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sprcrAL NOTICES.
!. ..,,,ss. ,-sppo; SOCK OF NEW cooDs NOW
Aeinr sosphIiH opfGHsrxS AND Retail.
- nvoTurR's, 10 psead strxel,
.utsres BkSSr pHICES FOR CASH.

.rwaoLksAkarr ar Any -.
,pssss nRoTHFklSSks nRoW PFsklSSks foS CASH.
sss,.-'et.s,,ssss :, -'ets.s,ss eastomers on the ssaa' "'
Fsy',s - mart. excellent hafxeins
81 eonrrj,ssoI;S. to which We Yespectlut'y
p, ,ts,sarIns "Jy y, he purchasing community,
~. ss;ssi'oaa oil Goods ana prices ~ c1
= srsfaas1ss's srsfs.srs sales TO the most economi'"'
go GOODS DEPARTMENT: ,,
r. pssss eo43s 3ss,sns in any quantity, from
..su sseft sss:sSIil.g in the city. o.n,;...
II, 81 b'sssn ssssn.rsd,pcs, Tissues oItahuses'
ssse. .ySs; BeFese AaA!a.se A;rr sens Goods. by
galsAsr "a Iess thar rs per cent. on cost
(s,;'ai'on' LINEN GOODS.
,,r, IRISH Linen at as cent: per yaIa.a
Ii sscs,. ,rsre Irish ihnen =. ss US ,sr s,r,i
secs rars Il 4 aie grades. very cheap; i.,nen
ssr ssp,'1ou I.ineni Table Damasks zap
= aa L.,,iue ladies' and gents Linen Cam.
=. s.sIchlefs, very ui,ss.s: ensss har b,apers.
s,s. IT. Sxiss.s Checks: Stripes !:
essbss r. ,Is,ans Grapes, BY the piece or p5
s.s' iaf'a'"
sp"' DOMESTIC FABRicsS' Les 's,..,;ns., o,
rssssss s.t sutri, as New York Mills. lsohus-
ssiss ssisss,ssiias. Gala Mills, and others. oy tne
h ssa''ube ssah' he ward. Also. full stock oi sueh
r. q E-olcrr to shis department generaiy'~ n
sWRaFPtNGS FOR SFRiSo AM
| ~ SUMNER.
.a isce Points $50 Lace NANTES. OF va
r ffa.. purnous. Mandarlnes. ficcoionihis
! - t's, s.snast st,ies out. Also iarse stock
E.:ss,sd sFATSkRtlpI FFAATSkRtlpERiRs. Ilsisfisssl' cheap
| - -as,artment We can show the lslSest dH
- Eo.sis of he kind in the city, without an
sts' comprising everything coming unds
',sl too numerous 10 mention, we, nov
he particular attention of LADIES' 10 IN
p a.a, ~, Of neat CamtIic Bands. which are
sss'' HOSIERY DEPARTM ENT.
.., misses. gents and boys Hose and NJ -
- Nj kinds ard all prices; very 10" W III
I'D ssa,Ssols r 'he nHp HHi,'IL. LADIES Sun UMBRELLAS
:i'ssN BOtNET RIBBONS,
.,.rsual unrivaled low prices.
.sn,s from towns or 'he country Whp a.
't,sSr selections IN this market, would con
ss.s .E;r.srest by giving our stock an eNaihlna
~ ~. n1any Goods they can save 20 per cen
iTs''-A'lpfM fMIIIL.Li.HisER Ii. L BRO, 1913 Broad st.
r.Y-lN
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u,....,,. Rtsters-This Celebrate
roHc has heen used successfully for the last twelve
1ears In cases Of lndis estlcn, Z tlstulency. "Sn
Thew create a healthy action thrcashont In tno
body restore the appetite esuaiss .nS and
crsate power Of resistance to disease rarely oo-
tanned. >,,wT,o u1rrrpR
r.. nurelv Vegetable, and adapted 70 all asen ara
cordltions; /; are for sale by FlShkk IN
Dep'' FISHER & WINSTON, DyuGGistss
fe ll-3m No. l1o MAIN st'' nic""o"u'
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n kidney and Blade! Ce1pletns2s;1zIne
peVest and most important dlScovsry !os noy Snoy.
Bladder D, c1WTh2isn's Whi.s. Sexual WssEass:ss y.S
ssd sHd fPSs}M cSs}MfcUED # s;IESi5 SEX
nPsrrons Who have been unable % ys]k, h4ye $50
been relieved by this powerful cOMP0UND. Mase
sl NAN and those who have used il, . b the eqoe
I IBbcHU COMPOUND inthe world. LArEe sofeies
si.s :%s!l s. '}'iis;a 'wrAs6s Bbss
IL lA-lm nam otkoots AsoDusO4os
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y ss fssdsr 3, - sssasss s.e ssssss. "a 81
s.vs ~ Z Z ,s,las 20 90 hsss -. - :.
shln has ever - ~ g. sef-
Ysn.ss::,s. Ys.s:l 2. October 1t. IN.
Nas W. *F'issf Safti5s.S 5s2 SIsIi'iYli ssIs iYl;io,,.sos.
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n,o,ss Candidate for High Constable
fer's Candidate for IIirh Constable.
ie"V.!, Ssudldate for High Constable.
yse,je ypsa,ss.s Candidate for Hlgh Constable.
tsoss tpsoss's Candidate for High Constable.
NET RpEY;
} H. ]. II. McCuRDEY.
j. ii. McCURDEY.
,..r,os WEDNESDAY. ART OF APkIi'.
tECIl9*' ;mrEEnNEShHY. Arm OF APRIL.
LkGLlJNr, ,xHTrrnSESDAY. arm OF APRIL.
\ At2rrii6%' tt2yri6% WEDNESDAY, 4rH or AphiL
liE;TTii00S' WEDNESDAY,. 4LH Or AfhlL-
.-l' 1T'GTf EARLIYY;; X6TE v9TE + t.aRit33 aRi n;
14Tr SE4rr IFsRLI. VOTE EARLY!
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n, Hath.. Bath<. Baths.

