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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
II b l. O's G. A r d h Il.
Y COOKIES ROYAL AhPBITHEATER.
FOURTH WEEK.
TIE GRAND ExHsBuTIoNl
v,S On 81 Mo spn EyEN Ing sss isS


On MONDAY EVENING Web. g, 1861.
FIRST DIFFERENTIATION IN AMERICA
Ofths rhetorical psseast.
originally represented at Ashley Lsusoa AmphitAss
ter produced with the entire costumes music properties suS
general appointments which insured It's sacOes a. That
famous establishment.
In the Of pageant win DO introduced graphic Illus
ENGLISH sTEgPLB CHASE
The poetic Msydsy festiviies-he May Psls and esrs
Dspee.he Coronation OF the Queen Of Nsyf, soto7ae
Elnyes-tbe Jueslsr and Mnmmarsogehe cit too g.oss
exercises and ceremonies belonging to the tmsasored "
tval.
new scene painted by Mr.. Mssd res ,ans an En-.
ssh andcaps, among the indlnts thia elegant
pageant.
The fun boodsd snd tbcroughly trained
BARB ZAtDEE
WIN be performed BY Nile ELLA Z0xA !. Nm, Az,
Mr. JAMES ROBISsoN.
the unIivslsd Horemsn u both Worlds,
THE BROTHERS HANL0N.
In their chsste and elegant G1 mnsstlcs.
THOMAS HANbON
viii repeat his thrilling artistic sss asAts ssd evsass
uPon xu,u nnn,,u,,eu
Mile ELLA 10Y Ara
In her uiy sss, act Of EgvestsDism Beside which are tho
performapcss Hesus Duverney Charlton MssssF Barclay
tbs matches troupe.
FQUESTRIAN MATINEES
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, cornnsnclnt al O'Clock
Doors open At 81 performances commauce at II.
Boxes - eenss Orchestra Chair 81 Puvsts bsrss -
and G6
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6onsss a,0 farms h0anieo.

WANTED to RENT-From May l, for num-
bar OF years. three or four LOFTS in substantial build
ias manufacturing purposes hust be below Chsnberss,
and not TOO Broadway Address y. A C., Tribune
Office
WANTED-For one more years. COUN-
w TRY RE sIDEECE Of medsm size, with one or more
acres within hours ride Of the city line Of railroad ct
moderate rent-Westche County preferred Address J.
CAMPBELL No. II Ws-st Room No d. stating location &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
Real Getate for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT of 40 acres Of excellent
n land at we.6.d NJ YOuOs orchards in bearing sl.o
s,i.ty OF fut esily Hed; the ain roads Buildings
new and large bouse and desirable for
Inv resdepee handy for city eight times day sSng2o
les ron New ok hours ride In from Jersey City
bv NJ o. Central Railroad. Terns, lowest IS so MOst Of
can e,nan Aso PLACE Of OF Land, nav house
ana the above place. for $500
SSOS can remain am Ia Newly ork on sATUkpAYs ham
10 O'clock At No IS Pinest, Up stsi acbesn. once,
well IL West6d desiring 70 seo toe places leave BY
wi ~ ~' G. A. LEVEkID0E~
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CODA WATER! SOIH WATER!
bPATEEf SALTWATER APPARATUS cfeve-y deserip
ton se acting Generators iron copper ottns Machines
prsusbt Tubes Coolers at low prcea send for cculaI
description Of the above at the S0pA-WATER Manu-
FACTORY. WILLIAM GEE h Co Nos 6 and New Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

Y,EUSTEES' SALE Of VALUABLE LOTS in
J. WEST sITH-sT-E II. LUDLOW Co win sell at
public auction by order Of the Trustees of the th E.
Cbur b. NJ ~ O'Clock TUESDAY, Feb T. 1864 the Msr
cbsni. Exchange the valuable Lots Of Land the south
side Of ssth between 9Th and 9Th FOR aud further
particulars spply to the Anctionesr No. Piyes, B. c.
WANDELL, No 81 PiLs-st
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10
powo. the rapid OF about fnecn bu,he
yielding much quantity o. sold and silver THAI
sny process aud the cheapest method
devised foI reducing and ell other a1 substances
vi The smallest Amount Of power IL undoubtedly the greatest
invention OF the age.
H. R,hts in This great invention offered for ssls
Those oeIous opportunity VI witness
Ing TIE Iu. I'd. aid ,omplete operation OF this MIL
This Mil been in operation large Public Exhibition,
thoroughly practically and
the be Prsec Miners ct tue sines be wnoa exception
quartz witnessed and uysuGh 10 miners
BLGGS sOUrHWlCk. No 81 Nassea-st.
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FXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE COTS

