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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excrsses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Early II discretion or Abuse,
Atteaded tsfth the FOllotoiHg Symptoms:
Indisposltion to Exertion, Lo.s Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakeful ess,
plmness of Vision, Pam in the Back
Un,varssl Lsssitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Drynets OF the Skin, ETupti0ns on the Face,
PAILID c0UNTBNANcR.
These symptOms, II a lowed to 70 on, which this
medicine lnvarlsbly removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC PITS,
In one Of tohiek ths Patient may Ezpirs.
Who can ssy that they are rot fte.uently fol-
lowed by those "DIREFUL DIsEAsTs,"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause OF tn sir suffering,
BUT NoNE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMS
And the Melancholy Deaths BY Consumption,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRurR OF THE
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Reg uires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
IuvIgorate the System,
whIch HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
fncdridbly does,
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEPrICAL.
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CoTros 1t Is reported that over ten thousand
bales Of eontrahand cotton are now lying at pal.
achicola, Florida. Apalaehicola can easily b.
taken bya naval force, and can the ten thousand
bales Of cotton-cssh value, 81, 100 600 On the
18th instant there were ten thousand three hun.
drsd and thirty bales In New Orleans, which In
the North would be worth s1 800 900
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MAINLAND ToBAcco cRoP The Marlboro
Gazette states that the tobacco crop In that county
was considerably ieAened by the continued pre-
vaience OF rain In August, and much of 10 has
been seriously damaged since taken 70 the house
by nnfasofable weather for curing. The crop
VIII be below the average In quantity and ouality
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III When red hot shot is fred, the ordnance
used s elevated to the position desired before the
gun Is shotted. The powder in the gun 10 KEEP
from explosion by means Of the wndding. Be.
mass are generally three layers Of wads. Tha
next TO the ball 10 dry, the second 10 wet, and
upon the powder 4 dry piece rests The ball Il
discharged soon after being placed In the cannon
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african colonization flags for the present,
on account Of the diversion In favor OF Hayti
caused by the exertions Of Mr.. Redpath and other
agents, who are actively at work. About 900
have been sent to Hsyti since January, and emf
grants are now coming forward In much larger
numbers for this destination. Some are going
from Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

u Maine 70 getting up regiment Of cavalry
The First Maine Regiment have been reorganired
g the Tenth. Capt George L. Beal, Of COMPANY
=, was elected Colonel; Adjutant James l.. Ellie,
brown, Lisut Colonel; and Capt. Charles Walker
Of Company B, Major. In the Twelfth Reei,
ment, X Kimball, late U Marshal, il az.
pointed Lieut. Colonel, and n. N. Jose, ESQ =, Of
Portland, Quartermaster
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III The extreme West suffers siderable In
consequence Of the war for want Of market for
Its SUI erabundant products. A letter from a cor
respondent In Iowa says that eggs were selling
at one cent q dozen, and corn at fifteen cents a
bushel; apples, with which the trees are load. d
down, twenty-five to thirty cents per bushel; -four
two dollars per hundred pounds, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

NOTICE! NOTICES!
M. WILLIAM having taken the store formerly
occupied BY Mr. X. Q. STEVENS, 336 Penn,ylvanis
on monssv, 18TH inst, with . new stock Of FALL
French Bonnsts. Cloaks, Dress and Cloak Trim
Flowers, Feathers. Rihands, Embroideries,
Fans, Head Dresses, Wreaths,
Real and French Lsces, etc.. etc.
avail myself to offer to the ladies q large
and well-seIected stock-every article beins i'm
ported ~ mysslf-at moderate prices ~
Dresses, ClOaks and Bonnets made To or
der. M. WILLIAM, Importer,
se 10 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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1oLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
GEE BEET kWIhEEY m Yur vorLn,


