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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOIrR JNEANrrS
we have put up and sold this article tat 40 N
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE a TRIrif nfit I ~
never been able to say any other nedelna HaEe
HAS 1T FAILED in SIN sGIE INSTs NCE T6 - IN
tlinely used. Never did know an
cnra ~ @ Dy any one who used it, On the
terms ~ Its operations and speak in
and al comnenda tion of its magical effects
WE ny SH VI tues we Ispeak In this matter WHAT
ptpnep raw ~, AFTER zen years experience and
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost eyerI ins,a, ~
reIioe I'M ns Is sunerlg IRON pain and exausi ion
tor tho S v i9uiu ~ M teen or twenty minutes al
teT ine syrup Is admins @tered
tho o sHoG is the prescription of
in New England, and has Sbeen used Win Npvvp
ING SUCCESS In TIIUSANDS yOF GASES " W IN All
IL not only relieves the child from main but in,,o
CRATES the stomach and q bowels corrects aciditSS
i snSs Tone ana energy : 70 the whole system 1t
GRIPPING IN THE BOW GELS AND WIND collie
and overcome commissions (which If not speeily rene
died. end III DEATH We be glieve it the BEST and sUREsr
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, IN Gall cases of DYSENTERY
ana IA kHGA IN ECHILDREN, whether IL
say to every mother who $has child sndering Sor
any of the foregoing plants-Do NOT IRTT yoTn
PREJUDlCEs, NOR THE PREF IuDiCEs or oTtFps stond
pSa V , your suffering Schd and the relief follow
the of this medicine If StmeIv nsed En no
tons for using will accom- pany each hoItI ~ eiIec-
genuine unless the fac-sm lie Of CIip1TS" H1ne
KlNS, New York. is on the outside wrannor nEh
only rs cents. 'iue wrapper Pries
GEO. r. SPURR POI Main streot I,,bo,oa., 49,
CAV Sold by Druggists thrnnoho,t ~, ioiesnlv heent.
pal Ofhcc No. 10 Cedar street New YorS "y filnci
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23

II L o o d f o o D I.
DOCTOR BRONSON having been so far reduced
of recovery by the most eminent of the medical pro-
tesson and also by hinself-a regular physician of
twenty practceas last resort conceived the idea
of
ANALYZING THE BLOOD,
and applying the subject physiology to the more mme
diae connection and effect of the the blood upon
the health and system. The result has been the pro-
"BLOOD FOOD"
from the of which Doctor Bronson was re-
stored to perfect health. Within six mont
after its introduction, two thousand cOnsump-
tves ef1ectually cured by it. If you have any
Head-dche Plantation Of The heart Loss Of appetite,
or pans ~ the side lose no time i'll procuring bottle
of the BLOOD FOOD" If you suffering from
NerU0aS Debility, your sleep is broken and dstutJed
if your Spirits are Depressed your Organs reia1ed
you will find in this unfang remedy BY commencing
with ten drops your LIVER torpid diseased in any
manner whatever tlC0 bottles will be to in
vigorate, and bring il into lively and heathul action
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief A
benefit is always experienced after taking only bot
tie. In Male and Female Complaints and WedkReSSes
the sufferer after trying other remedies vain may rest
tC0 or three bottles. The BL00D FOOD" is effectua
in all cases of Errapti0nS, SAT- RHeum, ScrQfuds and
other like complaints. Pale and emdcdted children and
adults Immediately benefited by its use 1t gives
strength to the body and color and beauty to the skin
Physicians Of all schools are using il with wonderful
success For full directions, circulars. Price 81
per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH 81 DUPONT, Druggists, No. 36
lists throughout the country. GEO. X. SPURR, sole
Agents Worcester. d&weow fS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23

DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Il ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,
With Cash Capital of over $S25,O0O,
and Available Capital of over $41s, 900.
Insure Buildings Merchandise, and Personal Property
generally, both the Stock and Mutual plan, ia
yorable terms sound and well conducted Stock
Mutual Company The first class of Dwelling Houses
and their attachments Farm Buildings and their con-
tents, insured for five years, the Stock pri
cple at the rate charged in the Mutual depart
ment. Buildings in progress of erection repair, n
sured for any time desired reasonable terms, Losses
equitably adjus ted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com
pany's Office or to any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS N. CURRIBR Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
SAMUEL H. COTTON, Treasurer
DIRECToRs.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, HOratio n.
Tower Joseph Boyden, James II. Wall Jonathan Luther
Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, Putnam W. Taft, E.
L. Brigham Timothy S. Stone, John C. Mason Samuel
II: Cotton, Dwight Foster, Chas W Freeland.
ia23 d&weowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23
o. be get.

