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, 1860-09-11
A Fatal Accident In the alps.


On Wednesday. the fifteenth OF August in.
stant, three English travellers, viz., Nj. J. II.
Rochester and NJ. F. Varassour, both Of Car
diff, and HI. B. Fuller, Of London, left the Non.
tanvert, near Chamouny, at fire O'Clock in the
morning. with the intention Of crossing the
Col du Geant for Cormayeur, attended By three
& the vel Known jean Tairra1, Who 1 Keeps a' the
Hotel de Mont Blanc ut Aosta, was The chief; a
porter carving their knapsacks: Tho weather
seemed lavo5aple. some t1me. however, before
they reached the summit 2 thick fog cane On,
accompanied oy storm Of nail and rain.
The travellers we're extremely tafigued by the
long ascent, rendered more d1lhcnlt BY = recent
fall OF sno~. INTO wnich they Sank up to their
knees; Thls, and the state Of the weather,
caused the guides 70 urge them to turn back.
Ihey. however, reused 10 comply WITH THIS ad-
wee, aueglng tna. tne1 were 700 urea 70 return
ana pfe,esreo p1oceeolnR. a. apout o,c!Gek s
IN tne aitffnoon tneY !eacnea zoe summit. The
t1aseieas sa nag % neen uee toge.nsr ~ rev rope
~ a,,;dss hs,a ~ a,ds ~ ~ ,on " ~ t-;s.a
, 1860-09-11


We copy the following editorialrsmarksf from
the New York Mercury, as worthy to be consid~
cred by those who are not inclined to confue
their vision entirely to one side Of any pa1ticu.
lar question:
May ne take the liberty to mako a few sug-
gsstio1s, thus early in the season, to sur lee
ture committees, sho ale, or may be, appoint-
cd. 1t would be- well, We think, as far as pos
sible, to have something new. There is 4
pleasure, ~ doubt, in hearing cur own ideas
desk, clothed in beautiful language and the
graces Of orAtory; but it is question whether
It might no! be more advantageous to some-
times hear the ideas Of other people, and those
which are entirely opposed to our own. Men
who wish to bs well-informed- especially,
who wish to be right, and to be sure they are
right. try 70 look at both aides of every subject
He who will look at but one side Of q con,ro.
vetted question, only half underestimate Sup
pose he is on ths right side, as every honest
man, Of course, thinAs 10 is, is it not worth
while to know Why some equally honest. and.
possibly, equally sensible, man, il On the other
side, and bsiieTes just the contrary of whgt
ne do.
If We wish to oppose any doctrine or cause.
assuEedly to do 50 fairly and successfully. Ne
ought to understand it. A missionary who
should 80 to convert the Aosmons, would do
vel TO hasa thorough understanding Of their
faith. So political missionary who wishes to
sonvert Democrats 10 Republicanism OF Re-
publicans to democracy, ought 10 understand
the doctrine he opposes as thoroughly Is the
one be wishes 10 promote. 1t might be we'll il
alt Catholics would examine the grounds Of
p1otestantlan, and all Protestants 1he reason
#hy 80 many pilliona Of Catholics still adhere
to It cir anoent faith, and why numbers Of in
telligent Catholics are converted back to the
religion Of their and cur ancestora.
Oar suggestion is, tpat lecture committees
make principle Of inEiting lecturers Who will
s'0s be the mere echoes OF 1nouthpieces Of their
hearers. Let Catholic societies inyite Henry
Ward Beecher, and Protestant societies engage
VI. Brownson. Let Mr. Toon4bs be invited 70
Boston, and Wendell Phillips to Charleston.
ANY Q q frshicnedi conservative community
would ind itself walked up by lecture from
Albert Brisbane Jay, or Andrew jackson Davis: :
aud tue Ksformers and Spir1tualists might ex.
tend IN invitation 10 Bishop potter, Or Fa,hcr
sma1ius.
, 1860-09-11

