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Bflidten ST er~fitllelJ meld,e mir ul1leren @pll>
ltituerten ulO I'LL Iererl 21npe Idulpcn, ms gu
Der Tplgeuben &rflarnn9 pereinigen:
u OaB Die Sci didte Ter 9tatton tpG9reno
Der lebter pier Sabre Die 3wefmdBigfeit mlp
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bauer Der repu6lifanil6en Y1rtei pplItIlpi0
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ms 2eben 9erufel1 baben, ibrer 9tatur nad
permanent ltno, u1O jekt mebr ais je ibren
frteolidcn urb cpnItituttpnellen Griltnlpb err
~iproern.
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llnabbGn9isfeitS @rf(arnng ar8gelprpAenen
unO in Der 8unbe5=G contribution ancrtannten
8rr1pIlbe unum9In9lid nptbpcnpi9 lit sur
Grbaltlttg I'M erer republif1niI 0et Snltit1tips
men, uno baB bic 8uube8=G Contribution, bic
0edte Der St1aten ulto Die llnipn Der Staaten
erbalte1 lperoen lpuen u1b mit1len. OlB mir
bic Ielbltperl tI1oli6e Sa6rbeit fcierlid) betrIfz
tt9en, baB mir Nue bonn Sd6pfer nit 9e>piIlen
unl6dbbaren 9fedter au8geitattet ltnO, >pprltn=
ter oa5 auf 2ebe11, Sretbeit uno @rlangung bon
Slid eli9teit, nlO OaB Die Ge8ierlut9en pa5u
Oa li1p, ben Wtenlden ben genaB pieler 9tedte
5u itdern.
81 OaB Diele Natipn Der Union Der Stuaz
ten ibre 8epGlferun985ur1ubule, lpeld)e ibrc8
0lei6en ntdt bat, p~ernantt lolpie bic itber@
raId,enoe @ntpidlntg i6rer materieuen Stills
quelen Die raide 3unabnle ibre8 0teiAtbun8 ;
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tl11g, melhe lie I'M Nu8lanoe 0enteBt - unp
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lenpen Yldne per1bl 6euel, lpober Ie INNER
%fpn1Ine1 nlGget ulO baB mir bent 2anoe 0lif
miinIhen, DAP fein republifaniide8 Wtit9lieb
oe8 9pngrelie8 ie lplfe DrDbun0en au89eitp=
Ben pber untcrltitbt bat, mel6e 70 oft BON be-
mofratild el WitBliepern Res Gp19reHe8 crbp=
ben ip1rDer, nobel lie nidt l1ur tetn Iaoel Don
Seite ibrer pcIitilden @la1ben8geuriIen trQf
lpnbern Tie IiA nr9 be8 8eifol(8 perielten err
freuteit; ulp baB mir pieIe Orp6un9el1, ais
9e9en Die 2ebcn8prir5ipien elmer freicn 0te0iez
ruu9 9eridtet uno al8 beabit4ti9ten 0o6per@
ratb perDan1n1e1t.
A. OaB Die unperfitmmerte N1f reAt6Qltut9
Der 9te6te Der Staaten uno nantentlid De8
9fedte8 zines jeoeu Staate8, feline @eioener1 Eetz
nlilhen SnItttltipner 5u pronet urlp at cont
%trpliren, au8ldlieBlid mad leinem ei9enen Oa=
firbalten, unum9dl9lid npt6pen6ia 1T our
MISUNDERSTANDING be8 Observation-Disclosures
1ppppn Die Serpplfptnnnung uno bic Dauer
unlerer pplitiIden Brin5ipieu ab6GnQt, uto pQB
mir bic ungeleblide Snpaliou nit bewafineter
Madt III ir9ertr eilten Staat poer Gerritpriunl,
'~einerlet unter meldem Sprpanp pies geldeben
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&anlben Nnn 3nnnerein