ITO BE LET-A pleasant tenement on
Il Vernon street. Inquire of THOMAS W. FOX, No.
s Brinley Hall. diff Mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23
FOR SALE OR TO LET-That

A HI large and commodious House and Barn, owned
.E-..Azand occupied by I. w. KNowLToS, on Hammond
street Said house contains twenty rooms is thoroughly
built in the most modern and approved STYLE with all
the conveniences for or two families Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of THOMAS W. KNOWL-
TON. deod3wt ia3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23

/ IGHT, FLEXIBLE, AND STRONG,
- NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL IN SHAPE
Approved by ALL
ja23 deow3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23
BURNETT'S COCAINE.
BURNETT'S COCAINE.
BURNETT'S COCAINE.

TR-A compound of Cococanut Oil, &c, for dressing
the Hair For efficacy and agreeableness it without al
equal.
Rprepents the hair from falling off.
II promotes its healthy and rigorous grOWh.
II is not greasy sticky.
10 leaves dSagreea6le odor
II softenS the hair teleH hard and dry.
II S0otheS the iTitated scalp SKIN.
II affords the richest lUster.
II renains l0Rgestm effect.
It costs .ffty cents for a half pint bottle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23
Zeal Gstate.

NOR SALE-The situation owned and
II occupied by the subscriber situated in the village
at West Mbury, containing about an acre of land
with Dwelling House, Barn and Shop, and good sup5
ply OF Fruit Trees thereon
Possession given the first of April next.
CATHARINE II. CUMMINGS.
West Millbury. Feb, |. 1860. deoptal$ f6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23

DR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges,
each ones circumstances taken into consideraton
many cases he takes in hand he perfect and
efectual cure
- Consultations by letter. &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-23
00Iants.

SILVER WANTED.-The highest price
~ paid for Spanish and American Coin, or old Silver
by H. c. FOSTER Manufacturer of Silver Ware l5 Cen.
ra dam
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RELIEF AND HEALTI


depend upon It, mothers, it will give rest to yourselve
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FOR YOUR
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W ssassi.c fsress say.

"CnsTAE's" Lxleruir afors are iuvn'nsh,
rem. dies inr clearing hnu-es Of alI SORTS Of
veEmin With IN confluence We recon-.
mend them New York Daily Register.
CosTAR'sn remedies Tor AL Dim rsric
posts, such ~ kat- Il ,achrs. Bed !snu-
Ants Fiua~. &r., nre lnvansbie. We ear
speak from aeruAi know ledge 81 heir mer
M. Druggists ard Dnalers SHOULD send
their orders rarlv. Il they would secure i
ra,,. M them - New Nsrk Juurnhl.
:. SHALT write someihinr about yuur Ev.
'cruiaatVr~. ~ | car BE- 20 win prprrIriy
Titrs IRE selling rapdy here and destroy
ing ell ve min EaNor \ Banner Fayetle.
Missouri.
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VINE undersigned, having obtained tho
= contract for carrying the mail between
Jasper and Loogootee. informs the pubic
that he has put good, new stage upon The
route, and wi at all times be prepared q
carry passengers through with safety and
dispatch. The stage will leave the Post
Office IN Jasper on Mondays and Fridays al
o'clock, a H. and generally arrives at
Loogooiec In time 20 connect with the East
ern train on The O g. N r X Al 2.3O =. VI.
Returning leaves Loogoo,ee Tuesdays aud
Saturdays, ~ O'Clock IL the morning. Pae-
sengcrs leaving word al tie postoslicc in eth
er place will be called Tor az their residence.
sept e-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
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il mammoth Imperial Qnhr,o Of eight
pages. elegantly Illustrated win.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRANINGS.
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THE METROPOLITAN
a
weekly Literary journal.

