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AND DAEVILLE RAILROAD.

SOsTH-sRDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDARTER MONDAY THE pad AU-E-,,
" gust, the passenger Trains will l. follows 30
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train daily $40 A. NJ reaches Lynhburg Atl2s6
p
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays ST 446 ~
reaches Lyuchburg At l230 A NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at p NJ
Trains starts daily except Sundays 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $50 4. 81.
These with daily trains to the SPRING. Knox
Vile Nashville Memphis &C.. 70 New Orleans
~ This Is the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
OF Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
Point Petersburg daily Sundays,
NJ II Nooa and City Point at $50 NJ and 1880 N.
Extra trains TO and on A the steam packets when
essary.
II. D. BIRD,
su9I General Superintendent
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HAVE 10 o nov thanks to my friends and customers for for
r liberal patronage and continuance Of the same
TO tle new business of Ln8V BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. 10, lsCO. iezz-u
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NOTICE or CO-PaR TNERSHIP. LUTHER
- LIBBY Of RI, hmond and ABRAHAM BURTON, Of Peters
burr Va have formed copauehp uader the style OF LIBBY
nj gTON for IN, purpose conducting Grocery, SAfp
Cuaudlcry and Commission business. al the old
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON
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suoCKoE Pounpny a. m.cu,,p .,,o..

jHoCKOE POUHDHY MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER on CARY AHD I7TH 6fRFITa
HcHzssD Va
V'ALBoTr BROTHER, Propris,ors ~ the sboy. wop.,
II are nov building PORTABLE sfEAM EEgIEEE az an 80
proved Construction, Of all Sizes FROM forty Iar.
suitable for Circular Cav Mills, TrcIhng Msohlos go 80
purposes which they fai'sr are fully eon
oerior any Engines built here elsewhere ~
They will ALSO furnish STATIONARY sTEAA EHsINys ,,
zen Horse 10 any required power Nv.
CIRCULAR SAW MILI4 Of the mos, Approved esn.,x...
and Of various sizes.
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER woRKs poRrlsIt a,,,.
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds. WALTZ
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES ELATTESING MILIS .nd all sr,ie,.,
In manufacturing Tobacco together With every Of BRAss
IRON CAeTIEGB and WROUGHT IRON WORK ssa
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DIR. ,. -. Rose,
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
IL person must know that remedies handed oct for general use
the hands Of reeuary-siacaed Physician Or Rose, has
aboed long and diligently IN an extensive practice o. medicine,
his remedies s well known % people Rcmond have
performed the moot retaark9 cures here and elsewhere
DIR Us. ROSES 4 XpECIORANT OR COUCH
For Coasumpaon, Gad' 6agl Astsrpa Splitting cr BLOOD,
Eroaclils and All Dseaees cfhe Lungs
Tfi, Syrup having stood the many years experience
remedy irritation or lnaamau Of The Lungs Throat Bron-
CHA Is acknowledged by AL to be remedy eneny superior 70
other known compounds used for the relief and radical cure
Of Coughs and Consumption
for none phys should attempt aprescpon compel
ed knowledge Of the constitution aud constituted Of
tend to do iTary SIS object not only to cause symptom h
cough TO stop but 1t also expected OF regularly educated
der may asy cough by his opium and squ moiass and aud
the after health his patient Many o the nostums
the day have 10 stop cough and the deuded victim
ued into ncurable form Of perhaps death Dr. J.
Rose. Cough Syrup vii not oa Coughs hut IN all cases
crevent lion OF Diseases COSeUNPrON Price zoe and a.
DIR, i. :. EtGsE'S Fam CURER.--Thi] popular
and never falling remedy has alone stood the test 'f I'
TTsE PAIN CIEssfk Rheumatism.
TEaE PAIN CUHEH cures pA!nsin iLelmb'' joints bach
IaE PAIN CUREys cures chorc pains In the stomach
TfIE PAIN CURER cures scalir Burns sprsins and
TUE PAIN CURElS cures any pain internally e1ter.
naiy and should be kept in every family.
We shall only say to the afflicted, try the PAIN CURER,
m yes you relief recommends others; If falls condemn II.
Remember 70 has come from a regular Physician.
DIR. >. 3. nos ~ DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
only for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price 20
cents.
dyspepsia may be known by cosvene becng up Of wind,
oach and sometimes dah0a or ooseness OF the bowels
headache feelings cold feet Wakefuness ana variable
appetite symptoms allowed long without
this medicine (Which will always cure then follow debility ofthe
lungs, and q predispostiOn 90 consumption
DIR. y. y ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND. forali
Kidneys and Bladder Price % cts The great de
this article hasnduced others TO bottle up something and
call Il Iluchu Ask Roses, aud take no other.
AliDR j. y. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
have his written signature over the Cork OF Aeh oo rake
wlthoutit.
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Sold by WARNER L. WAkISti, General Agent,
l0T Broad Street, above yth
fee Ric mond.
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wv. "a. PLEAsINTs,
PRODUCE
GENER COMIINNIoN MERCmAN

