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THE VOICE OF THE MOUNTAIN.

THE VOIOE OE I II "a uIO y N A1 " :
A horacman through the mountain pass
Proceeds In slrni gloom
:" And haste ! To my loves tmbrucu
Or 10 the dusky tomb ~
The mountain voice replies
"Tho dusky ton,bn
And onward sill the horscman rides,
With gl,"ny thoughts nprrest,
s" Aud rcnch then tl, grave soons
We'll In The grave IL rest"
The voice again rrplic.-
The grave Ia rest"
The tears fill from the hnrscmnn's eyes,
And IN his pale checks rrst,
" Since death alone bring peace,
fof mo the grave Ia hcst."
The hollow ,uc, replies
"rhc grave II best"
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TIE Best Lamp Now In Use.
LOyclCNN' SClf-Gtngrating GaN Lamp

TH,IlI~ Lamp 'cralc> from the r'nmnn burning
tui! aud makes lah Ipai T." II Is yer, Simple N
hattie II order: there Il
,innrr tNp"sioi irr trimming nj wrts md II"
breaking cl.rrrc,. lh lamps can be- seen Ia nirmhn
At M, every ni: anl m'itr ctr! l." ca aud
Them burning. For s.ic ,Itap by
ANDREW RDYp
dee lN} Muln sir, tt. Ahchhufr. Va
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Il Il /, NJ =

The ylRGlNIAN is published daily at ~ aud ir " S'n ny ~
IL per anh ~, A. 80 viii be charged in all No paper
van H., discontinued except at the oiiieh oi NJ rr'l ~
VI VI u, a,,.ri,- shall have been PAID ., -, - ., ~,
III an ENTS inserted for 81 cents per Siar" oi
AoN f. -. G,r The insertion and 3s cents tr tac,
10 l'es " ordered irner-form weekly and Then ~
rniihna will be charged for earh Insertion nc mum
cents per sln" w. mi marked the MSSt will be published
, b,t % ,rsi ," an and charged accordingly
un o''''' ruE YEARLY RATES ARE: ~
For one square daily )"
t"f i~' ST. trI weekly
NJ 'h' w.
For two square [ mi .nded both papers subject |" spc
c,a contract limited 10 their immediate bu
~ Anih'' ,,a.n,rns charged f'r transient rates
tincs. or We i,,~men,s appear In the daily ane u-"eeS
paper. notices which exceed eigi; lines are charged
r.ietply the excess
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rSR COUGHS AND COLDS.

EDEnWN'S EEoN,llhl IErriEs, f,r III" cure "f iir"n
rhit,, liaaf ~. Asa Aver ttrrH l,,"-
raj Mr. ,ia,dn,rs a.ru Wi.lnrs Ea-,m 81 Wild Cherry
lirf funhnic Mufr Juju5c Paste ,um loy.ngrs A'
ac., Tor sal b! .'OiIN H. SlAl,
dee Druggist
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A RELIC OF THE PAsT.-When The workmcn were
tearing bow the Mansion House on the corner of
Unity and TiIcson streets, belonging to the heirs
of the latc Deacon IIi!er they found well.worn
volume of Cotton Nather's discourses on The
Flood" published in l7l3. The work was in
good state representation, and almost every page
relates TO somc marvellous story that taxes human
crcduity to great extent. The house named
above was noted place of meeting for the "Sons
of Liberty" just before tho revolution 1t has for
long while been called the Union Club House
after the name of the society meeting in it's spac-
Gus rooms.-- Boston Transcript, December %. -
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Singers Sewing Machines.

