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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
What EUcry EsOdy Wants.
What EUcyy EOfiy Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBJ.
TANNED, FOR THE CURE OF DIS
EASE IN ALL FORMS.
by
Professor HENRY 8. TAYLOR, III D,

FroteSsor HENRY 81 TAYLOR, II d.
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CT Taatbir e mis man 9rautsu abpartrt, uno
pie mon fir te fctbt; rpie man
@strdufs uno Ycultiets pcrte:
rcittt, uno pie man iitb acocu
aniisdenes Sreutbeitcn lGbust.
Gr fasteir @sn ben ssrftbisrsuen aranfbei:
ten Ger &tnrer, unb sitt bic tt:
fts uno leibltt Msile fs ;u bcs
bauosln, pdbrsno Gem 3abuSu,
9enpulfcuCn, 8aesinaticn, RSs
tbCln, Slaubuftcu, ,t.
CT fdet bir Die Spnteme pcn StidbulfCn,
9belrra 5ufontum, @clis, Dis
arrbesa, 2Bdrmcr, @rinetSpfen,
Hin9wurm, W1aBrrn, IL. f 10,
uno fo9t eir bic tsltcn Rittsl fs
ju euriren.
CT aet oir Die Spmpteme rcu aaltfisbtr uub
Sillicus:, @elbenis, Srpbus:,
Sharlahs upb anpsrn SiStcrn,
uno 9ibt oir bic bstcn uno lsido:
fen SQittel eicfsIts ppOitdnois ~
surirtn.
Ct laetbtr Die Srmptcme pen Suflurn,a
ausjebruns. Dpspepfa, astb:
MO, Hoeerluht, @cut, 8bsu:
matisn, eumtosc, Grpfpdns, &c.
uno last biz bic tsltsn 5silmit.
tel fir bieiCte.
CT faetbtr Die Spmptcms pcn GbstSra:g gJicr:
bus. SRati9nant &bclsra, Blat:
tern, 8ubr, 8rampf Blofsns
glierers uno ecbcrs arantbeten,
uno fact Dir Die tClts 8srfab:
run9s:1rt biCiCtSu ,u turirCn.
CT foatbir Tig ermptcms ron 4tsurilr, Msus
rotso, Gumps, StlaefIue, pa'
rolths, pom feR petIhiebsnsn
Srantbsiten bss poliss, Der 3db:
ne, Der SbrCn unb 1u9sn, unb
Caat oir Die beffen lpeilmittel ale
oiefe @cbreben gu furiren.
GrEa9tbtr Die Spmpiome ron GpiIsplp, Souns
bise, piles, 3upturs, 6eritrant:
britGu, psmcrrbo9c, atten8ronts
beittn, uno Sporcphcba, uuo
fa9t biz Die tstsu gRitts bic:
felts ju surtren.
CT aetbir Die 6tfte 8sbonoluns pom @uu;
ben, 9ebrchcner 8nchen, uno
Dtslctationen, Sprains, gRuncr
fperrt. Sis6sr Sores, @bite:
SmeIIius, 8cits, Q8bitlcms, III:
GERS, Sturpn Burns unb Ssrc;
fula.
" G9t Dir Die prfhieocuen 8rontbgitsn Der
Srauenjimmer. ron Sinoaetur:
ten u. ron SRsnftruaticu; @bitCs,
8arrsnnee, &c. u. uno faet oir
ebe beten uno eiufabItcn g2it:
tsl aaes btes eouerne iu turirsn'
DaS Wtrf III IN sinsr siRfathsn Spradbs atldris:
ben, fre ron .,Rsoisot Ssrms, s pas IS lsibt per:
lfanesn psrosn fam, unS Die sinfad en- @srfhrri:
bun9en mS9sn benz 8dufer gar balb lebr of bCn
Wertb rettsn psIde baeclbe tcfSt-gs III in ftarsr
uno efsnsT SArift 9ssrudt ss 1T fsrner iuufrirt
nit lbidIibsn abtiI6uussu. uno piro BIT untsr bsis
ner acbreee, fbSn ssbuuosn unc YOfifrri, nod BEN
Gmpfan9 pcn $l.O0. sussanet.
$1,000 6dS CSd6r tis@s" iSs9is. sssS' SS5S9
nee aiIsnibalben ssmadt psrren uslds Obisss 8srt
utrtaufsn, inbsm unfsrs anrbicuussu an lcldr isbr
Iiberal fno.
Sdr sinIstns GSpisn rem biSfsm @crf, cher fir
bic Acknowledgment 70 rpis Oubsrs 9Iahwci
funssn wsnoe man Fdb an
Sobn q. Softer, perausss6sr,
Nc. GIT Sunfrm StOgs. philadelphia.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
9ODu! 4lqabMga,,

