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Dr.. Hicks, In renewing his card to the public,
wonid call attention to new style Of ssPAta
Work, which - peculiarly adapted TO nat, irrsgu
Ar, and othrswiss di6cult jaws. This improve
msnt las been tsstsd three years and has sustainsd
its early promise Of hlling real want In pls.1
work Tho work is now worn by many Of our mos,
promincn citissns, who give ii = hsaIty approval
and % whom he IL permitted to refer ihoss inter.
ssted. #
Or. Il. 10 also mounting Continuous Gum !,
work, Bloc" work, and ordinary t4old Plate''
work, Tor which he has a superior stock Of invite
rial. lie is prepared TO GIL teeth with sGold Foil
Adhesive Gold" and aChrystal old, in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringsncy In money matters
some .iiusion to PRlcEs may not be improper
while, on tho one hand Dr.. II. believes to hs the
bstter policy, ~ we'll the hencster course, moi
TO work at all than to work Mt prices that Will ne.
csssitate inferior work on the other hnni he /.
wiliing 10 conform In his charges 10 the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
Asve suffered.
With hltsen years experience, thorough devo.
tion 10 bis profession, and m earnest desire ia
please, he is determined to merit, and hopes to re-
csivs, acontnuAtion Of the liberal patronagc here
tofore enjoyed.
JulvIl-dhw
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The C19nsyy.
THREE THROUGH

THREE THROUGH
PAss sErCE TRAIs
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH PHlLADELHuiA, A,
Connecting direct In the Union Dspos at Hsssbarrh
with Trough Trains from All Western Cities 1cr
Phiisdslp6iA, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
WashinEfen City; thus farnishing facilities for
the transportation Of passengefs un1urpasssd for
Speed and Comfort, by any other rosts-
Express and Fast Lines rsn Ih.Osgh TO pAiladei-
Smoking Cars are attached 70 each tfsin Wood
ruG1 Sleeping Cars 10 Expross and Fast 1rains.
THE ExPkEsS RUNS DAILY, Mail and Eass
Line Sundays exsspt>d-
Express and Past Line connect fer Bsltimare and
Washington.
SIX DAILY TRAINS between PhfIsdelphsa ana
New York; Two Daily Trains between New York
THaOU6H TICKETS l.ll Rain A.. rod On
either Of the above Trains, and .raaxfcrs fhrouyh
BOAT TICKETS 10 Bcsson are god via Nor.
vich, Fall River Or StosiDgton Lines. Baggage
transfsrrsA frse. d
TICKETS nay = ett.iasa !. any ei the lupor.
Of any Of ths regular Line Oh Stsamers on the
mississippi and Unio Riyen. -
~EnRe Always As Lev ana rl0e
as QuAoA ~ ~ aay osAsr Rsmse. -
ASK FOR TlcKETs BY rIT1SBuRH.
e
the Psnnsyivanla Railroad TO Chicago, makss this
THE Dim ECT LINE BET 0 EkN TIM E
EAST AND TME GREAT WEST
The cosnsctiAg of tracks By tbs Railroad BrSdss
st Pittsbargk, avoiding ALI drsyaes ferris 70 Of
freight, together with the saving Of tine, are nd
vantagss readily appreciated ty Shippers Of
Freight, and the Travelling Public.
For Freight contraSts os shipping Dtrseticns,
apply to address cither ct tho foiiouinG Areota
OF the Company Ii 81 ass.a-s :
d. a. STEWART, Pittsbutehy ~.
ii. s. Pierce Co., zanesvfne, Ohio; III. ohm
son, Ripley, OhioI n. xoNcely, MayssiIls,
Ksstueky; Ornsby 4 CseppsT, PoTtsDsotk Ohio,
Paddock : Co., JsosrsosvilIe, ladianAs 81. W..
Brown q Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; AthSrn 4 Hihhost,
Cincinnati, o.; r. G. Ashfum, Madison, indiana;
Jes. = Moore, Leuisvilie, ky.sP. @. OWlsy i
On, kvaasvtlls, lnd.5 n ". Orshan = Co., Calro,
Ill; 4. \. hasas 6haiG 0ia0, D.. LOois, Ao.;
John II. Harris NASH villes TssA-s Harris 4 Hunt,
Memphiss Tenn, ClAtkA = Co., Chicago, H.; W..
III. II, kconts, Alton, H.; or TO Freight Agsnfs
Of kailsosds = di1sfsnt points In ths W1t.
E~~>s>~e = =, - = = x.ss--~a
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E.J. SsEKDER, Philadelphia.
MAskAw + KooEs. so Horth-st., Baltimore.
LKscs 4 Co., No. Astor House, or no. 8.
Vim. ST., N. Y.
LEEcH r Co., No. N State street, Boston.
II. ii HOUSTON ,4en Freight A Ct, Philadelphia.
L. l.. HoUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhiladclphiA-
THos. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. s, sod
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JOHN nux xSg ass saS M. @. KEnrGEN.
mU1Ms 4 mEHr0nr.
TORWARDIk9 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND0RNEkAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
As"@'
mySd
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Es@ nUIST ON TINE MOAE.
fgNHE ROSE MANUAL, containing accurate de-
4 scriptions of al the Aasst verississ 81 kesss.
Rsopsriy suisse y 'nsN mxso.1. 1aM ssaI
their alton and the dtTuotien ok inscOts At
OGDEN, BR0WNELL j co.'s
Cf1Y Book Srorx,
apy6a No. ~ Maiu-st.
= NSNABUka WHEAT SACHS Tor sale by
~ KELLOGG 4 BIK8H,
mch3 No. 9S, Msin-st
ClNNA VI ON DAM X.
M MATS Csylon, 2 TO NJ. each, In store and
lUU for sale low by
Al WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar
mh20-d "a Main strsst.
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EaNKTyG HOUSE or
q n q r g.. A N - n ~ N q ..
T.HAvE thisday admitted a. . partner In asAe
il Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho hos
been my teller for the last sir years). The husi-
nsss, hereafter, willbe conducted under the frm
GEO. G. ANDERSON d co.
Being oas OF the oldest Banking Houses lif mot
ths oltss An Ic~ the new Grm solcits eontia~
uAnce Of former patronage so hberaly extended 70
the senior partner. snH
They win make coIIectIons and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ss formerly by senior part
ner wis
RxrxRKxcxss
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Il Co., ,Banksrs,N
Edward W. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
HoGAAs Gsipske, Chicago.
Mechanics' Bank, pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahn, Bsuksrs.
GiIAsfs 4 Brothsfton :. Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Kseksk Ian 'bs. 0kO. &C. ANDERSON
jan5d
ws. rEoxPsoS. p. w.BArLEr.
wM. THO MPsor q co.,
BANKERS,
Corner or mann ana sccona sas..
kEOk A
Nov. I'D
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81. Louis, Sc. Paul, saltwater and
ct. Anthony
1880. DAILY PACKET LINE 1890.
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE WHEEL

