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IAESTNUT GROVE WHISkY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the sbovo CELEBRATED WHISKY de
res to Introduce the article the public Of cit,
and country, the
Purest DffFusabIe stintuIant
which has been prepared medical 1t proves
acordal at heahul and ygorating the enfeebled
whether by disease distilled from the best rye and
malt and s nutritious properties by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus Oil noxous In
gredenta known be contained the Whisky general
completely separated that purity Of this ar
ticie from any foreign adrnxture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the
nent Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia York and Bos.
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed
Diploma aud Dr. Jackson Of Boston, testified under oath
| to its absolute purity. Read the following
G ERTIFIGAT TIES:
| Philadelphia, Sept. 9 1885,
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Whisky which contains none of the
poisonous substance Gil which Is the character
istic and injurious ingredient of the Whskes general
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAG,
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept. 5, 1855
have analysed samplef Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased entirely free
from poisonous deeterious an unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March I, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky proves free theheavy
Fusl Oils and perfectly pnre and unauthorized. The
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain manu-
featuring it. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, N. D., State Assayer,
~@4. 45, 549s Me- 10 Boylstou street.
z.=. CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
ll6 Walnut street.
iea iydw PHILADELPHIA
CHADwICK,s ROYAL PATENT DOUBLE SELF
~ ACTING ARCHIMEDEAN
Eentilator,
SMOKE COND UCT0R and SPARK ARRESTER,
4I"
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
And to yenlae any place where fresh required
Warranted to cure imperfect draft in Ghinlneys.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
MA book with description and references will be forwarded
by mail. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS
Assignee and Manufacturer,
SEE SIN No. 305 RACE STREET, Philadelphia, Pa
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wonderful 4 tKects.

Lemue Bonsa of Pttsbug for two useless to himself
socetya martyr Chills and evereued in less thar
three weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary R. Beknap sanduaky, ohd after almost losing hei
well strength by intermittent Fever with Ghs
restored to health in twenty hours
JR Tlton Of Belgrade Maine brought from deaths door
having suffered for four years. made in five weeks
proved in two hours.
Adolphe Monbro Of France relieved in hour while
ing in the of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
apparently dying with Ghis
Ellen r. Bensen Of Lockpor New York. after
years suffering. perfect
Thousands Of other prevented and eured.evey month
and not single complaint of the efficiency fths
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5 sANFoRB's
VER INVI 0RAT0


