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n EDICINEs. &C
Scr0fula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes vitatcd. weak, and
poor. Being in the circulation, il peryadcs the
whole body, and may burst out in disease any
part Of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor
is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu-
lous tant is variously caused by mcrcurial disease
low living, disordercd or unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits, tho depressing vices,
and, above nll by the venereal infection. What
ever DO its origin. it is hereditary III the consttu
ton, descending from parents to children unto the
third and fourth generation !; indeed. IL seems 10
be the rod of Him who says. a. will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children
It's effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, in the
cles in the glands, swcllngs; md the surface.
eruptions sores. This foul corruption, which
gendcs in the blood dcpreses the energies OF lite,
that scrofuous not only suffer from
scroulous complaints but they have far less power
to Withstand the attacks of other diseases con-
sequcntly, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofulous in their nature, still rem
dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decimotes the human family
has its origin directly in this scrofulous conamina
tion and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys brain. and. indeed, of all the organs, arise
from or are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofuous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by il. To cleanse
i from the system we must rcnovate the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate it by
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine we
supply in
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of machines; and tho Exhibition will extend from
the morning ol Wednesday, the 18th. To tho eve
ming OF Thursday. tho Goth. teisht days,1 II 10
hoped that there can be those "tests" 30 necessary
to give value to awards. The animated contest Of
exhibitors for tho medals and diplomas Of the Uni
tod States Agricultural Society prove tho high ca
timation In which these awards are held, and II
is but right that they should be bestowed with
discrimination, after through examination.
The delay which has heretofore attended the
distribution of medals, will be avoided, as they
have already been ordered Mt the Philadelphia Uni
ted States mint. Premium lists will be sent by
mal to applicants,
The ngriculturists, stock. breeders. horticultu'
rist-, promologists. mechanics. artists. aud other
industrial citizens Of tho republic, md Of tho ad.
iacent British provinces, aro respectfully and
earnestly solicited T., contribute to this exhibition
TINT it mny DO one of general interest In all ia
departments. No labor nor expense will be spar
ed to render h creditable TO the Queen City ol
tho West" and worthy Of the great agricultural
in'crcs, Of tho country, which the society repro
sents.
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AYERS
COMPOUND Extract OF Sarsaparilla,

the most etlectual remedy which the medical skill
of our times can devise for this every where pre-
yallng and fatal malndy. 1t is combined from the
most active remedals that have been discovered for
tho expurgation Of this foul disorder from the blood,
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
consequences. Hence il should he employed for
the of not only scrofula but also those other
affections which arise from il. such rs Enrr1ivE
and SKIN DISEASES Sr. ANTUnNy's Fur, RosE,
or ERysIpELAs, PlNPLrs, PvSruLEs, BLotcurs,
BLAINs and Bous, TrMoRs, TErrHR and SALT
RnEUM, ScAIp IIrAD, RfNGwoRM, RnkuMArsM,
SyPHilIrIc and MERcuRIAL DIsEAsEs, DRoPsY,
DYSPEPSIA, DHHlrIry, and indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING NTiArEp InrunR BIoop. The
popular belief in " Dnpmitg ofthe 5lood" is founded
in truth, for scroua is deg eeration of the blood.
Tie particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsnpa-
rila is to purify and rogenera,c this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III con-
taIninatcd constitutions.
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a Y Z RS
Ague Cure,