II Board Of Directors Of tbs Company hsve declared r
annual DIVIDEND Of PER CENT payable and s~r teA
The TAnsisr Books VIII Re closed em the esth nst usa
that date. r. G. cQAeEs, Seogstsy.
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DARTlTION SALE.-JAMES NJ. MILLER
IL will SELL Al AUCTION on

SATURDAY, Feb II, 1859,
at o'clock, at COL WILLIAMS HOTEL PEEkSKiLL.
by order Of the Supreme Court under tbs direction Of H. W.
Rotnson, Referee, the following valuable Property:
The beautiful desirable RESIDENCE Of the late Daniel
Jones' If handsome three and Dwell
rg containing u &c with extensive piax1ss arbos
carriage house situated In the village Of Peeksh West
chester County Y with Of ground attached and due
ly shaded II Is well located aud In IN II rate order
The yalu.be FARM In the town of Csrtsndt Westcheser
County N. near Yeplancks stSion and miles the
village Of Peeis containing about o. with several dwell
ngs thereon well located ready for immediate
VIII be- sold In parcels or together
TENS essy For map. and further particulars apply TO the
AUCTlONEER, No ~ PiDe-s..s New-yofk.
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BaIes bp Anetiow.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer. Large Sale
~ OF LOTS Avenue G, 18th aud ishsts a Bieeck.
err SON Co viii sell sac.ion WEDNESDAY FEB. O. az
II o'clock, at the Merchants N change
On AVF. C-6 lots west side, bet~ 18th aud lf;h-sts
ON l6rH stis lots south side, be,w Avenues aud c.
Street lots 2sx it3 g. aud sysnus lots 22x82 each.
Th. and severed Ths loation asd terms
offer greet indueemen 10 builders aud Others IS pr cen
for ycsrs bond and mortgage. Maps ko Ne
Pinsst 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

AURA KEENE's THEATER.
~ NEW SCOTTISH DRAMA TONIGHT,
MONDAY, Feb G, leS0,
as JEANNE DEANS
Eaiss LAURA KEENE.
In & Water Scots beautiful domestic story,
pressy for this Thes'er, " DION BOURcICAULT, esq
anthor OF " Jessie broWn"
ACTS,
AEIE DEA
Or.
THR HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN,
Produced under the direction AID suPs'eEdoncs Of Hr Bou
INV SCENERY AN0 NEW COSTUMES.
THE TRIAL OF EFFIR DEANS,
resiizins L snder's oelsbrated pictGro
THE ATTACK UN III Z TOLB0OTH.
new Overture the Heart Of Md Lothian and
assc have bees composed expressly accompany
md illustrate tkis story, ~
MH THOMAS BAKER
Dress Circle Seats secured ONE WEEK In advance
Dso open at 81 O'clock performance 10 c< mnneaos a. H.
Performances al 10 0coek
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursu-
ance deed OF the 18th Of Ad
gust A. H. s47 the Trustees will se at pnolic
auction on UESDAi the 10th Of JsnuaTy next O'CLOCK
"a ia the hcuucs OF the ~o;cbsus Exchange, New orr
city The naued steamships together with the fa'
Apparel Furniture and all other aPpuenaDces hceupto DO
lonsiDg. 20 ~it -n,r,. ,rv
ILLINOIS EMPIRE CITY,
STAR OF THE WEST, Moses TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
Terms of sale, cash
Dated Ia tie City Of NewYok, hi, Hh day Of November,
A. d. 1859. -
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS,
HORACE r. CLARK. Trustees
EDWARD N. DICkcRSON,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

NEw-YoRx, Jan. Z, 800
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho above sale is 70 ST.
POEED WEDES sOAY the 18th day Of January instant At
the place and hour. Nj y. ROBERTS Agent {
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN tina, tie above sale Is fur
tier POSTPONED to MONDAY February 20 At the same
place And hour. NJ " HObEhISi Agent
New YORK, Jan. "a, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

