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sIr. Doagsss' Reception and speech a.
HartfOxd.

The subjoned accounts O; the reception OF Mr. Douglas
at Hartford were received at the HxsALD odee last
night
CorRAs1 or1rcs, Hartford, c., July Is, 1890.
Mr. Douglas arrived In this city ct hAfpass seven
O'Clock this evening.
The Douglas wing Of the democratic party had arranged
10 receive and escort him 10 his quarters at the United
States HOTEL where he :" have received his friends
The Breckenridge wing OF the party have quietly been
a. worS Tor couple Of days headed by Burr, pub
own hands The result WAS that they Mr.. D. at the
depot, with Colts Armory Band and Guards, and car
House, where be welcomed One hundred guns were
hed, church bells rung and large crowd turned out.
Mr. Douglas was grateful for the reception given him. He
denounced the republican and Breckenridge parties call
ing them sectional and claimed that he and his party
cuped the middle and true ground and the regular
democratic party, and the only party which could
Mr.. Douglas is the guest of Mayor Deming
A. G. Blair, who has refused 70 support Douglas rode In
the carriage with him, while those who have worked
faithfully early and late and claimed 70 be leaders Of the
Douglas wing were allowed the privilege Of staying out
II was the coolest operation ever witnessed In this city
and has occasioned much comment and merriment.
OrrcR or THE Posi-, !
HARTFORD, July 10, 1900.
Senator Douglas had glorious reception in this
city this evening There liberal outpourng Of the
masses. He was escorted from the depot by company
Of military headed by band of music salute OF 100
guns was tred in honor Of his VISIT and bells rung
and the widest demonstrations of enthusiasm made
Mr.. DougAs was introduced 70 the vast multitude by
xxou. " ~ nuOOhIu anu mhue SNORT speech from tn3
steps Of the Phenix Rank which received With vo
ciferous applause
noticeable feature OF the reception wa that il
shared Ia by TIE leading democratic politicians wh
have not hh,rto been favorable to Mr. Douglas, aud
prominent amongst them was A. f Burr. Esq, OF the
Hartford Times.
Mr.. Douglas leaves TO for Boston. During his
stay here he will be the guest of the Mayor Of the city
Orrcy or THE TINES, HARTFORD, July 10, 1860.
Senator Douglas arrived here this evening his way
to Boston BE was received NJ the by military
mIanies, and guns were fired in the Para his honor.
BE was also handsomely met by large concoursc OF
people without regard TO party.
He was escorted 10 the State House square where he
was welcomed to the city by Hon. r. ID. Hubbard who
introduced him as standing on middle ground politically
between the arctic and anartc extreme s--where the
olive and the vine grow spontaneously.
Mr. douglas replied that he did occupy that ground and
claimed that non intervention the true policy OF the
country TO prevent angry disputes and Unhappy results
The large crowd of five six THOUSAND, orderly
and quiet Mr. Douglas is the guest Of his Honor Mayor
Dcmng.
Mr.. D. leaves for Boston to morrow noon.
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rfIsCELI.iAN EOyS.
sosyTHIxo Ssx

"A Prof Woods Resorsnys CoraiJ ard Rod R~aovsiov
o. general de slly
csus- slso dJspepss neryoaseess nth sses. incvisa
female IN a. a~ ~ rrevens TIE crnaccr
Of disease Is cerainI the bey and agreeable
esy rnbsned - 70 bc the MA powerful tonic koDwx
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have - bes<tO1 IN rscong scni1 H. since
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Obitu AIRY.


