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Moore's, Lambertualle House,

Moore's, Lambertealle House,
sive stock of JEWELRY, &C., before them, and
for their benefit. Among his assortment of fittings
may be found GOLD and SILVER WATCHE16
warranted excellent time keepers, GOLD
CHAINS of every size and description, SPLEEN
did articles, Cameo and all other styles of
BREAST PINS, and all other kinds of PINS,
Gold ana Silver PENCILS, SILVER SPOONS,
and in fact, every description of JEWELRY,
and SILVER ar 1 PLATED WARE.
He is also prepared to furnish GUNS, Pts
tolls, and all other descriptions ofSHOOTING
APPARATUS of the best brands at the short
est-notice. Give him call, at M00RE'S HO-
TEL, in Bridge st and you will find Welcome
Hefsready for a trade Hketeioe.
nov.9 80. If
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GHEPHERD & UDY; Merchants and
~ dealers in all kinds of Produce, Sergeants-
VILE Everything in the mercantile line is here
to be found. Produce taken in exchange for
goods,
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HUNT & HOFF, dealer in Dry Goods,
II Groceries, Prov isions, &C., &C., Mount
Pleasant. Everything appertaining to the
country trade, will here be found in great album
dance. Goods exchanged for produce.
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Still i'm the Coal Field,

A ND happy to return thanks to my numerot
IA customers for their past and very liberia
patronage, and by as strict adherence to low
prices hope for a continuance of the same. Hav-
ing renewed my contracts, as usual, for all the
best grades ofcoal now stand ready to deliver
to customers along the line of rail road or canal
BY car or boat load orfrom my retail yard, al.
the varioms kinds viz : COUNCIL RIDGE
HAZLETON SPRING MOUNTAIN,
SUGAR LOAF, amt MA UGH CHUNK
GOALS, all of which, the public may rest as
sured may be had, without regard to CO1TBE
NATION of.COMPETITION for the Low
EST PRICES. Not forgetting a word to the
Backsmiths. and all others whom it may con
Germ, We would call especial attention to our
Stock of IRON and STEEL, BAND and HOOP,
comprising all the different sizes Of Iron, selected
with care and economy. with an eye to sell it at
reduced prices. Along with other GOALS, we
have just received q cargo of SOFT COAL,
| OF the hest quality, for Hlaeksmith's use, all
OF which is under cover. AS usual DEATS'
Celebrated Cook Stoves, Plows, and Pow Cast
! ings, has a general assortment of Stoves, Pipe,
Ec He hopes to merit a share of public pat
ronage
NELSON LARGE,
Corner Of Union aud COryeH SIS,
LAMBERTvILLE,
JrIy q, 80. IT,
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1000 Tons of HAY Wanted.

YHE subscriber will pay the highest Cash
Il price for good Timothy Hay, delivered at
Lambertyille BE. MATTIF
N. K Young. Agt at Ringoes, and E. Van.
uxem at Lambertville. aug29lm*
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MRS. BELLS, Flemington. Fancy
WI Goods of all descriptions; Millinery Goods;
and a general variety of all goods kept in a well
regulated Millinery Establishment. XII
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The work is written in plain language, free
from medical terms, to be easily under
derstood, while its simple recipes may soon save
you many times the cost Of the book. 1t Is
printed in clear and open type; is illustrated
with appropriate engrayings, and will be for
warded to your address. neatly bound and post
nr-o rnnid o,, racair,t 4afe
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BAKERIES.

r WILLTAMsON's Bakery, Main-st.,
~ opposite BelIemont House Lambertville.
bread, cakes, crackers confectionery, &C., on
hand. Weddings and eveiing parties supplied
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MERCHANTS.

CARVER s. WILLIAMS, Dealers in
~ Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc, Bridge ST.,
above the Depot, Lambertville. Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods. h
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M RS. C. MCLARY. Frenchtown. Mil
WI liner and Dressmaker. All work from her
establishment warranted to give satisfaction.
A share of patronage is requested. XII.
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Word TO 'HOrSeMen.
Aa

49,
DEARS0N BARRIERS INTERROGATION, is
i decidedly the best preparation in use for the
cure OF bruises, sprains cuts gals old or fresh
wounds, scratches, sweeney, splint, pole evil,
&c. No stable should be without bottle of it.
Price 25 and 50 Cts. per Bottle.
As Cattle Linment it is unequaled Prepared
only by W. r.. BURTON, No. $50 North 18th
st., Philadelphia, and sold by
s. II. Titus Lambertyille,
A. Livezey, New Hope
Huffman b Kline, Clinton.
Jos. ii. Higgins FlemingtoR,
L. R. Vreedenburg, Someryille,
and where medicines are kept for sale generally
April Is, 1860, 3m.
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a YES, this way, Boys, for the chean HATS
~. CARVER 4 WILLIAMS.
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MILLINERY.

