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MISCELLANEOUS.
EMUSIC HATH CHARMS."
VILLA H. e. U k ID Il
DEALER In MUSIC.


VILLA H. Gu k IL Il
b., - DEALER In MUSIC.
LlNcKs NEW FIRST ST.. BET MAIN AMP LOCUST
EVANSVILLE, IND.
r HAVE now leased and fitted up the above MIA
J. premises and have opened large stock OF @9,Sy
Music and NJ usical Instruments. Being selected TssL9
with great care and bought at the lowest mark't
price. they will always of the first quality and sold
iow--call and see for yourselves. ,,.
NV stock will inclue Pianos Guitars, Violns Flutes
Accordeons Flutines. Flageoets, Claronets, psums'
mborines Music Boxes, HarmoDeicans Music rapeI;
Violin Cuitar Voincello and fano-Fprte strings oil
the best qualities Tuning Forks. Pic Pipes Tuning liam
mers &c. &C. besides large and consanti! increasing
stock of Sheet Music.
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument.
The newest Music published, received weekly.
TPN. B.-Purchasers of any OF The above ar.e y,
will lind ii greatly their advantage to call Oh me pc
fore purchasing elsewhere; for having made IN! regu
lar and ONLY business feel satisfied can give oe'te,
.;sactiou than those not So and determined 10 sell
cheap any house West of New YORK ano Son
Lessons GIVEN ON the Piano. Guitar, Melodon. Aeco
deon, and in the cultivation of the voice. aug
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Its HAPPY Effects upon a New Married
Couple.

It's HAPPY Effects upon q New Married
JONATHAN X. MILLER. a Pedlar. aged &C. on the
LIST Of April LEFT his home in The northern part or
New York, in apparent good health on his wedding
tour, in company with his young bride. On his return
home he was suddenly attacked with 1n6ammatory
Rheumatism; the attack came while riding in the
and and painful were his suferngs that
of pity the cheeks of many kind erd sympa-
ihizing travelling companions. AT Utica, N Y the cars
changed and passt nger knowing the virtues Of
Railways Ready Relief, purchased a bottle at Dr. War.
ners Drug Store he Immediately applied the Relief to
irving Syracuse the pain much relieved tat
he enabled TO walk TO his carriage without asss.
lance. He has since reported himself Gu red. -
In all cases Of 1nfammatory RheumatI sm Radway's
Relief will Instantly stop the paih. Lei those who suf
fer try il.
Whether in the bones, flesh joints or muscles whether
in the head or feet, wherever ii is Railways lief will
in Few moments, remove every particle OF irritation
from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS. -.--.r1 Cd
Persons who have been salvated with mercury. and
with PAIN whose flesh is covered with assured
speedy relief of their pains. and mpete eradica
on OF the poisonous deposits by the sc OF Radwsyo
Ready Relief and Renoyating ResolveI t.
Groups Spasms. Cholera, Dyssntery, piarrhga Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever. r. X Reflects 10 be taken
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State Of Ke Dtucky Edwin
Morris wholesale druggist, Louisville also for sale by
Raymond Patten, 4h street, and l. +. Blackwell, ID
street.
John C. Darie and Scribner & De, oil. New Albany:
c. H. Clarke vincennes; Mailing & Ely. Princeton r.
E. SURE druggist Madison and all d geisis
throughout the United States and Carr das. 80.
W M111E q IINcK.l Agents, ;
Evansville. Ind.
Il
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NJ
wv the following symptoms: ..l-
Indigestion Headache
Bilionsaess Extreme Nervous Agitation
Acdity PalpitatiOn Of the Heart
A sense of oppresson at An incapacy for the slight
the pit Of the Stomach est eNertion
Depression of Spirits Misliness q lndisthcinessci
Heayiness Vision
Cold Hands and Feet Unpleasant ttste In the
Numbness Of the Inns and Mouth. particularly wheh
other parts rising in the morning
Vertigo, Nausea Dull heavy pam anu sense oi
Dificulty of Respl,ation weight i'm the Head
Stnnor temporary loss Of memory
Irriiabilityi sense of Emptiness
Drowsiness Pulse less frequent land more
liability feeble than usual
Extreme Languor aud Ex- Dependency
haustion Emacatior and Extreme De-
Restlessness Diiltys
Principal Depot at -
RURNET'S, NO. II, EAST FOURTH SIREEr'
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PFor sale by Druggists everywhere.
NPPricc 80 Cents.
IT PCOuntry Dealers supplied at Proprietors prices
by all Cincinnsti Druggists.
NPPurchase none but 30. HALsrED's nti-Dyspep-
tic Pills"
NPEvery box OF the Genuine Pills, has the name Of
so VI ,LsrEp' on the side label.
For sale in Evansville, Ind, 10y
KELLER FARNSLEY & co.,
HALLOCK u STODDARD,
MILLER IL CO.
octoa WOOLSEH ~ LlNCk.
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MEDICINAL.
EtsEATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGF.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTO-
RATIvE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE


GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGF.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTO-
RATIVE.-OLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN!
MANY Ladies aud Gentlemen have been prevented
WI from forming good match for lite. if their grey
har or bald heads had not changed their appearance
mueh That they were regarded old and superanuated
persons therefore, Rad this and avail yourself Of the
opportunity To supply yoursefat with article
winch has never failed to give entire satisfaction to all
who have used it,
1t will give the Bald headed youthful looks, turns
grey HAIR to its natural color and all Dandrun
ana dIsagreeabie matter from the Scalp ALSO nvigo
rates The HAIR makes ii soft and glossy the ingredi-
ens act upon the roots of the IL has been taken
oy scientific, as well by who stand high in the
puoc esteem. and found satisfactory. Over 5000 bot
Ties nave already been sold within the last three MONTHS
III he city OF 81. Louis and vciny, twice that
number in the States Of Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana and
Illinois. fthe immense quantity of letters and certi-
voluntarily every day the Propr-
etor he would select few and submit them here to the
publc's attention:
ST. LouIs, Oct. "a. 1853.
Prof. WooD-Sir: AT your request, willingly give
you statement OF the effects Of your Hair Restorative
quite gray and soon began to its effect i'm restoring
the natural fluid to it, Immediately began change
its native color until Is entirely restored and from
carefully watching its effects, am satisfied that is not
only entirely healthy in its effects, but IL faithfully
applied according to directions no lady will be dsap
pointed. therefore cheerfuy recommend il TO all my
friends and all who for such an article. III
Respectfully yours, DC. -
MRS. L. BEARDSLEY.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHHSlC1ANS;
DRUGGISTS, AND THE Pt blu "EI>


NTESSRS HELLER d FARNSLEf wouid respect
fully return tina rks theircusomers ana the pun
lie game rally, the liberal patronage when the! nav
heretofore received and take this method oil
their friends tina, they have purchased OF Mr. CIa"
Re,I his entire stock of Drugs 4 Med cines. and
will continue to carry the business in Tire mouse or
merry occupied by him Main between FIRST anu sec
md s where they will pleased to have their TRENDS
call and examine .eir stock. They have associates
Isaac White yhohas been for years the prlnepai oierh
in Mr.. Bells establishment who VIII be happy d. az
times 10 want upon the old patrons of the house. III
pure Drugs rates, and accomm' dating terms are
anv inducemcnt to the Merchants, Druggists ana fh!-
scians we invite them call, we have
on ha nd ock of 25O00. of well SCI ected Drugs ahu
will be constantly receiving additions To our Eresen'
supply and hope 70 offer such nduesmentsio WHILE.
SALE DEALERS as will supercete the necessity OF
their vis other cities for the purpose OF purchasing
their supplies. ,,ve ,o
jyl5 kELLkR, FahNSbbf W.
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CO.PAIsTNEiRSHyP.

COsFNREN EHSHHPe
FTNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style and firm of GEO. Foster IL Co.
for the transaction of a general FornardRg and Com
mission Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignments. either by
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries ian this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast rs one of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope 10y unremtted attention to merit and share
the pnblic patronage. NJ w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. ALTMAN.
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TUSr received ut the corner of Main and First ats,
al fresh supply Of white and coored Carpet Chain, Cot
ton Batting and sou aud GOO Yarns for sale low
byl0cil2) SHANkLlN d REiLLh.
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IRE MOYAV,

MORGAN, KEEN IL PRESTON have removed to
wi First street. opposite Messrs. Bement vele's,
where they Will be pleased to see their custo and
the TRADE. Being DESTROYS their st EEK down low
by the LIST of January viii sell without regard prices
earlier in the
Merchants wanting to make purchases will find IL will
be money in therpoeket to call i'm. TnovlO
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WALL PAPER HANGlNGS
THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on hand large
Il and general assortment of Wall Paper Hangings
and Borders of every variety style and price, which for
neatness print and beauty ofdesgn surpass
ed in the West lie offers them exceedingly low pri.
ces and invites all those who in want of the article
To call and examine. No trouble to show goods.
JOHN c. DEVEREUX.
dec2l ly Main ST.. bet. Ist& 2d.
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Extract Of a letter from H. Thorn, SHERIFF.
Lnsaile County, M.
Professor o. J. WOop-
Dear Sir. Yours of June 21st. mpanied by bottle
ofyour Hair Restorative. received. | very soon
thereafter commenced using it, and it has entirely restor
my hair to its natvr youthful color. There is
siderable inquiry for the article, &c.
Very respectfully yours, X. THORN.
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LIVERY AND SALH STABLE.