tits compounded entirely from Gums and has heco,,a a.
ablished fact Standard Medicine knowr and ~ ii,
that have used H. and Is confidence in ALI
the diseases for which It'll Recommended.
has cured thousands within the two years who had
given all hopes Of relief numerous
Gates in my possession show.
The dose st be adapted the of e ndivd
ua taking and used in quantities as 10 act tly on thu
Bowels.
your gude You in the use Of IN.
Liver InEgoraor, Liver Coplants nilIonu
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer Corunanta
Dysentea Bopsy Sour Stomach Habua ohoIic
Cholera Cholera Morbns, Cholera Infantnnn ~
dice, Female Weaknesses may usee a.
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache fa
thousands estif in twenty minutes two or three tea
spooasfu taken ut of at4aek All who a
aregying their Testimony in Its favor.
Mix waern the month with the InVseratOr and swao
boshtogeher.
Price 81 per boste.
SandfaGd's Family GAthartie Pins.
oompoundedron pure Vegetable Taets put aaia Glass
Gases, ain tight, end viii, keep in any clirnasa.
The Family csthartie Pill gentle and active Cahartic
Rhieh the p2opeor mas ised his practice mo.sthsn twenty
long lie Pills and The ssson @h ipS ase no nae
gsrd to s f Las induced me to place them h the reach
On Fhs sS cahe 81 s G9 Ss s n. ri,
established fact been variety Of The prst
gessabls Extracts which act alike esssy part the atsn.
i needed such as Enlargement f he Stomach, slepiness
over Whole L rom sudden esa. Sheh rasusns
neglected end in course Of Fever Appetite Creep
Weight in The Head all InlasnSaafos Diseases in
2 e R o o. ns
mention IN hls 5 Dose f5iSe pieS
by Druggists generally and sold - thu all the large
IS T. W sANFoRD. N. D.. Manufacturer Proprietor
]. WRIGHT 4 co.
nsfdaW And sold hy every Dragsist.
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DIFFICULTY ON BOARD THE NAH. BoAf.--We un-
derstand that difficulty on board the mail steamer
from Aqua Creek occurred yesterday, which came
near leading to a serious result, 1t appears that
man from Connecticut. who has been travelling
through the South, made some remarks at various
times derogatory Of South Carolina and her Cit.
zens. These remarks were heard by Yirgnian,
native Of South Carolina, who resented them,
calling the man from Connecticut a d--a liar and
seoundrel and challenging him to mortal combat in
the forward part Of the steamer and offering to fur
nish him either pistol or bowie.knife as weapon.
This occurred at the dining-table and caused great
excitement and CONSERVATION. The Connecticut
man declined the challenge-whe the captain Of
the steamer and many Of the passengers interfared
and further difficulty was prevented. The man
from Connecticut was, however advised not to
ohtrude bis obnoxious views IN the presence of
sontherners, nniess he was prepared to meet the
consequences. IAlexandfia lYa.1 Gazette.
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p,s pr.,. -, 5ATILE CREEK, Mich Dec. q. lSS8
t pf9t Wood Thee wilt please accept line inform tIee
Ssed ny complicated chronic disease attended Win An r
non on the head continual course OF suffering through liz
AM " ieameed me to state Of dependence have not been
nv 70 stun Tor caps neither have been able 10 do he,,
pm cod 81 which my head has suffered extremely
~ cou. ms induced pay Briggs Hodges almat
ss Gent had on earth for two dollar bottle 81 ty Hail
fii spou tne hst OF August last. have faitb1iI
me aud the bald spot now covered WIKI
nv bead W. nk ,nongh short is also coming ali over
oTe entirely aud permanently feel anxion, 10 IN
Nj, NV nelng qestlute Of means purchase any mora
sk thee Il thee wondst be willing ID semi M M ~
agents or bottle and receive to hyself the serin
widow and the faheressn ' arg Aihu 10 the
Thy friend, STrsANN / IT rrrpp.,
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50 "A. Il. BLACI<SGAR d. BRo., xx,s>
HfRft Wholesale md Retail Dealers in 5UETf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos tha
very best manuicories which, invite particular
attention 10 the RAVEN, BACON & CO. PIANOS, noSF
hrst introduced into this market For the Inst thirty years
these Pianos have been especial ayortes North Tor tair
durability beauty Of finish decacy Of oneh power sweet
excelled. Z ~ e' oqe Op
A our hone Will also he found the OILY JAMES W. vOsR
e. Boston Phadsphia and other places in competition with
est premium for good solid workmanship elegant finish and per-
leet eYenness and rcAess of tone The PARLOR GEM the
lowest priced Tstcass PanoH thew Grid Pians sold nv
Us y warranted TO give entire satisfaction Meodeons Guitars
sons Brass Band Instruments Appertanne
TO The stock of complete Music Sese Music aud Asc Books
o22 6m&W "a csn,r Stya,.t
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sUsANNAH KIRBY.

peo w. LIGoNIER, Noble county Ind Feb 4 1851
Pro q j. Wood Dear Sir IN liza aite ar ~, 2, ioos
so while Intending the State and Law School h
,e " ss MY york my hair from unknown d me- com
onbs b Oh very rapidly that in the paee of sx
us whole upper part Of was almost ariivi.,
oeret OF Its covering and of the remaninc
ne SIDE and back part Of head shortly after became ~
that you will not be surprised when tall Won ina ~
.uI % the state Of Indiana acqantances
We're not SO much a loss to discover change n NV
enee as my more intimate acquaintance were 10 n
at ALL WV y iss0snsc me
Ut once made application to the most skfl nhys,cians n
the country but receiving from them tst
cond again be restored forced to become reconeed
my at until fortunately in the part OF the wear iss1
Ua bs @ Mas to me by druggist
tie and found to satisfaction that It was nrodnen ia
desired effect Since that time have ven dollars gcb
Of restorative, result have rrh enat ~ a.
soft black hair, which no money buy. " " wy
As mark Of my gratitude for labor and skill In thu r
duction Of wonderful article have III
70 many of friends and acqnanianees who am hannv ia
Inform you using II with like effect. Pk' w
Very respectfully, yours
"A. NJ LATTA, @
...u.. Atorney-and Counsellor al. Law
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Nor PAST PRAYING FoH.--In q letter to the Mo-
bile Register Harmony says:
Mr. Buchanan is reported to be quite III. His
physicians say it is owing to the fact that the South
Carolina churches have ceased to pray for him.
The Old gant feels very bad about it. He says he
is not .'past praying for,n
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE fRNPARArIoN-

