!7 By
pssss1 mp !pperl. Hogs stea ,. Sales were:
e beeyes sve,axinx t0t0 II,
-. " .....s.....s..-..+.. Tx
Ii :. N1u 1s- ...s.s.s..-s ...-.....- = o:
x&0hQH. so5 .--.+sss.As..-.ss....sh ok
, 1860-10-15

SAVINGS DEPARTNRNT.
Dfcos1s rotlesa kaaa dvs dollars, received A7
Cefti1easa OF Deos.s ifet. lztee=t II liz PER
viii be allowed oa te3osla OF THU description ater the
edaeasea nA:s payable demand I'D Ia like funds
6fnnGtAt.
, 1860-10-15

TIE recei.ts Of whea. to-day amounted to
147,7es In srd tie shipments l47, isl busaef.
The market was more active ard an advance Of
about one cent was gained. 1t the opening
the tendency was ttronsly downward, but as
soon a. the New York dispatched were reee'7ed
1hs market became oyant and closed hrm'
misunderstanding the advance in f1eights. A:ont
10000 ba we're sold a. 9o@alc for No. Red;
s8c for extra Club; 9cG91c for Northwestern
Club s,@5s. for No. Spring; ss@set> for
No. 2s,ripg aad :5@'cc for Rejected. There
was better inquiry for aour, and The transae"
tinns we're heavier. but there IVES no improve
.nent in prices, although 1t the close hclders
we're asking higher figures. About 14oo bols
were sold at 43o@4 70 for medium to choice
spr;ug extras. Com was dull and neglected.
nrices dtc1irirg lc, with bus limited transae"
t;ons Ut s7lc for No. ?, and 8s@s9c ior No. j.
Oata shade easier-1s@lstc being the range
Of to.dpy's exles. nye dull. Barley qnle:.
Frei,hts advanced l@l4c. Eight vessels
were engaged At l5@16c for whea: to Buffalo,
and 2cc 70 Oswego.
NuwArkEe MAsH7s.-The Gent;a1 OF this
morning reviews It's markets aa ioAo"s'
The rec,ipls Of wheat to day, it will be seen,
were lcs, ,172 bu, and the shipments only e.: 500.
TIE receipts for the week will average about
100 600 bn rer day, exclusive Of Hour, and tho
de5yrr;cs by tearns. The market WAS steadJ
unfii towards the close Of Change 1t yester-
dar's nr,ces. Shippers purchasing pretty free
" At 9lo for No. spring, AID ssc fer
No, :, but on receipt Of second, dispatches
from Ne. York, decline Ct lc lmmsd.atey s.hd
took pia:e, and fubseqnently nuJe ~Nn'e"
r.nt st q fur,h.1 concesaion. The mar
~ !, cons, onencs was very dull IN sitter.
+a,n and M. wss offered to hny amount =:
es. .1' RIA 49,. renorttd anount to ntsvly TO-.
a. 49, IN. - a;.0e1c far No. spripe: as@ssc for
~ oas, "aaoes - % ~ c,rt and etm93r 1or Extra
~ ~ '3s,.S s""". ~ vs1e e1t1eme,x scarce and
s..;at.. .1u trn w;.h an inward tendency. Tbs
s sahss r.xal M .,d Plnyer Fera chartcred to loAd
e ~ nasTs,o ss 16c. and = couple Of vestels for
f1swr,o on p1ivat: terms. An eE.r cf ice wss
nnhde for the Sear. y, y; ooaenAo. ,t PIT W. une
from from LlFerPoot WIN ., ou,A I;ah ~,
out Was 1tiuseo' 6er o"oe4 H'A0l"s 0e' -
tsen cen's-
nozror M.rx1r-Oct. 1o-Corn' Exehsrpe-
, 1860-10-15

