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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

FEVER AND AGUE
Is caused by the mIasm or exhalatIon evolved from
decay ed and decaying vegetation In moist soils.
When abSor bed ieto the circulation, II becomes an
destroy the health of the whole system We have
long sought, and have at length found an antdote,
AYERS AGUE CURE,
winch neutraizss this malarlous poison In tie
blood, and stimulates the Liver to expel it from the
body. Its action gpon the ten Is invariably sure
ann its cure Of FeveT and Agas, and kindred COM
plants CERTAIN. III taken IN season IL exp els the
keeps those who use the "CUkR" fee from its at
tscEs, keeps the system in health, although ex-
posed to the disease. COnseq entity IL not only
oures bat protects from the great variety of aec-
tons whloh are Induced By this malignant infu
ence, sneh a. Reml, tent ever. Chill Fever, Dumb,
Headaohs. Bilious Fevers, Neurslgia, Rheuma-
t;sm, 6out, Blindness, Toothace, Earaohe, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, PalpitstoLs, Painful Affections of
the Spleen, Hystsrlos, Colo, Para SIS and Pain
fa Afsci iona of the Stomach aud Bowels, ali Of
which, when arising from this cause, will be found
to ASSUME more -ess the Intermittent type. This
"AGUE CURE" removes the cause Of these derange-
mcuts, and cures the disease.
This II accomplshes by stimulating the e1creto-
ries to expal the virus from the system; and these
Office oftheir own accord. Hence s-ises what we
term oeeItBldtd. ion. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often lifs IL not long enough, is
sacrificed IN the attempt, while this "A0Ug CURE"
Of this in all var etes OF cases, has shown it TO
b. sursr as well as safer remedy for the whole
class OF diseases which are caused by the mia ma
tho Infection, than any other which has been dis
covered; and II hiss still another important advan-
tage TO the public which is that it IL cheap a. well
Prepared by DR.. J. o.AYER 4 CO, Lowell
Mas. no lG colin
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IDA grand matrimonial bureau which has
been in successful operation in London has just
exploded through the unfortunate marriage, by
is agency, of young lady OF high family TO a
returned convict Of gentenanly exterior The
lady's morality revO!ted, and she applied for re-
leiss u the Divorce Judge, whose decision is not
known. The abominable bureau, however, was
broken up.
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IL The Hon. Lansing Stout, Congressman
elect from Oregon, Is now about to visit Utica,
N. Y. his native place. A few years ago he was
a stage driv.r. He went to California. studied
law some time, enigrated to Oregon, ran for Con-
gress, stumped 4 district equal in size to New
York: and comes east to take his place among the
iawgivers Of the nation
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III The congregation was dreadfully alarmed
at the Church Of the Redempti on, Philadel phia,
on the I'd inst, during the concludlag prayer by
terrific crash on the vestry stairs, The minister
left of praying, and started for ths door, followed
by bis PaRic-stricken congregation. The high
wind had lOasened board from the roof and
tumbled Il down the vestry stairs.
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hEDFCINES.