CENER II COMMISSION MERCHANT,
40 lsti "a beisvcn Main and Cary.
kfCuMUNu. Va
Pardar attention pad o. the sale % Tobacco, wheat Corn
Iolr Oats. &C.
F.r-ers Mo are disposed % ship heir Grain o. win De
tu5 5It bags c terms charged by "a oad Con
auirs Con.lgraa-u.t s1-lei and prompt returns made
Haviag c0nnscon sh he Store tarney oecuP4ed ~ my
self at0ring store, vacated BY het5ra D. y . a.
soo ari hagnr throra Together, prepared %
yt0rs every description OF c ls conduct NE pro
dace an1 general coinuiloa bushes ia an - prtnenes
Thankul ne patronage ~ friends and We pao
voaid respectfully a. eootnaancs o NJ sane ag-e
ono BAGS BLACK AGRICULTURAL PEAS
Z(yAJ ~ AZ 81 WOMBLE CLAIBORNE
ayal NJ II Pearl s.
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nGaTE 3 RRApBuRRYlS PIANOS.
CHTCKERING PIANOS.

4 NEW ana fall supply Of these spendd nstTu- ,-u,
N ueuts haze been received. 49,
In addition the beautiful EoX de Nox, the Dir
csag Action The Grand have DOW TIE Bow a.
IOir beautiful instrument o. an upright form.
The Chickering's have received Is h- prize medals al over re-
competitors and from frs. rank Institutions aud fairs Of
America Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory Ia the world.
Chickering's have cgra'et he best and most pera
nen improvements have brought he Piano rs present
lection; by the great capital they have invested In anuia
turing convenience they suIy fy per cent chcapetlan
any factory None o their instruments leave the Warefoom
without having been fully Inspected by the beet artists
this factory has than agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments Only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos ie. Orders PROMPT at
tended 90. ....
Waerooms north side Q; Broad street. Eth and at Isbl
MAO > ave- KkTH'L CARUsI Sole AGENT.
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWgNCs--- ~
E CULTIYATORS AND HARROWs FOR t>NS@&~--S
PUTTING IN WtiEAT.-Beieving that lhaVe - KIN
In my NEW PLOW the Pov in use, IEsa11tzfsfszA
make this Farmers and Planter viii furnish then
Implements sndthey not better than those hey nov
have after trying them, iree oil charge
tEf-Fresh supply Of Tgrnp Seed Just received =,
p II. STARKE, No. 80 Main St,
jy22 doors above stCharles Hotel
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NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL.
WE jrst received, Of direct Importation large and
w complete assortment OF MAYORS and Mara best cast
STEEL consisting Of
Square assorted from ~ to ~ inches
0ctagon q" 4 to1k
Round Machinery assorted from y to ~ inches
Double shear steel assorted; all sizes
MIL Pick cast steel "
Patent Hammer steel "
Granite Wedge I" "
To which spectfuy Invite The attention OF Granite Work
and purchasers generally For sale at lowest rates by
SAG. DOMAIN.
msyl IRON FRONT W. Block Governor Street
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HARDWARE.

