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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-01-04

The Emporia NesOs has the following ad.
vertisement: e
POP Conn wASrED-Apply at the Office of the
Emporia NelCs.
All ha, Jake ! going to try it popped fol
a while, ell ? Quite an Improvement on il
in its liquid state, isn't it?-Barlington
Register. $50
Yes. it is very good popped" But we
advise yoa not to try it that way. You have
been so long used to the ''liquid state'' that
if you were to eat it popped. it might sur
prise your stomach SO much that death
would ensue; and in that case your town
would be without paper. as we do moi
know another printer in the State who
would be green enough to try to print 8
paper in Burlington. You had better moi
try the experiment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-01-04

The nsws is very nossger tbis wsek.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-01-04

gpREcxIERIpGE CO., xAsSAs, 40
WILL Pay TAXES FOR NON, BESIDE
Up. o. Addfsss-Emporis. Kas.
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i...l advertisements hfiy oent per square each
s.e.f,esofy Arrangement made viii tho Who
80 ~ ~. .ertIse ~ the year. with the pr -
.h.t.oir. a. uieasaft Tearly sfrsft-fsr .. h.s.f'I'
~in 1. eanfned strictly % heir reTulsf bN.i'''-'
q a e ~ ,.aVqH1ffssis. .t... ..fu
Af.ert' .~naeut. ia tie special not.ss column vi"
Ia charged fNo price -, s..ts.
kfss.ti.esnsnis kept coi,taniiJ o. iae iH''"s'
prlfs anf = Ast - -
f.,fss. not.ces published in Ia local eeiu4nn.' ~
- is- a.. under. viii BE- sharFed iqr ts'7 i'i"
A. n =. ~ ten lInes, ten cents per hhs. -
sft!..rnesi- rcaf IL for 10 sQcesie1 iiiA'' VII
l...rfoa three months, unlss, % .lri - on ~,
Aav alteration q a standing haffttt-shi.h 'ih
-,..,s - a renexai " the sauie, uhlrst e'Hsf"i'h
sfr-.-i upen by contr1ct.
krro-iieing ctn,idatos Cor Ofeo q eferl ae. t.p-
. sii he charged ne % lor each naine n tho Daily
80 - a. il tiss D. al WEEKLY, d''rftf - fi-
sd.fce. -.
.,....,. uiil be mate for Inserting iee noiiers o.
-. .,--i.rs sorlesies or Associations as follow;
~ e.-h notice not exceeding lines . cents TT
-. = tr.artias,: over eight iines ~ this rate
.f,...nfiak deaths with funeral notice aitas"'''
81 u1.l4ogt l.9tiee. tfee .~.-s.. ...,s,,
So,.css of FESTIVAL. Pisucs and fxeufsions yc.'s"
&, ty ioalsliuais Or Associations, Or - en"''"'''
II regular pfiees . - ..,.,..s ~
legal Advertisements inserted - VOC eeiIt. -s.s
Attornefs ordering, and payne ~ - :,
~ he legal pfoceeiires btf eniitflt' = - t.-
49,. p.ssliher nos accountable .or 80 assukas5 oi
.g.f .s,.ftIsesaef.ts tefont tas aaoa nffEee ''T
heir pablesil9a. ....--
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A. pr1-sf that tht niooi Purifier and Pills
purely ssrrialie have she CERTIFICATES - thosc eH-
.nrnt el..nsfs pfsfassers % 'fenef New York, ssd
ingte of e!uc.unail.
lie.4 Dr Rofaeck STe.iei Srfiess an1 Certificates
rliisacd ia canspitelus Iafi = tlils Taper 'fofa
fine O. fine.
Prils II the = aIsdl luasian Vegetable Bi0Od fIfi-
nsr 8 10 taftie. OF e. Ter hall dozen OF The eczn
sia.aiaa Nezeiabie bie1t rls. = rerls per bot ~
isares ~ 81.
Principal OEscs and ssiesrno1l. ~. Last rcurfl
81. 81 Baill ~ from Main St-- Cincizuafi y lab
asffrv. -. s Hammond Street.
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sooxs AND STATIONERY.

