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JOHN F. VANLEER, tR., Ticket Agent.
No. col CHESTNUT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent.
No. 116 MARKET Street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hun
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount In value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. j. OASSATr,
42a General Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
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Princeton, on Thursday, June is, 40,
At one O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
making Congressional and Judicial norni-
nations, and transacting such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
Each county will be entitled TO cast its
vote in the Convention In proportion to Its
Republican strength
The Republicans In the various coun-
ties OF the First Congressional District are
requested to send a full representation.
Papers friendly to the cause are re.
ouested 10 copy. By order of the
Elk Com. 1sT CoNG. DIST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The Three Remedies. "SCHEECz's PUL-
noN1o sTEUP.D for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action of this med
icine ripens the ulcers IN the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purides the blood. and
thus cures CoEsump tion. when every other
remedy fails.
"scnenckss Sea- Weed Tonic" far the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and al
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
inyigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of the gastric juice when that IS
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most x.usrfcious food. It is
sovereign remedy for all cases of tndiges-
ton.
aSchenck7s Mandrake Pills.r one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute for ca1omel,
and having all the useful properties as
| cribed to that mineral, Without producing
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TO these three medicines DR.. J. q
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rfvaled success In the Treatment gof Pul
monte Consumption. The PulmonIc SyruE
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The Sea- Weed Tonic Invfgorates TIT
powers Of the stomach, and By strengthen
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lungs becomes impossible. The combines
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planned lcure every case Of Consump
tion II the nedies are used Ia time an
the use of tbs Is persevered IN sufficient
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J ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac. containing a ia
! treatise on the various forms of diseas'
his mode of treatment, and general diTe'
i tions how TO use his medicine, can be ha
gratis or sent by mail by addressing b
Principal Office. No. Is North Sixth Stree
Philadelphia Pc.
Price OF the PuImonic Syrup and Sc.
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! half dozen. Mandrake Pills. sc. per boz
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NInorIfY Reprssentatlon.

The Chicago Tribune explains the
system of free or cumulative voting.
which has been submitted to the peo-
pie Of Illinois Ia the new ConstitH-
ton recently formed for them, and TO
be Yotedupon soon. IF the new Con-
stitutionis adopted, the members Of
the Lower House of the Legislature
will hereafter be elected upon this
plan. Each Legislative District will
elect ono Senator and three Repre-
sentatiyes. Under the system now
submitted, voters are permitted, in
voting for the Representative. to-
cast one vote for each of the
three, ono and a half votes
each for two, or three votes
for one. it is assumed that the two
political parties will, under this pro-
vision. each nominate only the num-
Der of candidates its votes viii en-
able it to elect, leaving the opposing
party to- nominate the number Of
candidates its votes viii elect. Thus,
If a district has 5000 votes, of which
2, 300 are Democratic, and 600 are
Republican, III electing three menu
bers, the 2, 800 votes-if concentrated
upon one man-are sure to elect him.
because the 600 divided among
three candidates will give them only
2, 233 votes each. TO elect the mi
norityl candidate among three,
therefore, il is only necessary
that the minority party shall have
barely more than O fourth Of the total
vote. If, however, the minority party
is grasping, and attempts TO elect two
candidates out of three, il is liable to
lose its Representative altogether
For instance. if the Republicans have
{, 500 votes, and the Democrats g, $50
out Of 5000. the Republican vote di-
vided among three candidates, will
give them 1888 votes each, while
the democratic vote, divided between
two, will give them only / ,250 each,
and Republicans exclusively will
be elected. At the same time,
it is dangerous for the major
ity party to grasp more than
they are entitled to as for. the minor
ity. IF, for instance. out Of total
vote Of 5000, the Democrats have
8. $50. and the Republicans g $50, If
the Democrats should attempt to elect
the three candidate, their votes,
dividea-among three would give them
only ], 1888 each, while the Republi-
can vote, divided between two. would
give them 1875 each. and thus the
Republicans, though in minority of
the popular vote. would get two out
of the three members
It may be assumed. therefore, that
the aim of both parties will be to
nominate only the number Of candi-
dates to which their vote entities
them in districts where the disparity
between their strength is we'll known
and considerable. In such districts.
there fore, there viii be no party strife,
because neither party will nominate
candidates to run against those nom
mated BY the opposite party. Each
party will know that the candidates
Zone or more) which it nominates will
be elected.