Northerner, Capt. p. 4. Afford.
Canada. Cspt. Parker,
Mstropofitan, Capt. w. L. b. jerks.
sucker State, Capt. T. b. Rhodes.
FenhinA. Capt. +. B. Hill.
w. l.. Ewing, Capt Jno. 7. RhOds~.
Gray Eagle, Capt. ID. s. AaSris.
Northern Light Capt. r. Lodwick.
ItAsca, Capt. Whttten.
Key City, capt.J. Worden.
hsr Eagle. Capt. ]. b. Davis.
LAwkeye State, Capt. r. c. Gray.
'ftnkSE mAgni6cent sidc-wheel steamers we're
/ bntlt expressly Tor the trade, and are managed
BY careful and experienced officers are fitted ard
fuRnished with Ail modern improvements, with
every accommodation for passengers. and viii run
- Advsrtised, making connsetious with the various
railroads shove, and with the Minnesota River
packets 1t u. Paal. Returning, they will con-
nsct ~ Hannibal with the Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph Rsilroo6. 8sF2 h
The Northern Pssket Nns eEsr Increased fasiii-
ties and hope by strict attention the comfort u
passengers and interest Of shippers 10 reesivs the
lfbsral patronage heretofore extended 10 the Lns.
@8 JAMBs WARD, President.
BROWN ; TAYLOR. Agents. Ksokuk.
pch2Qd .e#@R4 f a#rw
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rwurvn Ltnna IN IHss sAxE EonAnw

Businsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
tlt, Otharwiss tis.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
80 space occupied.
Displaysd sdvertissnsa1 bAlf mere than the
above rates.
AAvsstissmsnts lsadsz and placed under the
tsad OF" Spscfaf Notices" double the oresaary
rafes.
Special Eotises In the Local colsna ~ cents
per line.
Advsrtissmsnu ordered on the inside exslu-
sissly A 10 Dsilyy sfsss ths arst I've weeks,
10 per cent. more than the above rates.
All fysnstssf s6ssvslss1<sfs mSsf De psfS for
~ 41ssass. This rals will net be ysrtSd fren.
when tbs advsfti4er uses ths Weekly Aiene,
The price will BE- the same a. In the Daily
Whsrs the Daily and Weekly ars both used,
- pr ssnt. viii - As4ssssa from the axgrs-
gAts amount. 1#4
Usdsr thS present system. the sdvsrtiser
psys - assA for sths SpAss Nc ossapiss, the
eAaagss being shargsshIs for tAs eoaposition
enly. This plAA ID 1~v gDAsrally a1epssd.--
Oar charge fer shangss VIII - Is ssnts per
ar In all easss where Advertisements are
Iiscontinasa before the expiration of the ysar
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up At our regular rates for the time actual
y In
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w. m. AUSTIN a. CO..
a
crocsrs ana Produce Dsalsrs,
NJ. Hs MAiS-sT,
-.
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n % n n n y u g
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Which they ss. I. 10y price: e .as wa''''s. .
March s-dAw NO. iis MAN-sf.
|D.11n r.eS.s:i DsisD s::irlrs,
Tor sale Low by W.H AUSTIN Coz
mchsdLw lis Maan-ss-
RAGs WANTED, for which We viii pay CAs1.
mchs lis Haip-s..
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1ORxs askMAN sozF- o. n. Hill 1oe.s for
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---1@- = : :. =. 80
a sy m" n.s ...s 4. -.Ss~ h-
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usI received and for sale by
". =. Au0AAr = w
mcn IeoS1 n IIo 49,
wANTEDs
~ naOn BushoIs ef Spran9 Ana
1UyUUUU FaiI wheat Wanssa.
1000 BUSH. Mye,
:. ws,i :. -, o,h.. ra.5..s P proSn.. e., -h,.h
II. h,-h.., rn.~rss c~;.~ a. ycAsH al, ~ >.t1 -
n snSTrN M
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1,N11aU I eEr1y ------------
ny the hushsl or ousrt. for ssie bv
Is III ATSTIk M
mcA1AaA~ Iis G.;,t
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n.h,1aa AoSAAT v,s ~. W.
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COLL1ER6 L ROBERT6OM.
GENERAL GROCERs.
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M W.. III ICKS, m. rs. sarge On
AE1. uemtIsG. 0fEcs on second St, -.
between Main and johnson streets, Eco l)51
kuk, Iowa. WC
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OMNIBUS NOTICE

TIlHE OMNIBUS wiilean for pAsseagsSs-sain
y or shine, day or niEht-in any paTt of the eity.
All orders left With J. y. IsvkshsSy, ~ The ksil
..~i .Ia o.sAmDo.t Vnless opposite .he Biihnes
House, will receive prompt attentioa. Leave your
orders and procure ticket and you can rest ~
sured that you will ~ sansd for. Ordinary Bag
eaes frse. Tickets 81 eents-
P.6.--HAving tho largest spring wagon In the
city, nm also prepared To move Planes and Far
nituSe on the shortest notice. ~
fss7idIy ". q. WINS, Aesnt.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

FoLLY.-To hear men, who claim some
intelligence, assert that the Breckenridge
Democracy and the Republicans will fuse
before the election. 1t is an indisputablc
fact that the Democratic party, represent
ed by Breckenridge and Lane, is the only
political organization which has met the
Republicans on every question, and taken
issue with them upon every principle of
their creed. Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Doug
las both repudiate the Dred Scott decision,
both approve the WilmOt PrOviso, both
favor the exclusion Of slavery from the
Territories, and both advocate Q policy
which win forever prevent the admission
Of another slave State into the Union
Mr.. Breckinridge is diametrically opposed
to each and all. There would be no i'm.
propriety in the DOuglasitcs fusing with
the Republicans. They differ but in name.
not in principle. Lincoln is fighting bold
ly for the same object that Douglas is
fighting for insidiously. They both deny
to slavery the protection guaranteed by
the Constitution judicially construed
Breckenridge maintains it. Breckenridge
is in favor Of the equality Of the States
Lincoln and Douglas Of negro equality.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
IIGRAIrAGE. Oct. II, 1850.
GEoaGErOwM, Oct. IL, 1890

