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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17
4 OHANCE 70 MAKE N0NBYy
FIRST RATE CANvAssERs WANTED
The Four Engravings Of
COLES voyage OF LIFE"
PRICE GREATLY REDUCED
Published BY
ABBEY 4 ABBOTT,
No. l1s Nassau street. New York.
SOLD By SUBSCRIPTION ONLYll

TT HAS LONG BEEN THE DE-
sIRE Of the proprietor Of the oriR Rinsl paintings
Kew. GOrham D. Abbott, Lii. D., Of the spinger In
stitute n. 10 70 have this magnificent series alleRo
rilsl line engravings. put into every house in our
country, ieelinF that the moral OF such a work OF
art cannot fail 10 do much good.
Kew. William AdaIlA DID,, Of New York, 10 COM
mending the engraVingN. says; "A good picture, TO
me, Is great lesson. II Is truth made visible. A
prsospt u more didactic orm may lapse from uem
orr, but never forget tLS moral Of picture"
Owing e Mr.. AbbOti1 " sralitY, the publishers
are enabled 20 furnish the nane grado OF pictures
which we're formerly sold af SO the sstl a. greatly
reduced price.
MONEY CANNOT PURCHASE A sUPERIORi {
Il has bson dosmod best 20 u1l the work sxclnaiEs
CisrFymen, Teachers and Students, IN our Semi
uaries or Colleges, Who have some uneocuped time,
and who desire nobls dlgnihedy and useful oocupa-
tion, hich will also PAY, viii do well toeanyas Tor
Zach AEsnt VIII Be- assigned certain district to
be chosen By him, and one will Be allowed to can
vas any part Of the territory Of another. Nor viii
any Of the pictures Be Pot IN any Othe book OF print
stores 90 that n person desires . purehAse, be
must lake Of the agefta, n not et al
ba-ARencies VIII Be given only 70 GENTLEMEN.
and some certificate OF good moral character viii be
required before employing agents. Applications for
Ell. WILLIAMS, Publishers Agent,
.,,.L L,.s.,,,. NED Aitwhssr b6StHseinss, 6Hs1
ianI0iuttas ..s NifIes4nai Valos
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THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
VERT, win take notice thas on the lltn day O
January, A. y. l56, aad Frances klFeft ngq ~ $40
Court her Petition against ktnf pIaging llat tAs
marriage contract now existing befseen tAein De
dissolved, alleging cause thezalar 6rOsl Ne leei
Of Duty" extreme cruelty and habltual af9nAe15-
noss. for period o. over three years 1ne aeienq-
ant Is required 20 appear and ansEer Wltnln 81
~ p II. BRE8LIk.
fantq-3qa Plainfffaa ATTORNEY.
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PRIVATE Dis
EIlh all p -. - -. -


With all bad Effects arising thsrsirom, iuclnding
DEBILITT Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATlOE.
He has succeeded ln curing cases IN this city soua
Of whom had expended HUNDREDS oi dollars with
sel-styled physicians Who 2rol % trt az private
maiadies with success, and without receiFing the
least particle Of beaedt.
Dr. Gi BsON does nol boast that he o. 8 ua1nb-r Of
sona Collegs u London Or Pariss e perh4pa sous
Eud who bold out great expectations le re-
allEed. But what Or. GIBSON might boast Of &
this, that be 3 able % give entire satEaction C
th01e who repose ecuhdenee 90 his siity and integ
rty, and thai b. has perfected an American system
don or Paris, or any patent medicine % sui iqr the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases
derAngements, both mental and physical, arisina
from sexual OF secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims Tor bis new treatment The
tolloWing adTantages an others et dilcoF1rad
and drsts the agents used are IN 70 psi disagree
able be uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, nor any other deleterious dug: 1aculdI
no restrictions n diet Of ouaiuess is qqre lhlra-
BE stands prepared 60 into any public FriFgft
hospital IN the United states and daDuulfrdte TIE
other now known &c the world p point o. prompt
ne. perInanencyi niidna9t, slisiJ and conFenienol
Dr. GIBS0S is permanently heated IN t'levsisld
and has during the past nine mgHlhl performed mrug
cures Of diseases which had l1r years ruEi1tad as
other moles Of treatment. Reference can be given &C
individuals Of the irst respeciabiliy In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities On reEard &c
skill and integrity IN All professional transaetinns.
diseases treated with superior slooess.
50 Medicine sent % any part OF the eountrT
DE- 'GiBsos's New Work on PhysioloEy Tor ssl
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetropatiy and 1fssfebe,
ss- oass Nq. ~ Ontario ssrosi, up 'isirs. . ssu
Oiaoe houTs iFun 70 Z and from 20 tos O'Clock
daily. tsundaga e1oeptsd-l Euz9
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TIE SPEQK OF war DIHINISHIYG