Bsoisnt fb oiSkr @sle9enbsit ftincu Srsunten.
Nuuosn uno etm 9eGbrten publtum d6erbaupt an:
Jujstssn, oas er fsiu Gabiust Blarentaaer ron go
Al IN tsIn berrltebes neus 9ebduos, SIC. 50 in Der
Sst'pamtltcnsStraBs, uno Sruor eCraee eeaendter
pa9enbudf pctel, pGrle9t bot, aIpc sr nun btrcit
St autu dniprshsnesn 9sraos natb q9unftb Iu bic.
Hsn. = sein 9s9eupdrtissr Stcd 1T pabrttd Gin
pertrsffIi6sr uuo tsitsbt gum Sbsit aus fotscntsu
drtifen:
Bureaus, Seitboaros, Qiers, @entrcs,
Garos, Dining uno 8reaffait SiTben,
SGber: uno alle l(rten anoere S6rGnte,
Abdtnots uuo SofasSiIbe, pdrtor Sis
Ibe, Sofas, pidno=StIble, Spring: :Sibz
Sbautel Stlble, Settftellen bon allen
Bersnnun9en, 70 ipie iiberboupt ale 2(rs
tifsl Die in einem po(it6nbi9en cabinet.
SSdarensea9er 9efu6t rperoen.
CT ptrfsrtist steufalS ouf Bsiteauus ircs 0rt
pcR 6urniur, nadb esr neusfttn 5dfbicn, uuc ieesr
1cn ibm uertaufte Artifsl mub eas lsin fdr mas CT
tbH sertauft, uuo mue Dols 3ufrisoGnbst sstsu.
Suusbdltsr unb teIenesrs 'Iue: eeute rprbs
ponsbattun9en gu be9tnnen 9sesnfen, lcItCn midi
pttfdumtu bti ibm on,uruftn sbc ie cnltno faufrn
ta6tm &c ptrihert fIblt oa9 CT ibnsn Bargains an.
6tstn tann, bic uirseuespc ougsrbot6 pbilaoelpbio
aertrofen ptrofu tSnnen.
8dr ttrsits 9suoeene tiberole llnfCrfiasuna III Ct
9trJtt oant6nr, uno rpiyo burb biGliae prsies unit
quite Dsbanotun9 fsine aunb(haft 1sts gu psrmeb.
rtR iubtn.
20 B.-Ssrsseet ben Ort nidbt - osrrcfte in
&c. SO, @sf' pamltcn :Strn6e-uno rufct ba(elt1
o., uHo attr5eust Gad fdbR pcn Der G8abrbsit per
htul was ettH 9sfast H.
- Scbn MoIbur9.
Sanuar 4. 1s6O nqSr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
8ftel< Nte6erldde.

lDtseeGa Gduntp 8ibsl 'GjtIeal&Oft bat ibu
alsbtvgdss ini 8u6ilcBr gum ,,es6a Yatrpt' in
agmtaun, 100 9i6rln unb 5sfamsntt in SrrI6ie.
htusn Spru&sn gu ben tiIisFsa Drciien gu buttr
gnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