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knew the House would not consent to
send one. And it is contrary to the
Democratic nature to create an Office
to be filled by Republican appoint-
ment. But they improved the ocea-
the authorities of the Roman Church.
They wanted &c be represented as de-
tenders Of the Roman Church.
lister to Rome when they had no rea-
son but because Of the Catholic
/ Church, and thus they thrust this re-
lieious question into the debate.
The Republicans opposed the revi-
val of the Roman mission for the sia-
gle reason that 1t is wholly unneces-
lsafy. The rest of the debate on their
side was answering the attacks upon
the Protestant religion.
But while We oppose the creation OF
q mission TO Rome for the. same rea-
son that We oppose most Of our dip4o.
i matte establishment. because it is use
less. there are other good reasons
= The Roman is net al independent
power. 1t could not stand for q DAY
! it the French troops were Withdrawn
{ It is dependent on France.
!, Second, the Roman Government
/. assumes to be a spiritual power owe
. all the earth, above all temporal gov
Iernments. To hold diplomatic rela
tons with it is In some sort to reeog
nize its pretensions.
Third, the Pope's encyclical lekte
e and syllabus of errors are q condem
: nation of the fundamental principle
FL of our Government. To send Min
lister to reside at Rome is to accep
meekly this condemnation.
? He assumes infallibility as God
Vicegerent. How can we have dip
lomatic relations with him withou
recognizing his claim?
o. Thus proHouncing. as by the Wor
'e Of God, his condemnation of the gFes
L i principles of our Government, b
holds the paramount allegiance Of II
whole Roman priesthood IN Amerie
2. who hold virtually the paramOEi
70 allegianceaof all Roman Catholic cit
zens. Is this pretended spiritu
power that arrays American cItIzeI
N against their Government thing f
Le us to acknowledge by sending n dipl
. matte Minister? The reasons tn
= the mission is wholly unnecessaE
and that the Roman Government
IA dependent, are enough, but we no
Il. that there are other and stronger re
:. sons in the spiritual power assume
= by the Pope, and Ia his anathen
le against principles upon which Of
r Government is founded.
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a SHORT session of the State Nor
NAL School has been determined up
on by the Trustees of that institution.
Il will begin on the 18th of July and
continue four weeks. It is designed
especially FOR teachers who are regu-
larly employed during the year, and
yet would like TO improve their usual
vacation by perfectirg themselves
in their calling. The President was
authorized to engage temporarily the
services of Prof. o. II. Smith. Of
Rockport. during the Normal Teach
ers' Institute, and the regular faculty
will also be retained.
President John Ingle, Jr., Offers
half-fare rates for teachers attending
the Normal Teachers Institute il
July and August, on the Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad. and tn,
same will be done by. w. r.. McKeen
Esq, on behalf of the Terre Haute
Indianapolis Railroad.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

a Ness Convention Of Republicans WIN
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The Debate ON Rome.


Of course everybody has read the
telegraph report, in the Gazette oil
Friday, Of the spicy debate that arose
In the House, on Thursday. on the
Democratic strategic motion 10 revive
our diplomatic mission at Rome.
Never of any use save as warm
place for aretainer of the administra-
ton, it was discontinued several years
ago. The motion to revive It was a
cheap way Of currying favor with the
Roman Catholic authorities, BY treat
ing their head Of the church with
particular consideration. Having III
other motive but this to play upon
religious partizanship, these dema-
gogues had the impotence to charge
that the Republicans who opposed
the motion did SO from religious feel
ing. Itwas a proposition Of political
demagogues to take money out of the
public treasury to curry favor for
themselves from the Roman Catholic
Church. Taking the lead in this
was james Brooks. the leading edi-
tor of the leading Know Nothing or
gan, who now pleads an abb, because
he went out of the country.