singer 5 Sewing blcCllEcS.
EEAT ai"a the most conclusive proof Of great
Judged this test there labor machinr
before public comparable o Singer sowing hacincs
i.shcst
exhibited the a.c "EApo,ii.n t 'rstlc In
carried oil the highest lr"iiiu
or, manutri"t them has been Ouili in Paris.
branch at industry In which sanin. la be done
th, 81 machine. tc used III profit As the speed
nf Hallway is Ia travelling t~'. With
Machines compared with handstWinp No :IiJr,
shoemaker dr,ssuakcr, carriage trimmer" saddl,r halter,
Ac should be without The fair profit using Of
ycar In all priv families where ,,r is ,nue,
machines in, aiuab' assistance. Planters
hotel keepers fl them particularly t,i profit
a'c These machines simple in their construction and
strong .iuai being The only Kind "i >,aing Ma
chine hN which work.
ing Maciues have been made and sod anir various
singers Machines alone have bern found
where o saisf III, wants of the Ieorlc.
for stRf viii each
chne which rradi. acquire thu art o
uing them. The iunchnes packed s,cat, y
ari aorid Ia all persons DESIRING particular i'll
.rmatn vii, application b. etitr ut "lhtr h our o
r.s, forward copy oi l. NJ Singer tos aI,t, paper
wholly devoted +" lhc sew ing Maclii" Interest
BRAxcm orrcEs-No Il Hanover St. B"sptt y" ., Chap
a New Haven. O.; G!o'cr,t y Y; No IA Eroad St,
Newark ~ No. ~ Chcsnut ST, plaIopla: No. iha Bah
n,rc ST. Baltimore No 81 Wtslmns'rr II, Providence l..
IL Ne East 4h Cincinnati; No. 60 North iih ST. -.
It,u, 49, Charles st, New Orleans, "" - huphn II,
Mobile, idof2i-NesI
n. STOLEN, from my farm aris'le
?J3.1A Wednesday Of last week, \ GREY HORSE. three
AlN four years old medium size. Tw,u, dollars reward
war.i for the liorse. }. o. lEWl-,
sept l6iis Sco,'svili". Aihemntic Va
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LYNClBURG FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY g. 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lynehburg hmbrotype and Pho ographic
SI0S sA D D. 70 Il.
u. IL BLISS

No. lS2 Nam ST, LynchDurg, va,
IL EErS constantly hand good assrtncnt Of articles
IN pertaining To The fe"gralh" Af which lie Is pt,IHt"d
furnish to thr trade upon She most reasonable terms
Mr. H. ha,ng had practical eNp,r,nc, IN ,hc art of picture
cs eonlcut that hc Is sahlt "gNc
satisfaction his customers in tho selection ot articles
used in III" business
orders the country promptl! and faithfully aitcp'l To-
s,i,ts sI-,~
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Lynchbure Guano Depot.

HAMMERS and the public generally hereby notified that
Il the Lynchburs Guano Depot, kept b. Nm. A. Miller
the Basn Is full! supplied NTH the following rEErzrrs,
No 4 Peruvian Guann;
Retsc's Manipulated tiuano
Sombrerp Guano. Lynrhburg ground;
Mexican GuHno;
keewclla Potash and Plaster.
have taken every precaution furnish reliable articles
bny Peruvian the Agents Gov
rrmen which is certainty pure. am sole In Lynclbrg
Eeeses Mani pulRtcd uano and will insure be
" what Is represented tn be- viz onelaif Peruvian and
half sombrco believe this 10 good Peruvian pound
for pound, crop IL be used The Somrero
buy In the lump and have ground and sell IL good
be bought where in the United states My
plan sell for small profit and strictly cash hope the
same patronage be extended that has been Liberal
~ bestowed heretofore. WM. A. MILLER,
sept l3-dls--lt-p copy ON Basin.
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NOTICE.

