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Singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
sors and all manufacturing unequsled They
are capable Of doing more work and Of earning
than machine In market The family machines and
SIS are Attr acting universal attention.
N. SINGER co 453 Broadway, NY,
lbc Fulton street. BROOKLYN
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CrfstadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees The best In tho world Wholesale and retail ana he
dye privately applied 1t No. Astor House.
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A Beautiful Com q ufd
Pearl beauyipg preserving tho complexion and skin
may DO trfed gratis 81 ~ Broadway.
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Greatest Gard OF the SeasOn.-24 Photo
graphs fer ST. by HOLMES United States patent camera 3b
Broadway. :
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Defiance Salam ander 0a(cs- With Pa.
tent powder proof LOCKS and bars Also Are enc bur
aIar proof and parlo safes s. MURRAY street.
oornsr OF College place ROBnRT n. PATRICK.
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Horring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safea 2l Broadway OF Murray
street, New York.
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The Riggs Truss-Water Proof; Clean
IT, durable The multpeda pad projects Tho cord and con-
tTaots Ne oponneA ll6 Broome street
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Truss with efecnx cures
hernia rupture. MARSH co. No Veauv street. n 7.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
factory removed 70 Is Bond street. Private entrance fos
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs Bolts, Bandsges, &c. DR.. GLOVER, No. Ann t.
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London Club Sauce This UnrivaIled
sauce msnnactured By Parker Bros Ionden, be OBJ
street This article superior the Worcestershire sauce
aud can be obtained At one half the price.
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Tne New York Democretic state Conven-
n-lmPost ant Letter from Wilnam O.
NAves-Ansrchy In Vensxuela-The
Latest News from CALIFORNIA;, Central
and south America, Europe, Mexico,
oc'-Proceedtngs or Congress-Markct
Reports, &C., SC.
ine WEEKLY HERALD will BE- Issued this morning at ton
O'CLOCK and will contain report OF the proceedings OF
the New York Democratic State Convention with the able
speech OF Mayor Wood An Important Letter from Hon.
VIM Mves, Of Virginia, tho Present Condition Of the
country the Latest News from California Central and
South America, Europe, Mexico, Cuba SO Letter from
Our Correspondent In Venezuela Report Of the Proceed
pgs OF Congress- An Account OF the Recent Accident to
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher Editorials Prominent Topics;
Reviews Of shs CAsse, Provision aad Money Markets,
and al interesting nsws matters of the past week.
Single copies, In wrappers, can be had u the counter a
Mo odoe, corner a Tuassa and Nassau swss.s Price
OK cents.
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Married.
PoKTR-HARRn.-On Thursday evening, Feb. o. 1t the
Memorial church, by the Rev. T. R. T. Cook SaKwoop r.
PORTER Of Brooklyn MARY c. only daughter Of Charles
E. Harris, OF this city.
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H0lloway's Ointmen mt. C0mpar with
savss gold ID TO the metals
Others sometimes but this ointment fails Old
and ulcers disappear In few days under s healing
nue1ce.
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widely We may differ from the positions assum-
ed. We therefore cause to be reported fully
and fairly the proceedings of every public as
semblage of any importance, and when any ex-
citing political topic comes up, or any widely
spread agitation (such az the present upon the
slavery question: prevails, we spread before
our readers every detail, or circumstance, or
fact or argument bearing upon the question, so
far as we can, by industry and perseverance,
succeed in collecting them. We hold to the
maxim of Mr.. Jefferson, Error Is no longer
dangerous when truth and reason are left free
to combat it," and there rest our case.
While we have the best reasons to know that
our course is satisfactory to the great body of
tho people of the country, we have also per-
ceived that there are not wanting, both in the
North and the South, certain persons who, from
Ignorance or jealousy, or both, cannot under
stand our system, and charge us one day with
printing an incendiary abolition sheet and the
next with editing o o-slavery newspaper
This Is miserable drivel, and not worthy mo-
ment's attention: it is the old story of the dog
barking at the moon over again. Like the
chaste goddess, we shall continue in our chosen
path, keeping the noiseless tenor of our way,
and giving to our readers all the light which
our resources and abilities can command.
When soiu this ignorant and half civilized age
understand that our mission is to aid the great
principles Of electricity and steam po,per in dis
peNimg ignorance and immortality from the pre-
sent races Of man-dnd that, accordingly zoe
haze invented and organized the method of con-
Quoting a great newspaper on the Napoleonic
principle Of comprehensiveness, rapidly, truth
and enterprise, all united IN one great movement?
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Arrivals and Departures.



