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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent In titution established Special Endonsert
the Relief of the Sick and Distressed afflicted ,tiA
Vtrutent dd Epidemic Deases and esreeially for tie
Ctfre Of Diseases Of the Ser,tdI Organs. .sfE
MTEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS BY THE ACTING
Ia Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with descrip
ton of their condition, age occupation. habits of fe
Sc y and 10 cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished free Of charge. i-s= 81 fs Hftsaf
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperrnstarrhosa,s and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DlkS employed in the spensary sent the afflicted
Sealed letter Envelopes free Of charge Two three
Address, DR. sKILLEN HOE6HToN, Acting Surgeon
Howard association, No South Ninth Street Phiadel
pha, Pa By order OF the Directors
GEO FAIRcuIID, ,Secretary
mar 9, ,'eo-tly EZRA n. HEARTwEIL, Pres.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

Gg Manhood, 'sa
~ How Lost, How Restored.
Just Published, in Seatsd EslpeIo,e,
a LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment. and
II Radical lure OF SPERAAToRRHoEA seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions, producing Impocncy Consumption and Men
tai and Physical debility.
BY ROB. J CULvERwELL, n. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences of
abuse may be eectualy removed without
medicines or the dangerous applications of caustics
struments medcated bougles, and other and en-
piracal deviscs is here clearly ated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment as adopt
ed by the celebrated author fully explained by
OF WHICH every one Is enabled 70 cure himself perfectly
advertised nostrums of the day. This Lecture will
prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address Dstprid RECENT of
twa postage stamps, by addressing DR.. CHAs j. C.
NAV 4, ,'60-&lv. 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
M. cur RS. HYeEAsA.F


FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
FOE TO DEATH
of thousands DIE the United States annzil1
y HH sef c0NSBNPToSs ~
OF thousands the United States annually
Of CONSUMPTION
rs THERE CUREf
Is THERE a CUKEf @R Il
WEE WEE.
WHERE7
Or. CURTIS HYGEASA.
DR. CURTIS HYGEASA-
DR. CURTIS HYGEANA-
zssss The Great InhaIing Remedy
= 144 The Great Inhaiing Remedy
PRICE ONE DOII-ARsA PACKAGE
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PACKAGE
Ne Filthy Dose.
PURE INHALATION,
PURE INHALATION.
This old abshei-asd uDIyersaIiy- remedy
as NO stomach destroy bow acerating nerve irrt-
tating dose Il s9icne swallowed simply
haatipn Of yapor pure as fresh air Ags and infancy
can use II nth pleasure 1t IS bath TO the lungs and
leading to consumption Il q III alleviate negieeteG con
sumption in its last stages Its action ssthEnaE per
iect e ami misaeulous :s the great nedIeal eoumeus
the sufferers consumption, asthma and all lung and
Hope Try poor Hfocating night sEesting martyrs
We append the following Certificate from the Publisher
NEW YoRK May 18th. 1859
Dear STs- For nearly yearsl have been afflicted
WIN -rere cough especially nights and mornings &C
cnnpaned with broneh al anection and have
tried many things and many doctors bat could get
permanent relief until found it your valuable' Hy
Tire 3etles have cured me. Ny cough is gone and
throat clear and feel that voluntary
my Part parts ls duct due to sou and your Medicine
For sale at " L. sraRR Bao.,s Drug store and by
PEEFoiD.PARKER MOWER. wholesale hgeuis, Is
Beeknlan street. New York. who, the receipt of
dollar will forward package to any address in the
United States april 20, 90 II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
GfgyGnA VyASNN@
NIN VQSN1NI SVSSMess,

there are many cases ia long allowed
to remain unchecked in the system and slight esag
regarded at fTst simply annoyance erase. oni1
tk se life patient impure 1ate cf ts bssol.
through debhation of the lungs, dlls the system sith
NOR bid humors and puisation becomes feeble os aessr
ated to fsserisa iniensity-sbe hesIt liver. and ksa
aayu seuarasly performing neticns Of vital necessity
eEbeag. napeded IN their reEaiar acsien-
tie ixeztEa organs faiksr in their tEsk, and refuse
psufor process the nutritious eiense is
from feod asd the whole mental being we'll nig reasy
% the burden of life Tne f.ztet AoseseG
neeounts complication Of disorders as efea
refasss TO medication fren his thorough dis
belief In ans prospect ct cure To such
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
Fish ! Fish,