fhs snly ..f. .nd ssrtain care f.s Csnssr Pss, fl
aers, svsllnEs and nrenehils Csitrs Psrayss N,p
lgia, Wssknss sf the Msselss Carsne or Inlsmnstsr,
kAsunatsm sdfnsss % ths Jsnts MuseIss 81
kfansnu, Esrashs fsshaehs, IrussI aprains Frs,l
Ssn, wssna, ussn, fs,sI ssrss, cAksd 1rsasi, Scr,
hpyss hsrnsi esads ssfs Yhrsst any
pain, dfsrsnes hsv severe or snr ths d,s..s ns
have existed, MckkAhT CEkEBKASEb LIHIMFHY (,
q ssrtain remedy.
SAsss.nds Of ksn,n beings Asvs been ssvsd s sf a.
sIhses and misery sy s us Of tAis invauasls remedy
MsLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIA fssvs pain almsst and viii slssS
psy snd hs the fssss ssrss in insssdis sAsrs ns
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS.
nskEAHT CELEBRATED LINlMEHY n tAs enl, A 4.
..e Is.ss rsnsty fsf The surs Il SPAWN, Rinssses
Nnffala, epins unnstRrsl kunps usdss 81 n Rim =,
asssI i:nsa V s.re Big Head, fssvi, Fsssis, dis
slrsi.. Dr,sss sertsAss, Cnsksd fss, 6sfss s.ddl.
~ Shn cns, Csis, Sores sf wssAds, Il d hfAllSls
neay AHpy a. ctSsstsd and s15s d ssssxs I. aver
fAs. ira ss leasu Win he .asy usssAlsss Ls.ius.
slsed = 20 ostsn sspply q D1 ncIExu1 CfII,
s4AS1p kmmKny. hvli sus pea
j. n. MOI kAG, osls Pr~uxssrs.
Csssss rsisd sst Pi.s q, D. Esst, nA
~ n0xY. 10 Pa sv. ssis sesss b yssA,se
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GREAT RUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET
y =. @ Get some Of the great barEai . offered b.
ccsys. No. ESQ Seventh sts opposite POET or
w. ~ -ftt % Elm
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Vor WOOD AND COAL.
s.ss :. 4. fits ISdi Es.:. :,... .s. =. p
sr q Ssss.fs siysa asd cpsaI, leEo. PA6E,
Tsss 81 4 ssas:sss5 3: =. ,Es E s s.
TIE P,onssi Mill ssns !. ss< Sc ssi.ssss
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

a Posi.irs and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP.
SICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion d,
and excites the A3soRBENrs futo healthy action, /,
by which the wATERY OR ctLcERoUs deposlI ions,
ana UNNATURAL ENL RGEM ENIs are reduce 4,
IS well a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good
for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

INDIA RVBBER soeps -Ai kinds ef Ildis
AID ,s.sL WALL sfkPHkN Coz
4 l.yi "a ~ stSevveus
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COAL AND wOOD

W., COAL AND WOOD.
large quantities Of al kinds Of Coal, vhioh We are
Ceiling ct low prices for cash. We have now afoat
less when taken direct from yes sel.
Also. Oak, Hickory and Pine Wood. st low
be Il-tf Corner and TweiffS cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-04

CONTEMPLATING MARRlAGE,
/. Many Affection, PsesEta, to Fsn1alss
the Extract Buohu ID uneS Sual by any other rem
edy, as in Chlorosis or Retsntlon, Irr, gu arIy,
P.lnfulnss,. Or suppresson Of Cu.tomsfS Eyso-
rus, LeucOrrhea or Whites, SterllIty. 81 for sll
SomPIsists incident 70 & the S Sfs5: whether arising
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sKE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take no mors Balsan1, Msrexrs, or Unpleasant
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
Ete ,aeiS or mo- ossSss Dict, No
And no EzpoSH,c.
Urinsts, theTeby Rem wing Ubstfuotions,
Preventing and Curing Structures OF the Urethra,
e,u.n. In the os. 6 d.e. aes e ann a
Poisonous, Diseased, and oorn ost Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who tays paid ksavy Jess 70 be cured In short
time, have found they were deoelv ID and that the
BEEN Sred np in the system % bteaH out in sn q.
gravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
81, .sIa,ta. HELMB9GttD's sG EXTRACT BUoHU for
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid of Q d.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
Is TIE GREAT DiURETIc,
and it Is certain to h.ve the desired esct in all
Diseases JoT Uhteh tt IS recommended.
EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE AND RE-
LIABLE CHARACTER
will accompany the msdIoines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Froms to 20 years standing,
with N'mss SCIENCE afSSc 3 AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "NOTTCE."
WE MAKE ono SECRET" OF "INGRKDIENrs."
Is composed Of Buchu, Cuhebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great oare by competent druggist
PREPARED IN VACUo,
BY III. r. HELM BOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. and Sole Man
ufsotuTer of
HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
Personally Appeared before me. an Alderman of
dsy 2,
drugs but are purely V'IsfA36li zrr,MRoIn
sxorS and suS.onbed SsfSrs me; 5hI: "a dsy of
N0V'm0fld Tld.a.n. Ninth ~ .5cys sikSssFpBP k.Ss pPi
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
FROM 8 A. M. TO P. M.
Price 81 per bsttIe, or six fer s5.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
Address letters for information in confidence to
II. T. HELMBOLD, CAsnist,
Depot lo4 South Tenth st.. below Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS
who endeayor t. dispose "of their own, and
"other" articles on tins reputation attained by
Helnabold's Genuine P,sparafions,
Extract Brehs,
Sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold BY b. WAITE, z. ID. GILMAN, JOHN
Mijon. MLss. :; :; FosD, 8 ,; hsywIsrL., u
|. AND ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERR.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send tor It.
AND AVOID IN POSITION and EXPOSURE.
Deseri6s Symysess IN all Conmsaioatioss.
Cures euassnssed. Advice Gregy,
sSlyT
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PROPOSALS FOR RATioNs FOR Ises.