M ISIS M. WETHERIL, Dealer in
lNk Fancy Articles and Millinery and Mantu-
making goods. Union st., Lambertville A full
assortment always on hand HI
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naSILr-h NUTICE.
ssszf=sssa ss.ass FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
FAIR HAVEN ANn PLnM

crI,,yc,, ~, ,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ga iseS r. OF and after EDN EsDAY May
I3l, iooO tiie Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
Batmore for the Patuxent river every WEDNESDAY an
SALuRLAY MORNINGS at o'clock, proceeding as far up
as yons creek on Wednesdays Returning, wifi leave
m creek on Thursday morning o'clock for Bait mole
leIe Baltimore on Saturday morning at O'clock for
hahulhg Returning, Will leave Hills Landing on
mon1ay morning at 5ocock for Baltimore calling a. the
Hsu nGIngs on the liver, also at Plum Point and Fair
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
r - NJ i. WEEMS, Master
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a2a1 2 SsHaANs4 WESF AND ,gGET{
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE l2th, 1860 the trains iiI van ~
Il loTs:
Leave Camden Station, BaltimOFeNai excsg: sundays
at $50 A NJ Express daily Z. 40 =. NJ, Accamroda
ton at 30 P NJ through Tor lii PA RS ~ T!tE VEST
SOUTHWEST.
FOR VA ! P4SSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. ~ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling ana hetEeeE Grafon
and Parkersbnrg, take the $50 train from Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 1T 1 Is + :.
and from Frederick at T20 A II.
THE ELIICOTf'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Balijrnyp ats Q
A. NJ and s. 20 P NJ, and Ecotts Mills at 20 4 NJ ana
6.4OP.M - " " ''' az"
FOR IVA SfTIHGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at % and $50 A. H. and an 2C,P
NJ On Sundays at 425 a. H. only Leaves Washington or
Baltimore $40 and 10 A. NJ and 3 20 and go p N in
Sundays at $40 p NJ only The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop way points Tie second an.
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third f1
Washington CONNECT with trains AnIapulis Road
For tickets of every kind information. &C. apply TO j.
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ties Office, Camden station
". p SMITH,
Master OF transportation
Il. b. COLE General Ticket Agent jelE
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HARDWARE AND TOOLS
Il REUTER- d SONS,
NO. Sc WEST BALTIMo STREET.
BETWEEN FREDERICK GAY STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit the Of Cabinet makers
Machnists and Others their and well elected
of HARDWAkk, TOOLS &c adapted to every branch of
mechanical trades comprising large assortment
Bolts Patent Wrenches OF all kinds Gas Filters Ply
WreGches and Tongs, AL of which offered the
owest cash prices and the most favorable terms my2
IA HISS & COLE,
- No IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET
|. MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS II
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE.
FISHER L NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANVILs and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES.
FIEIpS, SANDWICH q CO.'S CUT TACKS, SHoENAILS,
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETs, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
RUSSELL / ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANYos
FIrGH MaNTFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
AMERicAN HogsE-NAlL coMPANY's HORSE AND
CIINCH NAILS.
Q; AMES 3 SONS sHQyEIS and SPADES, &c, &c
WIN. WILCOX Il &C. = PLATE and PADLOCKS.
DARLlNGS 4 WALnRoN'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
sCYTaE SNEATHs, sCYTHE STONES, &c, &C.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large and full
assortment.
All of which offer al lowest Factory Prices my2tf
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Commission, Nltrfbants.