9teuen 90 aaren
sin9els9t, rpslheu CT Der mannlidbsn 9sspS(fsruno
btemlt Jd empfcbIcn rdulbt Stn aiIcrttmCut uuif
faGt cine srcGs HuswabI
2ubsr rcn isNsr 5orts,
Ga1Nmsrss-eine bcrrlibs 8Hfbisosnbsit,
Sattnstts pon isoem Girl,
Msi;potternS, pen cen aGlerfsins
fen bisju stwSbnIidben berab.
User nun ba6en pilI, sinsu pcrtrsffii6sn
lsbsrrcd, GBaGerbihts Sum lIsbtrrSds
OrsF'Hed, bsmoen-fsine wsi6e, far6iet
Srod:8od, uno uclIent,
Sad'Red, llnterbemoen uub Inter bcleu,
Sefb6ftss8ed, p0nofbube uno 5eGsutrSaer,
Mamns, enen uno gHorIsQss.
pelsn, bemobulen uno Cellars,
!. Sbsraus, Sads uno 6o(stidsr,
@elft, bclsntr6ocr.
Strimpft, lin,breIIrn.
Setritte Bdm(t, Spa,ierliSde.
aurj. wer tresno etpas aus benz Sad, einss sauf.
manns:StnstoGrs taufsn min, Der RUFF an bci brn.
. bar le q d.
@tne f'uno:jpanJi9:idbria Grfobruna in meis
mem @sihdf ieet MIDI in ben Stano, (eltbe @aarCn
stntanfsn ju tcnuen, ols gut oaurrbat uno pebfsil
hno, uno i'd bin a6erjeu9t, oa6 i'd a(Is 8uneen ,ur
polli9sn 3ufrteoenbet in alien binfhtcn bsbtsneu
fam. Die altCn Gunben Der pcrmoliaeu Sirno,
unc 10 usls neue ais cs fhidtb fneen t5nnsn, fIuo
trsunolhatlld5it sin9rIaesn oniurufsn uno fir Etb
fcltt ,u febin.
ALE SsiteGunscn wtrSrn nit Dunt anacuemntn
unO prompt tsier9t uno fcrtiee 9fciber
an ben a(lsrntbrisaen greiIsn
rertauft auf fsrntrn Jabtreihen 3ulprud, bsFtne
psrtlsibt nit ahtune Charles 0ed.
aGtntaun, Npril 4, 1860. nal5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
6 i IL { It s q Ge,
Ode Der Gtrd aasY unO 5amltpn Strast, srRs
9bdre ptsrbalb Der Refcrmirtsn Sir6s,

Gds Der G6ur6 AtleY uno 5amiltpn Straet, eras
9bGrs ptsrbalb Der Refcrmirtsn 8ir1s,
ina qentaun.
Die ltutsr,sibntten BADEN lcSbsu eutn neusn une
frbr aus9c,eihuetcn StCd ron Baarsn, (bidlidb fir
Gle SabrsJet, sin9Cte9t, welthsr fs acasup6rtia ~
8leioern fdr ben Srdbtin9 uuo Scnimcr perarbe:
ten, beCbeno aus ieosm ScT pCltbsr fit oisks Sab
I'M Warft ju inoeu rpur.
Scmmt unb Ie6st ett iGr Icnnpc tauft,
uno ibr psrOet eutb tato iitsrruet baten, bae ibr
bier ecu srSbtsn gBertb fdr suer GttO betcmmt.
SSir babcn 9IlleS
mas in caS Srlbaft ciues ,8lsiosrbaues osbSrt-,u
wsitldufti9 gu mclrcn.
Sunrsnarbsit Ubsr Slribsr auI 9eRsuuna
wercsn sbsnfoas nab Der nsusltSn NlcOc uno teltsn
Ulouer ron uns 9dtcfert, uno eorontirt has Iu tin
fur pas fs psrtauft rucroCn. 8SrsefIrt nibt rie
6 inY Yrets eSwsnsp ant
Nslisb unp Srtnts,
prattifhs s6neiosr unO Gissntbumtr.
2lu Scbnciber.
Sis rpinfben Ou6 Buoteidb Stbnsiosr carauf auf.
mrrtfam ,u mGdbsn,. oo6 fe Die a9sntur pcn jpsi
Wcoeb6uIer babCn, uno fSnnsn Fs oabCr 5u ircer
3rit nit Den nCultcn SVetcn pCrlSbsn.
4Hsntoun, Rdrj 81. nq-bs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