MESsRs. EDIroRS The Aboliticnists had
high old meeting last evening in this, their 80
called banner precinct. The ball was opened
bv holding primary meeting to nOminatc can.
didatcs fur tn~ nship "ficees. During The time
the vote Was being taken EUF Justices 0f
the Peace. a number II DOuRlasites were
caught voting. in accordance vi h the plan
adopted IN Orr n by their friends and party
and the Chairman of The meeting, W. II. PrAu
obccing, u grand row WAS the result. which
came near breaking up the me ting. so YOU
see the tight has already commenced in the
Republican ranks for the Sp"ils. aud the old
s'agers are not willing TO give Wa! for young
con verts.
The meeting then adjourned TO the stand in
front Of the Orleans, where W. II. Pratt. Of
FOrd's Bar nOtOricty, and Abolition candidate
for the Senate, mounted the stand amid the
cries If the crowd to " cut 10 short" which
somewhat confused the mOdrSt speaker, who.
after telling the crowd that he would not speak
long. commenced by saving: Fellow. citizens.
digger; fellow citizens. Pacific Railroad frl.
low citizens, Homestead Bill; tc!lnw.citIcns,
Jim lSnwc was Know Nothing in 'j6. and Is
an office. seeker, and has always b.cn cnudi,
date fur Office" The above is about what he
SAID.
Now this is the difference between Bnwc and
Pratt ltowe has been IA candidate twice Pratt
Snmcwh hat oftcncr. B"wc was elected on, e and
tIUll Always udulN DtANcHs uS WIZ uGdlu uf ln
November. Pratt forgot To tell the crowd that
he had been Know Nothing. lie will run ut
least twenty-five votes behind his ticket here /;
and ] will bet plug" that Fish will beat
Pratt or Denver, on ihA side of the county,
200 votes. Who'll take the bet:
Mr.. Jones. who is a standing candidate for
any and every position. alSu spoke here durn.
the evening, and made II strong appeal I" the
bugs TO help the Republicans 10 elect their
ticket; in consideration of services already rem.
dered. After abusing the Democratic party at
a round rate he suddenly weakened.
The meeting was grand failure. The half.
breeds here ure diSheartencd, and damn their
county ticket without STINT, Notwithstanding
| the assertions Of Mae. To the contrary. in the
Cihtrdi CahforHidn Of the 9th inst, that Doug.
las and Johnson would carry this precinct
Mac. is good fellow, but Slow and sluggish
! think the vote for the Presidential candidates
| in this place-the stronghold of the niger.
w0rshippers-- will be as follows: Breckenridge,
| IA; Dincoln. 157 Douglas, 1877. Al the last
election, the vote for Governor stood Latham,
l49; Curry ffusiopstl. l72; Stanford Graded
of J, 80 total opposition vote, 24l.
Now, Mnc., I'll wager you box If cigars
that Breckinridge will poll tho above number
of votes Mt Georgetown. VIII YOU take the
bet? Then I'll bet you another that y0uT little
leader. whom you so submissively fcllnw, hun.
est John COnuess, won't get one hundred votes
in this precinct, NATIONAL.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
Public Speaking.