a TIE uhucrslHneu haVc purcnastu Frt9
E@T> Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace fa
HS Provements To it, and have on hand 70
49, ARE good stock OF HOSES, BUGGIES an :
CahhiAGES, 10 winch we invite the attention of tn
public They intend from this time edeavor to salts.
the wants of the public in this particular sud hope the
articles and terms Will prove agreeable. Carriages fo
parties excursions, funeral &C., ways on hand Benf
provided with good hostlers, prepared To boar
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ. G K. H. DEG ARuO
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BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY.

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
sa The undersigned would respectfully in rr,,
ST. form the public, that he has now hand AVlu
fAy the largest and most approved styles Off ~
E2-custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hid, Ladies' Boots Buskns Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also for Misses, &C., &c. Also hand, splendid
stock Of Leather and Findings sale wholesale and
all low for cash. his old stand Water street door:
above Pavilion Hotel. Iaugi3ly1 p. DEUSNER.
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X. THORN.

RAsIN. MICH, August 2. 1853
This is to certify That yearago was quite gray, and
hair thin upon the of my head that feared lis
entire loss In this condition applied for and obtained
a bottle Of Prof Woods Rcstoratve. and before had
used quart bottle the gray hair had rcy disap
peared, and il had thckened up to be full
al, aud it assumed beautiful glossy appearance, appa
rently beautiful than it before. do,
therefore, cheerully those ladies who
value beautiful head ofhair. will also state that
il now, occasionally Tor its healthy and beautifying eff
fects. SARAH j. BROWN.
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- RAJ WAY & co.,
sept l62 FaltoII ST.. New York. q
AMPS, GLOBES, SHADES, CHIi'NEYS, wICkS,
IL Lard Oil, Phosgene Cas- &C. ala ave on hand and
for sale at JOHNC DEVEREUX, .
dec 22ly Main ST. bet LIST & Cd.
A FRESH supply ~ Meas uAlinsi Boots and o.
5 Sesys v.K. EEEoRICKs A.Ge. 4
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VI X. HENDRICKS ~ CO. have removed to Fosters
New Block, on First street Main, where they
have hand general assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES. to which they invite the attention of country
merchants. Lnov14
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IT There many young gentlemen, as well as plcn-
~ of old ones, whose eads turning gray which gives
the former good deal Of uneasiness. and exposes The
of the latter. To avoid Theses little perpexities
advise such OF readers TO Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, which will in the of few weeks.
cnange the whes hair to it's natural color IL does not
dye the hair like most Of the hgr resOrtves, but pro-
duces gradual change ocOlOr from the of the hair
to the final end and gives fine aud glossy appearance.
We have seen many persons who have used it success
fully and who pronounce it the only invention which has
come mp to their idea of "sure for gray heads v
We commenced using il about two months sncc and il
we any judge of and beauty il made ut least
ten years younger. In fact, beginning to look
quite young again, and feel very much like getting a
young wife. The change is miraculous and il would be
as difficult to find gray hair il wOul be to find
an idea in the head of the Duke of Buckingham. We
know several old maids and young widows whose
locks just beginning To svery hue aud who
have been talking seriously Of resortng to this remedy
and We advise them not to delay longer. fails
| st. Louis Herald
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail. at No. III
Market street. under Wyman's Hall, St. Louis. Mo.
| For sale in E- ansviue, Wholesale and Retail. by
| novl5 6md&w HALLOCN d STODDARD.
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Tho following certificates speak forthemselves, the
gentlemen whose signatures attached known 30
thousands:
ST.. LoUs, September co. 1853.
DR.. o. J. Waod-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
OF your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory. IL has entirely destroyed all darru from
my head and restored my hair original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. TRUESDAlL.
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ST. LsgIs. September -. 1853.
Dear Sir BY the advice of friend of mine. who had
been Using Hair Restorative was induced To try it,
discovering to great astOnshacnt. that friends
hair. which, when last him before, very gray,
had been compleel restored its original color having
as line glossy appearance as ii had when know him
twenty years ago.
commenced using the Restorative about five weeks
and perfectly convinced that it will produce the
desired effect il having restored the color of my hair,
than half of which white, to precisely the
il was when was twenty years DID, with the heal
Thy and glossy appearance have no hesitation in
commenting it 10 my friends and the public generally.
believing that il used according directions they will
moth disappointed. Yours, very respectfully,
| Y. r.. HOLMAN.
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DECRIVED per steamer Southerner-
l30 bxs NJ. X. Rasins; 80 halfbxs NJ. r. Raisins;
30 qr-bxs" do; ieask new Currants;
90 sbls MOlasses: 20 halfbbls Moasses;
For sale Wholesale retail at lowest price,
ian2 LH . t...- 1. 10 ID. HEINANN.
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DIR. O.HALSrHD'SPILLS