= I6ox noerrYAh
Ha' Ds'';ss,.s q; s.., G.r.s.. ss..1,, sd ~s
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCk
LET NO FALSE DBLICzcY PREVENT.
80 APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..s,,a 6 ne Bah, sas,.s.s Asssus.s sfns Usssy,
i.".a y ss.., f.ip..s :fiSs a.srt. r;adis f.asS
s..s :. ann AI..s:n. q .. L.ag., ss:@sss iss.i
ssrribis DsssIdsrs .risinE fsn ssaisary nass
npssss. and destroy ssts Body ssa Mid
.s S.I and i.s,. usss .ss..iiy .y..ps
snsiy grave essssnds Of Ys.nE Man Of he .ssi
.s =. saa s.lisas III.
ysisds sssssy he hriax l,Ss, nay call VIII fall ssss
tsass. -
,l,s.. s.Rl is;:. . .:.!: .::!i: s!IS
dstsrruitfss, ke., speedily cured
.. s si: 81 2: a, ~.
upsa hin ssili a. Physisiaa.
lsf hand sid. g.ns ne. B.rnsss Sweet v dssys isss
=. s:ra.I F.l sst :ss.sr,s name s.s ss.sss Lsssn
go D. JolHsYoH,
nsnssn sfhs Asysi Csisgs sfssrgsees ss.es.. gsseA
md q. r,...r p.r q asss. Ii. sss Bee. e .. Ss
ps.s Of Lsndsn, Fsrs Phla and ssvhsrs, -
fns.a, 9aay IsssIsd vls rias.as .. Ss.s ana can
...sa. s !:
ass viii dsrsn snsnt mind. ssfsd sdiatsy
TAKE rAsrICsLAR notice.
Yslnf Hen and char injured hsnsslvss ~ 9
ssra indsls.d u when .snss hs.i, frsssssdy
.ss f srsy I .A:s ..S nd sss
sender. marriage impss.sls and destroys ts MAD s.i
Thea. ,.d sna nsl.nehsy ssssu prsdsssl
early h.sit. q y.sth Wis E..sn..' sftss sssh snt
P.s. Psp q s .fSa %
y. Dsrsns eth. Dig. sncbsas, ssssr, Denny
.s..u.a u: r..s az. ...a
.fspirit,, E, Fsrb.dinFs A,sr.o .fsseisy S.fs,Iss
Ave Of sssds, rnidi:y, s:,srs ssns 81 The evils pro
NElvoss pEBlkTY.-yhs.s.sdss ,s new Judge What
the esn,s her declining hs.lth ssaE th.r vfr, 30
sfpshss syss esvgh symptoms Of puss
DIsEAsEs or iMPRUDENCr-
=. ~. nSs.d ss seed. Il sia P.in.i d..s. .. :ns.
sappsns tina. lmsd sfshans dread sftesrsy
aia can .a s..a ~: i N % n.. Dc
s sAi Kim s'ss:s :
nenth asr meah, a. lsnS hs smallest fee Be
ever 81. Calling dispPoin.sni; or BY de rs, .. Sst
lsiseG. MsrcsIy hs,isn the esnssnsl symPtsms q th
saln ,,.,ss with nj shSi al d..th
&c sS r.. ~ :.Sss ss &
DE- JoHHsoHTREMEDyT FOR osaAHlc WkAkHsss
Dy this great and rsmsdy vsaknss Of sfGsns
speedily ssrsd and sl vigsr rsstsrsd fhssssn s
neat and dssilieid vAs had Lest all Asps, have
bssp imre sdAisly relieved
All .dm q Marriage. fAysiss entail Dis saB
ksatsns Less Of PrssFsavt Fever, Nssvssa hritabiy
Yrsmslng aud Wsakasss Exhsssss Of he fsarfi
| kiad speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENY OF ZEE PIEB8.
YIE MANY ThOgsAhDs erred al ths institstss vfshn
De last ss,sntssn Jssrs and he nsmsrsss inpsra.t sx
cal epsrasns pssrosd By Dr. Jshnssn, de
reporters Of The PAPsu and ether psrssns,
Which ksvs spYssrsd again and again bsfsrs puzzle
dss bis slandnf Tsntsnsp skansssr aad rsspsss
silitJ sHStsn gskyantss sAistsd. ian Div
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
s. APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend. do you suner! Are You the victim Of any
Of those numerous eilInents which arse nom i'm
purity OF the blood? What are they, do yop ask I
Rsther ask, Whist arc they not! The blood is the
source of lie and health, and IL Is the first element
the systeIn "a tho pulse inalbly sttests The ever
subtle Sorofula, the egonixi1g Rheumatism, Ner-
Woes DsbIity, Dyspepsia, Liver Complain with its
torYor and detection, and tho numbsr.ess Ills thai
hesh Is heir TO, dervs their hideons origin from the
blood, Deal kindly thew end gently with the blood.
Use the vltaixlng resources Of nature for its aid
and suffer Us 20 coIlmend 20 your confidence and
Iyp1AN .yE Masi II c2T pfEcocrroM.
With regard to this almost infsl lible specific
popular sentiment has spoken In decided terms,
tanned By constant ayowals Of curative effects and
the hrpPiest results from its use ere after ell other
remedies and the best med ioal skill have failed :
Let us say, In conclusiop, that certificates
snres are not sought from the Ijterats and super.
hciel, but they are volunteered from the most 70
spectsbie sources snd justify the highest terms In
whioh Il 10 possible to commend 80 valuable 8
specific 20 public approval. We may add also thai
me curative properties Of the medicine are esuallet
only By Its restorative effects, the systam recover
Ing from diseass with renewed constitutional viEoy
For sale b ell respectable pruggists IN THU
oily, and BY the proprietor. MRS. D.. COX,
bottle and her seal on the cork
III Pros 81 per bottle, six bottss for S5.
e. Mhois.sso ASH iSf p Is. Sc
triet, and viii supply tbs trade at my prices.
9r i9-tr .4s
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InrnItu xisIs E g EEnRnnn
AND GAS FiTTERs.
{. w. THOMSON 4 co.

