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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

DE-. HAAS, having leased the rooms fornIerlyoc-
cupied by DR.. kiyett, in Dr. Brays building, oppo-
site the Post Office, for series of years. would
spectfuy solicit the citizens of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, % visit his rooms
and the specimens exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist not.
Since the issuing of his last circular and adver-
tisemeDt, year since, several improvement
and new inventions have been made, of which he
has availed himself, and allows nothing that will
subeerve the interests Of his patients, to pass I'M
secured. His facilities better and establish
Ineat larger, without doubt, thar any other in our
State and equal to any il Eastern cities. All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
The following are the styles of work manufactur-
ed by him:-Continuous Gum; Block Carved
Work; Yulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Cheoplas-
tic; Gold aud Silver work.
Eething excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. 1t is without a seam
erevice. Checks that are sunken can be restored
10 nearly their original contour by this style OF
work, and also by tho use of the Vulcanite, Coral
ite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
uess and adaptation TO difficult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever seen.
He has several ansesthetics for alternating pain
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less. The mott delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those Invaluable organs.
Irregularity OF ehildren's teeth corrected sue.
cessfully.
Those having decayed teeth, should either have
the-N extracted filed at (the latter If pos
Bible, The health of the parties and the remain
ing teeth demand this.
Ras- / take pleasure in introducing DR.. Haas,
my SUCCESSOR TO the old rooms 10 Br'ys building,
hoping he will hnd them both pleasant and profit.
able From my intercourse with the Doctor,
am pleased TO find him of the progressing;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can, with safety, recon-
mend him to the community a skillful and conf
petent dentist. (msy2s) J. kIVETT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

EHzKBR.z.E-AS' SCszZES.-we have 0
~ hand a supply Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12
80 y En1

3OIIH III CuIIHR uI5ease.
Sold BY all medicine dealers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

(Fror' Mr. Liacobfs Cincinnati Speech, Sept, 1850.
say that are must not interfere NTH The
institution Of slavery ia the States where it
exists because the Constitution forbids
it and the general welfare does not re-
quire US to do so. I'VE must not sotthoId
dH efficient Fugitive Slave IdtO, because the
Constitution requires us as | understand it
not to withhold such law. But zoe must
prevent the ontspreading of the institution be-
cause neither the Constitution nor general
weLfars requires US 10 eatend ,it. We MUST
PREvENTTHE REVIVAL OF THE AFRICAN sLAvs
TRADE, AND THE ENACTING BY CON
GRESS OF A TERRITORIAL SLAVE
CODE. WE MUST PREVENT EACH OF
THESE THINGS BEING DONE BY ETH
Err CONGRESSES OR COURTS. THE
PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED STATES
ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF
BOTH CONGRESSES AND COURTS, NOT
TO OVERTHROW THE CONSTITUTION
BUT TO OVERTHROW THE MEN WHO
PERVERT THE CONSTITUTION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

HEALTR US RRLTEyMORR OKHS-
SKA tiers. Cook & Langley are now receiving
daily Maltby's Celebrated Balti more Oysters, in
cans and half cans, and offer them low as any
house in the city. All Oysters warranted.
Sept. %. COOK 4 LANGLEY. Z
AIkTH' ORDERS FOB SIZE IN
q amounts TO suit purchasers, by
septI8 SAMUEL ORR. +
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

HUST RRCRXERD-
e. 25 doz Counter Brushes,
90 " Horse Brushes, d fereut qualities,
70 {" Shoe Brushes do do
f" Feather DusteTE
rs " Cloth Brushes,
100 /" Axes, Sonntag's,
80 &" do Hunts,
IS Z" do Iippincett.
20 /" do Collins,
IS Hatchets, BloOd's,
10 d" do Smith,
IS " do Phillips,
10 a." Riddles, assorted No. 4 to l2,
O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12
EDecial Notices.
RoIioaoav,s T,IIis aMd Odnfnaent.--Rar:

HOtEOsCay's kstftS GHd OtRthHSHe.-~ Ear
BER's ITcB This foul and unsghtly eruptive disor-
der of the face is speedily and permanently iadi-
Gated by few applications of this emolient 0int-
ment, and the Pills. by purifying the blood, assists
the operation. Many cases abaHdoned by physi.
clans as hopeless, havo been immediately cured by
these medicines. In meases, small -pox, scald-
head, itch, ringworm and all cutaneous diseases,
the effect of these remedies is swift and sure Sold
by all Druggists, at &c. &c, and 81 per box or pot
EaEr Dgs!-Hafr- Dys!!-Hafr DUs!!-
William A. Batchelor's Hair Dyel The original
and best In the world! :! All others mere i'm
itstions, and should be avoided, if you wish to
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to a beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
injury to the Hair Skin. ....--.e -
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO WIN. A. BACHELOR since 1899,
and over $4,000 applications have been made to the
Hair of his Patrons of his famous Dye.
w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
a color not to be distinguished from nature and IL
WARRANTED not to injurs in the least, however
long it may be continued, and the Ill effects of bad
Dyes remedied the Hair iLvigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
10y Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Do. The Genuine has the name and address upoD
a steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box
of WILLIAM A. BAFCHELoR. Address
CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor, .
sept. POL yrd&w 81 Barclay ST. New York.
EE~sB. II. BAfckeIOr's RGfr BVe.-- THfs
splendid Hair Dye has equal--instsntaneous In
effect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown-no
staining the skin injuring the Hair-remsdies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None genuine unless
signed w A Bachelor" Sold everywhere.
CHAS. BATCHELOB, Proprietor,
sept2O 81 Barclay st, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

Saws.--Mill Circular, - Cut, and Hand. Cis-
tern Pumps, Chain Pumps, Solid Bored, and Zinc
Tubing, Garden and Fire Engines. Force Pumps,
etc, ETC., at GEO. 8. sONNTAG Co.'s,
Main st one door below Branch Bank oct4
HkOT@ES!-GEOI YES I-ESl
w Hesnan, Prince of Wales, and all other styles
and kinds of Gloves. just opened at .f =.
SCHAPKER Z BUSS1NGS, e-s
septic No 40 Main street. /
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

&O.mETHE.y-G ROR ROYss .syN.D
~ Girls. Exercise being essential TO health, but
the weather sometimes preventing it out doors,
We have laid In lot of Summer FLOOR SKATES,
a pretty article, ahordng sport inducing to exer-
else, to which we call attention. For sale at
GEO. S. SoENTAG d CO.'S,
oct5 Main St, door below Branch Bank
q DOE. RXFL II s. DXRFERRyS"T
9 sizes and qualities; 8 doz. Single and Double
Dbl Shot Guns; 6 dOz RevOlvers, Pistols, etc, Of
different styles 5000 Smith 4 W esson's Cartridges
100000 Gun Caps G. D., S. B., and Water Proof
Fish Hooks; Artificial Bait Jointed Fishing
Rods; Fish Lines, of different kinds, etc, at
GEO. 5. SONNTAG co.'s,
oct5 Main ST., one door below Branch Bank.
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Uhe 9ailp suarual,
Genuine Popular sovereignty.

FRIDAY MoRNING......-...-.,,..,..-...ooroBER IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-26
0ifembabtte &c.
'urter8burg uup Mqrietta, ober 8enpoDb,
gBbeelino uub Columbus.

Die Baltimore. unb Stto= @tfentabn bictet benz reifenben Dub
lttun Die erBsteu 8ertbeile in 8efug auf Stligfetr. 8cauemltds
felt, Si6erbett, @dntltdtettu uO SdEnbstt Der g euerten, 70 bie
tie Srn tetner anbern 8abu II bteiem Qdnbe ubertrpfen wtrb.
Stefe Bdbn rom atlanttlhen @teer ~dus9e6enb, III he dltefe aus
~sebetntefe 2intr, sIet6ietttg aber aud Ste tursefe unb fdnenfe
lnS bater Bic btGi9fe SRpute fur bte @~etenoen un6 benz @efen
bic nt6t S%erfetlen 10Gten, fe gu benrsen;
Wletlenentfernun9 ppt Baltimore mad
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@i9eiser S9eesO TIT ts0DiOes IDertp
(glnceiter QnnnQnts NIB @faOt. Geieuld1aff.

