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EEt,MDOLD,S RCCHC for Pam IN the Back.
I'D. with Temporary Safusation ard Loss of Sg ht
HELhIBOLD,S BUGHu tor Mobility and Rest
lessnsss, with Want of Attention. Horror Of So
g gTsET for
SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing IN either ss1. from Whatever cause origs-
|''''' ''''1 ii HOW %'s'' Zone STANDING.
BY the SdS SsS
Gravel and Dropsy, and inyarisbiy BY the irjpdi
sinoe established, that any disease OF these
effects the mind more than any and all others, and
renioves--soon follows Loss Of Power, Fstnity and
spi!ePt!c Fits-in one CT which the patient may ex-
suenty froEso 6y these direful diseases, Insanit,
and Eorsrnp tioa: The record Of the ln.ane Asy-
tear wlnsss to shs truth Of ihsss sserRtions
10 IInatic AsI ums the most melancholy exhibI
And ,ni.e de.tituteNpe;ther mlrth Tor gfies ever
visits It, Should eoUnd OF the voice OCCUR, it 10
rarely arsicua:o.
Low, su!Ien sounds. his .rief besSfied.r
Ieb!iity il mos: terrible, and mas brought thous-
;ns tns ambition Of n,any noble youths 1t can be
~ Cd u '''I lN NJ REMEDY.
The mass Of voluntary testimony In possession OF
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
TO science and fame Certificates of cures from one
month 70 twenty years standing, and Of the most
s2ectiou. from Governors Of States, Judges. eminent
HELMBOLD'S EATRACT BCCHU Is prepar-
a. directly according to the rules OF Pharmacy and
Chsmlssry. with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
oal knOvletg and care devoted in its combination,
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practlce
q Pkysic, and most Of the late Standard Works OF
nj edioine.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant 10
ssste and odor, bnt Immediate in its action.
city Hf!0Ff css Stss
VINO, being duly sworn. does say, that his pTepars
Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
II. T. HELM BOLD, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Esd day of
November, 1884. WIN. p. HIBBARp. Alderman.
Price PEI bottle, six for IS, delivered TO any
adGrose.
ONE THING CERTAIN.
A TRIAL COSTS BUT A DOLLAR-TRY 1T!
And be convinced of its efficacy. And it is aecom-
panied by reliable and responsible Certificates from
p5ofessoEs Of Medical College,; Gls,EymeP. and
Practical and Analyt ica Chemist,
14 South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Philad'a.
To be had OF all Druggists and dealers throus hout
the United States, Canadns, and British Provinces
Beware of Commercials.
Ask for aELMBOLD's-take no o.hsr. Cures
Sold BY G. sTQTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
and It'll street, Washington CITY, and oil other drug
ElsH ian &-eolyf
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DR.. COGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, S2-5a. Sold tIy al
Druggists IN washington, GeorE etown, end yieip-
lty. and wherever the Star read. Depot i, Wash
tngtOR, T. p. MILLBURN a CO, Wnerds'
Hotel; ID. c. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
re Dock street, Phsdeiphi.. aus
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STILL ANOTHER CASE or RHB UMATIsM

lvss seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined 20 my bed. purchased a box Of DR.. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found a radical cure. I
would advise others afflicted with the same disease
to give IL a trial HUGH ATKINSON,
White Boar Hotel, Bucks county, Pa
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] He EVENING STAR
BOOK BORROWING.

VI THOMAS HOOD.
How hard. when those who do net wish
To lend-tIafs los their books,
Are shared by a1gl"rs-folks that hSh
With literary hooks.
Who call and tsan some favO-it, tonne.
But n"ver read 10 through:
They thus complete tn 'lr set al hou,a
By making one at you,
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS

IL has been some time eince wrote you about my
sons health-affiicted with FITS, YOU remember. Re
assured We have every confidence you and your
Medical Salt We h6ve sufhc Client evidenoe tha. the
medicine ls doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly Improving, and we are encouraged especI-
ally from the fact that he has not had return Of
those dreadful ITS slnce September IA nearly year
since. WIN. p. HARRIS, GrOton, Coz n.
FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
MY wife was attacked with very hash fevcrs,
which would ast nine days a. a time. I was ind no.
ed 10 Try DIR. Coggswell's Medical Salt. Amer civ
Ing i a fair trial, Il entirely broke her fevers
would eheerfGly recommend il 90 others sImllnrlJ
Affected. J. NJ. DICK,
s4N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia
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LING 4 RURCHELI..