ron THE SPEEDY CURE or
Rc,nittemt Fever, chin Fever, Dumb AGmc,
Periodical Headache, or EiliOus Headac he,
% siSs. ss nf di.sasss orsrinasinx I" hillary de-.
rangement, caused by the Malaria Of Mas
matte Countries.
We enabled here TO offer the community
cdy which, while it the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
aiilctng disorders prevail. This CURE" expes the
miasmatc poison Of FEVER AND AGuE from the sys
tenn, and prevents the development OF the disease il
taken on the first approach of its premOntory symp-
toms. II is not only the best remedy yet dscov
cred for this class of complaints but also The cheap
est The large quantity We supply for dollar brings
it within the reach of every body and in bilious dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGrg prevails, every body
should have it and it freely both for and pro-
lection. great superiority Of this remedy amy
other discovered for the speedy and certain
of lncrmittents is that it contains Quinine min
crai, consequently it produces no quinism other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured ty it left healthy II they had Lad
the disease.
Fever aud Ague is not alone the consequence of the
miasmnc poison A Rrea. variety Of disorder" arise
natistp, GOR, HenGache, BHn}o1ss, Tootbache, Ear
ache, Cota,7h. 1ahma, Foipifat,oa. Painful Aftchon
Of He Spleen, HVsteras, Pam in the Botoels, tohc
Paralysis and arrangement of the Stomach, all of
which, when originating in this cause. rut on the
Intermittent t9pe, or become periodical. This CrRE"
expcls the poison from the blood, and consequently
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily re-
siding in the maarous districts II taken occasionally
daily whilo exposed TO the infection, that will he
excrcted from the systcm and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO rpcn into disease. Hence 1t is
valuable for protection than cure, and few
will ever suffer from Interntcnts If they avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords
prepared by Or. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass.
j. II. sEAY, Isnchpurg; PURcEIIs LADDA co. Rich
mond; n. = KlNES, Petersburg; E. A. SANTOS, Nor
folk and all Druggists Taprl 20 '60d&cly
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ruyE bcribcr offers hts entire stock Of SUMMER GOODS
at very small advance upon cost In order 10 make room
anunces5 beautiful styer Plain Black Founccs Robe Jaco
nets Oreandie Lawns Chaes English Berages Plain Bera-
gs Trayiing Goods Curtain Musins, Pain swiss g.ns
Mits Gloves, Ribbons &C., &C. D. .ABkAHAMs
ie lots
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARLES BRADLEY EDWARD rArKaAS
CHARLES BRADLEY IL CO.,
Manufacturer depot for The sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
SO Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS ~ STORE
REFERENCES.
Hon. lsnAM G. HaHRs Gov. Tennessee, .Rd,aphis.
Messrs. l.. NJ. AprkRsoN X Co,
Messru. T. :. II y. W. AIsEs,
SAMUEL TATE, Esq, prce't NJ. Il {. c. RI
ofFICERs GANuso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N. l.. LAwGgSeE, Cashier State BANK,
GATES PARkER, Jdcksoa, Tom.
MooRE n HOLLAND,
j. A. TAnAFERno, Cashr State bank, Trenton, Tam.
Hon. T. NJ ETnERpUE, Us1Lfy CO.
JESSE II AXE Co, Lynchbarg, "a.
HAIsRY Il BOOKER,
JouS OYLER,
j. :. CLAToR h Co.,
BRAGG DAeuIS, JE., Neu O,iedNs
mp l3d6m
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Railg Tiraiaian.
Funeral of u Prince.

BURIAL OF THE FRINGE JERoaE-lfiSo IN STATE -
MILITARY DISPLAYS.
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"Swcct are The uses of adversely,
Which iikr tho inad, ugly aud vei,otnnn nns,
Menrs Nrl n pIofcrlun Lowell In hin hrnd. y

llorrr SuuMEn SiNcr 1898. The Montgomc-
ry tAnhaina) Mail Of the 9th says:
We learn tint the thermometer mnrked l02 do
rreos IN several open houses Of the city yesterday
Ono ot our cltiH'ns who has kept dinry Of tho
weather EIr thirty oil years, says that the pres,
ent is tho hottest eummcr since 1928 We have
not known the mercury to range as high as 0S
degrees but once before in Montgomery, and tina.
wns, we believe in 1856. -
Similar accounts ARE gitci by newspapers pub
lishcd in nearly all the Southern States. From
the seaboard to the Mississippi the thermometer
ranged from 95 to 100 degrees for several days
last week The New Orleans Picayune of tho
18th. says the heat is almost unprecedented. In
several cities the heat has been attended with un.
usual mortalty--deaths from sun stroke having
been frequent.
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8 a N F ORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTlC PILLS,


Pure Jegesabis Ertrdcts and put In GLASS CASES. Air
fiqht. d,,d triH Keep In aav etin'ats
The FAMILY GAfHAkTIC PILL is gentle but active
Cahartc which the propre- tor has used In his Practice
for than twenty years. -
The constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the PILLS - and the satisfaction which
all express in regard 10 their ~ use has induced me To
place them within the reach CO
The Profession well know different Cathartics act
on different portions If the bowel.
The FAMILY CATlIAR TIC PILL has, with due
reference this well eab = lislied fact been compound
ed variety of the pu x rest Vegetable Extracts,
wbic, ac alike every part OF the alimentary canal
and good and In all where Cathartic Is
needed, DerdHge naents Of the H07ndch, Slice
piness FdiRs in the Buck ad L0fns, C0sfireness,
Pain and Soreness 0rer the - aohOle Body rom sudden
cold which frequently, if F. neglected, end In long
course Of Fever, Loss Of AP pstfA trtePing Snsd-
lion Of Cold the 6ody Resftessness, Heddache, or
Neight in tie head, and m - lfdmmdtory DfsedSt~,
in Chik3ren or Aduhs RsuDt0tts, great |nrfr
Bloo and many diseases 10 which flesh heir too
merous mention IN this advertisement. Dose 10 b..
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Lirer Inoig0rdtOr and Family Cdndrfc Pill
reaed Druggists generally and sod Wholesale by the trade
In all the large towns L. -
6. r. W. SANFORD, NJ d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
aprii TO- co dsc1y pos Broadway New York.
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-, 4 LANES, s,yIE sd DI4NMIRDII

