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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

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I'm: Mass; Ha!ni toe. NJ; B; Reed, I'D; M Fl II
Judge Ruasel, NY;A G Gin Pa; sBts ,s
WA Wa,r m1s Mass Collier PA Carpentsr ~;
M1Igsn. DO; HcffIan and lady, o; b Green, Ky;
H e? Hsiese so Fspd btn Mns
s 90; Mf sns Eps ben, Mr. KSssp
Wilson. do; s. katzay and lady. La; i HewmsnS'
s.d II lady; do; Hon Msthsr, ~; WD Bowie DO:
D Ne6bsst Va, Mrs sna Misc Nsbbsas{ d.: az
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a Psse e and LADY, Lei Miss WhitHr do Brad
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sntaT l.f fff ites Pcs;nsr Nd uIass,
sen, Nd; FITZGERALD, wis; RoIio.on. Cam
PEI Gassoway: III; Boston, o; r Nontmoliin,
Miehs M NY s T5ams k,S sma;y Pa John
Hall Nd; i Fisks, T Merrywea,hsr. w Camp,
bsil. Pa; Thomas, VT; l. Gsnegsr. III; Col r
Shurehlll, Judge Rum, Thomas Suead Mo; Col
= snap, Thompson, NJ; o E Leonard. p Failer
Nin nssss; GaIroil, Pa; Holm Charles r; stuart,
shiLohi lanes Wlnsate, Md; E Middleton and lady,
a As; Thomas Stone, X Poston, DC; Il AZ ger ana
NE BkW3 ,sV HOTEL.-J Mower, NY; Whip
iyan,r Va; Tailor, Ky: r White, Nc; T. schaff sr,
B SGK.lnsG n: NJ Sqy: No; II Fastmsn, n
La; w bum and = Cameron. %; Riannen, II
ILItzhugh, Rogs. Va: 5 Z De Haven XIV; Har
iins9n LOO; 4 Iacohs Mrs " erson and child,
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wall. Mountmollin Ky; Jeupey j Gales. y q
Smith. r MeNsy. Ill; lBrookepbfoegh DAVE.
va va: Gen Wm Sale. o; N Kidd. ny, Il Wilson,
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War On. Titcomb, NY; CorwiD, w Donelsss.
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buy. XIV; w Holm e. "a; 6 Hauk, d.
KIRKWO0D HOUSE.-H Nelson, Hon G
DIV 8. Ind: = Bowen. NJ Wa.m6ey, J WalmsIay
Nd; airy Walmsley. n !; Emms and J.nie GrfIy,
Ind WIS snd MS Una.1S
y II Petiinas, Genr, Ps; r. q Ke., Tex; J b
* 81 ave, Va; L d Huntsmsn, Mt; X Fletcher,
WASHINGTON HoUsE-c PhilIigus, III: J
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

KNH1sS10K"<kkNf
Protected by Royal Letters PateHt Of Eaeldsd, sA<
ssc,ed by the Seals of the Ecole de Pkdsn1aeis Dc
Paris, oad ths Imperial College Of Msdietas.
Vienna.
rhoa, and all physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad Icates all traces of those
diseases thst have been hitherto treated BY the
seous and pernioious use of colayla and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insufing to the sufferer speedy
relief disgersing all impurities, and roofing out the
'TRiESEMAR. Nos. Ia and a,are prepared in the
form of lOzense, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried IN the vastcoat pocket Sold In tir
tered by Valpeau, Eallemsnd, Roux, Rlcord, 20
Price 9S eaoh, four cases for % which raves &S
To be had, wholesale and retail, of DR.. BARROW,
1914 Bleecker street, four doors below McDougal
mittance, DR.: Barrow will forward the Trieserasl
TO any part OF the world, securely packed and ad-
Sold Also y 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
lngtnn. ID. C., de Sam
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II TIE SREXT 3 i Yin AkEiHILAroI.
AND RElMEDf FOR nYSPEPSiA,, ,TEAl

