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reconciled with the integrity that men
IN general profess. 1t "a a matteF we'll
worthy Of mole confederation by allmen
than we have given ID u. IL may be
followed out 10 very threatening eonse-
quence, for no wrong can be tolerated in
political li.o that viii not gradually un-
dermine Political system, and ~ the
process invade and corrupt the social con
ditiOn Of The people.-Beifimore Sun
III Din AsrnE REsr DIp. This tame,
WELDING spin,--this doing as The rest
did--has ruined thousands
A Young man is invited by vicious
tompaii6ns 70 visit the tavern or The
gambling room, Or other haunis OF licen-
tiousness. lie becomes dissipaled, spends
his time, loses his credit, sqanders his
property, aud At last sinks ln'e al uh-
timely grave. What ruined him Sim
ply "dOing what the rest did,
a father has family Of sons. He is
wealthy o.ber bil~r n. n lie 9 me situa-
ton OF life do ~ aud 81, are indulged ~
this thinr aid that He INDUCES lis
own in the same way They grow up
4 idlers, trihes vud fops.
The father wonders why his children
DO not succeed better. lie has spent 81
much money on their eddGat'oh, h Civ
en- them great advantages but alas
hey aleo6ly source Of veKa'iOn and
trouble. Poor man, he is just paying
the penalty ol "doingas the rest did.
This poor mother strives hard TO bring
up her daughters geuIeely. They learn
wha, others do. 10 paiut. to sing, 10 play
TO dance, and several OF er useless mat
ters. Ia Time, they marry. Their hus
bands ure unable 10 support their tx r'
yagance, ard they aro coon reduced Il
poverty and wreIchedness. The goo'
woman is astonished. Truly" say
she. ii did as tile rest did. ."--Ex.
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n4rAn eminenL diyine of New Hav


nEAn eminent divine Of New Haven
distinguished for Constr,sti m. 10 pub.
i.shel q tract addressed to the Freemeu Ol
Copneo icut, urging them to support
Fremont aul Dayton. We make an ex'
tracts
"lt is this doctrine Of Non. Extension,
as opposel simply to that Of the ERten-
sion OF Slavery, which is the pivot Of
The present political contest. / is this
doctrine of Non Extension, which in the
eyes Of modern democracy gives the
Republioan parry its sudden prevalence
and awful power. Terrible as IL may BE-
to extensionists, its actual power, howev.
or, il It's candidate for the Presidency Is
elected, is destined greatly to increase.
The day Of Fremont's election will be lhe
birth day OF Republican party at the
South Of unthought.of strength, to be
added to the already inyineibo phalSn&
az the North. The south, in despite ot
the bludgeon party, have sense enough
to discern their tue interesis--,o know
that Nm Extension is far better for them
Than either The cxension or the Abolition
in which extensions mu ultimately ter
inmate They have patriotism euuu ,h.-
ave. and men envugh--to put dowua liz.
Gle factiou Of loaf aud fsh politicians an
their dupcs. Thus, SO long as the pres,
ent spurious Democracy urges on the ex
tension Of Slavery. in opposition to th,
Republican doctrine OF Non Extension
/ IA 10 r,Iad,,a a, Tho co,, IA ,f mo
lection TO slavery where il is, and It's pre-
ventiou where it j. not--wilh it's inner
ent justice under The Coustitution--anc
with its harmony, and peace, and pros
perity TO the country rs evinced in Tor
mer days--either the Republican par
will continue to gfuw stronger, more wall
liant, more terrible to all opposition, Ill
its triumph is complete, Of Extension. a.
it's ultcrior effect, will inevitably nourisl
pure Aboliion,nl ino a reality, that vii
sweep tho South with It's lerrors"
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1g Halls maioriy in this district is
1853. May lie fulfill his pledges for free.
dom versus his democratic brethren OF
the South, As we are far mors interest.
ed in tie triumph OF right than Of party,
we shall be most glad if he does so.-
but what can We hope il Pugh's course
Is to be his pa.ern
Mao wAi,ely, tDem. is elected Judge
Of Tins district Oy majority Of %.
~ The State of Ohio has given 80 900 ma.
loh'y for Heedom. being gain Of 10000 over
Chase's majority las, year. We can make this
e1@oO In November which will be glory enough
for once.
Tho Congressional rssul, in ,hls State is q,
follows;
FF'' p4s'res-Pondleton Democrat.
Seeond-GrOesheek Democrat.