would cali the sttention Of Water tafcr, TO their
tull assortment of Fixtures necessary 70 its intro
dIct 5 On a. fofSys;-EKITCEE NSEs, BATH
bSfhIERs. KtfcaEN siNRs, fiiMfs. Ca ca
iron: Weight Iron, Lead and Gslyenised w A.
Frs. RUBBER HOSE. 80. =
Having superior advantages, with prsctieal
krowle ledge, we are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings, with all the latest imprOveu snts,
promptly. and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy.
200 Penn. avenue,
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S ~ II.

IMfENIAL WINE bIIIEh6,
~ 80 81 Enn; I.oiii anc 70 ne Iese 49,
them either Is sss@.eis. or &C tsssrass, Is tina.
are Ii. ss Tor DOC Ssee
We purchases Of lin tho sole night 10 manufacture
and prsten. ssGl1 Tor sale TO the public. For the
PERSIA, Pile1, Nervous Diseases. Female Com
szi2tz and I'll GASES reg slrlng tonic, they are BE-
their modicinxl g-oserhcs they are . pure, whole
s9mo AID dsIshHsl 3sse:age, IIod1cing al the
without thciI iai r6snlts, Let al friends Of
nuriarity srd al sd ro5stes of temperance assist
Us in substituting thozo valuable Vesetehle Rittorc
for the rtissyEl psi,ss, and adsatsre.sd Lisxoss
with vhlch the country Ia flooded, and thereby ef-
eec.u:;ly ald IN bsnlshiEg Disease and Drunkeness
trom the lend.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD Z CO,
Prsynetors, ~ Milhsl street, New York.
J. SCHWARTE, Aren't.
WRahfaztOn- II. @.
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Z X A NCIS HARPE r.,
l. HAVING OPENED

FAMILY OhOCEhl ANU FEED STOKE,
Corner Of Netr York acsHEe dnd TESLA street.
Respectfully sollolts the patronage Of thosev
may be want OF any article in the above line HIS
endeavors shall be 10 pease, and BY strict atten-
ton TO the wants OF the public, he hopes 10 inertia
share of their patronage.
His took consists Of every article usually 20 be
found in fSst-olsss Family Grocery and Peed
Store. ma I'D
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,uggg;H !, Po DYE p 49I

IMFEhIAL GIN bIIIhhS,
Organs, aud especially for Female Distractions,
never iai 20 cure, and are warranted 10 give salts
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Prop1stors, - William st., New York.
j. SCHWARZE,
js7-lyJ Agent. Washington, ID. q,
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THE EVENING STAR.
AN APPEAL.

See We the poor that wait,
At the fairy oity's gate,
Hungry for bfeaf!
Hear We the waIlIng cry
From thOss who starys and de
When hope has fed ?
Know ye the thousand hearts
That breaks, when life departs
Freig hyed with grief.
Temptations, ErIefs ana loers'
And human anguish tears,
With no relief!
The children who can tell
Where little children dwell
Who have no homes!
Who teaches thym 20 pray
At ave, and dawn OF d3y,
Beneath the dome.
This be our work TO do,
As life we journey through,
Al brulssd reeds
To bind al hearts 10 cheer;
BE 20 the mOurnrr near:
Plant flowers for weeds.
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! A FEW FINE PtANos FOR RENT by APP
Two Pianos Sbr rent ss I'll Fer s,onsk. deS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALrInW2iEsHH fHN NsRT oEl ss9 kAAdbkkeoAD' :

