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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
SUPREME COURT-CHANSEAs-MARcH so.--Before Jussc
SUTHERLAND.
DECIsIONS.

Lewis sgt EelsoD.-Stay Of proceedings on judg-
Iep &c. granted the following tes: Judgment to stand
security defendant to give undeI king With tao sufficient
aureties Judgment II srme1 the OF 1ddg
1nent not /, Affect dtendants right for trial
costs TO either party on this motion. 80
Broderick agt. kennedy .-Motion denied without
costs . 40
Randolph ACT. Yves. ct al.-Motion denied, with so
Costa
IL eersoI sgt Mills Il do not think this order is su-
tAoriSed BY the amendment 70 the Code Of 1882
In re petition Of Jane Dumphy, spnster &c, for
te Payment of mcnsys-Repo confirmed and order granted
Bowen sgt. Talmadye The judgment roll OF tue
judgment Of s7mance this is irregular aud mut be
amended Ss cotts Of this motion to defendant Order TO
be settled n day notice.
Iorng agt United States Vulcanized Gutta Percha
Company ct -Repo confirmed and oIder granted and
tIs allowance to plaintiff Of SIS .
John Tam or agt. Ann Augusta Tanner.-Report Of
reference confirmed, and divorce granted.
Van OhBds agt. Allen.-D1sposed OF on the hearing
Df another motion
NOTICE.
During the April term Judge only will st for the
transacon OF Chamber business E Parte motions will be
heard ~ O'CLOCK after which the calen
Oar OF motions notice will be called the following order
T. Motions for extra allowance.
IT. Motions 10 place causes Special Circuit Caends.
il Mo,icBs for attsck ments for contempt.
". Motions to disohnge fion imprisonrnent-
Gene al Gale ndsr -
Counsel preference under either OF The fret four
classes the number Of the on the Calendar On
written Of the attorney motion before II Is called
will down BY the CLERK for specified Gay IN the term
but will be before Is reached 10 its order on
sbe No contested sns will be heard on Saturday
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THE IMMENSE SALES

Of these crackers s.onh every who not acquainted with
their hshly yslusble and extraordinary properties.
Those who the regularly hiuk all mus: think who be-
come acquainted with the excellence viz that they ought
10 be used every family in every hotel In every nursery
hospital board Of every shiP-and everywhere
where food convenient hea and economical be used
An those who may wish to procure these valuable Crackers
should understand that there genuine FAna Crackers
bat by NJ. Wing all these stamped with the name
a wt" Allow person. therefore, to persuade you to buy
any crack ers fer fsTir but Wings
This caution has beecm In consequence Of attempt
by designing persona to sell the ordinary kind Of crackers by cali
ing them an. and conveying the Impression that they are like
Wrys faa Such an attempt deception should be under
stoodty al
Wings Fains Crackers may be procured Of the best family
generally by whom they extensively sold In different
A. y. THOMPSON & Co.,
Nos. 22l and 90 Fultons.., New-fork
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Court Of Death. comm op
The GREAT ORIGINAL PAISIInG Of the COUNT or
DEATH III Open for Exhibition - -. .....

The GREAT ORIGINAL PAISIInG Of the COUNT VI
DEATH v IN Open for Exhibition -. !. i. .....
~ AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING APfnn ~ M
This Is the Great MAsrER-WORk Of REMBhANUI
PLALE which has txcteo much admiration Throughout
county IL 32 feet Of canvas ana CONTAINS
TWF kTY-TIIREE IlFE-SIZE FIGURES. - 49,,
A FAC-SIMILE ChROMO LITIIOGgAPHIC ENGRAV'
ING Of the Painting executed by Saouy Major Knapp
be published by the proprietor of selling 500 at So
the publisher propose 900 81 The mail orders TOT
them have great that Publisher Wa
to ale his the city In order to be eo
TO supply the Sousnd Duplicate paes row comp ted ana
the city wei the country be suPpied SIZE ot
81 ncte s believed that before large and 40
tfu engraving been Offered for so low price II fors
btsutiful attractive and instructive Paror Ornament
EXHIBITION OF the Painting from 81 and TO v ococ.
TICKETS IS CKsrs Those who purchase al Engraving wi"
have ee admission to tn orisnsl. 49, q,
descriptive Lecture upon Painting will be given at and
o'clock. 49, - -
The Fpsravps may also BE- obtained Of the publ her o. y
COTTON No. 81 Park.row NewYoik Mah Subscribers VIII
add IL cents for postage.
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HyReio-Therapeutie Collese:-The comm M, s. ,
FHsrc.es Of the Winter Term will take TTyFNiNG Al "a
Hail. No. IS Laghtst, THIS Saturday ~. A. :, ,ras
O'Clock The corporators Of the School, ana "e i'i'"
medical system, srv Invited.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