\ l1elnpnu0llS C0IlIlicl
.Uo,me.,ortty Bxpccfcss.
BAL EFT.
STILL IN GyLD,s REINFORCED
AND READY " ATTACK s.
nRAW your rat fen isam lOl Wa
~ bah street. where > %ANssy lsrge
s.eek a.
Bo0KS AND STl9eps, x
VAL aud Window Paper, Printing. 'Csp
Letter ard Note Papers. Gold ana iek
Lik Stsfis, States. Slaid leroils. e..
ing Ter CASH or RAGS, at srta prices
demand. Look out the New lnlcn ga. us ru
shortly ais, rfeT pe.iaiaF 20 fHe fiA.f fNitl
goods 81 Tfus fIrr Cfcar.
kS- country N-rchants Supplied Niia Nsl -
rooks ut Writing fagcrs Az lta. arau lii.r.
ocl. 5 ew-n q. hltfiiif
INMOTHN IlTCoMB'S NEW
Il WORK. Ie.sons in Ilfs: series ~ ta'a'iiar
kssays.
Cecil nr,erne-by Theodore winthrop.
Song- in Many ktys-ty .. y. Holsnts
The S.lver Cord-e Novel bl SA.rlcy bgelss.
The Cioisier and Hearth. ~ Mad. VIC ant p
os-es Charles Eeade. st
WI npcAlS0nNM'S
NJ AP OF TIKI STAT OI v AR, ine.ailrs ka.. rf
vi Virginia, ard part oi Mary land arf faeias.afs
wH IUcKNsnAMs.
A STw SUPPLY OF HAgpEE's iaGHT rs
y lAs1al Tactic.
Scots llfarifs Tactics.
ARMY kef.rlsfionss
vJaanio. - Ma-.ucl. Sa.'sl&g.n
ROCKINGHAM BoGk Siokr.
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Wosw VNs u CSAuvNM.
VMe H\OoA VMs

nre The most active and thorough pills
that have ever boon introduced.
Thog nc; 50 directly upon the Liver,
exciting llai organ 20 such al cXtent ne
that the system does not .'elapse iRto its
for,aef saudison, which il too apt TO be
ife ease with Simply pargativc pill
They are roatfV p
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l.. >. DECK & co.

IITIH Ut III . IHLI|tf-
~ Cons lerfv o. snat snp-lior aEtc.s -
v.stsr rro.f sltt $50 fas ,saIlsr sof ap plat.s.
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INSURANCE.

EfRF AID INLAND POLICIES
! ...r@.f &, - YES Iasssrsrra C,rnpsuv -
H4llf.fa. C1-lf.f.1ai
r f.-.f.. ........... .....s... a GO Co
TIRHzsD INLAND POLICIES ss.od
s tarf7-r - ws-.-e c1r-s-v. SRI - =. Ma
fash teartf t-.+ -s-.-+t. r-cp.pN.
FfFE POLICIES issoei IN she Fire r.
s-A1cs e arspaoy ~ Iiarfiof3. Cono~ottos,.
-.
Tysrnt NlE IN tee aloFt q az o. .abistcn
go -a- 80 -rrr--at ~ -sft- stie ra'cs. On ~
BAGEg 4 xegryS. hs-H''
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a Il x 7 II "A c 7

or As FIFTEENTH SEM ATNrsL STATE-
NEN7 II Ns c,s,iifioa or ia HOkb jNSt-
RANcE Ct,hP1Nl. Of ~ CITY of Ncie ie,t.
on 80 LEI day or zass9ry. lS"l.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS CO
THE AMERICAN EXPB ESS CO
Capital SI,00O. 900,
Forward daily from Terre Haute
by fast Passenger Trains

| IlREE Expresses daily for New
4 York, Boston, Albany, Bnft'o. Co sisrl,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton, l.icll'ni. Lfay
cite, Indianapolis, Green Cestle Atd al fai1'F lH
the Eastern States aus Canatas.
TWO Expresses daily ~ ThffFa. frr't,
wankie and points Northwest. also
TWO ExpFcsse- daily far -. i.o'ilr. hen s', 81
Joseph aud points West.
0SE Fxpgess df.iyi saI sran iH.f.iit iHs'.
ana.
The Company give prompt ATTENTION % ile f'i-
lection a ris and Invoices With Goods, alto c0leli
Sotes. Drafis. Ilils Il Exchange, Ac.. ard make
prompt returns when paid. Zach Me feraeI ~ tae
Company furnished With an Iron Safe - fle afcu-
flty ani safety oi an moneys Forwarded tyoaI Is-
presss
Rates low aud time ~ qp'ft as - sty oilsf
Rxpffss COMPANY
Order your Fright. Passags.. &c.. i'F ihs Aueii.
can fEpTcs- comrsfr
I.w. STEWART. Tm
Terfs Han'e. ini. lHlf atf
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HA6Eg I xeKyzs. a~'H''
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-15
he Weeklv Express