WA6hINoION bhAnCh.
81
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November assh. lses, the
trains will run 40 foliows: lf-'.lt-
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train 81 go o. m.
Second Tram at 40 O. m.
Third train at S.10 p. M, Express.
Fourth train at m
LEAVE BALTIMORB:
First train at Ais q. M, Express. .-
Second train at IS o. m.
Third at $40 p. m. s
Fourth at 40 p. M, Express.
The first, second and third trains from Wa6h-
ington connect through to Philadelphia and New
The second and third CONNECT at washinstop
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, At Annapolis junction, for An :
papolis. For Norfolk take the 20 q. m. traib,
FOR the accommodation Of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, Q passenger car
Will be attached to the tonnsge train which leaves
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Philsdel-
no SD TT PARSONS, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- a REEN's a
EXTENSIVE -
Furniture Emporium, "

hi q E4TENSIFE
Es Furniture Emporium. M
NV friends and the public in general are respect.
fully Informed that the subscriher has comp eted
kla stock OF MAHOGANY and WAtNUTFUR.
SiTTRE aud HOUSEtURNIsHiNG GOODS
Of every description, which he vii sell at the very
lsvs,t S N Tssossp nv eenS w.lnn, Pa,
lor and Chamber Furniture,
Fine Painted Cottage Chamber Sets,
Oar sets, Rings, Blank ets, Comforts,
Festher Beds, HAIR And Shuck Mattresses,
China, Glass and Crooksry Ware,
Bpokets, Pubs, Washboards, Differs, and evexy
other desorI ption of Wood and Hardware,
At No. SAC, corner OF Seventh and ID streets, af
the Big Sign. The publ 10 respectfully invited
to oan and examine for themselves.
: = A. GREEN,
no 2D-eo4v Auot. and Commission Merchant.
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WATcHREEEA.IERISlNSG, A sE6s WARE

w MANUFACTOR6.
have one Of the best estab lishments, and hir-
nished with complete set OF tools for repair ~
ing every description Of fine Watches, aud f3e1
particular attention give 10 the same, by 49,
thoroag competent woT kman AND q. work guaran-
tied. Afro, every descnp ION OF standard SILVER
WARE, PLAIN and ornamental, msnufactu -ed under
my own supervision. which my customers will ind
far supe rior in quality and finish 10 northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented their
own manufacture. n. q. HOOD,
se6 KS Pa. avenue. near 9Th 81.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI
CINAL USE.

CTNAL USE.
Prizes 80 per gallon or 50 cents per hostile.
The vast homo and foreign domand we have for
this article sufficiently attasts purity and excel
lenos. Moreover It may be mentioned in this con-
nsxen that many invaiids of delicate ORGANIZATION,
unable to use whisky of other brands, have found
the above most efoaclous and ha ppy in It's Effects
=, A liberal discount on the above prices made to
the trade. EDWARD HALL.
Dealer in fne Wines and kdsuors,
Family Groceries, &C., opp. Center Market,
oc T-eo20t between 18th and 9Th streets.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEkEEPERs.

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEkEEPERa
R.pURKEE & co.'s
O1Is1CT SPIC10.
Guarsnteec not only
j. ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from hesh Spices, selected and c,oaned
b. us exprsssly for the purposs without reference
g cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfol,
and are fnIl weight, while the ordinary Eroond
Spices are almost invariably short. We verraus
BEYOND AL COEfARIS0N,
a. 9 single trial viii sbun6snty prove.
.r.an.wt k;s RUREEE Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCELLANEU
l. lFh' fikh' AND MARINE .,,. .,,
HEATH & KNOWLES,
ms TRANCE AG ENTS.
OFFICE. RooN 10. OvER BANK OF wAsMEsreN.
CONNECTICUT ND FEUEb,
ACCUMULATION 81 SOC, geo
ms uRAScz coMsf lss or THE STATE OF
RICHMOND. CASH CAPIrAL---.S3oo,0o0
NEPTUNE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND suRPLvs 100000
6ooDHUE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK. CASH 400 900
I'm the latter, ali the advantages of mutual are
aimed without mourning the liability.
reasonable com paales, and pol sy holders allowed
10 partici pate in tie profits. de
singers Sewing Machines.
3ss PENN. AVENUE,
NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING.
We invite the pubic attention to our new $50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This M achine
Is unsurpassed In the household. IL runs smooth
aud svift ssrs, hens. JslIs and gathers, viii sew
thing between the two extremes, IN beautiful and
substantial manner. Machines in mahog any, wal
nut aud rosewood cases from SEQ TO Sl0o. Our
.sSss. ~tscas 1Sl st
Thread. Needles, Bobbns, OH, xo., always on
hand az New York prices.
.I9Is for S SEX # A. SIPS Ca Ga
no n Sun - -. = Agent.
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nsnssEs sftls NeysI Csisls sslesa
and part vhsss life has been he hss
Psls Of Lsndsn fsfs fha dslPhia and elsewhere Ass q
knsvn rsEsisd vita rasinf in the head and sar
vhsn asleep great nsrysasns being alarmed AZ ssdes
inss With Of mind. cured nn sdatsv,
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OLD RICH, MELLOW AND Pure
. U RNSI DE'S
MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKFY.