l
HHEEL ,tES BgeHg o. the Bladder
HkLEB9Lb,s BUcHG f 5S' tic he Gravel hi@9isS -
HELMB0LDis BuGHU for the pFopsy.
HiELMsoLD,s BTGHn for Nervopsnsss
s9s SShS b Ifss ns 4sp
HHEELIMMBoIbs B BII for Rieus Breathing.
HETSBSIBs BSSHG EoI General pssii,y.
HETXB6i5s BS6Hg sor Horror p p issisass'
HELMBoLDs BuGHu for wakeiulness
HHEhMBB9s B BGE for for Rrynss Of Skim
hEEMB9Bs BSShS l lS PF ab Il he Back
HElABoLDs BgCHU for Heayiness Of the Eyelid, with
BHeaa foT SsS snd m
HM hRt e sf PgH ri ~ aq5SF
HELMLoLD's BqGHU for Exeesses arising from Indis.
F FEMAhEs, E EEM4EEs. FEMALES IEs
Old Young Single Married. or contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS, z..m
-.+. THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Is the very best remedy
Arising om deeon habs y pa io ihs M whether
or change Of Life Sse symptoms above.
No Family Should be without Itf
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM Mercury or UNPLEASANT Meii.
enc for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUGHU CURES
- 5M Secret Diseases ...-.
In all their stages, little expense
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMBoLDis EXTRACT BUCHUfor Excessss Rriq,n~
rom habits INDUCED in
BY Young and Old,
moves al improper discharges restore tbe Fatiest Ii
short time to q state of Health and Purity,
Use HEbMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHu for Diseasss and
Affections of the most Distressing Character.
Use HELMBOLn'S EXTRACT BUGHU for all Affections
and diseases of the
Urinary Organs. 4.
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing
All the above diseases and admit same treat
InenI and may originate from the
Readt Read! Read! Read.
HEIMBoLDs BucHU is safe and pleasant In tase and
odof, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city Of
Philadelphia, 7. HEIMB0ID, Chemist, who being dIiy
sworn does say that his preparation contains Narcotic
curry, injurious drugs, hut purely Vegetable.
Fl. 7. HELMBOIlD, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before this 2d day of November
1854. VIM. p HIBRARn Alderman
Price 81 bottle for So delivered
Prepared by II. I, HELMB0LH
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l01 Senth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia.
R55Beware Of Couuerfeits nnprneiped Dealer who
endeavor TO dispose of their own and other articles Oh the
reputation attained ny
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu
Sarsapafila. |
soldby JOHN WRIGHT i CO.
q and Isl Ghartres street.
And all Druggists everywhere,
hs-Asl for HE[MBOLD Stake No Other Gut ont the |
advertisement and send for IT. and avoid Imposition Ex
posare " ia3l 1y&W
ATDVVCEI
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II. de- TalIeyrand. said: ssThere is nothing in the
sphsre Of politics 80 hard 70 get believed as the
fraRs. Whenever + have revealed the pure and
slnpl truth, have slYays been suspected Of dis.
stimulation; and have always been believed when
have resigned myself to the necessity of conceal
ing IL fpFedict that the FIRST statesman who shall
iiAYe the moral courage to ayuw, hour by hour all
shai be THINKS and al that he knows, will create
f0r himself the reputation of being the most con.
sulnGnate hypocrIte.N
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n HE IMP TIN E;
~ @5"@
OR
Ny
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

Has cured thousands both he dreadful
yers. Read and reflect
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1hE1F&EsfND
sPALDTSG's PREPARED GLUE s-4=
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi @"
Save the Pieces! 444
G NoMTi DIsPAT
RS-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine".ea
AS accidents will happen, in weregulated families II
Is very desirable TO have cheap convenient way for re
pairing Furniture, Toys oroekery, etc.
SpaIIlng's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford TO be
without it. It is always ready and up the sticking point
There no longer necessity for lpng chairs spinered ve
neers hedess dolls and broken cradles is Just the article
for cone shell and other ornamental work. popular with ID
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held solution and possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabnetmaker glue It may used in the place Of ord
nary mucilage being vastly more adhesive.
useful IN EVERY HOUSED
N B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price % eepts
Wholesale Depot, No IS Cedar street. New York,
Address HENRY o. sPALDING Il CO.
81 Box No. 360o New York.
Put for Dealers in Gases containing four eight and twelve
doen-a beautiful dhograph Show Card accompanying each
package
nSeA single bottle of sPALDINGls PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times its cost annually every houseolda
Sold by all prominent taioner Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make a note Of sPALDTNG,s
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list It will stand
any climate. ia1g IvSW
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NOTICE.
Az pEJEuNER DE RIcHELrEu.

