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MISCELLANEOUS. :
THR ONLY PRFPARITT0T
UNIVERSAL coNPTDRNcRAp.rpoS.o, a,
FOR sTITESNEN, JuDoEs

= Nn
CLERG YMEN, LA OIES, asd 0RNTIemrS
in 81 parts Of the world testify 20 the efka.c, ~
PROF. o. WOODS HAIR REsroRATIyR
snd Eentemen OF the Press are unsnImous in iss
sss o. ~ eS1nt for more aud it vil be impOsss for
Seai note y the as.h pfs in.ss.s lsS s..
6ss bsS ssylnt that S2p bad beard h.,
storauys, an requesting my certifcxte OF the iset
II had no objection TO tive it.
and SSnsS ,S os ths sS. sSsr s9. ., my
e @ Tor. Il. sSs A ,
dandruf 20 form open H. Esch Of these disssre e
6af s hs%. snS iSSrs 81 S.. PsHsa: a:
of the top Of my hesd and thresfeuing 20 mare ne
In this unPl, asant PredIcament was induced TO
tIy ood's Hair Restoratiye, manly 10 arrest the
tion thei ETsy hair could ever be restored 70 its
orlsirsl color except from dres; I was, however,
ties only, hat only was the falling Of srrs.ses,
but the c,lor VIVA estOrsd 10 the cray hairs and
on my hesd much 10 the % 81 form nm
wife. At whose solicitation was induosd 20 try a.
her sex, sfonsy T.oS%mend al sI.b.nS. Sss .se s
the sdmirsti n Of their wives 10 profit 5, my
To WOOD e. ~ Brosde.y. srs a L.SDn. y.
longer at No. IL Carol Pace.
n 10 fEoF. y J. WOOD: Dear Sw: Your "Hair
restorative" has done my hair 40 much good sanoe
J commenced the us. Of IL, that wish 20 make
Known 10 the public OF its Elects on the hair which
are great a iasn or woman ma. be nearly d. spriyxd
oi halr AND BY resort 10 yoar Hair RestorsuveS
ine naiI WIN return more beeutifu than ever ut
iesst ms Is my s1perienoe. Believe II al :
P.s-You csn publish the shove II YOU hfs p,
publshlng In our Southern papers you will ret
more patl onage south. see several Of your cer-
paper. w n kESEpY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
fRor. U J. WeoD; Dear Str Having had the
misfortune 70 lose the best poStion Of my hair from
the eneots Of the ye Ow fever, in New Orleans In
1851, was infuoed 10 make trial Of your prepars-
uon, and found 10 10 answer as the very thing
needed Ny hair is now thick and glossy and no
words can express my obligations % you In giy1ng
TO the ahict sech treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative ia put up in bottles of three sises
VIZ; large. medium and small; the small hold half
pint and retails for one dollar per bottle; the
dfum holds AZ least 20 per cent more in proportion
than the smah, retals for two dollars per bottle;
tiep asss holds sgss 90 per oent more in proper
o. WOOD Co, Pnoprietors, 14l Broad-
way, New York, and 1 Ia Market street, 81. Louis,
- And sold BY al good Druggists and Pauey Goods
po3lers au N-eoly.Alv
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THE DIAMOND ROBBERY AT SARATOGA 1T will
be remembered that during the early part of Sep
tember the wife Of Joel White, Of Connecticut
while at the Union Hotel, Saratoga, was robbed
OF diamonds Of the value Of five or SIX thousand
dollars. The robber, 1t was suspected, was a
finely dressed and beautiful lady, assuming all
the airs OF dsshing belle, and who managed to
make the acquaintance Of Mrs. White, and thus
obtained knowledge of the place of deposit of her
valuabies. One day Mrs. White missed her ac-
quaintance, and also her jewels, and man, prob
ably her accomplice, disappeared at the same
time from an adjoining hotel.
A few days ago Deputy Chief Ham had infor-