ID BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet, in Goshen NAH
ages. Also, Ohio Butter, at Ie6 snd l28 ceuts.
-.st ELIICOTT & HEWES.
w & SO Exchange plana. kaltimorA
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-30
Hon. william RfgIer.

The Douglas organs of this State, seem to take
especial pleasure in maligning Senator Bigler
since the Charleston Convention. He faithfully
redeemed the trust confded to him by the people
of Pennsylvania at Charleston, an d at Baltimore
will no doubt, be equally bold faithful and fear
less in the discharge of his duties As his poll
teal record is spotless, he well afford to treat
the assaults of his maligners with contempt
Demagogues and personal enemies may maIign
him, but the people know his worth and will
sustain him. He is as much the superior of such
brawling foul mouthed demagogues as Lewis
Cassiday and Bill Montgomery. as jefferson was
the superior of Aaron Burr.
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NO 4b- broadway, Ne
Sold by e. ]. MILLS, Ebensburg.

GIpDTNEss, HEADACHE, &c.-These pains and
disagreeable feelings are generally sym mptCms Of
some other complaint; such as dyspepsia. apo
plexy, and various Others, all of which are caused
by corrups noxious matter, clogging the various
circulatiOns; hence a stream or rush Of blood TO
the head, and by the excitement great pressure
on the brain. ddiness. headache loss of mem
ory, dimneSs Of sight, and various other COM
plants the result. Thus it Will be seen that
all the above painful and distressing maladies owe
their origin to the blood. DR.. Morse's Indian
Root Pills are acknowledged to be the only me
dicine that Will thoroughly purify the blood.
They enter the blood, and follow the stream Of
life on Its journey through the system. They
root out all foulness and impurity. and drive out
every unhealthy obstruction They should be
taken every night in sufficient quantities TO ope-
rate briskly, by commencing with two pills on
going TO bed, three the next night, four the next
if the symptoms not removed, commence
again with two pills and go up again as before.
Continue in like manner until the blood Is thor
oughly purified, and all pain and distress is en-
tirely removed
DTSee advertisement of DR.. Morse in another
column. Sold by Thomas Devine.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

THE following PETITIONS have been RiG
in the Office OF the Clerk Of Quarter Sessions O
Cambria County and viii be presented IN u
action of the Court on Monday the 4th d! q
June next, viz:
TaceTH LiosTSe.-Petitions Of James D0TnEE,
Jr-; Joseph Geise; Lenhsrt Kest; Peter SiTe-
Jared Williams; John Coyle- Henry Short; Ja-t
Fend; Francis Seitz; James NJ. Rifel; Jlsa-11
Cole; Rebecca Llewellen; Patrick Green; J-l
Headrick. Sr.; Baltzer Kohler; John Eichenssl-
Charles Zimmerman; Adam Kurtz; Patrick Pos
er; Francis GaiEsoth; Lawrence Schroth: Ps.1s
Grimes; Henry Foster; Philip HartzoE; Y.
Smith; George Conrad; John Brady: Micbasl d
Platt; Daniel M'Dcnald; Owen M'Caffrev: u
Bradley; James ". Cnndon; Flonain B---z
James D. Hamilton; George Randolph; E-a-,s
J. Grossberger; George N Holman; John j
Blair; Isaac Crawford; William Ryan, Jr-: jl-a
Mack; Peter Short; John B. Myers: Samusl u
lon; AloysiIIs Martz; William DuTbin. Giia1
Marlett; John Thompson Jr.; William n. Ni.l
olson; John Bending; Wm- s. Campbell; Jl-i
A. M'henzie; George EichensccEer; Dalial Cr.Ls
Jerome Plott.
For Quart Lioensc.-D. W. Goughnour; .
Purcell; Jacob Leib; John Hamilton
JOSEPH MDONALD, Clerk Q :
Clerks Office Nav 16 lS60.-S5-St
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With regard to our last proposition. it is