IhiFd-Campbell, Republican.
FouTsh--NiehOlS, Republican.
tinh--Motb Republican.
siEth-Cookerl, Democrat.
sevenih--aarlan, Republican.
Eshsht--Stanton, Republican.
Rin'A--tan, Democrat
Ten'A-Mlles, Democrat
kleve1'h--Iior.on, Republican
Iwelnh-coE, Democrat.
la'r'osnlh-ShermAn Republican.
foar'eenth-PhllemOn Bllss, RsDuby,.n
Fipeenth-Burns, Democrat
sih'e'n'h--C' 2. Tomptins, Republican
sevenseenh-L,prenoe. Democrat
Eise'oeath--B- P Letter, Republican.
tnis'en'h--Elwari Wade, Republican
Tweni elh--Iosh, R. Glddincs Renn1l,...
INen'y'hrst--I hn A. Binrhln. Rennhl,,..
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EF-A responsible gentleman Of this
cily is prepared to make an Hlii layis thai
Judge Hammond, the old line candidate
Cor Lieuteuant Governor, told him shorl
time before the election that six hundred
Irish wodld be imported into Tippecanor
county for the purpose Of carrying the
eleciiOn.-LalayetI Journal.
Per TINS AND Thar rooETHER--On
Saturday last, fully three fourths Of the
Lrishmen At work on the Louisville and
Portland Canal were discharged On
Monday aud Tuesday, few or none ol
them could be found in this city, but the
uoie ofFioyd county, -IadioEa jast oPpo
she here, ,oas mere rsed By oGOut he mum
Jsr qf discharged Irish.--LOuisyile Jour.
nal.
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tho following compass i've statement Of
the total votcs ia the two cities for q
number Of years.
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Fatal Accident

A German Damed GorrtiEu ZALLERi,
was killed by the falling Of board from
= scaffold, on Saturday morning hst.--
This. Che FIRST accident Chat has occurred
during the erection Of our Union School
edi6ce. is indeed a melancholy one. Mr.
h was an industrious, virtuous citizen, "a
member of the German Lutheran church
and much respected by all who knew him
The Board Of Education, in whose employ
he was. and the workmeu with whom h'
has been engaged deeply symPathize Wiil
his afflicted family.
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EEIn connection with the reports Of
alleged imuds praciised at the Penhsyl-
yania election on Tuesday, IL may be iu-
tcresling 10 know that the Democratic
Chy Council OF Philadelphia PrersHted
tie paJiieatiOa oj Ms names " the persons
assesssa These have been published
r gularly fOr many years. AMI have serv-
ed, To great extent, as protection
a aims, illegal yotirg Gazette.
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Toe increase Of i0,b33 votes wilhip
i've months i, so enormous, that no one
can pretend fora moment that il is a leg-
itimate increase. Az The election Of May
last there was great excitement aud a lull
vote was out. That there should be au
increase Of l0.533 in FIVE months is ut
terly beyond belief. The frauds rumorcd
must have been fully carried out. ItIs
he preparation OF such odtrag6s as this
that il 70 put our insti uiions 10 the test.
The people can no longer endure their
repetliou.--Cin. Gazette.
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AMEMcAAHA "toIso UP. THE Fill.
more men( Of the Second Ward are 10
have grand b,lloon ascension " at
the Public Square. this (Fridsy) eve
ming, when the last remaining vestige Of
this doaghfaccd ally ofthe bbek democra-
cy will take its fnal leave ofearlh. This
Is an entirely new feature in politics, for
these parts. a, least. We learn that,
AS they are rather scarce Of "timber''
they have procured the services Of some
loco speaker. The democracy hereabout
will monrn their untimely end as they
have long since calculated on their assist.