w Ill. relieve every ''human being who has asf
w the following symptoms: .....
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VOLUME LII.
THE RTCHmONE Enquirer,
DAILY AND Sc MI" T. N L.
By RITCIIIES &; PRYOR.
4 l. II " :

rso Daily Paper, dollars per Hnnun, mud at tn
rate Of eight dollars if taken for shorter period than on
ycor For the Semi Weekly five dollars per anni,l ant
bre dollars for six months payable in advance 10 be pa
~ ,e once or rcn.ied by mail pos,paid or six dollar
per snn,I,n at the end Of the year.
- All dues this office may be rcinitcd per mail il
roo and avasbe Bank notes NJ the risk OF the Editors
:st postage Of berg PAD by Tie arrrs The pos,
,rr II is he accumulation OF postage, in extensive bu
s;ness which operates as serious tax upon Editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Is THE DAILY ESQrlRER,--For TEN lines or less, frs
Insertion fifty and every succeeding insertion
tyiye cents II inserted once week twice II week o
three times week thirtyscven and half cents for eacl
insertion after the first
Annual advertisers charged hy dollars for TWELVE
n,. and tat proportion for advertisements of greater
length except Lottery Vendors and Auc;ioncers who ar,
chsrccd SlON, papcr includcd.)
Is TIE SEMIWEEELY.-For TEN lincs or less first in
.er1ion Is cents: for each continuance 30 cents:
- All ohinaTies and Tributes of Respect, exceeding
cicht lines charged for advertisements
O-drr from iioanco must be accompsped with III,
sirsucey, or satisfactory references insure execution
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nrr>..rIvc THE DEBNTES.

The resolution respecting the publication ol th'
United States Senate debates w's taken up, on th'
] 18Th.
Mr. RISK of Texas urged reference "i the suffice
n II committee.
Mr. UrsTrr Of Va. said If the Scllnc was MOI, Ills
3p,.cJ IN nhnIish It's system "f REPORTING altogether
liz rrs,, ,,ruuosiliun the best that could '
aI,..J Thcr. wis much thu, could Lee -iid on loii
a.s II ,uiI,ht he sail and correctly. t'r iii pr,vi
d,ino system Of reprrtin. dcbacs tic speeches hn'
,'r,r.nd in numlrr and dctcriorn,cd in k:ud-n'
shncom,. mere nnlitical essays. lie was for nTinS bn
Dome rcport. and Tia; in the GoI', and woHl he WI
Him, to rnv for publishing that report III other on.
In doing 81 he tidnot mean I" be undcrst"o'
H. Inrs;,,,, every thing contained III the editorials
I t,n no,,rr. ~ WAS supposed by The Senator iron
1W;i;,nn roull bc the effect "t snch proceeding
T.. m.,nIJ L, fur from endorsing amy attack on IN
snn;'r. j,, i,r tlnu@h:, had. since in his "liIc.
,r,d 10 and carried "u the great rrlci
-, ;,'I, he hal been elected. The course
IT,. pr,.i. 81 thc Nchra,ka hill, an on he .n'
III, ~, t,y, ,T,nt rlca+r;rcs c The dny-h't neg:
5.; ,r,,ih,t.rwarL amdwisc He I!iI=h; agree VIZ
s,hns ia. in the distribution u! patronage me IRE
.,,, ,,;'t,t hnyc erred, but no one would inpn
sa. error TO any improper Iii'en.oh! s,r,. ,nrroy.
Mr. BuGur den.l OF la, sad he inlE nPPVi%sr V;ss
3of MI ,hnt had been said by the senator ron
hin. lie regretted that the Senator from M'cn'Sm M
lind introduced the debntc Yesterday or 'lat " .'a
h"cr sunnnsed hy any one that it was showing nos
aril;tv ~ ,Re administration 10 iaror The p"ouc'ou
go, J,L,,os IN other papers.
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coN#Ess-sArunpAv.

