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The single end OF tai. boob IL the prseLts In compact
and firm, VI the more important facts sos resolves
letters speeches reports and other documents which slacs.
political sgatng this county Ii has been our
candidate and other important personsIc speA
himself hi. platform, and yndcste III ne nay
consistency and the oGdns.s O his views on tDe ea'
questions " hich unceTlie our caITent pOiiitcs
Ui course such work can have 5ut comparative merit
Male large and still many thngs must be oalit ed
the compiler would sb TO Dser, and cry en- VIII
Why this and omit natl Why give 50
much ola and little o. T. Besides IL is not always postHe
remember II remembered 10 bod oil chat would o- Va
u.d hike this We only that have done our
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insecuey Of citation is one Of the chief vices political
hardly listen to st speech, ffo
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views Of TITS that prominent saesman Oocunec
heedry read and long lost mad, arc quoted NON
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TEND msesd the hsrer We believe the 1oou mem
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listen and read reflect win find manifest help 90
understanding OF the Issues and contentious Of the Jay
They will be- interested In comparing tho actual positions aAeh
By NI Lincoln, or Mir Douglas or Gen Csss or M E'eie
faithfully sci forth In this work with those confidently att
uted 10 st 4esu 10 the fluent huangue OF some pol h
opponent no intent t,z ming nj inconsistency o. pro s
h snceiy To vefs and correct the citations OF frot
drcAiIeI sometimes easiest snclns
I trsce partisan bias ihrsad Of nsat'e
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A MEXICAN MEDICAL TINES.
"A SATURDAY, August II.
CUSTENrS VI No. vi.
LECTURE on AMPUTATlONS
BY DIR John Watson.
DIPHTHERIA and DIPHTHANrIC AFFECTIONS.
BY DIR. Jscobi.
REPORTS OF HOSPITALS:
FenDsy |, AHA Fractures snl Dislocations.
heieyue-De-th by CHI ToloTm.
Newly oIk-PoirOning, &c
EDi1URlALo: Fever Hospitals for New-York-Death by
ChloIoolb Bust Of DR.. FIsncs-A City Prson-A
Model HGket
httN 81 OBSCURE Diseases Of Brain BY Forbes Winsow.
ProgIers of Medical Science.
REPORTS OF So ,IElIES Medical and Surgical discussions
Diph h,ne
PAThL LOGICAL: Spi1a Breds.
GENERAL CORhESpONDENCE: Treatment Of Puerpersl
Convulsions. by DR. stwelL
CONNECTION: by Will.rd Parker.
Medical News DiaIy of Week.
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Fourteenth Ward Republican Assecintion.1,A
Rss ResG 4 So s 81 9s ~" On q FRIDAY EvENS
ocOcI In pursuance to an 0I q tes fp1T PRESIDENT
II. VAL, Secretary.
The Feurteenth Ward Republican Assecistton
WIN NEE. at NO 4e6 broomest on FRIDAY EvESkSo % Ausa,
Convention The polls will be Prsp
StSs1s Spns snssr, sslIH Secretaries
The Fifteenth Ward RepabiIcan A..ociation wil
a. scoi~%haD an .ission viii be held for the choice OF
Dell 60 the fh seventh and Tsath Assembly Dtdc.
resent sd Dc s.st IL i' he State
open from to 9! O'Clock NJ b. BLAME, ffesiaenI
seyenteentb Ward Republican Association An
election viii b. held BY s A.OGiAton at No lss Esa, hoas
ons bresa tom each Election Dis.ric. Ward
their IesI ectve Assembly Districts aud choose Deleeses and
'''e'H'''' " 'D' '1' fREDERICK UIMsTED, President
aOrssr r sr B; BOYD Secretaries
Nineteenth Ward,--An adjourned meeting Of the XlXth
Msre K.Po6csg a. s s'ciao1 vii be h,d sSe
"hsw hsw iswsms 6th t. and "dav' THIS pnaASI h'EN-
''''' mug ~ THOMAS J. MARSHALL, President
yosS ,osHs JSSGrER''r' SmIs'' Secretaries.