Sn bem Gntptdelunosounse Der &nFeb1ans FnSr wr baftn ses
brn @gs Surbpr Gitp in BEN RreiS Der @erbeierunsen sa steben
aO 9Ots i'm S%afentbetle Der Stabt gu benz fur has erfe daufenb
sR9efteateus9rets BON $l25 gum 8erfauf 3u brtngen, unb snar
Su Der f~riberen @r6ee ppn4 40 BITS $50 SUP ynh u~npnatt9en &tn-
%saplun9en spn So. 8reie Deebs In better SDrnn saranttrt. Die
Snanertfnabne bteleS StdbttbetlS TT nun INppbl pom bGdfen
SutereHe fur bic EdrrntepDiferuue ais aud pteie @erer5treibente
ba3u %brdneen. Dpds, QBtetften unb 8erbinbunesfraBen me etn
Steamer CUR S%erffe1un9 neuer, reeelmastser @~eretnOun9 NIT
Hep=gDrf unb Bottom, perben aus unb mdbrenb Der @ntrifeluns
Otees 9lanes BON Der @eelfhoft Oebaut, unb bic Nusfutruns
otefes Yldnes ptrb tn Rur3e ben @eatrdlpuntt fur BITE unge8eab
nG9 unferer Stabt Ie8en. maGH
8rdmten s4
bsfetenb entreber In etnen 5000 Quaprat@SuB 9rpseft Gdrten
ohcr etnetn 8rettifet auf benz @efeni9aftsbantpf6the, merben je
mad Der Wabl, gu ben erfen oerfdufteH 1000 Cots ~beteeeeben.
Ter tn Der @nhptdeluns besrtHene B~dbrtdplan leibet baburG
ni9t nur fetne Seetntr16tteun8 lpnbern muB burG MusfuDrung
pbisen SafenplaneS ert fetne gan5e "Q8tGttgfett ~erlan9en.
IS 5dbrtfdnten, pel6e TIRE &tablthenentS mad @se Sarbpr Gits
te5en, merben ~ab8eiehen BON Der gunfigen Gage 3tptlden Nprb- unb
Sub, burf tiberale Sesunft8uneen SettenS Der Gefeal6aft, DC
Seutenhe 8prtheile septnnen.
Pamphlets merbea aaentBelttb a~aseesebcn, uns udbere gtad
81 Aten ertbetlt bur9 4a
Vsl9s& 6. ID BIT, Masnt.
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8idnp'8 auf 8e1te(luno
So. /. 3. 5 unb n 81. G1ttapIfr.

Tto Spt teoer Spls= rno 8audrt net6en 9~eltefert.
Die 9rBBte Spr8fnlt rtrb auf bic Mrbeit unO nuf ete @uswdbl
Der Wfatertalten perpeneet uni er lam o1ber fir jebes aus ietncn
5nfttut berSgr8etenbe Snffrur1ent bte @arantte I6ernebmea, bae
es nIe @teenIdaften etnes euteu @tanu's BETTE. a -
Ale Snftrrntente aus nteiner Jabrtf perpen fir 5 Sabre BON
Rem Gag beS 8erfaufeS an edranttrt.
Beipnoere MuFnertidmfeft ntro duf BITE Muswdbl Bon cSnfru=
menten, tpet4e IN elmer ercBen Gntfernine pfrfenbet rperten, yer
Tereet uno etn @rrre6t bS umtanfHes fnnerbal6 6 W2pndten BON
fdnbig b%efrie6t9en.
So @%re8fanbler wrrben %ppttpnn bet unS SOr3ufpreGen che fe
f, a%noetndtt8 is unfeten. =
Seffdnotg %Sprr1tbtg cine MuSpa6t SDa Melpbepns, pom en- be
fen Snfrumeateuntddfrn III $4,000.
III 9tanCs Tetbeh unnactaufht dis9enttetBet un6 9eftrnrnt,
n1sg &SnI. Httobe u. Gpnrn.
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sycncrsN erT6crnmeen.
JOhnston's Insurance Rooms,

Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 Secpnofr.
Teuer=, Marine unb Qeben8=QSerffthes
run98sGpmpaattem.
Gi1erte ntO feItcIte GDufp0gric.
Seritterun88sGpnlp Der Salep y. 8ir8itien,
NIT $500, 900 capital.
QHtdbur9=V er1t6erutg8e@pn1 y. 8iroillien.
nit $500, 900 capital.
Mben1drle@8 er1t6erun98z @pntp. y. 8iroillien
nit 5000, 600 @aptal.
@barter SafzSerfi6 =@pnlp, Don 6artfprb.
- nit $3.50, 900 Capital.
SecuritH=V erItHerlng8z@pmp bon 92elpsGrrs
nit $270,O0O capital.
BbSntt@ 81 rfideruh88sG Comp, BON Netp=gorf,
e JHt nit $500, 900 capital. uH. r. -
NeIplutee Ber fiderung8z@pm y, Renzg)Drf.
nit $27O, 900 @aptal.
fcntdnff8 erfi6erung8=@o r1p. y. NelpzGDrf
nit 5000, 900 Gaptal. '
gteW@QSsrl =Serftfer. Comp bon gfetpzgorf.
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
Wterca1ltile Wtutl1al W1arine.
nit 81 900, 900 capital.
Neret1t9te Staaten Observation-Disclosures ,c
3s NIT 81 $50, 972 @apltol. -
ytortberlt NIIurance=G Ctap. bon Qonbnn
.ar nit 50, 1914, III GapttoI.
Dte Dten beuertten @onpa9nRen fnb bon her oe,;8r,A. g.
StaateS @tarpIanb a~utbprirt unb lt8enfrt. 9"'N'" OtS
Oe BON benz unterSethnetn. reprdienttren Gpmboories, L,t..
ntrtlt4 oerfa9bare8 @uptal gum oOQen Dbrrn N9 ne 2"osH
Betra9 perantlporttd5 fir Die 3ablmia BON 0erIu6en' ""SN5'Ve"eH
SerFcertn9spoltcen tperber m~l69ege6en un6 NerI,fo Na,f.cs
erfest. li GSb08. % Sn I {Hamltl@
Sreb. Gfiur, Suroebor. pSo11 y,
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Louis Felber,
SultnS GpmraD's
S1rbiers mn 6dnridlnciOezSa Salon.

SO. 3. D. Brtebrt6 tr, Heben oeT Nrbeiter79aIIe
S6rSpien, ~AoerlafIel, 8lutegelieseu. iOpe ale in oas @ebic
Der Nieeeren @bmurgte f~a0enoen Wlantpulatipnen peroen prompt u
biui9 a~nsseIibrt. @tpatge 8efcaunsen bel Hadtaeit beltebe ma
seauislt eeeenIber Obisen RIases, Cbere @to9e os Qauies ppr
Bu&btnoe beTR Knapp an ma4eu. Ap24,N
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Gin frdftige8 Mltcr oOer Gin friib3eitiaer Son

IN &btc1gp4 Ju*
Die SuSenb, bic Mdnnbett uno -sas Utter, IIe fpaten btefss
Bad leien. @s entbdlt nasi6e Selebrgn8en lber bic @rbalture
Ote &dDd6en unO &ranf betten Der @ei&ledtstbetle, fur 8 e
relhe an ben 70 erI6Epfeaben unb fGltrr,en 6pl9en Der u@etbfts
Sc HedunB" unb auoerer MusIdwetfun9en letoen. Ser werttSpue
61tb urb BITE enSrtnelttcn Wdrnunsen. ncelGe IS ertteiltt rperbcn
Sabre bes Qeibens perbiten uno iGtrlt6 8dufenoe St 2eben ret-
ten. Der Setlunesplan, auf Der Mnpenbuns Der @lec
trttttGt berubenb If ndrtn ausfltrlt6 belprp6en unO uadse
Utelen, bd6 bteientsen 9attenten, Ote tbr Sels fur 9teStsia eefpen
renbet baben. Smgpfsna llnfru&tbarfett, fDpte ale nerpbfe
eetesn unS e&pa&en Der 0'tfdleatsOrsn1ss t6nnen muir auf elet.
ttfherh 2Geae rdttuneG eebeilt peroep. @eeer @tnlenoune BON
80 Cts. @pffanps miro es Sepem fret 3~IeefGtdt wetn man
hrfiiirt. Or q. Qub or IM. &htedap, SQ. (1b2TilnMl
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Sermif6te anseteem.
&inner'a N11htnnfd,tne.