TNAMILY HORsEs.--A matched Span, blood
i BAY I5I hand. high without isSt o. ssSisa st,h and
Gsssc Wagon Hairless, 40 Apply a. No. 10 0oidst, up
stairs.
NOR SALE-A light, two-seated CARRIAGE,
buil. bv Lawrence Of Broadway modern style best ms,
teras Is we adapted for family and suitable
horses As the has further for H. viii casa
1eost s4oj May be at Wll.tt Seamans stable 2l
between 9Th aud Hhsys., from TO p NJ,
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Cost ano Souno.

OST or LEH-$2G0. REWARD. ---Lost
Inv or ston from the urdersgeef while ia tie ~
March ind between Turner'S Station and Post Jervs 81
con,tos 81 tep Ie0 bfs the New York kxehsnge Bsst
IL IN bus an the anil Heed Bank and oce 80 bn On
zane baut he balance 10 small bills feree banks p'o
Cs6c se Of Deposit for 81 ge IS No sst lssed 81 sss
VIII retnrp The money and certificate 20 hs nnSsignes a. ~
rss,dsDee 81 Perry, Wyouiog mtg. erto " 1850
No VA. Hil0l1es In tho City Of rewYefk or give s1od ~
fora alton a. W n reeoseTy will recei'e che apcye
wsd All cs'tioDed 's ost ~
'"' "'"'' 's'''"'''' ''F' n D. BILLS.
I OST-On Wednesday evening March Is, N
going from Tepth., ss,.4~sy 20 hibos s.,s.s
viii be suitably rewarded ~ esvgh 9. No ~ ks.t ete
d - REWARD Left on one of tho Fourts-
~ - Rsilrosd css "Wednesday night sPhAYsk
BOOK, with the osners name printed Oh r. Wh,evr VIZ
the Harlem Rsroad Office f;h ssf
z6.h.st, sbsl receive the above reward.
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Parson.'s EK. g 7 9gnei' n

Tia. h mad a. The National Hotel EewYcIk with compe,s
success rnuatng bo,h Cochoaches and Hats VIM pay one
sppso Sold BY all DrpSsts throughout the linked States
ana Oauada-
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90 Gportsmeu.

7 r. CROOK No. 80 Fulton-st, Manufactures
md Imuorer Of FISHING TACKLE In all Is variety,
Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot Nets, senes and fykss "a
Repairing done 1t short notice. Estaohshed IN ioeI
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Brooklyn PoIi1c.-THE REPUBLICAN CITY con-

Rrook!yu POlitics,-THE REPUBLICAN CITY Gun
NtNTluN AND It's CANOIDATESooso = Nh n LDIdos'
bss shown himself wig TO perpetlste system OF enormous
expenditure In the management oil the
WorS the modihc fton CT an act
al, pyins the Republican and other citizens Of her p9hca
Iehs-eposng them, stLer in the hands o. Ihe aecIo OF
private corporation. Mr. Duyea is In the same category win
am sIked whom will support in opposition to Mr. Field
Mr. Dr,gS the WismbDah paper tells ne Is the very iu
personaon Of Lecompton Buchsnanism" This may be- Ia
that Mr. Lregs approved scheme hlpDy
exploded Mr. Field the Champion of establ,hed oppre
and Lecomptonism at Warrington IL
to be put down. in my IN hhe pesots o. u, proper
robs political rights aud snbects as 70 interruptions
domination nom unit to rule The latter Is the least toler
able, and Mr. briggs will receive my support.
Besides 10 vote Messrs Field and Duyes will be TO
the bands Of the Ferry MonoPoI enabling them
10 control nominations for the Legislature. II little tensrk
word cheap ferisre Albany but that Mr. Rcad worthy
candidate opposition Mr. Field In the Republican Conven
aide the sole ground that he hieni OF Aid
Strong who il spending his ine and money st Albany battling
FOR the peoples against their opPessos Ihese IN 'hopoSts
r. Rerubiesu pres. Ia. uniformly derouuced the proceed
repeatedly expressed ~ The Tribune Evening
Post and Evening Journal nave gone bu. single step fur
the and sought TO make practical application OF their ist SEN
mens OF what benefit IL toe uterance OF the most yfuous
pessionE pointed to give them eoctl
denounced Mess Field and Durye. no more decidedly
than The Tribune and The Evening Journal not indeed
but in the system OF legislation which those gentlemen
nropose aso that Republicans shall follow the nda
tons the Republican Journa to lay aide part
san elins In mut cpa elections Mr. briggs will BE- supported
BIZ other Republican Deghbers ~ whom h merits
are known appreciate He has received the sutSes Of the
ee ard wealthy Wsd in which ho resides although doing
several hundreds opposed to his party poci The
cDy sctye opposition bin from municipal cornorsn
Kepubcans Brooklyn vote Tuesday next to rebuke
Albany fraud snd oppression and to elect tue oes' men 70 a
'6e '''' A REPUBLICAN FROM THE START.
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brooklyn inrrcantiie Library