0\atSnt @a9suIhmisrC, Gampbine Sluio:Pampsu
j. uut Sdmaty: :eompGu. ;u b0bsn Sci
.. ., W1ofcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
@ibtise Seeni8fettenl
@barles &ed,
G1ufmdlt1tS<S <S6neiber
tn 2laentann,

anjsi9s, ooe ct bas aouf.
s'Sthnciosr:G :Gefbaft,
frdbsr pen 8cd uno 9srp:
baro, nun nuf aGtiuias
8shnun9 bstrsibi unO ,par
am alten stanpplas
No. IS Sf- 5amiltrn
Strnbs,
fbrd9 9sssndber Der Ssfcr:
mirten Sirbs. CIR bat a.:
men pcIIitdnei9cu, umfans:
rrihCn Sted pen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

ein9ebrad,t msresn unb fdr itbss elm Giulaeprsis
Ocn $40 bssablt piro, bic Ssfsu(6aft fh oas 8etbt
rerbebdIt. bic SSrfe i'm @srbdltuiB nit Der sinat.
eratten 5abl ,u perminosrn, porauseeIest eos Die
oes Gan9s fcu ber Gntl6siouns Der Committee un.
ferrpcrfsn sin, crpie bic @ntfSrnuna uno 3uertsns
nuns oersIbeu. Die Ridtsr Ieucn ttin Qr6mium
on ir9cno elm pfro erbeilcn, rpelbes uutsr g(ase
oosr ,, unter oer 8ubrit 3snnpfsrbt, sinostroasn
", uno wsles Spatsn Sosr Rinstcue bat r6sr tIinb
in.
Semmttes-6enrr Drummer, [SSermantauu,1 &.
VS.. Sullsr, Satniauaua, Nrbcrt 9. 8lad, [Ga.
lten. Sobn 8lrlsr, Buds Gauntp, Biuiam Srcp,
[Ybilaeslpbio.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

Seite 8uIhet Msrtsr 8artcfsln, Dip uno 81 I;
jpeitbtlte. Dip bctt Slauauaiss ;peitbsite Dip
bette 6atifar ,peittsts, Dip; tslfe pcn alien ans
bern artsn l; sretbcits, Dip; Bette Sde9runoees'
rsn &c. 8ufhd Rdtsn l &C. 9'uto Sa9a, Dip.
uno l, DO. 3udsrrii6sn Dip. uno l, &c. polbbulhd
6Stobcbnsn Dip. uno /, er. 6altped Bufhbcbnen
Dip uno l bc. pat6pcd Stsdentobuen DC, ei=
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

December 7.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

The SENTENCE OF PULLINGER.-lhe En-
rlisb papers announce the fact, that
Pullinger, the great defaulter, has peer
sentenced to twenty years in the penal
colony. There is something Ike Ju5t,ce
to be met with in English courts, and a
desire to see it thoroughly mctcd out
seems to be inherent in the great mass
of the people. Rhode Island Is entitled
to the credit Of taking the first definite
step in the same direction, by its sen,
tcncc of Kenyon. But, as a general
rule, u defaultcrs are lionized, and
they enter the courts Of justice as they
would a ballroom, and an erpose Of their
crimes is the signal for a lulsome pane
gyric upon their amiable qualities.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
New Butchery.

CsS The undersigned respectfully Informs the
-public that he has purchased the old and
we'll known Butchery OF F. smith, and that he
intends TO keep ms stall well supplied with the
best Of Beet. Mutton, Pork, n. By a strict at
tention to his business in the above respect. he
hopes 10 have a share OF pubic patronage, and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths old
CUSTOMERS.
p. Z. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
decZJ-im BERTRAM BEYRIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

b0~So you are going to keep house
are you? 2 said an elderly maiden to a
young woman recently married. Yes"
was the reply. Going to have a girl,
| suppose - was queried. The newly
made wife, colored, and then respond
ed, that she did not know whether it
would be a girl or a boy
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

