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LIss OF SPECIFIC Rn1EDE

liz E Ess f SsS Won e csds Esas d.
Saa-YGr CoBe, c,ytaE. Tss.hlns. ana w.Assal-
Sc. ]. 4@Fei Di.rrhr.. cho,sra 1nf.,.aru, AID Som
IA sgEoF cue, oriplas,, Dyssu.sry. q Bloody
EuH-
Ne. E-For CoRsta. Celas, luauenEa, and sOEe
10. s-Far rOolh-ashe. Yaee-aehe, and NsrAlEia
Nc. id..DTErrrs,l P.LIs-EOr weak and DesaaEea
SL1nseh, Constipation, and L4veF ConPlatnt
so Ii.-RoE FnlLE IEnEsrt AHITtEs, sean1y, Pain.
Ne .. ia@Fer IsasosTbs.. prosu.s Msn,e., and
n. isOFor c crosp, HoarSe Cough. Bad Breathing
No i1-SiLT RaErn PIIs-TOT EryHPeths, EruP-
n fsPRTS ~ ~ PTI1s-Ror Pain, Lameness,
or Sorene8 In The Cssest, BAek, Lolns, OF l4rahG
A-For HeVer Haa AEas, chin Fever, Dumb AEus'
Up PMFor PSsS, SiaI or Bsealns. internal or Il.
oAROr sSr., w.st, OF Inaalled Eyes AM EysBas
HaiiinE. Weak, or BIHE.ed sght,
C-F"r Cat1rTh, e inng sanding or recent either
VII Obstruction OF rr0fuse dtlchaFEe:
and shortening It's eourSe.
IAN acute diIeaseS such as FsVerI. Inaaurlauons
DiHHhoea, DySeuteTy, Group. RisugHtisui, Snd such
OEuIttr diseases n SeaFiet PeveI BeaEe1 nd Fry
dpelAS, ~ dTaBt8ge Of giving the proper remedies
PSonpty Obvious, hiri N Al Gneh cases u ape
AZ uAG \ eLALlEe otee1ae u oEtEn
ArreSted At once, and In All violence Of the
attack Z moderated, Che dis ed, and rem
deFed lels dangeTUul
Coughs and Co!dP, which are Of such frequent Oe-
e9ETenees and which often lay the foundation Of
diSeASed iunEI, bronchitis and eonFu ptIo1 ray an
be At once eurel by the Fever and Cough PiIls.
In al chronic diseases, such a. DyFpeTSi6, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles Pc
male Debility, and JTreguiarides. cid He1haehea,
Bore or Weak Eyes, C4tarrh, Salt Rheum, and other
oh eTuption, the case has specifies whose proper ap
P1eation WI Aaord cure in Alnnst eSeEy instance.
DYSpepsla. Piles or CAtHrTi, Headache FEMALE
Weakness has more than paid for the ten times
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