Attention, Wide-Awakes!-The Republican w Wide; e;
AwaAe battalion s tho 20 M1d asS1 T attend yENNn
August their headquarters, Turner Hall No. lss West
Active Republicans are invited attend and enroll themselves
The Iol will be called at 8 0 clock, pr oisely
JOHN Y. GRIDLEY, President.
DAVID MoApAs, Secretary.
Line oln Battalion of the Rocky Mountain Club
TIE members esdquart.r corner OF Orange ana
Futou.sts Brooklyn, THIS EVENING at O'CLOCK precey,
for the purpose taking part In the ddicoon OF the ne"
Migwani, SOdtb Brooklyn full turn.ont y expected
}. h. BAILEY Orderly }. e. DUDLEY, Commandant.
South Brooklyn Republican Campaign Club,
GEORGE w. CURTIS Esq viii give an a idIess aio i1S
ROCKY MOUNTAIN GLEE CLUB and PRAIRIE 'No
STEBS OF NEW-YORK II Sing at the opening OF the new
and ,pscious Wgwam constructed for the Campaign IN Court
IT., opposite Douela. 1t, on - -,
Seats reserved fvr Ladies
Come one, cone all. .
WM. H. BURLEIGH, President
Isaac L. MILLER, L. w. MURRAY Secretaries
Christian Union Camp Meeting, at Yon.er., win
Boz Is leave the Jay St and m., 34I and
O'Clock IN Preceding the key Mr. HoOE, the Rev DR..
MURRAY Of Newark, the Rev DI MITCHELL Of the ~
Church, Prof MA1TESON the Rev. JNO. q ADAMS, the
Rev Nh Haskell of Nebrssks, the Rev. T. WEAVER, the
Rev VIM. IRWIN Other emioen Ministers we been in
yted win probably Services commence at l0l
10, 2 ana "a D. m. NJ. L. Church Hymns used.
Wide-Awake Clubs through The e9uGsy obtain, a,
,he low es. Price UNIFORMS, TORCHES, and OFFICERS
COLURED LANTERNS l.. A MANN, Of the Young
Mems RI publican linton No $50 Broadway
French,s ConicaI Washing Machine Uuequaled
nd pensabe Price only alo Depot No 4lg Broadway
.orner of Csnss Agents w6uted IN all ps Of the ted
sead for Circular Address Box No 2s99 Post Office,
New YORK City. r. H. FRENCH
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uEENAN's FESTIVAL,

III JONEs's WOOD, MONDAY, Aug. 49,
40 THE PUBLIC.
Il having been inmated that will not appear st Joness
God Monday beg state have placed my interests
IN ihe hands JAS NIXON and ny. WOOD for man
emrn the benefit accru me- and that when those gene
my appearance any place will De present to
fu the sLaa pu,rnt JNO. u HEENAN.
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Thirteenth Ward Republicans Association.-A
Toesg II this Association Wil be held ~ The Iheenth Ward
Republican HeadquaIters No. 92I4 OTAndst on FRIDAY
ENEANG Aug TO- ut clock for the purpose OF eecimg BY
bs0t delegate from each election district IN the ward to
Aby Conventions of the purpose OF selecting and appoint
two Delegates and Atenaes from each Assembly Dls
bl formed IN part BY the Thirteenth ward TO tbe stse con
vsraon to be held she 2zd Of August Inst
ytkEs NJ Born L.
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Tbe sixth Ward Republican Association will holt

TIC - ~ - n, - 80 IVtb A..
+uy Conventions Ut the Kepuboan hes1quarors NO NV
l ST. on FRIDAY aug TO- D.tweea the hoafs oil ana y p
m Y the purpose Of choosing delegates 70 the state O0Veh
eS in accod5uce with the caf o, tne State and Cen he
P" hENRY " MARTIN President
Fp,SK w PKocroE, EDwAKD ACGILL. Secretaries.
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Fourteenth Ward Republican Association. a
meeting this Assoa ion vii be be at bIo1ke Assenoi
Rooms No Sol Broome-st FRIDAY EVENING al
oclocb pursuance ordI Of the Central Comntee
CHARLES WHITLOCk. President
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Sates uI.dcI Nt mil,sl on rec ept Of the Money.