Sn bieiem &erctn fnbet udditen Ottttpod6 cen %. 9eai 6e ptert,
~@lu51btun9 itatt' aud lou am ndmltden 9benoe ejelo perfnuH
mcrOen. 0a bur4 Die @eIese cieies Gcrejns tn Wtt1ltroern mtbr
Spt9etle 9ebcten per0en, ais IN ieCem anoern bis iebi o]e1riin6tttn,
10 lIto lbQu le9r 0lele Nntbelle 9~e5eduet uno ale 0ieienloeI. meI.
aye re1 bsl5utrtteIl. Wullten, lme eiubt, fb am Geuanfkxn
AbeuHc I'M 8 ubr I'M @ereinslptale Vel pcrrr 6rteOrb Niuer,
Samoeultr. No. sc etn5u1tnoen.
q O4+o M cx.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
1lmgebeurer @~ntbuNaSmus fiir eincoln.

@Gica8o, 49,. Wt1t. Die &unbe Dpt
Der gtrulinatipn 2incptn'8, iobalp lie 31 benz
Splfe atBer6al6 be8 ~9Gi8waln'8 binau8prang,
fit9rte S5cnen bon Anfre8um8 bcrGct, bte per
Beldreibun8 Ippttcn.
Gin 0urrob nod benz auberen cridol( fit
2incpln, mnD lOrtpa9rcnb bpnnertcn bic &anDz
men. 28eui9lten8 10000 Qfenider nabnten
an pie er Oemon lt%ration G1eil.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19
SSoch 0rrntcr.

Ga8 u. !. grenler Sdif "Ocem," miro prompt mad obtaem
9oteam sIP2eout. gSe8crn 6ra9t oSsr Yaha9e menoe man f8 an
ben 9aplan an Srro, @enoericn8 Nerfe, .6eu8 Bpint ooer All
Bon &apft Il AreuS
NatlS,3w 9p. % @ernan1r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19

8auf8 BON Maiiuduiett8 389, GaITu8 sc.
@lap BON &ent1fq 1O1, @r=@rurerneur 9eez
Der bon BennlplOaniet 81, 5enrp @inter Da=
pi8 bon M1rplano 8, Gam 6oulton ppn 3era8
6, 8ut. 8. Dayton BON Seem 5eriep 3, 9tceo
bon Yenniplpurien 10.
3wette8 Ballot.
Saunibul Sarnlin purpe gum 8i3cprdItbcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
CONSTELLATION on cosT,yENEss.

No ,be many Ills nesh is heir to" Is 20 prevNs -
Originating Ia csreeesness sedenay habits regarded -
disorder Of little to eacite snxis{ vhe
reality and companion Of The mes
fatal and ar-ss early eradcete1 VIII
bring sufferer untiney Among the hshfes s
rheumatism Breath Piles and others Of hhs nstsre While
long Of sshtfu diseases sacb Malignant Fsye As
cssses Dyrcntery Disrrhea Dyspepsia Apoexy, Epspsy
Paralysis Hy.tsa HyPochoDdrssis Melancholy and ns.ndy
tom Not disease originate In Coastpe
hon bu. independent eIience unless the e.ase
eradatsd u an early stage From al these considerations
follows that the dsozdsr should receive mmsdtsss ssss
whenever Il occurs person should nesecs ge bex
Ceph.c Pills on .hc appearance Of the complaint hs
timely use e1ps the nddous approaches Of &ssass -
destroy this dangerous foe 10 human he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