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NXAND AFTER MONDAY, SovemBeT asGh, i5S9,
" fSsssngeT Trains WIN leave BE5dsePoE1 q ia
lows, (ezndayS sLcsPts&l
1lsoo A n Nal TEain bt1pPing At an Isaffunu *
seW SeI EaiisiIuEy. EufnnitVsIIe Pink
Lin Kast Rochester. HsS1IfrSc Ro5tlfoWI
karEllle; AAesegsta. BsdfuEd, and Seu-
burg strives n PfTtSbuEEA a Es0o p ~
B4tttnaors at 500 A n, PhiIAde4phia Al
20 A. n New York 1t I2s3oP u. (D5onj
Cleveland At fsSo +. NJ Toledo Al Ial0A
- DIiF Z, e ecls A. ~. sd ehie1gO 1t
1880 P n KIpcess TraIn, stopping n an statEuus
except LEsrp0el, Smiths Very: InAEs-
tEys BssrsT, SsT Salisbury, East Koch
ester, EAEiTiDe, MAeeBSni. Bedford ard
SeEbuEEs arrives At PittSburEh At 20
A. NJ Baltinore At 61J0 p. n. PhilHdel-
Phh e $500 P. IL New York At l6Sz5 r.
~ CieTsland 81 Ist0 A. Al: IoledS a
12sS0 p. n, Detroit ~ 600 P. NJ and
Chicago n 11so 2. n
BOth these Trains make EE0se Connections It CgTe-
d1nd fftfluEEh for the pOi8tg Indicated abgTSs
al-0, ~ EEia panhiEic. BGGaio ahd SI6Eafl FsiIS
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave osveia1Id At 80 A. II Hpd s.sS ,, n ,,d
1EEiTe At bridgeport ht sS20 p. u. and 6=2s A. D.
Leave PfttGburEh n leo II. and 1;l0 p NJ. and
arrive At BrtdEePort At as A n. and eco P. II
EKrurEt0p Tickets 70 Pittsburgh ar.i return fS=s
Pare Arrays - low, and time naueh quicker than
any other route
Thr0GEh Tickets 70 All points IN tie Wet. North
and East caa be procured the once SO. q Water
street neEt dooFto spEigg House, Whseling. va I'D
Al Brideep0ET etation.
HEotKht eoafE1Ets will be madS At est rates II,
any point accessible by this road and its connections
No, - Water street With Freight gent At Bridge
port station. 4. HAMIBrOE. Agent,
JOHN cHAPMAS. Agent,
J. N NecULLOUGH, PTegideaf. - {.
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!gypIiIil a Mere1.riaI Dilease.

DR.. J. C. ArEE: Sir: I chseTfSIIT eom5IT ISi,b
the re4ue't Of your heEt. and report to you some OF
the effects lAve realized with yoar SarsapAriIla-
have cured with it. in my practices most Of the
Complaints for which It Is recommended and have
found its effects truly wonderful In the cure Of TEae
real and MeyenTidI Di5sdss One Of my patients
had Syphtte Ulcers In his throat. which we're con-
summing bis palate and the top Of his mouth Your
paEiilnI steadily taken cured him in i've weeks
Another Was attacked by secondary symptoms In his
nose, and the uieeFNttOn had eaten away eopsderl-
bic part Of IL. that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him But Il Yielded TO
my administration Of our SarapaIiiIS: tie uIesrs
healed and he is well again. not Of course without
9nme designation Of his face. A woman " no hR6
been treated for the same disorder by mercury RE
suuering from this poison in Fer bones. They had
0eeome - sensitive 70 the weather that on a damU
day she suffered eXcruciatng pain in her Joints and
bones. Che, too, Was cured entirely by your SarsA
E3rill4 In few Uceks- ! know from its formula,
Ehlcn yoEr agent gave me, that this prrparatiof1
sequently these trFly remarkable results with II
have not surprised me.
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OUR RnIEpIn BY MAIL

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Reb.r,. DleE, l.4E e.. y : !, e 2
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JNSt I'uLiiIAeli, IN a Sealed EageIope.
or THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CukE OH sPERMAroRRHQA, OF Seminal Weak
mes, Sexual Debility, HarV0usneas aud nyOlnntnTv
Physical IBsapacity.I -
by RoBr, J. CULyERwELL, II. D.
AHLt0f Of the SGgtfEi Bool, de.
The E9TtdFpRoWhsi author, 10 this hAHlfabls Lee.
nLS elsaFiy proves from hls own psrisncS that the
removed Without medicine and without dangeTOn.
surgical opeFations, bOugics Instruments rings or
eofulalsi pointing out mode Of once certain
and ehsctual, BY which every sufferer, no matter
what hh condition NAV be, may himself eAedplp
PrIrateft dHd radfeau1. This lecture viii prove a
bonn To th0uhanda aud Illouhauds
sent under sal to AAy address, polt paid, on the
receipt OG two poatAES staIapa, BY addressing DR.
box 1853. Ian2o
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Ayer's CherrY Pectoral..
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs Colds. Induenza, IIoRr1enass
group, Bronchitis, InoEDIenf Con.'
~ pIlon, aud for the RELIEF
OF COngumptiYe PatiehfE
IN adEansed Stages