NJ. h. :ssI:s
Dr Paul onsro rrpis:. sn VI. AsiSousns. n. " s
asre geo
samuel isissSp: KassSs.s gssny Mrs. MARI. MA
ssls NJ md PGss.Ss and IN
and se infant wSae Lew
Ms
Watkins Mr. Gould, messeoger-and 86 tn the second cabin
DEPARTURES.
II Ss brig .n Ssss rsSs Be
pIancsco Betascoqrt Mr. zay.s Salvador viro
Ray ard son, florencio Betancourt
ros WOOD EDDY co Managers
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, MISSOURI STATE
prrAvAns-ErrnA CIas. No. 90, rrpnuA.r 10, ,sso
43, rs, 9, 8, 40, 48, 20, 81. 80. s, IS, SO, IL.
g. 80, IS. 81. rs, q. 81, 81, r.. IS, 70, 50, H.
Circulars We Woo5 Ss K a6 SSS;Fzs q Co.
OMcial Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S c L;ssi r e oss.si To- ,s
2, Is, rs, 81, g. SO. 30, IS, 10, 40, 43, IS, 81.
Prizes sss' Macon Ga
Broke. No s eiss.wich srsss N.B-Pnass in al legal
A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
nA nsy U IS nSc Tsss :A'
Of
way.
BYO0klyn.-Wtllfa mson Gallery or Pho.
torsphs Caneotypes and Daguerrepea 40 Fulton
Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
CapsWHITE, Halter No NC Broadway opposite g. Pauls
church.
Clothing Jobbers.
We bog 70 call the attention olohng jobbess from South
and Wesern oios sxtenave sock how priced
and medium coahpg suited their ade which No arc pre-
pared 70 o0er NE most favorable terms end pFceo
- .'-f.- tslf-sF1tl DEvLIN. HUDSON CO..
-.'..t, asa 80 end 80 Broadway
Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, all
NooDY's Shirt Mauufsctory. 90 Broadway
To CIethiers and Merchant Tailors.
CLofHfNa' Fhon ALL PARTS 81 THE TnfoN 10 our wr
choice assortment NOvRLflkS supply OF STALLS
0oods, especially adapted % the wants of tbs trade
SULLIVAN. RANDOLPH ION, - n s. PARK place,
successors 70 Wilson @. Hunt Co
Look at This.-Sellfng on 1T Half Price.
Soed Stock Of Bocs Shoes for lies sentemen boys
misses and children, M CAhIiLs 371 Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Maehinas.
once 90 Broadway, New York.
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We beg 70 call tho attention OF olohng jobbe from South
and WoeAorn cios sxtenave sock low priced
and medium cohipE suited 70 ade which We sre pre
pared 70 oer he favorable terms end pEiess
't'-t.- tslfrsFTtl DEvLIN. HUDSON CO..
a6a. 80 end Rrxsad
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To CIothiers and Merchant Tailors.
We would call IL Attention Of MANUFACTURBRS OF
CL0TEIN0. FKon ALL rARTs OF THE U.ION 70 our
chotce assortment Of NOvRLr1kS And full supply OF
Goods, especially adapted 70 the wants Of ms trade
SULLIVAN, RANDOLPH 4 BIT DD, ~ n 81 PARK place.
eucceeeoea Nilaon @. Hunt A Co
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing maehinas.
once s0d Broadway, New YORK.
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Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, all
NOoDYs Shirt Manufscory 80 Broadway
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MIsCRLLAN1OUS.