Ole Sdnetber bie19er gtabt, IpWte ale 9eripnen. pel6e cine
quite g dbma d inc gu BADEN wini4en, ip0tena ii9 ertnnerH,
oaB cine BON uuiern Ma16inen, SweimaI 10 bel Nrbett tbut ais
rseno cine anbere. uno 10 aud swe NAL fp pteI@etb
nbrtn8t. @des matbt uniers gtufbinsn gu ben btII{9.
IN 6efger Stabt in Operation an &Sfeu. 28eiten unb Splen uno
4o6eu ibrs @isner Deer Die oGmtt atbeiter' in BEN StsnO 8sisst. la
l5 lit. sue, welte cine Der BE fen 3dbmai 6tnen, Die
NJ. @eeraut limb, baben mbdten, icnten in unlerer Office:
SEQ. 159 8altimoreitraBe a
pc1ipreden, mo @ebroudsr NnrpeHunQen IN oeutider. eu9ltIder,
~un3Bflber unb Ipaut5ber Sprate 81 baben itno nnb no mir St.
~ te1eire Dla{tbiue fault, AMI b~erielben arbeiten Ierneu.
gdttt nad5 eiuem @renplar BON Singers @Gbmaidtnen= Set
an9. &ne Wtai6tuen weroen EN- 9atseS Sobr nah tbreut &nfoni
cpn uu8 in BOILER Oronung uub 8eparation gebalten.
(6b28,iD @. IS. Sr0bertt, @eent
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ySemer nnO tutdbtt9er Inbrplaft.
- EA. .gtnh Ocun 8eittn naO SiiOem. - -

Baltimore ntto SbipsGifenbabn.
Sir aune na6 benz IA. NpS. 1859 6e9en bic 8u8e nie folet:
gpn &dmeen= Station Baltimore: Der @pfsu9, S6nutdeS
auseenpmnten; urt7 ltbr 20 Mtnuten @Urmttaes; uo Der @r
essus UNI A ltbr 5 Wtnuten glaGmfttass. gsiOe 8G8e eeten
mad alen Ebetlsn ses gBefcnS unO &Vrb=gBefens IN ptretter
Qtate. .suss g aH
STR 8~eSs8afdgiere.
@a6 alien 9unftrn swif6en 8alttmOre rnb gtf6naOnb uebme
man BEN 2 lltr as Wftn. gyr ntttds 3ue. gta6 aIeu 9lmtten
spifden @uinbe Lamb uno QBbeeltn9 ub Srifhen @rafUi rno Oar.
~tersbura ben A lbr 5 Mtnuten- Bug St Baltimore.
Der Tre6ertG@N ccpntn1DbattDn8=3
serl6st Baltimore fur 5rsbertd ub bte bdsptIden lteeenben
VlGBc tGeft6 UNI A lttr IS Wtinuten gtd6ntttdas, nit Nusnabme
bs Spnntaas, une errei6t 9rebertG UNI III. 40 81. @bencS; YER
tGst bet Ser &Gdfebr 5rebertt urA 9 ltbr gprnnttta9s unp lcnet
IN Baltimore I'm 10 u. 80 ~. Wittagsa an.
Der @atcetf8z Wtta8zg6 cpmpbattDn8z 3ua
sstt td9tta NIT Musta brne bes Spnntass me fplst:
WerldBt Standardization I'm $40 Wfrrgens un6 LAS Nd6nt.
gCh @lltcrtt's W}taS UNI 7,45 @tUrgens unb go &benhs.
SJtdd WaIbin9tpn 1np Dem Sitpen
ssten Bic Bulge nm 400 unOS ttbr gprntttass, fpwie I'M is ub
4,20 Nahuttt1gS. rr-ogr
4m Spnatr 8 UNI 4,2O DtOreenS.
Son BaIbtn9ton
INT 8, 20 umb 7,45 grrntttags unb 500 uno 20 gfa6ut.
@m Spnntae nmr @aGrntttdgs I'M 3, 20.
Der 3wette unp Stette Bug ron Baltimore un6 gDdfbinetpn Ser-
6tnben ith NIT ben 3usen Der Nnndrptis 8atn.
Der ;mettR ub brittle Bug 6Glt auf BEN 8Utfhenfdttpnen.
10y gDe8en Stdets, &u8funft, Tabrt u. (. 10, wsnce man f4
an S. &. @~nelanb, A9ent an Der Gttet-Sffce, @amNen-
fatiCn, % N. 9reStgtt mttb,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
9. W. @pfe Genernl-Staetetr. (Mut6,iD
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.hrsHretie