BIebIs Collector Refuses to Homer Govern
ment Drafsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17

PHYsIOIAE OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
=,

DR. R. J. LYONS,
PHYsICIAE OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL OVER THF
IN the Country a. the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
land, Ohio, (oppusite the Post Ocs, two doors -
e Hanman'a Bock,l on the follsWlnT dates of asci
and svery month, VIZ;
l5t ID llh l2th l3th l4th ard 30th.
EBA PAMPHLEr,Is
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LTox's Lie. Study
and extensive Travels, has iust been issucd b lin
which can b obtained az bis once b. All vhe inaiu
kPPOiNTMENTs ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchaut's Hotel, formerly % iiiu1 Housr
each mouth, 9th, Zath and 26th-
RaFeuna-Collius House e ch month, "a ana sth
AkroH-Emf tru House, each month. ith End ca
REluesville- CoWirs House, each uoEth, 2arh
MaaltllOn--Amrrican Hotel, each month, audIc
IiJria--beofe House, each month"; ldth aud iTfh.
BellsVue-B-lleYue House,oach month ,lCth q zIst
hurWalk-Amaricun House, ealh muulh. l5and
Adrian, Mlch.-Each month, 2ld and I'd.
--MaBsfsld-27tii and 25fh.
Dr. LYONS proiesses O. discern diseases By thg
Eye. he, therefore, asks no questions, nor require.
the patients % relate any oi their synpruus. con
9ne and all and have your gym ptoleg and the luca
su1 ofyour disease 81 Nplaineds Tree Of charGo-
MAXIM sTRIOFLT ADHRRED TO.
give such balm a. have no STRIFE
Win nature oE The laws Of iiias
With blood ny hands / never 1tains
Nor PuIsuN men % ease their p1ir.
p. .b.-Dr- LYON pledges his sacred Wqrd and hnru
that be viii IN noWise, directly and indfre-fv ~
duee or cause any Invalid % take his uedicius Eih-
oa9-Ionsu ltafinn and adEice ffae 07 char-s -
The ponF utli ~ ltr-r5tllF rssHIaiaarsa DIS
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BaiiaFrs.

pROOKS S. q. 3 Z. ", BUILD-
Eks, Also Manuiactarer1 o. Doors. Blinds.
sa1ht brackets and Az kilts q scroll-5auing nd
Gothic work. Particular attention raid q FIffi5-
% store Eartory on Division street near Crafr5
DREPARE AGAINST FTRF---
J Constantly on hrnd and i8r sale br ths l--rt rf
bis depot 30; g superior street lsfrs ars5rff1ant
aALANAkDER sAFFs, 70 Vrhish -. -ti-tfi51
tn7 gloio e called q. \. REYNOLDS.
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It's principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DURABLErT, EAsE IN WcRETvq.
LEAN III NEsS,
And its Impossibility 70 Freeze UDI
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
IT or THE SPOUT, doing away with the com
pllc1ted machinery Necessary 90 accomplish 10th
Ifs plicity makes % lees liable % zaf ouf o. order
than any other Drawer. Tho Curb Bucket, lo.. ars
substantially made of The best material iha whole
being calculated 70 meet @ q wants o. g. public
Water eali Be Taised N Iess fue han ~ aav
other cay.
Il Discharges from the Bottom Of ihe Bucket.
sFAll the power required q to raise the weight Of
water in the Bucket.
Please ezamins DATKTN's WATER DRAWER
before purchasing say other. Affrpss
JAMES pANklG CO.. pronr'u
fAcfo2E-1O3 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DB-stste and County RIGHTS for aals. address a.
\ ora -,nUll- laf
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WAoTERiS SALE.-PUBsUANT