ance in carrying this State for Buchanan
Good bye. Buck and Breck
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A BonE THE show at Lcesser's Hall
Jennings vareties-is conceded by
all who have visited it, TO be The greatest
huhb6g Of the season. The dancing Of
Mr. AoEER was passablS, while the bal
ance Of the actors rte about rs interesting
as wooden siatuarY
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ecp articles sba have been removed
from unless specially authorized by mc
be stipulated in thai dsauit shall be maae
In delivering all o. any OF thc usie
mentioned OF the quality aud the tunes and places above
said VIII foreit ana pay 10 he
OF money equal 70 twice
o pce b.sn agreed upon a. thc pes
be actual delivery ueTeoi, which
damages may from time 10 time as tey ae
= !. 4. a. ara, ,,vI .a,
co.ctor, disuct auoieyJ o sumo oe
ne,son satisfactorily known 10 the bureau .- -,
contract that the bureau aii nave lhe
M nnnuIina without damage 10 the gov
ssn A. Congress shall not have made sufficient appfopa
M IN ~ a.. for the completion ofthe works es
na,ed for nnd on which his enem paea ana san as
power diminish the syenv 6ye ner
headed mSce elianeous" In the schedule
through post oce, which notice snail be considered nicni
supplies spscih with
from the Of from the bureau Of he accept
will be made with other person or
eung bidder will be held
sponsibie for all deinquences
All offers not strict conformity with this advertisement
will, a option Of the bureau be rejected
Those whose offers accepted will be noihed and CON
be ready for execution thereafter may be
practicable.
sep i9--law4w
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oyyIoE sUrERrs1EspKKT PuBLIo PRIsrIso,
Washington, October 4, 1850
pursuance the provisions provide
public ae approved August 90 1882 sealed
Monday day) OF December twelve O'Clock Tor
public printing
year s day OF December 1885, and enning
list speeches. nearly be ascertaned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind OF nat viii be
required.
10000 printing paper, uncaendered q by
80 inches and 10 weigh forty i've pounds 10 The iean oi
4e0 Sheets
CI.ssu
aams hno printing paper, eaendered to measure "a by
ao" "es, weigh hiy six pounds 10 The fean OF
$50 sheets.
5000 superdne sized and calendersd pa nds 10
measure "a by 20 inches, and TO weigh dny-lwo -
the ream OF 45O sheets
10 measure - by n inches, weigh forty eight
pounds to the Ieam Of dso sheets,
... Z. '.. Class v.
1000 superne caendered map paper Of such
sizes be required corresponding In weight Win
paper measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per Of 4eO slieets.
Class VI.
200 ream supsrns plate OF -
per ream as may be required.
paper Of above classes be OF linen
and free from all adulteraoh with mineral other sub
Of fair whieness and in qes Of twenty
bundles each, To -oa
460 Sheets Uniformity and weight
viii required and bundle exclusive OF wrappes
per weigh, win be
of b!cfnesses in bundle make the weight
will be considered a violation OF the Contract
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cSuuoued limitations Of Dr. Do
Sra hs "Eecuc Oi,n sha prosecute any party who
cnpyRhtHd hs Tbs (uenuue) Electric O has the
Of Camden m piles Hon JohR Wi
ausUu ~ huntingdon Hon, Ktngurh, twh took uT hts
fueh"s IN day. and Ihsn 100 others ~ PhndciPhH
whose h1vn been published Pbsdelphh Ledger
The whoernl~ draIe u Phadpha would
scamp rascay In Harrisburg Pa
John Wyuihr cyq druggist there caused the
rest and rrorr Valentine, who attempted ma
uun N this vaiu7hle remedy,
PmLABrLrmh, May s, 1893.
To he T'rts rrd Druggists throughout the United sGis
t n by Prof Grsh Electric on Jos. Free, Wssi
Phtisdcpha n Mr. Rodenbok Montgomery couny
rheumatism upran Mrs Ogden, No 80 Fouh street hHsm
mnnn n poes Maryland Provide shingles snd caked
breast Mr. Ww spence fcon nod nourasa
Henry Campbo Lower Marion, Of buns and scarlet feVsr and
eighteen others
O Every only genuine Electric OH u
made ny and his old Office, which
aIl orders b. addressed procure ~, genuine
Pfrf CH ~. DE ORATH,
Old ofhco, % south 9Th sreai, chestnut
Tor sale ~ CHARLES SrOTT,
IuyIO-0 Washington, u. G,
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, d O. !,
at Georgetown, ID. q.

TREASURY DKrAKrhEsT,
september ", 1885,
cEAED PROPOSALS. viii received eparlmenI until
q day Of November A. D. 1855, II O'Clock noon,
cordfug prepared
said either Tor the whole building for the
ud of work bs OF parcels should ompauy each
each work, total
carried department reseing The right reject
the hereby invited thereof when
interest Of The United saieE Sequifes H the department also
mere is Just believe will faithfully perform the
tracts which they have attempted obsn by Indirecon and
all there shall be in who do join
bids and all bids th investigation are below fair price
the work.
be received in the option Of the bdde
be such bidders unn details furnish
department OF the different kinds work
work Ia guide the department. making paylaents.
and materials delv-
according price amount be asccrtanrd BY
Of The Department. appointed io that
pose, be om tma the work progresses
ten the completion of the
the work. &c by the agent aforesaid and be forfeited
In Inc OF non -iuihlnent OF contract
will be awarded only builders and mechanics
thereof tho
Ihe Treasury, will be a forfeiture OF the same
Each proposal must be written guarantee signed
district attorney The said dc) The OF
work. of pfoporonate amount II part,
when his proposal be accepted
bond sutcent
It's faithful performance.
plans specifications working drawings
and other information obtained appica
department.