TIE HoS. JONI u. Lrxrxis, OF 6KoRoiA.
The Hon. John H. Lumpkin, Of Georgia, dicd suddenly
90 the 9th ns at his residence in Rome in that State
Mr Lnmrkin born in ogicthorpe county, Georgia,
Jure TO- 1879 He was educated at Franklin and Yale
colleges served for some time ~ Secretary IN the Execl-
tive Department Of Georgia, studied law and was admit
tod 10 the bar in 1894 was elected The state Ieesa
rrc in 1858, 10 ISIS he Solicitor General Of the
Cherokee circuit and he representative in Congress
frcm Georgia from 1ss3 u tsa9 and elected 80 the
Irtyfourth Congress- lie also held the ofce for three
years Of Judge OF the Cherokee Circuit Court and that %
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of the state.
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BEIL1GEREST roRcEs.
hosIs, July 10, 1850.
The steamer Brooklyn arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz llth inst
Minister McIane q passenger, and proceeds to
wgshingtou.
Political and military affairs unchanged. Mrs.
al Lagos, endeavoring3t TO reach the City of
Mexico.
All the foreign ministers, except the Spanish, siil re-
fuse diplomatic intercourse with Mfsmons government
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Married.

BrowS-DorGLAss.-OnM Monday, July Is, by the Rev
DR. Morgan, THOMAS Blown TO MARGARET A. DouGLAss
both Of this city.
Albany papers please copy.
FERGrsoS-lxRn in this city, Friday, July 10, by
Rev. John Brasil DAVID FERGUSON TO CHRISTINA Mrx, for
merry Of Glasgow
GIoyEE-BRNsIxY. Brooklyn, Sunday, July I,
by Rev. E. n. JOHNSON, DAVID X. GLOVES 10 Miss Exu 4
BRINsrxY
IIrTuLCoorxR. Sheffield Mass on Thursday, July
IL, Mr. AsAHxI NJ IITx TO Miss ELLEN COOPER, eldest
daughter Of Hon. Fred. Cooper all Of Sheffield, Mass.
ORuILY--BKILISGHAN.-In Brooklyn. on Monday, July
49, at the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev
william Keegan, Mr.. HrGa OiRuLY 10 Mss MARY ASSS
eldest daughter Of John Bellingham, Esq all Of Brooklyn
sMu(;nI In this city, on Wednesday evening, July
H. by the Rev DR. Parker at the residence Of the bride
parents, No lol East Twenty sixth street. Mr.. JACOB
all Of this city.
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Brcc kinridge Ratification Meeting.

FArrIrEynls, Ark, July IA, 1860.
An enthusiastic ratification meeting held here
day. to endorse the nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane
Hon. G. W. Taylor elcctor Addressed the meeting ad
vocang the claims Of tho South with great zeal sena
tor latham arrived at four O'Clock and introduced
the meeting and delivered very elective speech fa
vor OF Breckenridge and lane
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Missouri Politics.

81. LOUIS, July Is, lsGo.
The Democratic County Convention to-day nominated
full ticket, including j. r. Barrett for Congress by
oiamatiop, General Frost for State Senator Cclone
Boey, the principal competitor OF General Frost, with
drew and made q Breckenridge speech to the outside
crowd announced himself independent candidate
The nyention Was not harmon ious
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.IcrseY CITY News.

vTof XVI THuNpEr SronN-fln flsguwseAS frse SfNP
SrRrtR ny IacuNIyc.-A thunder storm posscd
Jersey Cty sunday afternoon, and n the c0fFo
OF s travels the lightning struck tn itrt taa siaf cp
posite itys lager hesr ssoon, SCATTERING the roe enf
causing grcpt cxclttf1cnt IN the immediate vicHt
man engaged " ihe glass Norss W wash nEtcn sireef
va stsuC& y. tc e.ectic aid add tdfred nsr1s'p
l7prre 90 no .tas- a,!ry deus 10 could IVAN
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Advance In Frcaghts ON the Philadeip hia
and Reading Railroad.

