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will OhIO sustain the Constitution
aud tasc Laws!

aud thc Laws!
Mr. ED1ToR:--We desire to state, through
yonr paper, that a large number of Dcmoci ats
and conservative Republicans desire to vote for
Hon. Joseph r. Swan, for Supreme Judge.
SOUTHERN ONO.
We find the above in the Ohio Statesman,
and are frank 10 confess that we know of no
gentlemen, under the circumstances that we
would rather see elected than Judge Swan
He is an able Lawyer and an honest man. AS
Judge of the Supreme Court, he was struck
down by the Abolitonists, for daring t. decide
that the Constitution Of the United States was
binding upon the Courts and people Of Ohio,
and that the Fngirive Slave Law, while upon
the statute books as law, must be obeyed.
Judge Brinkethoff, who made an adverse de-
oiSion and who aided in the ostracism Of Judge
Swan as his competitor, the issue whether the
Constitution and the laws of the United States
shall be held as binding on Ohio, will be made,
and decision had. The aholitionists seem to
invite this by their resolution at their late
State Convention, against the Fugitive Slave
Law, and for once, and speaking but of our
self we are disposed to crafty them. The de-
ssion by the people of Ohio in an issue thus
made up, would settle rampant Abolitionism
at once and forever in Ohio for we cannot doubt
but that Ohio still has majority who believe
that the Constitution which Washington gave
us is still worth preserving, National Demo-
c,nt,
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The President NOI Necessarily q
EaiA SDIiftpr.

IT splitting rails was necessary in Chief
Magistrate Of the United States, there might
be me sense in the nomination OF Lincoln, and
the fuss his supporters make over the assumed
fact that on one OCCASION he split 5000, altho'
even then Ohio could turn out ten thousand
better rail splitters than Lincoln ever preten-
ded to be. Bnt the President has none Of that
kind OF work to do-there are no worm fences
around the White House to be made. but good
substantial fences to be thrown around the
Treasury Of the people to keep off the cormo
rants v no will, if not prevented, be elbow deep
in its vaults.
No monarch on earth has as much to do
none so deep and so heavy responsibility, as
the President Of the United States. In mon
archial countries, the King can do no wrong
his Ministers are held responsible for all his
acts. Here the President is held accountable
for the acts Of all the officials, even to the low
est and it requires wise head 10 watch every
branch of the Government, and with it our
complicated relations with foreign Govern
ments, rather than ability to split 5000 or any
other given number OF rails
If Mr.. Lincoln has any other claims TO the
Presidency than that OF rail splitting, his friends
have not urged them. No other reason why
Mr., Lincoln should be elected President is CIV
en- and the suppositon is fair one that none
else can be given.
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,seO THE FIELD! 1860


FTNHE proprieIors of the Cleveland Agricul tural
works beg leave tointarm their farmer friends
that they are ready 60 i orders tor their man
fuscIures among whicf are the ing articles
MANNY'S C0fs SSlSED REAPER
ASTs SLOWER,
Hour Sizesl
The only genuine Combined Aschine IN the
world much improved, perfect IN materials ana
will perform to entito satisfaction.
CLEVELAND EHON MOWER
Fishers Patenil
The most durable Mower now m use runs easy,
and never gets ont of Order-has the New Jersey
Guard Finger this season.
WOOD'S IMPROVED MOWER,
The lightest mabhine Of the day, price only $50
and has given in every instance me most ehufe
satisfaction. ,,
HUBBARD CENTER DRAFT MOWER and
HUBBARD COM BlNEO MACHINE.
The latest machine out combines more good
qualities than any other machine in eXistence;
Send for a catalogue or circular, or call on our
Agent
Also, full stock of Endless Chain and Sweey
Powers Threshers. Wood Saving Machinery, the
Star gran Drill, being the me PLUS ULTRA" OF the
Drill Family; Hav, Corn and Stalk Cutters, Corn
sh, llers thermometer churns. PlOws and Cultiva-
tors--in this department we have largely increas'
ell our stock, Also Harrows OF various kinds t tc
etc
ndrtarmers take notice that we make good work
and warra Itit every time.
QSrSenu for a circular.
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
AGENTS.--Slem ons ~ Robinson, Cadiz.s
George 1'oggart Hopedule g. Athena
June ls-2m.
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Old Abe Writes us u Letter and
SendS us q slick,