In advanced StaSeS
OF the Disease.
This ls q remedy 30 uniVsrIally known tn any1D.s.
any other for the cure Of throat lung copiafnfr
LILY y Is 9see'a here TO publish the eVdenees OF IL
virtues. It's uurtyaiIed excellence for cough and
S9ids, and its truly wonderful cures Of puimonarY
nave MADE Il known throughout the civilized
even families, among them who have not sofas M
.2na eIPeTienee Of its eheetBBoma living tF1tly In
SeIots iisorderS o. tie throat and lungs AGSiI
Know the dreadful fatality Of these dlGofFr Id ~
1hey Know too, The 6tieetS OF this remedy ~ ,l
not 90 more thqn to them thafft 6as nov ri
tne virtues that Il did have Wheh making nc ers
9Ga nave won 20 strongly upon the edndeneo Of
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO.
Fer sale by A. C. GOOD Co, and by an DT1,.
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Sarsaparilla.
FoRPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

III < O414E L III O4ASOOs
And for The sssdy esss q tbs russoined r.Ei,tis.
Dihezse:
Srefaza aRI S,refsIorS J46seftoas, suei AZ TnaoEL
UiayL. .Szsh. Eispf'eHt Fi,3rleI. ErsuEEr, B'dseA
e, BotE5 BEEfHt, aHd al ska DiseaaEE-
oGKLEBp- Ind clh JuBe. 1859.
J. c. AYE 1 Co. Gents: feel Sc my duty 70 A.
kD0Eie5Es What your SarsapaTfIia has done for
Having inheritsl ScrpfuIGus Injection, have suE
L IuT6t cat in Ulcers cay ha1ds aHd hrIasi Eone
times IL turned Inward and efstres=eA me Al the
stomach. Two yeaFs aSS e broke OgE on my head
and covered my sea;p GBd ears with one sore Thich
Vas pHininl and loatfFsJLne beyOnd ueEcripisOu- i
tined many uedieines ADD seysrll EhysCians. but
Uithoat much releffrom anything In fhet, the dis
order grew worse At lenEth Ms tsjoiced to read
ia the Gospel Messenger that yOu had prepared an
tntion that anything you made mnSt le god. 1
seat TO Cincinnati and got IL ard used Is till cured
me. took IL - you advise. in E1latl doses Of =
bottles. New and hEaithy skin aoon beean to form
under the reAbs Uhieh amer uhile fen "a. Ny
the dEeaAe hAS gone from my sylteul Yea can well
believe that .rsl What saying when tell you,
ALFRED B. TALLKT.
81. An10Hz's FTre, Rose RrySfpslas, Tier and
Sah Rhs1Hl, Saald Head, RiRgs1oTE. Sore EyGI,
Dr. Robert VI PrebIs uTite4 from Salem Wy. l2th
Sept, ls59 thai he has cured inyeteFate case Of
Dyrop5y, Which Threatened 70 Terminate Italy by
dangerous attack Of HGEiqauHf ESyFipLlEI By large
doses al the sane; s1yb he eures the common Emp
tioalE 10y II constantly.
BroaaFoocle Goifrs OF .S,rvEed SseE.
ZeGul0n Sloan Of Prospect, Texas WTiies: Three
bottles Of your SarSaPariIIa cured INN Goffys
IA hideOus swelling the neck, which had SAL
fered from over two years.
Leloo5Thaa WHiLsE OFzSiaa IflloF, IEerias
Eierrdtioat, FSIldlE DiI1GiGs.
Dr. J. 3. s. Claiming. Of New York City, writes
Il most eheeEfuliy eomPy With the request Of your
agent In Sayiug have found your SarEaparillA a
most excellent Alternative in the numerous
for which ne employ such remedy, but especially
In Finale DiSedaGE Of the SeTUfn6us diAtheSis.
lave cured many inveteTate eses OF LrueOFTAoa by
it, and some where the complaint caused by III
eerufiOu Of the IdcTHE. The liberation itself vas
Ep1H enred Nothing within my knowledge equals
II for these female arrangements"
Edward \ Marrow, Of SsGbury. Ala, WTitsA: "A
dangerous or1ri0n tIfHoT Of the females in
my family. which had ds6eA all the remedies We
could employ. has At length been completely cured
| by your Extract Of SArsapATilIa- Our physician
thought nothing but extiFpEtiou could Afford relief
hut he advised the trial OF your SaTssparilla the
last resort before cutting, and Il proved ofeetHal
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
| Of the disease remains"
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UP EN1IH- Nhster d TanspEEtation.
L 81 CcLE- Ge51 Ttetet AEsnE. Dgrzs
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S;5SLI reesitsd and forwarded bI
go bhpi LLlON, Agent for WheelI6g ard yieinify
sPeGimsn Engraving. and Art Journal can Be Ete, ~
~ - ~ - ..--.z-. deels
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FFaleFnally yOurs O.v- LARlsIER. N. D.
llhel1aaliEgl, G0lLl, Lirer Ogalplafnt.


