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III The great Sc Louis breach-of-promise case
Of Carstang sgt Shaw was still In progress at the
last accounts The testimony for the plaintiff had
not been concluded, and the examination Of the
numerous witnesses continued to excite great in.
terest
~ The sfstrikine" movement seems to be ex.
teDding to New York city. The cabinet makers
snd TIE nssons both demand an increase Of wages,
threatening to''stsikev otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

An act for the protection of the property
rights Of married women has been passed by the
New York Legislature. The Tribune saws that
the "act will enable five thousand women in our
State TO earn and save, and live on their own re-
sources. who are now living on suferance and
whose furniture aud even clothing, In the case of
each, belong to reprobate drunkard who first
deceived, then deserted her. leaving her to toll in
penury for bare subsistence, liable at any mo-
ment to be stripped Of her all, by the brute who
has made her life wretched -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

II John A. Washington, Esq, has accepted
the presidency Of the "Potomac. Piedmont and
Valley Agricultural Society,"" to which he was
elected at the last meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee, Mr.. VIM. G. Rives having positively de-
clined the position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

IL In New York, on Friday, the bondsman of
Australian Kelly, the pugilist, surrendered him
TO the police, refusing to become any longer his
security. He was taken to Buffalo on Friday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

IL The New York Legislature has passed the
act raising an additional amount of 81 900 900 for
the completion Of the New York Central Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

- SF.tHES.-rhe subscribers have for sale at
rsduced g.ice', seyeial of S,swsrt's Celehratsd
looking Stoves, which are said to be the hest cook
MoGC IRE q CO., Auctioneefs and Comm ssion
iaeronanLt. mar 20 Ct
NEW SPRING DRY GCODS.-We are now
go g s'itea 10 tho season. and would resp sctfuly
q the at snticn Ct buyers TO an exam, Eat on II
81, ertl.e stock, which compriSes al the leading
style. Of goods usus iy Kept in frst-olsss Dry
nar@ TAYLOR & HUTCHIsON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

II Some two hundred RATS Of timber and
boards have already arrived at Havre-de-Grace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

IL They are trying two kinds Of iron pave.
ment in ST Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

F PRESIDENTS RECEPTIoN.-Therew will be re
ception at the Executive Mansion this evening
from to 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

U From Taylor & Maury we have Harper's
Magazine for April, a capital number indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20
Spirit Of the Msruius Pre.,

The Constitutions characterizss the refusal of
Governor Dsnniston, Of Ohio, to deliver up the
two HarPer's Ferry consPirators supposed to be
asyiumed In mat State, on the requisition Of the
Governor OF Virginia, as Republican ''Nullinca-
tion.n
Tne InteHtgeneer praises Senator Davis Sec
retary Of War for having introduced the camel
into this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

DFIrst-iow TO Read Character SCIENTIFICALLY:
Philosophy ard Proofs of threnology the Tenn
Pc aments Seco,d-L ncation, Analy sis aud Com
blnaten of the Psychological facuifi: FORMATION
OF Character. ThiId-Our Social Re ations !:
Should Net Marry the Right Age, jealousy
It's Cause ana Cure; BEAUTY and Fashion e hoIc q
OF Cnmranl0ns; Ccurtship and Marriage ourth-
Ghoice Of the Most Appropriate Occupations or
rqIs9its OF Life pointing out the avccatons TO
ectua! Culture ano Self Improvement; Memory ;
f How TO Become Coed Thinkers, Writers, and
speakers the basis of Success i'm Business &C
Slxth-On the Perfe ctlon of Character, the Right
TSShSrnmsn. iIalning, and Proper Direction of
Cni,uren, with advice to young men and wome n
on Sell Culture, DO Private examination daily.
With ohsrts and ful! w,itien descriptions of char
mar 10 D3td Wit ~ 'i'n 's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20
A CARD.-THE GREAT VIRTUES OF
N, DIR MONTARDE'S
MlkAGHLOuS PAIN killer AND GREAT