~ TnHErAfE1 hx~ 1okX, O4. II.
Aspu and unchanged. with small saes 1t y Is for
fTLT,-4s,ket ii t:dsy has beeu rr-y much excEt-d by
III Attic. rr,vIle tcrru1ta snd ~lth .ers cIP m DE-
mud Pc hive pted uIjr ne pr h1B. and tn snne
eas.. ls sslss q on ot1s ~ i9r sol et stzs
&31&tsso f,w 10 med um e u veFEn; o. 26
for ah ping brano. Eousd OLo. 10 With
~. ss sses e. i @
proved pHcea. fae- 100 t"ls n ts6s2 40 cmno" TO
cuo,ce SIT hse four eonstnnes tady Eh tmi sales
I'd rstess sene1an: w,hous impsstant ensf G.
WhHxT-A q &dr & n t.. 6a1es ITO brs II AGING,
ehief, ii tte inside ?, e 90 tms pare u :t5e
y.ea. nrtrt,e Aee uuta and he asxr busi, for
.Tnot F,jcs~ hare edv.no d :9eprtu. e%le. ts,v Q
bus while oh!o lsdaEa &c .fo71 ~ A. !. soFs et*
al ss md u brl - ai4l 100 tu ~hLe Mse, iea1 It
sl e. 10 can,oi@ ,so So elp 1T x.st:e &c ;.uts e.
II; ss1 Ia amber w.e.n tn, - re - 500 BY
;s:so spei1g. II y sci = tx t1tm H. tr H.! Erh
a e. M, !aoeT.a :! u s91 ~ y; n1.e ~
sae1v. = et.n. 20 q 81 Ionhsrn i Gss. ny y
3nst sn5 arm. ea "1 :. NAIea l<to, I'M st 81 ;n1
{. T. I'D . 10; y. Corn, ''':-ss -asunp" m ~ 1se.
r, r.. dtm nd ~ export an1 hotae -'eA-t saa'
3oo ba u 7i&7-c Tor n!zzd ~tzstrn 10 s~. leg I'D
III tus r. sAies so b:l, ii sa.s
~ ses 70 s.ies s:a = ets, ~ euet sDa no
r: =. :oa1 = o;e. tfne - ms. eei nd
.ste ana e. T., u sa qa,sa
s99ases eu :, sai*s 10 er. lciES1: Uuutr II
liz e, nreo3 3 IL g tor ss.s tneess aAady 1t "a
s7oeks 1S,oes make, e.eat5 but quie, ct,Gn11sx
~ III s., ,t. Is u t.nt echn EH ~: (
T. tx, u a. ;'' ~ e'' Co %" Del tnafo' '' Eli
, 1860-10-15
Terrthln A frrsy in Arkankax

Wax BrnEx, Ark, Oct. 13.h.-Aiter a 'regi-
mental muster which WAS held here to-day,
three men named Rufus and Jactsou Covipg
ton, brothers, and sen Of the after, were kill
ed by two brothers named silas and b n Ell
wards. Several others we're badly cnt aad
otherwise injured on both sides. A. old feud
existed between the parties but the dwardses,
who hsve long been the terror Of this part o1
the State. are the aggre sorB. While trying 10
m6ke their eseape they we're overtakea bJ the
constable md b pose and lodged in the jul
i large crowd nex1ly succeeded il takina
the p;i.oners from tbs constable, and hanging
item upon the street, and afterwards aurrs und
ed the Jail for that purpose, bu, we're finally
pacl6ea.
The p.cpls arc much excited, aud it il feared
the prlsoners will yet by lynched. It is ths
most atrocioua affair ever known here.
, 1860-10-15

NEW Tonx, Oct. ls.-The steamship DE- Soto
arrived lis. night from Hzrana S.h. Sugar
quiet; stock Jas, 900 boxes.
The slave steamer City Of Norfolk had landed
500 Africans, and was Then headed aeaward, full
steam on, valves cut aud feed pipes open. with
the expectation that she would founder, bat tbs
the Spanish Wat vesse. discovered her, also 500
Of her negroes and the crew. The rena.uder
had been disposed Of. The American olliesE aud
crew were sent to Key Nest br the American
Consul in the United Stases sts amer Crusader.
, 1860-10-15
Vermont Legislature.