PREPARED By A CHEMIST.
BoYrLKs IL, q and 30 cents and ono dollar.
6HE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSH0RNE'SC URE-ALL should be KEEP,
In ali families In case of accidents sudden eicf
ness,aa IT cures in lesr time than il
Sglres to get 3 physician.
II oures pain In an! Part of the system AID IL ssss
externally and internally.
.U.As the free ent changes Of the westhcr yrs-
duce 9 bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
see nsSn the aS.
SInevr Blood and Bones; and ty its warming eloo-
eromagneSo power, exfes Ill pain from the system
N; RIH Xsa hays . CouGh, use Harris
HQRNE,S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
Ifyou ere Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,SAN
aaeh and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and Foal Ss
The above medicines TO be hsd At all DRUG Store,
IN Washington oity; XIDWELL q CISSELI ~
Georgetown; Il. PEEL & Co., Alexandra.
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!Nqusets ;0.s agABS oof:, cordi.,.
Suohu, Hospitals. Instruments or RInrs-ahaf
tnem sll and, disposed TO prohtbT my experiences
,,,,., SPERMATORRHEA i-ITs CURE.
S Mda stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
scrihinS Rox 176, Charsatown, Mass.
- IA DA WV
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD L. co ,

PROPRIETORS,
o4s AND DOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
By druggists generally. mar H-Iyro
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HIS BRANDY CATHAl
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC SYPTJp

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines In the world: IL is perfect substitute
for Calon1el, acting on the Liver, removing ali oh
structOns IN the Bowels, curing Costlvrness, Indi-
gestlon and Dyspepsia. Although it Is as sure and
efectua in its Gperationsias Caomel, yet it is SO
delicious to the taste, that children will cry for it.
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the discoverer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
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u. O. H. a. II. a.
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and lang Complaints, from