brooklyn Mercantile Library
REGULAR NOMJNATIOhS.
Pr the election, To be held on
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1860.
pors held al No Is4 Afsptic-,t
Open rom 0 10 10 M. and 4to9p IN.
For Iyesit eLt.
JAMES II. FROrHfEOHAM.
Merchant No. % Reuss~ns--Sos ltS Wsist.
FOR Vice Pr.sijept;
SPENCER - q. VAN BOKKELEN
MenrI,aot No o Hsrrisonst No. ~ Broad IT
For Corresponding Secretary
STEPHEN W. CAREY,
s,i proLsr No a Soney .plsee.-No 81 Southst
For Recording Seeietaiy;
THEODORE Il. SMITH, "a -,
Clerk, no. 81 Pierr~Pon,s.-N9. 70 Fsse''~' VII" '
' Hnlehurrt h sHib
For Treasurer:
HENRY u. DICKINSON,
Druggist, No va Atiantic-sl.
For Director: - A. IN
wu,t.x A. OELArLY Merchant, No. 10 bonys~- Nv
Wnlism-st. n,r..,,,,.
PoSrpT q OeDTg Ckrs. No. ~ PierrepontSt-ao' <''
Broadway With Messrs. Devn. Hudson 70 -. NJ 60
ApKIAN VAN SnDKREN, Lawyer No lyS Coiumpifs'
Nsllst =. -, MILL. NJ (,
CgAnLRs L. WOODBRIDGE, Clerk No ia Hcks-st'-No' :"
Chambers IT., with Me.rs r Lam bert 20
RoBRRr Il. SWANSON, jr, Clerk, No " bntet'..-Nyy. ~
Broadway with Mutual Life Insurance Company OF view
CHARLES A. MoRsz, Clerk No l6I Clinton '---No' ~
Hsyxr ~ EVANS Clerk No schernerhOra stNo. iSs At
For Inspectors Of Election: -
NORMAN D. SAMPSON,
CAR CUNNING. tconn,it.ae
ADDISON DOUGHERTY,
A X
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The Printing House OF the
UNITED STATES.
GEORGE f. NESBITT e o.,
GENERAL jon PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
SrATIoNERs WHoI EsALs AND RETAIL.
LrrHoGRAPHfc PRINTERS AND ESGRAyKRs,
CARD MANUFACTURERS,
CoPPRRPIATE FNGRASRRs AND PRISrxRs
ESyKIOPR MANUFACTURERS,
fIsK Cur AND Color PRINTERS,
Nc. l67 I6q and III Pearl and 10 Pine-st Newfork
To One and Al.-Are You suffering from Cousn Cois
Ahms Bronchiis any OF the various pulmonary troubles
that so often In consumptoni hso use
PURE con LIVER OIL AND LINE: safe and EN- scous
remedy Thisno quaek preparaJD but 4 regularly
by the medical faculty. Sold ALEXANDER D. Wlo,6oh'
Cher s No 1G6 Cour't. Boston, In Newly orh oy j. mhs
No 3 Broadway; in Bau by Coleman Rogers NO. lS
Baltmorest In Philadelphia by T. w. Dyott Sons
seyip Is Bank,-UNIoN DIME SAVINGS BANk 80 10.
400 Canal oorper Of VAR deposits made on or before
Anl 20 draw interes, from April Six cent pail On sums
Of $40 and under and per larger sums bAN open
if'm ~ ILL., " > '"' V. HAUGHwoUT, President
GARDNER 8. CsAPrS, Secretary.
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90 tUbom it tflan Concern.