MosrpE11kn. Oct. la.-Ths STATE Legislature
orstn I'D te-day, The House elset!ng 4; =
ming. OF Bra.tleboro, Clerk. The Senate chess
Mr. Gleason, Of Moa' pelier, Secretary.
To. day tbs Goyerno. Was in8ugurated, and
delivered messsgs, mainly rsla'ing to loca
subjects. The educational. agricultural and
daancisl condition Of the Safe is represented
to be a.ur1shtng. The Governor intisna ed
that he woula not be candidate for re e]eo
ton
, 1860-10-15

Jas. r. AuSsON, Frttkht gent, Cslcxt.
]. J. Hocstus, Gent fralkhs AT, Chicago. ~
, 1860-10-15
The Pennsylvania F." Fusion :" Broken

The E&nh8yIyAm1N " FU&10n :" Hf0KRu
Up.
READING. Pa, Oct. 1.-THE regular Demo-
cratic Stale Committee, Of which Nr. Wech ia
Chairman, met in this city today and adopted
The following resolution:
Rtto{rtd, That this Committee do hereby re-
tciEd it's action at Philadelphia the Cd Of Jnly
and q. Csesson on the 9th of August, and that
We recommend to the Democi attic partJ Of
Penns7lyania to stand By the electoral ticket
made bY the Democratic State Convention ut
Reading on the LIST Of March.
Amendments recommending . conference
with the Bell Everett party aud Tie Douglas
party were rel cted. Adjourned.
, 1860-10-15

. Dos7os, Oct l2.-Fan euil Hall was thronged
to. night, ard hundreds were unable to gain en-
trance, TO hear Ar. Ysncey. He Tes cordially
received and listened to with stteution, and fre-
quently applsuded. ns oddzess IVES substan-
tally The same as the one delivered in Ne"
VorE
, 1860-10-15
neatructive Gale In New Bsun.w1ck,

Vc8tfuctiVe Ga1e IN New HFunFWIcRs
Bos1os, Oct 13.-Late New Rrunsnick papers
repor. terrific gale in the Gulf Of Ct. Law.
renee on the 7th Of Oct. 1he railroad wharf
at Shcd1ar was destroyed, and bulldogs we're
blown down or loaled away. Two sccooners
m into the fields. Two schoourrs toat left the
Shed,ac on the morning Of the 9Th iEs:. are
supposed to be lost. The damags 1t Shediec
ia Estimated at $l5 600.
, 1860-10-15

Il AMI GHlCAuO RAILROAD.
Now plsted a.i ca:t:tn tcn Chicago 70 P:th577Ft
wttso1, q aEs sepn sMsttnx 81 ~ ~ H. graz ,,,,
70 Aev York Phiia1eipa!a, Ea..l'uore AEd
uey, Nav fc.k, 4Aryla1t Ac-
Ne.chAats u taking th:s route, wiaave .hs h%n&st
Ill Tie Eastern Ea:tst X &C 2+G1Eona. co1t-
BAxE1Se checIsi through.
Trzirs leave tie itpot of GA1A: mi Tan Eursz
A.eets, West S.ts. a. follows: -
so .1.-Aornlne ExpFtsA dst17 (SracA5s s1cerieo
10 P.N.-Niaht Express. aa:i} fs.:u1taJ. sxee2std3
CppcectEk At CEeatne Wlts Cterca-d IN, La.e SLoy.
R4!Euatto h1ntt1t, Ea1zio Sl1-ara FaA Sew York
Bo4top Rzt At! 3~! tow1s ct New En- gland. via Nxv
Yo7k Ceasr1.aad New Yurx .ad E::t Railroads.
Also. soGth 10 CcIunpu& ZaEtsy:itt- Newark. Meurs
Vsspcn 5se1beave, ald Oags
The .boYe trains connect a. To.eat With traius ca Hl<
River Road Springfield, raasa, Dayton andCfa:IDaa
ASo With trains n L!n4f Dayton And Cncnnat ,rn1
FARE AS Low Ab ANY OTHER ROUTE
bound East will tnd this route both pleasant
md Agreeable pa:zk though m1ty OF iha arfe4t A1
fccst cities In the ubltFd Ssa-ea.
Pacaxers arriving Il Chcaxo any of sta :oada vii
IND Asen tbs depo: Eective cheets
&ad baggage tee Of ch1sEe to lhs ttsha.x Az
Qhtea<3car- Sleeping Ga1 accompany e.ehts1ln.
Wes:. aad the CoEpaaya o4re, Raneo 80
0eazecra t:eets oprosts ths ksYs1e House, fha
Depot #sst Side. eo2ef Of Canal aud vaa Ba.ea
QIe3xo.
8s5asacalarso ak for t:tk.s. ey Fo..wayae.
H.f. PATRICK. Tck.tAsEat.
Jas: r: AuSsoN, Frttkht Agent Calasp.
, 1860-10-15