~ BsADAcHx the fsvsri.e hgn By which nature .skss
asy deviation whatever from the natural sste a NE
brain and viewed In this light may be looked .n - sef
guard intended gye notice Of esasc which might ooowhe
escape attention. m too late 70 be remsded and s ndceons
should be neglected. Hesdsc hes be eashed on3r
names WIS.,; symptomstic and dioPsshie sJmpemAtto
variety ofdeases among which Apopexy Gout Rheas
ssm and all febne diseaea In its nervous form ~ ynpe
hepsac disease Constituting b1ss. Asa<seas Of worns esns
paon and other disorders ofhe bowels vel renal aDA
affections Diseases of the heart feqnent ~
tended with Hssdehes; Ansma and Plsthors are also :e
tons which frequently occasion hssdsche idio7cho hc.
ache sso very common, being usually dstinsushea hs
Of hsodsese sometimes coming on suedenH
state apparently sound health and pfosrsns NE
mental and hyc energies and In other instances comes -
slowly hersded by depression Of spirits scsv Of tsnp
the pain the front Of the heed
both eyes, and somstimss provoking vomiting; anSs ths
olsss may also be named NsuyaiatI
the either class Of hesdaeho the CeShAse
Pills hAve been found and safe remedy resvns Ne n
acute pains few minutes and BY It's subtle pewer s1esz0
the diseases Of which Headache II he unerrns odea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

Rzs AnALaAnAYIop LAssoAssa-Yhsqs y poySse
tendsncy IN hs appropriate The most e1preve e0&
other languages and Asr While TO Incorporate then Into eU
own thus the word Cephse which from tho Crock den6y
ing ior The head becoming popnased n oonnesn
Win Mr. spAdns great Hesdashe Remedy bot v1 sesn b
- common - Esetrotyps snA many sheu vboss dinese
foreign wc.es hs. heen away By common ssAes - ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
,3S NEW-YORK WEDNESDAY, &C. 1860
ptOKs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


PHIsNEY, BLAKEMAN 4 MASON
No. 81 WSker-st., NewYork,
Solicit attention 10 the following:
SONGS FOR THE SORROWING.
ByH.N.
With Introduction
wnL1.s r. WiILrAxs, DID,
Muslin, l2mo Beycled, price IS cents.
Muslin limo. Beyeled. gilt edge, 81.
Thee Poems from the pen Of young lady rarely ged but
lately deceased were all composed during the hoa Of nser
ing iEes The volume win therefore be most thoroughly
precsed by those who have experienced cton OF mind or
ody while general readers Of poetic culture II will be
sure to afford high intellectual qualification.
MARTINS NATURAL HISTORY,
Containing ~ colored Illustrations,
Being Translation Of the Celebrated Work by Martin Adapted
to the American Msrket, with many Important
Additions and Emends,ions
firs. Series, 4so pages, lzmo.
Price 81 So
MARTINS NATURAL HISTORY.
UUifofm fo with the fist Series
Price 81 So
The German Edition of this has already had the e1fso
THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND COPIES.
From The Courier Enquirer
Such work this Of Martins every lover Of Natural History
From Tho Auburn Daily Advertiser
1T l. just such book needed and must CONF
dent, obtain very wide circulaii5n."
From Tie Boston Transcript
Tho book elegantly printed, and the illustrations ad
miTsbe We arquaiDed with no book on the subject
which condenes much classified knowledge Of the science In
Iron The Rochester Union l. Advertiser
1hs really beautiful book made attractive by ts eoloed
engraYngs aud valuable for its for its general
appearance and valuable book Of the best that
fFron The Buffalo Courier
f plan Of the work tho whole held Of what known
Natural History and the ledge possessed IN all branches
Of the science given in lucid sud thoroughly systematic
form"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

TWENTY MILLIou OF DoL1Ans sAup.hr sys.@ns nss
. ro uions Of bottles Of celebrated Prepared 0ss nd
Is .,,in ed that saved least ten doars WORTH
broken furniture making assresste Of twenty sas
dosrs recained from total loss By this valaabs tnys
Having made Clue bouseho1 vora he nov woceeAs e
the sill greater service By curing al the schine hee "a
his Pills and hey good a 0lee bes1nGes
viii soon vanish away LIE snow In July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