John F. LAWSON l. CO.,
LUMBER. srAvE,
eEN rs Il ggSShk4HAT ESfXw gEEeHF
jas-u Opposite B. & o KR DePR4t 81 ,,vo,, ".
II G.DE GARMENDIA.
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nstr i'ooAAEhos STREET ,,.;u
H P. EVANS,
Ii. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FLOUR GRAIN fAS 81 {E RGEns AND
NO. Ne" Corn Exchange Building R Rsi,1mdrs Ia
u References in Baltimore '''A''e' mo-
e Mtic.m Co, Carson Zimmerman Co,
iaSs ~ JONES' John w. zimmerman.
as0 No 50 Souri, GAY STREET
rAPRON & CO..
" SHIPPING Af TE aRFNEsA# COMMISSION
fi 2s sas al
M ~ ler.-aND nIH
'IP1rS SnTfo n. poo,, M dc. vIoKRRY
- WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION NEE CHANTS,
Nos 4s and As LIGHT STREEr,
Liberal advances made on constituents sat fessf
KNOX Il Co.
N SKIPPING AND coaMIssloN MERCHANTS,
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
ne h .2d ON ~
ap2Otf ''"' pun Vi Europe anu 'he vest lndes'
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ref9 o4 F5Gk gSq t. the spP
Refers Messrs john s Williams nis Bro Baltimore
JS oInal H f Ptos 4 Co g. Brandywine, Del
m2stf
HENRY RIEMAN / SONS, '''AfA AiA'AS
IL PROVISION
s-u 4 H6@ RzzF H SfREST,
TOHN s. WILLIAMS & BRO,
q c0kA1sg s. eSd hFReH sfKEkr
Lezzu baltimore.
ELLICOTT 8, HEWES,
IA PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
7fGE'fE is'v4tf1 RS'd T. re r ss's
No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
STiOKNaY CO.,
| EA1LS, COAL AND IRON,
| DOULTNEY Il MOALE,
Z COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r,,r,, A LoHBARD sTssr,
hsssr w. GIEsA soss S onsn ss'r ja
T HOOPER l. CO.,
-. SHIPPING AMI COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ial7-tf Baltimore
HENRY W. DRARELEY. AARON FESToN
|, hRAKELEY & FENTOE,
EF COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE,
t. 1851 BALTIMORE STREET,
CORNER OF PACA,
q ja2tf BALTIMORE.
HISS & OLE,
t II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
v HARDWARE,
Nos. q and 20 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
5 fe22 Baltimore.
p MACDONALD. pUGDALE
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EEUILLAN & DANDELET,
l. (SUCoEssoRs p GUKRAND,)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sCOURERs

E>EUILLAN & DANDELET,
Il t5UCoEssoRs P. GUIRLND)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND SCOURERs.
No l24 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden and Silk Goods To
any color also Silk Vevets dyed perfection: Canton
Grape Shawls dyed Scarlet Cherry, and Crimson I'M
eQualled. 49,
Importers of Steam process surprising ANYTHING
yet offered to the public for CleanngALL MADE
kind of Ladies' Genemen and Chdren's dresses made Of
Silk Velyetor WOOL Plain Embroidered without taking
to pieces leayng on all the Velvet and silk Trimmings,
Cancels Hair and White Grape Shawls, Fine Laces Silk
and Lace Curtains. done up equal to NEW.
Spots OF Grease Oil, Cream Lemonade Punch Cham
taken out without fading without Cleaning
the whoe. mv12 H
ID EDWARDS, JR. h CO.,
H. "a South CHARLES STREET, Baltimore
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS:
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, BosToN.
SUFFoLK GLASS WoRKs, BosToN,
JAS. b. LYON Co., PITTsBURG, Pa
BRYCE, RICHARDS Co., PITTsBURG Pa
ADAMS, MACKLIN Il Co., PIfTsBURe, Pa
PH0NIx, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PIrrsBURs
PHILLIPS BEST, PIrTsBuRe, Pa
D. w. JARVIS q Co., CAPE Con GLASS WoRKs SANDWICH,
full supply ofsamples every description Of Glassware
from each Company now hand. Orders will be taken
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time
and at the lowest prices the trade ouy
samples from the best Of French Plate
Glass Roughed and Hammered Plate all sizes and thick
nesses Ornamental Window Glass, Obscured and Etctsd
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Red Lead and Ltharge from the New England Works
Also, full supply OF American and German Demjohn.
and Wine Bottles constantly on hand, ja3ltf
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SUABER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE O Z HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train daily rkcrpt Sundays at $50 4. ST.
and the Expire Train daily at $50 P N, for Emira Buff
2o, Niagara Falls, Kingston Scranton, BnEhampen Sy-
racuse Oswego, Toronto, Quebec and Montreal all parts
OF Western New York and Canada Also, for Pttsburg Chi
eago CleTeand Cincinnati, ST. Louis and all parts the
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either Of these trains to Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the as by any
other route
For New York City by the BOA NJ Train, with only one
change Of cars and low tate by any other route:
At $50 4 n. for Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading, Pa Potsville, Bethlehem Allentown
Md. -
At 83l j 81. and and 2 NJ. for Green Springs Oy.
ms Mills, Reisterstown and Westminster, Nd
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily (eycept Sun
day) at 90 z. H., for the West and Northwest.
The Cockeysvie Accommodation Train at 80 A. NJ from
Booa, and $50 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives at $40 A N and 20 T. 81.
Travellers from Washington and the South by the
A. and 800 P NJ, make connections with the trains
this road.
For TICKETS end apply at the Ticket Office
calvert Station n T. rof Cali and Franklin streets
Baltimore
,or,,,m ,,o,,,,. JAS. Z. CLARKE, Superintendent
!. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
June 26, 1850. ia;G.tf
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r-.u - 4 liz 81 EAhER PLANTER
!yaYe Baltimore for the Patuxent river eve,y TIES
aorhnG NJ O'CLOCK, as far up HIPS Landing
st9rmng viii leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ior heaedct VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
az clock Tor Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and
h ar Haven going and returning. e N"i'''
Freight received on Saturdays ard MONDAYS
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(0ficial.)
AOntauk Point Lighthouse, Long Island,N Y.
The repairs on the Montauk Point Lighthouse will ba
completed the first order Fresnel lens restored its
place and reghted at sunset the 10th of October.
1860.
The inerva between the flashes will be the same as
fore 1.-TWO minues but about p per cent light will
visible than formerly.
new keepers dwelling, which will be painted brown,
has been built on the hill adjoining the tower.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
r. SEMMES,
En- innn etarrr
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@inss, Yiqnurs, &s.