We received, per U. s. Express Company, on
Saturday, one of the sticks" old Abe split and
the following letter. 1t tappears ABE" thought
we were the editor ofa Republican paper, and
gives US some advice as to how we should pro.
ceed, requesting US to 'play the thing mighty
tine"-iSeRecu AdUertise-
SPRINdFIELp, H., June Q, 60
w. W. ARMSTRONG. Esq,
SIR:-I send you this day by U. s. Express
humpany one of them Rales which have bin
p)kin up Sich fewrore threwout all Of these
crate States-minus sum % what don't vote
our ticket. You kin rely on this being the
rail article" as 1t were split bv my individual
self sum 40 years since when were a'botng
1t down the Wabash river for this ockashun,-
| want to GO IN and git ur tremendous ex'
c'tmement over this yer id stick as it an
the only plank in our black Rip-up lican plat
lorm that takes at all and we must bile ouI
eggs while the wattur am hot or we are gonerS
sure as preachin.
HOrgonize yer wid-a-vake & wigwam clubs
rite awav & send down to Kerlumbus to Foil
Fostre q Kn for dockime nts. i am in snook'
with tollit, Fostere & Ko and we dewide the
sples or proiets on the dOckiments
Them err speaches that's published as mint
were all writ by "old Joe Slocum'' that wa
sent to the pennytenSiary sum time. since to
boss seelm hut were parduned out by our re-
publican Gnvorner for my benifit. How d.
they take down in old Sincca Co. Scatter un
around among the ignorant farmers and me
chanrs profusely. Let me kno if shall senC
you any more raleS as we are over run with or
ders for EN- FRI m abroad. | am sorry to say
have beene somewhat horn swagled in this We
rale bizniz-a id poor cuSS down in oberlil
sent on TO me for 16 dozen which ! forwarded
to him and paid the charges myself as he Wi
me he hadn't red. hev bin since informed
that the old kuss kut EN- all up for fire woulC
and wonte need any more would for righ
smart time to cum.
think lam not misoken in yore being ed
itur OF he t,ffin tribune, am sayp 1t won
do to let this yer thing git out as the devi
would be to pay il il did. and we must pla,
this yer thing mighty fine.
| want Won to go in heavy on the idee tta
first sllible OF my last mare and the the las
slllihle OF my first name and the first and las
slllhIe OF first name and last and first slllihl q
Of both my names make "A6e Ljnkum"-its
mighty good joke and there are big lot q
superstitions md ignorant laboring men iu tn
Kuntry that will think it happened because "
were foreorda,ned to he elected yer see
go in big on all these things cause the Lor
knows there's nothing else to go in on-sen
me kopy flyer very valuable paper once
while now and then when git elected won
leave you out in the kold
! Iklo>e now, and in the words ofthe immoa
tai big dutch poet, say "Buley for us"
From your old friend
ARE LINCOLN,
| The Conntrv Snlilter
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Fred. DougIass' Paper far Lincoln
Fred. Douglass paper Of the 25th OF May
cordially endorses the nomination OF Linc"lh.
Although expressing great admiration for Sew
ard it is constrained to say, that "there are
few tho more radical men who regard MIR.
Stewards defeat as a Sort of political judgment
upon him for his speech in the Senate. To
them, that speech was SO full Of concession TO
the slave power, so clear bid fol the ncmin-
alton at Chicago, and so nearly sunk the pro-
gressve statesman in the political trimmer,
that they are we'll content with his de -
The editor OF this paper and the "radical men,
Of the Republican party wanted candidate
who had not made and would not make any
confession to the slave power" Have they
such candidate in the persons Mr.. Lincoln? =?
Fred Douglass paper answers the question full
ly and satisiactorially. He says:
ale is radical Republican, and is fully
committed to the doctrine OF the "irrepressible
conflict. In his debates with Douglass, he
came fully up to the highest mark Of Repub.
licanism, and he is man Of will and nerve,
and will not back down fron his own asser-
tions. He is not a compromise candidate by
any means"
! In 1856, this same paper advocated the cleo
ton Of Fremont, and put on record the decara-
ton, that they were 'repelling the Slave Pow
er in It's intrusive and murderous activity" that
when they shave humhled it," that would
compel it to make peace on any TERMS" and
that 1.-The warfare has indeed commenced: it
will be ended only when every slave on Ameri-
can soil shall cease to clank the chains which
bind him."
No wonder that this paper rejoces over the
nomination Of Lincoln. He Is man after the
eiitor's own heart. He is an anti.slavery man
Of the most ultra type. Seward had grown too
conservative for the radicals, hence the nom.
I ,atinn ofa second rate western LAWYER whose
chic virtue is, that he will, unflinchngly stand
by the "irrepressible confct' doctrine he
enuneiaied in June, 1858, and who will, iielec
ted to the Presidency, so direct the machinery
ofthe National Government as to compel the
Slave Power to make peace on any terms."-
| Is such man worthy the support of conser
yatiye men for the Presidency p Chillicoltle
AdD
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Caroline, Georgia, the 2nd district of Tennes-
zee. and the 7th district of Virginia.
A letter from the New York Commissioners
Was read, declaring tIat they are here as pro-
moters Of pesce and harmony, and that they are
also here to give the assurance that New York
would bo found true to the South, aud true TO