The freiEbu and tolls on anthracite coal by the Tia-
dephia and Reading Railroad are this day advanced af
teen cents Der ton as advertised by the company. Al
statemepts 10 the contrary arc cdltorial mistakes.
II DtfTFv sTftiE. Vice President.
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ATcHIsoS, X. T. July Is, 1850.
Adisgraceful occurred In this place about twelve
O'Clock last night at house Of III famc in which pistols
and knives we're freely used. by the Of HI
ram O. dee was killed with slung shot, and two others
dangerously wounded being shot aud the other badly
,r me officers are ON the lookout for the murdercr.
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Row 1T Little Falls, ". y.
A ptso8prRr.Y CHARACTER SHOT.

ArBASr, July Is, $50
Jim Crawford, noie rowdy, was shot at Lite Falls
Shis noon by named Hsliing proprietor II lager
bier saloon. Crawford and his party went TO Hillings
about two O'Clock and demanded drinks, which were re-
fused Crawford commenced disturbance, whca Hulog
drew pistol and shot Crawford three times. Hug
tocted VI 10 await the result Of Crawford's injuries
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Homicide at Tally, n. ".

SNLAttrf, july TO- I9o''
A young man named strait was shot By another named
e. Markham in fully Saturday night last. strait was
I'm company with party who were going to horn
newly married couple. Markham supposing insult was
offered 70 him, rushed from his house as they we're
passing and shot at the party killing strait amot IN
SANITY MAJ khan has given himself up
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Royal playau


rr.-wooD, kDpY CO hsnassn o. ss ,o--,,
Dvlarapr-YtTa, GAS No. SIS Jutv 10. 1851
7G, &c, IL, 80, "A. IL, IS. 56, ~, 4, a, Is, ~.
nIlsrsss-tiass No 50, Jgir 10 iy' =, a..
81, ~, a.. Sc. a.. 81. 90 so, ~, 81, u. Al, D.
WOOD sDDT 90. Wilmington, re.ssase
on ~ WOOD EDDY a Co, ~. Lyaa, ns>soun
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Breckinrid0c I'm Iowa.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 10, 1850.
A call appears this morning for Breckenridge and
Lane mass meeting, to be held here the 18th Of
gust is signed by Messrs Austin Corbin John Johns,
Geo H. Parker and many other prominent democrats of
the State.
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n. LovIs, July 70, 100
large gathering WAS held last night to ratify the
mnation Of Francis r. Blair Jr for Congress Mr. Blair
made eloquent address, after which variety Of bril-
liant fireworks, includngcne piece in which showo
the name Of " Frank Blair )" were exhibited.
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The Democratic Electoral Ticket In
Pen nsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July TO- 1850.
call has been issued by Mr., Haldeman, Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, protesting against the
action Of the Democratic State Committee calling mass
and delegate convention to meet ct Harrisburg July g.
70 form Q straight Douglas electoral ticket.
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Illinois Politics.

BznIyuII, H., July Is, 1850
Judge Trumbull welcomed home by the Bclvills
republicans last evening In enthusiastic
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The steam siosp-of-war Seminole.