,s.sn<ses every ws,ip.-sss. atsi 80 per sisnpu'
ss-So paper senl without the Money, nor continue
a louser tnla than paid for
e = =. Advertising tn Weckiy, /,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-15
MEDICAL.
Scrorusa, or King. Evil,


Sa constitutional disease. = oorrupnsn Of the
o.oot, - which this fuid becomes viEiated. weak
@ia poor. Being IN thc circulation. u pervedes the
Nae'e e25, ana nay egys; ogi In disease on snypafi
ee oAieh it my nrs oefiroy. The sorofaoa- tAius
p Nsfiepsly c % ~ mefcugal disease, low living,
t.sriercd o. nfhealihy fccd impure alr. fith AM
u Sescresi isses'sa wsseeef be - cri
her iitary In The Guns an on Descending 'rom "a.
Tea,. . elilSIcg gn9 ihe tisd ard fourth genera-
tea;" Indeed a seems % - The rcd 81 Him .wha
ssys, iwal .sii a iHisases 81 Tie fathers uPou
rs elects commence by depo1uop non the hiocd
s erSsl N -s-s e-sss- mis- : .~pnes ~q ee ~ ss sS
hfCohss. s~elhngss and o. The surface. erupiicus
Andtho Aeita,. .ifri eqfiup.on, which genders The
Asfit VINES - T.. fs'es q hie' 80 that se'ta-
~ aNSltIt fleS ONck AssFc Tar leas poNo 81
Oi.skNsC wEskNEsS, ases; eonsequs q
Il SIS. aatri r.tl.>iue 70 strengthen az although
3 fhors lavigete,e tie syssessi "a
81 sf ifa. tttl mNaCr irCAU invsr'ssl.
sai. '..f 81 .n lle.Inafea
origin directly in this srrofuloi. ssxrgscA
mefv de-ffue.Ive olsessgs ci the 49,
tfain. ana. indcsd, g. al lie ofgans. ari.e
a. aggravated ly The fainc canse.
0us quarter 81 al car peoI4e age screnloas. theif
persons Hrr invaded - this irfAlHg iriccLon, asf
thef lesiia Is uncomiaoa tyii. To cleanse Il freni
tse fs sicl We fasst rsuQNsie te t.ood ~ an aiets
tfe a'ellcac, and iusIgogaio il - healthy fli
exefcise such medicine - supply In
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsapariiis
lie most oa,c,ua remedy Which the meicA sAlii a.
o1f Unes devise ios this everywhere prevailing.
AL fsal malaaY. l combined thm the most active
rtfeials that isVe been discovered fur the exprf
gaaoa 81 ftls foul disorder hon tue blood, AIE t.s
rtscue 0i the system from ia destructive c.nss-
ouencf-. Renee 10 should be employed fT ftn rurs
81 rot ouiy rcroua, tut also tho~s c'hef aes iea-
which arise from it, such
EFgYfve ana skin nfeases, 81 kuthoryi. f,fe
Kose. ~ kryareias, limplcs. fnstules. idotsi-
81. A.aigs aud llo.ls, Tuuols, Iciicr aisi sal
khtum. Soald Head. aingw ofm, RhcV-
taatisrn. Syrhfitc 81 NcrcurtAi
Diseases. llopsy. dyspepsia.
Debility. hrt infH.sl ~
C0fTflal alfIs nr. siIfi. fitrl
NlflsIoa ~ lnftie
l nta
Tho popular lclitf 20 nfty ~ The hiood /.
founded iu tfctb rtaitIa il drCoaer ailcu 81 a.
blood. 1he particular purpose afid virtue o. th-
Sarsapnilia y o. puny en1 fcgtucrate ths vital H.
a. without which solil health Is impossible in s,
|HIrH..
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,sT CONGREGATIONAL cnuRcn:

coasua o. erH ~ eozay ssHssrs.
REV n. ABBOTT, pAslok.
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Ayers Ague Cure