wish cities would teach their best lessons-
Of quiet manners. It is the foible especially Of
American nyouth,-pretension. The marx of
The man Of the world Is absence Of pretension.
He does not make speech, he takes q low husi-
ness tons, avoids all brae, is nobody, dresses
plain1y, promises not At I'll, performs much.
speaks in monosy!lab'es. hugs his fast He
calls hls employment BY It's lowest name, and
80 takes from evil tongues their sharpest
weapon. His conversation clirgs to the weather
and the newe, Jet he allows himself 10 be sur.
prlsed into thought, and the unlocking Of bis
learning and philosophy. How tho jmacina-
ton is piqued BY anecdotes Of aonae great naa
passing ilcognito, as king in gray clothes i
-of Napoleon affecting plsin suit At bis eii..
tering feseo of Burns, or Scott, or Beethoven.
o. Wellington, OF Goethe, CT any container of
transcend4nt power, passing fer nobody ,-of
Epamlnondas, "who never says anything. but
will listen ete:nally poi Goethe, xho pTsfer-
red tr1AiDg subjects snd COMMON expressions
ia intercourse with strangers, worse rather than
better clothes, and to appear little more ca.
pricioua than be was! There are advantages in
tbs old hat and bo1coat. I hare hoard that.
throughout this country, a certain te.pect ID
paid to good broadcloaih; but dreas makes q
little reatraint; men viii not commit &hen.
selves. But the boxeoat ia like wine j. unlc cks
the tongue. and men say what they think.-
Atlantic uoa{hy
, 1860-09-11

An INGENIOUS robbery Was peTpetrated ut tho
Union Hotel, earatoga, on Thnrsday last, by
which 4Es: : Wright. Of Massachusetts, ~.s
relieved Of diamonds aud jewelry valued at six
thousand dollars. Mrs. Wright was visitor 1t
the Springs, ard few days pravious to the rob-
berry beeame acquainted with lady boarder Of
the hotel. unfortunately, however, not in ac-
cordance with the fashionable etiquette Of this
famous place. The supposed lady robber WIS
very elegantly dressed, md assumed the chsr-
actes OF The fashionable and charming belle to
perfection; and as a matter Of course she be-
came iutlmate with Mrs. Wr,ght-so mnch 50
that abe trequented the room Of Hrs. Wright
Eery cf:en. In this way she discovered The
whereabouts Of the trinkets End jewels, and
while Mrs. Wright WAS absent from her room.
Listening to the music Of the band attached to
the hotel, the lady thief entered her apartment
and abstrscted the valuables from her bureau.
About the same time the "elegantly dressed
lady" left the hotel, and no clue 10 her wherea.
bouts could ba sscer:ained. From circumstsn.
ces copnccted with the ufaiF, aud things that
hAve since transpired, it appears the - 'lady"
who was introduced without reference rs to her
character or antecedents, WAS accompanied to
Saratoga, sone days before the robbery, by u
gentleman who took board as another hotel.
OF course ahe twain were old headB at the bu-
sipess, and planned the robbery accordingly.
The parties have entirely disappeared, from
tbs locality, aud it Is doubtful II they will visit
the famous Sps again this seasou.-1roy Artna,
tSfpk. 6fh.
, 1860-09-11
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sas YET ssss RA&e7AA ~ aPHaeassa aoa satelaseus
~osA1ea ana onos1 u ths tassn-
tms-
iheq &se nade Of AL afea Aoa ana adapted -
al required asss '1' >aAa aaaa1eo ala9
ooof1s-uoat>
They mAde With shallow pit Or with pona At all
according to location End purchasers nay pre!e..
Thc. nh ,,+.,,, .t.r rodx vb,.h ,~,...,.+n.
~. .hr.r -h, 49,, A., r.crd unon ths n.t,o- .1S
-.
, 1860-09-11