The proposals this department. addressed
Secretary Treasury Proposals
Custom House, &cO nd will be opened al O'Clock, p.
ast day named for receiving the same
Secretary Of the Treasury.
sept24-eaw60days lint. Siarl
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Proposals for Rations for 1867.
QuARTERMAsrHRs orucE, M CoRrs,
Washington, Oct. 10, 1855.

QuARrERMAsrKR's OFFICE M CoRrs,
Washington Oct. 10, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS be received TITS Of
d until Monday 10Th day Of November next at 10 O'Clock
m for the United states Marine Corps ai
the following stations, for the year le5l viz
Charlestown, Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hamrshirei
Brooklyn, Long fslanu, We" iofh
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk Virginia
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia
Of podnd and quarter Of hesh bee
quarters OF pound pork eighteen ounces
bread made OF nou supene hour at the option OF
The government Of six pounds Of good eohte
pound, OF best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts o. o
beans quarts Two quarts OF sa loW
good hard and half POUNDS OF Eoou hu
dipped talow candies o hundred raions. -,
The beef required delivered the order Of the
station either n bulk OF by the single faoh
and choice pieces o. me
be No prime pork and the pe oi NV
best quality of kinds named All subject 10 inspection.
two suretes known office, cerded ofhein
Proposals for rauons for 1871 and ad
Of the Marine Corps washington
ID, G,
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Major and QuartermasteT.
The National AID Evening star Washington D.
Patriot Concord, Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Pos
Boston, Mass Eagle, Brooklyn, and Daily News New
Argus and Philadelphia Penn Argus
ter Mobile Ala, publish above three times week uni
next, send bills accompanied BY
of this advertisement, ibis Office f1r payment
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY nKfARrMkST,
bureau OF Yards dad Docks, september ~, ls5o,

i, NAVY nKPARrMksT,
bureau OF ards dnd Docks, september ", le56.
cEALED PROPOSALS. separately endorsed "Po
- posa Tor Siu. eiass) for the yard al as
As yaId viii received oee on o N'h
for furnishing delivering raj
the articles mbraced the following classes
and which particularly described In printed schedules which
will be furnished upon application and BY ma 80 requested
desiring offer contract for oil the easoh
OF yards, the
classes command, by agent
thereto bureau, the yards.
la bidders send
Them schedules by mall will be order insure their
transmission, should their application postage
stamps the Law requires all postage be prepaid
Bidders hereby cautioned particularly notified that their
offers hereinafter prescribed and be mailed
their destination before receiving
bid thieh shall be
u be che mail
being open before appointed,
requested endorse enveope the address,
draw ue the endosement thus "oposa for Class
No. (ame the eiass) for The Macy yard al (name the yord
To Chief Bureau Yards and Docks, Washington,
e.
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Boarding School for Boys-Numbv Limited 70 7peaty.

Boarding School for Boys-Nuabu Limited 10 TVe'fy
REV. JOHN o, yEECH PRINCIPAL,
THIS Institution Baltimore the Hartford
turnpike having regular dy communicative thence BY
the principal their odrrr.
being under the same roof The sns
remarkably healthy, Rnd remote from all scenes Of tsmp'a
The of character ada pi
you guardians prevented ny absence
irving ueir supervision The
and modern la
usual branches college any
kfnd of business.
The will November is and close the
let of April.
References Rsht REV. bishops Whittnrbam and Atkinson
Hugh D. Evans, and r. Parker Scent,
e.qs Chew, Baltimore and n. q. e. Key, 81,
Msry's county, Maryland.
Samuel Maerau,
Office othe chesapeake snd On
Company Washington u. G who will give Information
terms, &C.
spuag6ed Faon, Hartford county Maryland, October
"a, ls6
Oct 25-eoott
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OF which win be paid BY asssaed 81 ourselves ia -
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Pro !. Os lis for Supplies.