nation OF the arrival of a man and woman In this
city, Of rather gaudy appearance, who exhibited
large amount Of valuable jewelry. This led to
suspicions and dispatch was sent to Saratoga
for a description Of the jewelry stolen from the
Union Hotel The description was sent by ex-
press instead Of telegraph, and before it reached
this city, the parties suspected had left for Halifax
where they probably sailed for England In the
Cunard steamer of Thursday. The description
sent on answered to the jewelry exhibited by the
suspected couple In this city-Boston TYa-sHer,
September y.
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A WIDOW WOMAN STABBED AND SHor-INYRrr
OF THE assassin TO COMMIT SulcIpE-HIs
ARREST AND lhPRIsoNMENT-JKALousY rHE
CApsK. '"-
From the New York Express of Sent o.,
Shortly before l2 O'Clock on Monday morning,
the lower part Of Greenwich and Washlngtoo
streets was In a state Of commoton caused nv tbe
shooting Of a woman, named Hannah Jones bv
Henry Norris Pierrepont. shoemaker, living Al
10 Greenwich street. Since the 18th Of July Mrs
Jones has bsen widow, and Pierrepont az she
was poor, took compassion upon and aided her In
every possible manner. Having sp affrctionats
mary her, and was accepted, although a dav q
not been fixed upon for the wedding. Pierrepont
had on various occasions been slightly jealous Of
Mrs Jones, and circumstance occurred late en-
sunday night which aroused the green-syed mon
ster to he b ghest pitch of phrenzy !
While sitting alone In his room an acouafp
tance desired pierrePont to go with him and lie
woEld show him a sight not pleasant 10 witn.ss
The two accordingly Started and went to the rear
OF the premises oc6upied by Ms Jones. wbe e.
upon pushing aside ae curtain Of an open WI ndow
a man who !: an employee Of Adams Expess of.
her vast. He turned from the scene In tower.
Ing rage, fully resolved to call Mrs. J. to account
Tor allowing such familiarity with another man
when she was to be married TO him. Pierrepont
returned home, but MOTTO sleep his feeling being
TOO much worked upon to admit Of repose Early
ths following afternoon, Pierrepsnt called upon
MA Jones and questio. ed her In regard 10 what
- 80 seeH tne hiknt previous, when In explana-
ton she said the man talked Of comiog TO board
VIII her and she wished TO secure him. She
subsequently got into passion with Pirrepont:
said she was mistress Of her own houss ma Of
fered 10 pay him back all the money be had m.
propriated for her benefit, 90 that he wouid bsrr.
no cieim whatever upon her -
Phts vas TOO much for Pierrepont to bear and
In a moment he drew long -biaded sboe tniSs %
and thrust it through tLs right forearm. dividin9
sae Of the large arteries - '"s
Ths victu, then fed 10 the house Of Mr. FIT,
gerald, 81 Morris street. pursued by the inf,,,,tsd
man, an1 fPding the door fastened against him,
drew do0ble= 6arrelled pistol and ared throuob
the door st random. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitxqersld1 1ss
also Mrs. Jones, were Ut the door at the time and
conseq uently the lives Of all there placed in
jeopardy Unfortunately, the bullet took erect
in the head Of Mrs. Jones, and she fell insensible
TO the noof. The door was then opened :, when
Mr. Fitzgerald grappled with Piefrepont. who
held me pistol and was about placing 1t to his
esaS a hiev bis own brains out, a. he afterwards
eoafessed PisHsPant resisted, and was twice