only necessary for us to refer to the facts anG
figures We have already cfsed. They show
that not single Southern State voted for his
nomination, and that he received only 10 out
of 120 votes from that section of the Union.
All the States that voted unanimously in his
favor In the Convention, were-A bolition
States in 1856, with the exception of Indiana
& Illinois. The delegation from Indiana ,rus
not unanimously in his favor
We have no comments to make. Demo-
Gratis of Cambria, having perused the array of
facts. VIC have placed before you, we ask you
is Stephen A Douglas entitled to be the stan
dard bearer of the party in the coming cam
paign? That is question for you to an
swer. Gentlemen. as Magellan recently re-
marked in closing az address to Jury, we
leave the case with all its solemn responsible
tiles with YOU
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-30
F We call the attention of our readers

F We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of 2. S. Harline isCo =,
which will be found in our advertising col
umns, to day. The inducements offered, and
the gifts to be distributed among purchasers
of the engraving Of Columbus and his Crew, -
are of rare occurrence And the low price
of the engraving puts it in the reach of every
person One dollar and fifteen cents will get
tie engraving, and also handsome gift worth
from so cents to S25.
We have received the above engraving,
aud also one OF the Resurrection of Lazur-
u.s." and we pronounce them both excellent,
and worth double the price sold for. Per-
sons wishing to examine the above engra-
wings can do so by calling at our office where
they both can be seen, and we will order cop
les of each for all who wish to purchase
Come and see the engravings.
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n0. The following resolution was adopted
at meeting of the Democracy of Boon and
Kinton Counties Kentucky, on the 18th inst
1t contains the right kind of talk.
ResolUe d, That healthy State pride. as
well as just appreciation of their talents,
and fitness for their position, leads us to pre-
fer for the Presidency, one or the other of
those two noble sons Of our own State, Hon
James Guthrie, or john G. Breckenridge;
nevertheless, should our friends in Conven-
tion consider that the interests of the party
and the country would be the better subser-
we'd by the nomination of some other, we will
cordially support Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson,
Joseph Lane, Caleb Cushing. r. NJ. I Hun.
ter, or any other sound national Democrat
whom they may select
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-30
Facts and Figures.

Senator Douglas on the last ballot in the
Charleston Convention, had 1 J of majority
of all the votes, and his ultra friends contend
that therefore he should have been declared
duly nominated. Now, we propose proving
first, that this vote did not express the will of
the majority, but was procured by the rule
which compelled certain delegations, partic-
ularly that from New York, to vote as unit,
without an regard to the will of the minori-
ty of those delegations. Secondly, that hear
IL all the votes in favor of Douglas were
from States which voted for Fremont in 1856.
Thirdly, that nearly all the States which were
democratic in 1856. opposed his nomination
in word that his nomination was urged by
abolition, and opposed by democratic States.
Fcurtily, that the vote he received in the Con
vention does not show that a majority
of the voters of the Democratic party
are in favor of his nomination, and filthy
that If he had been declared nominated at
Charleston under the circumstances, he would
have been emphatically Sectional candidate.
In order to sustain our first position, 1t is only
necessary. to publish the following statement.
Il shows the actual vote of the Northern
States in tn e caucusses held by the delegates
of those States. previous to the ballotings
in the Convention. The states marked
thus , were compelled by the rule adopted
by the Convention, to vote as units. Gen.
B. F. Butler of Massachusetts,, delegate to
the Convention, in a speech delivered at
Lowell nearly two weeks ago, boldly decla-
red that the following statement is correct.
The friends of Douglas have never dared to
assert that it is not so. 1t can be relied on.