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Feather Dressing.

Ese seGBKE4'& & C}'., ttsiiedra tRoif faniiksS I'd
liberaI p6irc1a6el and Would ak ahosS wha ha ye
OF employed u.s. if il is economy to let the feaih
er moths destroy your new beds worth from 10
to $50, and always endure that di$aereeable scent
so common to,new feathers, rather Than pay US a
sISSp ppon inpare bsds Dew old, Ws have a q
valuable Improvement, Now give us o tair,rral
and we will prove ourselves worthy ofryoar, con !
fdenee,. We shall remain here but s1ert 9tltpe |
and this is the tnly opportunity, for getting this
Persons Wishing ITO purehase County lights will
do well to call atour room in John Means fCarpen.
Ter Shop, .E.....s E.S. GlLKEY g. co.
Cadiz, Nov "a, lS60-3t =,
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=, i.lH0 lEstl., ~, ~, s-iIs ,iFT7E iGfia.
HowtIT WAS 7DoNT,-+The ,lCoshocton (0hio

aHowirT WAS 5DoNT,-+rhe tCoshocton (0hioO
Democrat says:sa n,H@oHGiJ d,iH sggmTmoIs .
Breekinridge received 2lS. votes IN, Coshoatoa
county About 100 votes We're cast for, Doug.
las electors, with .Breckinridge,at theitopgg In
Viaginia and Washington, there were no Breck
titkets, and aannmber OF Democrats didn't vote
at all.zol lbt assa1s ui EslEo ri .eTD7 o. h' /
The Douglas fraud should crimson ii the cheeks
Of those who perpetrated 1t. .slgIod eds
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Allegheny C.ittle MARKET.

In the Allegheny Cattle market on the 22nd,
inst.l beeyes sold at prices ranging from 2, TO
311a cts per lb, gross. Sheep from 50 Ito S3,26
per 100 lbs. gross Hogs, from 43 TO 5.95 cts,
per b gross l,jst 81 sa a55vs s,a ie eaeaaa' u"
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0-Tour old friend, Joseph Nc cGonagle, ESQ
formerly editor of this paper, and more recent
1y of The Guernsey ,Je9ersSniaa, has become
connected with Mr.. Peacock in the manage.
ment Of the, GAINESVILLE ,Aavap.r, Mao will be, a.
valuable acquisition y y Iths tA1pys99ayy Ai1ps9ayy 1Wk
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81 O1 Ifyou can't pay your taxes in Wheeling
money, you can pay your subscriptions to the
Cadiz Sentinel with it. Amt that convenient?
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6TCourt cummeneed yesterday, Judge Bost-
wick presiding, afi ao.',a2s .,, .a' @ ' t.''5 "a
i, The Seatiaef' office is Immediately apposite
tbo Corrt uo,,o ne ETt ssruu r. .EGH
~1AS Oeu' s'F iiousS'F isi,,-4 Et...,,E fti besN
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HALsKi5, ga EsS.
,.,. - ,saa,3?A A, ND,aa, NS.DTs,ao 4 ,,,rs,s ,ia "
6oj LADIES' FANCY sFURS!1 e