The Auburn IN. ~ Ado<,taer tells curious
story regarding conrict who is now confined
in the state Prison for having been gritty OF
bigamy. ue had married, successfully, ladies
ia Niles, Michigan; Jedereon City, Missouri: !:
and IN Schuyler county, New York. This end.
ed his matrimonial adventures, as his history
became known, and he was sentenced to ths
State Prison for humber Of years. Tho
Schuyler victim determined to "hesp Goals OF
fire" on the head Of her betrayer, aud accord.
iogly arranged the meeting which took place on
Thursday last. The three l2dies entered the
offies Of tae prison, sepafase- ead unattended.
and requested tn interview with the convict,
Charles usyneA Charles was sent for, and to
his grea. surprise was confronted by his three
vi. es-each Of them bringing token Of endear.
ment One brought him choice apples; aao.bez
toos from q basket some nice peaches, while the
third forced upon him some sponge and fruit
cake-.he product Of Niles wheat, mixed bJ he,
own fair hands. After Il prolonged interview,
Charles vas again sent to bis hard work, and the
trio Of widows took up their mournful march fol
their several homes,
, 1860-09-11
PubIfbhtuU Private Letters.

=
The Edinburgh heoitso, in closing q notice Of
Humbold.'s Letters, thus pays it's respects to
Aiss ASKING, the young lady who is respo ,sible
for the publication Of the letters in question:
Yarnhagen died in October, 1855 Humboldt
not TIL Hay Glib, 1859. The last letter in Tho
collection is one from him to Miss ASKING, con.
doing with her on their joint bereavement,
He calls her h's dear, beloved, intellectual
friend; and there can be no doubt tnat sLe en-
joyed the full confidence and esteem of both
the eminent men who are 80 closely bound to.
gether in her book. This, in our opinion, a.
gravates her guilt in bringing them before th1e
public in this fashion; aud It il 10 be hoped tha.
the nerited cersure she has incurred BY her in
discretion. will have some effect in pro rentinp
future offences Of the sort. One OF tho p1ino'.
psi snf1e-e-s from uumaoldt's cauatic p4n and
tongue, predicts that worse is jet 10 come and
IL no more scandal or malice ehouId be pro-
dueed from autograph books or diaries to which
he Intentionally OF un1n .entionklIy contributed,
she failure Of tho supply will certainly moi
arise from the poverty Or exhaustion Il ths
nine.
, 1860-09-11

SCENE II V1llAoz Cuuncu.--0n Sunday
LIST, IN one Of the churches Of the good town Of
spencer, while ths people were engaged in tho
regular worahip. something unusual occurred.
Il was 1t the Communion service, aad just be-
tore the sacrament was offered, man in the
back part OF The assembly rose, and deliberate
y passing up the aisle to the table in front Of
With one hand, and the large silver pitcher with
the Other, dlled the goblet With w1ns, and turn.
ing 70 ths audience coolIy drank it off and Re.
turned to blu asat. The reader n1sy imagine
ter Spy, Hpt. 9.
, 1860-09-11

4 Leavenvorsh, Kanaas, correspondent Of tho
St. Louis Republican states that lhere ID much
excitement In the former city relative TO ths A.
logged murder Of German milkman pamed
Dus, by Geo. ". Gardiner, Ex. Probate Judge
ofthe county. They h&d quarzeed about so1ns
Of Dars' COWS, which Gardiner complained had
trexpaseed upon his land. Threats wefs uttsred.
md aa D n On the following evening stopped to
Wster liz horses near the bounds Of Gatulncr'a
estste, hs va fired upon and mortasty wounded.
The diving mau protested that Gardiner had
Killed him, bnt ssvarai friends Of derdiaez
sTnre out N sibi .oz him. It j. supposed, how
eTsr. that they hare mistaken Or niastated tha
facE. " ther evidence = quite oontFsdictorJ'
Ths CORNERS jn1, n thelr xsselss, nxsa =. 20
eEi1ns upon 0stdnsT, md b. ~ essa asA 1e'
Hial,
, 1860-09-11
1YDE PARK SEMINARY

The second year Of thls 1usttut.ou will open on tbs
h or Se2enesr s Catalogues my b had 4 GrifFs
kardop4 styr For fa,thrr Information appty 10 Nrx
e. Y. Waite HYDE Park, t:nok Co.. III. fT4cM7.7w
, 1860-09-11