Ok RARRELs WHITE FISH, &T
90 120 Kegs White Fish,
30 do. PickereI
20 do. Trout
25 do. Catfish II
rs do Bass aud Bay Fish
All in bright packages warranted Spring caught
and full weight For sale at the Eosrsst market prices
may Is, '6o-*4m r. Z. HILLS SON..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
MRS. RoBNsoN's CERTIFICATE.
G. Sc G II r Z T's
XRL
II A IR r TORATIVEa


Il Human Hair :. - AAhI
Il viii Restore white gray to the ma coor
VIII restore the natural secretions.
VIII remove at once all itching
viii remove all Dandruf Z"
VIII make the hair soft and glossy tfas.-
VIII preserve the color Of the hair 10 old age 5i
Will always fasten and stop its failing and ia ono
the best Toilet articles in use. : - -
Read cert acate of D. R. TiIdcn who is well known
throughout Northorn Ohio ~ = 80 n
49, CLEVELAND July IL 1860.
siEssfs HELLER SECHKIsT - have had a bottle of
your Hair Restorative. Iobtaned prevent nv hair
from Iaing on not supposing that would change The
Color OF my nair, IL being very greybut to nv great
surprise 1t has not only prevented my hair from falling
Dut mas restored 1t To its natural color had an aveT
SION 10 being grey and had made of WOOD, g Mrs
Aliens and other hair dyes, but without much
have no hesitation in saying this preparation Of
yours rs tar DeyJar superior TO anything Of the kind
express and will send you the money by mail -
Yours truly, DANIEL r TIInEr
Prepared and sold by HELLER SFCHRJST' -ALron
ONO, and for sale in Delaware by STARR BRo and
DicKNsoF SoE, and druggists generally aug "a eojIv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
DRUGS & MEDICINES
New Proprietary and New Stock
NJ. L. STARR q BRO.
DRUGGISTS,


NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, gcs =,
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, SWhitewash and
Varnish Brushes; Escenses,
Jars, Bottles, Walls, &C. SO.
have opened large and desirses tockIn the
ehes to which the attention o. who desire good
moderately priced goods, is called. would return my
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed this
all old customers and friends, to
see many ew ones feeling cenddeu please
disposed to pRtronize We pains
hav Ell ncurred much extra expense, fitting up a :
First Glass Drug Store,
lussueh store this thriving city and county ought
be without And we expect to keep 4 and TO
Increase our business have done from the rs by
ng az good and cheap articles in ne be bought
anywhere It shall aim TO Keep
MEDICAL CoMPoUED in use, required for this
shal endeavor to give all that
10 their nature, &c.
Physicians Prescriptions compounded with ACCURACY
and dispatch Don't forget the place. The Upper Drue
store. at the sign Of
The Big MoYtar--No. Williams Block.
II. L. STARR q BRO.
Jan. IL eEe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
MARRIAGE aUIDE-Being private

MARRIAGE GUIDE-Being private
sxas% = A Instructor for married persdns, or tht
shout to be married, both male and female
in everything concerning the nhysiology and
relations OF our sexual system. aud the production
prevention Of offspring, including all the
never before given in the English language, by VIM
YOUNG, NJ p This is really valuable aud interesting
work II is written i'll plain language for the general
reader, and is illustrated with numerous Engravner
All young married people, those contemplating
rage and having the least impednent to married ire
shonld reatt this book II dscloses secrets that every
one should be acquainted with and still it book that
must be locked up and not lie about the house. II wi
be sent to any the receipt of twenty five
specie or postage STAMPS Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
No ZIG sPecrE ST, above 4th. PHIL aDELPHIA, Pa
&T AFFLICTED AND UNFORTuSATE-No matter
what may be disease before you place yourself
under the care Of any Of the notorious QCcK-sa
tive OF foreRnwho advertise IN this my other
per, get COPY Of iar. Toung's Book, ana read
luiy it VIII be the means Of saving you many dollar
your health, and possibly yaur iife
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of tho diseases
described in his publications at his Ofcc Spruce
Sreet. above Fourth. april2o, go seoE1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
Cutlery.