~ HAS I've. reseivsd h!s spsias- sipsk ~ N4TpGI6
IA and JEWELRY, and htAe largest pock ik h. So2
~. been his pleasure 70 ohef y sAs pdbc vASxA -
of Engiish, ewss and A1aeftesn WseAea ~ ~ hs1&
RY, Of The latest styles, al q which wes bought
favorable terms; he therefore sell asany ol ko
the State. Please cali and examihs f Iourssls 6es1
purchasing. N M
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FRANKLIN e. Co.,

FRAN KILN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. a Mnia Street. nert door to Libs, fv WdrfhonS'
I.Y y G. H Il u II q, A.,
VTAVE ON HAND AND FOR SAIL
III so bags Bio. Laguira and Java Coffee:
100 bblA Brown Extra c. Crushed and Pulverizcf sugar
10000 lbs IeaksNi lille and Union Cotton Yarns:
2tb krgs Old Dominion Nails:
200 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt
% boxes Adamau,De and TallOw Candies:
$50 sides good Sole Leather; p
BOO Blankets; ,,-,
10 tons Iron tIammersd Rolled Ba l. lIorse Shoe Round
Oval and Hoop;
10 cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes; -
New Orleans West India Moasses fine rup Bacon sides
Loaf Sugar. I'm barrels and kits Greer and BLACK ea
and Toilet Soaps Rce Soda, Spices, finger Pepper
Salt Petre Alum, Extract Logwood Indigo, Madde sarc
Window Glass Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades Shovtls laca
Chains Grind stones Grind stone FxuIes Horse Shoes Na
Rods White Lead, Zinc, Tanners OIL Upoer Leather Cast
shear and Bisteed Steel Axes Coil Rope Blaeking roTne
Shot, Lead, Painted Buckets. Sugar Boxes Nests {" ups
Wrapping wrtag Paper Shoe 1hrend Twine Demohns
Staple Dry Goods such as brown bieaced anu
striped Domestics Pads Lnseys Jeans kcreeys fn oio,s
flannels Bed Blankets Cacoes Alpaccas se with large
md Of fine and common Liquors inSc
~ Particular attention paid to the sale OF Tobacco wheat
Corn, Flour kinds Produce and proP remit
tances made for the sae of same. oct 2ad&cts
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynch burg!
Tns way Ia Kill tho Northern mn1tcs 70 bay y6ur
NV. Carriages, BugKcs mud Wagons 81 RAILEYk, t0
Main street, LyDchburg, and not send your money
North 10 enrich and enable tho Ahnlgnss mako 0hGrpS
Lines AMI spears tn send 10 our negroes W Kill ~ With.
htsr WAS born aud raised In Campbell County snd now
nhng with Increased facilities a the nye CarrtaRsa
oekaways and Buggica neat and substantial Also ali kldi
ncntncss aud dispatch. W.
The -ubscbcr hls grateful for psss
'hVors nnd Aocs continuance VI same All he aake
nn examination Of his work. fclng confident he can peass
both M 10 quality aud price JNO H. DALEY kwt
Jan A0ts fs9 Main A. IvnchlayS Va
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
EEVE.1 DEBILITATES.

1oOI
EEVEH DEBILITATES.
TT Is COMPOUSDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and has
i established fact, Standard Medicine known
und approved by all that have used II, and is now
sorted with confidence in all the diseases for which
Is recommended -
1t has cured thousands -, within the last two years
had given up all hopes of relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The be adapted TO the temperament Of the
Individual taking It, and ed IN such quantities To
net gently the bowels.
the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you In the
OF the LIVER IVPI - corr TOR aud II viii cure
Lirer tOhpidsts, BWiOns - Attacks Dyspepsid Chro
mic Diayrh,sd, SHmmsr = Comp la fnfs Dysents,y,
IT0usv Stomach, Ud = bitudl tOsticsness, ThOc
DAoleru. Choisrd HorbRa Ch0fsra h,Jtr1tun Fkutu
Isnee, Jdaadice, Femdtei Weaknesses and may be
used successfully an Or dfndry FdIniiy Nedicias
II will cure 4SICK HEA D. q ACNE, (as Thousands
testify krenky minutes CSlV tto0 three 1sdspooh
fss taken commence ment OF attack.
n girfpg - theif Testimony In its favr<
My WA TER IN 7HE - MOUTH WITH THE
INVIGORA ron, AND -i SWALLOW BOTU TO
GE7HER.
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Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt.
2 nA0 SACKS eJenSies Daley" Fine salt,
OyOVO 800 saclss Ground Alum, direct importation
FOR by rmay 91I eaf AS. LEE, Rcamond va
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FRETWEL4L &c HALL.
No. Ill Main Street T.vucht,,,,, n.