Missus wants yoo 20 send her be. Of CssA.ne
ou-no bottle Prepared Pbut Pm thinning tbses set
Just neither perbsps yen be shher kne xns vhaA "
Ye nigh dead and with be SICK hesdseh NJ
vents some more Of that rclaived her before
DRuaslsr-You must mean spaldngs Ccphahc Phs-
BRipss--Och! sure and you've sed II, here's q
qusrthsr, and nv mo the PIl and don't be ~ hy ssss
either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

~ Own ExcrTxxxsy, and the mental care snA sazts>y
incident business stady tke
numerous of Nervous HosdsoVs The srdere& 49, 81
mind aud body incident this distressing complaint b fsea
blow 10 all energy snd ambitoE Sufferers By ths disorder
always obtain speedy ree from those distressing ssaAs sy
using one OF phae Pills whenever the symptoms sp1e
II que the oversked BRAIN and soohss be strained aad ~
accompanies aad sssystes the dsorssrsd eopaa ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
Go farmers ano Others.

HONFY BEES for SALE.
viii receive orders for good strong healthy 5wTms Of
ees deliverable 20 NewYoTk Bfooyn and Jersey C o a.
80 .on on The Hudson River or Harlem Railroad at Ss 20
80 hive payable delivery. viii also attend to the
ipg proper locations al purchasers housss and give
Emeon. for their management Address MARTIN NhOO-
MAN Sharon Center Sci oLarie Co. u. I.
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A REAL RLERaIN0.

Pavuran-well, Mrs. Jones how is that hesdsohe1
N,. Jon.s-0ons, Doctor all The PHI 700 sess seee
ts enty minutes and wth you woai1 send sss -
Phy.eion-You ean ga them at any Druspsss ca -
Cephse Pills; find hey fall and recsmmend sAe1
az cases Of headache.
Ny nes~f shs send q directly and sha teA - -
suffering friends for they are real kesstsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
IARnLY NEALIZEn.

III I'D n ouibs 'esdsebe this hAfsrpssn lasA sssppsS
no the hApoecay hand hi 10 the Can yos kssss
me Of an 'ssdsche Does bschs ard" sys e Ban
ceedinsy" says H. hand sYsn thst gsye me CsphAe PA
I'd AI an 'esdsche.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

6RuAr DIseovIRy-Amons the most hzportant of a ~
great medical discoveries Of this may be considered The
tenn vaccination for protection from sual Ne OspAa
PR Headache and the Of Quinine for he
yenon Feyers either of which sSeho Whose eee
6ts wiz bs s1peieDcsd BY sGSezns Annaniy leHs s0 ~
dscoTefer forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
AmusEmfnis.
AmuHEmfHia.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY WEEK.
GRAND GALA FESTIVE SEASON
Foh CHiIpREy scHooIs FAxIIBs, LADIES CITIIsss
STRANGERS, EvKRYBoDY

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY WEEK.
For CHIIDREs scHooIs PAxuIss LADIES, CITIZEN,
am, sIshsesSsi Is .ss Ey.syH9p.r ,g.rp ,cr,oSs
NEW ssP s6UTH IHTkfARE5lSAsGo kfRcaN AsoGEks
SOUTH AFRiC1N AB0RIoISEs
just imported great They representatives OF hve
HOTTENTOT, KAFFlR, BUsHhAN,
zulu and a FISGO,
all Of whom 'Pecen, These interesting b,rbsan'
skas 8 p G @ Its2Sf %SH I:t.@s' ans ssbs sfs Of the
and TO be at all hour aud 9. intervals give their native
FESTIVE and WAR DANCES ard soNgS
which will be faithful representations Of their baboos Gus
MOST ITTRHcTivE IRA ard UFioUE EXHIBITION
THE NEW fss + At R;isfs sTE%cF Il DRAMA
SEA SEA SE 9F hGEEi' IcEii'
THE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO,
Alias THE THIRST FOR GOLD,
Which has been received with
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
BY % SFTRcfTE Asb d the
EVERY AFTIRN0ON AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Al and y o'clock.
the wonderful and extraordinary DoUBLEVOICED SINGER
will 'PRfSfs s1R BoTa Sb FEMALE
" 70 til THE : TWO II 3o'I iiviHG VIZ Aztec cHiLDREN
f IL e9 %Tsf ia fs' P'%'1 ss9S
Interesting playful q, iit'sn pleasing and amusing
White and white hair, With their black mother
THIRTY MONSTER SNAKES,
Just received varying IN length from Oto % feet They Ne
GREAT SYAKE-CHARMER,
in whose hspd.they ere Pstiec.y aocie and md hsInie.1
RIA filled with LIVING FISH Of a. kinds the most Interest
ins exhibition in the world WAX Fl0IREs FORTUNE
Paqnee is cents extra Children under ten o cents extra
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Nen puhlirullone.