For ,fKENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
DDyspePsia, DsoIdered Stomach, Debility, Cholers'
RR eGn Tooth Ache, Cramps, Cuts, Bruises
Pennds Of ersry descriptions, b, ing now UNIVERSITY
hhmltted and its Srperlerit. ali other nj adcs
PREPARATIONS being now Unirersally Concealed. he
deens 1t entirely unnecessary enlarge OF its mer
its 80 well and generally established. But for the
great virtues of meCcne, we beg to di1ect AZ
Union to the following certificates of well known
lanes sF f Ao w. 1Ss to
sn III f'f msrns Rsd Ss1 sss
e slh dv sass ssysrs pain in
Yours truly, hESRT Rye g 5 RhiF ERs'eVsr
,,so,,, Of T. B. Griffin Sons.
u South Charles street. Baltimore
MCDONNELL Ass sanqfa for 3d. M@s
tnaroe's Mlraouious Pain Killer and Great French
re IF sSofRi my thant Pain r
nIIt NIL ana Ircet French Remedy, which you kindly
Tasal%1s used 1 astsRo dtSS Of Rhen
netslq c aTs on 'hf very frs. apDios9n
Yours. cn's,lu' !IsS F' sT1b 5;
Anu AVN hundreo others OF the same character.
For r., sale 81 in Wsshinston by D. B. Clarke, 44a Pa
SV; end 41s ST II. ID. Gilman, $50 a. av; John
sS:e Guysf a aSs Ps sv S FG5d
sns s! S aSi sas /
Co., feeI q stevens, and VIM A Hat
JAS MCCONNELL, General A gent
mar . T, S-iyr Raltimore
C00 BOXES ORANGES and LEMONS. re-
~ &C oeased this day, In prime order.
e. = MAEDEt.. MAcHINIsr, Pa avenue. No
Ios; betWeen l7th and 18th sts. <reFpectfulIy
I'M Lins inc pnbic that he is prepared to make ali
kinh xmas OF small M achInes Patent Models, and ait
hlnus OF works belonging In this branch Terms
VIZ l-l.ucIats. mar l9-6t"
's'EE. SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF THE
a United States.-A Review of the Discussions,
IN and elsewhere the site and plans Of
t u. a. ana Prospects ALEC Re AXIS on Monumen-
a Satuetures and the SInithonian Institution. By
soseph Is. tarnnm. Jr. Paper $ cent. Sent by
mall To any part Of the Urited States upon the re-
eeips 81 the pIlcs liberal discount to the trade
Published and sod by o'
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
MdI ~ corner filth st. and Pa av.
pIANOS! PIANOSm PIANOS !-Reoeived by
t W inc factory Of St inway & Sons, Newy6A
foIH, which are far superior of Any otherJJJkIV
plan made Ia this country or Europe Amateurs
or ln'I1a TO give a. cali and examine for them
as they WI give, even to the most scrupu-
ious, sveIy abstraction. Second hand pianos Also
LOT saIe AID TO rent at moderate prices and terms
tease call IT the piano room No. 49S nth street.
above Pennsyl yanIa evenus. ' '90''
mar ls-lw" FIR c. REICHENBACH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

r~TO THE FISHERMEN ON THE PO
TOMAC R!VER.-Iti is we'll known fact
that since the appearance of the nets in the Po-
scnrce that il is useess-worss than foiiy 10 fish
SEINE The-. Is q law to prevent any but bona
fde citizens from fishing gill nets, and then they
must own or rent shore before they can fish. IL
nov rtma'n rs for the fishermen II see that the Law
il carried ont All interested will meet in Wash
instoa the 22d Of this month to devise meas for
carving out tho law "
mar ~ l0tH FISHERMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

FOR SAi.E-A NEGRO WOMAN, who is a
trous. strictly honest Twill be sold for less than ia
now offered for her by a trader The object of this
sdvert,sementls to keep her from being sold the
South. Can he depended on as recommended. Non.
need apply except those who want her for their own
GERS ,n.r ic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

ARE .Yoy INsUREDl-AmpI. ,poen,Ity
Nsf6NS tSsf Y M NJ j. pssSsd b ths
corner OF Penn: svenue ard lcth q. Stock hciders
&receors anc oncers AL oftsens Of Wa AID
JAMES c. NssUIRE. President
~DsAsasoee - loss6u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

n@ PHRENOI,OGV.
US Messrs. FOWLER and WE $, of New York.
announce course of .ectures on Phrenology and
Physiology to be given by Prof L. n. FOWLER,
81 their estabilshment, at Philharmonic, Aal,
" ashipgeon. u o., commencing WEDNES-
DAi EVENING, March 2lst, at IA O'Clock, and
oO2tInu!Ig SIX evenings.
cents. -
Pahllc examinations at the Close of each lecture.
s ~, ,oom Star Bull ips., Washington amer tho
list March. mar Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