H0T. C0lD AND SHOW EK BA HS,
,.s = had daIl, from clock A. M until 10 I.
4 s,tbs American Hair Cutting. Shaving. Sham
San. and Bathing Saloon, under the American
hrs eptrance on lith street. Single Bath 70 cts.'
,sy, uckets for 81
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A caloric engine l. bsipg built In New York
10 draw cars o. 3 styees ra1lsoad ~ HAVANA
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"A Removal

n REMOVAL
IN, SIN G r. Il & co.
s,rs rsmoveS tlelr BRANCH OFFICE to NORTH
Na Nam street. four doors above Sth street.
nh a-2g
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TAeo.ye.-Two powerful dramas are offered
BY the MANAGEMENT Of this popular sesors w. :,
and the SOLITARY OF the Heath" both sara %
possess great interest. On Monday eses'sn.
the beautiful s,ar sisters, Lucille ana Helen y,
Western, who come highly recommenosJi VIZ
ncarins rs Cynthia and Starlight Bees, 30 tne
ssEin~sr. ofjthe Forrest" !" and the musical bur-
letta of "Jenny Lind, in which Miss Lncnis
appears a. the Swedish N'gnunss'e' s'ns'"S
her Of operatic gems.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31

Gor.yxo,'s Guayd.-This admirable corps pa
raded yesterday afternoon for drill, and madea
handsome appearance. Its new commaaosr.
IIr. !. 6. Cabeli, is an excellent soldier and
most accomplished gentleman, aud, aided by
HE Lieutenant<, DR.. o. A. Crenshaw and Mr.
r. b. Kennon, will >oon make the drill OF the
Guard perfect. The former captain Jos. n.
Anderson, Esq, was compslled 10 resign BE-
cause Of his business engagements, but his u.
fluence will still be excrted for the success and
u prosperity Of the gallant corps.
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Mayor's Court-The Mayor disposed OF the
following cases yesterday morning In very
worth Of timber from William Phefier, was
examined and held to bail to answer an indict.
ment for petty larceny. tMcM. proved good
character before the Court by several witness,
es.l Francis Mcnamara, for assanlting ana
beating his wife Ellen, was held to bal! to Keep
the peace, Ernest Sleger, for using vulgar ian .
guaee in the Second Market-house, was nnea
S.. Ned, Il slave, charged with stealing pa:. !.
Of shoes proved his innocence John b. Iavis
and VIM. F. Francis were held to bail for nent,
ing In the street George McCiane, Danls!
McClane, and John b. Clif, for being dsanx NY
and asleep in the streets, were
free negroes, for remaining ia the city contrary
| TO law. were ordered to be striped.
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p.,;. of tAs PaA-The bust Of Sir Walter
psie,Sh that stood for more than century in
from cf the old Raleigh Tavern IL Williams.
hnre. has bseu brought 10 thiA city, and viii
nro6cbly Be deposited a. Mechanics lnstitute
Han The bust Is OF lead, 10 more than ons
hundred and forty years old, md weighs A5O
pouu(ls. When ihe RAleigh Tavern 6urned,
the bust 10 said 10 have faAlen away from tbs
huildtng, and thus escaped Distraction. II
should 6e preserved ~ relic Of the past. 8
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: y ss - ION s's''i' gI 4 IiilliI iaih,,.,..,