Next IN DESTINATIONS prominence in
this humiliation to the Roman Catho-
lie power was Daniel VOORHEES,. who
probably looks upon the Pope who
sent his unavailing apostolic blessing
to the Southern Confederacy az a
Democratic ally, and who had the
audacity to deny that they were of
his party who murdered our captive
soldiers in Southern prisons, and
burned orphan asylums In New York
city. Yet he will not dare to say 4
word against these deeds; and, fur
thermore, the Bishop of that church
which he was counting By the part he
took was all powerful over these or
pEan asylum burners, and addressed
them as my friends"
VOORHEES, lashed out wildly in Grim
ination, and made the absurd charge
that the cry Of the Republican press
in Indiana is: Let the Dutch and
Irish 90; we have got the negroes in
their places. " But when this was
challenged by Mr.. Orth, VOORHEES,
was put to shame. and was compelled
to confess that he could not specify
single paper that had declared any
such sentiment. Then, of. course.
Mr.. VOORHEES, got mad, and conducted
himself unmanly. The scene was not
at all to his credit. Generally he be
HAYES we'll. but it seems that il is only
By keeping bis nature under.
But the principal feature in this
performance is its low demagogism.
Our diplomatic establishment is far
too much expanded. Its principal
use is to furnish fat and easy places
for political adherents. There is no
sensible reason for keeping Minis
ter Resident at Rome. These men
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THE Republicans Of Webster
County, KY, met IN the Court House
at Dixon on Monday, May 10th, for
the purpose of organization. The
meeting was called to order by John
Nasbitt, and j. 7. Fraser made SEQ
rotary. The following gentlemen
we're then reported and elected to
act as a County Committee: o. A.
Hibbs, R. J. Armstrong, J. A. jack
son, N. D. Martin, j. V. Stephens,
and Capt. BAIL Watson. Mr.. j. A
Turner, of Union County. was called
for and made a brief speech appro-
pirate to the OCCASION. He stirred VI
the enthusiasm Of the Republicans
present. The meeting then ad.
iourned.
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Tho FearfuI OANCRR Subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long AFFLICTED with GAMER
resOrted to all the remedies of Which
could hear Among them was one recon-
rnendIng q certain herb to me as q cure.
l Gas i supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied It, which
made 8 perfect cure. but on examination
by the family physician he Informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
g perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
ind speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions for use. Price s..
Address, with reGisf cred letter or money
order, q E0RGE MORGAN, Box Isl, Pori
Jervis, Orange County, New YORK.
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j. ii. DEAN, formerly Of the Active
Base Ball Club of Indianapolis, has
been summoned to Cincinnati to take.
a position in the celebrated Red |
Stocking Nine.
THE colored citizens of Daviess
County are going to Princeton on the
18th inst, to take part 10 the cele-
bration of the adoption Of the Fif-
teenth Amendment.
Rev. j. KIaER, presiding Elder of
the Vincennes District. was the recip-
lent of purse of $50. at a recent
meeting of the Methodist preachers.
in Vincennes.
In consequence Of the change in
the channel of the river in front of
the city of Mt. Vernon, the wharf
boat has been moved up to the mouth
Of McFaddin's creek.
The Terre Haute Gazsfte says if
the Wabash and Erie Canal between
Terre Haute and Evansville was put
10 good repair and kept so, il would
prove the most important and best
paying public work in the State.
} Mr.. JAMES NJ. LovETT, Chief En-.
/ gineer of the o. & NJ. Railroad Ia,
been appointed Chief Engineer of thu
Rockport& Northern Indiana Rail
} road. He will Immediately commend
J. the preliminary survey.
: RECENTLY foolin Sullivan Count,
), said if he could not sell his mare be
!. fore the coming Saturday for s130 b
d would shoot her He could find n
= man who vas willing to give him NOR
p than 500 for his animal, SO be too
Is her to the woods and shot her.