IL 6 Tman Evangelical Reformed St. Johns
Church on AZ street., i. to be held on THURSDAY
MIR. Ludwig Freund, at 100 8 h street. All mem
beIs OF said invited to be present
II" GEORGE SCHENCH. Pres't
HTREY. b. H. NADAL, DID,, will deliver
corner Of G and 18th streets on TUESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS. the goth and 22d inst
Sublect-Slghts In and about London. Tickets ai-
uniting gentleman and two ladies' to both lectures
ST. sing tickets % cents; to be had at Shepherds
corner and 7h strests, and at the door on the
ming OF the lecture mar l7-5tt
0%ATTENTION, SIXTH WARD DErOC-
W. RACY.-Me mbers Cf the sixth Ward Dem
ocfatio ASSOCIATION are hereby mott led that meet
Ing OF SAID Association Will be held in Araoostia
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING next, 10th inst :,
for the purpose of eecting officers.
MGR IL ST. FRANK ORER Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20
LOST AND FOUND

/ OsT-Ssturday last, between 2 and a o'cIoct
- m. IN an omnibus, from the Capitol rate up
70 hr lith ,t1set seys.sl NOTES, all overdus, and
one except 70 me- Any person NJ % 70 Oh,
them az No. 4se nth street vii rece'ys .ui,shle
IeNero And the th.Iks Of the owner. mar mt
QSToA white and liver SPOTTED POINTER
Ivy mao q collar on ms rfed a. obr - :
y nson So.;, answers TO the nams UfHI
snot hoeIa reward will be eiyen if6
OF tbs c. 70 HoLBRooK'Sk ostsurant. foot
- SesH0t. mar g 81
A sTkAY.-Came to the premises OF The sub
- sGrioer, on saturday, the nth. a rec 800
ena Snite COW: with horns, both ear, ~
req vh,fe stripe down her head, and h Az,
VIII coll. Inc owner Ia requested To Tome for
swa, prove property, pay charses am take her
mar - 81. LIST Toll Gate. 7,h ~ Iosd.
STRAYED Or sToLEN.-A liberal revsTd
,eco,a n DC Psia nJ toe unoersigned for the n
Of I pr"tty h s,ae .ss9rn Of my grey HORSE ~
icn va missed on the evening of the 18th Of
March, leso. PAUL BatJMAN.
, Brewery, street south,
mer n-S Bet.een 5th and eth sta east
OsT.0n THURSDAY. 18th March, either ON Iah
n III sIee or between th.t and fieroe shcemstsr's
Sshtn,hs q small sum OF money ard some papers
Htnicn are al no ya,ue 70 any one but the owner
returned "a WAS when lost III the rap<rs alone
De returned 20 this ONCE they would be fhsnkfuliy
received and no questions asked. mar 6-ivs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

MOOSE GREY.-This cee brated trottIng Stal-
WI hon will stand for service The ensuing -
s se; oonmsI cling lsth March and eIdins IN
TN, ID c., and at Gardners stables, Upper Marl-
borough. Nd; alternately one week at q time at
each place. Moose Grey has been awarded the
first premium for speed at the following fairs: At
the sntsd ~ states and vi,Er. State Central Fair
1889; and at the Frederick Md, State Fair, ls5a
For terms and pedigree see bills
II Inn wv M INIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20
BALLS AND PARTIES.

IL FOR THE EASY Bows!
The First Grand COTlLLON PARTY of the
EASY CLUB will take place at the PUTO- a
MAC HALL, corner of 18th street and Ma =
rysnd avenue, (lsland, } on WEDNESDAY"
April 18th. lxA
See particulars in future advertisement. mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

H. sPEIR. tforme1iS With Riob,rd Davis,
PLANO TUNER and REGULATOR e,
S U1ders lef at N. Carusi's Piano Room MA
Ridenogr's Confectionery, sO4 Pa. av., promptly
attended 70. The advertiser Possesses numerous
tlfyIng as u his competency mar ISIvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-20