CLARksON A. ANDERSON,
No. 100 Main Street. Richmond, virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, oUEs. Ae., have
Il for sale
1000 dos Pocket Knives,
5000 sets Knives and Forks,
30 doz. Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
100 " Plated e" Forks,
500 Shoe and Butcher Knives
100 Rodgers, wEdes and Butchers Rszors,
so Razor stropa,
go Scissors and Shears,
5000 Gross Gimlet pointed Screws,
26OO doz Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 sets Bed and Furniture Casters,
5000 Rim, Pad, Chest and stock Locks,
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons
bIa0 n Grifins Horse Shoe Nails,
200 kegs hammered Horne Shoes,
20 tons Iron Axes
10000 Carriage and Pow Bolts, &c, &c.
They are also Agents for Fairbanks Scales.
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9 UNDkIES.-
= Is tierees prime Rice
SEQ bbIs prime New Orleans Aolasses
20 tbls. "s.ex York" eyrup
1000 sides Cole Leather
500 pkgs. GreeR and Black Teas, fsome prtne)
300 bags Ginger Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
800 bxs Glass 30 bbls Tanners OIL
800 bxs "Hulls Extra" and RosIn Soap
300 DOE Brooms; 500 do. Buckets
1000 Letter Cap and Wrapping r?es
go bales Candlevick and Twine for sale the SAD
low [fe2s-tl TINsLEY, TARHf ! KILLIAMs.
DLOWs.LivngstOn PiOws, Nos. /. M and aHgt had
III cast Points
Lvingstons Plows Nos T. and left han. east PontI
Llyingstons improved Plovs EoA ~, aud len hand
wrought Points -
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos IS ls, l9h, 9H, 90 sndh
cast Points -
wiley 4 conckrns Flows, EOL s. 4bK, sX, II, % and {"
cast Points -.
Rch's Povs. EOs p, NJ N. and Washington, sI's
Points
Hillside and subsof PiovI
Davis McOorniekt Piovs
o..inn for 'hs above Po.' Away, on Rand .ou ~
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MITCHELL FRY
INFER Cheap n the rade-
" 1000 bNs Manufactured Tobacco, assorted brands
100" ~ LaughCrne a Sons beet brands
900 packages Ellckinck SMOKING Tobacco
20C1 u" Molical SIN king Tobacco On and pound
drums
100 bbls. LayveDs Rockbr5ge Rive whisky
q I. casks Cognac sud Rochel Braudies
= pipes Heunesy London Dock Brandy, vintage
% = casks sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
PuuchCons Imperial Nulrt G.n
IL csses Champagne; Clartt and Hook Wines
p hbs surry Apple and Peach Br ndics.
All Of ch cheap such goods be purchased
In ann market MItCHFLL 3 FRY,
No l6 Pearl street.
ap3-tf Richmond, Va.
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nONNAN 4 CO.

COnmlS.SlO Merchants,
SHOCKOE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
CONTINUE give particular attention % the saeO Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce conNgnnens
- u,i,l, ,rs r,.DlcfG,lv sollcited ja24-dgm
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XTANLEW, TAYLOR q co., No. 74Man street, hav
In store large stock Of
Butchers Files and Edge Teoli
Spear and Jacksous Hand Rip, and Gran Saws
BALDWIN, bench and moulding Planes
Hunts ard simmons chop and single Hachets
Naglole's Adge eye, nail and brad Hammers
Cooks and SHELLS steel Augers and Bits
Withcrby Beatty Bradley's Drawing Knives
Turning Lathes, Chsels and GOugss
Boreing Machines, tire and breast Drills
ALSO,
BacksmA the quality, for sla low for cash
r-rtrai rrsinrrers anGO
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RAILROADS, &C.

and PETERSBURG RAILROAD
gsie gsez2 ss:::55l5ss: - 49, E&S@
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19


The Evening Post stirs up the fol-
lowing;
Our readers may, perhaps, remem-
Der that, when the Douglas Conven-
uon of this State was in session at
Syrae use, there was great ado over a
dispatch received from noted. Brook
Ign Senator then in Bangor. The
Douglas Convention of Maine was in
session at the same time, from which
The Senator forwarded this dispatch:
BANGOR, Ne, Aug. 5. 1860.
Dou las is here, surrounded by
thirty thousand of the young Democ-
racy of Maine. They authorize me to
greet the Democracy of the Empire
Statein their name. and say they in
tend to carry Maine.
F.. B SPINOLA."
This news delighted the New
Workers according TO the regular re-
port of the proceedings. which says:
immense applause followed the rea-
ling of the dispatch, and three rousing
cheers were given for the Democracy
Of Maine, and on motion of Duncan :.
Magee, an answer was returned, pledg'
lag New Yo.k Ito 70 ow The example
Of Maine These gentlemen were
clearly wiser than they knew. New
York is pledged to follow Maine; bu
it will follow in style that will pu
he.cheering on the other side of The
road. Douglass thirty thousand ar
dent young men must have slipped OF
somewhere in the interval. Have
: they gone to find their mothers?-
N. Y. Tribune.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
psEILAnELPEHTA.

