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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March Just r. =
L ceived at the Book, Newspaper and Station
erv establishment Of JOE SHILLINGTON
Also, Godey's Lady's Book for March
Graham's Magazine do
Arthur's Home Magazine do
New York Journal do
Yankee Notions do
Harper's Story Book DO
United States, Cuba and Canada, by the Hon
Amelia M. Murray
Chariemont, tale Of kentucky, by w. Gil
more Simms, ESQ
Rachel Gray, beautiful tale, by Julia Kava.
naugh
A Forest Tragedy and other Tales, by Grace
Greenwood
The Bush Boys, by Capt Mayne Reid
Catherine Valmar, ora Fathers Vengeance, ty
q. w. M. Reynolds
Vivian Bertram, or wife's Honor, by 6. w
M. Reynolds.
All the new books published received immedi
atsly afterwards.
+ Everything In the Stationery line for sale a
SHILLINGTON'S,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner AZ street
feb 23-3t
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A GOLD MEDAL.-The citizens of PASSPORT,
Miss upon the receipt Of the news that Hon.
A. Rust, of Arkansas, had whipped Mr. Gree
ly, of the Tribune, held meeting and resolved
to procure gold medal and send it to Mr..
Rust. The medal with this inscription, 4" Pre-
sented to Hon. A. Rust, NJ. c., from Arkansas,
by his friends of PASSPORT, Miss; ;" and on the
reversed side A" Hit him again ;" was got the
next day forwarded to that gentleman at
Washington
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of Balm of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists.
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~ ture on Tuesday evening, February 10Th,
at the Smithsonian Institution, Tor the benefit Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, TO ena
Bile 1t to carry out Its plans for the poor and ne
lion at the aims house, the increase Of is library,
&c. 1t Is to be understood that the lecture has
no connexion with the Smithsonian course. No
tickets can be Obtained at the door, but may be
had at GRAY l. Ballantyne's, 9TH street, Shilling
toms Adams, Franck Taylor's, Taylor Man
rvs, Marin & Palmer's, z ID. Gilman's, Stott's,
Campbell & Coyle's. Farnham's, on the avenue,
Moore Young's 9Th street. and at the rooms OF
the Association, corner Of 10th street and Penn
sylyania avenue The lecture will commence at
s'o,clock w. }. RHEES,
JOS. Fl. WOOD,
JOS. H. BRADLEY, Jr
feb A-d3t Committee.
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%FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th st.
~ The Juvenile Missionary Society Of the
First Baptist Church will hold its Anniversary
to morrow afternoon, the Oath instant, at TX
O'Clock. Addresses may be expected from the
Hon. Mr.. FOSTER, Of Georgia, and others.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
feh Q3-1f
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" AssSrs FOR THE STAR.-Tbe following
Ha 1 persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements In TIVE Sr.p.
FAIadsIPAia-V. B. PALMER, northwest cor
nsr OF Fifth and Chestnut streets
Nen fork-S. NJ. PErrINGILL & Co.. Nassau
Bo'fo~-V. B. PALMxR, Scollay's Building.
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The Republican Convention, now in session
at Pittsburg, do not propose to nominate q
candidate for the Presidency, which is to be
deferred until early in the summer. This
gathering is merely rehash Of the never-to-
be-forgotten Buffalo Convention of lS48, in
the views and sentiments uttered by its ora
tors. John A. King, formerly an Abolition
member Of Congress from New York. (then
nominatty Whig,) is in the chair. The most
impudent and amusing part of the affairs is
the boast Of Francis P. Blair that he repre-
sents the South there, which has found its
wayinto the Abolition newspapers already.
His credentials are fromthe Baltimore Repub
Gcan Association, made up like the Republi-
can Association Of this city, for the most part,
of newly imported Abolitionists from Yankee
dom.
We never yet knew member of any such
association, here or there, who was not sym
pathizer, active and ardent, with negro steal
ing. Blair has been talking In this con-
vention about the sympathy which the
merchants of Baltimore feel in the Repub-
lican ;Abolition) cause. 1t is due to the
mass Of the merchants Of that city that its
press shall publish the names of Blsir's
sympathisers, that the mass Of them may not
% neid responsible by the customers Of that
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DIANOs FOR SALE OR RENTING and
l. second hand Pianos from the bestfSDy
manufactures, at moderate and conve- H"U
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taten
In exchange, and tuning pianos attended TO al NC
496 Eleventh street, above Pa. avenue
F. G. REICRENBACh.
eps-smeosTukThs
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7 OST-ON FRIDAY NIGHT, AT THU
II Theatre, gold Bracelet Any one finding II
viii be Literally rewarded by leaving 1t at this Of
dee. feb 33-lt
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRUCHES, CoUGH LozENdEs
made from highly esteemed recipe for the evation
Bronchial Affections, Coughs Hosrsensss Asthma Irritation
OF the Throat either chronic occssoned cold
exertion of the speaking singing Clergy
men, Vocslsts, Lawyers, and al
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find them admirable substitute soothing
the bronchial tubes and valuable efficient
tanning opium, they be used freely reaIste
JOHN I. BR0WNk SONS, Boston, Proprietors.
For sale in Washington by J. n CALLAN and j. MOORE;
Baltimore. COLEMAN ROGERS; PhlIsde phis, Z. BROWN;
CINCINNATI, Z. ECKSTEIN. feb 2O-lw
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at Dut Nv VIII
do at time experience the unpleasant effect of
porary Indigestion such of fulness weight aud
unessiness of the stomach, foul tongue bitterness the
mouth, sick headache &C. &c All such feelings
evidence approaching dyspepsia which should always be
checked and cured by the of H0STBTTERS STOMACH
BIrTERS which known to be lfabls iy for all
such complaints To this Thousands will testify who have
tried them and proved the fcts Hosters Bters
sale by principal Druggists and Dealers generally.
,,l"-1W
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MUSICAL CONVENTIONS seem to be the Or
der of the day One is just commencing at
Trenton. N. j., under the leadership of Prof
Baker of Boston
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laxative tonic and stimulsnt and
public relying upon
lowing complaints: All Bilious Dersngements Sick Head
ache Dyspepsis Hsbitusl COstivenes Chronic Dfarrha
Pain In the ach Bowels, Gene Debility
Female Weakness, &c.
For sale by druggists generally and by D. GILMAN <es
Pa. avenue; Also by JOHN SCHWARTZ $50 Pa. avenue,
and by o. NJ LINTHICUA Bridge and High streets
GEORGETOWN. ID. @,
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III Advertisements should be handed IN nv
~ O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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IU Noah walker Z Co., marble Hall

Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel Buidug respectfully
that their display of FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING is now ready for Inspection COMPRISING an sssort
ment of COATS, TALMAS, OyERSACKS, SURT0UTS,
VESTS and PANTAL00NS Of the richest de-
signs in material trimming and workmanship To gentle
who study excellence with economy In fashionable
tces Of dress opportunity selecting
the attractive stocks Goods CITY, very
reduced prices. ST.
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NEW JEWELRY.

CORAL, CAMEO, FLORENTINE MOSA.
~ 10, Lava, and all other styles Of rich JEW
ELRY.
F b, 6uari Vest and Chatham Chains, Seals
ana Keys
Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Pearl and Wed dine
Rings
A large assortment Of the above Just received
and for sale at unusually low prices.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO.
324 Pa avenue, between 9th and ltth SITS
feb 2}-St
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COAL!-COAL!-COAL!.

NUPEKIUR WHITE Ash ANTHRACITE
~ Crate COAL IS so per ton e ,2i0 pounds)
Free burning ked Ash Coal nut size, 80 80
White Ash Stove Coal IS
III A large supply Of the above for sale at the
Yard, southwest corner 9th and II streets.
feb 23-?t<
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IMMENSEsUccEss OF THE FAv0RITEs
KUNKEL'S
GREAT OPERA TROUPE,
AT THE VARIETIES,

Will Perform every Evening this Week.
uAVING JUST COMPLETED A MOST
u successful tour through the South and West,
Will appear for brief season, at this beautiful
and comfortable Saloon, on which occasion they
viii present each lady visitor with a beautiful
VALENTINE.
IDA GREAT BILL in Preparation for Friday
Night.
Doors open at 6K o'clock-commencing at ~
O'Clock.
Admission IS cents.
feb 20-d JOHN T. FORD, Agent
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
DOCTORS ]. F. CALDWELL, LATE OF
II Virginia, and STEPHEN BAL
LY Of this city, have formed a con- SfS@
nection In business to practice in anS1ll1O
the phases Of Dentistry Their rooms are the
north side Of Pennsylvania Avenue, few doors
east Of 70 'rteenth street and Willard's Hotel
where they both will constantly devote them
selves to their profession, promising the ladies
and gentlemen Of this city and the public gen.
orally, that from their long experience they viii
execute all kinds Of their work faithfully salts
factorily, and upon terms with which the most
fastidious will be plea sed. feb 23-1w
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY.