NosFoiK, July 16, 1850
dav on m cruise
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Irty 1o.-The tasfed Stas Henriq,n Ddfostd.-The
d ndant Is held in custody charge Of fitting out
SLAYER. Mr.. Pkngon, OF Attorney street, was offered
As ben for nsCoe appearance The District Attorney
vii decide, after examination, ss 70 tho subcency
of the bail.
Royal Havana Lostery.-The following
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onsdsH Drswirn OF Hodges Davis q
co ooass'saAied se: =. Z. 9 s es e pS
1T So S. - IS III, So 8, So, 10.
sopds 81 DiS W. go Co.. a saAses Macon. Georgia
:, Brooxlya Photograph s.s sss His Lis mso ms
C'9 sul.on s-eet.
Grover 4 Bakers CelesrsA I'd aps
soIsRLEss SEWING MAtsh sEs
use " Fsa.ss Z. T. s' s,1 Ssis
smith smithsoni.a House, Brosdwsl'. corner
'N'.- eo'-N1'sa o. the European E~ss MEAD.
Mhiskey.-S. T.. Suits Kentucky. Salt
river d ''' '' ss y asss 81 saa TsS $500
Herr4nxs Patent Champson y,r, AND
pagar yoo SAFES ssl Broadway eoaer .: RuSY or co.,
SteinWay & SOM
years -' wssssoons q and 81 waIss s.rss W.
TEN Pounds OF CoRse for One DoNsr.-
Ten d q Sc pISod s:. = % sSa g! 81
2l6 Greenwich street
Hesnan. Sayers' TOMMY Jerome Boa
Psre Greet 81 ESssr Ihs.oSsaRh: By MEADE BROTHERS,
si1,Fine shirts for -.
MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, a62 Broadway.
IN fine Straw Haa a do. from auction One dollar each
3b BROADWAY
500 NSEgers south and 8, 900 Acres North,
uSS a. G Sc EQUAL rights
Cllrehugh's Nllusivs wig, an Entire
novsiy. Psrngs uns.sAsbe No turning behind. 200
Broadway, next A. T. Stewart Co.'S.
Wheeler Is Wilson's Sewing Machines.
orce SOS Broadway New YORK
Barry's TricopherOus is the Best and
chehpes. arisle for dressing beauying curling, cleansing
preserving and restoring the hsr Ladies' try it. Sold BY all
druggists.
DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi.
cal Cure Truss with success In edecnS permanent cures OF
hernia. or rupture MARSH co,
No. Vesey street, N T.
BatcheIor's Wigs and Toupees have im-
proyements surpsssng al others natural and perfec.
H. and turning behind no shrinking No. 10 Bond street.
ing the shadow Of death into almost every family BE advised
sufferers listen the voice Of truth; HOOWAYS Pills
certain cure; they never fail. Try them 1t Is too Late
Crtstadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
peesTbe best in world wholesale aud retail and the
bye privately applied No. 6 Astor House.
Catch 'em-Catch 'em Alive.
Wghma Fly Paper contains poison One sheet catch
over three thousand files Depot No. xs3 Greenwich
Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye so cent? black brown. Depot No. Barclay street,
and by III druggists
Establishment and Treatment OF the
Har-Gray hair prevented. Consultation BIZ DR.. GRAND
JEAN ON all their diseases. Attor place.
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Ciirehugh's nIHsivs wig, an Entire
noTsy. Parings unsalAabIe No turning vi behind go
Broadway NEXT 4 T. Stewart 4 Co.'S.
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W nishsy.M,s. Il. Suits KsntueAy Salt
RIVER a. -roon, 900 oy a. drugglsA HEGENAN GACO.,
Hos. To-. so. Oil and us Broa,ixyay N Y.
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ercver 4 Bakers Celeb~aA ga
NOIsRLESS SEWING MAtTh ms
Toe les. Ia for family sesA s,v.
xe5 Brcatxsy NeW for.
lSo Fulton sSro " bfoOk.n-
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Cfce sos Broadway, New YORK
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Sal thsonAsn House, BrOOdwUl's CORNER
sweet conducted on the European Elss xr.n
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:, Brooxlya Photograph ~SW Ills lis mso ne
w kul.on a.eet.
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Barry's Tric0pherOus is the Best and
cheapest aree for dressing identifying curling, cleansing,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' it. Sold By all
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White, the Hu4ter, Ahcad-NcW Shapes
In fine Straw Ha.s lo00 do from auction. One dollar each
RyD@d
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Hsr, AND
Burglar PROOF safes 81 Broadway, Eur~y o., col.
Ma - - ~
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his X adj
cal Cure Truss with In edecng permanent OF
hernia. or rupture. MARSH co,
No. vesey street, n. Y.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
peesTbe best the world Wholesale retail and the
Dye privately applied No. 6 Aston House.
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Diarrh@a and Dysentery are now Ca ST.
the shadow Of death almost every family BE advised
sufferers listen the voice of truth HOIIOWAYS Pills
certain cure; they fail. Try them Is too late.
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Bachelors Wigs and TouPees have Inn
SURPRISING al others; natural and perfect
a. and turning up behind shrinking No Is Bond street.
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SteinWay Is SOM
Cy-rsOng Grand and square Pianos for ava
years WArerooms 81 and ~ Walker street.
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Heenan. Sayers! TOMMY Jerome BoMS-
psrte, Great Eastern Photographs by MEADE BROTHERS,
Tor sale 1t rs Broadway, opposite the Park
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u ARsoys gNTFRMfNA1OR
TIN BEST ~ TlF WORLD
ia usei The Nsuors FDt n. " wfh .spifte
annlng both t0ckl~sse~ - Rss bt appt-
SoiJg all drugc a. e tntcd Sla.rs aad Corsi
N PsTS2f HVUsr-xgEpRRs pfFIN
ISr AlLtHIH rN-ElI PDWrEg
AND NFRNfN tfiSvfC ~.
Th- on truly reliable article bedbas Co.
tn 1lrA saoiss. var1ea insects rats snd mice
Princps, depot lS Brrsd Say. s1id by ali druIrirA
cTopAap PIANOS.
- GRAND SQUARE, MD PrccOfo
THE BkST MANUFACTURED,
wARkROoNS 5cs BROADWAY.
CgwING MACHINES 20 RENT AND Fo2 sALs
- Al The ssdng 49, csss Swing sArAses co asna a.
ant 100 ALE Try before purchasing.
Ssg lort Sewing MacAine EB,Jcrun
tsS broadway, corneF VI bron ssesss
$40 fShFomsRFwSRARy
PRO BONO rutI.ICO.
SEWING MAcWEz'
1HE WV IMPROVED ----
sHUTrLx NACHrsks-.
Msnuinesur~d by
GRO. ~. sftOAT CO.,
Ard seir ~ wholesale 1nd retail ~ rrices unvrpsst -
crtlcl. t1shed Hachfes and trco~pStniet Win pc
fss 80 o. g.frs-'es oftsst szsencx. 0oes lcss ar
saare, LNWrs n. BKrHA
t1Srn.~N SsN sAi~
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Ten Pounds OF CO6ee for One D0Nar.-
Ten pounds superior 81 CO. pounds 81 Co. You get
tits only al CHRIsTIANs0Ns, No, Chambers street and
2l6 Greenwich street
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SixFine Shirts for -.
MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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Nov READY.
N sfr ucosp russsR % Tux
PLANTATION