knocked down by fifzgefsIA yhse large crowd
| about the head, blacking both eyes, &c.
BY this time oficer Rowland arrived and ar
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NAVAL INTELLIs An Instructive and
ssaewhat interesting series Of naval ex periments
were made In New York harbor on Friday and
saturday last. Their result 10 rather an evidence
Of soundnsss in an old princi pie than discovery
of new one. Captain Ward, accom- panied by
0nderl>- Sergeant Lilly, Sergeant Stevenson ana
some en- 'tent marines attached to the North
Carolina. e. 1barked on the powder boat of tie
Navy Yard, an,t proceeded down the Bay for the
purpose Of xyins' what material, such as sand,
psirm. &c, offer, the greatest resistance to
dI Isc harpe Of shot. TIE weapons used were the
new ride arooved) Minis musket, recently intro
duced into the Marine Corps, and In order to test
rhe reliability Of cancellations srawn from their
uys hundred yards distant and fred 1T. Every
bali perforated IL, without leaviRg any sign Of
exhaustion in its track. a bag Of oakum, the
compressed nbres Of which are supposed TO possess
considerable resisting strength was then suspend.
ed ffom triangular frame $40 yards on, and the
marines were ordered to FIRE. The shot passed
through the bag with remarkabl precision, and
otiiqnely entered The board outside, which de-
lnonstrated the inedicieney Of oakum a. a pre-
teetive commodity. Sand was Hsst hied In
g milan manner, at distance Of 800 yards, bnt the
eoasequsnces were totally different The balls
not only did not pass through the bag, but were,
at depth Of six inches, fattened into shapeless
forms, satisfactorily establishing the superiority
Of sand for the purpose intended Ii is therefore
believed by Captain Ward that bags Of moist
saSd are the most effective guards against destrnc
nos during nfe on ship OF fort, an inference NOT
a I'll new, although frequently combated A
,stngulax kset developed In the ex p<riments was
the certaisty with which the siisht<st Impedi-
se.snt, throWa In the path Of the ball rendered IL
comuaratively hs9les. shot passing through h
wetgbt On metal discharged a. an Inch board does
20 ttss~ ouace musket ball, would twis, and
turn In lis eourss, aud almost invsfisbsy prevent
f,jary 70 the real object aimed st hs'f
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resseo the man, who was rescued from his assail-
ants and taken to the station house In the mean
time the victim was conveyed to the New York
Hospital and placed under the care Of Dr. Weir,
the House surgeon On making an examination
the ball had entered little above and in front of
the right ear, passing inwards and slightly for
wards, destroying the vision Of the eye from
probable division Of the optic nerve. A probe
Dr Weir found IT impossible to locate the bullet,
which Ii supposed to have lacerated and lodged
In the brain. Last evening the poor woman was
In semi stupid condition, and the attending
physician thinks II quite impossible for her to
cover.
Late on Monday afternoon, Pierrepont who re-
grets not having succeeded in killing himself,
was taken before Justice Kelly and committed to
the Tombs- The prisoner is a native of England,
and has lived in the First Ward for twelve wears
or more He was temperate and industrious, and
much respected by all who knew him.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS JENETTE l.. pouGLAss