\ New SECT IN IowA-Soul Sleepers,
Is the name Of a new sect which has re-
Gently made its appearance at Fairfield
Iowa, says the Ledger. -Four men and
one woman, apostle, Of the sect, have
been tarryinG at that place and sleeping
IN a tent. They are opposed to church
es, deny the divinity Of Christ, teach
that the soul is a material substance.
and sleeps with the body until the re-
|sUrrectiJn.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

Eag-A Frcnchman once asked Swift
ger: How is it that you Swiss always
fghl for money, while we fight for hon
orr Il suppose every man fights for
what he wants most :" was the tart re-
ply.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

pea. The Baltimore Patriot says: I'VE
learn from good authority that the
friends of General Houston, without re-
spect TO past party affiliations, are or
ganizing in this State, and intend to run
an electoral ticket for the old hero"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

pa.A few days ago a negro, after ga
zing intently at the Japanese, now in
Washington, exclaimed IF de white
folks is dark as dat out dare, | wonder
what's dc color of de niggers ?"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

kg~Dr. Hayes has succeeded in Phil
adelphia il obtaining nearly the whole
amount required for his proposed Arctic
expedition.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
Paul MOrPhy of Creation.

The following is the published report Of the
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, on awarding the premiums at the
conclusion of their Fair, at Plttsburs, on the Isl
of October last:
The Committee have given a full opportunity
TO the exhibitors OF several Sewing Machines, 70
snow and explain then several articles, and si'eI
d close investigation have concluded, while
Singers Machine for heavy work is equal 10 any
and also an excellent Machine for general use,
Grover x Bakers is more simple in It's construc-
ton, and equal in its ability TO perform for general
Purposes; bu: without disparaging the merits Of
either OF the above, the Committee feel ~constrain
ED 10 award a d ploma 10 the Wheeler X Wilson
Machine as being the best tor all family purposes,
tSigued) X. b. MOORHEAD,
MOSES F. EATON,
WM. MURDOCH,
JOHN A. SMALL,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

right, 10 was l VINO spoke uFSC:
How came you here"
The figure stared, still in speeches.
establishment; but, il a moment, as
though awaking from It's stupelaction,
spoke:
",Arc you Charles Morgan"
Yes was my rather subducd an
swcr.
"NVc'l, then, Mr.. Morgan said the
figure, by this time speaking as calmly,
and with quite as much dignity ao
though in the drawing-room, 4 am May
Stevens. and | was put into this room
last evening, after an unexpected arr
val Horace had gone yer 10 Il neigh
bor,s, 4 few miles of, before ! got here.
and was not to return until to-day
That Is how | was put in this room
80 there was |, sitting r~is-a-cls to
this May Stevens, that mythical lady,
for the first meeting with whom ! in
tended to have gotten up such Il super
lativc toilet. \ NEE style of introduce
ton. and a nice style of toilet And
shelly this time she was as cool as
the 3ISt Of December, and sat looking
me right in the eyes, as ! made some
scrambling explanation of my being
found in that extraordinary situation.
1t was Il lame explanation, wonderfully
mixed up with irrelevant matter, and
suffered through in a way that should
have Disguised any sensible person
She seemed to be seriously Pondcring
and thinking during the recital, and, at
It's end, looking at me as though asking
the most simple question IN the world,
said
"'WLat's to be donc|
"'Lct me Jump out of the window, as
| came in said, in q sicki>h tone Of
voice; for the thought came to me, that
to achieve this end | must make some
display Of myself before her in a style
of costume / deprecated. She relieved
Inc instantly with
No; that will not do: there are PEG
pie moving about, and you will be seen
1t was my turn then to staurmer
out
"'What's 10 be done For ! saw
that little hazlc-eycd girl was superior
me in presence of mind and energy
Of action. She did not wait long to an
swer my question.
You must be still here while | get
up. When | have left the room, You
can rise, dress, and 20 away at the first
opportunity was her response, deliver
ed in 4 quiet, busincss-like way.
and 50 | did. under May Stevens
command. | buried my intruding head
in the bed-clothes. and kept it well coy
ell until | heard the ~rctreating footsteps
upon the stairs, which was but a few
minutes. though it seemed an age; and
then, with a desperate bound, | sprang
from the bed and turned the key on the
departed one. 1t was the quickest
dressing | ever made. and will venture
- say tilat no man ever sneakcd out Of
his W. apartment more stealthiIy
than |.
chat morning we met; May Stevens
and /, at the breakfast-table-I in the
character of the newly arrived that
'"--niu2-and were formally introdu-
ced, during the ceremony of which we
astonIshed every one present, and plant
ed a thorn of wunslcr in the sides of
Nettie and Carrie, by bursting simulta-
neously into a hearty laugh, which we
have never failed to repeat whenever the
of our first meeting comes up.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
Coffee House. Boarding House, Liv-
cry Stable.
MAURICE MARIN