KING 4 syRcaEhL, y
Have fully supplied themselves with aii the reaui-
skies for Christmas tImss. Among them are
I.Sysr ana bunch RAISiNS,
Sultans RAISINS,
New FIGS small dTulRs,j
Taheita DATES,
SRaNEERR'Es,
ANGELIQUE,
PRESERVED and Branded FRUITS, OF
All EsrieAit OF TINS climate,
ORANGES,
Fresh FRUITS. in oaps
DO. TOMATOES. Sweet CORN
Do. PEAS, ASPARAGUS
Crosse b sckwsli's SICKLES
E-ash, SFnck o. snd Soused SALMON
Do. h.SSEREL, fresh LOBSTER :. fresh
Free. aiL >in ksd HALIBUT,
fEfnr rch-.6e rilan and American MUS
Po..ed sfRissOURG MEATS.
PATE DE- FOIES GRAS,
EIE,i.s Sssss, Dutch. Italian aud American
ALMoSpss FILRERTs, PECAN NUTS.
MADEIRA NUTS.
Greaobe WALNUTS. SHEf.LBARKS
Crosse Biackwell's SAUCES,
HsilIsri's G. Dl rs aai SUGAR PLUMS,
C0XEs GEl.ATINE, trsoerpss for making
Jelly furnished.b
Eqssisn and American IsiNGLAs,
Spanish and Srench OLIVES. 3tf
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UNIVERSAL cohaH REMEDY.

FOR ALL KINDS OF
LYING AND tn R0AT DIFFICULTIES,
CHhONIC AND COMMON COUGHS,
FHOOPING COUGH. BRONCHITIS,
LOSS OF VOlCE, STOMACH DE-
BlLITY CAUSED BY COUGHS,
AND HEART COMPLAINT
Large Bottles = esEts. Small Botr!,s IS essrs
AND THK Justly CELKBRArID
TohU ANoDTN ME.
FOR NECRALGTl, NERVOUS HEADACHE,
EARACHE, IODTHACHE, GOUT, BHEU-
Of SLfE5, IND MINOR EER
FOCS COMPLAINTS.
Price 50 C.nfs per Bosfie.
These preparations beng made by strict pha-ma-
oeutlcal avs, sustained by testimonials perfectly
reliable aEd within the ?: ach of all now, after
eight wears use IN private circles. and having per
formed Temark aie cures. onersd - the public with
that confidence ~ their curative powers that should
warrant all IN making tria uf t.eG.
- Circulars, testimonials, and cgcry evidence To
strengthen confidence. can he found with al doe,-
ers, to which VIC ark Particular attention, and on
which we rely for approbation.
]. w. EUNNEWELL CO.,
6, 6, and Commercial Wharf,
Solo Agents for Boston.
GEORGE HUNSEWEbL,
las W ateT street,
Sole Agent for New York.
For sale by the usuel agents IN every CITY, and BY
the druggists In Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. s-eoly
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Commissien er of the General Land q

NorE.IUnder the regulations Of the depatm mt.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
publishers As are SPECIALLY ed to publish by
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
no 10 lawlSw
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NEW MUSIC neatly bound up in books; price
~ Sc, q splendid present.
do a JOHN p. ELLIS, 500 Ps az.
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0 JOHN LANCE, n
I'll 431 It'll street, bcttcesn u and II, reH E3A1
@a side. scar the Patent 0Ece, 1S
Mv PRACTICAL CHRnNOMETER.
CLOCK and WATCH MAKER,
stock Of WATCHES, yEWELkY,A A. erio.n and
BY him with great care. which he warrants to le of
the nestqua'ity. Particds attention paid II re;
pairing shrO Homet.rs dur sX, patent and detached
Levers, Lepin1 and other Watches and. being an
experienced hand In the business he pledges entire
satisfaction to thoss who favor him with their pat
ronAge. de Slim
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HAS COME!-HAs CcMEg-HAs CoMEW
III THE GOOD TINE RAS COME!