III MISS yENETTE L. DOUGLASS
n1AS The pleasure of Announcing to her friends
ano tne Pnoic that she will open her Seminary, at
w COZ ner OF and llth SITS ,"Philadelphia Place
on Monday. September 10th y
;, TOT terms call on the Principal. She will be as
MISS MISS DOUGLASS-Higher English Branches.
Composihon and Penmanship.
RrsnnhAaB Rss hABBIR M. BRooKs-Latin, Algebra, English
hnlsss MISS yULIANA G. MAY-Teaoher Of Vocal Music.
- IN " oko. y. SCHA CHAEFFKR-Lecturer on Philoso-
phy, Cheemistry; and PLY ysiology.
csrUah sr0i n xNRY f MARIx-Teaoher Of French and
sI;aoLC IaoL =. ". BKReMANN-Teaoher of Piano and
Miss MARY T. DAvIDsoN-PIano.
Elocutlon. oi VIZ
JOSEPH g BRuFF-Teacher of Drawing.
-, Teacher of Spanish. ..s
=, Moral Science and Classics.
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no NOT FAIL TO CALL

no NOT FAIL TO CALL
II AT HARVEY 9,
261 c ST., bst,ussa 10th and lIh.
He will to-day open his long establi shed and
vel! known NORFOLK OYSTER
SHUCkING DEPOT for the season HN H.
HI has made arrangements {, recelveSY~
regular supplies of the best NOR ~
FOLK OYSTERS on every Tuesday,
Thursday, and SATURDAY.. He will also keen con
stantly on hand . large and varied assortment of
FISH, including every sort known to Washing ton
He rsturns his sincere thanks to those " no pat
ronised his Establishment during the past reason,
and 10 confident that his increased facilities for
kseping constantly on hand fresh supplies of OYS
TEHS, FISH, GAME, 30, 20, will amply re-
ward continuance of their patronage aud custom
Sold At the lowest market prices, and delivered
at Gil parts OF the citJ free of charge.
se 10-lm r. NJ. HARVEY
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
n O ALEXANDRIA, Va.

mi Mrs. 8. J, MCCORMICK, PRINc;PAL.
ne thirteenth annual session of this Institution
VIII commence on Tuesday, September 18th In the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq,
NO. $50 King street. N'
=. The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to q thorough English Edu
desired e' u
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive . limited number of pupils az
noarde5s, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily, Will be under her immediate care and supeTyi-
slon She will endeavor as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly ina uences
=, ,ksf,sness.-Rev.G Geo H. Norton, Rev. D.. Elias
HEarrlson, Key. ID. T. Sprigg, William H. Fowle,
ESQ., Henry Ma,bury, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq, ROBERT H. Hunton, Esq W. ID Wallach, ,
E.dltor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters ESQ Jas
Entwisle; IT., Esq, Col. Iohn w Minor, Loadoun,
Brothers. ~
TERMS.
board, with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance. >
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
HI No extra charges. au stf
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Krft d salad that orders have been q ven by
sfe spaaish gossnzssnt Tor fhs ffumedfate con
.tructoa OF ten war steamers Sestjlad 10 suppress
The slave trade and for tbs defence of tbs coast OF
Cubs.
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say Of any OTHER
HAS 1T FAILBD,I IN
STANCE TO b.
vhsn timely used.
an instance Of dis-
sns vhs ussd IL. On
delighted With it,
'sPsak In terms Of
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OFFICE oE Of FEsssaESEE2R saa SEPERs,s RAssD sEALER

y OF GAS METERS,
WARRINGTON, July 1s, 1850,
NOTICE rs HEREPy GITEN That, agree
Ably to the provisions Of the oldInanoe of the Cor
now prepared "Shsneyer rec uired in WritisE' and
on pre- payment Of the Zee Of ky ceRt. to iDsiscs,
examine, test prove, and ascertain the sccurscy OF
Eegistration ofany gas meter in use in this city %
Every meter iffoand incorrect, Will be condemnsd,
and another, sealed and marked as true, will be
set In its place. II proved to be aoourate in its
messurement Of ga, = wiz be sealed seoordingly,
Once No. ki6 ssvsnth street, (near Odd Eel.
i0v' Ae!a caARpEs 9psfE sIe%% w. cuNNfNsE3HRRm m; e
iyla.h Inapeofor and SAsier OF siaa III sts..
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II NEW FALL GOODS.
-. OWEN SON, MERCHANT TAILORS,
2l2 Penn avenue, have just opened their a.
FIRST invoice of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON, M
20 which they invite the attention of their NM
friends and customers. -
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FEMALE EDUCATION

e EWhLE EQUATION,
L HOSE Parents who wish their daue bters to re-
eeIye thorough and systematic education, where
tner pn5 sica training VIII receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved sy stem of Calls
uienici ah9 gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
VISIT the Union Female Academy corner Four
teenth st. and New York av ~
r MIR. Il MRS. Z. RICHARDS,
au O-u PRINCIPALS
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DOVES ORIENTAL BALSAM,
II A CURE FOR
Badness AND HEADACHE,

This new disoov cry has produced astonishing re-
suits In curing badness and stopping the hair from
Of the skin; q certain cuIe for nsadsoha, and de-
ghtfui wash and perfume. Pnce 81 cents. For sa Q
5y Messrs Marin Palmer, Chss. StOtt, L. NJ.
IL l-eolmf
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U n-u lnsPoosoI Sno So4let OF 6as Meters.
WATcHREPAIRINe ANpsILvRR WAR