lSDEPENDEScE, Preston CO. Va. 9Th July.lSs9
d }. z Ayr: Sir: have been aHiketed With n
painful chronic RheHHlafispI tor long time which
6aihed the skill Of fhyBleans and stuck TO ma in
spite o. all the remedies could mud, until tried
your sArsapar1lia. One bottle cured me in tV-o
EeeFs aud restored my general health 70 much that
am Tar better than before was attacked 1 tlinT
II q wonderful medicine. u FREIN NH
jules Y, GeteheIl. Of st. Louis. writes: n have
been atcted for years with GectIon Of tie Lirey
which destroyed my health. 1 tried everything and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been a
bTOEen-dTTn man for So1Ra year, from M ofEsI
cause than dsruH9eAeHi Of tRe LireT. Nv beloved
pastor, the Rev MF. Espy. advised me 10 TN yof,T
Sarsaparllla because he Eaid he knew you and anv
thins you made was worth trying. BY the bIeSSiEr
OF uod " has cured me, and has so purified nv bIoi
= TO make = new Of me feel Young nSni,,
The best that can be said Of yOu Il not half oSd
SerfTTa' ChResT, TISlorR, EalaEgsmeat liberation
CdFfsf and EE'oliqtioa NJ the BOHsG
great variety Of cases have been rer,or4.5 n, -.
NheFe cures OF these formidable complaints have "a
suited from the use Of this remedy tut oiIr S;Ss
mere VIII not admit them. Some Of them NM ~
io9nd In opr American AlmAnsc, which tho aVsntS
OeioE named are pleaGed TO furnish ratil to All VIC
OyEPPttG, Hart Difeafe, FIR. Epflepr,, A.y,..1,
", Neuralgia - = :
1inuy remarkable errns Of these afISctfonR bnY.
taumnlRtes the vital functions into Vigor5TS 49,
And thus oTercOnes disorders which vuiIi ~ an,
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy b1S ioT,
oeen required BY the nRcossities Of the IoouIe ana
are confident that this will do for them nj tba5
medicine can do 80 t !l
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What shalI We DIM

UDoLPHO WOLVES PURE CoGSIAC
BRANDY.
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Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certiheAteS on hot
tie, and his seal on the cork.
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CTRANV AND STALK CuTTRRS,-A
- cOmPleta hsaortmSat Of Cutt6rs Of the most m.
proved lrlterRG, faT ALE At the AgFieultuIl Ware.
hSa's at tAssl9i SMITH 1uoRREii..
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No DiSuniOn!'