NS Cur be IDtDeren &~e11ntlttBnabme.
&tnpanberer une Getlenbe fDlten febr SSrGdtte fem, e5e tie thrs
8ilette tdufen unr fDGten bteielten nmr Scn fDl6en a%neeffeater
8ternten taufen, pel6e tDn tbrem @ebalt Ieben, niAt aber Sr
Mat1ern per 3Utfdentrdeern, ia fe fcuf Der @efabr GuS8eieBt
fub. tef&pnbelt 3W rerter unb tbr gelb utnlcnft %aus9eben.
Ourdfabrt8@Billette
mad aleu 16etlen bes gDefen& Ine su baben BET
altBegg 6saa @b. S.. StlSebrQnSt, "A
a General. Gntteranteu- 81 gent Der Baltimore rnb
9bip= @ifenbabt.
eoao II SIC. 81 Ibante8ftr., Baltimore.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16


s- HOSVA4tD sASSUElATlpN,A
W - RExIx~AREAREEIfA. -,
A benevolent lnstiistiop sstatlis ksd ty sps.
e, ciqi En2oYmegi Jor ae,Rslisf ef lhe Sex
- .asd Distressed, qd7tctsd ieiM vira-'y
asa ,lsnt and Epidsmic diseases, and
especially Jar Ihs cure
si,s.ss dissesy eflAs Sssual Organs:
1M surgrop, 70 ali who apply ~ lsacf, acNG a
description OF i;eif condiush. tsge.- oeclphtipp
habits OF life. tse.) and in sese efasssnle poyorl
Medicines nrnishdd free Of charge:
Valuable Reports on Spcrma loirhmn, 'ard sothor
Diseases OF the Sexual Orgaus aud On 5ihe New
Remedies employed in the hpspensaIy, sci, TO
The afflicted IN pc aed eny lopes, Tree oil charge
Two OF tffec Sttmps h,r postegelw lbe oeeepIaLle
: Address, Dr. ~. siiiLLiN fIQUGHI'UM Ati
ing SpEge9n, Howard Asspcialion, No. $: Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa BY otder OF the Directors
EZRA ID. flEARTWELL, President
GEo. FAlRcHisIps Secre,aryus,, noIG5o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16
A Modern Politician.

nns, alias Michael Brown, was found,
the Boston Herald, q few evenings
s.er in the streets OF that city, addressing
imaginary audience, concerning the
principles now agltating the country.
r Rrown, after coquetting with a bottle
az zky, is usually taken that way and II
1850 iadged by the police that MIR. Brow n
be benefited by complaining OF him
common drunkard, and sending him 10
place where whisky is unknown, excep,
- special occasions.
Nay IL please the court" snid Mr.
IN, squaring his shoulders, as though
s 10 hold forth TO one Of his imaginary
o5dsnces. "vould i. make any difference
riing my case, il the court was in
trned Of my poitcsl"
The court looked at Mr.. Brown in aston
laucrt.
"Hlrah for the Little Gan,!" shouted
.. HroHp, with keen look at the court
O., U9'iee the effect OF tho announcement
Two months in the House OF Industry"
'sr echrt said mildly.
Die Brown though, he was on the wrong
s5ras lie changed instantly.
Ilrah for Lincoln aud Hamlin," he
. r'ed - loud as ever.
Two months" repeated the court, not
Dayrd the slightest by tho cheer.
Sold sg1n," muttered Mr. Brown "Only
cre more chance" and then he shouted:
"fHtEh for Bell and Everett, aud d. if
'v again five never have President"
"luhe him away" said the cour, and
-toa hts noise"
"fhjs il q mean one.horee town" nut
- Mr. Brown. "One such yell as |
would have set me free in New York,
tae hs honor Of drinking brandy with a
.t. dozen of the aldermen. This is not
GOO CITY for a man Of genius"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16
A Just Tribute