T HAVE Just returned from the East, wi,h,m
l. MUCH larger. stock Of goods. .iH lnys lipea athan
has ever before been offered in this City, Ny as;I
sorrent enbrSces all ths ipewesi stylesof ,ssgiss
s'yo ~, ,S a.S. Cashmete Hats, black and iwh ite
alo ipe 70 ySeMen and Boys Taps, great variety,
Chi'dreh's Fhncy flats and Caps, ,sal., "a ,1gs,s
1haye also lare ans. comp etc assortment Of
Ladies' different colpfs and gu al ties
ICUFFs, MflFfS, ~. SSspd can max Il 10 sbs adj
W. vantage IF ltheRpblia Y make thsiF purchases
Please calf aid exam 4ffhft is all See
the Goodsant The prices, lAaye "a So years, on
Iperience and attention to the, bpsiness, besides
being d pfacticaE Hatser and Fufrier5adya "a ges
ossT owe, ms. a p,bsds . in purchasing such
,o ooj, Small Advance om Cost siaf
4 .eTIy Will Wholesale At Pittsburgh pricee, orr
perhaps lower, Merchants wi find il oitheir ad- a
vantage TO call and see my stock. Call ut my old
stand, Fourth street, nesrsMarket, Stenbenville.
q. ,s5 .sls3 rgysl hid g5.L e. .DAVlDSoN.I
.eal will p9y the,highest prices, in Cash . the
coming season, for, the skins,fof the Mink Racl 1
coon, Upossum, M ak RataRed Fox, Grey Fox,
and ouch kindsa id qualitiesasl usually pRrrhasel
a1tAfi asseSthsert, ofhahds, Of Ha III 81 nv
own manufacture .asidg 'sa0i9,Jv sJ,l;: ID Sai
iSteubenvile. Nov. 11a6oAiyah ~ qns .ba bsg'e
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y Search, for, and hold, ,hst Chat which is
good" which is an old saying, ,rand truly Yerifi-
ed in DIR. McLean's MediclBss---ths celebrated
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, and
MeLeans VOLCANIC Oil Hniment There have
never. been remedies that can, now be found in
so short asctime as those; they can now be
foduaiin the elosetsofneanlyse every family in ths
city, snteady for use wheH required because
they will act Just as stated in the directions.
See The advertisement in another column. 81.
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0J Hon. John A. Bingham leftfor Washing
ton City yesterday morning. ..., +, ,,.,-. s,,t
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.gps1eedllsllI gs1dlllI a 81 elifiiets:e I'll

The use .ofDr. Hostetteriso Stomach Bitters
ior aDysyepsia, Flstulence, ieaviness, Of the
Stomach, or any other like Affection. is second
70 none II. America or abroad, 70 Be able to
state confidently that the pBitiers'' are Ger.
tam Cure fordyspepNa and like diseases IS to
the proprietors sonrce OF unalloyed pleasure.
Il removes all morbid matter rom The stotnach
purifes the blood, imparts renewed Vitality to
the nervous SYSTEM giving it that tone and en-,
energy so Indispensable dor the restoration Of
health, Tie numerous owiedgments Of It's
superUc excellence and beneficial results have
assured the proprietors that II cannot but
prove q great cure to the afflicted, and fnpart
vitality to the thorough system. See advertise
mept in another column ..eis sai aniiolasl ! =.
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The seaa.,avian M a; i, f f.Iis i4s nd P,arl

The. Sca,,dai.aNian Riiis q Nd Pmri-
IN 70 Ssk see, ficr.sA .Soo2 "a lspi ri
taiDrI CIV bRonAcK, - Dedy Sir.@-In repiy.to
inquiries niade'of me, it gives me pleasure to
Say, that Mrs. n. Atlee, Of the Society Of
Friends and widow of the alate, Dr. Atlee OF
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, 'expres-
sed hereconfidence inTehe efficacy ofyofrf Sean
dihaVian Remedies, and the benefit she derived
from using thep., She had been Suffering from
general prostration at times, being over scven-
ty,six years o6age, and aophthalmia and infla-
nation otthe face! Variois remedies were re-
,rted to without feie when some friends re-
commended "a, course Of Your Scandinavian
Blood Pusifer and Blood PMS trheyhad Che
desired effect and she was considered as. re-
~, r know, many who. have used your medi-
cihes, and speak decidedly ofthea benefits deri-
we'd, thus tes,ifying aof theirarenoyating nfiu-|
snss an, purifying the blood and giving vig0r
cordial appreciation Very Respectfully 9so, s.af
80 ~ s,Tr,s Your obedient servant &I
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THE PULASKI TIMES
HAWMENSVFL LIE GA.

OfThursday, March ID, 1859, says: =
FINE HONEY .--DR- RG Smith, of this county
presents us with beautifufarticle oi honey teusi
II moi superior TO any thire weesaT saw. Fhish0a.
ey was mannfactnred by Mira. Smith, according 10.
the diaections given In receipt which she p6fch
ased OF DR.. J p Greager; Baltimore Md, Auys
person can get this receipt Tor making honey, and
be independent Of the honey bee by writing 10 De
Creager, No 586 West Baltimore street, Baltimorr.
M d enclosing so cents.
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OTOur readers need not look for inuch edi.
torial this week, We are, too unwell to write.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES,!
AT Na} -.
=, GEORGE & WILSON'S. n