ALL persons having CLAIMS against GEORGE
~ eT JOHN will please hand the with vouc h
attached before the first day Of Mag next or be do
barred Of recovery. CHARLES fOS, Assignee,
No. liS Southst
CAUTION
" Thsis TO csulion the public agsnst negotiating four
BILLS o. EXCHANGE
described below aud IN fansu by mail from Bs to
this the Sd inst payment OF the having been
stopped: Drswsr, Arnold Gaylord Azts Wymln, Byrd
Co, Goa each, dates 4th llh 18Th aud sS,h OF
February 1850. sAM'L C. WOODWARD,
Cashier Adams Bank.
North Adams. Mass, Msrch 81, 1900
CENTRAL PARK EXTENSION NOTICE
~ Notice IL hereby given ts the Commissioner OF Esti-
and Assessments appointed under the act eutled an act
10 alter the map Of the City oil Newferk by laying thereon
public place. and TO authorize the tkag OF the same fe
ApIu S5g will evidence aud hear Arguments a. 70 hs
value of the property to be taken for the s s
Central Park the office Of the Commssoners no &c
Broscway corner Of Duan.st rem the I'd day OF AP
the 10th dsy ApD (suncays eJouded oe~een .no
hours Of II and at which time sno P's's III p'
sous In the subject iaved to be present
The properly provided be taken Ia contained vnn s
following boundaries Sonhery by the sonoeiy sac o.
1t northery py llOtbs essteIy BY the othaN ana "'
DS the S'n -RDSThoNY j. BLEECKER,)
HAWLEY CLAPP, (ooin
RICHARD KELLY,
vTyUF PERSON that met q FRIEND at the
,n, AZ ave Troy DEPOT the morning feu oas ,f svr
.eavsd apv alton whatever rom ht an
nor. shouId meet the Of the one Tor ~oein y ~
eYplanalisn l. respectfully solicited Please o"o0'" NJ
Troy, y. Y.
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Wings Farinai Crackers.