IN HTER OF fHE PRESERVATION OP TIIR
Union. I have received large lot of PFinta, Mus.
Has, Cheeka anl many other gOoit, az dIsuuiSu
Prees All thnee 6nyinG Gods Tor cash are respect.
fully iaVitsd to calf a JOHN RoEAlRR,S,
JAMS Ne. 81 Main 81, Ceatro wheeling.
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NOI-Psr Hsrer. CoasessIaa, sod InsAnzatIsn-
Sc.3-YoF worn FeVer, Worn Cole Victims tie
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UDOLPHO wOLFE's PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKY
All tho above imported and bottled Nv hin,sslf
warranted pure aRd Of the best quality
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
Republican Platform.

WHEREAS, The Government CT the United
States has been forced to call into the field an ar
my, to suppress rebellion and treason, to maintain
the integrity of the Union to enforce the laws, and
to protect the Government property, therefore be it
kesolved, BIZ the Republican Party Of the Terri
tory Of Washington in Convention Assembled, That
We have unlimited confidence in tho patriotism,
prudence and frmness of tho National Admin
istration and that here pledge to 1t, In Its ef-
forts to maintain the Union, to enforce the laws,
and protect the government property, our un-
swerving fidelity. ..t-' 49,.
Resolued, That we consider the preservation Of
our existing National Union, as the first OF all
patriotic duties that to its formation and exist
eucc are VIC indebted for all our national great
ness; and that by its pcrpetuity alone can be Sc
cured the identity of the American Citizen and
the fufllment Of the mission Of the Heroes Of the
Revolution, in establishing it as the great exemp-
lar of free institutions.
Resolved That we utterly repudatc and un-
ceasingly denouucc and condemn any and oil ef-
forts and projects looking to the formation Of a
Pacific Confedcracy. 49,. -. 81
Rssolved, That we cordially endorse The scnti-
meats Of the Inaugural Address Of President LIN
coLx, and hereby pledge to his Administrations our
hearty confidence and support.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

troops on the borders Of those States
claiming to have seeded, and then, that
the President might say, "Gentlcmcn,
we have the strength, but we won't
hurt YOU, because You might get mad"
Our Governor, however, exposed
such miserable cant, and in the most
forcible style ridiculed such trash as
protesting Union sentiments, and Mt
the same time counting secession SYM
pathies and support. Said he, "the
Government must be right in punish
ing traitors and in REFRESHING rebellion !;
she cannot be wrong in vindicating her
self and in sustaining her nationality.
l follow the flag and the Government
whittier it leads, supporting it, what.
ever may be the consequences"
The news from the interior contin-
ucs to be of the most cheering charac-
ter. Gov. Wallace is we'll known and
highly esteemed thcre-bctter known
than any Of our citizens, except, per-
haps, Gov. Stevens. lie will get there
a very large proportion of the vote; and
we assure our friends that the men who
expected to 60 there to tamper with
he ballot-boxcs, are known, and their
efforts will be baffled. The two wings
of the Democracy are extremely hos
tile, and we are assured will watch
each other closely. From our advices
from that region, we have but little
doubt that Gov. Wallace will receive a
much larger vote than either of his
competitors. West Of the mountains,
our accounts are in the highest degree
cheering. Everywhere our friends are
up and doing; but we say, KEEP on
The day is but short distance off.
Remember your foe is ready to do any
thing to secure success. Remember
the watchword Of frccmen as laid down
by Jefferson -" Eternal vigilance is
the price ofliberty!'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
Beware Of Roorbacks !

ALL SORTS OF LIES AND
CHARGES WILL BE MADE TO
DEFEAT OUR CANDIDATE
GIVE THEM NO CREDENCE
COL. WALLACE Is NOW IN THE
FIELD AS THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE
TO CONGRESS. HIS COLORS
ARE NAILED TO T1IE MAST.
HE MEANS TO WIN THIS TIME.
EVERYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE TERRITORY WE ARE
GRATIFIED TO SEE WITH
WHAT ENTHUSIASM THE PEG
PIE ARE RALLYING TO HIS
SUPPORT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
Progress Of tho Canvass.