the North should a crisis arise.
Col. Baldwin, Of Syracuse, said that y. Y.
came here to assist, to throw Gil On the trou-
HE'D waters, to urge you to do as you have
done, TO take no decisive action here, but to 90
10 Baltimore.
The Commissioners, he said, agreed with the
Convention in deploring the nomination Of an
Individual whose selection would be as injuri-
Gus to himself as it would be destructive 10
the Democratic party, and dangerous to the
Union. ..
Mr. Baldwin proceeded at some length to
deprecate the dissolution of the Union, and to
say that be was one of them who could not see
how tie Union couid be dissolved.
q Mr. Dawson, Of 6eorgra. called the gentle
man to order.
Mr.. Baldwin resumed, and continued for
few inomenfs in the same strain, when Mr.,
Barry, Of Miss, rose and said: Whilst we Of
the South have avoided all discussion of tho
question, we cannot permit others to open the
discussion. We have allowed the gentleman
from New York, to speak by courtesy, and be
had abused that courtesy.
q Mr.. Balwin resumed, and was speaking when
motion to adjourn was made and carried
unanimously.
Cries were made for speech from Mr., Yam
cy, but he declined by saying that he had much
labor before him at Washington and Baltimore
and would take occasion TO address the citizens
Of Richmond on his return.
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A CARD. The subscriber, practical chemist
~ and Manufacturer Of chemical prepat atoms
Ere pch cosmttic fine perfumes. &c., for the past
8, veneen years, now offers tree IT clarge) TO all
who deslre it, the Recipe and directions Tor ma
king a SIMPLE VepetabIe Balm, that will, ~ from
TWO to eigh days, remove II nples, Boteh es. Tan,
Fteci les sai3wncss, pnd all impurities and rough.
ness OF the skin, leaving The san cas- nature in
lei ded il should be--sot. clear. smooth and beau
tifuI This is no humbul or ca tchpenny affair,
and hose who 'hink II srch, will please not notice
the advertisement I hose desiring the recipe,
" ith II II Instructions DIRECTIONS and advice, will
D, ase all Un or address twilh return postage,)
JAS. 4. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist, No. 81, City Buildings, N. Y.
June ID, 1900
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manity and justice, and as abhorrent to the
moral sense OF civilized world"
The reading of the resolution was received
with various expressions Of diSapprobatiOn and
delight, but Giddings as usual triumphed. and
on the question bs;ng put the amendment was
adopted with perfect Choctaw veil.
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WORTH KNOWING. AS fly time is upon us
we may remind our readers that it is said, that
if three or lour onions are boiled in a pint o
water, and the liquid is brushed over. glasses
or frames the flies will not light on the article
washed. This may be used without apprehen'
sion, as it will not do the least injury to the
frames
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For Children Teething.
Which greatly facilitates Iha D ocsss af testhipo,
by soieuing the gums. reducing all inhamnrtjon
will aliay ALL PAIN and spasmoi:c action
and is
Sure 20 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upln it, mothers IL will give res. % your.
selves and Relief and Il alth To yolr infants,
We have put uD and sold this article for over
ten years, ond say, in conference and truth Of
il, what we have been ahie say Of any 9th.
or medicine-nsveT has 1t faIlef in a single in.
stance, TO effect a cure. when timely used Never
old we know a single instance OF dissatisfaction
by nny 0ns whl used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, anl speak ia terms
of commendatipn OF its magical effects ani med.
ieaI virtues We speak in this matter '.WhRt We
do know after ten years experience and pledge
our reputation the fu f,fment Of what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the in
fant il suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be ouud in fifteen or twsnty minutes after the
syrup is administered
| This valus6e preparation Is The prescription Of
one of the most experienced and skllliul in
New Engant aud has been used with never IsiF
/ ''S THOUSANDS OF CASES.
| unet only relieves the child from pain: but In.
vigura les the stomach and bowels, correct4 acid
ity, aud gives tone at,i energy to- the whole sys.
tenn 1t will almost Instantly "eIieve
Griping in the Bowels Wind collie.
anG overcome commissions, wlish, il not speedily
remed ed emp in death. We believe II ihs best
and suTest remedy III he world, In all cases on ays"
entery al Diarrh9a in children, whether it arises
IRON teething, or from any other cause We w3'G
say to every mother who hls enid sIf.rig
from any ni the foregoing complniuts-do mt let
your predjulices nor the prediudces of Others,
stand between You and your suff ring child. I'd
| the relief thai will be sure--yes. ABSOLUTE
ISURE--to I1lIow the OF this medicine, il tins.
ly used Full directions for usin w'II acc onpany
each DO tile None genuine unle the fac saie Of
CURTIS & PERhlNS, New York, is oh the out
side wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Otfce, l3, Ceuar street, N. Y. Price on
ly 2I cents per bottle,
Nav u, 1850 y
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0rLast week, Mr.. Sweszr, OF this county
had mare TO Coal fine mule colt one day, and
horse colt the next. Coihe again old Bour-
bon Gemgri6wn journal.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.