a Benevolent Institution, established 81 sBeeia
eRs0E,zeRt fer tAe retisJ Of tAs siek aud dis
tressed, afflicted Isith YSrRleat and Epidemic
diseases
The Howard Association in We've
the " ful destruction of human life. caused Dy
Sexua-diseases. amt the decePtiOIs practised up
on the unfortunate victims of sucn diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, asa Charitable Act wor-
thy Oftneir name. to open a Dispensary for . he
treatment of this class OF DIS eases in all their
forms, and to give w edicsst Advice dsrat-
is 10 all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition, (age, occupation, ha bits OF
life, &C, and in cases Of extreme poverty, to
FURNISH VI ed scincs Free OF Cha s- q.
IL is needless to add that the Association com
mands the hi CHEST Medical skill OF the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors Oftbe Association, in theirannu,
/ alReport upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases
express the highest satisfaction with the success.
w6ich has attended the labors of their Surgeon.
ness, GOnorhOea. elect, Syphilis, me Vice OF
Onanism or SelfAbGse. Diseases of the Kidney
and bladder, &c, and order a continuance OF the
same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable reports on SpermatOTrhOea and OF n.
er Diseases Of tbs Sexual Organs. ana on Ia,
New Remedies employed in thc Dispensary,sen
to the afflicted ia sealed letter envelopes free q
charge Two or three stamps for p,stnge will b,
acceTtable
Address for Report Of treatment. DIR. J
SKtLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. . South Ninth Street Phil
Sdelpqia, Pa
EZRA ID HEARTWELL. President
fe9wiy GEO FAIRCHILD. Secretary
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Terre-Ilaule Female College.

THE next session ofthe Terrc- Haute Female
L College will Commence on Wednesday the
5ih of September next, and continue FIVE
months.
Terre- Haute, the seat OF the College, is one Of
the most healthy and beautiful cities in the
West, aud is accessible by river and railroad
from all parts OF the eoantry. The grounds are
extensive, comprising g = acres. and are beanti-
fully laid out with walks and drives, and orna-
mented in hign degree with cyergreens, etc.
they contain a native grove OF ~ acres. The
buildings, five in number, are the finest in the
West, dhd have all the modern appliances fbr
comfort; they IRE heated by steam and lighted by
gas. From - To rs professors aud teachers OF
the highest qualifications. rho devote their whole
time TO the improvement of the pupils, are cd
ployed. The Philosophical, Chemical and AS
Economical apparatus belonging TO the College
Is ample.
An Astronomical Observatory has recently
been erected at considerable cost, within which
Is mounted, eqHGtortfg, n telescope ofhigh m &.
n'fyIng power. thus adurding a rare opportunity
Tor the study OF Astronomy.
Lectures on the Natura! sciences will DO Dolly.
cred almost daily before the pupils.
Mrs. Julia 3. Acklcy, late oil the Buffalo Fe-
malo Academy and well known In the Wcst as
a lady of great iii ynity OF character and q sue
cessiul teacher. has been secured as Governess.
The Music Department was never more wOr-
Thy orcOnhlence than ut prese ut-beins conf
Died to able and skiiitul teachers.
Any Information desired respecting tho Col
lese, or a Catalogue OF the School may be OBJ
timed by addressing Rev. John Covert, Terre-
Ha te, Indiana.
auldw3m JOHN COVERT. Prcst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
The RESULT OF TIFF ELECTION.

Mr.. Charles THUNDER read a poem
at TIE Drown University Alumni DIN
ner, on Wednesday last from which
these lines are taken:
When we put Lincoln in We shall
know what is what;
When we put Douglas in we shall
know how to squat;
When we put Breckenridge m therell
be powder and smoke;
When we choose Bell and Everett
twill be a good joke;
And when Houston first reaches the
goal on the rails,
1t will doubtless rain larks with the
salt on their tails.
Now as knowledge, and squatting,
and powder, and jokes,
And good showers of larks would
be blessings to folks,
Whosoever comes in of the gay broth
erhood,
You may feel pretty sure he will dc
us some good.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.

VIZ: THAT
Professor Woods Hair Restorative
w Lib preserve. iHfaHi6ly, the gr0rfh and
w coio- of the Hair, ii used two or three
times a week, To any imaginable age. Perfect
~ restore the gay; cover The bald with natare's
own ornament. the hair; make II more son EMO
beautiful than any oil, aud preserve the scalp
free from an disease. 10 the greatest age. states
aen. Judges Attorneys. Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional Nen. and g entlemen and Ladies OF
al classes all over the World, bear testimony
that We do not say too much in ITS favor. Read
PROFESS OK :. TRALBEFG. PIANIST.
Gays. on is aniVei in The United State. he
wa- rapidly becoming gray, hut apply
ing - God Hair Res Orailye his haiT soon
recovered It's original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN. IL NASSAU ST.. y ".
says the gray hairsOn HE wife's head were
after few weeks trial, turned into a dark
brown 81 The same lime beautiiying and
40. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says be is now sixty years old. and his hair
and whisktrs were ~ O-thiTds gray, but by
the OF two bOtil's Of restorative the
gay hoirs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, and rs more soft and
glossy than for twenty FIVE years previous.
His wife OF tbc age O fifty-tNo. has used il
with the same effect
FINLEY JOHNSON. ESQ., o.,
saws that ne lost his hair by the yellow fe-
ver. in lsa4. Heu-ed Woods Hair RestO-
rative. aud his hair Is now thick and glossy.
S.N. MIDDLETON, LIVING 81 ON ALA
says the restorative mas done muCh GOO
in his part ofthe country. he used 1t tor
badness. and now has d fine head of hair.
til MORSE, LEBANON, KY
says he has " Gods Fair Restorative used
IL hundreds ofcases. and heveT knew il TO
tail in accOmp fishing all II processes 20 do.
Al ALDEN, McLANkSBORO, ILL,
says nc hsdthe scald head eight years, and
was bald. hut by the liberal use Of Woods
Hair Restorative. he now has rich. glossy
bead of hair.
IL sold 10y all Druggists, and by o. J..
Wood b Co..444 broad y ay New York. and
/ ia Market street, s.. Louis, No
LIZ
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19