Tlp SpnNtr UU NUt sII lU.VIHN'
HOUSE OF REPRESESTArivks,-Las night tho dc
hate ws continued by Messrs. Caskic and Greenwood
u favor Of and by Messrs Pringlc Howe, Drum an'
seymour against, the Nebraska and Kansas nilI; lh
committce took recess at quarter past II :" clock
This morning the committee resumed ITS stiing
luinc o'clock. Mr.. Stanton Of Tennessee, Mr. licnn
MIR. Wit,c. and Mr.. ChastG;n spoke in favor OF tn
lMll; and Messrs. Harlan and Stuart OF Ono, Mr
d Goodrich, and Mr.. Pennington opposed the bill.
lIo oclnck the debate terminated; and after M ar
Iranscmcnt had been agreed upon for gentle,nen:wh
lhai not spoken the subject 10 be permitted to rTll'
l,hcir speeches Mr.. Richardson spoke in reply. Ilt
Ecommisee refused to rise, by vote of IT, to :" In
erendinr of the bill was then commenced, and Nj
}Edreron proposed ms substitute, the bill for organ
lizing Nebraska which passed the House during las
lConSress. Other amendments were offered and de
sbated under the tive-ninutes rulc and rejected; "n
s3 o'clock, when the committee rose una the h"us
lndiourned.- II Washington Nni0A
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THE TACTICS OF VIRGINIA wllIGGERY.

The IACllCS Ot NlnriNliN "''iN''''
Had we been the confidential advisers Of the Rich
annnd Wing, we could not have exposed more 'Ii"
arcmghly and completely the plan and tactics OF 'n
aournal and the purity which II represents, than va;
lone in our article OF lnst Fridny on the proprcty
3hn,diur an cytru rcssion We then warned the Dem
6ocrai. of the State. that any action on cir part wircl
ssbsl bring about an extra session Of the Legislature
would be used 10 their prejudice by their political "l
Moments. The Wig of Saturday thus vcriiics on
SGor,ls:
"The question of the proprcty Of calling m extra
scss sion o the Legislature s beginning to be discussed
4wirh considerable animation and fury by some q! m'
4Dcnocratc contemporaries. Both the ELnm'ncr an'
aEmguircr of yesterday, have long nrtic les upon tn
A,uhicct. Both Of them take strong md even bite
ground against extra session. IL il entirely iam
8nI'uir with which, as Wings. we have no pariicula
Hcouccrn If the Democratic majority of the Stnt
want the Legislature 10 rc-aasenblc next WINTER the
ahavc only to will it, and it Gun bc casy done lh
HWigs nre utterly powcrlcss III the matter ana hav
8but little To say upon the question pending lis dccl
#sion Their voice would NOT be respected much cithe
Swax, and being in minority, cannot he held rcslnl
$sihlc no nutter whether extra session ls called -
Auot AS party men, therefore, their Obvious duty is f
I maintain II strict and unyiclding neutrality
There is no misaking the import of this language
HIt is full and complete demonstration of the fact
4.hat tho Democracy is to he held responsible i"r ~
extra session, should it be held, although il may b
sbrought about by Wing influence. The morality u
3.his plan of operations is another question. Las
4wiutnr the most ardent advocate of extra session
X was one of the chiefs among the Wing wirc-workcr
8of this CITY. His advocacy was excused by pre-
tended zeal 10 advance tho interests Of the State
Avrsiuia. But now the story Is out. That was shan
Auv the true intent of his action WAS 10 invc.lc DE
lmucrlts into an lllwse aud unpopular proceeding. {
H.eclrc :h"ir downfall and The triumph oI the Wgs
Eve again ask, shall this plot be successful! Will al
ADcnocrat lend himself in any wise 10 the successiu
Hcxccution of this artful conspiracy
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'' i FRIEND To TIE RIGHTS Or ALL
= SENATOR'S FROM CONNECTICUT.

L. s. SENATOR'S FROM CONNhClllcI. i.
NEW Haven, MAY 19.-R. Ii GiSt.e, 1S sn0 ,,,.
Lafayette Foster whi"were t"-da! ., or, and ,b
"fs or the "nc In the House Gillette had Il!
ha.nn,, o. smith t, Baldwin s. Inshain 8, 8nt!cr
rhn Democrats deserted their candidate, voting ic
chairman for the long term. Foster had ~,
others 30. In the Senate Gillette had anu r's'e'