IL Isrsons who have elaine against The lar Thomas Dil.
lard will pleas. present them u, authenticated to James
b. No" lin, and they will be promptly paid
THOMAS RIVERS,
dee 29-d1m Fx'or %. Thomas billiard
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.
John 7. DAVIS d. Co.
loa Main sTprSts street dssIrYy1A} LrYy1ncAh}bHFrg, Va
Staple and Fancy Dry G0odS.
WE take pleasure in announcing nicna and the pub
W lie GENERALLY tAa, We have now IN ,,orc and wel
70 which wc very respectfully invite their attention.
ria" ii" "'a'N sS' Gro De '7i:'1 ! ca.s. s,.''
. Two rlour,ca s's'% Six i:aSrs ,Sr A0"''''S'
Extra i:icl Two, Flou.ceI oIocd s;A Lobe,
,.,', IHr's Printed Massiin Eotos
I"pims yal,n'ia., PLAZA arl lIa,adrr,
lrain and Printed French Mcri.~,
M""sv,, !, i,o",'a,ns !. ,., and an, ,',oyo.. .,
vacncu" I",'n "'',r and Lac Lace tolar. '
With Large stock Of G,nllemen'- Var:
and d. Full teth,
Sslc"ls, ore, saunri-; Iin-,s, Sc.
llrach and Bro. shectinr, 7r au, ~,
Bed h9HSy, w wn,lc and r"l'r :, ser,ay laket',
Window shair> C"rnic,s 1ahi, and Piano c,,,r>.
,arpr,ing, i;ugs, Mats, Floor oil 'loh,
tr'unb Cloths, Drdggci. &c., ~.
at an" f"' " "%S '"'''' j1% I F. @ n,l GS
MANIPULATED GUANO.
WI offer I" the Planters "f Virginia ouano prepared by
l,n" I1s best Peruvian Guano that cao he iro,trn;
40 do e'E"rrro Gun"o containing - Ier rr Of Ph's
300 do. Ground Plaster. for winch woiay + i ton extra
Planters and uiiors tied FROM
the "s information W. eau obtan "" hec ils Mixurc Is
"'. Of the best ta can hr prepared for the Virginia lands
Price 10 i'ahcr>, sis ton, " ,s When they
furnish ih. bags
EDMOND DAyLNpoET \ Ca.
edmond. tmginn
Also, for sale h, Commission and Grncsl Merchants
We refer 10 Planters whr have u-I il
the Manipulated iinaro them Jas Gait. 4. War
Wick E~l Jos. Alcn Es.l and L. H. Sy H. rs.j aud
Beow We give d. X. rules l,hcms AT tni,er-iiI al \a1
report uf the sanir.s from y bags, and slaI he kept
Ia thai standard:
=" able Ia give you the result 81 apaiyc The,
show the Mixture to b. what stated nni
judge that frrunal" ia The elrcu of materials
especially oi P.rtt an tuauo. The pr nf Ammonia
shows the pure Peruvian I" contain T. cent? which Is
more Than III" aVerhgr. The Anti, /, us Follows:
Moisture (g, rn of a boiling lnnt1 lun5
Phosphate Line.
Sulllurc Acid, ,LJ5; Lime, 30.
Ammonia
Inslublc Matter ............. .... ID
4 small quantity Of Akai-undrrniu,d Water
combination and organc matter .............. 2ts5
loN.mn
Hoping you5 fertilizer ma,
II deserves, renain. yiu-.
diT 9-d&cy h. X. tt TITLE"
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W \ y Il j., -
~ STORE Hot 81 situated Main Street, hr which
SiI good prize viii lc lsid NJ. Il, RohANSAN'
s,pt .,It, Agcn aud olicttur.
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tOMPot ND IAMllinH Itl, with rl,criinc, new and
rclnry f,r Chopped Hands and Face, Sore s,
SnIti .>,, Also, hos, p sn,c. told ,ream aud iip
Balm i.r sdlc ly JbllA II. Si.NA,
,i,p1
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w associated ourselves together under the style :"
w LANFoRD y ANpLl>oN. iur lie purpose ofctr}n'
vn LaH5,r toR ami Io'i Bite.s, nj The old Ihtd ~
Anrson, ianlord CO. whrrst,. will he pleased !" see
their Old customers. ......
W. II. lASFpED.
april aliy D. W ANiiiN'N-
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uST received at ENGLEDOyES Of those beau.
- uia hiack Trico Beaver Cloth Cioaks for ladies'
nov IL dis
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Great Reduction in the Price Of Our
WORSTl.D GOODS.

AIs stock embrace -acks, lann il""ds. Nuhas 'urrs,
~prs 'int kll.s lhanl,ts,
HnsuIcs all o Nlnrh viii rnw s"l at gr'at1
ruc, prices. mud them "a 'o-f For bargains call
n t,. iii~ 1rmutn. aud Fancy I'D Main street
tirr!l-is /. y y /. kINSIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