Gov. WALLACE left Vancouver on
Monday last tor the east of the moun'
.tains. He is attended by that gallant
soldier in the Republican ranks, Hon.
Gilmore Hays, of our county. The
Governor-who wears his honors as
though the Office was made for him,
and he for the office-never was in bet
ter spirits. From q friend at vancou-
yer we learn that he surpassed himself
in his encounter with his opponents, in
his manly and eloquent defence of the
policy of the Administration, in his re-
ply to the qualified Union positions Of
his two competitors, Garfelde and Lam
der. Garielde pretends to be q Union
man, but he courts secession votes.
He says the Nortl, are the cause Of this
horrid rebellion, this damnable conspir-
acy against our Union. He deprecates
the results of war, just al though these
traitors had not invited it, with all it's
dread concomitants. His eloquence is
insidious, and he is not to be trusted BY
those who by their votes desire to ex-
pres their sentiment of devotion to the
Union. Lander confessed his ,ceak-
ness, said be had no plan, but had an
idea it was best to collect numerous
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

WASHINGTON ON THE UxIoN.-Jeff.
crson Davis Processes great regard for
the memory of Washington. He will
do we'll to read the great Virginian' 9
circular letter to the Governors of the
different States at tho close of the rev.
dictionary war. 1t would seem that
the annexed extracts must have escaped
his attention
"There are four things essential to
the well-being, may even venture to
say, to the existence, of the United
States as an independent power. And
the first of these tour things is, an in
d;ssoluble Union Of the States under
one federal head. 1t is only in our
united character as an empire that our
independence is acknowledged, that
our power can be regarded, or our Gre
dit supported among foreign nations.
The treaties OF European powers with
the United States Of America will have
no validity on a dissolution of tho
Union. We shall be left nearly in d
state Of nature; or we may find, by our
unhappy experience, that there is a ma
tural and necessary progression from
the extreme of anarchy to the extreme
of tyranny, and that arbitrary power
is easily established on the ruins Of lib
crty abused to RIGHTEOUSNESS. f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
Stand Firm! STEADY the WAsls Column.

stand Firm! steady the WAeae Column.
Republicans, Union men, patriots of
all parties, We who love your country,
who are willing in this hour of our
country's dire affection to sink party
names and party differences, and sup
port the Government in its efforts to
preserve our very nationality, be steady
and unwavcring now. Every vote for
Col. WALLACE is a vote endorsing the
policy of the Administration in its Of:
forts to crush out treason, to maintain
the Union Of these States, to hold in
tact the heritage of our Fathers, to save
from prostitution and pollution by the
vandal hands of traitors banded in arms
against the Government the National
Constitution, that ark of our safety, that
palladium of mans dearest rights, that
great charter of mans individuality, of
his ability for sclf-govcrnment.
Every vote for Col. WALLACE attcsts
your condemnation of every project
looking to the formation of Pacific
Confedcmcy.
Every vote for Col. WALLACE asserts
your belief that the election of Presi-
dent of the United States under the
forms provided for by the Constitution,
is no justification for secession, rcvolu-
ton, treason.
Every vote for Col. WALLACE indi-
Gates that he who polls it stands by the
STARS and Stripes" without single
one erased or polluted.
Are not all these objects worthy of
contamination Is not treason horri-
bic land should it not be rcbukcd :?
Is not the Union worth preserving p
and will you halt and be hayward when
our country is in danger? A popular
expression of our loyalty and attach
mcnt to the Government at this time
must be attended with the best results.
BE firm, then, and standby your can
didatc, and as certain as the eighth day
of July shall come our triumph at the
polls is certain.
Stand by your candidate and the
platform adopted by your Convention.
The results arc worth striving for.
They arc
Union and Liberty,
Wallace and Victory!"