II The Hon. ID. >. Dickinson made a
long speech to Breckinridge meeting at
Biughsmton. on Saturday last cores
pondens says tn. N. Y Tribune. sends as
t1- following passage, n il fell from the
lips Of the venerable and distinguished or
a-Of.
Douglas aud Hunts Homogeneous Pu.
sion in the State Of New York will not
cone WITHIN fifty thousand votes Of Lin
coin. And ! advise my friends, IL there
are any who are dissatisfied with The view
of Slavery laid down in the platform of the
Ea'iouaI Democracy to pack their DuIs
aud leave for the Republican Camp with
out delaying one moment in the Fusion
halfway house The gulf between the
National Democrats and the Douglas men
Is as wide "a was that between the rich
man AID Lazarus"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19

u We take the following from the Clin-
ton Hocsier Stale 1t is the conclusion OF
an able article in relation TO the speeches
recently delivered a: that place, by Messrs.
Nelson and Voorhees,:
Mr.. Nelson. 10 reply TO Mr. Voorhees,
charge Of negro equality, referred him 10
the fact under Democratic rule that negroes
were allowed to vote in Maine, New Ycrl
and Ohio. To this Mr.. V. gave the fla
denial, and called for the proof, which We
viii now endeavor To give to him. New
York f,Tmed her first Constitution in III.
the :. eend in 1922, ard the present one IL
1916 The present one, after giving al
male citizens The right TO vote, makes al
exception as follows:
'sBut no man of color, unless he shall
have been for three years citizen of this
State aud for one year next preceding any
election, shall have been seized and pos
sessed Of freehold estate of the value OF
two hundred and fifty dollars over and
above all debts and membranes, and
shall have been actually rated and paid .
tax thereon, shall be entitled to vote"
The previous constitution bad a similar
clause. New York in le24, rs, 81, 30
and during that time controlled the pOil
ties of the State. and they had carried III
State in ADJUST previous TO the makini
of The prrsent constitution. But, OF course
Democrats cannot be IN favor OF negr'
eQuality. Under the constitution OF Mann
NEGROES are allowed TO vote, aud have Oee'
since 1870, when their present CONSTITUTION
was formed. Maine voted for Jackson
Van Buren,, Polk, Cass and Pierce; an
vet no effort was made TO prevent negroe
nom voting. Ohio formed her prssen
Constitution in 1851. VIM. MedIll, nos
an Administration officeholder, was til
President of the convention, and IL wa
controlled by Democrats And yet unde
the constitution made by them, Perso
having negro blood in his veins, Is ALTO
ed u voIei Now, we would ask GU
would be Congresman. if Democrats al
Ia NJ re~L Pc L~~s SEQ, ~ ,zoI sote
they did not change this {, sture, SO ObnOS
iOus TO them Why, when IN Ma ne, Poi
beat Clay IL ,:i4l Votes. did they not a5O
ish negro voting there? We have take
the paIIs tn give the facts and figures l
regard TO this negro voting, that our Dou.
las friends may not be frightened by th
hue aud cry of Negro Equality" tn
DrmOcrats-thOugh in power, during tt
existence Of negro voting, IN each Sta
where 1t is allowed, have never made
single move towards preventing them fro
voting; and yet every Democratic speak
in the land is bawling himself boar,
shouting Negro Fqust.fy. AboliIionist. DC
aud sOme OF their dupes really think tn
unless some thing is done, that the
will ind themselves on a par with the d
gro before they know it, and that their o
ly salvation IS 10 vote tor Administrator
Douglas-SquatteT-So Daniel