Jas. II. PHARCE CO.. rev. 0rn9 5tcre Sos-
Re! "a "A .1a bMs4 ssSsSss. get 9 1cssls q 4
satis8sd that Ne = CAisA" can - DseeAfvsd.
mh A-lm s---
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ss'', -,fSss sssias customers o" '"e ~
in Part. excellent hafx xeins s
- rs somrrj,ssoi;S' to which we respectfully
:. ssxIos oIy =, he purchasing community, y1,;s q
y srsrn as.sss saIes 70 the most economicai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-24
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL, (oR ONE INCH, OF
LESS, MAKE Square.

RJ-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
s6-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, uccor-
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made.
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers TO be paid for in ddrance.
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year.
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will he counted less than square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers Immediate business; and nll
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well all legal advertisements. and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate in by them must
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Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
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New York Paper Warehouse,

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
~ Booksellers, Stntioners, Binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally can save from 10 to 20 per cont
by purchasing from first hands
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, we
can oeT great Inducements to parties in OF Pa
Ledger and Plat Papers, FooIscap, Letter Note and
Billet, Eolia, Packet Commercial and ali grades of
French Papers. COlored Papers, Tissue, Binders,
Trunk aud Straw Board, Blotting. etc, etc; Bank
Note, Bond Drawing, Bank, EnveOps. Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-So ot0
ald Letter and Account Papers, Schools aud Semi
SlarieS Clergymen and Professional men. Billheads
IN stock ready ruled for Printers FROM to Heads
TO the sheet. Blue and White, Wove and Laid In
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and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
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son. CARSON ( HAM -
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Mr.. PRYOR on TIE PRACTICAL EFFECT OF
SoS-INTERvESTIoS.

"But one national party interposes be-
tween the Capitol and the triumph of Sec
tional cucroachments, and shall the De-
mocracy, in presence of the enemy, and
with such mighty issues in suspense, par
nlyze their strength by furious contests
over inferior and Irrelevant Issues If
they do, they will expire the last hope of
the Union. Speech in Congress. Dec. 20.
1860.
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TOTAL ASSETS, s2.la41OO %

Upwards or $I3,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by the .Etna Insurance
in the past IL years.
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IR. PRYoR's OPINION OF CONGRESSIONAL
INTERVENTION FOR Protection.

''The adversaries of non-intervention say
the South has right to demand Congress
Sional enactments for the security of slave
property in the Territories, and that it is
iuglorious to abstain from the enforcement
OF the right. So the man in the fable had
IL right to shear the wolf, but the exercise
of the right involved q question OF power
and a question of poIicy.-States, April
u, 1859.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

JWst EWJlished, IN a Sealed Enrelore,
A LECTURE on TILE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CERE OF SPERM TORRIIOEA, or Sem
inal Weakness Sexual Debility. Nervousness and
involuntary Emissions. producing lmpUteney, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Dthiity.
III ROB. J. CULVERwELL, N. D.,
Tho important fact that the awful consequences OF
selCabu4e may 10 efcctnally removed without inter
nal medicines or I'll" dangerous applications Of
tics, Instruments, mHdcalcd GouEies and other en-
prical devises, is here clearly Demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment aS
adopted 10y the celebrated author fully explained, by
means Of which every is enabled to curs himself
perfectly, and at the least possible cOst, thereby
avoiding all the advertised uostrums Of the day This
Lecture will prove boon tOthousands and thousands
Sent under seal to auy address, post paid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps by addressing DR..
ClAS J. c. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post BOX 1856. iyl6
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FIRE AND INLAND NAyIGAT