Il ARPER BROTHER0 as..
Ia 81 70 SIS Pearl asset QrAnkl|a square,,
Publish tAis day:
LIFE AND TIMES aas
GEN. SAM DALE
THE MISSISSIPPI PARfI0AN.
BIZ j. r II. CLAIBORNE.
illustrated by John HLonan.
limo, Auslin, 81. tsts
We doubt not that this work Will be ono Of thrlne IA
and VIII command large saie throughout he wkols ~
Col Claiborne, above al other In The 6taie g peou
ntsed for literary labor OF tho hindwhehsr = 4 epi
20 tcal or biographical writer, 10 falls 70 ohnFn
The flowing ss.e aad poliahed soqusnce Of hs PEN 81
Aississppian.
The Hon. Mr.. Claiborne, late member Of Cougrsss
mississippi has rescued from oblivion the pioneer hfe
indsn hghts-the daring exp0its-the heroc ehnrae1sg
dauntess courage and devoted patriotism Of General
whose name was familiar household word 70 al IL
log cabin settlers of the Southwest well ~ terror
Indian tribes whose massacre Of The early settlerS
yet familiar tales OF the venerable men who s Iinger
and there memorials Of glorious heroic and danger0as
Thanks TO Mr. Claiborne for this book 1t VIII Asd ksu1
OF readers In the South and West and the hunters Of
lucky, Tennessee georgia and Missiaappi viii i've ha
over again and have their youth renewed ney bend 81
exciting pages, and read OF OF trouble lmes" ID
the war whoop walked the sleep OF the cradle"
land Leader.
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Look ut This.-Selling ON NJ Half Price.
Soed sosk Of Boots Shoes for Ia lies seneen boys
uisses and children, Ut CAhIi.is, 81 Broadway.
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=. susssx CouNrr-CsAss S. FEBRUARY TO- 1850
G sU g. Is "A 40 Ss g. su as g. IL
II, 81, 6, ~, Is, II, 2. So, 40, So, 28, 8, 81.
FRANCE BROADBRNTS 4 CO.
Managers. Wilmington Delaware.
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OMcial Drawing Of Hodges, Davis &
Co. Consolidated Lotteries of Georgia
CLASS 80 FEBRUARY 10, 1850.
2, Is, rs, 81, "a, 49, 30, IS, 10, 40, 43, IS, 81.
IL DOES, DAVIS CO., Tanaser eu' Mason p5ss a..
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No He GresAwch street N.B-Pzes In eli legal
lied lotteries cashed.
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FOOD, OLD FASHIONED LOVE STORY.

This tale Of peculiar interest," the plot bringing
singular question Whether
lion OF the eye Of murdered man viii reveal the face Of the
ast whcmhe looked and the murderer there
by detected This startling suggestion with other strange
gives to the plot and In fact the entire ao the most
Unwilling and fascinating interest
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PREACHERS AND PREACHING. BY KUwAN
of Letters 10 Bishop Hughes " Romanism q Home
and Things In Europe" &C., TO- limo, muslin 70 q
HARPER 4 BROTHEs wfll seud either of In sbov
BY mail postage PAID or any distance In the United r
der 5000 mileo), on receipt Of the money.
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Clothing Jobbers.

Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Ska4in,
Capa-wHITE, Halter No z6 Broadway, opposite g. Paul
church. RS
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A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
that they are now prepared % make sales OF
tOUSEHOLD FURHIfuke,
Either Ut tie residence Of parties breaking housekeeping
at their spacious saesrooms No Pine street. near Broad
way.
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BYOOklyn.-Wtllfom sOn Gallery OF Pho
togrsphs Cameoypes and Daguerreoypes 40 Fulton stree
, 1860-07-04

In New Jersey The Breckiaridge men appear
to huve the advantage Of the Douglasites. Al
a gathering in Newark, on Wednesday evening,
Ex-senator William Wright, the great Demo
cratic leader and purser in TINT State, stated
his entire confidence that Mr. Breckiuridge
would carry all the Southern States, and that
this was substantially the only ticket in the
field.
The Nsv York Day Book, Pro Slavery
sheet, ssrs:
Several prominent Democrats from New
Jersey vi4ited our Office Yesterday, and We learn
from them that the Democracy OF the Northern
and Eastern counties ara for Breckenridge ten
to one. They express the utmost confidence in
carrying tbs State for our ticket against Lincoln
or Bell. Huyler and nearlY all Of the dale
gates to Baltimore have como out for Brsckin-
ridge.
.AsCoErespopdip activity Is shown on the part
Of tue Doug glasites, who claim to be stronger in
the State than the Breckenridge men. Mean
while an attempt Is to be made to effect a CON-
promise, so ~ 10 run Douglas and Breckin-
ridge electoral ticket!
Ire Republicans are vida awake In Ne.
Jersey, and will carry the State, from present
appearances. by handsome plurality. up.
Fillmore men Of 1856 almost universally
port Lincoln and Ham1in.
, 1860-07-04