QuARTgRMAsrEns OvfIcE, M CoRPs,
Washington, Oct 10, 1856
oEPsRATE SEALED PROPOSALS will received at this Of
y nee until O'Clock, Monday, the l0th day OF Novem
supplying Marine Corps the following ances
during Tie isea year ending 3Oth June, lso7'
uniform eapa, with scales complete
| 900 marine pompon5
IL leather stocks
500 pairs o shoulder straps for prvates
100 NC commissioned officers epaulettes
1000 do Ofiinen pants
linen shirts
5000 marine brogans
500 marine blankets
800 dozen pairs woollen socks
800 marine fatigue caps
500 linen bioases
1000 Canon flannel drawers
1900 10 10000 yards % sks-blue kesey
do Of blue cloth, cochnea dye, and dyed IN
the wool
Samples the Office OF the Assistant
New York, and strict conformity 70
sample required All articles be inspected aud eefhed
TO before payment is made.
himself the right increase d
usmed above, The ntei OF the service
be delivered ut such tines IN such
places the Quarermaste may dhect
free expense the United States.
entertained unless accompanied by the names oi
Office ceuhed
Proposals. for Supplies and addressed
TO Of the Marine Corps Washington, D. g.
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartvrmaster.
The National and Evening STAR Washington, d.
Patriot Concord Portsmouth,, New Hampshire
Eos, ana Times Eagle Brooklyn, Daily News New
York Argus ana Philadelphia Penn VIII pub
sh TIMES week until the 10Th November neI
bills accompanied by copy OF ~ savefhseneh 10 s
Office for payment
OctIl
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United states Mail.
PosT OEEIoK DEPARTzEsT,

PosT OTnCE DEPAKTzEsT, -
October ii, lcob
DROPoSALS for carrying the mails Of United States from the
1881 1882 following
la the State FLoRIDA In the herein specned
viii be received the Contract Ohce OF the Post once Depart
the city Of Washington until of the 2a OF No
vembeT, 1856, 10 be decided on The next day;
SO From jacksonville by Batbe and Newburgh Alligator,
~ miles and back twice week, IN four horse coaches
Leave Jack. .onvile Sunday and Wednesday at
Arrive at Alligator next days by pm.i
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday al . a M.
Arrive at Jacksonville Rext days by 2Am
NOTE.
Proposals must guaranteed responsible persons,
fed such Judge of court OF record and
contract be entered into by the successful bidder with surely
belIre the st January, 1871
No will performed, and for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times The OF the
deducted For far behind time break
with depending nails and sufficiently excused,
'urth the the subject forfeiture
be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
ed, for negectng take the mail from into
nasa once for II to be Injured destroyed, robbed
lost and for refusing a. demand, 70 convey ne mai as
frequently the contractor runs or NAV annuI ths con
hices The Postmaster Genera, - ar far Az
for repeated failures agreeaby 10 cona ,ment
The General alter Tho schedule He also ord1
allowing therefor rata increase
He curta discontinue the service
whole rata decrease OF allowing one
months compensation the amount OF service dispensed
with Bids addressed Second Assistant Post
master uperscrbed Proposals No. 6o69, Florida"
particulars panphe advertisement for conveying
Virginia. Georgia, Florida &C. OF 1893 aud 1880
JAME~ CAMPBrLL,
Oct ll-law4wt Postmaster General
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IN the petition Hewitt of Rochester Wisconsin,
for the q pltent granted ~ him for Improve
msn IN from the OF SAID pat
en which takes place the hiftth day of December l
ordered thai the said pet be heard AZ the Patent once on
Monday Decrmher ~ 1855, ~ O'Clock, and All persons
are nohed and show II they have why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons required 10 Ole In The Patent
Once their obciiops specially firth in writing AZ least twenty
days betfe all testimony flied hy sthn
he used aken and ufsnsnttsd
eodance win the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished
application.
The testimony In be closed on the oh cfDccember
1856 deposirons relied estnony,
hed the oce before morning sf that dayi e
guments, " any, within days thereafter
Ordered, this puhshed In the Union, Ins
fencer, and Evening Wrshneton o. O. Repuhean Ha
more Nd Prnnyvanisn Phisdepha Frg ard Day Book View
York Y. W. for puccrsfve weeks pevious
70 the 22d Of December merit, the day OF hearing. -
Comui-sioner of Patents,
sFditou Of the above papers viii please copy and send
asr bills 10 the paten once with puper containing this notice
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