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T OST-On or about July 3, 1860, IRVING
rewarded by aviug IL at the Bank No. 96 Wauen-st
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,u.lal meeting VIII be held, at No 50 fTsn.Id.st on
EbuAi ENENInG August To- In accordance VIVA tue call
m Le Committee for the OF ooctlng
f the I, ~ Assembly Dist ct Conventions. Punc-
~ att, naance required Pols nom 70 y O'Clock
va DAVID b. DWIKE, President.
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In the mean time Cr, Of applied TO Garibaldi, who
while refusing to .xcite an insurrection gave the
promise to aid It after it had once broken cut and
so far COM ,idated itself to prove what were the
real feelings of the Sicians During the expedi-
tior, Crjspi with his wife, the only woman of the
,xpedition, accompanied Garibaldi and fought in
every action, his wifesuperntending the attendance
on the sick and wounded. 1t was this man whom
Sienor La Farina wanted first to throw overheard,
with the secret hope ofcourse of ingDg the Dicta-
tor after him. Ganbaldi, out Of consideration for
Victor Emanuel, and under the high pressure Of
the aristocratic Liberals, consented, although IN
der protest to form a new Ministry and dismlss
Crspi, whom he, however, retained as personal
counselor and friend. But Garibadi had hardly
made this sacrifice when he became aware that the
dismissal of the Crspi Ministry had only been IN
sisted upon in order to quarter upon him CapiheV
which in all but name was not his, but La L ar
mas or Cayour's Cabinet and which, encouraged
by the presence of La Farina, and relying upon
Cayour's protection, would in very short time
counteract his whole plan of liberation, and turn
all their influence throughout the country against
the Nizzardist Intruder, as Garlbald was aireaoy
nickpamed II was then that he saved his own
cause not less than that of Sicily and Italy, by the
exnnlsiop of La Fsrina with the two COrslcan
brothers the acceptance of the resignation OF La
Farins's ministerial nominees, and the appointment
of a patriotic Ministry, among whom we may name
Sjgnor Mario.
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of very tangible character need itself other than
the arrival Of some hafa dSaen persons from Cuba aud
elsewhere-who looked and talked gravey upon " the
law in such cases made and provided. Most Of the
legal lumDaries being absent, have not been able 10
learn how far their views were supported by local
opinOns but, az 10 coup de main, we have no doubt
that the polished steel bayonets Of the guard awoke
some Wholesome regards for their personal safety, and
tbese scons of chivay thOuehtt prndento return u-
scathed, rather than carry their wounds In
the rear. The solitude OF the trackles -
ocean, or untrodden prints OF our broad
domain, are not complete than the late re-
sidence Of these negroes The buildings stand, but the
loud and dmming = und of notes.-the chanting and
singing and dancing, and even the fierce expressions OF
anger are all gone-the weary sennel-the challenge,
relief guards-the smoke-giyDg note Of busy prepar-
All of food-the corn mill and even the stocks, are
all deserted and silence regns throughout. The story
about the bark Adela being burnt is all untrue; her
were paid off in Havana, and belonged TO the
NOntauk, having landed cargo OF slaves.
The steamer Mohawk, Capt. Craven, is again in
(ort having been cruising her station on the north
coast Of Cuba. Tho new rendezvous for slay 3rs
and s'avei Arguilla Key, wss visited several coast
ing vessels about. The Mohawk picked up
boat adrift evidently belonging b Spanish fisherman
from twins, &C., being found therein Lieu. Duncan
arrived here with an elegant brigantine, no name
found off Anguila, on the I'D inst no one on board
She was a SLAYER, and doubtless lapded her slaves
while the Crusader chasing bark; the breakfast
for the negroes was in the galley, still warm This is
a phase in the game-an English island the sue
cessful depot for slaves in transit 10 Cuba There are
three vessels y ing in Havana, having successfully
landed their cargoe'. There are gooi many rum?rs
about the negroes who left here in the ships for Africa
but shall await something tangible.
correspondent of The Athens GA Banner,
writing from Charleston, on the 2Sth ult, says:
awe have no news other than what you see in the
newspapers, save that we know that on last Wednes
day morning at daylight brig discharging
cargo of negroes, which anchored inst off Osabaw,
Ga and afterward the schooner stood in for the river,
81 the brig further out to sea"
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SLAVES AND THE SLAVE TRADE.