Au DEJEuEER DE RICHELIEU.
d. LOPEZ CO. G5 Customhouse street.
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public that their
Restaurant "Opens positively TUESDAY, 18th Chloe
olate, Gottea, Lunch, Pastry etc. ETC. heretofore
AT the request OF many of their customers they have added
thereto splendid Restaurant which unqeanAbIy
pare with the first establishments Of the kind in this city both
They enabled by their establish
men 10 attend 10 orders throughout the Dinners SIM
pers Lunches and Pastry.
Orders received also Chartres street No corner Cont
Mthe Ghocolnte Mandatory, nl5 I'm
4 OsT, At JACKSON, MISS, ON THE EVENING OF
IL the 18th inst the following described Drafts and &C
ceped by Thoruhill x Co:
One drawn by Robinson, Mayson Co. dated 18th May 1860
and payable TO their order months after date
One drawn by same in favor same date payable 10
months after date, for $3.50.
One drawn by T. q ehanher dated April Is 1860 and pay
One drawn by same, date and ordaf payable months
after date, for $1,000
One dawn by T. Taylor to his order dated the 18th
March, 1859 and payable 2months after date for $500
One dasn by Mrs Il. NJ. Crenstaw administrators to her
own order dated 4fh March, 1866 and payabe2 months
date for Sc, 2s2 Al.
One drawn by II. G. King executor bis own order dated
l5h May 1860 and payable 10 mouths after date for 81 800
The OF the Shove having stopped all persons
hereby cauored from trading negotiating yaIne
The Under viii be rewarded returning them the
signed q BIandoh Miss upon leaving them with THORN
HILL CO., New Orleans
Brandon Miss Nov. 80 1860 nor If
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and dead letters has Increased over so per cent in
ten years. Ten thousand new post.ofices have
been established, and the number of valuable dead
letters sent out has increased from $1,000 70
annually.
THE FOREIGN NAIL sERyICE
The aggregate sea, inland and foreign postage
for tho year is 81 402 ~ The number of letters
and newspapers exchanged with Europe was as
0a3, 3se received from Europe 3,07a, 979; total
papers received, I,Sss, 207; total, 8, 466,o77.
The cost Of trans Atlantic service for the past
year has been ssT5,2s5 o.. Thirty round trips
were made by the Hayre line.
A liberal and advantageous postal treaty has
been made with Belgium. Further correspondence
has taken place between our P0stoftice Depart
ment and the British Post-ofce on the subject of
reduction Of postage upon international letters, but
as yet without any satisfactory result.
THE PACIFIC MAILS.
For the whole year the revenue of the ocean
route to California diminished, while that of the
overland increased, though not in the same pro-
portion. 1t is recommended that ocean contract
ors who come forward to relieve the Department Of
Its embarrassments be remunerated literally for
their outlay.
The Postmaster General proposes to put the bur
den OF expense of all overland mail routes on the
Treasury Department, as they are started for ma
tional objects.
REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.
The act Of 1885, providing for the registration Of
valuable letters, he regards as having proved
failure. The Government assumes no responsibility
whatever for the loss of letters or packets thus
registered, and as they are conveyed ID the same
pouches. they are surrounded by no greater guar
antees for their security either in transmission or
delivery, than such belong to the ordinary mails
OF the country. They bear a mark, however,
which indicates to all through whose hands they
pass, their valuable character and this indication
serves rather to suggest and invite depreciation
than to prevent it.
The report refers with satisfaction to the re-
trenchments effected in the service during the past
system as set forth in bills before the last Com
gress mentions the sites for the new post,ofices
in Philadelphia, and closes with some statistical
information.
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- JOHN n, LEHnE MAS RE1oyED =