TERRInLE SUFFERING or FAMILy.--On Satur-
day afternoon last during the prevalence of
seNerc storm, n young man who had been sent
iron st. Clair to IIazlcon with n team for tho
purpose Of removing the family If Mr.. Valentine
Frnn,z to the former place. found it necessary to
unhiich his horses md leave III" wagon which
contained the family. on mountain. to 20 homo
aud have his horses shoes sharpencd The persons
COMPOSING the family left in that dangerous
position, were Mrs. Franlz, five small children
an elder daughter, and her husband After the
nriver had been absent time the family lett
the wagon, for the purpose, possible ofreaching
their home; but the rain falling fast and freezing
rapidly ns it fell, impedcd their progress. Mrs.
Frantz sank to the ground dozen tunes in n dis
tancc of between one and two miles, yet she clung
to and protected her babe with the tcrvor which
charactcrizes mothers love. At last Mrs. Frantz
overcome hv cold and fatigue. could proceed no
further The young man placed her and four Of
the children on the ground, in as sheltered n
position as he could find picked up the remain
ing child u boy, in his arms, and with his wife
proceeded home rs rapidly as possible. On rcnch-
ing home he informed his friend of the occurrence,
and they started in search of the unfortunate suf-
frrers When discovered Mrs Frantz and the
children were insensib!c. The children were
taken to place Of shelter; but Mrs. Frantz was
not removed until wagon had been procured
The first inquiry from her lips, when restored to
consciousness, was for her children. The boy
first taken home has died. 1t is thought that Mrs.
Frantz will recover The babe is we'll There is
however. some doubt Of the recovery Of the other
children. What the little family suffered in the
long hours of that Saturday afternoon and night
exposed to the peltings of tho pitilcss Storm, and
to the chilling atmosphere of winter day. on n
bleak mountain, with the nearest house miles
away, and their friends ignorant of their con-
dition what that mother must have suffered,
mentally in her anxiety for her poor children,
our readers can imagine. We will not attempt
description - Mner's Journdi, Rotsriile Pa.
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yI,IIE HOUSE AND lnr II AMHERST occupied b
apt r. 4. ilhcr~ al, mile frun iht rii, ~
House good rlHir, has ropln- 5Hd all The ,crsSar, on
houses. Tie contains nl ~ acres, hall o Winch l. 81
tra>a-~ ilh Tine orchald, .#r.hi @c.
dee 491l,- JOHN :. | NNIliOE&B.
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"A Cor1 Raroovol

7
MYTH view Of hn' ig larger house, pi one IN in'r'
w central position, tr Undersigned viii l- -l"E ~
liar lWHrc Cutlery, .c Ia III" STORE ilDt 81 M -
MAIN SlEtiI. formerly knows AZ lam r. ,lir.Ctl' a
po>ir the Farmers uni Virginia ank-. wfi. liuH
fitted "lclll fuf The lrl"sc, hni
Will be occupied III" lNh u - lNE. llHNng Hai"
la, additions I" s'ock in the of the last month for
the Fail Trade hope I" prescut such inducem nj. and aac
tou viii command the attention aud custan "f the publ"
These visiting ani residing the oity cordially invited To-
stock IN tn" "f English abb, aud Packet t
lrrs. Guns, los aud Pistols Ion coping t'"o silver unh
Plated Ware lo",~ al kind, Wood and Winw Wan,
Irrch trla., oil carpet" tl shade" Window Curncr, Iani'
and Pins, Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools, utlmE
Materials ANts aud ~l'inEs, lrp!" ult and lac' f"i
iocs. Hubs and >h Leather iif. Gum Betting and Park
ti s.- AMI "ihtr Leather shoe Finding. lH@il- Brl
die Bic -arrle and lilngS tireuar and other lns,
Narrailcd ics, Farming tcisi> Ar 80, l,std, many de-
scriin .! a'"N not general! uuh in lar.i"ae establish
meats :. VI, SlMrsb ~.
Successor Ia Snlls ~ y lrn.,
Gct ia. diS Ilbrihlr. Va.
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JSdcressoys to y Diaguid d sons
es, WILL keep constantly on hand large sioek Of a"
-~ kinds Of FURNITURE, of their "an manufacture
III. which they will b. pleased l., slicw the old hlchi-
I<Ess and patrons Diugud sons, and the public
generally -, t., III, -, ,,,.1,,.
They k,p coue'anuy hand large stock OF FishS
MErALIC BURIAL CASES. OF ALI siLS a,to aree sl'k {"
WOODEN tE FINS every description, and viii prompt
attention to ulc undertaking, business nj all hours ~
feb .1dAcis d. T. y g. a. pIUGiJD.
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G., SrhE NpIp WAT, IiT--We have on hand,
~ already al" and tho largest supply fine tal
e. J. Hunting Lever Watches Ma, had ILe
~ ~ pleasure +" a,r TO The Iahlc. An Warranted 10 BE-
superior tur keeper.
nov lh.Its siLNEETlIOEN & Gift.
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Attention Merchants.
lLANK BOOKS Of all kinda Ledger Joarnals Day Books
Cash Books Blank Books he had at Low PRICES
at VICTOR'S, lbS Maui Street. ~
Also hand blank Cheeks all the City Banks Drafts and
dec 2l-ts II. c. VICTOR
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NOTICE! NOTICE.i-A prime lot of Purv Mounsain Ap.
~ Pile Brandy on hand and for sale at l.s,7
nov i7dts SMITH b ADAMS, fs1 Main Street
NEW LARD.--ib kees new No. I Lard just received
dec 70 afE7 y ts YEE ROCKE A CO
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- Servants Wanted.
SHE Subscribers wish purchase for Friend IN ~
II experienced DningroOm servant and gooa femaio
Cook Washer Ironer The gentleman In want ofthese
int them and persons having ser
wants for ssie with regulate qualification and cascte
nav rely upon ony getting n value but also and sxce
e.s ns.s .sV 70 Ass Per song N. LANGHORNE SONS.
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10Th Semi-Annual Card.