Up. Dudley and II. 7. BARHER will speak at
CosOsa on the 10Th, and at PlaeerNIls on the ?Oth
inStant.
MEssRs. Jas, T.. Bows and JSo. s. BLAcHwELL
have made the following appointments for this
week JOhntown, this evening, Wednesday, 18th ;
Greenwood, Thursday, 18th; and at mtcr'ille,
on Friday, 18th inst.
IIOH. Jas. II. HARDY and 4. =. Dudley will
address the people at Diamond Springs on We'd
n'sday evening, the 18th inst and at Ccdarvilc,
on Thursday evening, 18th instant.
Cot. u. +. WA>HINGTOS, Hon. i. u. CnfTTES-
DEN and CMAs. L. PgTTIT " III address the people
a. follows: At Michigan flat, this evening; at
GeoTgetOwn, on Thursday evening; and at Mud
springs, on Friday evening, l9ih int.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

To MERcHANTS-Re Remember that If You
want to get rid of your goods at once and
get the cash for them, advertise in the
DEMOCRAT. 1t circulatcs in every part Of
the county and every body reads it.
Every business man, every farmer, every
politician and nearly every miner takes or
reads it. 1t is favoritc, sought for by
men of oil parties. advertising attracts
custom, custom incheases business, makes
times lively and merchants prosperous
and contented. What benefit is it to have
a large stock Of goods on hand without
letting the people know the fact. The
cost Of advertising is nothing in compar-
ison with the benefit you will derive from
advertising. Every shrcwd business man
advertises.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

KEEr IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that Dou-
glas denies that the people Of the Southern
States have the right, under the Consti
tuition, to take their slaves into the Terri
tories.
Keep it before the people, that he main
tains that even if the Supreme Court
should decide that they have this right,
they may bc "legally" deprived Of it by
the Territorial Legislature.
Keep 1t before the people, that Abra-
ham Lincoln is in favor Of the repeal Of
the Slave Law, the restoration Of tho Mis-
sOuri Compromise, the higher.lnw doctrine
of Seward, and an nmaIgamation Of the
white and black races.
Keep it before the people, that in 1874
Abraham Lincoln Indignantly slandered
Thomas Jefferson.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

CONGRATULATIONS II. Seymour,
the brave Colonel of the ninth regiment
in the Mexican war, late Minister to Rus
sia, and late Democratic candidate for
Governor of Connecticut Coming within
800 votes of carrying the State), is zeal,
ously working for Breckenridge and Lane.
Col. Seymour was at one time Governor OF
Connecticut, and is this day one Of the
most popular, able, influential and fear:
less Democrats in the North. The Dem
ocrats Of Connecticut will not desert their
gallant old leader.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

Ar A LAiE great Brcckinridgc mass
meeting in Pennsylvania, fifteen old Dem
Ocrats joined in body in the procession
that was formed on the occasion, who had
voted for Gen. Jackson three times for
the Presidency, and who had voted the
straight Democratic ticket ever since
They said they could see but little differ
cncc between DouglasSm and Republi-
canism-they were both dangerous and
in antagonism to the Union Democracy oI
Gen. jackson. Such arc the sentiments
Of the veteran Democrats of Pennsylva-
MIA who never scratched ticket OF
wavCrcd in their devotion TO principle.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

CoNTRADlcrED.-The report that Mr..
Douglas would withdraw from the PreSi.
dental canvass, in favor of Mr.. Lincoln,
is authOritatively COntradictel. lie be-
lieves he can render him more essential
service by running. AS the above is i'm.
POrtnnt, VIC hasten to lay it before our
readers.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
q. p. MorrIll, DrugRiss, has jusa re.

Gs =. MorFs11S Ur0g@tse, has 1uSe rec
celvcd frrah supply Of Dvuga, Medicines. Paints
Oils. ard window 0lass.-makinR hia assortment. n
possible. m"re complete than ever. al Of ShIch ere
warranted to h~ uFe. and sold. ~ Wholesale eT r..
tall at rxtremry ioU prcee. Brushes. Combs, ROapa
Hair Oils. Toilet PovdeT and I.ubns genuine rV.
fumcry, just received. Allen. on hand, tnluiIon Of
Citrate MagneaIa, . mild eathAFtie anA cure for
headache, (highly recommended BY physicians gen.
sTally) made fresh from day to day. Physicians
PreseriptlOos compounded a. all times from puresl
medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
INFORAlATEON WANTED.

OF JAMES DAVIS, LEMCEL TRUETT ana
. JOHN J. TRuETT, who immIEratrd from
Olney, ILL.,, to thiS State In February, 1888 lsst
heard Of In MsrysviRs. In September, IA60 ANY
received by the undeTsiE Ened.
MARTIN MCCLURE. or
j. y. WOODcOCk.
FfaseEviIle, Oct. Is 1880. ei3.lw
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17

\ Georgia correspondent Of the Dr'tG
ays the Democrats OF that State are
much more numerous than they ever
we're brfOre, and that they are nearly
unanimous for Brcckinridgc.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
Black RePu leans xs. the Foreign
Born.