I Mr.. D. II. KENNEDY has been Sc
lected by Conant & Co. to operate O
the, init. Vernon end of the Mt. Vel
non & GRANVILLE Road. lie will be
Mt. Vernon in few days, says th
= Democrat, to commence workin carr
= est. We.presume tie work Of survey
:, ing is meant.
a THE citizens of Boonville have O.
Al gained an association for the pu
IS pose OF securing more suifab
Is grounds for cemetery. tits dete
le mined that not less than SIX acres
of ground shall be selected, at CONVEX
b. lent distance from the town.
ty THE Rockport Democrat learns tn
Gen. Veafch has decided to rema
rs and keep his office of District CO
ng Iector at Evansville. OF course. Th
in city is the proper place for that ofie
lie as it furnishes more business for Il
be Office than all the balance of tie Di
n, trict put together
q Mr.. CHARLES WILLIAMS, clerk
the steamer Sandy. met with an acc
dent at New Albany. on Friday las
His horse ran away with carriag
containing himself.wife and child, al
in threw them out, fracturing his leg ar
severely bruising his side and shou
Il 1o~
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n n9 HeAI1n2 OOIs
W~SsAY FOR YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire 3 higher life, and q bette
Nh NHOOD. with certain NJ cans of relief
for the afflicted. Sent In sealed letter en-
yeI0pes, free OF charge. Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, PHILADEL-
PHIA. Pa. sepz9
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INDIANA ITEMS.

SMALL fruits win be abundant in
Posey County.
The Ministerial Conference for the
Roekport District. meets in Boonville,.
in July next.
THE Warrick County Democratic
Convention viii be held on the first.
Saturday in June.
TIE spife of the new Cathedral at
Indiauapotis will. when finished, be
228 feet hi gh.
THE pupils Of the Grammar School
in Terre Haute have in rehearsal q
charming fairy opera. -
PETER KIsER, the well kown Fort
Wayne politician and lecturer. is
trying his hand at authorship.
AN old silver coffee urn. valued at
SIS, was plowed out oy q Martin
county farmer, few days ago.
JAMES CAwsoN and NJ. "A. Weir, Of
Mt. Vernon, are preparing fora Eu-
ropean tour.
The Terre Haute Gazette says the
army worm is threatening the south
ern portion Of Vigo County.
THE Good Templars of Washington
are contemplating a big temperance
demonstration at an carly day.
The new Touring mill at Camel
ton, will start this week. The Re
porter saysit is the best mill on the
Ohio, which we doubt.
LITTLE Rosie Stewart, Of Camel
ton, attempted to kindle a fire last
week, with coal oil. Result: Explo-
sion and death of the child.
THE Jasper Courier says DR.. sabin
announces that tho amount promised
BY Cincinnati for the ROckport Rail-
road has been raised.
JAMES G. JONES. Esq, has been
appointed Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue, in Spencer County, in
place of VIM. T. Mason, resigned.
THE counting room Of the Indian
anolis Journal is being handsomely
papered, frescoed- and otherwise deco
rated.
New ALBANY has organized a new
Gaslight and Coke Company, with a
capital stock of one hundred thou
sand dollars.
CANDIDATES fairly swarm in Sulli-
van County. The Democrat contains
over one and half columns of an
nouncements.
THE first Coroner's J ry. composed
entirely of colored men, ever en-
panreIed in the State, held an inquest
at Indianapolis on Wednesday,.
THERE will be over Eve hundred
cases for trial, at the term of the Su-
preme Court, which commences this
week.
THE Grand Lodgeof the Order of
Druids for the State of Indiana was
IL session 'lastlweek in Aurora. The
different lodges were fully represented.
THE citizens Of New Albany. are
making preparations to decorate the
graves of Federal soldiers, ii that
vicinity, on the Both inst.