A. NJ MERwfs, Auctionser.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Trade-Sak
~ Rsobis, No 10 Pukrow.
TUE6DAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY
Fes. 7, .. and o. at 4 o'clock p IN.
CHOICE ENGLIsb BOOKS csuPri.Ug Works on Standard
English iit.IsUIs Peoy, Bi,ofy, Biography VeJszos and
Trs,els Letire. creek and Latin Clss.es iacaans
nsly nebly bound ans illustrated Bcohs, ....
Catals,us psy be had a. the Auction Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

S4OWM aSsDSs1 Sg'nSs s. Nan %sn
tive special PARTNER an active farrer pfefered With
MANUFACTURING 6rm that has already that ancun. invest
cd The object OF PsItusrshp extension aud thereby
Inonoppy that has heretofore been unsturay confined
another city because the reh lave not BEEN In the
night pisee The house show ths books What they
doing ard have jeobos OF this
nowhere else under conditions which
eioRs advantageous TO comply with msn WITH
large Southern interest would BE- desirable Tbs lels Of
operation l. untsd and the business respectable pleasant
y JEyavis's INFORMATION EXCHANGE, 7s0 Broadway.
an fllI0 PARTNER VANTED-With
Up EU,UOUs $1,000 20 $1,000 iu 4EUF ACf'i-
KING BUSINESS, in BeishbOTiog city The business is
highly the ensnd almost without lnl
particulars apply personally By lotter to o. ID hs Nhis
LIES Co No. Ia E1chsnge-place
@ Sfkll OR 81 ,000-WANTED--APA PARTNER
VtbtFv furnish this In cash, who ull be
willing invest ii In lucrative cash business whers there
risk and certainty Of making 900 for each
partner with excellent chance BY applying be-
tween ana p un al No. $50 Broadway Room! No. "a
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Marhinery.


ROAEDMANs PATENT STEAM-BOILER,
~ No ltg lI1adwsy Newly ora This b1ieT Is combine
tc OF cylinders ali the advantages OF strength
pciy and chespness Of cylinder Ene boilers
aud fct saving 90 per cent In the fuel Prise $ls pa
horse psw.I n. BOARD NAN.
INIIARlZ RNEK AND GRAIN MILL.
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TOR sALE-In brooklyn, to close an Estate

LOh SAl1E-ln tpro0hiyn, 10 closo an Estate
the three-story, basement aud sub-sear ohJ.VH
sTONt-FRoET HOUSES, No. IS, 10 and 81 so ',ip'sc~
Lots inches by 1873 feet 81 inches Parties DESTROYS Of
III End tee above desirable both account Of oc
on and being finished 10 thorough manner with hdsewooi
wafer bath rooms marble basins speaking tubes rsn5", fd
nace sc. large proportion al the purchase money can re-
nsn bond and mortgage Apply to y. r. KELLOGG Exoc
ko Ne S-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

THREE HOUSES in Sprng-st, near Broad
way ''' fmERRJ132 HUBBARD, No Ia williams,
WTATER-POWERa and FACTORY for SALE.
w a never failing Wserpower and stone Factory IS By
80 feet foa stories -ih story building adjoining % by %
f,s eli In % RECT order The Bon. River ~ miles from New
York Iueksho. Depot the Harlem Rslross Inquire ,,
ID. HODGMAN No. ~ Msidsnlsne.
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INOR SAIIE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. at

4 TARRlTOWN, on The Hudsdn River, 70 mule. iJA 'Ae
city The place comprses seven scresi part IN hne
garden rounds well stocked with iu AID hJwers .np';
ous4 sies and convenient GArdens uue Carr vse.
&c sus retired convenient to churcbes s,ho3s de-
PCT and lansing of ia. river and county bein,in
Of the fret class House Of mod rate
II tasaetoy located IN tho city, will be taken In put ptS
mem the balance remato For
further particulars, apply to COBB, MARCH GROSS No.
81 Front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

LOR SALE-A first-rat. HOTEL, containing
20 Rooms including Ba koons large saloos suits
bic for Cluos Assemblies aud furni.hsd In
eesIu. ETY. sud fashi,p luther ha Basemen with fall
gizTd new Billiard abe Restaurant, and 8srroom and
situated in tho equened aud fashionable part of Now
Ynii The whole IA be- sod low and
yonept terms the proprietor leaving for Europe Adde'S
"HO1EL Z" Tribune Once,
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TOR SALE-The handsome four-story bf,'.yn-
stone basement HOUSE Ne 80 West 36ths II 10
about I7I6l feet 0 feet deep The house elegantly nm
hed throughout snd ready for innesto
arse amount Of purchase money remain nartsAge
Arpiy 20 W. T. CHUnCH No ~ Johnst, orto O o. COvPlN
Poa. Once Mas aust Can be during the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06
CSC. A. lEAyrTT, Adetiobeef.
py GEO. a. LEAvITT e. Co.
HglSDg-sALB Rooms, Nos or and Ss BROADWAY.
rms SALE %
BOOKS SrATiOEFRY, WORKS OF AIT, he
g COnsisnn en.s .olisited "a