WATCHREPAIRINGA ANDsILvER WARE
w MANUFACT0RY. -
/ have one Of the best establ lishm ents ana fuy
nished with a complete set Of tools for repair ~
ing every description of fine Watches and IN
particular attention give to the same, by Al "
thorough oompetent workman and all work susran.
tied Also, every desoriP Ion Of standard SILVER
WARE, plain and ornamental manu- fsctu red n pde,
my own supervision, which my customers will 6nd
far superior in quality and finish 70 northern ware
sold by deslers IN general and represented as their
own manufacture. o. H. o. HOOD.
se6 3t 33s Pa. avenue, near Sth st
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GEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ lFORMRRLY Miss l.. 5. ENGLIsH's
~. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. :
Tho duties of this Institute will be resumed On
the hrst Monday in September next
The course Of instruction embraces all that in
aug laugh from the rudiments to the most highly fn-
The corps of teachers, ten In number, are emil
nentiy qualihed and experienced in their several
Lectures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils,
Circulars may be obtained by addressing the Prin-
opal Miss NJ. ]. NARROWER, Georgetown, ID. c.
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usvsf hssn able to
Msdieins-NBvIR
4 SIN o L = IN.
fBCr A CCRB, 4,
Never DID vs knsv
satisfactiea BY any.
the contrary, allars
RRATIors, and
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CRANDKLL, oPTIcIAN,

I IST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES at the
IL Ofhce OF the Adams Express Company, Wash
not immediately osl ed for.
Septenher lat. 18Sn. --e~'
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A WIDow WoMAN STABBED AND SHor-Ix,v,-
OF The ASSASSIN TO COMMIT SulcIDF- -Hrs
ARREST AND IhPRIsoNMENT-JRALoUsY rHK
CApsE. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

A SENSATION HEADING-The Republican
papers in Illinois may be excused for little
exultation over the result in Indiana, Penn
sylvania and Ohio. The follow ing head
introducing the news is from the Alton
Courier. 1t takes down everything ofthe sort
that has appeared for long time:
Brightly Breaks the Morning !-Pennsyl-
vania Ali Right! Ohio All Right i
Indiana All Right The "Curtin" Rises
in Glory Our Iane" no Longer Shady!
The "Old Keystone follows the Lead Of
Yer .nont and Maine !!--1ndiana enrolls
under the Banner of Freedom Ohio true
to her Principles Ant you glad you join
ed the Republicans Ant you glad you
joined the Republicans Long Legs VS..
Short Legs Where is the Little Sucker s
Mother ?-"Not There, Not There, My
Child THE Faithful Great Abraham =
The People rise up and call Him Blessed!--
Lincoln and Victory March On March
On !!!--"God's ways seem dark, but soon
or late they touch the shining hills of day! y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

ARE You DEMOCRAT ?-Wcll, let US tell
YOU bit of story We will call no names.
The other day an old Democrat who mas
always stuck to his own party through good
report and evil report, said:
1--WE always been Democrat, and am
about tired of it. don't believe the Demo-
cratic party stands where it did ten years
ago, and l am going to vote for old Abe"
"Vote for the niger party?' said a
Douglas Democrat.
SWELL" replied the other, II voted for
Pierce when there was no nigger excitement,
all quiet, and after ne got in it was all niger.
l voted for old Buck, and it has been migger,
NlGGER, Niger, all the time, and now I'll
try change I'll give the Republicans a
turn anyhow it can't be any more niger
than it has been, and it may bea great deal
Less-Irontoa Reqister.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26
Threatened Rebellion at the
SOmfh. ,4,t