MADAME X. respectfully infsrms the
Iu public In general, that she will give informa-
ton In all the Affairs relating to Life, Health,
Wealth, Marriages Love, Journeys, Law Suits,
Difficulties in Business, Absent riends, Sickness
and Death, and In respect 10 all other subjects
She is, also, able to tell the ages Of persons by
reading numbers. She can be consulted at al
hours Of the day ana evening.
Her name Is on the door-at No. 2S5 18th street
corner Of d, on the left hand side. Gentlemen Sc
cents and ladies IS. feb 23-2w*
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFTEXH

SATURDAY, Feb. .,
On which occasion Mr.. Winter will distribute 70
his patrons over
One hundred and eig' ty dollars Uorth
COSTLY AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,
Consisting Of splendid heavy silver plated Cof-
fee SET, two Gold Watches, Gold Chain,
Fine Gold Rings, Breastpins, &C.
Which Ger now be seen In the window OF II /.
Semken's Watch and Jewelry Stcre, No $50
Pennsylvania avenue.
In addition to the exhibition Of Chemical Dio.
ramas, &c Master WRITER'S will execute or
the violin a grand solo.
Tickets 50 cents only, and are limited.
Full particulars In small bills. feb20
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE
,IcEs OF ADMISSION

Lx,sKK AND MANAsER.... HKSRY G. JABnxTr
ALSO Of the Baltimore Museum)
NIeKR.......Mr IEFFKR,,,
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Grand Assembly.

TINE MEMBERS OF TIE BEN FRANK
Il lin Target Company No. 1 respectfully an.
n unce to their friends and the public that their
Tenth Assembly will take place a. Halmo: y
Hall on TU tuesday,, February Goth, 1876. They
pledge tn mselves that nothing viii be leit I'm
done to make this the Assembly Of he season
Committee Of ATTdn gemertS.
Eecklof, James Thompson,
CIV Cunningham, g X Boyd.
w Tanning, feb 23-3t
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PRICES OF ADMIsslos.
Dress Circle and Parqueife. cents
Family Circle, second tier.....-.-......3 /"
Gallery. .SO q 10c
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IT. Dyspepsia,-Therea are but few wb

School at his office, Glmans Drug Store
yvanis Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
ngs, from until O'Clock. w. J. WEST, Architect.
feb l6-5ts Washington.
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FRESH VENIsON, WILD TURKEY, &C.
WILL RECEIVE FROM THE NOUN
w tains on Tuesday, 10y the Manassas Gap r =,
FRESH VENISON, WILD TURKEY, BUT
TER, EGGS, &c, at
KINGS Family Grocery,
febs3 corner 1 and 18th SITS.
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The public CT Washington, Georgetown, Ale1ar
d IA. and Bladensburg, are most respect
fully informed that the Sublime
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ONihED STATES tCOURT OF CLAIMS.
ARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN C.
~ DEVEREUX, of New Yorh ci,y and M
THOMPSON, Of Washington, ID c.. Attorneys
and Coanseilors at law, are associated FOR the
legal prosecution OF claims for creditors Of Gov
ernment, in the Court Of Claims
They will CO operate in immediate and careful
attention TO business matters al ashineton which
may be entrusted TO their care by gentlemen Of
the profession and claimants IN the CITY OF New
OH, vi eise wnefe In any part OF the Union.
They may be consulted al any time personally
or by letter, either at New Yolk or Washinst ton.
Particular information as 10 claims which have
been at any time before Congress or Departments
parties interested.
JOHN c. DEVEREUX, No 90 Broadway,
corner OF Wall street, New York city.
VI. THOMPSON, Washington CITY.
N. B.-J c. Devereux is Commissioner Of the
Court Of Claims. feb so-u
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LNHESH FRUITS JUST RECEIVED
Il Fresh STRAW
Fresh PEACHES
Fresh RASPBERRIES
Fresh HUCRELBERRIES
Fresh CHERRIES
Fresh PEAS
Fresh GREEN CORN
For sale by JONAS p LEVY
Wine, Liquor, Sigars and Groceries, 474 Penn
avenue. feb 6-lW
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THE NAfAD QUEEN;