ALLEGHENY CRY, June 9TH, 1860.
The offerings Of cattle this week are heavier
than last, Of sheep and hogs smaller. Prices
have declined triAe, beei about &c y D., and
the market Is rather dull for the season.
UNION DROVE YARDS.
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6TThe gleeful laugh OF happy children is
the best home music, and the graceful figures
OF childhood are the best statuary.
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ID l. II ID

On Sunday last, of Consumption MISS JE-
NINA WALLACE, OF Cadiz.
On Monday, Of Dropsy OF the Heart MRS.
HATCHER, Wife Of Mahlon b Hatcher, oi
Cadiz,
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MI "a R R- i E ID

On the IA h by Rev. w. M. Grimes, Mr..
JOHN NORMAN to Miss MARY ANN HOGAN
all Of Harrison Co. OHIO.
BY Rev. j, s. McCrady, on the inst Mr.
DANIEL JONES and EIss ELIZABETH LAUGLIN
both o4 Cadlz Township.
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No.ice 10 Bridge builders,

THE Commissioners of Harrison County will
offer for sae u the lowest responsible bidders, the
following Bridges VIZ: One over the creek near
Osborns mill in Archer Township on Sat Law ths
I'D Of June at II O'clock A VI Two Bridges in
freeport township across big Stllwaer, one neal
George Councilman on the 30th lay Of Jupe at
o'clock A VI, oi,e nea' Freepnrt atClarks on same
day at ! O'Clock NJ, one of said bridges to be COW
cred. Two bridges in Shortcreek township ov.i
the middle fork OF Shortereek, one near Townsend
Thomas,s on the % day Of July at o'clock + M
Gne near Edward Hfgans on the Sd day oI July al
10 ociock A Nj one or both 10 be covered. All ol
said above bridges will be sold on the premises
above named
Attest X w KINSEY
l,eL
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as r5~The Presidsns has signed bill which in
cresses the pay Of thu officers Of the navyabout
25 per cent.
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Great Increase az oar State Taxes
1.-The school Tax Reduced --C0F-
Fuption Running Riot.

fupttOn tNWuhtuS NhsUts
Why will men become so infatuated upon the
nigger question, when they can scarcely be in
duced to listen to matters which concern them?
Let Speaker mount the stump and commence
haranging about niggers and he soon will have
an eager crowd of listeners; then let him COM
inence telling the people about being crushed
with taxation and the crowd will leave him.
What great difference is it to you,reader, ,wheth
er John Smith holds his nigger in Virginia or
Kansas? How win it make you poorer or un-
happier?
In the midst of campaign, the time when
the abuses in our government should be talked
OF and corrected, we hear of nothing bat the
niger; but whom the election is over, and tax
paying time comes, then, when it Is too late,
we hear enough about high taxes. Read
er, now is the time to discuss our State affairs,
and poin. out the evil to our neighbors. Here
is one fact in which you have more real inter-
est than in all the niger questions ever got up
by Office hunters: OUR STATE TAXES ARE
GREAT DEAL HIGHER THAN THEY
EVER WERE HERETOFORE.
In 1859, the State tax was on each hun
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GHEEP SHEARS of the bsst brand, 500 pounds
~ w oil Twine, Socket and Garden Hoes, horse
collars and Rakes tor sale che ap by
S & II McFADDEN.
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gsrGeneral Jessap died At Washington or
Sunday, June 10.
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Lake fish.