MN AoI En- . = n y n ~ = - = ~
lV TO the Command Of deerstal order q sale is-
sued IRON the Court Of Common Pleal, or Cuysh'lga
ounty Ohio, At the suit of James T. AoUaIs pain
fif asainst Susan b. smalsy, defendant, 70 me d.
ructsd shal 0or for sale, at public a1csiqus e. ne
oor Of the Court House. IN the city OF IN
said county the 18th day Of January, lsoii a Two
o'clock p NJ, the following described prenlises
ulauely, q lot of land sltuttrd in the toEnshtp %
Bruoklyn. NOV Cleveland, "a eal elge,l being No Z
In the thirteeulh ll3thl range Of toWui1p5 IN me
Conpaefic1t estsrn Reserve Ia the State d ohio,
aud which s also In tha county Of uI ahogas and L
n the city Of Clsvelund and j. known a. part Of sub
lot No tkrea hundred and three tSfJ, iG beueoicf
Root alotmeug Of part 0f original lots Nos is and
al and is bounded a. follows, namely northerly b
su-l0t No. 3Ol. sasterly hy an alley westerly y
Btrcli street; and southerly By line drawn froni
the easery fine Of Blreh street and = eet southery
from the northsaEt corner OF said sub Lot No 80
and paralle with ihe nnrth liua Of said sub Jos S,
eastery s. feet thence AZ right angles with this na
south two 2l ieet thence easteriy and at right Al
es with the last line siK co. ceti thence northery
al right angles with this last line Two ~ eet thence
eastefly right anglus with this last line end par
Iel with the north line OF said sub lot No @ % said
alley, Be the same more less but subject 70 ali
legal highways. Appraised value -Four undred
Dollars. fef00l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17

FAIR IA YEN OYSTERS. :
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEE Plant Oysters, being tha largest and fuest
Oystors caught e this season o. The year sro re-
ceivcd daily by Express IN cans and kaq1 and for
sale only ~ }. n. "a, ., GORHAlll,
ootoskb lsi 9uptri0r 8trost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17
OYSTEPSi OYSTERSll OYSTBRS!ll
0KSTER8, OKSTERS,

- -------l - --a-aas
IANN & cos
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
% far hmsd
BALTIMORE OYSTERS, So
In Cans aIsd Kegs, warranted ifosh and iro,. from
shells, aud superior 20 any II ths market aud are
now reCsived daily By
J.H. A. s. GORUAM,
l0i GUFEnfol gTHFHI,
Who ar the only authorized agunta Dor l1is city
We prepared 70 supply country dealers Filh anJ
qrantitl, gnd 81 any time. Ihaas Oysters SO put
up under the supervision Of
slR. JOSEPH r. MANN. ff
Whose r-putatton 4 sufficient GUARANTEES alone for
the good 7aliteg Of the Oysters We will guarantee
them eIrHl m sire 10 any Oyster put q IN Baiti.
more, and are ready % supply our country ffienda
cheaper than gye-. We also keep
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
By the l,trral or bushsl. Hsnnf5otarers OF every
kind q o., Tsrs, and Of superior qAlity, which
JH-&AB. GORHAM.
oct3Rln. lGf buHerioratFeet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17

THE STATE OF OHIO, lin Court Of Common
Franses Elyert,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17
DAYKIN'8 WATER DRAWER.