THE NAfAD QUEEN;
REVOLT OF THE WATER NYmrHs;
that has been performed In Baltimore % nigtts,
is representationsl viii be performed on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS,
Feb sSth, 18th and March LIST,
when all
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
SURPRISING MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
Grand Marches and Military MahGuvsrs,
SONGS, DANCES, TABLEAU8, &C.,
VIII he presented-together with
THE TROUPE OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS,
who are engaged expressly for It's representation
in tie Federal City.
iD- Notice-on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
when the Spectacle will be produced with all the
splenaors that distinguish the evening rePresen-
tations.
,rFor Synopsis Of Scenery, Incid ents songs,
Dances. &C, see bills Of the Theatre.
Doors open at OK O'Clock p. m: curtain rise. Al
* O'Clock precisely. feb s3-d
MR.. DeMPsTER,
ne irish Ep1isranf," aThs Bh.d Boy"
psurc ssd s,hy P0 gPSSo SsSs.t THAT
II be will give his Original Ballad Entertain
ment at CARUsI's SALOON, Washington, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 18th, which
will include the Following songs:
=. The Indians Con plant, y - Some things
love me" - John Anderson my 10, I" L" Lament
OF the Irish Emlgrant," :. TIE Barring o. the
Door" - Death Of Warren" " The Blind Boy,n
I'm alone. all alone" =. Duncan Gray" and
his celebrated cAntata, - The May Queen" In
three parts.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; Books Is cents.
To commence at { O'Clock. feb 2l-it
Intel 4 Union
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been badgered by the Aboltionists Of the ter
ritory and the States, not one of them lifted
a finger to harm single citizen of the terrific
~ or the property of one Of them, while across
the border
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25 PER CENT BELOW MARKET PRICE.
HERRINGs AND MACKEREL OF A sU-
II Perior quality, al reduced prices.
FRESH PINE APPLES
PINE APPLE CHEESE
FRESH TEAS, &C
JONAS Z. LEVY,
f7i Pa. avenue
Winef Liquors, segars and Fine Groceries
feb 20-2w
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SPECIAL SOTlCE.-The undersigned hsv
y ing purchased the interest OF the late arm Of
b. %. Reilly & Co in the Clothing business re-
specouIly ask those persons indie bted 10 please
settle thsir accounts without DELAY as the busi-
ness Of the late firm must be settled up
DAVID MASON
No. 81 Bridge street Georgetown
Georgetown, ID. c., February 81, 1856.
feb D 1w%
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VVNHE NEW BLUE BOOK, or Government
Il Register less, just issued, giving the names,
salaries locations, &C. Of all postmasters and 9TH
er public officers and agents, civil, military, and
naval, IN the service Of the United States with
the names, forces, and condition Of all ships and
vessels belonging to the United States, and when
and where built; and the names and compensa-
ton Of all printers In snv way employed by Con-
gross, or any department or officer OF the Govern
ment. L octave volume, price SO So
Can be sent by mail 70 any part Of the UEitei
States -
For sale IN Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
feo y Booksellers, near 9th st.
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RETURN Wy BOORS

THOSE WHO HAVE MY LAW OR MIS-.
cellaneous books, or any Of them, are earnest.
" requested to return them TO nv office without
delay, as I am subjected to daily Inconvenience
for them. M. THOMPSON,
feb 23-3t Attorney at Law, ~ ST.
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TWfS AND FANCY GUODS, SUITABLE
l. for presents, can be found in great variety,
and very cheap at LAMMOND'S, eth ST.
feb 2i-3t
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A splendid harness
Il HORSE, seven years old, thorough a.
bred, by the Arabian imaum, OF Muscai. 10y
out Of blooded mare, perfectly gentle ard sound
Can be seen on Saturday, LIST Mach. at Mir
BURCH'S STABLE, near Willards' Hotel
feb 22-st4
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A GREAT BARGAIN TO BE HAD IN A
IA Family finish Carryall.-As the subscri-
rcortemplates leaving the city be will offer for
sale his Carryall, which has been in use bot q
short time, and has recently undergone thorough
repair, which gives Il, even on close exa m ma ion
the appearance OF new. IL was made by ID Jones
OF Georgetown, ID. G
or further particulars call al the store OF J. l.
White, corner sth street and Pa. avenue
leo II lwF w z GIBSON
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GS REWARD.-LOST, LAST NIGHT
Sc this morning, a Glaciers Diamond ivory
hindle, with keys; the handle has been broken
The sbove reward will be paid IL left al the Star
Office or a: the shcpof g. H VARNELL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-24
Trotting at Burlington,

