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e. ARNlCA IMMINENT
10 prepared by combining arica wha healing pene-
| trattnG vegetable oil. For all tho
ACHES AND PAINS
that human fesh b heir TO- II d without equal
Rheumatism Bruises, Sprains,
Pain In The Side Breast Sore Throat Weld TO few
applications. Beware of counterfeiS buy none but
BUROSALs original arclea Sold b. ali druge1stS Prce
rs cents. ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 1916 =. Vi.
BREADsrrFFs --Flour-The market was dull heavy,
and common and medium grades easier to purchase
at Saturdays quotations. while the higher and extra quail
ties unchanged. The sales embraced about 500
hble coeinp within he following oiiotations-
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HOlloway's pills and Olntme nts-Faml-
Hes possessing these require oher for
masdes Explicit directions for the Eudancs Of patients IN
box pot.
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Spring Fashion Hats and Caps OF
AL the laiest styiea Call and look u them
Opening fer isses and ohiArsps Straw Goods March 20
KKlLOGG, 3Sl Canal street..
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Beautiful Complexion .-Lafrd's Liqutd
feAr hiss achieved celebrity hs slug equal fer besuu
flying and preserving the skin 49, Broadway.
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Trussea OF Every Descriptions for Per-
snent reienaon OF rupure bathing Trvsees suppcrters
hh'u6er brascs Band.gea elastic Stockings
kree Caps Anfets and Al surgical appliances scientifically
New York. '~s 1870
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Eureka Celebrates Sewing Machines.--
Prize $50. Parties not navlEG FULL AMOUNT ACCoMo-
DATED Ohlce 49, Broadway. n AGENTS WANTED.
Liberal discount allowed. Address D. J. LEVY General
Superintendent
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Rev Mr.. Acnroy, Mr. RoBxRT wAppsL, formerly or Boil
nse Ireland, TO Miss AMANDA YoUxANs Of Caseton, sta
Belfast papers please copy
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Prize Ring Correspondence.-A Day
with Tom Sayers Report of hs benefit In London; Letters
from the Editor Arrival Of Mr.. Wilkes England important
letter 70 American Crckeers from John LILLY white and
riey Of interesting sporting news In WILKES SPIRIT
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Penma ship.-A Good Hand Writing
gAursneed 10 all old young lessons one ho n
each. Glass So Private lessons SIS. OLIVER D. COLD
SMITH, 1862 broadway
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5SS S,iiVvfsaks HRxxER CO.. - Broadway.

Maravilla- Price Only Twenty. Ave Cts.
Cures baldness, and produces beautiful glossy curs.
Ladies', use Il, and be free from dandruf.
Sold BY all drusais Plus 769 Broadway, retail agent;
Barnes Park Is and Is Park row. Charles Ernest Co., "a
Maiden lane.
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Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
CO. IS Consolidated Lotteries OF GeorgA
CLASS 2S2 MARCH 10, 1860.
70, rs, 54 IL, GA, 81 7, 81, 49, IT, SO, SO, 49, 81.
Prizes caahed n t56 Broadway Circulars sent free.
HODGES. DAVIS CO.. Managers.
Macon.
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NTRw CARPET sTORE-HUDsON HALL, 374 HUDSON
IN streetJust received from auction. English Tapestry
Brusseis s and 81 buperane Ingram Is Cd Elegant
ngrans "a 3d., 81 and &c. 6d OIL Cloths a. Cd per yard;
near King street.
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Billiard Observation-Disclosures, 149 Full
bon street. New York BAssFORO, Jr invites friends
four weeks 10 Court and Remsen streets, Brooklyn.
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Defiance 6AlAmander Safes-With Pa.
teri powder goof locks and bsrs Also IRE aud
elar proof sdsboArd and paror Safes depot q Murray
oresA corner Of College place. ROBERT u PATRICK.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.-Mn-
Hons every he Upted STATS
for ohdren eethng. with failing success Rsef a
immediate certain. Only Is conts . bottle
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Now Ready, ut No. Murray street, q
superior iron frame Trunk and Cover for $40 manufactured
by JOHN BLACK.