pR8DE-SAsE Rooms, Nos. or and IS BROADWAY.
BOOKS, srATioEFRY, Works OF Art, he
e. ConsiEnnlents .ohsted "a
MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEB 6.
CoInnel cling Al O'Clock.
LIBRARY SALE-CssogDe of the LbrsTy Of the late Chss
NJ Leupp-C prsns many OF tue most s.sndxt works
biogrsrty Noyss Bellies Letres American aud General His
tori, ksicia, history the Fine Arts Sciences oto anon
which meg be ound Blaciwoods Magazine y vols half CAM
Dieles bousehoa Words IL yos half calf Bdnbnrg he
view lt7 yos bali Russ; Frsntbus Wor.s, 10 vo.J fol
calls Hume EIglsnd Bower edi bn folio Csnovss "ofks
Penny tycopees hausl History Of the State Of New ok
10 ,ois to- Wilson's and BonapsIes American OrnitholoFy
- vols ito hontucops DAntiquits Expliquse 10 Vot~
Jclio, &c.
EXECUTORS SALE OF Valuable REAL rs
h 1ATE-E. II. LUDLOW co. win sell ct PUBLIC
AUCTION TUESDAY Feb. leo, at IL o'clock at th'
N.bn Exchange BY order Of Edward Green ESQ., EXECUTED
VI ROUSE AND IsJI No 100 GRgENyyIcH.Ay
HOUSE AND LOT No 264 WEST 23rH-Sr.
TWO LOTS 8. s., 3GrH-ST, between ID and 3d-syE.
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 25d WESI 4iTa-ST
BOUSE AND LOT No. az WEST 47TH.SP
ONE VACANT LOT, 6arn-ST N B., LAT n west Of Brood
Two VACANT LOTS WEST asD.sT., 22s wet Of stb.sv
For Maps aud further particulars apply to the Anctopee NO
IA Pine.st., orto H. G. WANDELL, Ne 81 Pisest
ApRIAS n. MULLER Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
H FETY corner Ferry end Clif..t. ADRIAN H. mUl
Ii viii rel az Auction WEDNESDAY, Februarye 1850
at II O'clock the Merchants TX hsnee 4 by order OF tn
Bu ins thereon the eatsy II Ferry and CHI
ss beng width .euyst II feet inches Ia toe rear
fee 10 iuchs, and In depth Cs GO feet inches, snd ca
the eastsIy side 60 feet inches.
Also al ~ O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, % shares
Leather Manufacturer Bank Stock $50 each
IHOHNE.
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New. YOTk PapeF !IFarehOuSe.

ONE PRICE ONLY. sWHERE PAPER DEAIiRRss9 s9
booksellers, Stationers. Binders Printers, and
PnrchasSlE generally savefSin 10 to ~ per cent
by purchasing from first hands. -
Having increasad our Manufacturing Facilities, We
can offer great induccmeHtsto partiesnw want of Pa
pers zic as arc usrinlly sold l'y Paper Warehouse
Billet, EOlia. Packet, Commercial, aud ali grades Of
French l'arere. Colited Papers, Tissue. BnGer5,
Trun, and StrlN Boar,I. FIoting ete= ete.; Bank
Note. Bond. Drawing, Bank. Envelopes Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with B"nksS0te
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and selnt-
in stock, ready ruled rar Printers. from 1IeaLs
to the sheet. Blue and White, Move and Laid. IN
fncta GanIletci Paper SeMil for CFcnlars
and SAKE your nIonoy. Orders by mail
with cash. will he filled as wen hSif present inStcr-
son .z,-ts4 CARSON L. HARD, E5ca
nn9-1y* Paper Warehouse. ~ EeeknlRn st.
eDoNT DEsrNT AZ OLD FRIEND roa 4 xEw. y4cE.'
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ic-y.a.I, Is,IA+ HnIlcEs Double the above rntcs
ding to the :acS aSESSs,sn on
made. ' an" 'ie hu!h"er of changes
cs al u, m from transient persons or strang
or e. Cards not eXccelingfv lines $40
viii ~ m ,'r SIN b"t for shorter period nofEin
The privilege of ANIMAL NTwar;;- ,..
Ge AHveEtscrs own Immediate business: anG aI 10
we'll as Tor tie benefit of other persons. s
:, "t!9M sales aud real cstate sent ii v tbsin lss
." PAM Tor at the usual rates - 't'i must
direction yii, m not accompanied with wrttcn
RccOriinsiv. 1 i'i "'u' ana Charged
cases sf f,l r,P Political Meetings in ali
Of sar Notices Of Funerals and announcements
|''| Ca'H. HoVll-'5O
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5 SEPTEMBER !i'.!3 ! I, Is. 1860. o.