IL HOOP SKIRTS
have on hand a very large assortment of Hoop
Skirts, of the latest ttyles. viz The Sou her
h baie, sprln1s Rshabe, Queen Diamond. Chain
Ola ond, Plain Claspell, Woven Daiha, and many
othsr new STYLES '
Also, IS dozen best makes Of Corsets. All selling
a. reduced prices. H EGAN
1923 Pa. avenue. south side,
mar 10 OF Nnt) between 9th and 7th SITS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Total 262,349 230,257
Curtin's Maj. 32,O92
Whole Vote for Governor, 492,62l
THE IEGISLATURE.
STATE SENATE.


rSorry elected members marked Dem
ocras IN TGhcs'J
Isl DIslric,-Phiadelp lphia-'Jsrem. Nlchois'
Jno II Parker. Geo K Smith, Geo 'onnei!'
o. Chester a. Delaware-'JacobS Serril.
3d-Montgomery-John ThomPsoh'
Observation-Disclosures YardIey.
5th-Lehish X Northampton-Jerem.Hh .Hhindei'
Berks-Heisier Ciyni'r.'
7th-Schuylkill-Robt NJ Palmer.
s,h-Carbon, Monroe, Pike & Wayne-Henry
y Moit'
o,b-Bratford. Susquehanna, Wyoming d
Sullivan--George Landon.
-Luzerne-Wiuthrop W ketcham
IIrh-Tiora. Potter, Warren 4 Mhean-
Isaac Benson
l2,h-Center, Clinton, Iycoming & Union
Andrew Gregg
l3,h-Northumherland, Columbia, Montour
& Snyder-FranklIn Bound
l4th-Jun ata Cumberland, Perry q Mitiln--
DR.. Erasmus d Crawford
I5ih-Lebanon& Dauphin-Amos RBoughter'
lG,h-Lancas,er-Wm Hamilton John A
Hiestand'
l7th-York-W Wm II Welsh
: ls,h-Franklin, ,Adams&F Fulton-Ak 'Ciure
leth-Somerset. Bedford Huntingdon
S Wharton
eo,h-Bair Cambria & Cleariieid-Louis
W Hall -,
elsr-Jndiana & Armstrong; Meredltn
d-Westmoreland & Fayette-Geo Law
renee
Observation-Disclosures smith uiieT,
2iih-Alegheny-John Penny Liias II
Irish
25lh-Butlrr & Deaver-De L Imbrie
a6th-Lawrence, Mercer & Venanso-'as +
Robinson
a7th-Erie & Crawford-Darwin finney
2slh-CIarion, jefferson, Forest Elk-h
Blood
4 Republicans e7-sl Rep. NAL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
jNJON COUNTY STAR LEWISBIRG CHRONICEOCTOBER 26 1860