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Queru's Cod Liver OIL JelIy--The Great
ard only for Consumption And scrofuous dseases
superior to al oere ia strength and efficacy and taeess II
according to direction. Sold BY all druggists the
prrpre.0r, at l.3 Fourth avenue PENNFOLU PARKER *
nOMER MhoeeAe aKentA Price 81 Ger bottle
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto
yies WOOD. EDDY 4 co. Mara ayers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DELAwAHs-E EXTRA CLASS NO lss. NAncu 49, 1850
rs, 34,-24, ~, IS. 81. II, Al, 81, So, 40, IA.
DEkAwARx-CIAss No. lSi, MARCH 10, lS6O
4, Al, SO, 81, 81, rs, 56, S, "a, 81, 80, 8, 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing
WOOD, EDDY 4 Co., Wilmington Delaware.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The following
nnSs Ore. he principal prizes in Tie Royal Havana Lot
As i Ga; 4: IS :i';s
.iss sis sas s5 iii sssi 81 ~ AL
!s:!s !ss !ssss !s: !s!ss s Az Az
ss sss .ss ss ~ :ss ss ''''s s'
su e., care e !; po s sSys address Don
Brooklyn.-winiamso Gallery, a49
Spss Dssusrsosps: uDcsualis@ s'o' LILO hae' 0Nm'0
something Entirely New.-PhaIon &
Ss sompsS wsrrsned in no way Sna
Sold By ali druggists. and atsl9 Broadway.
Now Ready, ut No. Murray street, q
sapsrer iron Trunk and Cover for o manufactured
Steinway q Sons Overstrung Grand
and Square Pianos Ware "a and SO Walker street.
Indispensable Al he breakfast lunch or dinner table; one
IS sssin.n Agent siSs1sd STATE.
Boots -Fashionable Dress Boots and
shos, Of The finest materials LoRIN BROOKS SON, es-
tabshed 1880, 1888 Fulton street. opposite Church street
Prize Ring Correspondence.--A Day
with Tom sayer. Report Of be benefit in London Letters
letter American John LII white and . va
rsy otin'erssns sporting news In WILKES SPIRIT now
and burshr proof sufss Isl Broadway q Murray
Spring Fashion Hats and Caps Of
~ 6 he lss e. yl: Cav AL AID 9S !: them
--
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AT EvERDEILy-rHE ORANGE BLossoK WEBBING
S.o.dwss. CO. s. q SS.A s s.ssc ' ~ "a" ~
Ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES, 20
rnese osserased Cards ssssnty euaved only u 81
A COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS or ALL THE srArss
Sss " B sos sSasr
| A Ii COMPLAINING INyAIIps CAN, RELY UPON
~ pebble e, pc sa;ss sS.a .psssy svsnx
shth avenue. Charges nodssssa OOnsulsAsons hee Y
| r xc1KEs ,sss BRoADwAY-rHr NEW STYLE WE'D
a org Avelops -. Dasssrn nd niA. letter % nas
BsAU7UgL SEP OF TEs1M, 80 TO ,2s SELF.
e. s snd r E5sa h. Sssi. c.s. yens. street
RnosoHIrls. Asg5.Ai csA.5,AAssz. COUGHS An
...''.'' y; :,;::s 4 :;Se;..t :! g:
~. .sa III sSEss ;ssS SSsn...
Y YSsr iS ys. -, H e IN 3 ,.sse'
The ssusscns q yos. Sss5 wti 30 rssulssa
Oar circular contains tsssauscniais IRON.
Rev. HC'sv4 dass. Sss
Rev SDwisD Ssss.. Sdsu. fssmr % r. Y,
1as r S1.D e. e. 49, :! y; Ya,rYu
usosS. PIE I.x E:I En- H.. N. W.. YORK
ss Nv S: q y S
RRrANTg UNRIvALLED STOMACH BIrrgas,
m nsrv 1oS sSSss so1s =
Whosss1s Depot No Q South wHnam street,
CARBON. rMrxRs-A VALUABLE INvsrIoN ros
msnaiacswes and Ne public seseraly adapted y.