Born.
The Black Republicans in this State
have the uublushing impudence to Oappeal
to our foreign citizens for support They
profess to be tn, peculiar friends Of the
foreign born, and hOps to delude them BY
their insincere professions How sincere
they are We attempted TO prove some
weeks since, BY an extract GOm . speech
delivered In the Senate BY Governor FoOte.
lie there charged, and had the proof 10
sustain il, that Mr.. Seward, the head
and front, the idOlizcd leader Of Black Re-
publicanism, had said In Richmond to
certain then Governor Of Virginis, that
he was iIing to trade of the Dutch and
Irish Of New York, man for man, cargo
for cargo, with the said Governor, for the
free negroes Of Virginia, believing the
latter to be much the better and more
trustworthy class Of citizens. This Mr.
Seward never denied. It was . grave
charge to bring against man Of his
standing, and had it been unfoundcd
would have been cOntradictcd instantly.
In CGrtl'er proof Of their opinions on this
subject, We give the following extract
from the editorial correspondence Of the
New York Tribune, the great organ Of
the Black Republicans and the accredited
mouth. piece Of Abe Lincoln. Lincoln, it
is wei known, Is indebted TO the editor n
the TribonC for his nomination, and this
is Me language of the said editor applied
to foreign born citizens
A survey Of the attire. manner and express.
sion Of jhr lighter shades II the culnrrd people
Wh" thrpng PENNSYLVANIA Avenue at IL Sunday
aitrtn"'n, demonstrates them IT, be rae"
>,arcrlv inferior to the Average Il the white
ra,r "u this continent. and snt,,i.r Ia ihcavr
aEr Il The tmmt?r''te frU' H. ".I H"S,i
Could mole insulting language be used
Thus il will hr seen the great issue is ne.
sr1 or white man. Seward and G.cc'y
say that ncGrucs are suptripr t1- -forci i-n;
crs, especially the GerInai,> aud Irish,
Willie Hal Us j. hot determined whcth.
or thy are not equal 10 Americans.
and is Wiling 10 snLlcci the lnc>iiln 10
thc Practical test q: absorption or ANA. "a.
nation, 20 determine wh.rh j. the >uI,c.
rior race. And VT vii it he believed
that party hd,l,i!i. ST, ilniiol4s doctrines
aud acknowledging such Scuryvy lcal,r>.
is seeking to extend lis organization III
California 1t is calling on the men whom
it has il'iticd and prosecuted TO support
is rnht!i lat>. VIII they do it: Will
th,y dt>clt III. pr,ay that has always al
vocatcd their Nights, and join one that
would withhold them: We think hot.
E>rorE,ci>c.--t.artI day furnishes adj
'iiiional ctid,nccS Of tue popularity. Of
l"cchimidgc and Lane. We tell our
friends everywhere 10 bc Of good cheer;
TIE skies are frightening daily. hourly.
and III people, the rcilecting. incorrupt.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nnra,

Mrs.WAnsloSS, an ezPeFiemeed Nurse
and Female PhyaIcIan has SnOthIng syFup for chill.
dTen ,eehiDg, which greatly facilitates the process
of teethtnR By aoflehnR the gums reducing all In.
1AmmAton will aay all pain, and IL sure 10 Feeu.
late the bowels Depend upon Il. Mothers will give
rest yourselves and relief and health tn your In.
fAnt' Perfectly safe IN all eAses. Sre advertise.
mcnt in another column. nIyS.Iy
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-17
The PhysIcIan H. Orssn blamed 10

want ot succrss in hisireatntt when the dsappoint.
m"nt in III" recovery Of the sick is 10 he traced to
til" administering impure me dic,ncs Robert White
aI"hethrv, Is paying particular Rttrntlon To- the
c"np"nndng physicians prescription. and family
r.".l"s, h"i1 urd,rrcs "funda ubtcd purity Robert
White, Medical Hall. is appointed agent for mos,
Of the genuine Patent Medicines