7Ay 1npaT &rse9As THey Aarhtzass Fatn.
These delightful FasScrs Yield readily to 4e u,ooa CT
4 body. abeosb pestp&Ion and throw OF ali tie oCag-
i've eonEu'sted impurities Of the sys-
PARKS TEN. Should be used for al Chroale
4alrsr rorus PAIN, Fsutncz4 Dyzpep&a, Colds, Con.
PR1okLK sumpsdon, Rheunatism. Fem=ia Weak
LAsTERS. nesa. d. Tie .cta,n their act.ye proper.
Are sod BY 1jes wnsu ether patte1s are uaetta sud
AL DEAtzs wae.e applied rAu oAxxo7 x1.r1. Lvn.
from t. y family should havt them. One G!.e
IL p1N1s. elo:h. thrte eltcs on rather. Samples
rent BY mali on receipt Of twenty .nve et4,
ARNES SE PARK, Is Il Is Park Row, New Yott. Sold
holenlc and Retail. by JoNE D. rARE, II I4atcsa.,
tT DnTEfs4a Fene7e11y. mhlGtH1RdSm
, 1860-09-11

LII E1pta Company hxvs TIL. day removed th.t,
IL h1kstreets ha.tn1 Laks and Clarf seet ensaee Ts
.Lance Lake street I Be considered the eEtIsIce fas
e. Cat s b tsstie = sas stsst.
ns ss ~ sesa Pes
erAy sust~nedin IN old eaad ksf III puhs ~
kaes - cont1ae their llbee7ty I'D Ia rtfnn
will promise herttsofs faithful apDfia H. - ts.t
te:e4tA vail y 10 thai u Oompaay Goee hoE1s
uatl further notIee, frut2 to 4. II. 10 T. "~~s
nl3e64< IN sArS - Il. D. Gf119 NV 49,.
, 1860-09-11

A RS1G n EES' SALE.-AlIL-
~ WARD EokK H0uBE, CHlOA00.-Tha ~
~ HG<osss q VAH AaUhT WATk.'U5 vii es at pub
He anfnen 4 tha Eoust Houas 10 Cblea&o ~ WEphEs
1AI. ~ ~ az Of sert4nher next It II O'Clock It
1oon 9! LII d4y ths extensive and packing
e.t&aa1dmeat kaa.n u the A.w1rd Pork Reur, "a 1e
O. vh.eafo e.o Tie nams velltnE house, about 70
ma hs bog psns Rld st1bisa atsaehsd ether
IA - " soMeait:aante. ~ 4tz.so eecsp,F H!e. rs
- = q T. "a: 4 l. l. sss"asts :ubal!.oa q !ot ao.
south arGaAa Addition to chrAko tha sxd hts beng
iSout z itet to1t upon Tue dock Ina Of tbs Chicago
River, md lying bit 1t1d .iyer AID Water street.
sERe,n ey ~ Esesd nap taesee Ase. the ie.ss ef
Hd Gated ~. for i've yeara With privilege al
gIGss o1:tax na pe5oa; "a Hao eovt nant r2n2
of rad lsase fos f.u It at pez cent
upon tbs 1pprAsed valps and pay the In
1t tbs end Il tuca sed term upon
WON ea.ed upoa thef. shsn le44thod vaue tuav b
s9.l u II: o1ees Ct +. Assbseh: at oaie,so. md 81
uoa! made kaown tie day Of sale. Possession given
so th& LII d,y It Heyesnt q. l6U.
-, .,,o,, e. $E5 S9sk&sS skSaS;gZn Au'=..*..
, 1860-09-11

II AKIIQ91&. SSt1tt01.
HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents,
Mol Loosotx' Bu1dlcx,
Corner oY C17zt sud Wa:ez lzset1, Chlago+
Ap2itestoos for lnsurao2e q ths feaswA q Poades
duly appointed Agents for the City Of Chicago with f1l
power receive proposals md tssue Poce8 fATo4
be 70 the confidence Of TIT prbe bT hono1.s
course Of dealing.
i. H4GiLi. Gsae1A Axent Il and q West Third
street Cincinnati o. whom Ill application for Akences
IN the Western or South Weste11 states Elf Be Addressed
hr4491Y
, 1860-09-11