uksD HAVE now In .osc their spring Summer stock
o boots Shoes, lIstA Caps Trunks Carpet jsss Va
Ices. Calf stinA Sole LEATHER and oil kinds N hhes
- FndngA all of which will be sold on ,hs ~ s.sScn
nblr terms, Ms they were bought In favorable lima
We ate also manufacturing Ladies' and 0sitsrs
uerpion ~ well ~ all other kinds Of wask done IN
our nc OF business and would cali the attention 81 thoss IN
want to u Miles sons Booa have them (both drsss
nni doube) Of the host quality 2rSh ia Al
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Affections
To those who meeky accept and rightly appro.
ninIa il
Affections.

10 nose VINO meeRy accept anu rightly appro.
oaie it:
Sweet are The use. Of adversely,
which hr The toad, ugly aud venomons,
Wears yet n plerc"ing jewel In his head"
This is our philosophy aud to reject il has
ul@ays seemed to us. 10 leave ono helpless aud
hopeless under tho numerous ills that flesh Is
heir to. even looking not beyond this sublunnry
scene Of their endurance. But il is not merely
Shakspcare's authority. nor ours, nor OF any hu-
man source or authority. Its origin is divine.
aud its record in tho Bible. IL nceds, therefore,
must be true.
Oar thoughts hayc bcnn turned into this chan.
mel. just now. by reading. in tho. Presbyterian
Sentinel of the 2l.' the flowins we'll conceived
and timely communication. which We commend,
n nm excellent Sunday morning sermon, to smoh
If our readers ns mny he suffering land who nre
not?) under tho hand oi nfiiction:
Affections nro to tho righteous hut as scattered
clouds about the setting sun they add To his Ilo
ry, though they diminish his rghtnoa,- Lgham
The history of the people Of God In ail tines
establishes the truth Of his word. TIM, whom the
Lord l,vrth he chnstonrth :" that trials and di+
appointment, iorm one Of the great instruments
Tho Spilt employs for regcneratng the soul. and
pertccting tho work Of snnclihcstlon. There IL
nothing in these things which OF itself would mako
tho heart better; else wicked men would oftener
reform, whsn some sudden reverse 1T fortune. or
snro bereavement for n time crushcs their spirits /.
and the mornl character of tho lo.t soul would bs
ever improving with its eternal suffering Ga tho
contrary, tho natural effect oi afilicon unattcnd.
ed by the rantivng grace OF God, is 10 render the
heart cnllius, 10 drve the soul away from mere :.
lul God Ia MAKE the man brood over his suderings
only to ind in them un allesintion for tho present
md no ray of hope Cor tn future, until like Cam
be excain- My punishment is gtenter than
can bear. Not So with tho truo child Of 0oi. -
! UhIc ho read, through much tribulhtioD, " he
continue. "ye shall cutter into the kingdom II
God. " While he scos tho Christian life com pared
| to warfare in which he must ma thin constant
slasgc wi his spiritual foos no also seos in lot
ler' oi light. " My grace is sufficient for thee "
God il lauh'ul. who will not suffer you 60 he
tempted nh We that We are nhle but will with tho
temptation nlso mako n way of escape, that ye
may be able 10 bear II. Il. ID. s.
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To all whom Il may Concern.
lBarEninsl lBargainsil Darrnlns =