ALBANY, Oct. 13.-The steamer Daniel Drew,
whicD LETT New York At teven this morning,
arrived here at o:20 r. ~, making 1--we iAodlnga-
Running time tix hcnEs and thirty minutes.
This js The quickest trip on record.
, 1860-10-15

LITTLE VALLEY, \. T., Oct. 12.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention which met
here to day, has nominated 1Ion II. Burnell Of
Chsutanq ~ County, for Congress. Il. E. Ftn-
tnn i. the b. publican nominee.
, 1860-10-15

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
\ Coutty, Ss.-otnb<r Tern. 4. D. 'sql Of tie Su-
peros ,,ouEt Of Chse.xo Anra Young ". John 4tunk-
Of aa.d John Yorne defendant III said Fuis aad that
due rq be be tound Eav!nx tht nsY peen ded
given 10 lid I'm Younx and al pesons that
ri, AnrA lou ~. on te ~ q sept* nosft @,
u .he on:e q Us e.t Of I'D cou, oa he ch,
issp. sui Of aIi curt said DC enalt uzaAb
% ths as Aona,y Of etcht5 y, A. ,5e Court Aou's
hnv usl.s. yo The eat3 Joen fouak ehatl pefsonaly
b and before ~ So, On a r. s e,s a. et hs
The ot MnncsT Of t,rtn nett atd plead
ur to .ad Ill o. compliant lhe same g he tattn for
cofe,ped Led decree sn.eFtd aoeo9aHs 10 the payer
Witness nv haad 1t the Ctr Of ch!eakc thl. lth DAY
September, 4. u. lsco- MALL rts ~ ~ sAhL.
Ksox. rrsrAcz Il R1so, Solicitors for Complainant
n. .4.d44.1tAwAW
, 1860-10-15

A'AiHAsI&4 siG AT1J.
}ALlE q SEYMOUR
- FKopCC+ AND ,.e>akA.,
u d n M SSIOS .nEnr
Trte 'a!a and paict>.4 Of
<tesr, frat~, <trsss s.,a., Prar,.t~
Afdsss htt.
oues l's South "~sss 'tsess. rvEetoy'. na..ss..
JA1. D. BA,Zix.
.. Pest onee Ora ~e. SO. Ck'cs 'A"-a
a:s~TA 4'ya1tes III sIe ~ Ton: ,tu.r.is
h1FEaksoHs:-:sufx+t.K Kut s.tA .Eik Ia yn :
'.a: Yen =! y,, AftS D.A Z. :"
I.nn. ~ WY 'a's s.s,C'1. r. Asfr r tug.
AalGeA!.3n. ' ''''"et' = ~
, 1860-10-15

new YoRk. 0ct l+.-A Jourg woman named
Joseppire S,mcpson Was burned to death at
saloon in D,yard street, last night, By her
clothes taking Ere