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CHARLES sCRIBSER, No l4 Grand ST., n Y' Publisher
FOLK-SONGS:
A BOoR OF GOLDEN POEMS, MADE FOR THE POP
ULAR HEART.
Upward of Sixty Original Illustrations exquisite In Design ana
y,cs,u., or TEE oRleisaL AUTOGRAPH COPIES O,FvrEns
FAMOUS PoKss,
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III.
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WILL BE GIVEN
10 PERSON
WHO WILL SEND
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New.York, Harlem and Albany kaiiroaa'
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS
On and sAer Monday, Dec. "a, 1860 Express iIain '
alb.p, connecting with the Rew-York Central hNnoao
"a Eh,D Rniosd viii start from and arrive at TryonTo"
ne, CITY Han Eew-YOt. Leave at Ia M 10 M ana f'IO
p. e.....on to.2ss r,
s1d4:s5p p r,.
Pheasant rooms sre provided for passengers At the Ciyhs
st.top JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Superintendent
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Uants.

WANTED-By a neat, tidy GIRL, who can pro-
duee the best Of reference situation as CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS IA the city country will
general HOUsEMAID in small family wsshes and irons we'll
does linen IN good wages 81 Call ut address No
30 East Rdst two days.
NyIANTED-By Lady, a situation as MUSIC
w TEACHER. Addres. K. L. PARSONS, Desby Line, w
XNTANTED-By q Graduate of Yale, and an ex-
w periepced Teaoher, situation IN public private
school as TEACHER Address stating termr and irenen
INSTRUCTOR, Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

bei the robbns temples the feverea brow The IssAn1 nd
disgust the sight Of feodi How totally enHt yoe vSe
psssurs conversstcn study One of The CspAA6s RHs
would have relieved you from al the rfeias vheA ~. -
hsss box Of them hsnd V oeessoa resuRssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

42JO,0e0 Worth OF Fall and Winter Clothing
AtaE
IMMENSE SACRIFICED!
As the drawing close and Sing TO the de;snged
Of concluded dow my
FALL aud WINTER CLJEtfNG, and sell the
tegsrdless of cost FURNISHING GOODS and CHlLDREN's
CLOTHING IN every variety sBd ws be cold in the ratio.
r. 3. BALDWIN,
Nos 70 and "a Bowery
Tbe lsrges; store in the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

COAP STONE in blocks aud SOAP STONl
- POWDER Of the finest quality FOR sale At lowest stes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