VIZ E.haye,op hand, and are now receiving n ON
w The South and East, the largest. Stock oil
1receriesever Brought 10 Csdiz, to Witch we wish
toeal the attention ef Retuiiers and others wish.
ing TO purchase for their own consumption We
are determined TO sell as low II not lower than
either Stedbenyille OF Wheeling prices. Our stock
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1AR.J P. Creager,is the general agant lwhsIs-
~ sale and retail, Tor DR., Wheatings celsbratsd
Female Pill. I Aaa@e@ sbE I4ssa8As 988
Thesa Pills ara truly salusble Tor Ladies, tor
they will restorp tho uaonthly courses where they
may stop from any cause wlletexsr. Thsy nevsss
have failed IN any case where the dirartions around
the box containing the Pills have been effieEiy
came to our knewle ige. l,cing purely vegetable,
they are perfectly sale. Single boxss mailed 10
order, postpaid upon thr receipt Of dollar. BY
99-.s5s .S.sI.rFA gagyg J. r CREAfsER. J
60. t.ss a..4ga ,la Baltimers, Nd,
pA liberal discount TO druggis,s, IA 8ie
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caalz.. ... I.a.I BOND TIme TabIe.

-, The Cars leave and arrive at Csdiz every day,
Z except Sunday, as ioilows:- ~ ~. i'sa y
Leave at 600 a. M. $50 A. NJ and $50 Pm
Arrive ats-o5 A. Nell IFS Am ands-e5 Pm.
10, The 500 A. NJ and 1aoP. NJ athans make con
Bections at the Junction with trains going West.
The $50 and $50 p. M tfains make connee-
a tions atthe Junction with trains going East.
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B. K QUEST

consequently, he wall sell them at very
low prices. His goods are oil nice and
... fresh, and cannot fail to piease "a
buyers, both in quality and q
prices; he therefore solic. .......
its mn examination -t -l
[. Z. ....-.,H. Of his siock and Sra .sa q.
. ,r--. go prices, .,s-t rEatsg.5E .
before ?urehssing elsewhere-in so doing, he feels
confident that he will merit large share of pub.
lie patranaee. He keeps no Watches but what Al
selected with great care, and consequently, all
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sale
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full ..
. Jeweied, from .;....,-............ SIS toSl0e
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
jeweled, from ..,........,........ IS to SIS
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le. .'.,
!, pines, from. .,,.,...... 90 to IS
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, ..,@
full jeweled, from. ............. IS to 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, .r
scvenjewels, from. ................ 81
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four a
jewels. ftom.... ................ 10 to I6.
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines 8 to 10
Carving Finger Rings, Breast Pins
...ss q. in great variety Of styles and prices
Ladies Gold Chains and EOckets
.rr Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
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BY order OF the State Central Committee. li
-5haR o GEO. FRIEs, Chairman.
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-"T"1-0 Nv" --1----'---- w -I-T---- - ~
&c., ever offered to the. citizens OF the county
His stock is fu and complete and Of the very lat
est styles, and have been selected with great care
Ha w MarEanI Ia his Elalhino ~.
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To be of The hest nnalitu

TO be OF the best quality, lyt
Garments Of all kinos made TO order on re as an
able terms, and on the shortest notice Call in,
Gentlemen, and examine my 20 ode, and be your
own Judges. No trouble 10 show goods. h.,
Cadiz o., Sept. -, 1860 st a. !. BRlLLES.g
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iisg,s d9 h faYk D t ~ " trsasial
~ fyqes sNiErt 'fSt'sfl
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s1A liberal discount 10 druggists. l q
, 1860-03-29