sINGEEs Ne. s6WING kEcHIEB
No. 5c- Rtasfy DO!Ioyg,
une,celled sewing Machine IN the vorld.-L M
Family Sewing Machines from FIfty &c Seventy
i've Dollars. We have tined them IN our own fam
lies and hnd them superior 70 any In use-L N.
Sieger Co.'s tdad:t.
We invite oil r. cal az oar Warrington Ofbce,
No SIS Penna avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them end their work. TIE great economy
IL uglng eucn a machine Will ct onoe become Ap-
parent. Expectations a ven 20 al Circulars. Illus-
hstlng al OF Singers Sewing Machines with speca
good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Tv,st.
ard other msohl". findings EePt on hand, and sold
a.SiSGER CO., sas Bro.dw.y,Ny
WIN. GLOVER. Agent seie r
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-rhs
In sddltion u the semi weekly trips &AAN
Of their steamer Powast.n 70 Nor =
fox, offer the public Of Was hington and vicinity an
osportunily 4 e,jiassIEE tIp OF the hss.sfo Po-
daily during the bot weather.
TIC parties Of three or more excursion tickets will
be lssned al one dolsr s 10 eech for 6ymont, with
privilege of remaining there al night and returning
nsyt day; go for Ae tia Greer, ST two ooars a.
With privilege OF remaining one or two days.
The angler can enjoy bDe sport with hook and
iine 81 ei:leT az Ire above paees White perch and
othe; sHsl zen beng shTudsft; also, hre shooting
Good Ro.s' accommodations cal be had .; these
places.
p. ". Returning. "a ?. IN. and 81 g. Iu.
For farther inf2rmstIon inquire ct the Compeny's
ockoe, Ma. 3T2 PernsylyauIa syenye, reKt door 20
Brovn;s Hots. GEO. =. hATrlSGLY,
Ttake; kso=t Potomac stesnhOai Company
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A AOn p OUR-BUCKWHEAT
f,UVtU POUNDS of pre- Buckwheat Flopr
grou nd ard forwarded to from Iuxerne conn %
", Pennsvivsp's. We have never seen a finer
4rtice. 1--we sell il At the price of the ordinary
Buckvhea Flour.
Best FAMILY FLOUR Of James g. Welsh, I"
"CAfdonIa, RAYS" and other choioe bTands
Extra aud superkne Flour Of varies brands
KING % BURCHELI,,
oe S'd Corner Of I5,s ct. and veTsont av.
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Il GENUINE PREPARATION.

Al GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBOLD'S BCCEU for tho istde-.
HELNBOLUS RUCRU for the Kidneys.
II Ct. Al BOiDS BVCHU for the Gravel.
HEI.MBOI. DIS BUCHu for Drcpsy.
HEi.MBOLDS BUCHU for Nervousness.
HEI.MBOLDS RUCHU for Loss Of MemCry.
HE!.MBUIDS UUCHU Ger DimEess OF Vision.
HEiMRDLDS BUCEU for Difficult Breathing.
HEiMBOLDS BUCHC for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOI,DS BCCHU for General Debility.
EEiMROLDS BUCHU for Universal Laseitudo.
HEi.nROT.DS BUCHU for Horror of Disease
EEi.NBOLDS RUCHU for Night Sweats.
HEINBDI.DS BUCHI for Wakefulness.
EEt.MBOLDS BUCRU for Dryness of the Skin.
HE!MBULDS RUCHU for firup:ious.
uEfMDOLDS RUCHU for Pain in the Back,
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness of the Eye
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
enumerated is required te establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the register and receirar Of the
soon practicable after seeing tbs notice and befo
the day appointed for tho commenoeme. ( Of the
otherwise such claim Will be fortified
co;..,ox., s. A; sM TIL,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-02
For tl'e Chronicle
La MIRA, July 80, 1850.