Wasktssfss. ssissnbsr s, ISL.
until hs sts a.s a. VII Be- I:Ss',d A.
for Furnishing rsriens to the i. Ms,snss' - th.
ioiiGpS,ss pol,!s stanoDS du'Ins the rear issa, via
CharlestOvn, Msssachusetts;
BTootlyn: Long island, New York;
WssSips ton, bistI,St ss1Ioi y coivuh,,
Eaoh ramon 70 consist Of three-o art4rs of A ,ruod
Of Of 3ssS %s:s ls.So1 o fourth EoGnGs
twenty two ounces Of extra superkns 6osr, OF one
nent; and At the rate Of eight susTts Of hest VIZ.
beans, OF IN leu thereof ten pounds OF roe; Ien
Rsf poGnds G soOS Of t n IN lieu 6srsSf
fL.ssn. ~ .SsT .15sr; four art. of vpess one pound
sds%s n,ns 9. or 0nessS foeSS pound.
sood hard dipped tslov oaDditi four DO nds rood
sard br9yn soap; two quarts Of salt; snd one hun
dred r.,ion.S SIX pounds OF potatoes, 70 each hun
The increased allowance of four ouoo.. of sou,
provided, will cease, 81 the term nation oi the
present nsurrecton, and the ration De as provided
o{ {rs laS and resulatlons on the lst 81 July, 1851
ne peel shall be delivered the order OF TIE
comman lang Cflcer OF esch station, either In bplk
or bJ the slnGle FatOn; aud shall consist OF the
Be gs:t su.ity Of Rnd: nsmsa sSs to
All bids must be sooOmpsnied BY the fouov1ns
Form Of Gra,astss
Of Inc M uods5sslsned, s6s - ~,of|5,in the state
hereby guaranty that in ca;s ths S fofeso,Sa s 81
6ld Of - for ratIons. a. above desoribed,
s The o9nt.s Il ~. fss Pom tef S.y. Me-
execute the contract for the came, with rood and
Al enter nSo oon rsct as AFORESAID, we tusrsnty
70 make good the didereece between the Offer the
sald --- and that which may be soc pied
"ltness; = D., Guarantee,
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ONWESS66tbE SS66tEEREP s4EFNWEyyEE sEyEN oS6AyE o6gAA,ysE ROSE
e METzEaoT1r Masis esoss.
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herehy certify that the above named
sre known 20 me az men Of property and sble eo
make good their guarantee 81 n
= tIo6s StsHed by ths United States District tsdfe
UHtfed States Dtstrtef Attorney. OF Colisefor. -
No prOposal will be considered unless acSSm-
panied by the above guarantee
NNewspapers authorized To publish tie above
Wl send the paper containing the st ins n, on to
this once for examination
Proposals. 70 be end Irssd - Proposals for RatIons
w. n. SLACK,
ae ~ lav4W Major and q .teTmaster-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