Of The Charleston Courier.

Correspondence Of The Charleston Courier
KEY WEST, July &c, 1860.
The hast Of the African slaves sent board the
ship Star of the Union on the 10Th icst, aud she sailed
the same afternoon for Siuon, Africa. The number
placed on board 49, constituting what was known
as the cargo Of the unknown unnamed" French
bark The total number delivered over to the three
vessels for return is 1885, the balance OF the original
number have died Now that the excitement Of the
introduction of so large number Of wild persons in
our nds has passed away, we may well pause and ia
que if this thing ia again TO be renewed If In such
trutade it'll other powers for the suppression Of the
trade the country is to pay largely for question
able humanity or orr town 10 be made the breathing
spot and buislspot of such persons We have no
doubt thbt the next Congress will investigate this mat,
ter and compare notes 10 the policy aud cost Of
supporting negroes Ia africa, while Great Britain re-
crnis her ranks and ills hI West India fields from
such sources Of supply
good deal has been said about rescue, and other
means iVr The recovery u these people. Bat nolhing
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TO OWNERS OFJUPITER And PATCHEN
IND LONG ISLAND BLACK HAWK


Our readers have already been advised in relation 10
the third National Exhibition of Horses at Springfield
Mass, on the 18th September prox. From all that we
can learn we ere convinced that this will be the best
show of horses ever made in the United States. The
Fairs of the State Agricultural Societies Of Connect
cut and Massachusetts, not to be held this year for
fear Of pleuIo.pneumona, and those animals which
would lave been attracted TO them will now go to
swell the LIFTS at Springfield. New-England has al
ways boasted of its Morgan and Vermont Black Hawk
stock, and liberal premiums have been and are now
offered for them. Around this city there are among
the farmers quite number of fine young colts by
Patchen, Jupiter and old Long Island Black Hawk,
which would meet with great favor if shown against
the New England stock at Springfield. The step, gait
and build of the progeny Of all these three famous
stations are remarkable and would doubtless surprise
horse nciers who have been taught torogard the YER
mont horses as the sumtum bonuHt of breeding. Two
years ago, at fair held at the Long Island Course
five colts by one Of the three stations above enumerated
were shown. OF these all have been sold since tla
show at prices ranging from $500 TO $1,000 simply
from their having been seen by good judges that fair
We doubt not but there many others, whose good
qualities are unsuspected by their owners which would
bring almost il not quite much money, if shown in
good condition at Springfield.
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Stone. We have neither space nor time 10 speak Of
their efforts Inspired by such gathering, they could
not fail 10 spe9k effectively. Giee Clubs from Indian
above par all the time. The brass band Of this civ
ebtbu istticilly cbeered This glorious denonss
ton in the little town Of Palmyra il full of promse
IL assures us that the popular heart beats right thai
there settled purpoee among the soyereigns of this
country to place honest Old Abe in the Presidential
char, and bring the Government, back 10 the policy "a
its founders. God speed the day"
AT the Republican Convention for the I'D Asseu.
bly, District Of Onondaga Co.. held at Syracuse Last
Saturday, &. b. Sedgwick and T. T. Davis were an.
pointed delegates to the State Convention, and the fa
lowing resoluticns, among others were adop,ed.
Resord That the administration Of our State ovsro.r.
by ESwn Morgan and %. the Republican State
this District and the denomination Of Gov Morgan q earnssy
Rssoised That the Republican. Of ononaass pre- ana vii,
pleasure and con6dene Alfred Hovsy candidate ir ss
conyer ant it'll Internal Improvement system and h nee
ard who by Of his lifelong zeal and fidelity 20 h
interest deserves the continued confidence Of the tue nd II
the Canals"
There is rumor shoat that Gen. Cas- win 10. re.
turn to Washington, and that Daoiel s. Dickinson win
replace him. 1t is certain that ckinson s there for
something.
of Douglass prospects in Mississippi, somebody
writes the Hon John Forsyth as follows:
The Preciptators' also had a meeting and PIT
flaming announcements that Mesers. Mathews and
Barry Of Columbus would be with them. The day
came, and with it large crowd. The National Dem.
ocrats held their meeting in warehouse. We had a
fine crowd The Brecks" met in the Court.H House,
but crowd the largest and theirs destitute
Of enthusiasm. The Convention at Holly Springs will
give Miss sippi Douglas and Johnson electoral
ticket. We intend to do our duty. We don't intend
TO be sold ont to Disunion nor TO be pulled about BY
the nose by precipatOrs. We don't intend that the
great and glorious old Democratic party shall 90 by de-
iault of supporters, because few politicians have
taken the rights of the people into their custody and
are irving 10 defeat the election of President by the
people Our cause is gaining our numbers increasing
ana our faith strengthening.