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Er,sstI'G.'.H';OH GjrFn 10 HIsHrTHccof y DWELLINGS,
and Contents jon tfras Of one 70 frc years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
sgl uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
shine and periods evcntful in exempt from
sweeping con!la-rntons and maritime disaster Be
long established. Ona cash basis the trnnblcs of
Il credit system affect in material particular.
During hard times the security Of reliable Insu-
rance i m imperative lnty-thc ability of property
holders tOsustan lnss being then much lcssened.
Policies Issued without delay. aud all business at
tealeltO with Dispatch and fidelity. by
y. q. ARTHUR. Agent.
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
30
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MATTER AND MIND.-Mauy have been the
discussions in regard to the essential dis
tinction between matter and spirit
Panch sometime ago attempted to settle
the question in this sharp, short way !:
"What is mind? No matter. What is
matter2 Never mind. What is tue soul?
II is immaterial."
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In the event Seward shall introduce y
bill for the repeal of the slave code in New
Mexico, tile Representatives of the Sonth
will have no alternative but to admit the
supremacy of Congress oveu the Terrific
rieS, or else to make stand upon the
principle of non-intervention. If they
adopt the first proposition they will give
the Black Republican party an issue
which will insure its success in 1860, for
then the issue will be purely and simply
slavery extension or slavery restriction.-
And Black Republican ascendancy in
the federal administration will involve a
return to the policy of the Wilmot Pro-
viso. If, on the contrary, the Represeu-
tntives of the South determine to adhere
to the principle of non-interventiou, they
will present an issue upon which they
will be sustained by the American people,
and will so be enabled to consolidate
their conquest in New Mexico. Which
is the wiser policy 2-!Stdtss, lhGrch 90,
1909.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-16

MORE BoLlING.-Ex-Gov Hunt, of New
York, who presided over the Baltimore
Union Convention, caused il to be under
stood that he would not consider himself
bound to support the nominations of that
body. lie would wait for more light before
deciding.
The New York Express, we see, which
led off for and advocated the claims of Sam
Houston, publishes an address TO the people
OF that State, in favor of the hero of San
Jacnto, and inclines tn the idea of taking
him in preference 10 the nominee of any
Convention All this looks like boiling the
Constitutional nominations - On GGz
The Messls. Brooks have talked much OF
smashing political machines, within the
last year. 1t appears a political machine
was smashed at Baltimore that they did not
bargain for. We rejoice to know that their
Infamous effort to sell out 1t large aud
respectable vote of the country are being
unveiled, and they will be treated with that
scorn they deserve. They had better OK,
plain away the recent developments before
the Covode Committee, in which they figure
not much TO their credit, before they pirate
any more about honesty, and smashing
political machines"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-16

If there are people who suppose the Dem
ocratic party of the South disposed to favor
Douglas in any shape or form, or to sustain
him as candidate for the Presidency in
any contingency, they are greatly mistaken.
There was an effort in Georgia and Louisi-
ana to make show for the Little Giant, in
opposition to the Seceders, but without sue
cess. A Washington dispatch says:
Senator Toonbs received dispatch to-day
from Augusta, Ga, stating that the Douglas
meeting there was a perfect failure, and that
their proposition to elect delegates in place
of the seceders was voted down very
largely.
\ similar failure occurred at New Orleans
and also at several other place in the South
On. Goz.
Nearly every Douglas demonstration that
has been attempted in the Southern States
since the rupture at Charleston has proved
an ignominious failure. At New Orleans
Notwithstanding the rockets and music
there came near being no meeting Mt all NJ
Memphis there was a like failure, and il.
will be seen that the attempted gather
ing at Augusta, Georgia. also proved au
abortion
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Prenidentinl speculations.

We CLEAN some indications of how mat
tiers are drifting at Chicago from CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Gazette. lie
states that the German Republican hostility
to Mr.. Bates is subsiding and that they
will offer no factious opposition to his nom
ination. The friends of that gentleman are
pressing his claims with enthusiasm and
with every probability of success. They
already claim ten States for their favorite
Col. Fremont has instructed the Califor-
MIA delegation to withdraw his name if it
should be presented to the Convention
The Col is engaged in more profitable I'M
dertaking than prospecting for the Presiden-
cy, and we do not blame him for not desir-
ing the nomination.
Messrs. Seward and Chase's prospects are
growing smaller by degrees and beautifully
less. The Opposition to their nomination is
so decided from the doubtful States of Penn
sylvania, Indiana, Illinois and New Jersey
that their friends dare not press their claims
with much pertinacity. Morgan and Spauld-
ing of New York are understood to be
INVERSE W IOICluR NIL oCN dIu Oh tue COANtu-
ton, but think his claims should be recog-
nzed. Horace Greeley is opposed TO grant
ing the distinguished Senator" even a
recognition. 1t is now ascertained that the
New York delegation is not unanimous in
his favor, and that several of the New Eng
land States will only give him a comph-
mentary vote, unless they are assured that
he will be speedily nominated.
Cameron's friends are active, and it is
thought he will poll good vote.
Little seems to be said about Mclean,
Wade, Lincoln, or Fremont These gentle
men are generally regarded As second choice
candidates and their claims will not be can
vessed great deal until the Convention
fails to agree upon some one of the more pro-
minent aspiranls. Mr.. Lincoln, however,
will toe presented with IL great deal of en-
thusiasm 10y the Illinois delegation, who
think "OId Abe, is just the man for the
crisis, and should, Ivy all means, be nomi-
mated
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R6s- No,o is the TIme to Subscribe Eor n