Franklin * Fuiton-James K Brewster, Jas
Bedford n Somerset-Edward NJ Shrock, ,ChaS
" AShcum
u untin gton-Brice Y Blair
Blair-Iames Roller
Chesler-Wl lllIam T Shafer, Caleb Pierce,
Isaac Acker
Muntgomery-DrJ Join II Hill, John Honsbaek,
.Ioha DismaHt
BuckS-Joseph Barnsley, DR. Asher Rely
NorIhampton-Jaco5 Cape, + F EiienG'rger
Lehigh IL CarbOn-Hm BuikT, " { Lichten-
uaifar
Monroe & Pike Charles d Broadtead
Wayne-A b Walker
Luzerne-Lewls Pu3he, II Hillman, Peter
ByrHs
Susquehanna-George T Frazier
Brad!ord-Ilenry W Tracy, DR. Chester 1
Bliss
Wyoming. Sullivan. Columbia & Montour-
Ihomas OstsrhO.t, Hiram X kHas
Lvcoming Il Clnton-Wm II Armstrong, IL
& BresSler
Cpntre-W c Duncan
Miiiin-Adolphus + Gibboney
Union, Snyder Il JuUIaIa-Thomas Hayes,
JuLn J Patterson
Norlhumberland-Am T Bisel
Schuylk.l!-D2Dlel Koch, Henry In, Lin
Bartholomew
Dauphn-William Clark, DR. Lecis Heck
I.ebanon-lacob l. BIxler
Indiana-lameS Alexander
Armstrong Il Wesimorelapd-J RMGoniga!,
James Taylor, Craig
Fayerte--IoEH Collins
Greene-PQfrick Doni,y
Washiuslon-JohnA \ Harper, Robt Anderson
Allegheny kenneday Marshall, ThoS WI
iiams. Chas l. GoehriEs, VIZ Douglas, Al
exander II Burns
Beaver & LawreGce-JosephH Wilson, J W
Blanchard
Butler-W NJ Graham, Thomas Robinson
Mercer & Venanso-George d Hoiius, Z "
Davis
Clarion & ForreSt-Wm DeUins
Jefferson, Cieariieid. Mexican q Elk-lsaac
Gordon. Samuel NJ Lawrence
Crawford Il &Warren-Hiram Brtler,E CoWan
Ere-Henry Teller. Gideon J Ball
Potter & Tiuga-S B Elliot, b Strang
Republicans 7l-i: Rep. MAJ.
Democrats 80
Rep. mai on joint ballot, G3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Republicans in acknowledgements IN ha"''
Henry Myers
Berks-E Penn Saliih, Michael 2 Boyer, Hen
ry B Rhoads
Lancaster-Henry NJ White, Joseph HOOD,
Michael Ober. John NJ Siehman
York-John Manitoid. Dania RiV
Cumberland & PeIry-Wiliam Irwin, VIM
Lowther ~,
pb,Iadrlphia-l-Jos,ph Caid,oeH 2-1hom'
n, z GaskiH 3-Patrick N Donough 4
Pobert Z Kendall 5-J1seph Moore, Jr
PANEL Ii Thomas 7-DrJ II seIizer
-JE Ridsway s-Hsrry DuniaP 10
Hsnry C Leissnring ll-isaac shePParl
i2-Richard Wildly I3-~m d Morrison
4-Geo W II Smith l5-Iuhn Pre-
I6-7honas " DufieH i7-Chas Atbo
Delaware-Chajkley Harvey
C.r.y...-t,cx2.ts Z NuNen
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
The Work Half Done.

The election Of CURTIN is half the eiec-
tion Of LINCOLN. We may have the pow
er, but We must use it to gain any end.
A man may die of hunger if he will not
or does not eat the food set before him.
We may have million majority of votes,
but unless the votes be put in the ballot
box we shall have no majority.
Farmers plough and harrow, sow the
seed, protect it from danger, reap, thresh
out, and then realize, in bread or money,
the reward for all their risk, labors and
expe nse. So we LincOlnites have toilec
aod toiled-scattered wide the good seed
suxi. 'usly guarded the growing germs o
truth and popular appreciation from al
sorts of enemies-bave seen the grain II
pen have done ".hreshing" job-ih'
solder harvest is we,l.nigh sarnered-bu
We mu :, see that it is taken to mill ant
the ma fket, to realize our victory. ONi
DAY NC IRE FOR THE CAUSE, and gloriOu
triumph is ours
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
FOR SALE,
GOOD, CHEAP PROPERTY for Sale.

FcNHE undersigned offers his lsOusc and
Lot, situated IN New Berlin, Union Co.
for sale. 1t is a corner To-, 80 feet front on
lower Market St, and l65 feet on Haze -,
whereun is erected rOuble Two-storey
Frame House, containing rooms, kitchen,
and a kitchen garre,, a Workshop, Cow Sta.
bic, Hog Pen, Smoke House. Bake Oven
Wood shed, Pump on the porch, an excellent
Cellar, Garden separately fenced, and Orchard
with about 80 choice Fruit Trees. The whole
house and shop would bring $50 rent year
taxes about $40. a good warranree deed vii.
be given, and If required immediate posses
sion. Price only $500 1t is indeed the
cheapest property IN town. The impossibili
ty to make living here on my trade, is the
sole cause 10 sell.
CHAS. BUCHMILLER, Bookbinder.
New Berlin, Oct. IL, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Pennsylvania in Fcu'

Ger tty crags. Allegheny! q blast has been blown
Down thy side. Susqu.haunsl the murmnF mas gone
Irau, the D.lawares m0rEe to the Lake q" the Nesi'
" h.rrysr the foot II tie Freeman hath rr"ss"i'
'Tis the voice OF u PEOPLE uprisen-h"Ake'
r-nn.y!vauias wRtclword, with Freedom ft stake,
Thrilling up frm each valley, flung down from eael
height -
.sOrR COUNTRY AND LIGLRTy GOD FOR NE ki6Af.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