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b. s IN their behalf and urge them fervently that they
should soon send the funds which they can collec' ny
first opportuntyj and | am sure thai, wlthou. Wv
ward. This i. the most proper time for doing gooai
and feel confident that the United States citizens WIN
ue n,O'' WILD A. B. Il.
, 1860-12-28

just now the S::a,c fever runs high. Ey-
ery body is on skates, and editors who cannot
leave the sanctu:n to share In The sport, why
"ycn they .crite Oh skdt<a The New York COM
sacrtia1 ddsrrt;ser writes c1ec1lentIy ard learn
'd:y Gu the usaltcy, and our evening cotcnpo-
sary !iSes the article SO we'll, If to alopt if as
its own. We hare, however, only space for
TIC following skate lore:
Although tue Fkate-lcalers display more
than Il hundred different Iattcrns If club
rkatc-l:rcitu1 differences t.einc excluded,
:tlerc arc bat few distinct varieties. The Full
Rocker curves Al the Toe and hecl, and is raid
10 BE- i fuc ska:c fur rack .trnkrs and short
circles. Ot this cl 'ts arc the Boston Rocker
the Sh.u*h9 Rockcr, the P,iladelpAia Rocker,
t;,c Albion, etc. Tho Half Rocs Ct curves only
It the t1c, cn1in. hluhtly at the hstl. The
pailadclphla Club is Il half rocker, with sn iron
plate instead Of 1le wooden clog, I'M c1ercd-
lny!y beautiful and hish-rTictd skate. The
Straight iiadc touches the icc for nearly Ut
auite the lc11s1h nf the foot. The Shoe Skate
s'.7 ladies' has metal CT stid leather boz for
The reception Of the heel and broad trap
.4ci1g for tie toe. This etylc OF skate il not
Generally likrd. Ladies Of some experience
?refcr the ordinary gcnt1cnasn's ssrarpiny.
The -Arr.ic Skate has = roller with key and
f,A.rhrt workia. between the clog aud runner,
10 which the straps l>aasing over the foot are
alta clti.
, 1860-12-28

Judge slossou, Of Now York, in alettc1 to the
Tribune denies that he was in Springfield last
week in company with Mr. Weed. Al the time
named be wns quietly about his business at
home.
- Mr. Colborne, the missing Schenectady
editor and dctaul:ing County Treasurer, has
turned up In Pennsylvania. lie had been L.
boring uu:er n te:apuru.y attae1s Of Insanity.
:nlu,.: ty Lis t-on1,cs, an;' Is now aatc=:c:;.
Mayor Wood was married In New York,
On Saturday last, to Mis- Alics Fenner Mills,
, 1860-12-28

Foo B.L~-We arc to hare, II soon as the
necessary Preparations can he made TO put the
thing in l';,.t c, n largs, hea,y 70; bsll-Une1e
Sans contribution. Tie cou;rlct is already let
's'r tho building in which the machinery. i
:,ma'l calo.ic engine, &C., will he PLACED immc-
stately at1eE it, Completion. We are informed
hy tl,c agen. That everything pertaining TO this
important improvement, is here, and row
waiting the action Of 1nechanlcs.-Grund Nd-
7e4. {i4ich- }:st.cs, Dee. -.
-Frankiin Ball, living near Davenport,
Iowu, complained aGain>t lis wife for adultery,
and had her committed to Jail to await trial,
sad yet no sufficient evidence was induced to
cause the Grand Jury to bring in bill, while
it was clearly Ehown that the man WIS naon-
+ter aad terribly a1llictc! with jealousy. The
woman has now,herscl su ID for divorce and
to hare tho custody Of Ter children, and the
sentiment Of the community is with her.