nam in his hands Until called E5r AL. ~
postmaster General, for three or f65|,
years after Mr. LincoEl resigned tho .ofS :,
i tno removed 70 Springfield, where he noy
iIlEes' In the mean time, Mr.. Kendall
HSslng NAY succeeded Mr., Barry in the Pas,
o'l.Se department. set :lb00t RELIEVING the
! purity purity 'FoM ITS pecuniary embarra ssmcnts
ny picking up the crumbsY wbir!L. AZ
] parry hHd thrown away as not worth, tba
4 Z 'toaoie of saving: and in the fall oF 1874
| OF . % drew on Mr.. Lincoln, in favor of a
ffLi''lt carrier, for the amount stanI;ro
'!satnst 1! hi h!m on lhe books of the DenarIs7
tae Inc mnil carrier inquired OF me
Ior Atr, y. LlncYlG, ut the same TING shown,
IL. '.s ~ uFA't On him ior near $500 felt
''t. 'Hss would ! be a large sum for moor
.,,,,i AlHcoIn TO raise on demand.
60 ~ pleetlns nun offered to aid him if
iiT9S|'ry. JiJ 80. ile thanked me, and said he
ulu not need assistance; went to his room
ana returnedin q few riinutcs With .
IspacSage i.S,s in his hands Containing moncy
'Ft't' on FeouuttnEi it, it was fonyi ID IN * I
exact amount called for 'by the .tlraFt mi
ne ne t0erH money 'eeeiOfa .t;,wr and nee 1e,,y,
oTectOuS. - "F'''S
During al this period, money was lnoa;-a lno {;
GU tor tlrce aud five per cent. pcr 1ponth
ana mr.. Lincoln WAS often. from inoLiy;tvs
70 ocottect what was due him. sorely Dresse,I
!oF 10? hye dollars to pay board 6ill. b..
slHe5' 1t was then the policy of the GoyernSl
meirt u, to allow the banks to use The moo
pie money for speculative purposes ami
~ was not thought wrong or disrcputable
ior government off,cialto use the money
IN his possession, proviccd ic had n % rnacy
oNaole, prospect for raising it when it wn7
wanted Tor disbursement. But Sir. lin
coin believed it was wrong to use what
4iq u n not belong TO him, and his stern na-
binding integrity enabled him 10 resist
not only the temptation. of 'pinching nov,
cry but the a!I-powerful influence or
Now, MIR. Editor, I feel very Snro that
when the people come to understand, The
-r9e character y Of Mr.. Liucoln, -aud reject !
upon the present laxity of public morals :
On the sn'Ject ot,nsicg the public ,nSn"v /
ma tue great need there is of reform, i, /
~ n5S' particul"r, will say of 3Ibrallalm Lin.
;eln in November next. rs was said Of ola {
Il a. the faithful servant, by the Great
udse, of human n0ture:-:sThou hast bren
Iltl''"l u overn few things, we :.wfllmakr
hee ruler over many il
b"yt"yettc. july 16, 1860.
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LiOncV-II2.
Stump speech making was a concession
to theiguor"nce ofA sparsefrontierpopnla-
ton, which might not be censurable in
their circumstances. but should be sup=5
planted as soon as possible by the organs
of :, better intelligence. Its extension in
to more enlightened districts, ndpHrttcu-
larly its adoption Ivy candidates for. the
higher offices. should be discouutcuanced
almost as earnestly AS bribery. y. Presi-
Dental nominee advocating his own per
sUnnl claims in public aud private, from
his seat in the Senate and from :'ahnndrcd
notwithstanding the great dignity4"s it
were, like a beagle, and yelring as he
ruus! Have we come to this? &,e8
Theonly merit of Mr.. Douglas in it, is
his freedom. from, disguise, and yet this is
its greater shame. For not even the tri9-
nte which vice pays to virtue is here. lie
rcckons on the demoralizstions of the
people, astoneprcsnnes the c"pidity Sol
anOthcr.t to whom he offers II bribe. May
it appeor-not forruny party's' sake, bnI
for the virtne of the State--that hcs.has
.under-rated his countrymen. ae.ie
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o00 OF THE LATEST und-NEV.
SGJ(J EST styles of Spring and Summer shN =, n
and 10 Grape Shawls OF all colnrs bought from tn
n 1t tie Nov Custom House, and viii
lie sold very low at .tRPH AI'EN. HEYMAS's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-13