TNFURMS his fnends aud The .
l. public generally, thai he has ~
opened his new house, Oh Bank EML~
street, since the lth Of July, where TN%
be Is finely situated 10 accommo-SN
date bUarueIs and transient visitors, on reasOna-
be terms. His table shall always be furnished
with the best the market affords.
Ills COFFEE HOUSE will always be sup
piled with the best OF Liquors, Wine, Lager
Beer. &c.
Ills STABLE cannot he surpassed; and all an
mails entrusted to his care shall meet with The
most diligent attention.
He confidently hoTes that his old friends will
not FORGET him. Planters and others from the
o1ntry will have thea horses and buggies,proper-
w taken care OF at all times. aud as good a dinner
and vine as tne town affords, lor themselves aud
friends. sep3
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

E@y~Gcn. Wilson declines the nomina-
ton Of the Union party Of Missouri for
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
mIsSOURI,

The State Election in Missouri takes place on
the first Monday in August, and the full Republican
State Ticket is as follows:
For Gortrno--JAxRs B. GARpESsiRZ OF Cole Co.
For Lieut.. Gor.-JAsEs LINDSAY OF Iron Co.
For Sec. Of Stdte-WMLIAM B. ADAMS OF Montgomery.
Fer Treasuer-G. w. II. L,sDos Of Buchanan.
For dudsor-EERA Husr Of Pike.
For 1in'y GsneyaE-ARSoLD KREKEL Of 81. Charles.
For Regisfcr-TRoNas c. FIErcHER OF Jefferson.
Fer Sppt Seboos-HssRY BoEKssTsis Of ST. Louis
Board JOHN NJ RICHARDSON.
of FREDERICK MrscH,
Pablo Works WILLIAM M. McPHERsos.
There are now four rival candidates for
Governor, as follows:
j. b. GARpEsHIsx tLncolnl SExPLE ORR (Bel) HAscocx
JAcxscs (Brecknrdse), CLuB. h. JACKSON tDousn).
The chances would seem to favor Orr; but
some of the cid Wings are going for Douglas, and
this may beat him. If there be a fair, square
contest, We think Orr can poll $4,000 votes, which
viii probably elect. The Republicans can poll
over 30, 900 votes but some of these will 60 fol
Orr, if there seems chance for him aud none fol
Gardeshire.
In st. Louis, the Republicans are quarrelins
over their local ticket the Germans deeming them
selves unfairly treated. This does not seem t.
affect Frank Blair, aud We hope will not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