TIE most simple and Efficient neehils Ho1 n uss
for sIeBatiSg inater from soslls Of any asPth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17
DRUGS attll ltaieiufs,

a ,t IhAvs a large varsity Of The
'gI{ ll,,es, S''t Find Of Trp''s'' af WIN. FisKE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour-Msrket heavy, Gn'caisd and
jal5' lower. sa!es Of lG.4i1 barrels ut
SO 90a4 60 io' superfine STATE; IA
15 for ezra Stat; 81 75li % fJf super
fine Western; 81 o0a4 GO for common 70
medium extra Westc n; e. 80l4 % Tor
shipping brands ex,r1 round hoop Ohio;
s. UOa6 80 for trade brands do. market
closing unsettled with strong down.
ward tendencT.
I Corn Nesl--Steady with sales Of $50
orls Brandywine at So al ,at,
Whisky-ln fair request, with sales Of
$50 bris at l5iljI,.
Whea'--Oyened doll and unsettled.
and closed heavy a. 2aic llwer. Sales ot
$1,000 bush Chcag, Springs AZ Soa96c
$4,000 hush Nor,hwestsrn Club al sGa
sc; 1900 bush Of Raciao Spring a
92a97c; &c. COO bush Milwaukee Club a
72a90c.
/ Ryc-Uncharged viii. s.'es or l,GO(
bush State at G7aG3c.
/ Corn-salcs of6S CC0.bcsl 4! d0a49
: for new iaiEed Western aod 5Oi5lc fo
Western Y-llow
I Oss-Dull a 2Ge2ac for Western an,
Canadian, and 3Ja3lc for S.a'r.
/ Proyisious-Pork market dn'l and "a
sier with sales o! 325 brlsa' 5lI IS 70
me.s anG 10 for prime Bet dnn on
drooping Sales of 900 br'a a. 4al 81 fo
prime; 5 j9a so for mess; 3tl2 for 'e
packed mess; l0all ior extra mess.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
Enr the Lancastor Gazet!c.

MEssRs. EDITc cRs:-Haying ordered the
of that trairorous and
BLACKBOARD sheet, the Ohio EaGle. now
ask 10 be placed on the list Of the more
congenial and more respectable Lanca,tsr
Uaiga. II rejecting The Ohio Eagle, it
is not 10 be unders'o God at all that | am
not a Democrat, or that l have united
myself with ary other than the D mo-
cratic party, but Voul2 have it under
sto d that will not permit any such vii
ainous, traitorous sheet TO enter my
house. | a0oyld have it Understood that
| will not contribute to the support OF
any paper, or to tbe support of any in.
dividual who is ing all hc can to "aid
and comfort" the enemies OF our county.
The Ohio Eagle is not only a disunion
sheet, but it ever refuses to give the "ers
that is trauspirjng, see local paragraF h
Of last issue, hut devotes its columns TO
cqmpl.ints and Outrageous abuse Of those
who have gone out to Put down this
wreiched rebellion.
have long been subscriber TO lht
Eagle, but with it and It's trailorous Ed
,tor, am done. Peace to Its miserable
ashes. Respectfully
WILLIAM WALTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
Southern Items.

LOUISVILLE, June 29.--H R. Walker,
British Cnsul at charleston, passed
through here last evening. going South
The Journal this morning says the
Colonel OF State Guard regiment, who
was to have been stationed a! Columbus,
resigns, being unwilling to support the
neutrality policy OF Kentucky. lie is a
Secessionist Itis though the presence
of a regiment at Columbus will produce
much trouble, and is only tick Of
Magofias TO create panic in that re.
gion.
The Same paper has a letter from Pa.
ducNh, saying that Union men dlG not
vote their strength; many were forced to
vote for Burnett.
The Nashville Union Of the 29lh Gays
Colonels Hsrdee and Magruder have been
appointed Brigadier Generah oi the Con-
federate army,
The Nashville City Council aprropri.
ates $75O,000 for a residence for the Pres
identa as an iuducemen. TO establishing
the Capital thcre.
Joshua Pearl, of Massachusetts,, Super
inlendent Of the Public Schools, has been
notified 10 leave.
The Memphis Avalanch Of the 98th has
an account OF the seizure OF the steamer
City of Alton, and probable capture Of
1000 Cairo troops.
4 The New Orleans Delta's special says
Hurlbert was arrested at Atlanta as spy
and deIiYered to the Virginia authorities
If the evidence is not sufficient to con
vict him. he will b. turned over to the
Confederate authorities
Stephens was advertised to solicit snb
scriptions Of cotton for the Confederac!
al Llnconton. Ga, on the goth ofJune.
The State Treasurer of Georgia give
not'e that, on account Of tho war witt
the Noitern anti slavery States, the in
teres: on coupons and bonds of the States
payable in New York, must be redeeme
al Savannah. @ ..
An advertisement announces the re
opening of tho Confederate loan at sewers
) places in Georgia. 1t says only Sll
J 100000 of the Sl5,00o,oOO has bee
subscribed. b.r
.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