A1oo FAXED upoa their saeu easehod Ta!ce, b.
T. r .aa
q IL L % Z ~ ~ s 's t'sn
s,.e. + sS n I sG:$SSsks I S;SSsS:
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
9Sa Tss 7is5 fPu, sn, It Goo7
h.1s q =; T. r9:as
esea "a o1es of f1sse e.
,:9 =: ID II; s 4 sssSst
on on ,hs Chaacts1 sids thereof. the alat day
ia % h. ~ =
Asaa.1 Of September NJ r tisaos i 3 law Eqai1ea
q; :3; R:5ssa:ii! :: - IA
s. sfs5 fs ! 8:
sa b. t,h:n as ssatss.ed s9a decree tntd ssaE
srA.x 4x. conprt, 1t so L. oHoHss: y ssit@ ets.
GTATE OF. ILLINOIS. County
~ esbtf e Geos ST. sssut c:g Ct cost County
FL Il e. 4 Joseph B. He-.h.v
ha tx aesi ts h3xnf ns3 u hs
ss5sss s..fp stS i, 81 M
6sscey .de ta.!eo % se 1T d, ~ 4 Je G9ef Isl
I'd e. ysa:
&ez sSs sd io.sps j. nfns Hen.ssv, .h. .,
81
M ss'ssF hs ~ esrs sn 70 e
te ycu IT,
q f a.s e coup, sor IL
TRUSTEES SALE WheTea9
Lauren. Keat AID Martha q Keas bis WIFE did, ea
i p T. IT. ~:
Tsasee eaEag eate tte ~ md year o1esa npoa IL
sss'aa ~ IL re- 1oP Is
Stpt 81 aaa tx p.y,5s t1 Do,1s t. aa I'D
erier Il rate u len per eeai pet *as
es4a;d ea g'e!s L =, Ysa,sy vSs1
eleaa md sA:e a Illinois il BooE os dottaSyrst q
d:
IL dat for The tEt three months AtsF lis ds.e
- = 3 q
the pu7pose theseia tKpteaaed: Az
Of Fsa e.
payment o said pots and tst.tes thefeou q
aesa II e., sa a. s.y
TIC CoHn htuse ia The City Of Uhic-zo, vi al uubIie
.ussed II the Count CT Hs.sn ae ; essaas,: fs
inots beng ths saE sscrbeala In sala T!usi De:d to
ha:ais g. a. ~ f.tsf3* s;,*:
NJ1e Uf 1e33 31C2pta stfp OF
.9d de.ezbed rasce1 conveyed to asd occupe by Ia
H.rosd Company Of tae Ch caso. Al,oa and Il L.u!s
haiIoad) WlLLlAA Il. STEERS Trustee.
CL4lEeoz i T1xx, Attorneys.
Chicago, Arzust 18Th la0. aus1.e4ss MI
&TATE OF ILLINOIS, County
Of Co2k. A- Circuit Court Of Cook County, septsn.
5sne Ale,; oTa c. M!1:r. Aaa.y F. Mies, B.tsS W 4.
ts Aef and A.,seias b. s4'i,h+ In Chanes1J- A4davt
9i5; 61vak cnk s1sn a:a L. he ee. ue1E
sad Ioh!aa AIles that aid comp anaat ted a,s hi Of
complaint IN I'D cou! the chancs1y sIe theres On
upon laued out Of s.ld Court aA.nst e,endaat re-
t1snaoe On he aF Monday Of September nett isk Il u
~ a s pssrsanay b. and appear 6te .d Circuit coa
e b holden a ch!e.ko. in tae faii Couat o. tbs
First Aonday cf September. 1850 ard pie d. arsEsr ~
temnE to Us eald conEl:rant4 bill II co,n1Innt In.
.se ~ the atess md things thse!n nd tel
VII DC aken - confessed, aud dc.ea enterv azanss
5eu According to tse psz5ef Of All Ill "'1A4'"
WM- L. CHURCH, Clerk.
l.. o.F- FaIx1. In pez~ Couprss sorf. au,2es3l4T.
, 1860-09-11