@ e t:e :: 's e. I'd -:
CHHrox ON THE oRorox..
o 1hs nsphr.E% !:s sy No.. neKsss
sas s1s. ~ :.n
ss.:s 3: s sa :s -
o' E. ca + HsHf
y 4 a sss.o. al river was:rs and cbsvre The dysns
s sp: e. s ss q &: sPs = e
Tx sa.;s Sd and w"
- JONI: and !. si.ss.s: q ne osrsa ssos pain Or
ss ssssss
yLuB FOOT AND OTHER DEroRMIrns OF THE
ankle ioos and hand, skfuly treated by Dr.. zACHARIg
Il s$ElSi$s$ ff33ssEEss
Contains full digest of Do.Esrc and FonR,os News aseu
H4 s aeIA'' A'0S' ana s'''' variety OF l'r''''1'a
PUBIIBHED THIS MORNING.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
y; MEDIUM % saS reliable
WEST Indies and The SPANISH MAIN
s::B e E$$s :;3::# ;:E:sB
Pace ONLY 10 CENTS. orIIcI u ANN STREET.
NLEAsoN's ANIYIICKERINa GAS BURNER, THE
u only Burner That consumes with economy and gives
. steady flame, Sol Broadway.
CROv1R BAKERS
" NOIHALEH6 FAMILY SEWING NACHINEH
The best In uso
t06 Broadway, New York,
ls2 Fulton sreet. Brooklyn.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PHYSIOLOGY
III cal work. which al sbould read impars kn0wiedes
before published Those affected with
biy local and general who detire knowledge OF the
latest ply siolocal researches should not fail TO It.
conians 400 And neArlv leo eugavngs Price
As0r House.
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Steinway q Sons Ovcrstrung Grand
and Square Pianos Ware "a and Sc Walker street.
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Boots -Fashionable Dress Boots and
Shoes Of the fnest materials LORIN BROOKS SON, a.
tablhed 1885, 1888 Fulton street. opposite Church
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B1MRer'S sewing DIAchtncs.
AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE.
Designed for all manufacturing noseiess In Ia
operation rapid and capsule Of kind OF work
q The best machine produced Price oniv SIG.
l. NJ. SINGER CO., l58 broadway.
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sinRer's Sewing Machines

Hill, fntmitabIc Hair Cutter, Ne. Bar.
clay street Hair dye 50 cents; black brown.
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Billiard Observation-Disclosures, 149 Full
bon street, New York A. BAssFORD Jr invites friends nert
fur veeis 70 Court and ssmien streets, Brooklyn.
Something New.-A Hemmor, Tucker,
FElIEs. BINDER AND GAUGE covBINE3. just patent.
e. simple henming any width and thickness OF cloth either
ss spfss fisSs iDy &c
Also TSiSESs1E sosoIroLDss and SELF
UNIVERSAL HEMMER Co.. 40 Broadway.
FiLIER. BisDsR AND GAUGE CONTESTED. jus p..sot.
e FSSs s g * ia 9
% .,s e Ms ssy sRd .ss
~ - ~ UNIVERSAL HExxER CO.. - Broadway.
MaravilIa- Price Only Twenty. Eve Cts.
Cures .. and .nS S om 'ur
sSs p p Sp; ss fsss
Defiance saIamander Safes-Nith Pa
teri powder E,oof locks and orco bs Aso Ore and bur
| 'ssss Sss &c :.''' z HGS
Hill, insmitabIe Hair Cutter. No. Bar
clay street, Hair dye 50 cents; black or bcown
sinser's Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE.
DESIGNED for al s,, noisses 10 IT,
: 80 '''' ''- i. Il. sINasR i Co. lss broadway.