We hope We may hear that the day has
been observed with more than usual care
and ceremony throughout the allesiant
States Of this Republic; the moro so, for
the reason that We cannot hope for its
observance 10 those States where treason
bears sway. Surely ifthey have stricken
down the ensign of the nation unwilling
that its graceful folds should aaunt
against their sky, if our national soags
of freedom CRATE harshly on their oars.
they cannot hail with delight The return
Of the day which celebrates their deliver.
ancc from a yoke 10 which they already
intimate Willingness toreturl. 5a1i,s . .i.'.
We publish elsewhere 10 torday's pa.
pcr ihs Declaration Of Independence, and
hope will be carefully reat'aud cdnsid;
cred by all. Let US remember the eifec,
this important document had in concen
trating the energies Of our fathers in their
struggle for independence; lot us still
con slider it as containing the true doc
triues upon which our nationality is found
ed and by which its existence is TO be per.
petuated And ifto.day We cherish the
doctrines Of the Declaration of Ind spend
ence, we cennot look with indifference up
on the efforts now making to sustain them
nor fail to pray that soon they may be
fully recognized in that portion of oul
country where for the present they seem
to be Ignored.
II, to day, we hold in grateful remem
brance those who sacrificed so much tc
establish for US the principles Of tina
declaration, we shall not forget those o
Tour countrymen who have now taken VI
arms for their maintenance and perpetua
ton. Let us hope that, living or dying
they may be covered with victory ant
glory. Nor let US forget those who hRv
already fallen in this contest. Severa
brave officers and gallant, soldiers hayt
attested their devotion to their country
with their lives. Let us hope that wha
they Tough, for may soon be attained, ant
that the earned promotion they seemed l.
have missed on earth has been clad upo
them by the God of battles iii front of til
!, shining armies Of the Just. 8fE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
ewon "wednesday Of last week. pur

suaut to previous notice, the rsspiug and
moving match between "Kitby's Cham
pion.' 'RusseI's Patent,"f 'Hubbard's s and
Bslps," came of on the farm Of David
Pence, in Pleasant township. urder the
management of Messrs Wright. Purssll.
Pence and Weaver. agents. Present a
large corcourse Of formers from all parts
Of The codnly. Tho lollowing gentlemen
constituted the committee Of arrange
ments. viz: Theodore Busby, r. Emick
VIM. Frio0d. Charles Friend, - Cope.
land aud Jeremiah Miller. Before start,
ing tie machines twas agreed between
the several agcals that the farmers pres
ent should Judge OF and detcrminerheir
relative merits they were frs, trie! a
resping and then stmoSing. All The ma
clines cut 80 well and 30 Dearly alike ,ha
no decision was made as 70 which worke,
the best, There was, however, some diI
ference between them in pin. Of faeilil
and rapidity Q! changing thsm from reap
ers to mowers. In this "Russcll 3 Pat
cnt" had decidedly the advantages; tn
changing in this machine requiring bu
81 minutes. whereas ia the others It too
from o TO ten minutes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
Another PrOclama,ton from Benurcsnrd.