There was an exciting trot which
near Burlington, on Friday the last day
of tho State Fair, between the celebra-
tied Black Hawk Stallion FISHERMAN
BLACK HAWK" or the "NoRrH HoRsE,"
and HARD ROAD" a six year old Stall
lion. also by Black Bawk, bred by Col
Howe Of Shoreham, and now owned BY
Mr.. Hammond of Crown Point N. Y.
fisherman Black Hawk" was ba dly
out of condition, being very fat, and
somewhat lame from temporary cause,
while Hard Road" had just retunred
from training at Long Island, and was
in fine trim for the contest. being the
challenging party. The race was won
by the North Horse" the following be.
ing summary.
Sherman Black Hawk, 2-1-2-o-1-l.
Hard Road, l-2-1-0-2-2
Time 2,4i-2,4 6-2, 49-2 so, So, 50
The best judges from all quarters pro-
nounced it the most wonderful feat they
ever witnessed for horse 50 fat, to per-
form six heats so we'll as did tho ''North
Horse for unrivalled symmetry of form
combined with splendid style in trotting
and speed, he is second to no stallion iu
in America. Hard Road" performed
the first heat remarkably we'll, and came
in CALAMITY some three lengths ahead +,
but broke badly thereafter, especially at
the latter part of the contest.
On the dead heat the "North Horse"
was three lengths ahead at the stand,
but it was claimed that he gained by
breaking on the back stretch, while
it was claimed on the other hand that
be was broken by foul driving on tho
part of the driver Of Hard Road" the
judges declared it therefore dead heat,
and the horses went again for the fourth
heat.
Money was freely offered on both
sides, and it is estimated that over three
thousand dollars changed hands at the
track.
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Republican Nominations.
Democratic Tactics.

Nothing bctrays the weakness Of a
cause and the maliguity of its advocates
like studied evasion Of the true point.
of the discussion, and a systematic at.
tempt to give it personal direction.
Never in the history of our politics ba.
this method of warfare been adopted so
generally and so portinaciously as by
the Democratic partizau journals of the
campaign. The Repu blican urges upon
the attention Of tho people the manifold
errors, inconsistencies and crimes of the
administration and the party, and from.
them claims that change 10 the Gov
eminent should be speedily made. The
Democrat instead of meeting the issue
offered answers with an abusive attack
upon the Republican candidate. In this
game, contemplate as it is, and below
the natural fight of powerful and earn
est party, the Office holding agents have
had natural ally in the special adhe
rents of a third candidate, whose place
as a marplot seemed fittingly served
from the armory Of the unprinciplcd, in
which alone the weak if adroit has all
the ability of the strong. No attempt
of the kind has been entered upon at
greater disadvantage. Fremont is not
an unknown man. IIo is not kept con-
cealed from those who desire to know
him better, and keeps nothing back from
inquiry. A name CALAMITY earned has
attracted to him the preference of a
great party, bent upon the vindication
in his election as Chief Magistrate of all
their dearest rights as Republicans, Ills
pG,sonal character has been q shield of
proof against all the darts Of envious and
covetous malignity, aimed at their sa-
cred and triumphant cause through him.
The recent indications, however, in
Iowa, Vermont and Maine, are decisive
that this sort of thing is too transparent
to succeed The people require answers
and not personal abuse. Day by day,
the great Issue is forcing itself despite all
cvasions, ppop tho atvshtion of the think
ing men and upon the great heart of the
nation. The result cannot be doubtful.
From one end to the north and west to
the other, the demand that Slavery shall
be satisfied with IFS own, and that free
labor shall assume its rightful ascend
ency, is becoming more and more impe-
rious. The politicians are beginning to
understand it: relief is offered to Kan.
sas but it comes too late. The mis-
chief has already been done, and the bal.
lot Of November will be only the record
of verdict, already made mp, of thor.
ough condemnation of the Admiuistra'
tion aud all its works
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-24
Home Items.

The Senior GLASS in College left town
for Bellows Falls on Monday. At that
place they meet the Senior Class of Am.
hcrst college, and then together, make a
geological aud more or less scientific ex-
cursion for few days.
The ROBBERY in Bristol, as recorded
by us last week turns out to be one Of
richest joke, Of the season. The money
missed exceeded fifteen hundred dollars.
a good deal of excitement attended up
on the loss, all tho police and constabu.
larry force of the neighborbood was a.
reused large and stimulating rewards
were offered every ragged boy in the
vicinity was cat hauled and cross exam
ined detachments of scouts were sent
into every suspected place a special
train was started on the rail road but
all in vain, and the community had set =
tied down into the belief that the money
had gone to some undiscovered boarne,
where the traveller wouldn't be likely
to get it. At this painful extremity,
onr southern friend, who bad lost the
money, suddenly recollec.ed that it was
possible he had put it between the beds
whore he slept in the Bristol House.
Hastily the examination was made, and
presto there was the pocket book with
the money untouched. The gentleman
went on his way rejoicing, and we
hope he may never bo in so tight place
again.