same policy 10 secretly advocated 10 . very
great extent by the democratic newspaper.
They laugh .. the ruin tasv themselves have
caused, and would eco their own country
made ono vast waste. rather than the peo-
pls should rule. Even In Maine No have
democratic newspapers ieeuing with Sian.
ders and abuse Of the people Of the free
Statcs-abuss OF their institutions, the night
Of suffrage. and FREQ labor at the same
breath eItolling Treason and rebellion
against the laws snd the government. These
political scaveneers praise tho traitors Who
fro into, SPIT upon, and trail In the dust the
American Gag.
Treason 10 the free States must be smoked
GU, and punished. The man who 10 labor
Ing TO destroy ths government that gives
HIM, his family. and property security and
protection. forfsits ell claim TO respect, and
dsssrvo not only TO Be despissd. but should
be made to feel that laws arc made for jest
such traitors - he.
I. 10 time to speak openly and plainly
upon this matter. Instead Of spending oil
our ammunition upon southern sscessionists,
let Us take cars OF the traitors ct home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
By the President Of the United States.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The Law. Of the United States
ha,. been for some time rs-t AMI nov are
opposed. and the execution thereof ob.truet'
I'd in the States Of South Carolina, Geor.
gis. Alabama, florids, Mississippi. Louie
ians and TeIas, by q combination too pow.
sriul to b. suppressed by the ordinary
course Of judicial proceedins-. or by the
power vested In Marshal. by the law
Nov. Therefore. l. Abraham Lincoln.
President OF the United States, IN virtue OF
Oh. rover -e.t.d In me by the Constitution
and the laws. have ,houg IA, 81 TO call forth
the militia VI the several State 81 the In.
ION. to the aggregate numb-r of ,eSeniy hse
thousand. IN order 20 suppress aid eombi
nation, and TO cau-e the lss. 10 IL duly ei.
ecuted. The detail. Of this Object Will 10
Immediately communicated % the State al,
thoriti-- through the War Department.
arpcal TO al loyal eitir'ns % favor, iaeili.
tate, and AID this edur, 90 maintain tho
honor, the integrity. and sIi.t.nc~ Of our
Naiional Union. and rerpsiuiiy oi popnlsr
Government. aud % rdrcss the wrong.
slrcady long enough endured deem 70
rrnt-r 20 .,S that th. fret s-ryice assigned
o. the iurce. h-rrh, c.llri forth Will rr''hs-
NV ~ o. r~ps--.-- the iurts. place. and prop
srty which have hem .ciIi from the Unl'
ted State. and IN every event the uimo.,
car will -. oh,.I,ei consistently With the
uhrct .iJrc-aii. % avoid any de,as,aiInn,
any distraction II or intrririenc- with prop
eriy. ~ any disturbance OF peaceful citizens
IN every para of the country
hcryhy command the p-r-ons composing
the com hiratiOn Aiorr.sld 10 dispcr-c and
retire p~accsbly TO their r-spee Tive abOdes
within ~ dave iron this date.
Deesing thu, the present. condition ct
public af.ir- present an extraordinary occa.
.,on. | do bs-shy. in virtue Of the power IN
me ,--tsi nv the Constitution, convene
both llou--s of Congress.
Senators and Representatives are there
fore summoned io assemble At their rrspec-
tive Chamber. at twelve O'Clock. noon,
THURSDAY. the 18th day of July nvIi, then
and there 70 consider and determine such
measures a. ia their wisdom. the pGhlie
safety and interest may seem % demand.
In ~lin--- whereof lave herrun,o .et my
hand and caused the Seal Of the United
Satr- to BE- AIRED. Done at abe City Of
Washington ihi. 18th day u April. in
the wear Of COR Lord one thousand eight
hundred and .iIty.onc. and OF the lnde-
rendrncc " the United States the eighty.
eth.
(Sirped) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
wntl.s II ssw.rD. See'y Of State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

The follssine res- n. have been installed
~ us-rr. Of Cry.,d fount DIVISION Of ; OF
7. II " wNlirnn. ". L. D,-,ine
SIaaliin.. ". 4 Jane Mnr,lock. Il :
:. : Sparkling. 4. q. ) A.. At.~t,
7 :. Ja.on farHr 7. T. Murdock
Chap. \ J Hal, {. Il. u. Irish. A. {.
VIM q Gle. J. ;. Jarru. Cha-e. U :.
Th.. Division "a. organized one year ago
A. the COMMENCEMENT there were but IN
members. now ~ have good number Of
setire. working msDber.. Already We e,n
So that great good has been done in thu.
village. i0urs men and middle aged men
have been reclaimed. We are now IN =
very pro.Psrou. coalition. and intend TO
work until osr " mission is accomplished. q"
BuesssId. April IS, ls5l. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
Tho " Maine" appointments.