With this nucleus Of freedom established
in nlc Of the richest countries Of Europe,
with Cavour for its premier md Garibaldi for
its military cl,ief, the cause Of civilization aud
humanity las everything to hope, and the
principle Of ccslo:ism aud Popery everything
IL fear. The same mail which brings the
ti.lin.s # tho vote in tic duchics in favor
Of an' cyalio'.. Informs lis that Plus TX has a
bu|! Ct communication in readiness for Vic.
tor Eaaanucl, whic1, he las been prevented
from diSclarging only by tie earnest rcmon-
stranccs. OF the representatives of the great
powers ct Rome: but which nc cannot possibly
with. ID. if,i'o Sandman government permits
the elections 70 proceed. From the da.a in our
posscssior thus far it would appear that Eng
land :ayo1s the popular cause in italy: and
the French Emperor opposes it. Austria is, Of
course, hostile to everything which wears the
complexion Of civil or religious liberty in Italy
OF elsewhere. No information has been re-
ceirc3 from Berlin Or st. Petersburg, from
whic an opinion may be formed Of tile policy
Ekc', toisroval in these Courts, but the most
f1:oFao!a views Of Italian independence are
not probably 10 lie found in c;tLer place The
question bids fl;r TO perplex all the statesmen
in EuroI'c for II lorS time to CONT, and seems
NIL altogether unlikely to end in another terri
bic war, preparations for which arc even low
s>n E,ot i,,tI, in Austrio aud Sard;nia.
, 1860-03-29
A Democratic Idea Of Heaven.
i friend sends us the following racy ske!t

4 friend Of mine related to me little ci, cum
stance that occurred at the Columbus Theatre,
last Saturday night, which, as Capt. Cutie
would say, is worth making note otund stick.
ing pin there" The worthy mcmter from
Holmes. one Of the ''unterrihed, not content
with the limited arena Of the House, for the dis
PLAY ofeloqueuce, attended the Theatcr, aud be.
tween the Plays, while silence reisned supreme,
arose, and, addressing The orchestra, said:
':sposen you give us kaukee DOODLE" :'Cpon
this hint" they gave him kankee Doodle, when
again the mcuber from Holmes arose and said :
"Bein' as how called for kankec Doodle, /
suppose it it will be expected Of me to make a
few remarks. 1t reminds me when me and
Gin1al Jackson was in Baltimore in 81; there
WAS band escorted us to the boat, aud the5
asked the Ginrat what shall We play!' and tho
Ginral says 'kankee DOODLE aud they PLAYED
kankee Doodle, and the old Ginra!'s eyes spark.
led. las: with emotion-upturuede eycs, and
c'asped hands,) a'as:. poor man! he's gone to
heayen, there to eing kankee Doodle with al1
the Heavenly Fathers, and mny be sing it 10 all
eternity Much iaug ghter, with loud ':Ame1s''
from tho boys J. Cafr<land Mrald,
, 1860-03-29

EDWARD HA7Es Of 3I,ssorE, -M1, Bates is
aboat sixty-four years Of aye. is about five feet
seren inches in height, and is rather stoutly
built, and ssoops good deal, and rather partic-
nlarlr SO nhen addressing i court CT iury. but
wheu partiu!arly interested CT excited in the
sIlat ot suit, Or in j ldEess:ng popular assem-
bty, oftea becomes US s:Eai;h rs ! reed. His
hair hlteen &c ;rs ago was pure jet black, AID
was so stiff and unmanaSesb!e t.lat he always
wore IT. and ret does, cropped close 10 the
head. Within the past ten years lie has grown
very gray. Ills forehead is square aud not high.
Snd hss large breadth. Ills eyes are black aut;
hose Is broad and no$trils wide, and perbaps a
believer in Larater would say that his nose was
his best feature. His ,Eou.h il we'll formed and
lips rather thin for beantv. uis chin il promi.
neut, check bones hardly obsel yab!e, althou-h
his face is rot full. The tones u his yuIce ur,.
very nil 1 and pie 4sa1t
ItkxRr S. LANE OF Ixn1aSA.-A corrczron-
d:Dt Of the Ciuciaua,i Enquirer writes:
Perhaps son,e Of your readers would like to
bare description oil Colonel Lane. II 50 let
them lnlAxiue u tall, saunt. raw-boued inli-
slduat, with .isage wrihklrl and lean: 4
gray shawl wrapped very precisely around his
ntlenuatel form: his heud and shoulders at an
an5!e Of about forty-GEc degrees, with 4 pon-
der1us cud O: Tobacco in his mouth. which he
cheTS with u quick, nezyous aud sifeful no.
ton of his jaws. occasionally eiectius huge
volumes OF iuky liquid fran cisher corner of
his catactous mouth; rromeual,ux the strsets
with the slow and Mca>n.e,l tEral Of one who
feets his dignity and impostance-set them
lmagine aa this, and they will hare tho Colonel
before ,hcm true IT, life. /. is no fancy picture.
but will be rea'i'1y ,.nizcd by those n:9ua,nt
ed with Colonel Lane
, 1860-03-29