DRESERVE YOUR STOVESiH
ii LEADBEATERS RENOWNED
LIQUID STOVE-POLISH.
FIGHT REASONS WHY 1T is THE BEST
lt, II Ia put up IN bottles and always ready for use
I'd. II has no smell.
3D. II polishes rust. 49,
4th Hproduee. no dit IN polishing
bth IL does soil the finger. In handling the steve
9th. IL T. economical -
eth IL stands the greatest degree Of heat ,,
tb You will never use any other you give fair trial
Ii preserves them sne-third longer
One e,hird longer.
Etoves will last one.third onger by ufng this.
Time Api money saved
Ii has stood the seyeTest tests
Observation-Disclosures
LEADBEATERS
RENOWNED LIQUID SfOVE-POLlsH
Creates, discovery Of the age.
One trial will convince you.
Sold by all respectable deslers
A hbef a. discount 20 the trade.
Agents wanted everywhere
Prce IL and 10 cents bottle
Put I'D dealers In containing and IL dozen
splendid photographic <iow card accompanies each package
livery merchant ,hould make note OF ,,,, ,1,, ,,,
LEADBEATER'S RENOWNED LIQUID STOEf-fol'ioh
ADDE'S IFADBEATER l. Co,
" Sole manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

FACT wonra KsowIss.-spsldns's CephaNe Pfs 90.
md General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
Cost and fonn0.

I OST.-A large KEY; one broken in the center
and nended The finder lsavins IL with the COLLkC-
TOR ut JeIsey Feny, viii b. Teweded
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for the Roti6aps.

A RTISTIC HOLIDAY PRESENTS Beau
"A hful Engraving frsmsdi Pslmers Photographs, snd
others "a psssepsr0ut, Photographic Albums tor cartes De
ye Color Boxes every variety Boxes for Drawing rem
els aud Drawing Instruments; Albums Portfolios Also
Carved Reading Desks Booksnds; Flower Vases, dc The
whole forming tasty and elegant collection n objects art
W. sCHAUS, No. 629 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

At RETAIL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
"A A wholesale stock Of WATCHES and SOLID GOLD
JEWELRY OF my own manufacture offered st Retail for W
days only. w. EVERTON SMITH,
No. Is Maidsn-ane
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eiAlE AND oRNAMENrAI. PRINTING.


The Washington dispatch Of the 2lstto the
Cincinnati Gazette says, 'the great scheme
beyond all question devised by Douglas, Soule
and uthers in conjunction with the Albany
Regency is 70 give the South to Bell take
New York from Lincoln, and thus throw the
eleetioa into the House Of Representatives,
from where Breekenridge might be kept out
ss Eourth on the lisfof competitors md Lane
kept out of the Senate, In case the election
should 60 to that body, J am satisfied that
> this project, under any circumstances, is
aoomed 70 miserable failure. But for the
Breckites to aid it in any way would be the
nest absurd policy in the world. The
Richmond Enquirer warns its friends Of the
plot, and says the development oft has thor
ouqhly aroused the people Of Virginia to a
sense Of the real issue presented. No two
men in Congress occupied more antagouistic
positions than Bel and Douglas, and nothing
oat az unholy lust for the spoils could have
prompted so unnatural union, It would
be Questioning the honesty and good sense of
the American people TO suppose that it twOuld
be successful
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The Kidnappsrs IN IaiI.

The examination of VIM. Stewart and Nj
chael Weaver, charged with kidnapping the
negro James waggOaer, and whose release
as free man BY Kentucky Court after
having been sold into slavery, we NOTICED a
Jew days since, has resulted in the committal
OF the kidnappers to the Hamilton county
jail in default Of s., 900 bail They viii be
tried at the next term Of the Hamilton Court
Of Common Pleas, and richly deserve the-iull,
penalty of the law. -s.a
The case was an exceedingly aggravated
one. Waggoner was born in Ohio Of free
parents and about year ago was met in
Cincinnati BY Stewart and Weaver and en-
gagged to go to Fulton to do some sort of
work While proceeding up the river bank
to Fdlton, the men stealers seized young
+ Wagg0ner, forced him into a skin, held a
pistol to his head and conveyed him over
the nyer to Newport. Once there, be was
charged with being a fugitive slave, and
thrust into Jail After lying in prison
a year, he was set Tree, Do the kidnappers
merit mercy2 .lH. VI