La MIRA, July 30, 1850.
j MR. EDiroR: Last Friday evening the
Republicans Of La Mira. held meeting in
a warehouse. for the purpose OF orga nizing
a Lincoln Club, and carry on more eff'ec-
tually, other Campaign business. The an.
nouncemeht wee made about one week pre-.
vious to the meeting, and no one expected
to see a very great tendance, but we were
all agreeably disappointed, for at an early
hour oi;the evening, small crowds were to
be seen coming in from different directions,
and against 8 O'Clock, the ware house was
crowdedlwith Lincoln men. Afl VI
The,tneeting was organized. by appoint.
ing Thomas Durbin, ChsirGan !; and o. G.
Metcslf ana Jas. n. McKirshau, Secre.
taries. The, Ohairman being requested to
state the object of the meeting; did 80 in
very appropriate speech. He hurled a few
telling m issles into the ranks ofthe enemy.
The Secretaries @ets requested to read
the Platforms Of the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties, which after the reading Uf
them, several persons present gave their
opinions in short but spicy speeches. -
"A committee 'of three, consisting Of
Messrs. Ira Lewis, O. G. Metcais and VIM,
Parks, were appointed to draw up resolu-
tions. expressive Of the object Of the Club.
said Committee to report at next meeting
A motion was passed. that any person
couic become = member BY signing the
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Guardians Sale by Order Of Court.

N PuRSU ANCE OF an order of tho Probss
l. Court OF Belissnt esunty, Ohio. made on the
3lst day OF July. 1850, IN The case OF Rebecca
Anshutz, guardian. Of Henry Anshuts, et eli.
against her wards, the undersR ned will on The lsi
day Of September. 1860. at 10 o'cIack, a H., upon
the prrmise- in the county and Sta u aioresaf3
ana her-ait tier described. offer at public sale tie
following describCd real estate, si.ustsd in Bel
mont count " Ohio, 10 wit the one undivided third
part OF the ol'win! described premises fsub iact
10 the DOVER interest Of Rebecca Anshutz
Beginning on the Top of the river bank. near
David Smiths line; thence north e7o 6est $50
fse' lsn-iace measured up he river hill with the
salu Smiths line 10 . ssaks on q bench thence
along said bench southeast course To Samuel
Am0iers line thence east with his line AS teet
Surface meaure) TO the top OF the river bark
thence W The river 40 poies to the place Of b~pn-
nils containing ten acres, be the same more or
less ALSO-r The equal undivided third part. OF
the exclusive right. privilege. power 8, authofty
forever OF mining or digging foI .the sions coal
inlhefali OF whatsoever description, stoe oy rock
lying and being under the surface Of q certain
tract OF land OF which the % bove described ten
ncres are part; containing u. acres. ~ poss,
more or less; lying west and III the rear OF the
above described ten acres. which tract is more
fully described in the deed from VIM A,nbl l.r ana
"iis TO {. r Ansbulz, ated May th, loA7.
Terms OF sale cash. Appraised at FIVE hun lrsd
dollars $4,000 REBECCA ANSHUTZ, =
Guardian OF Henry Anshutz, eli 81.
August 2. 1850, 4a
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A FILLMORE AMERI
TO A BELL AMERICAN.