EHN subscribers ntlc The honon II their numerous
TONERS and puhc gen, rait t"ilr extensive end "'n
uec stock FALL. AND VIA ik hpoDN. now IN Store
, 1860-08-22
NE ~ PUBLICATIONS.

hkiACEhKinnS r., .L Hall: OF: n: N..eri" 4 Medley,
'nt4. cl..c4so: :. c. Gtless i ca.
Hero wa have another instauent of the
splendid edition Of Irvins's Works, nov issuinc r
from the press Of G. r. Putnam, New York.
The ro!ame is one Ct Tue most charming Of the
AUTHORS r:orks, and this once admitted. further
cssicirn may be spared the reader. The pic-
lures Of English rural life are drawn with g
masters hand, end seem now in looking over
Them fresh, vivid nnd bcwitchinglr interesting
Gs when years ago they delighted our boyish
fancy aad kept us kpcll-b,und for nnny m
hour.
We hardly need repeat that the publisher as
left nothing to be desired in The style in which
the work is ISSUED. The sixe If the volumes is
tue best that could have been chosen, the ty-
biography is faultless, and tue beautifully tinted
paper is grateful to the eye and prevents wcsri-
ness while reading. We are glad that so many
OF our Citizens are enriching their libraries With
this edition Of Irving. Subscribers will call at
Jrlggs' and procure III .ir COPIES,
, 1860-08-22

Va
IRtScEroS, Aug. 81, ls61
On Friday evening last d join. discussion
YVES leld q: the Wigwam in this pluce, Judge
Howe, OF kewanee, speaking for the Repuhl,-
can side Of the question, and Mr. George ".
Stipp, Of Princeton, for tile Democratic. TIE
notice Of the debate was short, hut, no.wi.h-
standing, The Wigwam ut m early hour was
completely filled With the symputhisera Of lhc
respective champions, Judge /. Was Fortunate
in winning the opening ard clusing; but still
more fortunate in his tilosts 10 >indcate tue
truths Of Republican p:i.cipts. Ills speeches
were mastery ard inrincible Ii gal argument
ln favor Of the power aud duty at Congressional
prohibition Of slavery in the Territories.
Mr. Slipp's reply, of al hour and half,
though at times eloquent aud always ingenious,
seems not to hare generally satisfied his peyly
found allies in the Doug glss camp. Indeed,
competent judges hare pronounced it not quite
orthodox IN lis illusions to tie sin aud wrong
OF Slarery and the Declaration Of Independence
IL the basls Of Popular Sovereignty; sir. S,pp
taking occasion to differ with Mr. Douglas rs
to the proper construction Of the term '' ul1
men" in that ancient document The Wyck-
life resolution WAS read by Mr. s'.ipp to stow
thut the Douglas purity look to future declsiou
Of the Supreme Court that will reEerse Dred
Scott md put Popular Sovereignty on Its l=gs
again. Nothing was said by the speaker Is 10
the bea1ing Of This resolution upon State Sor.
ereigEtv aud the Lennon case.
The Wide Awakes were out in great force,
aud At The close Of the debate c:ctrted Judge
Hove in triumph to his lodgings ut the Anleii-
eau House, where with much hearty cheering
for all our candidates, not forgetting three Tor
our orator aud guest, the pleasantest asI4ir thus
FAR u our campaign ,~us ittiosy concluded.
Bureau is taking care OF herself, as usual; is
thoroughly organizing, md will roll up u MAJOR
ity Of 1900 for the Republican ticket.
, 1860-08-22