Another Proclamation from Benurcsnrd.
WASHINGTON, July f.--Gtn. Beaure-
gard has issued another proclamation,ior'
bidding the passing ofany person through
his lines except with a pass from JEFF,
DAYS.
Another skirm,sh occurred last night
near Alexandra, between tho Fire Zou.
aves and party of rebel scouts, II is
reported that z9uave and six rebels were
killed
1t is considered certain that The House
of Representatives will bs organiIed
promptly OF Thursday and that the Pres.
dents Message will ba delivered on that
day, and that there will be quick dis
patch of business.
The troops across the Potomac ask iol
more artillery. They will secure it be-
fore nm advance movement is made,
The Richmond Enquirer declares tha
all the enemy fear is the Federal art'l
T leIy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

Office. the counting house and the field
may well be abandoned Tor tho solemn du-
ty that is upon Us. for all the toll, will
but bring treasure, not Tor ourselves. but
for the spoiler, if this revolution is not
arrested. We arc all, with our every
earthly interest, embarked 10 mid ocean
on the same common deck. Tie howl Of
the storm is in our ears. and tho light.
ning's red glare is painting hell on the
sky" and while the noble ship pitches
and rolls under the lashing Of the waves,
the cry is heard that she has sprung a
leak at many points, and tha: the rushing
waters are mounting rapidly in the hold.
The man who, iu such ar hour, will not
work at the pumps, is either maniac or
q mos:er,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
cnpt. staGord,s CompralpyI.. I.

Just before going to press, Door. ScoTT
returned from visit to the camp of the
lst and Cd Ohio Regiments, now in Eas-
tern Virginia. They we're encapped 8
miles from Alezandria, 8 from Washing
ton, and about 8 from Fairfax Court
House; on secession soil. The members
Of the company commanded by Capt
Stafford are well, and in fine spirits, with
two or three exceptions. Peter Bena
dun and John Agshart are sick, and con
Sned 10 their bcds. Samuel Efgle il
slightly indisposed. Colonel M6Cook in
formed the Doctor, that the company
would bc discharged on the i7lh Of th'
present month, Next week we will pub
lish full particulars from DR., Scots jour
nal. 700 E.,'s ..ls
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
E,-post Mnster General Holt.


This Gentleman has addressed very
long aud able letter to Mr.. Speed, of Ky,
on the duty of that State to supper: and
stand by the Uuiou. This letter, unlike
those of nearly all Southern men who
write on the subject, places the blame OF
our present troubles upon the proper par
ties, and does not spare them. He deals
with the wicked rebellion and its authors
ashley deserve, aud urges Union men
every where to give all possible support
10 the, Government in its war upon Che
rebels. This letter cahnot fail TO have q
good effect in, Kentucky. We have only
room for the closing paragraphs of this
admirable letter. He says: .'.
No contest so momentous as this has
arsenip human history, for, amid alt thu
conflicts Of men and ofuations, .the lie o
no such Government, as ours has been a
stake. 0ut-rathers won our independ
ence by thelblood aud sacrifice ofasever
wears war, and we have maintained iHa
gaiust the assaults Of the creates. powc
upon the cath; and the question now il
whether. We are TO perish, by cur owl
hands, and have the epitaph of suicid
writtenpponl our tomb, Pheosdeal thro
) which We are passing must involyep i'm
mense suffering and losses for US all, lbu
| the expenditure of not merelybupdreds 0
f millions, but Of billions os treasure will b
made if the result shall be the ,pFeseryn
ton Of our institutions. ~ z W.T. 4
Gould my voice reach every dwelling j
J., Kentucky, | would implore its inmates :
il they would not have the rivers Of thei
!, prosperity shrink away as do unde
!, streams beneath tho summer heats--t
Z rouse themselves from their lethargy, an
!, az to the rescue Of their country befor
is il is everlastingly too late. Men shoul
.. apppal TO men, and neighborhood to neigf
borhood, until the electric fires Of fpatrio
2 ism shall fash from heart to heart in or
unbioksn current throughout the land.-
II is time 10 which the workshop, u