HUNNEWELL'
JUSTLY Gel r b r. A r 30
TohU ANoDxN
The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
Vous Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases vhere OPIUM
was used TO that Of DAlirium Tremens, and the
common chief cause Of Illsease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anody me, though containing not O par
hcle of OPIUM, produces all the requirements of.
and may lie used IN al GASES wherever Opium Was
used without pro ucing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient In a perfectly natural Q ate.
The Universal Cough Ne medy, lfreed from al
the common objection Of cough Rem. dies, which
produce pausea or prostration,D may be considered
the common enemy TO al Tbrost and Lung Com
plants. and nsed with perfect IMMUNITY Asking
all 70 court from proprletors or friends the mot
severe nvestig ction OF both Remedies and reading
of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers. and
more particularly 10 purchase onlr of those who
can be depended upon, we wait IN confidence the
decisions OF Patients and PLY sc;ans.
"PIioes within reach Of 7"
GENERAL AGENTS.
w, HUNNEwELL a. Co., and =. Commercial
Wharf, Boeton,
GEO. HuNNIwELL, las Water St, New York,
Under the special supe rvislon of John l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pha -maceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature ouvers tho Ike Of the
genuine only, and to whom address all conmunI-
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
al the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
IS cor
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and excitss the ABsoSB5NTsf into hssiihy A.
sSs gss nd q: u ShSkfSYs
fLAI MEN Two RSM fEfss 81 52S' CHILDREN III
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCBU,
H k.9g fndi: s% ssa. Habits Of
Aitended .eitk ihs JOtiO,oins Symptoms;-
r s'''''h Dou,I5 e esss
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
hSrror Of PWis ts:S. ;Wstsfu,ness.
Hn.TsIs. Ls.situae of the Mssoq:s a. system, p'o''
D,n'.. f Il EfS EFEEaRiiSS; e. The f.'
RiS;S5i T
?, 'h%HiiSsRHHiFFfSo s md h5s dEGaSSskSs&prroN.r
THE OF T nikI S SsgINNSkks sssYLUMs
And Ms Mslaneho!y Deaths ty Co.smu'Sf,or
RAE wifi SFas I ~ 4 Fl
WaA ksaISf'f S6S q 55'::s Ss
ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST skEPrIcAL
FEMALEs-FEMALEs
OLD G GtsN nT3EyNsi sTIHgLE HHRkIsD, ON
IN sA SNrYt afF1tFfSNss A sEt5GksR TO
FEMALES, the extract Bucha il unequalIed by
ns ca 9.
tS9T ,f. Eyscust UceIatsd scirr hons state
sDd for a complains incident TO the Z wh, thef
arising from lnaiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY siS StII9 b. WITHOUT 1T,
Take no more Bal,an. Meysrry, or mnpl.asant
@iii; Ii s." ES Ell BScRS
SrrppSe REs
Little o: no change in Diet; No ineosvenisnee;
.n.e. desire ' q. sive. strength to
UIinate, thereby Removing Constructions,
Asyns sin and inf smSstiSn. so f f.Snsut n
the ol,ss of diseases and eI polling az Poison oss
TRoUSI IND % gP %a1'5 THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN The VICTIMS OF QUhcKs,
dsotSes and ts.. ss
POISON" has: by the use OF "rowERIuL as
PERHIPS LITER MARRIAGE.
| Use HE55MBoLD's ExrEAcr Bucuu for ali sreo-
URINARY ORGANS,
whether '1'i MALE. e OR FEMALE.
s' I6SG s1e no matter of
HELMBIsst he EHsdfktA f bI fSSaS
hc,dsrce OF fhe most reliable and Responsible elo,
-ci ERTiFSIss q sI HEssl ST CURES.
uNhops 8 20 - years sfesd ns,
WIFE N scfEN ssHE aN ri FAME.
rrice 81 90 per bottle, or six fer IS. 90.
observst1on any Address, securely packed from
c.r s:es Gs.S sssrsSN' ALL
AFFIDAVIT. "rsn' -
the S:s o Psssssssa Ssisre me an Adenss Of
daily sworn, doth say. has Preparations 90 tain ny
hha pa, no mercury, or q her isisnoss arue.,
s:;a: sssi, Il! III . NJ J.
WI Si. E . as1sss sssDs: kk &c. sr
Address letter. ~ TsaSEsT raSaoinso
x ssfbT 5SpkiScS{$SSttSSS EsefsiFsIi Al'
wnn snaeahor TO ditpose or THEIR owl and
By YihAA ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
H'%s''d'' Genuine R e,sss:ss,ssS s.s,,
a. Improved RSys' Wash.
SID by E. B. wMrr, sas Seventh s,rs., and q
strs rtthp' ia, corner Penn. avenue and EisSsnth
AssR oaIH HE RasaTsssEBEg 4fgRETk ssssSzsE.
s.s
Rpcr, NOTICE!
TISMhEsss ES BA fEEEAS ssAc rNT LINE Be
w ASKING TdNofesve cn,a'
i %ercc ST. WHAT, Baltimore. as FOL
nsnosD sIArr. every WEDNESDAY 80
M e CoIgrH pa; every sATURDkY, 1e am' p
Wsshis.ta,ss ys Mhsrf at the foot Of iith street,
Say s .s.., sE. .sssg |.
TH0g w. RILEY, Agent
Rilsy's Wharf, af the loot OF
CHlcKEkING a SONS. sUPEgB PIANos
D. rom S42< upwards Terms ens, $50
rMnos the best; fsctcty the ..ldsst an,
m.ee = m snos; employ 600 voikmer: use ths
Estenssi the terms rcss, ard. TIE {nrtyu-
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JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ap 13-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. ay