THOMAS SHIELD p J. ROCHE
1 SHIELDS Il ROCHE,
seH&&1&& IMPORTERS
WINES
AND
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NE1o. W. EEAS, Ma
rHA FOR THE EASTERN

EEfSsasaizaa'Vhz AND WESTERN SHCRE
INC new, swirl and commodious Steamer KENT CAPTAIN
Sonn II hrEan leaves her wharf Light street. foot Of
CaIhasns, i2r GttQPIANk RIE Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
aad SATURDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, touching t
Gofas Point, Castle Haven Sherman's Pier
h9gaietfs Wharf, Cabin Greek, Medords Wharf Provi
P D pbSsIn' va Dover Bridgc0 Kngstown Gilpin's
nent9n EE cry THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNTSG"
Al oocock, TOUCHING at the above named Landings
rT Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
iuhoBA1 and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
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The schr South Wind, MITCHELL of Baltimore sunk at
the wharf the Manchester side James river oppo.
site Richmond the night of the Sd inst She was be.
ing loaded with Sombrero Guano from brig at Rockets
1t supposed that the vessel got rock and biged
As far as can be ascerained she is badly damaged
can probably be raised when her cargo is discharged
The South Wind is owned by William Applegarth, Esq,
Of this city
Ship Geo Peabody Pousland from Callao for Hampton
Roads, before reported put in Valparaiso June 2lst in
distress, would be ready to sail July 9Th The leak was
discovered near the foremost in the cardboard seam
heen hr diver
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sage to Fair haven 50 cents. Meals extra.

WIN -, LIE oIhAMtR GkURGE WEEMS
III eaVe Baltimore Tor the Patuxent river every FRIDAY
morning at clock, far up Hills Landing RenIn
ing Will leave Hits Landing every Monday rnornino fnr
eensaGt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
Haven going and returning. ' ca" all
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
THEO. WEENS, Master
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Notice is hereby given that the Bell Boat Alden's Rock
having been overhaued cleaned and newly painted has
been returned to her station at the rock marking the
danger and the entrance into Portland harbo by Cape
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"a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, DO.
EazfsH J. B. CHARRON Il Co, AGENTS
AS22z& FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have Just received and offer for sale very superior
BkANDlES, vintage of 1911 Chanon Pere ct fls Brand
Emile Belmont Co., cognac Brandies various vntages
oraeaux Ciaret Winesf from low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium to very best grades produced
france, superior w hlte Wines Champagne Wine
qualities. " " * ' pm
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid ~ ~
Also on CONSIGNMENT 10 bbs very old and prime Monon-
gahea Rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
bourDon Mhiskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
ana rye Whskeys to which invite attention of those
in want Of pure liquors Ofice--CORNER of LOMBARD
f.h .,.rt .
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CAMPAIGN EXPREss.

twill be seen by reference to anothe
notice 10 this paper, that we are now Is
suing the Weekly Express as campaign
paper. for the small SUN Of SO cts. during
the campaign. This will enable every one
10 take il, and we would be glad that ouI
friends would make an effort aud send VI
clubs from every section. The good cause
can be much advanced in this way. Th'
readers Of the Campaign Express will b
kept fully posted in all the news OF tn
day, and In matters Of public interest
Send us In n host OF names. friends
Fifty Cents amt much money.
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Trufh Telling.