Trusses, shouIder Braces, Elastic Stock
hs'' Bsis'' HANDBAGS. a. Or. GLOVES, No. 4Ann q
Queru's Cod Liver OIL JeIly-Tho Great
ard only remedy for Consumption and scrofuous dseAses
eupossce 70 al ohere Ia strength and efficacy AID tascess
at ssd 81 ~ ns
Eo@E vhOssas sssass ss1 Price 81 per bottle
Eureka Celebrates Sewing Maohines.--
R pAfs5 Rss "a Full MSgSr
Liberal discount allowed. Address D. j. LEVY General
Superintendent
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.-Wu-
lions bottles used every year he United States
immsdta.e and certain. Only Is oens . bottla
Penma n ship.-A Good Hand Wrftfn9
gAursnteed a old and young lessons hoir
each. Glass So Private Lessons SIS OLIVER d. GOLD
SMITH, 1862 broadway
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees
Tho the world wholesale and retail and the dye pr
vaaeiy applied. No. Astor House
Beautiful Complexion -Lafrds Liquid
Pearl hiss achieved celebrity hsslug equal fer besuu
lying And preserving The skin 4se Broadway.
Hoiioway's Pills and Olntment.-Fami-
Hes possessing these remedies require Other for Ordinary
nasdee Explicit directions for tine Rudancs Of patients
tnc uesent the respective diseases Accompanying eaci
box or pot
Trussea OF Every Descriptions for Per
hh-uder brscs suspensory Bsnd.ges six elastic Stockings
kree Caps, A,klets And AL suxic appliances scientifically
sppled b MARSH CO., No. yessy suscs. Asor House
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Barry's Tr1c0phsrOus II the Best and
cheapest article dressne oeaufytng cleaning curling
preserving And restoring the hair Ladies' y " sod BY III
drnaQ
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TEE vnrns 70 CHARLHsros.-In view OF the ener-
NOUS prices which are to be charged for board by
the hotsl keepers of CHARLESTON during the holding
q tho Democratic National Convention, and the poor
Accommodations which likely 70 be offered. those
along tia seaboard who intend 10 b present that
mentous occasion notice, are charterng steamers to
convey them Charleston, with such accommodations
viii render the passengers, while in that city, entirely in
depsndsa Of tho hotels and private boarding houses
Two steamers have been already engaged In this city, one
In Bostos, ono n Philadelphia in Richmond and ono
In Savannah. Probably viii also 20 from New Orleans
and Om Mobile, 80 that the visitors from the West
and Northwest win be the only persons who viii be sub
jec 10 The exorban charges which have already been
ANNOUNCED By the hotel keepers
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IIYATTD LIE HALaAM
III HYAff'6 LIFE BAIAAN.-fhs certain scnouercr d
hAssmsx. esrofsl Kmxs Dvn. VIM every diseass dow
ipx Ho9 rea inpH9 q bleo1 no mater q how long sta.
sdsaseus a. mos violent forms Of old Ulees HyapeaS
Fever Sores and 1eouri DseAseA The certificates Hncou
ps.yns seeA BOsS w sonssaivs,y show tha there
Enca een somRe[s WIN - powerful safe AAd Ger
eassa q Gamer, uAys OOmplAik and TistsA. Principal
FSlon srssA Fer sale 81 IN drxss4 Is Gents PER boo
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Something New.-A Hemmor, Tucker
FElLEE BINDER AND GAUGE COvBINED just patent
ed SIMPLE heming any width and thickness OF cloth
.de applied g any Sewing Machine ~ any one a fs
THE TRADE. Orders by mail supplied with complete in
structions), postage paid. Send for circular.
Also UNIVERSAL BOSOM FOLDRn and SELT MARKER
FOR Quitting
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Something Entirely New.-PhaIon d
SONS Snow White Oriental Cream for whitening and
identifying the complexion Warranted In way Injurious
Sold by ali druggists. and at 6l9 Broadway.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
hgs, Balts Bandsges Ia Or. GLOVER, No. 4 Ann q
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by Wkie Collins author Of "The Woman In Whj,e "A.
tonna Or Tho Fall OF Rome p &c. limo. muslin, 81
a hs living writer's fiction better IN
faculty Of coosing the mystery Of plot exciting terror
PITY cuTosiy and other such belong TO
OF his confreres however much they may him IN o
respects more acceptable Offering Iovers Of notoS
hs fAvore author and accordcgly Queen OF HesrtH
Il In ever, body o hands Boston Transcript
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The fOllowfng
nnmbers drew The principal przes IN Ae Royal Havana Lot
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OLD LEAVES. ta
Old Leaves: Gathered from Household Words. By ".