EOR HARPER'S,FERRYAN AND WILLIAMS
L PORT.-The steamer l.. ]. 49,
I B5snse' GsPs S; Rite, leaves esorss: EssaEE
Hsrper's Ferry, and ON THURSDAYS ats a m,
for Harper's Ferry and WilliamsPort The steam
er Antelope, Capt. Wells, leaves GEORGETOWN on
TUESDAYS at q. IN !, for Harper's Ferry and
Wiiamsport, and on SATURD DAYS at a. m, for
Harper's cry.
N: B.-The BreDgle can be chartered on WE'D
NESDAFS and the Antelope on FRIDAYS for
excursion parties. mar Is I'M
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure Of Ircipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs, Weak Stomaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are made
OF q pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi-
clpal properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHAR TIC,
Is sure remedy for CostIveness, Liver Complaint
and d. spepsia They pleasant to tt, tastes sure
In their operation; and IS Cathartio, entirely sf
Jectudty, and Positively supercede the use of Pills.
80 nauseous and disagr eeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
ACT on the Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary Orgaus
and are q superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
nected with Liver Comp amt In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE INSTRUCTIONS,
They are tru y valua BILE, made of pure Holland Gin,
peasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
we'll termed necessary
FEMALE COMpANlnN
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A N AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY
LITTLE GIANT" THE WEST

viii be ready for delivery on wsdnesday. Sd inst,
ire Lsfs ofthe Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
With his most important Speeches and Reports
by MemDer OF the Western Bar Pnoe 81,
mo nan in tho United States 1t the present
ne dlstingnished Senstor from Illinois, Indeed
ms fnsnos In al the States Of the Union look u1on
the man Tor the Crins and for the Country"
The most important of Mr.. Douglass Speeches
work submltted. before publication, for oTiticism
20 s9me q AT: bouElasi most judiolous friends,
is cordially approved and reoommcsdsd. -
FOR sale Ut the Metropolitan Bookstore.
PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
aps Agents for Lsvrsnos's ststionsrv,xo
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
l. WORLD.
The hest COUGH SYRUP in the world II

This article Jig prepared by chemist, and in Pre-
nounced BY medical men, and those who havs uses
it, TO DO the best preparation for CoxsAs CcId. c.
tarrA, Bronchitis, HoGystnsss, Scys IHfost f,sxs
Geld. and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Os
sS4spt:oa.
Persons who sing should use it, II is pleasant te
the tsste softeEs, clears and strengthens the voice
aa1e all irritation of tho throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
NJ Bottles IS and 50 cents and al. Sold BY n!
9rasEists in Washington. aserEs.ovn and Alexaa
trlR n ~
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HAVANA ORANGES:
mar Corner istR 81 end Vermont ".
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FOR NEW YORK.
AssAsE. sT itNTGhH 6dM Z. MEALS IS AND

- FOK NEW YORK.
Il ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
STATEROOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
MOUNT VERNON apt. T. c. Smith, <RxEEG
viii Isave the CoTpany's Depot, Yves -@eExSsEzA
Day, and the Company's Depot, at Alexsndria,
Passengers from WssRisxton and Georxetov1
can take the coaches coIneeung with AleIandrIa
steambos.s or railroad, which leave the corner OF
7th street and Pa, avenue hourly, they csn leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves Of Ii
O'Clock o. m.
State rooms cen be engaged on application t.
Messrs; Morgan & Rhinehart, Western Wharyes
ture.
TX insurance will be effected on ali goods BY
premium.
The accommodations for passengers By this linz
are In every respect frstc css, and every effort VII
be made to render this communication with Nav
York an agreeable end healthfuI one.
Fo< freight Or passage apply to FOWLE 3
CO., Agents, Alex:ndrla.
H. B. CROMWELL CO.,
fe7-ly SO West Ct, oorner Albany, New York,
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.
HIGHLY CONCENTR

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
For Diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
fhis Medicine inc leases the power Of pisestiop,
and excit.s the ABSoSB5NTS into hssi,h, 60 Y;
depositons, and ali UNNATURki ENIhRGED
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION. ardts good for
MEN. WOMEN. or CHILDREN
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY,
NEW ORLEANS
1N TE6R11 DAYS
FARE ONLY &4Q.6o. 49,
6 Z g

Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
New Orleans and Jackson.
TO NEW ORLEANS!
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Washington at q. m. and D M
0mnibxsss and Baggage Wagons leare The once,
corner of Sirth street and Ptaasylranta
,arenxe to connect tCith each Train.
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IL The u. 8 MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of 81 xth street and PennsyIvania ay-
eLue, to the follow ing points:
Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxville. Atlanta,
,!Cnattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
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. The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of
seventh street, at Ga a. m and Ga Pm.
II Baggage Checked At the Office Through to
New Orleans.
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- mn GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
lH.OOV CRAB APPLE CIDER.-We invite
the ette nti0n Of the public to largo and we'll Sc
ieSte9 stock OF Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
gold on reasonable terms in order to make room
for our spring stock. Give US q call at the
Union Bottng Depot,
faa No. 81 Green at. GeOrgefOwn
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THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS.
.; l. Architects and BuIdeIsi called to a valuable
tretIopR, by J. X. Whidln, ESQ, Civil Enginser.
Price IS cents. Just pnbIist ed, and for sale at
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS'
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa av,
Sole Agents for Laurence StatiOuery, 4 @. mar2e
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A VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOR; with q
Na,i Land !SHrn through SIbrria, and I9cd ,ntal
by Perry Nc Donough Collins. u. 8. CONNER oai
Agent at the Amoor river. Price 81 Is
Heir OF Redclifs," q c., 20. Price 50 cents.
Just receiv ed and for sale by
AD 10 BLANCHARD NOuyTN
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Nl "MAGNOLIA HAMsp'
We have now in store our FIRST supply for this
staso1 of the " magnolia Hams" They are rich,
III The MagnOlias are now in excellent condi
ton for baking. KING & RI1R CHIETJ Jnui-
ap5 Corner FIfteenth st. and Vermort Nv.
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lssn Ai A. k2GK { C9ntipnss the lstsst .sX
cs q fsS s g pEsssss made 80
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a Xxx ALE AND Xxx ALEn
The purcet and most wholesome Ale in this c;tv Il,
% De Obtained at tho WASHINGTON BREW-
hSf. Thls Ale 10 made from malt and hons onIy
and cannot fail to giye entire satisfSction So cnn
snmers. &c CQLiNEAU, Proprietor Of the
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rage, beng Of physes vsakass organic debility
dsformitiss, &C., rpssdily cured.
He who places himssf under the Of Dr. J. may ss
sssy eonfds his honor gentleman and ssa1dsnty ss
upon his skill az physician.
ls hand side going from Baltimsfs sW deem fyss
the Fail sbssFvs and nunbss ksstsv
h Maid nd nfain staml
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
INDIANA OCTOBER ELECTION.