dent to California; WA .sppoao.S9 ~ II III r.
Weller United States seaat ~ ID Il IN January i41t
hspaeH h Tien H,iton Latham. J, adge Hann ss NSa
~ ordiu.ry.calibre, and srJ ANA! ola; W.
~ shili,y and possessed but "''e pot. .s,s. m
Hnenco here, He returned irol .n1.. tua h.en nt
the last steamer, and had, tnes ''S'
home oas I n2omse NJ to turn ont 'e,l, notwHG-
.tandinc the u,uol amount Of cFe ,hs .eason.
~ss done in The earlier part OF ~ ~. x;c;n;.
harvesting is now going forward IN ~ nnt veil.
", and the wheat, 10 far. has come ard and
The season has been unusually oaeA lodged
-raiu. but This has bsen an advantage Il sz;n.
crops, aud especially to grass, as IN tnes Lic1
distr1cts they have abundsnt pastusa9e,H ;xes
is unusual Ut this season. Fruit, a'so, ON II.
we'll. aud strawberries are now anunoant, se
ino from ten to twenty five cents per pound, a.
| Of the monstrous strawberries which nave
seeu this season surpass belief in size, and
| will not dare to tell you Of their dimensions,
lest the veracity Of the whole Of this commant-
, .-,tion should be impaired; but they are eM-
-%Ily some Strawberries" The feeans1'
pnst1r,hi pn1 81. country is to me matter Of dally
.yyoodsrm.nt< y i,-uits, flowers. vegetables, ano
sa;1esI. increase m. multiply WITH rap'd!sy
ND innsene,s trul1 astSnisbiog. sa" me
ashar day me.e tx,4 Of 40 ar:ole tree faaseo
| from The seed, three feet high, IAa
perfect apple. on its juven;'e branches; IT,"
The steamship company are "caten,n9 9.:,v y
from ali quarters about this time, aud se,'!S ~
! believe it would not be safe for the detes.Su sa
Taderbiit to land in .n FRANCISCO ,.ab.m" nov" ,ons
Gss 'a hnn dred passengers arrived, that being
... n.'een ,h1ss t;meT The number allowed by law
h. aGouf o;sd !9:sd States attorney is about eom@ene
inc a nro.ecution for n ln's'nsemen. y. sa9
sud sr o. s4sn sts"a ssPsese 6reses
The pssseng:r Contract. 'n,Dgs gsnay ar
outruves, and IRE III. result Of t. 1e IN 10,
which now enables Vanderbilt to ma ~ 49,
losses sustained by past competition Ii,
Notwithstanding the Indian difficulties,
Overland Mail tnds favor with the public, ant:
passengers are booked for the states seEera!
trips in advance, aud the greater portion Of let
Ter mails for the States is now taken that way
! en- onIy sag, :. il conclusion" that people
here -bcu. consider that " Wsshoe is pretty much
| Of u llumbng. Yours, O1>oS"
, 1860-07-04