n. VI.
Wings Farinai Crackers.
acknowledged that Of the best articles OK food
proaucedis
WINGS
CELEBRATED FARINA CRACKERS
great Of these Crackers has caused them TO be re-
eeved everywhere with unprecedented favor and this high oPn
Ion spreading continually No other description OF food has
ever been discovered which has proved equal 10
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS,
for all ages and under ell conditions Of the system Not only In
snts children in various conditions have been restored TO
health made grow In strebh well those lively and
which freedom frem suffering in
and Thousands have been made to forget their psln and
tears In tmes and joyful gee Of vigorous health becoming
n health beautiful and true blessing 10 their parents
CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
have been irnmsasurably benefited by the use Of
WINGS PARINA CRACKERS.
The condition OF their bodily power being rendered more health
full mental go increased and they their studies
earnestly acquiring their lessons with greater ease render
ing the pathway up to knowledge pleasant and the attain
msnt of greater eminence probable
FEEBLE MOTHERS
always lind
WINGS FARIEA CRACKERS A BLESSING.
-
Th, contain so much nourshmen In the
weight than any other and easy for the stomsch being
daed any trouble by tho most decae that
and nurses them being superior to any Douhen
LeeoeIe known especially they give strength without any
eveh tendency being OF the most delicate and agreeable
kinds of food bs. could be conceived Of for the siek
DYsPEPTIC PERSONS
| PERSONS OF sHDENTARY HABITs,
| vii find these crackers mes. acceptable.
Thousands been relieved by the frequent daily use OF
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS.
The continued use Of Wings Crackers will ultimately give
resuay 10 the system which article of food will do,
and buoyancy to spirits unkn heretofore properly
beonsnS any nouhmen such extent that produced
| BY Wings Faibs CracheTA
There natural highly nvisorstng and active principle
| longing TO the material ofwhich
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS
are made This practicable IA retained In tie original
strength rendering Wings Crackers Of the most remarkable
productions omodei and OF inemabe value In
noting The health Of all who use them
THE IMMENSE SALES
Of these crackers sonh every who not acquainted with
their hishy ysusoe and extraordinary properties.
Thoe who the regularly hiuk all must think who be-
come acquainted with their excellence viz that they ought
To used every family In every hotel In every nursery
hospital on board of every shpand everywhere
where food convenient hea and economical can be used
those who wish procure these valuable Crackers
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HORSEMANSHIP.-S HORSES are
TRAINED for the OF both Ladies' ami Gentlemen,
seeor5ing the method Of Mr. BaRchor and Of the spanish
school at Msnete No lS3 Eat 2d Specimens
training b. at M hours Aqatsars are invited TO
call hefeTsaees G. A. DAN A esd, Tribune Oiice,
T. A. MORA esq, No 81 Exchangepls~
L RUBIRA, cad No - BEosdsI
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The Heartbsione Club will meet THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock, in Cooper Institute Room No - Ladies' are
Invited to attend A. NJ BUhTON. Secretary.
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Roofing.
professional Notires.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
T. scape attends exclusively 70 operative surgery and tbs
diseases OF h@ pesc vscena Rupture
rhod fsu aud concealed absce Of the recum. cured
without the knife gs.ore. Office hour. from to "a
and to w. No ~ 5thay. At all other hours hs 10 at
his private hospital where every comfort Of domestic life Is
Vded who require the important opersons OF
careful dietetic treatment
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C0asENORATOs OF THE
BIRTHDAY or WASHINGTON iRVlNG.
NOTICE TO MEMBERSHIPS ordinary members nckes
viii not be available on this occasion .-. ,,,,,, -
Tickets Of will be Issued 20 MkMB GRS ONLf, on
application the Library sud after TU EsDAf March ~
beiwen the Of O'Clock Tickets not called for on
or before SATURDAY March 81 VIII be at the disposal ofths
Committee Of Auapet nents . a,>,,,.,
LUTHER BRADIsg, JOHN ROMEYN BRopHEAD;
SAMUEL OsGOOD GEORGE FOLSOM, GEORGE HENRY
MOORE, Committee of Arrangements
Lectures at the spinRler Institute.
Ar UgoS-sQUAkBl Prof. FILE IN Ah'ihh "m ciose h,s
Lecture Room. course IN the french Lansasge IhCho
Modern HstoriGns" especially NIL.
lThierry, Guizot Sichelet
n Fifth-0rerus Prof HENRY .. shtin, w. "; ~
Psin,inr Gallery 4,sthefics." TUESDAY and THURSDAY,
from April s, Il u Subject: " The Beqas
fuk in he ,corids Of Nature Art. and Mid
The Pyfreipies Of Taste, and their Afpiied-
4, Pi,,sor,sv, Prof E. r. PEAsLFE, NJ. D., cog
IPRuIoLOGY" MONDAY aud WEONES-
DAY, from April 9TH, a, y. Subject; {" Tss
Structure aud Functions Of the Humds
Oyoanisn. The Lars Of Lt|e and Health
The Connection and Reciprocal 6lFueaces
lof ire Body aad the Mind"
At Fifthsvepue Prof G. u. LAN6DoN, class IN GA~
Gymnasium lfhTHENiCs" TWloe Heek- Atei VIC h"o
lures, Instruction and practice .
Tickets he obt died az the Institute In
both pieces. oOkhAM u AooOb tIInoPIL
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Gntlerp, 6ar6ware, &f.