SorTnrnS 3rAnTfnfr JoUHSAf-
Carisinlng neany 0 ~ reading matter Devoted 70
The defence a negro slavery, o unqualified, unrrn~svc
n social and poncal point of The
number conian1 many other articles the olOvtng
William w. SosaTd scboolmasier In Georgia. walter
Eiys Love fer bis Cousin, Cleopatra Clare. Hope Two
three of Mr. spraus slave Trade arHnmen,S An-cscons
1u,e. The Oli HOf~e uncs Sketches
sorshrrn ise What Il slavery. MIST slnner DO
PEELED 20 In each Hesr Two Beings Dwell OConnel
and Mrs xm.sry. Agricultural yews % tho ls:e rAonss
SHADING Efrar A. Pauline d. ffcufan Opcnng Hmm
f6r lie pedsaln u Church Ci1ss III mn r ZOE Deii-
oann Cbnrch. Improved Agriculture for the aeshera
Georgia Ia past iibesy and presess fo-,ion Tue BAL A
B. Tic sentry sspg fDgsh 9Dei- and Poe<y prcviOn<
10 chaucer spoonsuf Of sfuHls Picture "a syurrt>r,.
Burning The Negro the soah. Boston Ladies and
piston BssEars Sympathy Massachusetts fhssNnihruEy.
wiz. Iiufsir and Anoslee. f1iog's Table.
Terms. - Single copse- ~ - Sent by mtl
Rnywhefs-n the ,asa States on rrseipt e the pe~.
rrDNEY a xl'TSiI.f. Prli.-serr.
~ John srcet. n. Y go,
J. A. EATON Fsonion. Ga
Arsts Saniea, lib sal he rrei.
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Che 9ailp goarual.
COMMUNICATIONS Platform.