H6- NoaO is the Time to Subscribe for the
EOansOiAe Journal. We are getting ex-
elusive telegraphic dispatches. The Balti-
more Constitutional Union Convention
meets on Wednesday the 9th of May. The
Chicago Convention meets on Wednesday
the 10th of May. The Baltimore Double
Headed Democratic Convention meets on
june 18th. The proceedings of all these
gatherings can be obtained through the
Journal a day sooner than through any
other medium
The political campaign is just commenc-
ing and stirring events will follow each
other all summer in rapid succession. An
account thereof can be had in the Journal
soon after the circumstances occur.
So send on your names for the Daily,
Tri- Weekly, or Weekly Journal.
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, l
Indinnannlis- Enl II 1Sfn


indianapolis, Feb. 10, 1860. !
To THE PEOPLE or INDIANA The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company having complied with the law
of Indiana, by filing i'll this Office Statement OF
its Condition the first day of January 1860, and
having invited examination of its affairs by this
Department, 1, John W. Dodd, Auditor fthe State
of Indiana, hereby certify that have made per-
sonal and thorough examination of the books aud
of the Company, at their Office in the City of
Hartford, Conn, ana that the Company own and
have in their possession in cash, and in securities
convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dol
lars, applicable to the payment of losses-an
amount corresponding with their official State
ment of january last. The Hartford Fire Insu-
rance Company has been in existence for half
century. The high character of its officers for
perience and probity-the promptness and fidelity
with which it has met all its engagements-justy
entities il the highest rank among the Insurance
Companies of the country, and commends it to Tbe
patronage Of the people of Indiana.
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State
Insurance against Loss Damage by Fire,
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer-
chandise, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, can be effected In this Company upon
rity to Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring
FL property consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and
Hay, Grain. Farming Utensils, &c, &c, contained
mium.
Applications for insurance may be made to the
unders igned the duly authorized Agents of the
Company. A. C. HALLoCK SON, Ag'ts-
OFFiCE:-Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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NEVER DO TOO MCCH AT TIME.-Sir Ed
ward Bulwer Lytton, in lecture recently
delivered, gave the following history of bis
literary habits;
Many persons seeing me much engaged
in active lite, and as much about the world
as if ! had never been a student, have said
to me- When do you get time to write all
your books? How on earth do you contrive
20 do so much work p shall surprise you
by the answerI make. The answer is this:
! contriye to do so much by never doing too
much at time. \ man, to get through
work well must not overwork himself or,
if he do too much to-day, the reaction of
fatigue will come, and he will be obliged to
do too little tomorrow. Now, since | be
gan really and earnestly to study, which
was not till had left college, and was ac-
tually in the world, | may perhaps say |
have gone through as large a course of gen.
eral reading as most men of my time. /
have travelled much, and | have seen much :
have mixed much in politics and various
business of life; and, in addition to this, |
have published somew where about sixty VOL
umes, some upon subjects requiring much
research. And what time, do you think,
as u general rule, have devoted to study
to reading and writing? Not more than
three hours day and when Parliament is
sitting, not always that. But, then, during
those hours, | have given my whole Gtten-
ton to what | was about"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-16

THE REToRT PERTINENT.-Mr. Watkins, a
colored man, delivered lecture in Oswego,
n. " last week. In the midst of II very
fine argument as we learn from the Oswego
Times, some pro-slavery gentlemen sent up
q card, asking the speaker if lie was in lnv-
or OF amalgamatiOn between blacks aud
whites. Replying instantly, he said, Z" If
you ask me as an AbOlitonist, answer,
this forms no part OF their creed. If you
ask me as a Republican, | answer, that it
does not enter their purposes. 1t is not a
constituent Of the pans Of either OF these
parties. If you ask me as a man. / reply,
that it is according to every ones taste, as
the old woman said when she kissed her
COW ! The house was for long time
convulsed with laughter, and cheer on cheer
followed in rapid succession. The speech
of the gentleman was a mastery produc-
ton, and as unanswerable as it was convn-
cling.