Abraham J. inc olln's IntegEtty-:.I Int r.
y eSGtnS Story of his Early Life
y 4 correspondent oCtRe Portland 0rsG0n-
ian sends this narrative:
To The Editor. Of the iOrcgdnidn: 80.
The following incident in the carly his
tory of Ar. Lincoln, now the Republican
candidate for President, illustrates mole
fully than anything that eau he said or.
done now, his great integrity OF chaTra4ctegi ~
and his pecmiiar fitness in that reshettster
theEotire of; President 1t stiows'th,tt he
would take especial. care that not a dollar
of the peoples money dsbe used i'm
/ properly. Iaea.s -4..-
During the Presidency of Gen. jackson,
and while Mr.. Barry, of Kentucky, was
Postmaster in the little town Of New Sa-
Lem, in Sangamon county, ILL.,, the gov
ernment,s portion of the receipts gofIthc Of
| fee for, the two years, he held it, Amounted
I to one hundred and fifty or two hundred
dollars; all of which was permitted to re-
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/ = Ohm 1scl1 ms lntlerst ood ,"tth Q South.
Mr.. b. II. Hill, one of the electors at
large on the Bell and Everett ticket in
Tennessee, says: ~ SF7
81 repeat, we have four candidates in
the field land of these JOhn5BcHis theEon--
ly candidate who has always voted directly
against the Wilmot Proyiso and dsquattcr
sovereignty!r5 aatsas aas
/. John BELLS the ouly candidate Mho.
nas voted directly. in favor of projection. of
! Slavery; sssass =. .ae z
John Bell is the only candidate who has
declared that Slavery MAS tile great ele-'
mcnt of our prosperity, as u. nation. san'i
swas right according to the laws of God
ksund nature! - -gs.,.s-sg zs....g,-lI,.,
i ...Tohn Bell is the only eandilatG who
: las declared that humanity to the slave,
no less than justice to the master, regni-
frcd the diffusion and extension of S!a-
::what excuse shall G Southern man
I.rcnder his conscience and his country for
refusing to vote for John Bell?"
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTnREn.

last J"biishr8, IN .Srdlea Ehrtlort, -
a ik3II ihEk3GIITCNEoN TUE NATURE TtsR SrAiES1, ANII
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ti IN, ieusSlne> or the dangerous applications Of caus.
ririi ,i '''cte'i H'e, ami other eIIl-s
en1trey new and highly sur,',srt1i treatment at =
"aol''ea y the ccebraIeauthor fully explained Ly
.tLS o winch every one is enabled to CIrC lnscif
ana at the least possible cost thereby
''Gins DC. an the advertised uosrums Of the day This
VIII pr0Tea boon thousands and Thousands
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CJTAS ~ - tM9 Gs postage stamps. by addressing Dr.
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N.50G,3S7 SIS
Upwards of rsI1,OOO,OoO
u Losses lave been Ir,id by tho Etua Insurance Co.
in the past IS years. rat

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with solvsncy aud
fair profit.
LrysciGlGtsEO'.g gir,n 20 Insurance of D lEELLLNGS
dRd nntsM!s for tsrns Of orc to fire years.
The lyoggess Of this Corporation has been stable
snluuiaterraped through seasons of financial sun
sNirc AMI storm peTtis eventful in or exempt from
weeping conlAgEAtions AMI maritime disaster. Be
iS long established C:>h bnsis. the troubles Of
'''o credit system tfect in no material particular
barring -iayl times tie security of reliable Insu-
:'e,- i ~ imperative duty-the ability of property
as4sEs tosashln loss being then much 1cssened.
Policies Issued Without delay. and all business at
i-atsit" Stt dispatch AMI fidelity. by
n. C.ARTHUR, Agent,
OAicc over the Bank of Wheeling.