The editor Of the Journal commenced
his attacks upon Ne. Lincoln by saying.
fret, be voted against tho Mexican war;
and secondly. that he voted against sup
plios for carrying on that war. Both Of
those charges We proved to be false, aud
falsehood was branded on the scared front
H.. Of the conductor Of that paper.
That same editor, shown TO have mis-
represented Mr.. Liueoln in two important
particulars, now brings another charge
against him. which is. that Mr.. Lincola
"was so cruel and hard hearted when
- Congress as TO vote against law which
gave as bounty 10 the soldiers who sery.
cd their country in the Mexican war, 100
sores Of land each
He who has lied twice on Mr. Lincoln
- unworthy Of belief when he makes a
third charge. The old Roman maxim.
False in one ihing, false in all, i" applies
"a all it, force to the upscupulous editor Of
he Journal. Until hecan give some reason
Tor the falsehood he has already told on
The Republican nominee. no one will be-
lieye any allegation he makes against him
Every street rumor he hears-overy dem
agogue who makes false charges on the
corners. and every boy who re'ails false re
ports against Mr. Lincoln, the editor oil
the Journal seizes hold Of, and puts The
ramors. reports and charges in his paper
and gives them 10 the world. as truth.
The next charge We expect to find 10 The
Journal against Mr. Lincoln. - that he has
recently escaped from the Illinois Peniten'
.isry aud still owes the State service in
that way. II any oOe will tell this to Col
Cookery be will be sure TO put Il IN biz
paper. aud swear on his Democratic
heart. :" that It is gospel truth.
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~ The T. II. Journal has in its columns
the following paragraph which has been
dying around on newspsperdom for some
weeks. It 10 said 10 be part Of letter
from Mr.. Fillmore:
Il regard the use Of my name by the
Republican press az fraudulent and mis-
chispsHs. and shall vote for Bell aud Ever.
-, whether any one else In the State does
90 or moi.
OF contse, 40 msn with ~ much brains
=. would make breakfast fora rat. believes
TX President Fillmore ever wrote 30 boy.
i.h add foolish sentence. None but the
by . papers throoghout the country copy
il, add none but very small potaioe editors
believe 1.-THE editor Of the JonrDsl. we
have no doubt, think. ~ irne,
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AT a meeting Of The Republicans, held
In Middletown. Friday, June 3, 1860, for
the purpose Of forming Lincoln Club. or
motion. John Kelly was called 10 the
the Chair. and Ira G. Tietenor was APP
pointed Secretary.
The following was adopted as the anti.
cles Of association
The undersigned unite themselves un.
der the name Of the Lincoln Clab Of Prairie
Greek Township, for the purpose Of ad
vancing the interests Of the Republican
party aud promoting the election OF Abra.
ham Lincoln aud Hannibal Hnmlin 10 the
offices Of President and Vice President Of
the United States; aud declare the Chicago
Platform a. our principles.
The officers Of this Club shall consist
OF President. Two Vice Presidents. secre.
tary aud Treasurer
The foregoing officers shall constitute az
Executive COMMITTEE. aud shall discharge
oil The duties usually deyolving upan such
officers. and they shall bc elected In such
manner as the club shall determine, aud
hold their offices ior lhe term Of two
months
The regular meetings OF the Club shall
be held on Saturdays before the first and
third Saturdays in csch month.
Theclub was organized by the election
of John Kelly as President. DR.. q. Hall
aud IS. e.. Trueblood a. Vice Presidents
} q Tiehenor, Secretary, and s. IS 0apen
Treasurer.
| The articles Of association were ther
signed by all the Republicans present.
/ On motion the club then adjourned "iil
tho next meotinV"
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ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY 8. LANE. Of Montgomery.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, Of Wayne.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph.
ron TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, Of Clarke.
ron AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, Of Vigo.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES @. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
ron nxroRrER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
ron CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES. of Lagrange.
ron SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, Of Putnam.