WHEREAS, Experience has demonstrated
that platforms adopted by the partizan Con-
ventions of the country have the effect to
mislead and deceive the people, aud at the
same time to widen tue political divisions
of the country, by the creation and encour-
agernent of geographical and sectional par
ties therefore
Resol0ed, That it is both the part of pat
riotism aud of duty to recognize no politi-
cal principles other than the CONSTITUTION
OF TIE CoUsTRY, TIE UNION OF THE STATES
AND THE ENFORCEMENT or THE LAWS; and
that, as representatives of the Constitution
al Union men of the country, in a Nation
al Convention assembled, we hereby pledge
ourselves to maintain, protect and defend,
separately and unitedly, those great princi-
Piles of the public liberty and national safe
ty against ali enemies, at home or abroad,
believing therby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of
the people and of the States re-established,
and the Government again placed in the
condition of justice, fraternity, and equali-
y, which under the example and Constitu-
ton of our fathers, has solemnly bound every
citizen of the United States, to maintain a
more perfect union, establish justice and
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the
common defence, promote the general well
fare and secure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our PROSPERITY.
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why do we Support Abraham
Lincoln

There are various reasons, but those which
refer more particularly to the man may be
summed up as follows:
l He is honest.
2. He is friend to American labor
3. He is opposed to the extension of
slavery.
Kansas.
5. He is in favor of a just and liberal
Homestead bill.
6. He is infexibly opposed to corruption
and intrigue in every form.
7. He is a true representative OF princi-
Piles held by the fathers of the Constitution.
8. He will crush out and destroy disunion-
ism wherever it may appear.
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l.. Q. DeBruler, Independent candidate
or Congress, will address the citizens of
iibson county at the following times an d
,laces. Speaking to commence at l P. NJ.
ach day.
Princeton, on Monday, August 81.
OwensvilIe, Tuesday, August %.
Summitville, Wednesday, August %.
Haubstadt, Thursday, August 80.
Let there be large turnout to hear this
alant champion of the rights of the Free
'eople of this country.
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II
@Ek enced Nurse and female Physician, presents
to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teethg, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by softeuing the gums redu-
cling all infammation-win allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii
give rest yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IyFANTs
We have put up and sold this article fer over
ten years. and can say, in confidence and II.
of it, what we have SOr been able to say of any
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did know an in stance of dissatisfaction
by any who used it. $<On the contrary, all are
delighted with its opera Ations and speak terms
of highest COmmenda sstion of its magical ef-
fects and medical virtues We speak in this
sFwhat do know af ~ter ten years experience
and pledge our reDuta Stion for the fuhlment Of
what we here declare gin almost every instance
where the infant is suf Sfering from pain and ex-
haustiou, relief will be Nfound in Is or 20 minutes
after the Syrup is admin Histered.
This valuable prepare Stion is the prescription
of one of the most expe Srienced and k iIlful
Nurses in New England, sand has been used with
never failing success in %tho1sands Of cases.
1t not only relieves sSthe child from pain but
invigorates the stomach <and DO wells cOrrects acid
ity, and gives tone and Sen6rgy to the whole sys-
TEN. It Will almost in stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind 1Colic, and overcome con-
WILSON'S, which if not speedily remedied, en- q
in death We believe it Ssthe best and surest rem
edy in he world, in all c.cases of Dys ntery and
Diarrhea in Children whether it arises from
teethinE or from any other cause We vyoulJ
say to every mother who has a child u # rim z
from any one of the foregoing complaints, do nor
let your prejudices, nor the PIE udics of Others
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile OF
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Prin-
cipal ef1ce, No. 13 Cedar street, New York
Price 25 cts. a bottle. Janl3-dWly.
KELLER & WHITE, AgeHts, Evansville. In