all ,hsi j. novel md interesting
IN The World Of Letters: NJ iha' il . eiul
and entertaining in The Home Circle; to-
relher with Tales, Sketches. Essays. Poetry.
Blogra piies. Truthful Chances az Lite At
EIone and Abro a.; md the Everyday o.
currences thar are most nciev orlhv; in fact.
il " n contain 81 'haf u doSirahle 10
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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Red, White and Blue: /.
THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
ILLusTRATEp
RED, WHITE AND BLUE

ne one Of The Largest and Bes, Literary Pa.
pers Of The day.
Every Subscriber will receive two prem.
inr1s. worth from 80 cents to $500. hy The
he payment Of 20 cents each. A. % IN
~ The subscription money il recen ed, thu
subscriber will be informed what his Prem
inns are aud therit y optional with him
whether he pays The 20 cents on each and
takes The Premiums or MOI,
The Premiums that we sell 10 the sub
scriters Tor a5 cents each, are embraced in
rianoic'ter. $500 Zach
10 d. 800
- Gold Hunting cnsed Watches, $50
- Sewing MACHINES, l25
30 do. 75
100 Gcld Watches so
800 silver Hunting do 80
600 SIX Dress Patterns 25
SILVER Watches. Gold Chains Gold
Bracelets. Brooches. and various other ar
icles, worth from 80 cents 10 SIS.
TERMS
One COPY one ycar - 90 and Premiums.
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ne copy five years IS OF md 10 :.
AND TO CLUES:
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Five comics ope yeer $SU0AnA 10
Fenri pies. one year, $40 " and 20 /"
ysen'v ropiet. ore yenr, $50 90 und 80 /"
An extra 70 ~ gwen 10 ihfse getting up
, Cub ~ 10 Subscribers. All communities.
ons mus De addressed ~.
A. NJ. BROWN & CO.
337 Chestnut street, Philade lphiu.
JAN. o. 3n,
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III ~ lhlLl WON DEhF Ill w LII
shat certainly. Rats, Reaches, Mice, mole-
Ground Mice, Bed-bug-. Aus. Moths. Ms
qmilnes Firh-. in-sct- on Anit"hlS. IN ~hor
every Spcries Of vcrnin, are utterly de-
sfroyad and exfermira'ad M
'COSraR'S' R.sr. ROACH, &c, EXTER
MlSAT1a.
!" CosrAR~" liEn Luc ExTERMfsA-cR.
4 coSTAR's' ELEcs &c POWDER, FOR lssEcTs
pppIl~d =" dlrc',~ BY mail, lo any address
~ the Unired Siafp-. IS follows:
On receipt " $l.Ou. box of the RAT. nnf
Roach. Mc Eyierminator
On receipf ~ $500, d box eech n the Ran
RoAcH, &c Ext snd Electric Powder
(sett postage paid) Sufficient % De
sirny NE vcrmin IN any premises.
Sid BY Druggists aud Dealers evYyv here.
> CosIARsr Principal Depot, 40. Broadway.
New York
p. .-Circnlars, terms, &C.. sent BY mail
on application.
uS- " HoLrsaLE AGENrs roR WESTERN
PEaSsLvASiA. ONO. IsDIAxA. &c:
Al Pntsburg, Penn. y. L. FAESisrocK &
ca md Others.
Az Cincinnati. Ohio. JaHS y. PARE. and
others
AZ Indianapolis, Ind, RIFT. Rrow S'Sc
-nr others. rnya5-1f"
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TvHE Undersigned, having marble yHrd
Il Of the city q Evansville, feel confident
that they can sell; tomb stones or any other
work IN their hne Of business. ss cheap a.
snv establishment, in the West. We have
lately put up good many monuments a. 'hf
grave yard Of the 81. Joseph Church, ane A.
the grave yard below Jasper. II those WISH
ing 10 purchase will examine our wofS w
are confident they will give Us their orders
Sheriff HERMAN i our agent IN Jasper, nno
orders left with him sill be promptly nlled
Nav ls. '59-sm. 9. & J HELNEEicH-
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NOTICE y hereby given that The under
signed has been appointed administrator
o. bonis non. q the estate Of Oibdah Tav-
Tor, late Of Dubois County deceased; said
estate u supposed 10 De solvent.
Oct. 26.-3v. NORMAN FISHER.
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The following i List o. Premiums which
win M sold 10 Subscribers for 1wFSTy FIVE
CENTS each. On the receipt Of he Sub.
script I'm money, they vii be informed q
what Pr NUNS they are enlirle and then
y i optional whether rher pay ihr TWENTY
FIVE CENTS en- each ana take the Premiums
ar uni.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-25

INDIGO MADDER, soda. spice, pcpper
y Cinnamon. Mustard, Hos skirfs npd
ehincla Head-DFesses at ALEAANDER'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-25

PURE C0NCEN 4 4 AT + u
POTASH.
WARMED icubie The strength N
Observation-Disclosures: Put 10 IN Guns AZ
n On. 3fb .Gih. !, and IL y. VIII
ful dirertiors fos making Hard "nd
IS S,ft SOAP. Consumers will find thlr
the cheapest Potash in market.
AID Manufactured and for sale by
n. II. BABRlTTT.
40 Nos. GS and 20 Washington = NV
York. and No. sS India . Boston
aug. 10 1y.
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SefanntmlAungen
Sn GeutlN werDen
III DieIer STice I'M
mer auf DaS bette unp
ipDblfeillte pfrfrrtig<
ct lperDell.

A GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con
~. stantly on hand and for sale low al III
COURIER OFFICE.
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81. CECILIA CuNCURD'A SOCIETY.
The recnlrr meetings. Of this Sncieiy hro
hald the fri saturday il Every month, ut
6l. n'cloci r. Nj. at their hail 10 The Union
House. Weekly meetings for in-trumenial'
nd vocal music are held subject 10 the dr.
lection M ~ v.sical Director.
InHN MEHRINGER. President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-25

COMMITTING NEW-B T RARBETTS
- BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS.

- bEci M LDkAiNAh cAAi-As@N 80
Ismsnusarsured from common snl',
CS aud is rrerared entirely different
rom other SAlsrstus. All the dele
Nm .ris us matter extracted IN inch y
manner a. 20 prodncr Rfcad, Biscuit,
70 ind al kinds 81 Cake, without e ~
dning rtrirle ~ Selaraius when
h. Bresd az Cake Il haked; thercty
inroduclng Wholesome results. Evcry
ARTICLE Of Salsraias i turned Y aas
nd passes ilrnrgh the Breed o.
biscuit while Bskiug; conseqnentlF
nothing remains bn common Sri',
Water aud Flour You viii readily
percieve hv the iasie OF this SAHARA
to ius thstit il entirely different rom
other S,lafains.
Alb Its packed in one pound paners'
each wrapper branded ~ II LAB
10 lbt,'s Best Medicinal S,leratus;' Az.
10. picture, twisted loaf ~ breed,
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lon' the top. WHEN sou purchase
one paper YOU should preserve 'hf
Iwrsppsr. and b. particular 20 CT tac
blexl exactly like The iirss--oranu r.
.b"ye.
FuIl directions FOR making Broad
with this Saleraius and Sour milk ~
- Cream Tartar, will accompany each
- package; also directions fer making
all kinds OF pastry; also. for making
AsS Soda Water aud Snidh,z Powders.
- MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
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IL contains not only the pih Of all The lais
deve l0pmenis IN Medicine and Surgery allow
referred to. but large amount " cniirely
new facts derived from me personal experi.
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HUNDRED AND FIFTY PAGES " IT'D u
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he world. Price - cents.
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ALL. Forwarded by mail 10 any ad.
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NJ. VELPEAU'S DEAUTTIyING row
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As Il keeps the skin soft md elastic andl
'nvlgcratcs the circulation. Il efiec'uaIls
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DEATH TO ALL yERMIH. Y

DEATH TO ALL yEELIN."
As srRiHc approaches,
ANTS ana RuAcHE,
ffnu 'hrr hris- rome cut,
ANd Mlcs and .Als,
~ sriir OF CiiS,
Gai'v Skin about.
Ben Rres tine
Tuu, II me night.
~ M ne bed van slnmher,
Nhiir lA-fc-- crawl
Jhro' chamber md hull.
In sdnnds Milhnnl number.
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National Dspersary, established .Jnuuafv
III 1859 solely tor the cure oi PRIVATE
DISEASES.
Tne Faculty Of this INSTITUTION. & insisting
u three physicians ~ vrea, experiences N
The treatment d al SEXUAL DISORDERS.
invite attention 70 thrr NEw SYSTEM ~
PRscrIcE. founded On the latest discoveries
IN M edo Science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
THE BLACk PLAGUE OF AMERICAN
POLITICS.