NO. 81 BRIDGE ST.
order 10 make Fail ntork of Doofa spA
Shoes wish 10 dispose u my present stoek n A.
re,t"cef P,iees have large Stock Ladls and n
Missrs CATERS, without hccr, which scll at
The low price of SEVENTY GENrr, and am cona-
dent that can please all who may gse ca Tho stoeh
have Oh hand ls we'll assorted.
have, allen, on hand large eoeI or DRY Go0Dx GRO
eERIhS and FhRcf ARf3oL& o. which can adosd 70 an
nS o" " noi chcatr than any other house In the city
49,, DAVID LAWSON.
s,Al the above articles will be sold strictly Tor cAsn
SW Great ininccnisns offered Ia country inerchants
jy lJIa n T.
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Turnip Seeds! Turnip Seeds!
ENLAT DUTCH RED TOP, RUTA BAGA % Q, th1s Dps Eeafa
II growth LONG GREEN CUCUMBER SEED, DkU M
HEAD CABBAGE SEED, just received -,ovps
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CoRN, MEAL. LUMP Ann GkoUNp PLAsrxRvTh
~, ~ a%aaeisigseS % ign ha. rented IN MsssA M
the above articles whish ne wf ~ eAssp q ~ 1
rrs. CHAS g. LANGH0RHE- H6RS 72c
march 4-dts for The sale OF Wes1ern Pinslcs 81 q 81
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Spring and Summer Goods.
ots, Shoes. Hats, Caps and 0txnwv Goods

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Al STYLE.
tp HAVING received tho greater porion II my sps,ux
ana summer Goods and being In recept dally Al eok
a. are being made TO my ordeS, Assss ~ Aisnds
and the public. that they may call with naii sxiseia
nn Of being suited either quality ssyc or prsos ssook
overy grade, H. H. ARn fSrHXX
ap al liep. copyl No. lao Main Al Lvnci,i.,- ".
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Worthy Of Attention.

urOOP SKIRTS FOR CHILDREN.-,Just received. large
III SUNNY nj Misses Hoop skirts. which will sell very
chean lmaY Isl ]. A. vi. kINSEl, 1876 Main u.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-07
LAND FOR SALE.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of Stew.
art county, made at its November term, 500 in the
cause wherein 7. w. Fielding, executor Of w. L
Fielding, deceased, was complainant and Eliza
Fielding and others were defendants | will, or
Monday, the 7th day Of January next, at the Cour
house door in Dover, sell 10 the highest bidder
tract of 1872 acres Of land, lying on the North bank
Of the Cumberland river, about three or four mile
above Dover. 1t has good dwelling house ant
the balance we'll timbered.
The life interested the widow of said W. L. Field
ing, deceased. will be reserved.
About s4Ol 20-l00 will be required in cash, be
sides the expense Of sale including attorney fees
which viii make the cash payment near 5000
credit Of twelve months will be given for the bal
ance of the purchase money. Notes with good SC
eurlty viii be required Of the purchaser and lier
viii be retained upon the land until the purchas'
money shall be paid. A. b. ROSS, O. and d.
Nov, 40, Cost fee "a 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-07

RaS- The exodus from "swate" Ireland still con-
tinues without any apparent dimuniton Of num-
bers and the United States is the blessed country
upon which is conferred the blessing of the pres
ence Of the countless hordes of "Paddys" VINO dali
ly swell the ant-slavery ranks. Gen. Jackson once
said it was time we were becoming little more
Americanzed hut the prospect is that our nation
atty is to be swallowed up by foreign immigration
and our government overthrown, through the bal
lot-box, by foreign element every way untitled fer
the exercise of the elective franchise, yet unwisely
allowed the privilege This is another crying evil
for the continuance of which Democracy is respon-
sible and the effects Of which are now so deeply
felt throughout the length and breadth of the Re
public. All the injurious measures and demoraliz.
ing practit es which have thwarted the ends of adj
ministrativc wisdom, and sapped the Foundation o.
public virtue, Of Democrotic origin and the cor
rupt means employed to maintain its ascendency
are now telling with fatal effect upon the whole
country-threatening to involve the innocent will
the guilty in one common ruin. 1t affords us nj
pleasure to arragn this party ut this juncture, be
fore the tribunal Of public opinion, but the charges
are true, and ought not to be withheld from th,
people who have been led into dangerous errors be
cause the truth has not been told them by thei
worst enemies under the garb of friends.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-07

HEa. 1t is the common remark Of those Breckin-
ridge men who really dcplore~the election of Lin
cola, and the evils that have already followed it.
that il couldn't be helped and that the result would
have been the same even if they had voted for Bell
and Everett. We believe the result would have
been the same after full Breckenridge ticket had
been nominated but we do not believe it would
have been the same had the boilers, at Baltimore.
nominated the Union ticket made no nomina-
ton at ALL Either evidence Of earnest desire TO
defeat the Black Republicans, with such prospect
Of uniting the South as would thereby have been
held out could not have failed TO array the entire
Northern opposition against Lincoln. But in the
absence of any such evidence, and with the full
knowledge by expereuce-that the Dem
ocrats hold their party success paramount to every
other consideration, and believing that all sorts Of
tricks would be tried to maintain its ascendency the
conservatives Of the North blindly threw theiI
weight into the Republican scale, and behold the
RESULT