Hon. JAMES S. COLLINS is said TO
have the largest young bearing or
chard in Norihern Iadiana. He has
fifty acres planted in fruit trees.
THE Mt. Vernon Democrat says the
Union of that city has been in "cat-
emose condition" for several months.
The Democrat viii have to explain.
THE Terre Haute Gazette says
some of its friends have recently been
doing big business in the piscary
line.
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HENDERSON ITEMs.-The Democ-
racy Of Henderson County, held a
primary election on the 28th inst, to
determine who shall be the candi-
dates for the various county Offices.
TIE nnrnber of hands now employ
"a on the E.. Fl. 6 N. Railroad, il
Ave hundred. and is being continually
augmented. The work is. being vig-
orously. prosecuted.
Col. john w. CRocKET. Of Hem
derson, has moved to Paducah. and
formed aalaw partnership with S. O.
Bryce. Of that city.
IS Z. h HILLYER, another old citl-
zen of Henderson, has removed to
Unionto#n.
THE Reporter charges one of the
Henderson butchers with having pur-
chased sick hog at the distillery,
butchered it. made sausage Of part Of
it, and sold the balance in that mar.
ket. Tho Reporter thinks q vigilance
COMMITTEE ought to be organized for
the benefit of such offenders.
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim OF early
- 1mprudence, causing nervous debill-
ty, premature decay sSo-, has discovered q
simple means Of cITe, W hich he will send
rec to his fellow sufferers. Address J. II.
REEVES, IS Nassau Street, New York.
f1e22 Vp6In EDN
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BATCwEEORss HAIR DYE.

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PTHpLE9 ON ing FACE.

For Comedones, s3iacl-FzorEns or Cirubs,
Pimply Eraptions aud blOtched dishgura-
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Ra5- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use Pesrgl's Coaed0ne 0Ssd PM
pie Remedy prepared only by DR.. b. o..
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The New York herald., 1870-03-01

hiInselr, he was free 10 say that ne was
not entirely 30 enthusiaslc In Butler's cause
as his friend Jones. Bat Jones had q
perfect right to nominate Butler n ne chose aud In
point Of TACT Jones mad done So Was there any
body thereby hurt? II 80, let him bleed. As for
hmsclI, ne was tree to assert that he had not yet
Thought or ANYBODY as candidate Tor Prestdcnt,
neither had " entered hls noodle who the proper
party Tor the next Mayor OF Washington. Hts friend
Crane, however, who was opposed Ia nominating
Tor the Presidency, was wel known to be very much
interested about the May0faty. Thts remark or
sidered q decided HIT Crane is Q candidate for
that Office, and Sn0dgrass etectualy siicnced him
by making the ausi0i.
wnen !. oocarrsd u e. bXlflaht SeDsss q jones'
saa. ~ would % capital thing 70 90 70 Buffers
Rouse aud serenade hum. The proceedings were
shcreisro brought TO q sudden termination, and
sone! aad saodg{Gss, accompanied by the pand emo
aiew colored usSA,As, started OF on the musical
magnificent style, ana on Inc way picked up
paison, Dennlson by name, who agreed 70
do tne Itroducing OF the crowd TO the powerfully
.oxocutWc" Butler. In due time they arrived a.
huuSr Tsldence, and tnen occurred what te!e-
RIapne0 you Mst night. Butler made speech OF
RnHeriVg Reneralities. Ho delivered II with as maca
cOonv,s and solemnity as though he were address
ruVay withdrew, leaving the serenaders In q per-
rexlng state OF doubt whether or not tney nad Sc
.ected the right man Tor the Presidency.
Tne whole affair Is the laugh OF the town. 1t Is gem
orally regarded AZ magnificent zzic, but some rev
declare tnat tonight the little ball has been set III
melton at Union League Hall, winch will continue
to roll and roll and increase In size until finally II
reaches the dimensions calculated to verify Jones
powerful declaration that II tell you what Is, b0ys
Ben Butler must be our next PRESIDENT