Pocket Books, Wallets, &c.
A LARGE assortment of Pocket books, Wallets
a. Portmones, Bankers Cases, Note Books, &c. jus
received at No. 8, Williams Block, by FT'
Delaware, May 8, 1s5e-stf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
Cooking and Heating Stoves !

e8f fsfsEiOV'tsstS ~ y FASeSySe
agw!9 S / q aaIns III 1. LATEST fMPRoyEMxrys
"A, --ars THE ECONOMIST - -,
stands above sul.
%iiss asf esa
@soa 1Df ksSpfps ASh In 5t
md a. s 10 90
so.as Sa ts s9R @5.s y
cal end see tpE goasssys.
The Stewart, q 6ii RoyahOsL,
Victor, Esd saaasags 7so Empire State.
Reliance sao ba .AasY Western 0ak.
Summit yaa4ssassg Admiral &c
rse to s @ ray sl. Ssas e.
rSe! nS! yDtssi e
sRs
'Fin, !" Copper Bfass, sheet gIFoa.
Ba ~Japaned r PlanisRedGTin anase
fir H7R Blitta naas Ware,scs sa@ Assi
To correspond with the hard tmes ne wfshssJ ssk
70 say hat n his -sfs1sssa " IL ssss Ia -, -
Manuciuring Department
Nc every Kim 10 dojosAing ssxi
nasr aia g. ~
Sn ard la M i a. al g (. ss
M Ms and puts up more HOUSE srorTINa AND t,ON.
IL has hand Silver ware Tkish
g. VIZ W. saTa r
sSdfy 'nss a 4 =.
G4aiand sss al 81 sHrss
North Room. Williams .8 Latimers. BEera
+sv 7ssr5g MAIN STREET. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

Hay and Straw Cutters.
TUST received, 0 good assortment Of the above
u among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter the Sanford 80 Knite Straw Cutter and the
Clipper Straw and 0ern-stalk Cuterall OF which
ofsered at manufacturer sprces.
Sept. s,'6s-stf @. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
TeWeIrv.
Fine Cutlery.

a LARGE assortment of fine Pocket Knives and
II RazerS from the celebrated manuiacory Of VIM Gil
christst received at the Jcwery and Fancy store No
3, Williams Block These goods warranted Superior
to any others in the marke-Englsh excepted Gen
temen are invited TO call and look at them.
Delaware May e-etf - -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

YvgT received good stock Of the Best City
0 Brands, and for sale low by
Dec Z, ,'sp stf - ~ C. O. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
a Package of Watches

TTHHIS day received at No. Williams Block. and
i will be sold tor cash only, cheaper than ever, cal
and them.
May 27, 1859. C. PLAT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
. NATHAN WILLIAMS

ID fita sns ,S!,l sens psisxsss saS
'SeriYY9Foh sot8iyT- . b5sangqe bnS NesqgsazlsssiB
Cooper, Tin and Sheet Iron Wave.
And aisokseps AndIneAriy every ssFsS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
NOTICE.

TlHE ISLAND in the River between William
4 and Winter streets and the vacant ground between
Clippenger Co. Lumber Yard river fronting
on WINTER street. private property and any taking
sand or gravel therefron without rission will
Bile to prosecution for trespass.
August IL, ,'69-ftf G. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
6pectaclaa.

IN Gold, Silver. Plated and Blue Steel Frames IN
su al ages Old frames refitted with new QiAss q
Iuit al eyes At No Williams Block, by
sApfh TO- 1852 @. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

Il dla kinds Of work ertaing to the Watch ana
- JeWelry business VIII be done the best manner
California Gold made to order, Sewing
June 200 ST. - t' aAffii r Y,s s,ns,rsz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26

Glover Seed Wanted.
'hT bS- Aigness market Price paid for Clover Seed
an u 80 tM DeIavere ;oh,o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
ReDairing

A GREAT variety Of styles and prices with or
"a without alarms, now opening at e -s- sA
June. l'eo-*a. - "a q G, PI.ArT's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
Leavin. Bell for Lincoln.

The Linconites claim five thousand votes
in Virginia 4 Lincoln Democrat has never
been heard Of in Yirgnia-therc are Douglas
Democrats but only John Bells party brings
out Lincoln men.-Unionism, in its opposl.
ton to Virginia Minute Men, is but 4
preparatory school for Black Rcpubicanism.
Submission to Lincoln is an advance step 10
support Of Seward in 1861. Virginia subnis-
sionists are but the pioneer sof Virginia Abo.i-
tionists. Democrats of Richmond you who
do not wish emancipated negroes competing
with your fellow.citzens in all cmployments Ct
manual labor, must speak out at the polls on
Tuesday, and in your vote for John c..
Breckenridge, record your opinion that negroes
in Virginia shall never be made the equals of
the white man.
Every Lincoln vote in Virginia comes from
the Bell and Everett party. The Lincolitcs
claim "fiye thousand" What fine school
Bell l-Evercttism is for Black Rcpublicanism -
Douglas men, come back 10 your old associates
and friends You cannot aid Douglas, but you
can save Virginia by defeating, oyerwhelm-
ingly, these incipient Black Republicans
"Five thousand Lincoln votes taken from
Goggin's vote-for every Virginia Black Re-
publican was Bcl-Everett man, like Mr. Col
lins, of Portsmouth, san c!gicer' Of the Bell
and Everett Club. How many Black Republ-
cans arc in the Richtnond Club House!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
DIsunio nj lists .-Disun uniStS