With regard to some Of the appointments
for this State under the present Admins.
,ra,ion We desire to eIpress no opinion.
There are Others. that commend themselves
to the good judgment Of all true rrpubli.
cane. Tho appointment Of Mr.. More Of
Bath, Consul 20 London. 10 q high eompli.
men, TO Maine and 10 10 q good place be-
slowed upon worthy deserving man. The
appointment Of j. y. Pike. who has tor q
long while teen an Efficient corr,pondent
and writer for tho New York Tribune. to
Switzerland. 10 y selection eminen,ly ft TO
be made. The hard fought contest for the
colleetorshIp at Portland resulted in the So
lection Of Hon. Jedediah Jswett. On the
whole We think this a good appointment.
and while we say this. We do not intend il
q. any di.paragement to either OF the other
candidates. They were oil good men and
either would have Gllci the place with hon.
or 70 themselves and the government.
There is not an appointment in Maine that
gives Us 90 much satisfaction as TO see our
old parsonai friend, Charles j Talbot Of
Wilton. awarded the Surreyor.bip Of the
port OF Portland. Il MAS q Ct tribute to
one OF the mo't worthy men in the State.
Mr. Talbo, although young man was one
Of the pioneers In the republican party. No
man in the State rendered more Efficient Ger.
vice in placing IL upon q permanent basis.
for three or four years, no has been mar.
tyr to his vigorous efforts In the campaign
Of 1856. lie then broke down his health
aui for about three years was confined to
his bed bys relentless. unyieldins disease,
much Of tho time connected with the mos.
acute suffering. Ansturally good constitu.
ton and the faithful nursing Of kind friends
q, length brought him up IRON sick bed.
again to takes part upon LIES great theatre.
Hundred, in and GU. Of our State will re-
joics with us in the wisdom displayed by
the President in this appointment.
Maj. Dole as Pos. Master Of Portland will
make an excellent officer. He has been .
hard worker in the party and We doubt not
will Gil that responsible place to the entire
satisfaction Of ell concerned. While our
good old County Of Oxford in the distribu-
ton Of the spoils has received next to moth
Ing, wo are grsti6ed that an or,sinsl Oxford
boy iithe persoo Of Washington Long. Esq'
has been appointed to the COllec'Or'h'P "
PASSPORT. Mr. Long is an sscelleus bust.
ness man. and will b . popular officer.
Geo. =. Talbot Eco Of Machias 10 q gentle.
man OF fine legal a,tainssnss and bis sp.
poin.ment - District Attorney will DO mi.
VERBALLY regarded sound and judiciOus.
While IN common with the friends OF Col.
A. d. White Of Baek6sld, We believe BE-
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should have had the place Of Marshal Of
Maine. 20, IL must b admitted that Charles
CLARK Eco Of Auburn will be an sfhcisu,
officer. Hon. r. L. Ilsmlin 10 just The man
for commissioner. There will be no trouble
b,,ween Abraham and Queen Vic. about
+" fishing grounds. Is lons.as the iacssiou'
Elijah holds tho Z" rod 4" and guides the
Boat. Col. winga.e takes the collector
slip at Bangor without . competitor, re-
markable thing and worthy Of note. In
making an entire new batch Of appoint
men,s there always will be some mistakes.
bot sueh blunders as . general thing ought
no, to DO charged to the administration.
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Smoke Out the Traitors.

The crisis now upon us present" tho dis
tine, question, whether or not tho Govern.
men, shall DO sustained. !, isa question Of
country or no country. This makes an IS
cue upon which every man must take ''de-.
No matter how much man pretsud' in
,bc-s Troublesome times no matter how
much patriotism he has upon HE lips, u he
has none in hi. heart he 10 traitor. Thi.
lead, u, TO speak OF men We end in the free
States.
Caleb Gushing boosted that In con,e.,
for the Government against the rebels. q
largo party would DO found in the free
State. fighting for the South. And he vas
very distinct IN his enupeiatiou the, this
wa. the democratic party. In this he spoke
the truth, although We do not crcdi, tile
allegation that the number would oompri-s
all that have formerly acted with aipar,y.
We have ourselves heard two or three dem.
ocra,. say that IL there is any Sighting to he
done they shall join the South. There~crc
jus, such characters in revolutionary times.
some Of them got their deserts. and tested
the virtue OF hemp some Of their descend
ant. among Ne may share the same inelo.
rious fate.
We have large class OF men in the free
S,Ates whoss patriotism 10 not skin deep.
They may love their country. bat they love
the corrupt old democratic party better.
They SEEN to forget the fact that this same
democratic party they now worship has
been the direct procuring cause Of the pres.
ent distracted condition Of the county,
this party alone was found the traitors who
have ln.uitsd our aas. and raised the stan
dard Of rebellion. These thieves and rob.
bers. after stesling our forts. stealing our
arsenal.. stealing our ships, stealth: our
arms. and stealing our money. turn up tier
conscience sea:ed countensnces aud iecisrs
tina, the sisciion Of L,nooia !. the cause OF
oil these troubles. These men. led by
conspirators, are trying every means and
tIhsusting every eIpedient TO embarras.
Lincoln in his efforts to turn back the ruin
brought upon US by the misrulo Of demo.
cratic traitors. They have their pimp'
sca,tered round through our villages and
citiss. writing the mos, foul mouthed calum.
mics upon the northern people. These false |
ho,ds m DneAy In IN, tyaitorous ua M r. of the /