~ SSIAA rs AEtfhDEl HAS REMOVED a.
III 70 No ~ Gommon street, uext door TO his Old 1877
- Shpdl where he be found ever ready 10 Gconii-
date his friends and the public with anything they may
slre y M a o businesses SUCH BOOTS SA0ES TRUNKS
NAlfsEs, GARPET-BAGS. etc.
takes this opportunity of Thanking his friends for the h
eal patronage heretofore Bestowed on him ana Respectfully 81
heits q cnainnanee Of the same.
The balance of his sogk on hand will he sold nj greatly
reduced prices 10 tuaka for New Goods,
Genlemsn's Boots and Shoes h orflpr nan 4EaEW
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CAUSE oF TEE NON. DELIVERY or LETTERS, ETC.
Regsesering shorts have been made, SO far as the
Analted number of clerks would permit, TO End the
kue causes fer the non.delivery especially of yau-
Rhie LETTERS and the result has been to confirm the
f4fihef experience Of the Department. For exam
re ont OF 8e02 eases, lii which tie Inquiries of the
AepAtftAeAt hage been announced or where causes
were patent without inquiry 1883 letters we're mis-.
directed, 81 illagibly directed, 5s5 directed 10
frausent PERSONS 38b to persons moved away, 65f
lpt snaed iar Want Of postage, SS5 directed to
RIGHTEOUS parsons py firms d without any address
Al aiFeeiian, u mssenf, leaving out of 5000 only
5ss letters properly addressed. and only 6s4 I'll
sAannh delivery Of which the nepartnlen i blame
Ante, fs3 having become dead because not urenaid
I reference To the class III letters NOT containing
febneN other valuable enclosures d similar stats
81 facts seems ii exist The number returned Ia
tae ssed letter of1leA for vast ii postage DURING
Aie posi- seven monfhs 10 November /, vas ~ .25s.
<st * zf5ss letsers riEhe; enclosures tie nsntes
I'M fse
ids5 asecls9a 9s5
aas's
AltAangh inr nysuaNee 81 letters conveyed by
HaA5I dlfing tbe lsz6t year has increased by MANY
zs2iffloHs <As shoWn By tile Increased revenue III
s06Q.) vet tie NV hole number Df dead lat
ssiS, 10 ias4 am iIereasing has rather diminished
from this$. u 1t may De concluded fhat better lit.
selttBoa 81 1oEnisry snnw given 10 tho delivery
uf that She NJ Z ions on The SUB.
jept haze ld i sslusafJ effect Tie eanploFndnt
uf additional elerkss 10 take charge Of dead letters
8pd I'd further Improve the system; IS recon-.
fseaaea. The labor connected with the accounts
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"a RHODES 81 CROMWELL, Successors
s1ftlI-ffSS to J. i. MATTHEW'S Is SO.
szSS---Ass CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, and everything
eIy toE Buding and Repairing Carriages Kept for sale
ALLIES snitahle Tor Cane Carts and Drsys with Lnch Ping
and Nuts nj Ne fh6 raver street. Nsw Orleans anil ly
N arpRo JOHN THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR To
SsEtgS g. Rf4EAKLEY, los Rampant street, uanufaes.
eSsaG arer Of Carriages Ruggies Spring Wagons etc
Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in all ha branches done
hortast notice. iab "
II EVA, PROPRIETOR, At MARGAUX-l06 cases as
H and pnts superior OLARET. For sale by
s, d. GRAFIAA CO,
nl9 50 Gustomhonae street.
Al ALAGA--iqq Or casks Sweet, for sale by
IN S. WOLFE,
nl9 corner GraEieE and New Leyee sis.
, 1860-07-02

- Attention is called to the advertisement
of the excursion to Cold Spring Grove on the
approaching Fourth Of July. We know where
Of we affirm, in stating that the occasion will
be orc Of rare interest. It will be worth the
price Of q ticket to hear the music Of The Great
Western Band re echoirg through the beautiful
grove selected. Then there's to be an oration,
a diuner, recreation and amusement, and q
pleasant ra;lroad ride, all for one dollar. Go,
ye who wisll to escape the diseomforts Of city
celebration, and enjoy day Of quiet aud pleas
ure il the country.
, 1860-07-02
Douglas In Kentucky.

We expressed in Thursday = paper. the opin-
ion abat Douglas would receive vote: enough
in Kentucky 10 tbrow the State for Bell keu-
tucky Gentlemen assure us that We arr taista-
Eeu On that point. They say there ia not par
tiele Of doubt Of the ability Of DFeetinriSge to
tainjy not exceed ten Thousand; sod tbat there
will Ie such a war.wboop raised for Breekio.
ridge .4 hss not been heard ~ her noant9ins ,,,,
and rivers s;nce the days Of Clay. Tho Bell
men will be hopeful, brit The Breckenridge men
euthused and full oil uneonquerable resolution.
4 kentuckian said 10 u. yesterday that the idea
that breckenridge would not carry his own
St.te, was supremelY absurd. The young men
~ere I'll for him. Breekinridge WAS an ELECTRIC
individual snd mau of destiny. Douglas h1d
the great majority Of counties, Douglas man
would be hunted out - II he wsre wolf or mig
scr thief. The hsn.uckinns beliere Ia 0ely u
The taek Of Dreckinridge. Tley believe be was
born 70 be President, and that so,sethin9. they
DO not know ex.esly what, win turn up 10 elect
him this time. In this indehpsblp so,nelhin1
they havs perfect confidence.
, 1860-07-02

DOARDING.--Good Board and
I pleasant roous On Waba.h avenue. Address Boz
, 1860-07-02

w 4 fms healthy boy baby Was born in the
Dridewell, ors day of tho past week. The
Journal il very anxious for the City Fathers to
make their report on that infant. Will they?