DEAR SIR: You lay that you bemsve me
TO bes wool.dyed B atk Republican. In
reply would say that care moth ny about
what you believe. know what / am and
yhat have been. was one amongst the
6rst who j"ined the American party IN this
county, and stuck to it until the las, ves-
tige Of it faded away. have voted for every
candidate nominated by the parry, from the
first candidate down to Joseph R Sven. the
last candidate ever nominated by even a
shsdow of the. American party. 1t that
constitutes q Black Republican, then | am
une. You quote from my communication n
the following: .,h n tFr
"The Slavery question is the only prom.
inen' question now sgji4zfng tho minds of
the people. here.is no. possibility OF gno-
ring the questirn-it must b. met"
And YOU add:
"Well, now, pray what, shall we do in
;his state of the case! Y.u propose that the
Americans vote for Lincon! We decline
to take your advice, la voting for Lincoln
we pile fuel or the fire Of this Slavery auita
iion--we would be el'cting .ection,I man
on a ssctional platlprm-we won d be repu
dating the Constitutional righis Of The
Southern States OF this glorious U .ion.o
Hurrah for Breckinridge Democracy! g.
Repudisting the Constitutional rights VI
the South, rn StaIes!" Whst righisl The
right to carry Slavery into our Territories
= right that they never had. The Cunstit,l-
tiun does nm guarantee any such to them;
if It does, point it out:
You say, "lhe, real Fillmore Americaps
and Union men sll will o f,r Bell and Ey.
ereti, and the Union ticket of Jul, 4, 1860 ;
That's slight nisiake. know scores OF
real Fillmore Americans who VIII not v,te
the 4th of July ticket, Ind they ought not,
for Il was go ten up y ith the opowed and for
the cypress purpose o. defeating one or two
men and thereby e;ectng Democrats to office
You further say:
I'VE sre well wishers Of our country &c +,
'lovers Of our country and free institutions,
hence we cannot 90 for a policy lhat"ig-
norrs The rights OF one.half OF the country
and involves in danger of disruption Of The
DO nds by which we hold our free inst;tu.
tiOns."
Thsl is some more VT your Breckinridge
Democracy. and is in perfect harmony wuh
the resolutions adopted at the Alubams
State Bell and Everett Union convention.
endorsing the rights of the stakeholder to
convey his elaves INTO the territories as the
common property of the Union. and the duty
OF Gonersss TO legislate for it's protection.
Hpw, fellow Americans. you who have
said IL your conventions that you were op-
posed to The extension OF Slavery into Terri,
toriesnow Gee," look where this Demo-
cr", Gin di guise) will land you IL you fol.
law bis lead. Take warning, then. and leave
those Democratic tricksters and let them
fight their own battles for tbs extension OF
Slavery. Come out upon the side of free
dom and say.as did the immortal Clay on a
memorable occasion, $50 long as God al
lows the vital current to flow through my
veins, ! will never, by word or thought, BY
mind or will, aid In admitting one rod oi
tree territory TO the everlasting curse ol
human bondage" -
A FILLMORE AMERICAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

SE ALED proposals Will be received al the Audi
~ tors Office. ST. Clairsville. until the I'd day
OF August, ie60, for building aburmsnts Tor
bridge over Saltwater creek where. the road lead
ing from Chamberlains Min to Morrlstown and
Flushing crosses sand creek on the lands of A. nj
Gloyer Said aburpenw TO be built OF good rock
work mas nry' headers and stetcbers, laid in good
lime mortar, OF the following dimensions. ..
Not less than 10 nor more than Is tset high, 10 be
determined by the person appointed u ,saperin-
tend the building thereof 10 feet long Al The base
ans ten (io) ieei long at the TOP feet thick st the
base and ieei thick at the top, the work 10 bc
done and completed in good and workmanliks
manner,'he conlractor fur nishDg all the materials
Proposals will also be received at the same rims
and place Tor the erection OF abutmsnts for .
bridge over Wheeling creek. :. where the rosd
leading from Morristown to Uniontown crosses
said creek on the lands Of Alexander Harrow, a.
follows: From TO u lee. hiyh-to be determined
by the p.rs,n appointed to superin,end said work;
The width, thickness, kind OF work. ma teria H. Go
same as above-the contracting party 70 give bond
Tor the faithful perform ,nce Of contract -.
i3y order ot county Commissioners
Juyl2 &. l.. POORMAN, Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-02
Mr.. Lincoln's Creed.--Douglas
Questions and Lincoln Answers