France was, of course, the country to make
I'D for the contraction Of the markets Of the
East Indies, the Australian Colonies and the United
States. However, on q closer examination, the
English export trade to France will be found TO
have lost nothing of its additionally diminutive
dimensions. As to cOttOns and twist, Mr. Miner
Gibson, the President of the Board of Trade, seems
to have been ashamed Of the sorry figure he cut and
consequently thought fit to altogether expunge them
from the returns Ditto with linens and linen yarns
and silk manufactures. The value Of the exports
during the respective epochs of 1859 and 1860 shows
q falling of for the current year in thrown silk
from fl3O, 260 to f83, AL in silk twist aud yarn
from ESQ, 500 to f29, 643, in machinery from eos
ISL to f64, lO7, and in Goals from f253O05 to
f2O6, 3l7, while some increase has taken place in
the export of iron, copper, wool, woolens, and
wOrsted yarns.
The import of French wine has increased, but in
no greater proportion than that Of oil other descrp
tions of wine. In conclusion, We may remark that
the symptoms of contraction in the principal
markets, if taken together with the very distressing
harvest prospects, the heavy calls upon the money
market by the English and other Governments and
the unsettled political state Europe seem to fore.
bode anything but prosperous for tho Autumn
&c la{,0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Enar,ed Can ii and ts adjuncs, andthat tho largest
.Ssre Of tbis 1.-THE bill should be put to the credit
Of Mr.. Tor COLI SAas Seymour.
The wear after his election, Dir. Seymour pro-
fes.ed to affiliate with tb' Republicans in the sup
port Of Fremont and Daytoa.' ana the next year nc
was candidate for reelection seeking tne indorse-
msnt Of tho Republican State Convention. An
enormous lobby power was brought TO year ~ is.of
of his nomination and every sort Of n.'oina''on
made to effect it; but in vain. The RepubiA can.
wanted to zee some prospectthat the Canals shoui>
be completed at less cost than One Hundred Mil
lon-so they had to drop Mr.. Silas Seymour.
Thereupon his Cana; jobbiDg friends went against
our ticket, and succeeded in defeating tan ope'
ration which has not cost the State less than One
Million Dollars.
There are some other gentlemen whom we are
disappointed in not hearing from in the same vein
with Mr.. Seymour We alude to the Albany lobby
cormorants who swore, when Lincoln was nonln.
ated, that they wouldnever support him, but would
70 straight over to Douglas. Their protracted
silence since induces the fear that they mean to
postpone or pretermit the public proclamation OF
this purpose. Messrs. dabblers in the dirty pool
of corrupt and venal legislation. take courage by
the example of Col. Seymour, and come out with
your letters! The Douglas ranks are thin as yet,
and converts are received there without nice scru.
tiny as to character. You have nothing more to
expect from the Republicans, and cannot mar your
fortunes by going boldly over. All parties will be
gratfed by the change, and you will find yourselves
in far more congenial society after your plunge
than before. We pray you, therefore, to :" stand
"not on the order of your going, but go at once"
And be sure, so many of you as can, to write and
publish each his letter announcing his conversion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The meeting of our citizens hitherto uncon'
nected with the Republican party who have re-
solved to support ABRAHAM LINCOLN for Presl-
dent will be held at the Cooper Institute this even
ing, and will naturally assemble large audience.
The movement commands the hearty cooperation
of many who did their utmost in '56 for Mr. Fill
more, some of whom would be for Bell and Ever
EFT now if there were any rational prospect of their
election but who will not be duped into the supportof
Douglas or Breckenridge in preference to IN old
compatriot in the struggles for Wing principles
under the lead of Harrison, Clay, and Taylor.
Though many of this class are now absent from the
City, enough are left to show that the contest in
New.York will be very different affair from that Of
SO, and that Lincoln's vote here will exceed
Fremont's by more than 10000. Let there be a
good rally of the friends Of Lincoln at the Institute
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

the question of the annexation Of Sicily to Pied
mont. Numerous arrests had taken place at
Palermo of former functionaries. Garibaldi had
sent some columns of soldiers to resstablsh order
in the interior of the island. His Ministry being
unpopular new Ministry had been formed, as
follows: Foreign Affairs, Signor Eatolie; Interior,
Signor Data; War, SignOr Orsioi; Public Safety,
signor Laporta Religion, Don LAMA Benedic-
tine; Public Instruction Signor Laggia; Finance,
Signor Giovanni. 1t ia said skirmish took place
near Messna on the 3Oth ult., between some de-
tachments of Garibaldi's forces and Royal troops.
The same ardor for driving the Neapolitans out OF
the island continues to prevail. Agitation has
increased in Rome since the outbreak in Naples,
and all letters say that crisis is imminent, as the
attitude of parties toward each other was provoca'
tive Of collision. Breadstufs unchanged. Con-
soils 93s093l.