Henry Wills limo muslin ST.
Thirty seven very skiliuly written pieces OF report
dispAra cement Wills when thus pronounce ur
his composition. doss not OCCASIONAL tous
OF poetry pathcs though rahe half suspect whsa
eve any such occur In these esaya they due hal
o.ner nAno DIckens whose assurance MI Wills candid
book.
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UNIVERSAL HEMMER Co., 40 Brosdw

Something New.-A Hemmer, Tucker,
FELLER. BINDER AND GAUGE COMBINED just patent
3D. simple bemmng Width and thickness Of cloth other
aE snI SoE e n Gsc re-
TIE TRADE ordersbJ mail sHppIied, postage paid Com
lar. Alsc UNlvERsAL BOsoMFoLDxR and aELP-
AANA AN W. HYNiYERsAI HRMMER CO. IN prosdx.x.
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Family pictureA BY Sir Edward Bulwer Lyhon, Bart
Library Edition 1zmo musip 81, hAH calf 81 IS. FosSa
ing the nrs volume OF Harpers Library Edition Of Buwe
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PHYSIOLOGY.
IL cal work, which AL should read mpsrts wedea
before published Those affected with
bly local and general who 6esire knowledge OF the
latest ply biological RESEARCHES should not fail % road
mailed and sold BY h O. LAWRENCE, No. vesey strsck
Astor House. "
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SYLVAN HnI.f,a nAnaHrRR

Novel: BY Home Lee. author Of "Ksihe Branda,s
gShsa Wind and Tide, &C. New edition. limo, muaa,
We cas Of Sylvan Hos Daughter what few acHsas
would Justify In saying. that believe can read
without becoming wiser and better without feeling ga
tude 70 me wrner who can present 70 such varied
OF our common nature In piquant yio
without one word idea shock dsplsase he nd
sensitive moral feeling. We know Of supertor =
TIC nomac ygor q style or 10 Ne dslicaoy truth q
and careful study and could have been written only 81
OF great analytic and ncauansaasa
News OF the World.
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49, MsuNsnnDAr EvKn 90 MsRcH H.
csncs and power ~ sre.s to exhibit hin nnyvInsa ss-
,, .MaIfA1ios ISSY rsk 50 Bile TO sxyoEx.
' N"A~ eosurs &e O'Clock Doom opea AT.
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DERRY'S JAPANESE
L BOOT AND SHOE POLISH
SPLENDID 0LOSS-EO HUkBU9-SOIIS NOTHNa
Boid everywhere. JAPANESE POLISH CO.
al Broome street, one door west Of Broa1vSv.
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LUCY CROFTON.
Novel By the author OF Margaret Maitland" 'sTSs
IS cents.
charming book; pretty story sweely told without .
erain Of ahecsauon IT. gone Interesting natural
weak.-L0pdcn Literary Gazette
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- ALl8ONB HHTORY OF EUKOPE-COMPLETE.
First Series From the commencement Of the Revs
luton In eS TO The restoration Of the Bourbons 1915
'oss ovo' musm, 20; sneep exira, "; half calf $40
cesson Of Louis Napoeou, in 1852 veis Syo musia ~
sheep extra, 81; half calf $40.
half calf $50. ' @ 49,
The volumes sold separately.
Necessary IS an important part OF Tho erssra
OF the age-Sou.hern Literary Messenger
historical library IN ~ country can be complete ws
HARPkB BROTHERS Pubshora
Franklin square Ne Y York CITY,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
About the Presidential Election.

A correspondent wants to know il the pres.
ent Vice President will not become the acting
President Of the United States, ia case of a
failure to elect by the people. We answer
No. When no candidate for President has
receiveda a majority Of all the electoral votes,
the House is required to choose from the three
who have received the highest number of
votes. In like manner, the choice of Vice
President is to be made by the S,nate, from
the two cand da.es who are highest on the
list. The Cons.ituton further provides that,
in case no President is chosen by the House
prior TO the 4th Of March, then the Vice Pres
ident thus chosen shall become the acting
President. Upon this subject the Cincinnati
Gazette says no.'. i. sc .o ..