When John Bell and his party were con-
,lemnins the Mexican war, asking Congress
and the President to recall the army from the
Rio Grande, and urging the ;!excans to "wel-
come the United States forces, with bloody
hands to hospitablc graves, John {. Breck-
inridge and Old Joe Lane tre des'nding the
Soil of the United States from Santa Anna, who
had threatened, with his iegions, TO march to
the Capital Of the Union.
John C. Breckenridge and old Joe Lane arc
the only candidates before the people for Fc-
deral honors who have ever fought battle in
defence Of their country. They have been bap'
tizcd in fire and bloud-true patriots--thcy
have passed through the ordeal untarnIshed-
they have been found faithful to their trusts
heretofore-the people will trust them again.
Men, who for want Of supplies (wlthheld by
the tardiness Of Opposition uicmbers of Con-
grcss in voting the necessary approprIatlons)
were compelled 10 parch corn, br'Il dog
meat, and eat it by their midnight camp
fires in foreign land, in order to be able 70
stand up in defence Of their country's Tag,
their homes and their fre-sides, when caIieo
upon to fill higher stations and discharge more
important duties, will be the very last VINO
should be suspected Of willingness to aid IN
any scheme calculated to destroy or TO in)ure
their country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06

"The assertion Of Collins, that there are q
hundred votes for Lincoln in the city Of Ports
mouth, is unqucStionahly l;tlse = very few
there may be, of misguided men, who, tempted
by the assumed possibility of Linculn's clec-
ton 10 hope that they nay thereby gain Il
prominent influence in the dispcnsatiun Of CO.
vcrnment patronage in this quarter, have openly
avowed predectun for the Republican, can
didate."
Collins the Black Republican, IAN OFFI-
GER" in the PORTSMOUTH, Bell and Everett
clubl Thus the first effect Of Constitutional
Unionism and Belleverett submissionism is
Black Republicanisln. These prolific isms
breed ruin and destruction to Virginia
The necessity for Minute Men" is shown
from the fact that as soon as Il public meeting
in Norfolk spoke against this patriotic or
ganization, Black Repubicanism raised its
head in the city Of Norfolk, and became impu-
dent and outspoken, because they believed Mr.
Rives and the people Of Norfolk to be synpu-
thizing with them, in striking blow AT to7.
Wise and the "Minute Men"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
Cheering News from Tennessee.

\ despatch received on Saturday evening
lust, and which We publish in another column,
brings US the cheering intelligence that Ten
ncssee will go for Breckenridge and Lane by a
majority ranging from Llve TO ten thousand =
We cannot see why this cherished daughter Of
Virginia should vote otherwise. II, by any
possibility, John Bell-lhc man who voted, side
by side with Joshua r. Giddings and John
Quincy Adams, in favor of the reception Of
abolition petitions; who favored the abolition
of slavery in the District Of Columbia; who is in
favor of United States Bank; who would Goa
lesce with the Black Republicans to defeat the
Democracy, and who is inalgner OF "Old
Hickory" Jackson-we repeat, if BY any means
John Bell should receive the vote Of Tcnnes-
see, such an occurrence would be sufficient, if
anything could be, to cause the old hero Of the
Hermitage to shiycr into fragments the sarco-
phagus, and the magnificent tomb erected over
his remains by grateful State, and come forth
again to teach recrcant people the true prlnci-
pies of-"Democracy, tic Constitution, State
Rights" (The motto Of the Richmond Wing
when edited by John IIampden Plcasanla.j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
Practical DisunionistS.

Attached to the Union with an intensity G!
devotion never known before, are Ar. Douglas
and his faction in theory; but what are they
in practice: While Mr.. Douglas was ye: eaus-
ins the wckin to ring with mis- coarse vita
perations and unjust charges, was he no. r"s;5:'
ing and defeating the only measure "!!c''
could prevent Lincoln from carrying ""
York? Did not Hcrschell V. johnson. I::c'
long disunionist, 20 all the way rom u:"rf.s g.;
to the Empire City to cooperate win Mr.
Douglas in preventing such union Of opp1:
sing clements as would have eilcctuA!y Gu; ei
the the vote Of New York from party whoss
success would be the certain antecedcnt Q! dIs,
solution. Can any one who knows the record
oS Mr. Johnson doubt that his zeal and enr7sy
IN this behalf was actuated by those tisunIon
sentiments which have been SO thoroughly VEN
tilated and so loudly and une9uToca!ly c%.
pressed in the past?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
81 Little Blood should ST '-inkIe the Pave
1nenfs mud Stdc-.NalISs ,bf our Citics.N