The Governor of South Carolina hal
issued his usual proclamation for the assem-
bly, of the Legislature to elect Presidential
Electors, who will of course be Breckinridg dge
men but be has accompanied it with the
unusual recommendation that the body
thus convened should take measures for the
defence and protection of tho State. This
is one of the many attempts to intlmidate
the people from expressing their preference
for Lincoln for President. But they have
got used to such threats and they no longer
intimidate. ..... en-, .. ... .......
The opinion of Prentice on this subject is
not bad. He says if the people Of South
Carolina want to seoede, let them 60 to
England, or Russia, or Spain, or Cuba, or
Mexico, or wherever else they please. But
they can't be allowed to take their territory
with them we shall want that for the uses
of q better and more loyal population. And
Hon. John NJ Bolts, in his Richmond
speech, rugged up the right of the States to
secede rs follows:
If this power be admitted, Cuba can at
once be purchased of Spain for three hund-
red million dollars, but after the purchase
and the formation of State Government,
suppose Cuba secedes-whst becomes of the
hundred millions
Seriously, however, We believe the great
body of Southern people are as loyal to the
Union as those of the North, and will never
make the election of President il o
Constitutional way, the apology for rebel
lion against the government. Only few
madcaps talk otherwise.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26
rLOyeioy,s Speech.

We commence publshlng, this morning,
at the request of many of our readers, the
brilliant and eloquent speech Of Owen Love.
Joy, at the Wigwam in Chicago, which is
substantially the same speech delivered by
him at Rock Island, on the 18th inst.
1t has been the custom OF our opponents
to take especial pains and delight in slan.
dering Owen Lovejoy and representing him
as half-fend, halt beast, possessed of all the
combined furies of earth aud hell He has
been called traitor, disunionist, mad
man, fanatic and all the mean and hard
names in the dictionary.
This calumuy and falsehood has been p,r-
sisted in until many good men have imagined
Lovejoy to be q long, gaunt raw-boned,
sunken.eyed, lantern jawed, Cassius-looking
wretch, talking through his nose and con.
stantly engaged either in laying sanguinary
plots against the Union or in running off
pegross.
Now, when the Democracy are on the
verge Of their final plunge into hopeless
dissolution, and the Republican party are
about to be successful, the Democrats have
oil at once found out that Lovejoy is q gen.
tleman, scholar, and one Ct the most
effective and able orators in the Union.-
Many of our citizens, who had known him
only by Democratic reputation, were delight
ed to see large, well-proportioned man,
with a full, pleasant countenance. and geni-
al, good-nstured smile, which preposseses all
hearts in his favo, at once. Add to this an
impressive and commanding delivery and
voice at once powerful aud musical, capable
of filling the largest hall or of reaching over
acres OF human heads, and OF thrilling the
heart by its skiful and exquisitly modulated
tones and add to these reasoning powers,
strong, quick and logical, an Imagination
glowing with the pure fire of poetry,a vein
of broad, happy humor, rich and unfailing
command of all the stores of language, and
with all these rich gifts. deep. broad, ever
governing sympathy with human nature, that
enables him to touch its most hidden chords
when and how he pleases and you have
faint idea of Owen Lovejoy Add to this a
sea of heads extending over acres, closely
packed, swaying hither and yonder under
the excitement, and answering every other
sentence with thunderous rosrs of applause,
and you have an idea of Owen .Lovejoy
addressing an Illinois crowd.
We never knew, before hearing him at
Rock Island, what it was to see real orator
command a great multitude. 1t seemed to us
as if the immense gathering was as great
harp before the orator, of which he knew
every string, and could touch it at pleasure,
as q practiccd player.
This speech at Chicago is nearly the same
as that delivered at Rock Island. Let every
one, when be reads it, hand it tc Democrats
that be may be converted.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

PENNSYLVANIA. - We regret to announce
that Hon. Andrew Stewart, whom we had
supposed elected, is defeated for Congress in
the XXth District Of Pennsylvania, by Jesse
Lasear. Buffers election is also contested in
the Ist District. If his competitor, Lehman,
is given the seat, the Congressional delegation
will stand 10 Republicans and Democrats.
There was q mistake made in the publica.
tion of the official vote of Philadelphia at
the recent election, in the papers Of that
city. The Democratic majority, instead OF
being 2,9S6, is only 1886.