In the present contest, should the devices
Of our opponents Cor preventing an election by
the Electoral Colleges prevail, there is no
doubt that the three candidates Constitutional
ly eligible by the House wlll be Lincoln,
Breckinridge and Bell. 1t is manifest that
constituted as is the present H5use, on which
the election would devolve, no election would
Oe pOSsluI6, unltSS lnc CnDlCe bnOulU IHlI on
Lincoln. Such a stiugge as would be bad
in the House would be really the most unfor.
tunate thing that could happen to the country
Conservative men everywhere must deplore,
and should earnestly endeavor to avoid such
a result. There is, it must be conceded
scarcely possibility of any election by the
House.
1t is to be remembered that if there is no
election of President by the electors, there
will be none of Vice President. In that case
the Senate will be required to choose a Vice
President from the two candidates who Ie-
ceive the greatest number of electoral votes.
These will be Hamlin and Lane or possibly
Everett.) There is decided democratic ma
jority in the Senate, of the Breckinri lye and
Lane stamp. The election of Lane by Il a
body would thus be easy, if his name goes up
along with Ham'in's In that case, on the
failure Of the House to elect President by
the fourth of NJ arch, Jo1 Llne becomes Pres
ident. In oar judgement, the whole Presi
denial question narrows itself down to the
choice of Lincoln by the Electoral Colleges,
or of Lane by the Senate.
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Democratic Arguments.

The Western Wide Awlke truly remarks
that when party leaves off the intelligent
dscu 'sicn of the principles and objects of a
political canvass, and resorts to every descrp-
Ton Of abuse and falsiication of well known
facts it is fair to presume that it stands upon
untenabc ground, which will not bear exam.
ination, and therefore Its only weapons o de-
Tense are abu and Justification. To this ex-
r,mity has TIE democratic party Of 1860 be, n
le iuced 1t has not one foot of free soil left
upon which to stand and defend is policy and
records, and it is therefore under the necess-
ty of abu sing and falsifying the position of its
neighbors with the hope of diverlng attention
from It's own rotten and tottering platform,
which scarcely promised to hold them togeth-
er long enough to reach the polls on las,
tuesday, and which will entirely rent them
assunder by the ides of November. This
canv ass is likely to be noted in our political
annals rs one of reckless assertion and per
version of political records on the part of the
democratic press and speakers. They reiter
ate time and again the stale and oft refuted
charge against The Republican Iarty and its
prominent men, of aboliionism, while itselfis
more practically amalgamaton than any 9th
er party under our government. They ring
upon us the absurd charge of sectionaism,
when by their own dsunionism in Congress
last winter, and the natural tendency ftheir
doctrines before the people, they have virtu
ally brought the Republican party into the
most prominent national position, and them
selves are constantly tending more an | m )re
toward sectionalism, as is evident from the fact
hat while Republicanism is spreading in the
slave states, democracy is growing smaller
and beautifully less with a,oeerajing swilC
ness in the free states.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
Fourteen Million s,ovcs I,

Some of the southern papers are discussing
The colored aspects of the census. They
think the increase of the negroes has been
greater than in any previous decade, and will
prove to be as great as 33 l-3 per cent The
slaves in $50 numbered 8 God 3l3. and will
not now fall much short of 4,272, 900. The
whites of the slave'holding states will number
about 6, 100000, the slaves being little more
than one-third the population of the southern
states. If the slave popu'aton continues to
increase at the present rate there will be s.
10000 slaves in 1870; in 1880 there will be
$500 900; and in 1900 there will be II. 300
900.
This calculation does not include accessions
by the African slave trade, now so briSky re-
opened under the auspices Of democratic pol
icy. Unless this is arrested by a change of
Administration and an efficient enforcement
of the laws to punish and prevent the piracy,
the number will increase much faster.
Democracy boasts that its government wos
made for white men, and does little else than
legislate through Congress, the executive and
the Supreme Court to make il republic of
black slaves, Will freemen of the North vote
to longer porpetuats such democracy in pow
er?