Which Is the 'GcnuIne Old DR.: Jacob IeWnsends
Sarsaparliia!'
MORE CoNFUsIoN.-A portion OF the
Douglas State Committee of Penn'a met
last week, and a majority resolved, that
Douglas and johnson being the Irregular"
nominees, and the Reading Electors (if
elected y bound to 60 for them-therefore
they withdrew the Straight ticket. The
Breckinridgers also claim to be REGULARS.
This step-so contrary to all of Douglas
teachings-will badly iDjure Douglas in
the West, where Breckenridge is denoune-
ed as Seceder, DisuDionist, and worse
than Lincoln. The Electors are Breck-
inridgers, mainly, and would never vote
for Douglas. Some will not vote for
Breckinrldge, too. As it is, some Of the
true Douglas men will not vote at all
others will vote a Straight Ticket-and
others will vote for Lincoln. There re-
naming no full test of the comparative
strength Of the two Democratic factions,
it is really Breckenridge victory.
"Douglas worked his way from cabinct-ma-
ker 10 L S.Senator. Breckinrldse will work his
way from Senator up to Cablnetmaker.
We fud the above in a late number Of
the Lewisourg (Pa) Argus, a milE-and
water Democratic paper. 1t hasn't spunk
enough to come out :or either Douglas, the
regular nominee, or its pet bogus candl'
date, Breckinridge. There is about as
much prospect of Breckenridge ever be-
coming cabinet maker, as there is of the
devil turning saint. Como out with your
colors, Truman If you want to sustain
and encourage boilers, fling out the Breck
inridge banner at once-be a man or
mouse Cedar (Iowa) Democrat-Davit
Ii. Roush.
! rsa-All "bosh," boys, about Douglas
being a cabnet-maker. The fact is (a
his good mother tells iD ho became tiret
of going 10 school, and proposed becoming
a mechanic-was allowed to try it fe7
wceks-and was glad to get back 10 hi
books again-again became restless, ant
pushed of to Illinois when about of age.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

SMITH has no chance whatever. 1t Is
doubtful whether DOUGLAS will get even
one Siate-BELL, not over half dozen, at
best. BRECKENRIDGE will get the major
j,y in those States where the Slave Oil
garcby would massacre man running as
q Lincoln Elector. LINCOLN will proba-
bly get most if not all the States where
Elections are really free and the People
can make an unbiased choice.
The only way to deles. the Peoples
Will, and to give the General Government
again into the hands Of the Slave Power,
j. by q reckless combination and fraud in
the Free States, to throw the election into
Congress-,hus deliberately (and not by
accident, as in 1900 and in 1924 cheating
the People out Of their selection of Presi-
dent. In the House, neither Lincoln,
Brcckiuridge, nor Bell could command a
majority of the States, and Douglas aud
Smith will not be sent there. No election
being made in the House, the Senate
would choose the Vice President, and he
become the President. That choice would
undoubtedly be Joseph Lane-tbe picked
man of Mr.. buchanan and the Slave OH
garchy from the outset-and the most un-
fit, corrupt and dangerous of all the eandi-
dates.
Your choice, voter! is really Jet,resn
LINCOLN and LANE. Be not deceived by
side issues. Vote cautiously, wisely, and
we'll
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Got HIS Answer.

In one of the central counties, pro-
slavery spouter vas declaiming with great
vehemence about "nigger equality" when
be attempted an illustration, thus:
"Suppose the Republicans should win
what would bs the result? Let me
draw a picture. You, sir, (poin''ny to a
ueG-dressed good 'ookiag ma" inhe crotsd,)
at the next election, with your honest face
and patriotic heart, would march up to the
polls aud deposit your vote for, sag, Ste
phen A. Douglas, the peoples choice.
Following you would come big, greasy,
sweating, rank, kiukey- haired, thick-ip-
ped, crooked-shiaue negro, filed with the
PASSIONS and ignorance common to his
race, treadiug on your heels, and jostling
you in the crowd. Holding a ballot in hi;
hand be would deposit it 10 the box, for,
say, Abraham Linco!n-thus neutral;zlng
your vote, aud doing SO much TO reduce
you to a niger level. What would you
/ say to that, sir -
! IL rould say" responded the man in
terrogated, "that the niger had a 6ldm'
sight the most sense!"
The Little Gianter "dried up"
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Killinger's maj exceeds Curtin's, $50,
10 the District