In the Ertaina Express Of Saturday, our Dos-
ion correspondent te:cSraphed the news Of a
horrible mntiny on board the ship Norway, Cant.
Major, Of this port, on her recent passage IRON
Macao to Havaua- The Duston papers which
have 81 >ce come to hand supply few add ional
particulars. The Norway sailed from Macao,
November 26th, with about one thousand Coolies
on board, aud when fire days out, at about six
o'clock ia the evening, the captain below at the
time, q nutiny broke out among the Coolies,
wl,o set fire to the ship in two places, and en-
dcavored to force the Latches. lir. Stimpson. j..
Of Boston, one Of the mates. had charge OF the
deck. and The watch. with the exception of tie
man ut the wheel, was aloft taking in sail. Nj.
Simpson rushed to the hatch and commenced
the struggle The crew from aloft. ard those
Eelow, tired 10 seize the boats and leave the
ship, when the s1rgson, au English gentleman,
drew his pistol aud threatened tn shoot Tue first
man who dared to make that attempt The crew
then rallied aud went to tho assistance of the
officers, and fight ensued, which continued
frum six in tie evening un:il after daylight next
morning. Thirty ef tie Coolies 9ere kizltaf and
nsorf th1A nihtty tetre rourdtd before tie nnt,ny
sca< Qatlttd. Tue Captain then gave tt.e Coo!i:s
one hour to deliver up the arms in their posses.
sion; If they did not, be threatened to cut away
the lnasts. set fire to tie ship, take away tile
boats aud provisions, asd Leave them 10 their
tate. The mutineers soon came to tetms,-I,
T. Ernfk&S.
, 1860-03-29

The S9ufhcr71 C00ft1trorv. nuhlished ut At-
lanta, Georgia, and . di<uuton sheet, is utterly
opposed tn. i change Of tue National conren-
ton from Charleston 10 Baltimore. While ad.
mit:in., the *.scurry trict" On the mart Of the
landlords" be opposes d change. because
"Doug(as' chances fur the nomination would
Increase hlir per cent by changing the place Of
holding tbs Contcn,ion from Charleston to
Baltimore" "IE" continues &c. "ths Conren-
ton be he'd at Char estoD, the nomination Of
Doual4s is simply impossible. Let the place Of
holding the Convention be changed to NAlti-
more, and his nomination il no. onty pos sible
but highly prcbab:e." lie closes By suyiug:
I've hare come TO the conclusion that it i,
better to par fire dol!=rs . day ut Char les,or.
where we u:e sure Of a sound platform Of priu-
cip'ss, and sound c4nd!da,e, than to pa: two
, 1860-03-29
4reas 4 Grihtt1tt
MccLEteNAND,s SPEECH,


We hcpc, fur The honor of Illinois, that our
Washington correspondent was mistaken
wien, in his yesterdays letter, lie sad that
Ho:- J. a. AcClcraaad, Of tho Springfield
Distric:. WIS about to make haranguo ia tie
House in orpositiol to Mr. Nelson's bill for
the prohibition Of ro1ygamy in Utah. We
know tho desperate straits to which the bogus
Democratic party are driven to maintain their
denial Of the power Of Congress over the Terri
tories. in opposition to the precepts aud policy
Of tue Government from the day Of its orcanl-
zation down to tie birth Of the Calhoun lle;csy;
but VIC did not know that Illinois Ind Repre-
sentative in Congress who, for the pur1>osc Of
defending the institution Of Slavery, would be
willing 10 identify himself with any defence or
pall'at'on Of Tue aboninations which the Nor
mons practice. But M.. McClernand is shcyd
enough to sec 1Fat il the power of Congress
may he c1crted to put down Polygamy, it may
oee1ercised also for the prohibition Of Slavery;
and though VIC will not do him tile injustice to
suppose tllat he regards tho Mormon system
with the 1rast favor rs man. if he sets him.
self VI to deny tile right Of Congress to reprcss
and punish it, his action will be as censurablc
as ift grew ont Of love for the heinous gin that
Brigham and his saints practice. Ills speech,
ifmade, will no only another illustration Of the
desperate e1pcdicuts to which the Douglas
men mist resort to maintain the untenable
dogmas 10 which their leader has committed
ffntr
, 1860-03-29
l. IElIkU OF WARNING.