Extract from senator Benjsnins, t,f La. .)sp ,ecb
10 that cont-sa ihs two csndidstes. for Al,
Senate Of the 'Usted States IN the Htate O.
linois, went befOse their people. The,
agreed 10 discuss the issues; they pu
| questions TO each other for snswer; and
must say here, for must be Just TO all, thu
J have been surprised 10 the exsmin.t Of
that / have made again within the las, fe y
days Of this discussion between Mr.. Lincoln
bnd Mr Douglas, to fpd that on severn
points Mr.. LGcoln is a lar more conserys.
'nW, unless lie has since changed his opin.
ions, than had supposed him to be. There
was no did ing on bis part. Mr. Dougis,
started With his questions. Here they ar,
with Mr.. LincOln's answers:
Question l. | desire to know whether
Lincoln to-day stands, as he did in 1854, in
isvor OF the uncond tional repeal of the fu.
gitive slave lawl
Answer. do not now, nor ever did, stand
In favor Of tho unconditional repeal Of the
fugitive slave law.
Question 2 ] desirs him to answer
whether he stands pledged to-day, ss he dio
in 1854, against the sddition of any more
slave ales into the Union, even If the
people want them!
Answer. do not now nor ever did, stand
pledged against the admission OF any more
slave States into the Union
Question 8. want TO know whether he
stands pledged against the admission Of a
new State into :he Union with such con.
stitution as the people OF that s ate may se,
fit to make.
Answer. do not stan pledged against
the admi sion Of a new State into the Union
with such constitution as the people Of
that Stale may see ft te make.
Question 4 | want to know whether he
stands to-day pledged to- the abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia!
Answer. do not stand to-day pledged
.o.the abolition Of Slavery in the District of
Columbia.
Question g. | desire him 10 answ er
whether he stands pledged to tie prohibition
Of the slave trade between the differ, NJ
States! .s dr.,
Answer. do not stand pledged to the
prohibition Of the slave trade between the
different States.
Question 8 desire to know whether
he stands pledged to prohibit slavery in all
the Territories of the United States. north
as well as south Of Missouri compromise
line!
Answer. am impliedly. if not express
edly, pledged to a belief in the right and
duty oi Congress TO pr hibit slavery in all
the United States Territories.
Question n. desire him to an
swer whether he is opposed 10 the ucquisi.
ton of any new Territory unless slavery is
first prohibited thereinit
Answer. sm not generally opposed to
honest acquisitions Of territory; and, in aEy
gwen cuss, would or would not oppose
su,h acquisition. accordinly vs. might think
such acquisition would or would not sggra-
vnte the slavery question among curse Ives
Debates OF Douglas and l. L'ncoln, p. SO.
1t is impossible, Mr.. President, however
we may differ in opinion with he man, not
to admire the perfect candor and hsnkness
with which these answers were given: no
pquivocation-nO evasion.
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SAN FRANCISCO, jul

80 ...'. I. SAN. FRANCISCO, Ju'7; ~
The newr received by the Pony Express
qf double D. mocrstic ncminaiionr~t Ba!ti
mpre, pe,ples s the Democrats. The party
crgsps hest q tosupport either for fear :he
other may prove. the, stronger one. The
federal officials assrly all support Breckin.
ridge. ,a4 -, :, 80, "a
. g 'i4g't .IxpiASAr,Lis, July 81.
!, A Breckinridge Democratic m,ss Con.
ysntiop sssswblee At Capitol Square %.
day Judge James Morrison, Of Marian co
~Ns chosen Presidapt.with l3V Pres sidents:
The number in attendance 10 vsriously esti.
mated Al. 1900 10 .200o. repres piipG, posi
aIl Sests Of the State: Ap ELECTORAL iicket
sea State central committee were appoint
Resolptiaps, were .doptsd. approving Of
tho platform Of, pflpcipIes adopaet by the
Democratic convention held at the Maryland
Institute In Baltimore. snd.of tho NOMINEE
tton of Breckinridge and Lane. and advising
coneilistory and united actor on the part
Of the Deuocrsg; suthorisiAg and request
Ing the central Democratic committee ap.
pointed yo:diy. ,to..conier with the: central
committee, ,sppcipted on the iith Of June,
with . vis.. 70 srtssising sad running of
one joiat slsstqrsl ticket on the bssis thst
they shall cast. the vote Qf; this State for
that one Of The tvo candidates for Psesi.
dent and Vice President, Brecktnridgs and
Lane Or sDouglaa and Johpson, whom It
sAsll bssst ound. after, the election, 10 certain
% rsesivs the highsst, number Of electoral
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-02
A FILLMORE AMERICAN
ANOTHER HoasE Tarrr CAueHr.-o

ANOTHER Horse THIEF CAUeHr-On
Sunday nigh, the i5ah uli,, Mr.. James Red
man. living about three miIes North of Oar.
bvvills, hsd fine horse stolen. Nothing
was heard ,of, the ,horse or thief until Wed
nesday following, when Mr., Humble, our
city. Msrsb.l,. received, despatch. from
z.pesvills, giving description Of the horse
and thief, He immediately started in,com
pany with Sheriff Poulson, and found the
thief and horse where they had been seOIred
by the officers of Zsnesville, snd returned
them both to this city the following day
Circleville Watshmsn.