Senator Green arrived here Yesterday, and ie
decided md Jealous, We are told, in support If
Dreckinr,dge and in opposition to douglas.
Senator Polk, it is understood. occupies tle
same position. Green, who will speak at tue
approaching Dleck,nridge ratification meeting,
il authorized 10 make declaration to that effect,
Our information goes 70 far as to SUI tbat
Phelps, who according 10 tue H.puIlic1a repre-.
sents Que third Of the Democrats Of tue State,
has Teconsidered lis declaration iu behalf OF
douglas, and that he will vote for Isreckin1idge.
When be sent the dispatch TO tue Republican, it
seems he WAS under the impression that Doug.
Las was regularly pominated Ut 3 alt5lnore, but
on examining the proceedings Of the Ccnv+n
tion, be arrived nt different conclusion, which
will Of course. constrain him tn pursue course
cf acton opposite TO that announced. special
messenger has been dispatched 10 Claib Johu-
ION wish m ultmatum trcnl the Breckenridge
men to the effect that he must pronounce
against Douglas Immediately under pain Of
having another Democratic candidate fur Goy-
tss Douglas faction, is also calling on him to
hhow hia hand, 80 between the two fires, the
old Fox will undoubtedly be smoked out. No
Quarter, is the ~atchword and reply Of both
tactions, and although strenuous Efforts are
making to secure she spoils by means Of coati-
lion of the factions, their mutually rcpcllant
natures reuders the thing all bu, impossible.
h3iiGs AsEuAd A4N h0Iely AI0uQlEQs II ne QE-
clares for Douglas he loses eighteen hundred
votes, and II he refuses to declare for him be
loses perhaps twice as many, and he cannot af-
ford TO lose even one. The circumstances are,
indeed. perplexing, and true friend would
counsel him 10 va h's hands Of both factions
and their iniQuities, and degote himself to the
decoration os the public parks.
SO far, the sings indicate that tie Southern
Democracy will rally almost unanimously 10,
Dreckinridge and Lane before the sumner it
over. The detection from the douglas ranks
commencing With Fitzpatrick, their nominc.
far The Eico Presidency, &rs already numerous
Egery day witnesses 4cceations 10 the etay.
code banner, and dcorresponding desertionstro1,
'he Douglas side The law Of atomic atlinisie:
| il diminishing the strength Of the squa1,er Sov
creignty faction daily in the South, and aug
meniing thc strength 81 the opposite faction
st. Louas Drsnocrat. June 30tH.
, 1860-07-04


tcorrc.aonaenec Of ths I'Ee's and Tt.bane.l
NAkrsF'iLE> c2'- 'uHe IL ill.,
1he ofotna1y nA1uess u 1Ae "e"7 "aiAe'
hns Just been suffering slight buoy ancy from
the Indian troubles which prevail on tho east
49,. ,r ~. S;ar-, and Tho l,t.st t.,.oront;c
0'0ps ~ 49,
dispatches from the "seat OF war are teao
will avidity BY the crowds around the Offices
a, tho t.,rcranh, Colonel uays. with several
'A~ .-,..,n H.,
companies o' teEo'a's anu 'o."n.'. NAs "4o
several skirmiAhes with the indians in the Vi
r;,;,~ If p,,.r;d Lake. Int a. vet no decisive
,. r.. ..,,, .,,.,.;,,,
battle n4s neeh io"gn'' Ano ''as'! "u''J'os
trading posts and towns hare been abandoned,
and the inhabitants have retired to safer quar-
~. .,a .r n. N,ro f,.ta md
VETS. 1ne Pe'p'' ~ =.
" Nalkef r1sef Countries, nave Tetls'one" -es
arms aod ammunition, saying that they can
,ro,ect ,he,ns.1re. If IN nrorid.d vitl, the neg.
PAo
eassrE mnninons o. "A1' GO '4f a. COL ee ~
certained, the whites tave been the orig MAJ
nvcressor.. and a lopx and harassing campaign
,,. 1900, ;. 49,. f,,n, tho brutality and
n'"J oe sApe-" ~ ''s'9~
thought!essoess OF te" men.
Asi usunl, the blame is laid at the door Ct
-. ,,;,. .,ua-or. !, that
'"e Aoflnoa'' WV a'e 4"''s
section Of the country; but have yet 10 see
tho n,ausibiIi,y Of the charge.
o-r-4-..u .,,,. ~ al. d;s.rrh,nrA
Vne "n1ot'onA@o 'es"'' u 'a' =.
has been the temporary suspension OF the l,ony
Express. The pony due here some ten das
ago has not yet arrived, sud it is feared that
the express has been cut OF By the Indians, al
, 1860-07-04

A letter from the Albany Journal. dutcd Ding-
hamton. June eth, has the following significant
paraGraph:
1.-The Democrats here have today hoistei
their flag with The names If lIrcckinridgc and
Lane. The Bin3bauson D>mocr1t-
Dckinson'e home orean-wil BE- out to morrow
iu favor Of ltrrckinridge and Lane. 1t now
looks ~ though Douglua wculd not receive orc
hundred votea in she county Of Broome, Dirk
lnson will support Breckinri3ge and Lane"
This SHOWS how lie wind il blowing among
the Lards, or most nncirnt members OF the De-
mocratic party. They are clearly resolved 10
break away from the d,ctution af the mongrel
board Of rulers ut Albany. Dickinson vas
drummed into The ranks fer short time al Sy-
racuse-say for utout two dass-but be was ur-
easy then under h.s new associations, has been
mare uneasy since, and finally be lifts bis foot
aEainat them- He will not trim with the bull
teri. His real {riend> bslong to the South, and
to 1he South he rcturus
, 1860-07-04
NUSIC DY TIE CHOIR:


READING THE SCRIPTURES:
Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs il
Blessed are they thnt mourn: for they shall
be comforted.
TIN earth.
after righteousness: for tbey shall be filled.
blessed are the merciful: for they shall OBJ
Blessed are the pure in tcart: for they shall
sec God -,
Blessed rre the peacenake1s: for they shall
be cul!ed the children Of God.
Blessed are they which are prosecuted for
righteousness sake for theirs Ia the kingdom
ot heaven.
Blessed arc ye, when men shal! rcvile you,
and prosecute you, and shall say ali manner OF
evil against you falsely, for my sake:
Rej,icc. and be exceeding glad for great ia
your reward in heaven: for SO persecuted they
the prophets which we're before you.
, 1860-07-04

Could iufiuite lying or Infinite stupidity do
more7 Our readers viii note the sigoiti-
cant fact that the Enquirer gives up the entire
S ,utll, excerpt Missouri, to Breckenridge. That
is an admission frum \ leading organ Of the
Squatterilcs, for which tie public were scarce
II prepared In reality. it is resigping the
fell to Lincoln.
, 1860-07-04

~ TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
J Runway f1,n the 18th fh&t., at Light ny Ne
Ea1 En-. alput - yea.s o are- alr'ut eet II
~ neh F. .pa't maze. Of yellow c,nplt zion snd
has cry hTxe head Of har tushs he'd vtzy l1i
nkg. bit very curly; thn aEe- IT, would VT III:
>uppoC. net t, exceed $50 pounds lie t4ka s; TAI
led IN to'k down waen rr7*en tn, III, ecretin i,
Intelligent and st rAse Mechanic e1'al and. thltk
s"r1~...-. "ny fte hs wht Ehrk. III c.a,ac
ter ieErtfu7e Aas bc stni ess. liz ut ul whh
mus arhe but, hts ihtel!i dol mt he vii c
1hr'n tif. JAS. THOMAS. Iaac TX Co., Ga
fh.tfyn.7a Adsesfi+-r. haAhrile Lsisn amt i'm
and i.";.ri J,uAi vii! 3tc..c copy three times ,la1,
aud sed lis ~ Judge Jaaes fholuas, Sast, ua,c
Co.. Ge.y:ta.
, 1860-07-04

% The Democracy Of Ohio is Us badly bi.
iurcated as in Pennsylvania, In many counties
the Nationals" seem to have the upper hand
Of the squatsers. At Urbana. Eaton, Chilli
cothe, Portsmouth, 1yekson, Piltston, and else
where in the Southern counties, the Sqnatters
ure the minority faction. On the Reserve,
where most Of tile people are Republicans, the
nationals nre not SO Iu' crous as the
"Squatters." Lincon will beat Douglas awfu
II in the Buckeye s:a:e-
j. W. FonxEr.-Ou Monday last, the Phila-
dolphin Pres. edited bs Col. Forney, Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, defined The 20.
sstinn that puper would assume in this CANVASS.
As was generally expected, it raises the name
Of Douglas and johnson, ard declares in favor
Of their support. Forney was in the boat will,
Douglas during the fight with the Adr,inistra.
tion, and lorg ago pledged himself to tue latter
in the Presidential contest. But what his cour Sc
will be towards the Republican Party can be
inferred from the following extract from lis
article:
While, however, VIC shall support the election
Of Stephen A. Douglas, the Pres will in no re-
spcct be party newspaper. 1t can scarcely
20 further III vindicatng him than it has a!reads
gone, md while following the path it has mark
ed out, will not hesitate to do justice to otbel
candidates and to other parties by sustaining
from all ,mputations upon their integrity, and
| by reitera,iug none at the silly scandals anG
| ca1umnies Of their adversaries. To this rcmarl
| We must make one exception: Tie r. tss il the
| uncompron,sn. tor vi the Disunion SECESSION
| Adm,n,e1ra:ion party the foe OF its candidates
Of its leaders, its organs, and its apoloyi=ts
| North or SOUTH