The October Election in Indiana il more i'm
portant than any which has ever occurred in that
State. A Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Treasurer,
Auditor, and Secretary Of State, and other State
officers, with members of Congress and Legis-
lature, are to be elected. Upon the Legislature
will rest the duty Of electing United States
Senator, and of districting the State for Con-
gressional and Legislative purposes. Anxious that
it may be carried by he Republicans, we take the
liberty of saying few words to our friends Of that
State.
We believe that majority of the voters OF
Indiana are tired of Democratic misrule, and are
ready to shake it of, if properly aroused to action
1t is true the DEMOCRACY a,e divided ~ never
before, aud victory over them would seem OF easy
accomplishn emit; but herein rs the danger Al
though US TO the candidates for the Presidency this
division exists and cannot be Ieconciled An effort
is making to unite On The State ticket, and on
Members Of Congress and the Legislature. AS
star ~ rs it may seem, 1t urged that the friends
of Breckenridge should support Mr.. Hendricks for
Governor, whie that gentleman was so ardent In
the support of Douglas as to 60 to Baltimore to
aid his nomination! Inconsistent as this may
be, it is possible that to great extent, it may be
carried out.
1t IS not safe for our Republican friends to rely
too much on the divisions aud consequent weakness
Of our opponents. Their efforts should be as ear
nest and as energetic as though no such reason tor
that weakness ex sted.
The Republican cause needs but to be placed IN
its proper light before the people to secure their
approval This should BIZ done by the distribution
OF newspapers and documents, and by public speak
ing. More can be done BY DOldins meetings III
EVER, school district than by spending time and
money 10 getting up large Count, Conventions for
di. play Pc pie 90 IT, rchOol district or township
meetings to be informed; but. when they 90 to
County Mass meetings, it is but TO increase the
lumber, which gets up rivalry between parties,
and does not result 10 any permanent good.
The complete organization OF every township In
tie State uIll secure Republican trilmph. May
we not ask tbat no tms be lost in orlngiog about
such au o, gauizatou3 Now Is tue tine to work.
More can now pe done in one day tban III weeks
ht resfier. sue ..ed low, aud lboi,aa in all uture
tame, Will be numbered among the Republican
States, where she long since ought to have been.
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certain purpose, as we, standing on the record,
assert; or whether he did quite spOthes thing with
quite another purpose, as Mr.. Philips AYERS. Be-
tide the record We have another invaluable wit
ptss-Mr. Phillips mself-who mas no other JUST
fcs,ion TO offer for suppressing the truth than tho
fact that he considered 1t disc editable TO Mr.. Lin
coin. Nobody would expect bill drawn up by
Il at gentleuan touching Slavery in the District to
be satisfactory to Mr.. Phillips But Mr. Phillips
does an ireparable injury to the cause he repre-
sents when he 20 forgets himself as to resort 10 o
COZ ceameut Of facts for the propagation of slam
der. 1t moy be very wicked In Dir. Li0colD, or
any other Republican, to concede for the District
of Columbia the same constitutional right for the
rendition of ugtves that belongs to all the States
Of the Union. But gratu,tOu. concession OF that
privilege, and its concession for the sake Of abo-
ishiDg Slavery itself in the District are two thugs
90 widely different in spirit and purpose that 1t is
a. impossible to miscOnceve them as 1t is discred-
liable to msrepresent them. 81 was mao, we
remember Mr. Phillips saying in one OF his elo
ouept OratiOns--" was q man before was an
"Aboitobist." We beg leave to remind him OF It,
The cause of Abolition can never justify him IN
doing bill uhmanly thing.
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.n"TnInG AsKK iEATMRa y

Thee q an old Joe importing that a loo OF grace
len boy wer, ole day surprised by clap 81 tnua.
Ger SO ,oud ADD 30 near tia, they were temporarily
parsl, zed; bu, at lrig,h one OF tsem found voice
b, inqure-"D,ck, can you prsy'" ''So: can
",oul" "No. Can any ofyouf" ono" "W.l,
"try to sing hymn, then; for BY thunder some
thing msst be done" Such ssens b. se abou,
tie present pr dicsD ent Of thr Triangular advesa.
I've. Of the Reputiicsa party They all 'eei Sad
meet o, them Soy that Llncolns election y cersaia
opless they CAL transform their tn - hostile u~mp.
TO q 81 lie srs,--bUt ubd.r VIII mt "Doo'l
.,y,u.es Breesisrdee AID Lsue are tho mn ~
ali, ut the ret Vi leaders, "d'L'tyou sse III they
hive ten 10 fifteen States eertai,, tw third.
" II tho anti Republican strength in the Hou'e
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When will the Hor. w. Hunts State Commit

When will the Hon. w. Hunts State Commit
tee Of thIIty-t~o assemble to decide whether tho
votes of their party sball be given 10 Breckenridge
Ut {, Douglas a. son as they arrive at d-cl.
Il Oh that pout, We hope they will abandon the
prereD.e OF supp. ring Bell, and ted tue truth at
ast. Before coming to that extremity, however,
net BIZ. Hunt have ODt more chance of repeating
lis famous speech Oh sectionalisnI. That speech
has served his turn for five or six years or more
d, has been DELIVERED IN all sorts OF ovca'i ms;
4, is ~el-tred aud faittfal speech, and ought Mt
20 be thrown aside aith precipi alton.