All well cured aud recently Inspected.
Our long business connection with the various
fishing localities on the Lakes, tErie. Huron.
Michigan and Superior,l has SO increased our trans
actions with the fishermen, as TO render Fish on
npsr ant brach OF our trade 1--WE now being by fn
the largest receivers OF fresh water fish in ihi,
country and IN order to have it eceive the hes
po ssible attention, we have employed and expert
enced and competent man to devote his whole
time 10 its management, aud are 10 po osition t.
offer more than ordinary advantag 8 TO buyers OF
Lake Fhh. keeping constantly very complete as
sortmeut, and now have every variety ol The choi.
cest grades OF paund and Seine caught Fish, whlcf
we offer at rates that will compete with any other
market, as we don't knowingly allow ourselves
TO be undersod
GORDON, McMlLLEN g. co.
Cleveland May 23, ls60-lm wholesale Grocers
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A GREAT DEAL HIGHER THAN THEY
EVER WERE HERETOFORE.
In 1859, the State tax was, on each hun
died dollars valuation. for
Common Schools Is cts.
Library
General Revenue
Sinking Fund 131S
Total 351a.
IN 1860, the Library tax is repealed, and the
school levy decreased, but look at the figures!
Common Schools II cts.
General Revenue
Sinking Fund l75a
Total 39}6
The aggregate amount Of tax levied for 1859
was, for
Common Schools S1,25o092
Library $500
General Revenue 7,2Oo
Sinking Fund 1,047,902
Making in all $2,96s,12o
E,timating the value Of the personal proper
eFty OF the State at the same it was last year
the aggregate taxes will be:
Common Schools $l237,6oo
General Revenue TOT. 200
Sinking Fund $4,000
Total $3, 3,49l,s00
Making difference OF $513, $50.
Notwithstanding the Republican Legislature
cut down the fund for schools and libraries over
$4,000, the increase Of taxes is over hall
million, What is this increase for? One mil
lion and half is to BE- collected under the pre-
teuce that it is to 20 toward paying the State
debt. But the financial operations the Repub-
licans in this State warrant US In saying that il
"a will go to the general plumber fund. The first
year they were in power they transferred be
tween seven and eight hundred thousand dol
lars which had been collected to pay on the
State debt to the plunder fund. They did the
same thing the second year, and they repeated
the performance last year, and there is no doubt
they will do it again the coming year.
It is cheat and fraud upon the people
wringina taxes from them, which they only
tolerate because they believe that it is TO go to
thu extinguishment OF the State debt and then
souandering it on the canals and public institu-
tions.
Bear this in mind. The Republicans haot
made our tazss opsr haf million dollars high
a or sha. fhey evsr were before.
What glorious time the Legislature will
have next session. They will have q plunder
fund large enough to invite the Legislatures oi
the States to join them, and stay drunk all
4 winter.
\. Farmer, while you arc digging and sweating
through the long hot days Of summer you have
the satisfaction of knowing thEs your sweat
and labor is to go 10 make up plunder fund
I for the Legislature to spree on. While they
will be rioting and squandering your hard earn
cd money, will they never thank you Tor youI
labor? when you look upon your grain cut
down BY the frost, eaten up by the weayel OF
blasted BY the rust, you can remember that al-
though this calamity may rob you Of the com
frts or even the necessaries Of life, that it de-
!, priyes the Republican Legislature Of not red
\ cent Of their plunder fund. You may toll and
suffer, you may live or starye, your children
may be clothed in rags, but ths plunder money
must come or your home will be sold from you.
Will you be insane enough to let them amuse
Won with some pitiful Niger story while they
Il Are doing all this? Act like wise man; look
X N voir own interest, and let those who have
nothing else to do attend to the niggers. .--Spy-
ii of Democracy.
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Estimating the value Of the personal proper
erty of the State at the same it was last year
49, oo,c.rao.o 20 % vau will no.
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M:IIg.Ilal
MzzlHZZ@
MRs. WINSLOM
SOOTHING SY

An Experienced Nurse and Female Pbvsieia,
presents TO lhe attention OF moihers. har