CQngrtEs spent two months in organizing
ils last session. Governor Pennington,
B. fast friend of Henry Clay to his DEATH
man OF Just views, no fanatic, and no
g psthiaer with fanatics of any school,
70 length chosen Speaker, through the
1ge OF man, whose namc ! cannot
- ton Without my heart rising to pay him
orl--I mean Henry Winter Davis, OF
i1s lard What was the penalty Of his
ralsml Not only did the Democratic party
MiyleGd open all its batteries upon him
10 uhiior I'd the South, but his own Amcri.
sD iI,eqds bent before the gale. placed
.r manhood at the feet Of that insoent
over, and united in the insults 10 their
f.niul representative. Human nature Is
.ts IN the kneesj there are but few men
9.a can look such q storm in the face and
cosy iis fury. There was but one Prone.
h-Hs--either TO steal fire from the God. ,or
ugh 10 seorn their rage, impa although
H vac upon rock, with vuiure feeding
yiIsls. While Winter Davis lives,
it' willbe at least one man who realizes
af assic models Of courage"
No quote the foregoing extract from a
'ra, delivered al Loekport, In New York,
1l Ae ieth instant, by the Hon. James O.
Pam1m, one Of the prominent leaders of the
90 Tiean party in that State, for the pur-
ftte Of responding TO Mr. Putnam's noble
sgteof honor and praise TO the Hon. II
Hintsr Dsyis, the gallant and brave repre-.
sssauve 10 Congress from the 4lh District
,aa State, ard 10 thank the true hearted
ant generous speaker for his sympathy fol
o4 aung representa- ives heroism.
VIII Q there wos but one self sacrificing
'aa psuloUc Curlius from the South In ths
lcuss OF Representatives. 10 leap into tn,
yeefni0g gulf oi dissolution, and savs III,
rovnity moan civil war, II must not be for
ec0pp. (and this adds TO The glory of hi
deea) shat be was representative OF n
hearted und as Union-loving consti
t5spcy as there is in the United States
IN painam mus not imagine for moment
ias Dir. Davis constituency have iorsakeI
fim. They stand at HE back, ready 10 d.
battle fDs him, ~ henever the moment al
gss.
No ono man, however, nor n thousand
nay snatch the glory Of that vote for Pen
nneion from II. Winter Davis. Not on
&. l.is oppegenis could ever have risen, in
tendrsa'yrtrs, 10 The height he mounted ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

0tYSenator Toombs has been enlight-
ening the Alabamians lately. A local paper
states Tint his audience was mostly made up
Of Bell men, and tha, he was quite coolly
received. a Mr.. l.. A. Elms proposed to
reply TO Mr.. Toombs, but the Senator did
not propose 10 discuss the subject outside Of
the Democratic party. lie declared that
neither Douglas nor Breckinridge was
regular" md that he would not have sup.
ported Douglas had no been regularly nomi-
mated.
0HTAn Indiana paper says Dou glas is
getting ahead fast in that State. We hope
he will rha, 10 what he needs, and We
hope he'll get itJast, too.
0TThe Little Rock Journn ssys Breck-
inridge is Just s,reeping that State, The
whole State. Breck would not do snrh dirty
business rs ihat--not quite. .,,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16


0-A writer in the Trenton Gazette
states that Governor Olden. of New Jersey
expresses himself unreservedly in favor OF
Lincoln and Homlin-thus reiuting ,he as
serlion that he intended to support Bell and
Everett. The writer says:
"Whatever may have been hs views oil
tho Fillmore party ia 1866, he recognizes
the Bell movement now as only a thick and
device TO save, If possible, the demora izcd
Democracy. He smiIcs quietly at this game
of brog aud regards the rampant fossils as
the organized joke of the campaign. As
every other thinking man, he looks upon
the entire movement as only d D,mocratc
Aid Society in disguise. lie has given ex-
preston TO no other sentiment, ,and has
authorized no one to speak otherwise for
him