A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Of excesnt quaI-
~ fly, and OF low prices for sale By - - . -
JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. SO williams.
TNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
Il ANTHONY, LEAD, sPELTERSOLDER, PIG IRON
Tor sale by JOHN w. QUINCY Co. No. 70 Wnnsn-S
DERU HORSESHOE IRON.-The genuine
Article solely by TIE Peru Iron Comrsay
and cautioned against counters The
sold rates. and delivered at Rouses Point Albany Trey.
or HewYork, by SALTUS & Go No - Gin 81
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Concert by the shbbath SchooI OF M0s.uA'Hrstt t
Cburcb cornor University place and Chnonst south
siaailyn on TUESDAY EVENING April assisted by eight
Vocai1ts and the Temene Family conoert TO
to "A O'Clock Proceedsior the oentn q cnoo
The Hercules stump PuIler-Resstle's power In the
ss.t soaea and sast cost to It no team needed
1--WE men can pull bigger stuups with than 30 yoke OF oxen
IA the Ordinary Price ish,y Dollars For CIRCULAR call
on or address Y. g. CABOT No. Coutandist, NswforE
A Machine IN exhibition.
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gtationsrp and famfp GOODS.
Rilliara Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well-ssasoned
"A BILLIARD TABLES. made In the best possible nssnet.
and AT 0 be found the PHEL AN Biz
LARD TABLE MaNUPACfORY, kos. o. s.. o.. md -
Crosby It, NewYoik Every article connected with the Esds
1t the lov est rates.
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90 Farmers and Others.

CHICAGO PEAR TREES for SAG&-A rsra
~ chsnce buy about 300 rEAB TREES Of very obses
selection Il now offered st Stand No 24 Faoa Market Said
Trees have three years from the S1ry and
bore Fruit last year Lovers OF cnotne FrI ca ssd
DEZENDUhkf L. NOWBRY.
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are made This far practicable, Ia retained In s original
strength rendering Wings Crackers Of the most remarkable
productions Of nodei and OF nestmable value In
noting the health Of all who use them
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Dinsmore's New Railroad Gnide.
ONLY IS CENTS.
April number ready merit week. 60
DINsMORE L CO, Publishers No Spruce st

Those Beautiful Plated CastersThey have Just son,
IA from the factory offered for SALE at ron 81
As my store IL little out oil the way WI" AAo ''
the interest Of al who will call on A., 49,, q p.,,..,
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Tux, DIVIDED HOUSE.

4 great deal has been said by the journals Of the
Democratic party about passage in one Of Mr..
Lincolh's speeches, III which bespoke of tho Union
IS house divided BY the question Of Slavery, and
laid that the diyiaion must cease, or tho louss
could not stand. To leave 10 deabt as to the real
sense and spirit ef this language, which has been
so much commented on, we extract fronn.a slhse-
gnent speech of DIR. Linco1 sthe following further
exposition of the subject, made in reply to an at
tack from Judge Douglas.
GAS ] lave moi used up nauch of my time Is 1
had suppos ed, will dwell Sitls longer upon or
two of thsse miaor topics upon which the Judge has
spoken. he has read from my speech il Springfield
in which say that a house divided against tnsf
not stand. Does the Judge say it can stand! don't
know whether he does or not. The Judge does not
to be attending 10 me just now, bat would Ike
to knox if it is his opinion that houss divided against
itself san stand he dooa then there is questioned
verasity, not between him and me- but between the
judge and All authority somewhat higher character.
Now, my friends | ask your attention 10 this mat
ter for the purpose Of saying sorethiDg seriously
know that the Judge may readily enough agree with
me that the maxim which was put forth by the "a
vior IL true, but he may allege that asapply it and
the Judge has right TO urge that, in my application
do misappy it, and then have a right to show that
do not misapPly it, When be undertakes to say trt
because think this nation 30 far as the question of
Slavery is concerned, will all become one thing or al
the other, am in favor of bringing about dead mi.
formity in the various States in all their institutions
he argues enormously. The great variety of the local
institutions in the States, sIringng from differences m
the soil, differences in the face Of the country and
the climate, are bonds Of Union. They do not make
a house divided against ITSELF but they make houe
united they produce in section of the country
what is called for by the wants Of another section anil
tbs other section supply the wants of the first the
are moi matters Of discord but bonds Of union true
bonds Of unon. But can this question of Slavery be
considered among these varieties demonstrations OF
The country leave it to YOU to say whether in the
history Of our Government this Institution of Slavery
has not always failed to be bond Of union and ON the
contrary, been apple of dscoId and an element Of
division in the house. ask you to consider whether
20 long as the moral constitution of men 8 minds shall
continue to be the sans, after this generation and a..
semblage shall sink into the grave and another race
shall rise, with the moral and Intellectual deyel
opment we have-whether, If that institution is stand
ing in the same irritating position in which il now is 1t
will not continue an element of division? II 80. then
have right to say that in regard to this question