Under the above caption the Illinois Skaff
Democrat (Brcckiuridgc} makes the following
poirt agaius! Douglas in first dividing the De
mocraey, and then looking for fusion with
Be!ererett after be aunou1ce! himself in favor
Of the principle on account Of which Douglas
lef, the Democracy. Says the Democrat:
Douglas divided aud 80 fat as he could broke
up the democratic purity, at Charleston and
Baltimore, osteusiblT because he would hare
nothing To do with men who claimed national
protection for slurery in the territories. lie was
nominated by one part Of tie convention and
breckintidse by the other; the latter by tha:
with thus, yiews Douglas, as he pretended.
couEd have no association without defilemcnt'
hut it 10 happened that t6a Knsw Nothincs
we're also in the field. with Mr. Bell At their
head. on the general platform Of 50 TIE Con.ti.
t*s'9n t., ont Me Aavt" In this state of things.
men, form II fusion ticket in Georgia. Georria
.as remote ffrnl Douglas whereabouts, aud
there was bare possibility that this fusion
was formed without consulting hin. But time
nasseR, and Nr- Bells Southern friends draw
him out in letter, in which lie takes ground N
A5ettac'l5 and strongly for Rational protection
to slavery Ia the Territories a. Bseckinridve
putting the precise difference between himssi;
aud Douglas, Tor which Douglas broke up the
Democratic party: In this state Of things
Douglas personh!!y perauabulated the state Of
New York for several weeks, at the end Of
WHICH % us t!'enda md those Of Bell ope=ly form
tusion ticket in that s;txte--a t.ck<f up1u
,rAich al! Haou .vot1ings are to rok for t,otntu.
Tire Joreignc's and tatAoiie+, 4cAile al Demo
erIstc ffrtiJntr< dnd Catholics art 10 rotr n,
tao<tr< 1now-hothihgs. There can be no donbt
that Douglas advised, aud indeed contrired tllis
fusion: Oa what motive has be done III On
what" eur.reat pur.Finciplez' Why thus ruin
llcmacrncry and embrace Know Hothlncism !.
tn ~ uAicA A1s dtstractsd The Dt,aoerarv' EfX
and Hrtet1aridge arr 1'r<ei.ly aEkt-and tho
only difference is, that one Is a true Democrat
ana the olhcr il I'll old Whis Know. Nothing.
How long will true Democrats continue to f1e
By this mere selfish tsickster.
, 1860-08-22

We print to-day, in another coluna Of this
paper, plain, straightforward, of-hand. sen
sihle. practical and admirable Address, sent
by Farmer CUNNINGHAM, tue Republican car
didate for Congress, in the With District, 10
the voters of the sixteen counties Of which the
District is composed. 1t is distinguished by
its common sense, aud by the ease with which
its principles and iacts can be comprehendel
We do not say that every man who is able to
write such an address should bo sent to Con.
gress; hut We i, say that Elrner Cunning
ham has demonstrated that 10 will .l:al with
al publ: questions in plain common.scnsc
manner, and that the people can do 60 better
than to elect lin. In every esscntia. particu-
lar, ho is infinitely the superior Of lis opponent
--Po}ygamy Jim Roblnson-Eho isa politician
by trads and demagogue by practice. We
arc glad TO hear that the old Farner is making
good canvass, aud that his speeches, which
ara full Of pith and point Of honely illusra.
tons, telling facts and soaod political doctrine,
arc having their expected effect oa the crows
to whom he has thus far spoken. That he
will bs elected seems now I, be certain.