OoNtS0A ~ AAoAJ A@AkktS10
1hese popula. B1xas possesa Ill The nous!shr5 and
tnvtko.stdnE pEupest:es Of fu18 01D BouEBoA Whitney,
md considered the noet ccatous ToN1o A1d E1xu
LAT. vel the most agreeable 61oAAcE7o Ct
tsed to the pubc- IL Tonic tor Old People, de1icate
1Aes eongz.esceE: lnvad+ and Al weakly people, they
eAnuot be surpazse In Aa Cases of Wc7knen OF Debility.
Aey wn give immediate reef and !upan strong healthy
Sene to the sYssem. trial Will es:ahsh their merits
ov9 N othe1 Tollcs now In use. For Lra CoxrLAH1.
RxascHuu, D1srB4,A, kx1vouB DmrA.xs Aap L1v13
poxT1At1n. they Invaluable 1se1aedy And a
o<1tair preventive Of CELIA md FrvEEs.
Putu IN Qu1zt Botttes ii Of and two dozkt
a1a foF sale hF D1uxsists md Grocess everywhere.
W.F. A. Y. GREELEY. ptopz1aoss, Nc. q Ire
xont street. Boxtnn, Aass-
Il. JOHNSON, General Ascct.
No. - Hsato street. Chicagn.
4. r. LAEDoE. Agent. ap7Isod4vly
@ Those who are Curious TO wit
2e.s the wonderful perfection to wtlca L. owa dt 0sts
manager 1t Bachelors N. haa brought t.e 1anufao
ue Of Wigs and Toupeea, invited to visit his Fig md
HaIr Ding Keoma It No. 100 Lats stree1 and e1s1s
thaaA e:1.ous productions Of a- Nc scrutiny detect
e Artificial ton the rrtu1z when adps&cdto TIE head.
, 1860-09-11

VERY IMPORTANT INFORM
manufaetuus tlc pure1t Starch q IL void. Ill
body tno eaanos be e1eced betII
ao sa,n szsez, eontasas atksIou chemical Bcnea
Is icdns1y more desirable fer food and laundry
tbanany other in A. Assu1nee the puhc Il
merits Of the Sartb. any amount Of the most saiorv
references could be Even hut In this references ssem
to be ualeeessay Ill b. procuring se fpr triai ca
satfy tbs nselves In buying The ftaeh ts psltcuIar fs
sseloE :k2t It Il taken from boxes marked
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
mcGf1nlss Maker.
To Wholesale rs1efs The Company would ,aT with eur
sdsan..xe have over II othez tssone,tf pusestn1
so.a !ox PFlee a se ysu = that vii nnats
sa5ehthat leaves he fastey waHa.sed eqpal net ~
muaicauon. Aidressed unot. Starch COMPANY Ot,sWa
Illinois. will receive brn1sot sstrntlon- te7i-tk7Gw
, 1860-09-11

Who1e&als Dealers In
BOOTS .a.7.D SHOES,
- :: Lake Street. . 60
wso.a zas *zelnays Eka. 1ar tas t.,ser
uFoHE11s rATxHT FIJI HEEAtt1o sE14I TIPPED soo1s
- : = !ss; s:s9 Il
~; q
Ws hA.e nads e1ensIvs a.1.okeuent. nth ths mott
ss 1s:!ssz {: z t e
a9ts .ed She's from oaE s1te IL Ghxo. each paa Of
We shan 1seoxase no Tipped gods within either the
s5ays ssases but such - aso Tins stamped and suppa
pe1tppcd ahoeato out No I'd oeatnea shses r
Wy naay zes e = san E 81 .
aoe nahnk aetnai average rnE 70 ID enasuneT ii
e: 4: s II; i:
= = e st a''
@s Il s:s r ss a? tstss s % I'd at:
70 our under this md the quality
e s 3 s3 :, II 1 'sa1 s Z =: pse
p.!eeA rith koods without 7 ipa-
business II conneou vtn our general Ioci md rrspec
fay solicit odes for eur kods acd due respect for
That deales may rot b n.,ea By tas aa.e1seea:s o,
ee.s N chleAxo and elsewhere. outside ths staes Of
u Axrats 1or the aa.e Of
NITCHELLS PATIET METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
" aa,s VI ~ .aeh .ssas. % nos attend . u ny
t:s :asy & Wisconsin, l'"' u %A6sSos7u A16'sV;;s wu
, 1860-09-11
31nbltc DouSes.