ments aud Sidewalks NJ our Citics.o
The above language, used by John Bell in
defending the despicabe { arSe Of de!unct
Know -Nothingism. should c,use 4 Scowl Of
hone>. Indignation TO mantle he brow of every
philanthropist and statesman. ltshonld blister
the eyes and eat to the very vita!s Of those who
arc now seeking to transfer the foreign vote to
the ignoble purpose Of cec,ing the man that
uttered this vile sentiment And this desire
for s'it,e blood" from the heart Of the 70.
reigner (says the Memphis "Avalanche,' " was
expressed short time after that eyentful day,
when riots, house-burn;ngS, murders, and a
"little blood" stained the streets Of Louisville.
"a little blood should sprinkle the pavements
and sidewalks Of our cities" John Bell stands
alone in the damning infamy Of such dcclara-
ton. The career Of Know -NothngiSm short
as it was is known to have been full Of rapne,
violence, crueit- and hatred Cor the foreigner,
but more exccrablc or d;tbo!ical sentiment
was never uttered by any man belonging to this
part:, which las recently bccome ashamed of
its misdeeds, and now seeks to hide its shame
under new name. Adopted citizens, can you
vote for the endorser Of Bloody Monday -
Can uou vote for one who has encouraged, in
stigatcd and defended know.Nothingism? "a
man who had no objection to seeing your blood,
and the blood of your wives and children, trick
ling along the ''payements' and sidewalks
Of our cities :?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
KAPpAHANN0cK FARM Fou SALE.


OFFER for sale my farm known as Earmrlr iyinS On
the kappahannock River, mile below the village OF
Tapp1kannuck and bordern. the public road leading
to place The farm contains nearly UQO acres nearly
NH Of which lned and cloYered, aud Is In high
state OF improvement.
The buildings consisting Of dwelling house barns stable,
carriage house. negro quarters Ice house &c are a spa
rious and IN thorough repair.
The situation Is very beautiful! one, possessing an eK.
ten.ye view u tho river above below and OF the
rounding country The local and natural advantages Of
this place hardly be surpassed rqualed by any ait
u.un river. Fish, oysters, and wild fowl aooInd 10
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also another tract containing GO Acres, adjoining the
above with ul the necessary Improvements for sepurate
farm II IL bounded side by nayga6le creek and
In part by the river Tbs farm Is IN fine stuie Of im
pro yeuent aud In thorough order
The remaining Of so cnts the river and
lies between the above tracts There buildings upon
this but the land Is In 6nr condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the whole Of the original
tract Of SUI acres which Is almost paraleogram With
ono long sides fronting the river and bounded
the and by Creeks Of which ls narGabe Tor
large vessels the other for small craft The land Is almost
perfectly level but requires very little ditcne. II is
rarely such opportunity II offered for profitable in
and the time most desirable residence
susceptible Of being divided into two very
crleal farms, having all the necessary buildings conrc
nlenrly situated. II not sod privately, shall oer the
separate parcels to suit purchasers who may want
smaller lsrms Purpesng 10 remove south, am deter
mined To s.l. II not sold privately before the TIVE
TIETil DArOF NOVEMBER, wln that day II fair, "
not fair day thereafter Sunday exceptcd) sell
Ut Public Auction the highest bidder without reserve
Persons desiring to the farm will find 1t home, or
neishbor, SIR Clements who will take pleasure In show
~ the premises ACBRY II. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-06
DO You Want to Save tho Onion !

Every voter in this good old mother OF States
and Of statesmen, who desires to preserve the
Union, should remember, that vote for Ste
phen \. Douglas is vote for Bell, the Know
Nothing candidate; that if John Bell should
be elected, Know. Nothingism will rule the
United States, and Roman Catholics and lor-
eisn-born citizens will either be beaten and
murdered rs in 1866, or else deprived OF the
rish, Of voting ard holding office; and thus be
reduced to the level Of the degraded negro! =
But if John C. Drcckinridge is elected, both
Know -No,hingism and Black Republcanis!m
will be ovcrthrown, Democracy will be triumph
ant, the Union will be preserved, and the rights
of al! free white men, i'll life liberty and pro-
pcrty will bc secured