The universal mania for public employment is
not necessary result of liberal institutions. I'm
peral France and regal Spain are perhaps as
bitterly scourged with it as we are--far more SO
than Great Britain or Switzerland. Its prcva-
lence here is quite modern: in fact, it was
scarcely known among us prior to the accession
of General jackson to the Presidency little more
than thirty years ago. Up to 1899, We believe
ninety-fye of every hundred American voters
lived and died without thought of gaining their
livelihood at the public charge. But ever since
the large and ever-gOwing patronage of the
Federal Executive fell into the hands OF one
whose oracle frankly declared that be would
employ il to reward his friends and punish his
"enemies ever since an eminent New-forker
proclaimed from his seat in The u. 5. Senate the
doctrine as applicable TO Federal appointments
that TO the yctors belong the SPodS Of the
"vanquished the cancer has been growing and
swelling until it has cOrroded and diseased the
whole body polite. We may safely assume that
one-fourth Of the adult males of this country art
earnest asprants for office, each ready to hold
up his dish whenever his party comes into power
Anu lHiN tdgti Iuhl WI pau l'Hu'iH Ai""o''J ~
pugnant and its slow rewards contemplate, while
increasing the rayages of dissipation and destroy
ing the attractions of quiet, virtuous home.
Ambition-the thirst for applause, or power,
or misunderstanding lust 10 shine or rule'-Inay
be reckless. even criminal, but not ignobe. The
prevalent type Of ohice-seeking has no trace OF
this quality. IT is simply desire to live easier
or secure amper Injuries, or get rich iaster'
than is otherwise practicable. The average once
seeker cares not though "tbc clarion trump oil
Fame" should never proclaim bis achievements,
and though no cheers ever wait 30 his steps no
fair hands ever carpet his path with flowers
What he wants is light work with large pay.
The "big thing" be- doteo on is not vast power or
lasting renown but ample cash gained with little
effort OF hazard. And whether the object on
which his heart ii set be the Consulate ut Lly-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

REPUBLICAN, Central COMaITTEF.-A session of
nearly four hours duration held last night by the
Republican Central Committee, at the Headquarters,
No 6IS Broadway. ID. ID. COnoyer President, in the
clair.
lengthy report, embracing various business mat
ters was presented by the Executive Committee.
Among other items was a call for the Republican Char
ter Primaries for Tuesday evening next the election TO
be eld at tie headquarters Of the various Ward Aso
Citations. Tie following resolutions embodied in the
reIolt, were unanimously adopted:
Reicired That greet couniryrrn eyrfywherr with
hearty organizations upon the Of bn and rejoice
With them IN tie national character that Freedom ohtains
hncefoW ard neither seLce humanity denial Of her
shall be- tle way 10 influence public trust.
Iestfd That vel bear the
Of ,ey lur Abraham lincoln 10 the Presidency with due respect
dcLr either solicit from him any expression his opinions
pupos liz Resignation President elect, soothe
the unuh Of any dubers Of IN" public peace whatever be-
yng that be nil and ready TO do the the other
Rsoifed That having m confidence IN the stability Of the
Govewu' nj our fathers made have fears o 4 disruption
by defeated politicians State hre s the power and the
viii TO defend the Constitution with forbearauce but without
ialtrIiug.
Bersd That having achieved triumph IN this State and
Ns ~ Il il our duty 10 save the city also acknowledge the
Obligation TO dee by honorable nounaiion the support OF
all good citizens coalition VIZ hbho cooperation invite
Some discussion ensued relative TO a communication
from tie Fist Ward asking the Committee to expel
of It's members the representatives of said Ward
for refusing 10 support the Republican Assembly can
ddaie in tie lei District. The men had been expelled
from the Ward Association, the members of which
now asked their expnfon fromthe Central Committee.
II was finally decided that the Committee could not
aecede TO the reques, on such grounds.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE HOME OF MR.. LINCOLN.
The Coming Jubilee at Springfield.
SHAM CABIN ETS.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

specisl Dispatch TO The N Y Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Wednesday, Nov IA, 1860.
Tuesday, Nov. 90 is designated as the day
for the celebration of the Republican victory IN
this county. No programme has yet been pub
lshed.
There is large number of politicians here TO-
dey from different parts of the Union. Mr..
Lincoln continues tofreceive all who call upon
him at his rooms during the day.
Every mail brings host OF applications tor
Office oil of which, it is supposed, are laid aside
unanswered.
In regard TO the newspapers which are
framing Cabinets for Mr. Lincoln, with more or
less ingenuity, he remarks that Il" if the RESPONSE
bility rested with them, as it does with him,
they would be much less speedy with their
4" selections and announcements"
The only acknowledgment that Mr. Lincoln
gives to these various inventions is to say,
laughingly-"T might have chosen worse
names"-and, as he says this of all, it is not
regarded as very significant.