TULIEN HOUSE, Dnbuqqe, Iowa.
u The Furniture Fixtures, BulfAxd table, III % IN
~ ths ..s # & ~ I'd esea3 "a
rpon eat M ts,1as 10 Jeponsibo party Tn hou:s FL
tn "a p:rset of sss a1.as pase
uaas1 IL prtsent msnaxtmeflt until dkpossd o. ~ l5
f<1a q tnqHly VII 3 promptly anaxs5ed e6f u.
HokBlh. Is Ci1ik Il ess~ Of HOkACE tvoat "4a4,n
0eo aoOss. Dp h1Quex ,pHA. eetE9tf11a
, 1860-09-11
a@ Two Verdicts from two very
Important sources. Ia rel.:len to
CHHISTADOh O}6 HAIR nrp

The f1st Of thec deciaions Is frop The pen of Dr.
Saton. who h1s equal Ii tt!s country - IN nnavtc
enes AID dtclatts the dyeto be Absolutely fre from
A41steE1ons Errsdlenfi. This may he ca!.cd
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28
Pen Portrait of Tom COrwin.

A correspondent of the New York World
gives sketch of the members of the Com>
mittee of Thirty three in the House, on the
state of the Union, as they appear to him.
Of the Chairman, Mr.. Corwin, he says:
Thomas Corwin is Chairman, guarantee
that the genius of good humor will preside
over the deliberations at the outset. Tom
Corwin-I call him Tom "for short
bines in a peculiar manner the qualities of
Mark TapIey and Jack Falstaff. He is al.
ways jolly, and not only witty in himself,
but the cause of wit in others. Tom is
anxious to please every body, and always
has been, and just now will do all in his
power to bring about an amicabe adjust
ment of our troubles. 1t is to be regretted
that Corwin's arguments and appeals are
not as potent as his jokes to impress a bo-
dy; but then he has spirit of accommo.
dalton, and in tight place, that is not a
commodity to be lightly considered. But
Tom can be serious as we'll as joviaI, and it
is probable that in presiding over the com.
mittee he will be as sedate as be can be.
He will be certain to offer Cancellation, and
if the matter rested with him, would have
everything as harmonious as honey within
eight and forty hours. He is not at all the
sanguinary individual that some consider
him, if he did say something about "bloody
hands and hospitable graves" once upon
time. He is really tenderer at heart than
good old Uncle Toby, and loves the Union
as bis prototype (Uncle Toby loved all Gre
ated things.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

Mrs. HENRIETTA ROBINSON, the yelled
murderess, now at Sing Sing is thus alluded
to by one of the editors of the Albany
Courier, who has been visiting the State
prison
Entering the female department, the ac>
customed eye at once detects the absence of
anything like prison discipline. Convicts
were running about hither and thither, talk
ing and chatting together in high glee and
merry voice. The notabilities in this de-
partment are "Mrs. Robinson the yelled
murderess," who by the way was the only
prisoner that did not gaze at the visitors
with an expression of mingled delight at see
ing strange face, of contemptuous braze>
ness because they were looked at; and Mrs.
Titles, of Rochester, who murdered her
husband. The former is instantly recog-
nized by her great beauty and the posses
sion OF intensely red cheeks, which, to city
belle, would be of priceless value and the
latter by rogish eye and irrepressible"
smile. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-28

IT is said that Mr.. Hawkins, member of
the House of Representatives from Florida,
who has pertinaciously refused to serve on
the Paci6cation Committee Of Thirty Five,
is native of Newburgh, New YORK.