No saac man ought 10 believe that the way
for the emancipation Of the American slaves
lies through iusurtcction or civil war Yet VIC
iud 'naa-cala Of the John Brown school, who
do not hcs'ta'e 10 dcclare that other parties
lisc that which Brown led will I've orgnnizel-
in fact arc being organized-for invading tho
South aud rev;ving the horrors tLat a rising Of
the slaves mnst provoke James Rcdpatb.
than whom n more fanatical and dangerous
man does rot live, tie other day, during DOW.
WOW ut Ash,abu!a, Ohio. used the following
language III the course Of speech upon tho
fate Of Iiazct nnd Stevens, the last of Browns
men who suffered the penalty Of tue law:
To 4hozc or yon who are friends Of the slare.
driver hEye ..o.bing to say. Ay duty is with
men whoEe hearts are too large to lie sufIocated
by tile dust ratsed by party mouutebank., and
whose gaze is too steadJ to be du1zled By tie
glare q. the false and fatal splendor Of the
Dcspot's Court. To 1hose ef you teho are readz
10 initiate Sttetns, tAis only mad b. said: .Bt
prpa'<d: hide your timt;; t7e long yoH frin h
, 1860-03-29
New Jersey,

The late Legislature Of New jersey has nd
jonrned, to the gFeat joy Of her people. It did
the least possible amount Of good, and tried to
do considerable harm. 1t va. Owned mud run
by The Camden and Amloy monopoly; and it is
but dt that said. monopoly should furnish the
bulk Of the money By which it was paid. It did
enc unintentionat good thing, howcser, in deci-
ding not to respect monopolies Of rights Of way
given By past Legislatures. The precedent wilt
pFo.e Of Fas; worth in the future struggles af
the People to break the fctters Of the Camden
and An.bey monster. Ilenceforth there can be
no evasion, no compromise. The Democratic
party is the mere cats raw Of the monopoly,
aud the two and or fall together The HepGb.
licans, with scarcely EXCEPTION, stand eeti-
er for the free and common right to construct
improved HIGHWAYS wharercr they are wanted.
and wherever capital sha !. sec ct to construct
them. In place Of single line Of railroe4 70
l'hiiadeiphia. We SHUT >oon hare two. 4 not
three. The counties on either side Of the Cam
den snd Amboy line will largely profit By this
in increased facilities for transportation, aud in
the influx Of an enserprisinG thrifty population.
Thus ultimate good will spring from present
esil-N. Y. 7r5Hnt.
, 1860-03-29
Corr WIN mud Badger.

! North caroliua correspondent Of the BIS
ton Post relates the following:
"Eadser and Corwin being toeetlser On eue
occasion, some ycars age, the latter entertained
the company b. telling. !. stnrr abou: the frr-
uer. which he pratabls manufactured! to or,ler,
as fo!iows: when | w:. p.ac1iciug llw ii,
ohio. queer. looking s.r,.7ser cane Into my
office aua inquircaif was Tom Corwin, and on
Icing answered in tie ltIiru,a'ise, said he de-
sired t3 employ me- as u counsel ia IN important
lnw suit. Well, what's the Case? said sit
down aud till me the story 'The case il jas,
this yere, SAIL my client. I he!ous, to S5rtl
cz'o!ian. and nave been selling drove Of
herses in Oh'o-and one fellow 40 bought a
hsrsc Of NE t!teds tchsres*) fraud, and Ivan.
you 70 help 'ae ont Of Ibis scrape' North
carelina:' said LIT rou come from thu,
region, perhaps you know Senator badger
they say be- il the sruartest lawyer in your
States 'smart lAwycr:' said my client
'yon may bet your i:fc he il! He il the smart.
estiaw5er in 4 srindli"y et.se in al North Curo-
liaa, and I"ish IAaa him here ="