inlcruiitcut Fever. ~ Fever and Aguc. Eenntt~
4 eyer, Chill rc,sg, namhAsae. feFiedicsl Hes'
asle. o. biliiolr htsasehs. AID Elii ous a.
sel. iatcct for tie Uhole cla>s 81 de
rasesur iguafrg b. tlAag dorangs-
m.li, cetsed IS iAc AalsIiacf
hi1slnaffe CouHf4f>s.
We are enabled bore - oirr lho colnmuaiy .
reatiy nA.ll, NAie Ii tufes tho above complaints
viii celta'afg. is ftiI rfffseIs harmless h ar
qaaalf1- sptu rsplag - iilsaieaois ~ distfi,ls
ulllr lIfac sniI,pF disorders prevail. Ills "cuft
oAps'l flo n iasmaut poison u feltf Ani Aynt ff1n
Tie ay.tcai. aud plesclts tic 49, eloiuiei,t - =
d.sessc II tasrn Tho tffi approsoh 81 Sc rrcmo
TORY NnniOu. Il tia rei ctlly he best ferieis cNr
yei d.se..saa i,g shs eiass q esmpiHints. bui all
tne cAthpC0f. llle large quantity Nc supply t.fs
dUiar ilnFs itNiiim gao "a j Di ouriiNd, sni
il billions districts, where ftfI aul AEua pu,sali.
efrrt ft si0tlf fr,e - rul ssra it frfsis tih
rsg sne prete.ilp. s.ett sAltsiel4iy - tas-
Il, ard ,tfia 81 Iufslallieais Il tll1t 81 "a
taiHs lFnias p4tetl als sa-sltsenty a. Irosu-
cssna .ttlum Of ether injurious Effects ~hAievf
upoa Goo constitution. Itfe cured =, - are len
haaliilf aa u tht3 hHi ucNlr had tie li-sate.
Ftstr aud a ruei- aaf stpe tlo oa@eqnenco oi a..
miasustc POISON. srcaf faritiyoi disorder afi.s
froin ST. lffliatIeni aHoets Nhlth afr
Cerrsl sia, nhenmafsu. Oaut. Etuiaehs. Rlinla.-..
Tauihaf be, knra, De-, 1aisilsh, Asthma, hlri
tai ian. laInfnl hheai4un el flc Spleen. 1,s
trf -, ,Psin ln the Is1ueis q oiir i'ars,lysis
ali D.lanssasni 81 ihe Stomach,
All 81 which. ~i,u arigae'inr u fhis cause rus
the inffrriiftfHf ffIHf ~ Aeralne iefloical H.
iio p.isoa iIam Tho bloed aud ,.as
'4. = diem eil aike. n T. an inNaiualii
fsoiseii1n - linmirranis AMI perrons travelling
tefaI.lrrrl.g trsiinI ~ tan uHarinus dl-ffltf-
tslln srrsils...s d.Il, Hie ,posrl.to The ln
feciion tLa- tll D. Isiaa foni tie sist. hnd
cam & alctfaai-fe n frrlcienf quantity a. I,I-i.
into a.-rnse Hence ii j. even IBore vAltmils e..
prot. ilol than clre and few uil ever sufef nala
Inlefmiffslis 81 trfy avail them -slee- - ths if
seiion fhis remedy affords.
So pI.nafltf5 uaJ & ATRE co.
Lowell. Msasa. husstl-
All our f.ia,.ils. fer sale ly J. A. CUNIsuas.,
T. H. DoHrifs. aff lf sl Druggists w Isff.
Haria
whole by Aiis.s 4 co.. Cincinnati.
Jun .9daanl-rsCu
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SEED SOW.ERS

1t REDUCED PR1CES.--Cal
a ~ 81 tss psst o1cs-
o-6v1- J. 0. yoSks-
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AsnrRy cuAPFL. ME. CmURoH:

eoaSfs % sprnTa Ash Fora-sa =EAEHrs,
Isl G. M. BOYD, pAsfok.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
Heavy FOrgeries - Escape of the
FOrgcr.

From the Philadelphia Press.
A series of the heaviest fOrgeries that
have occurred in the northern part of
Pennsylvania for many years, were recent
ly perpetrated at Jersey Shore, LycOming
county, Lock Haven, in Clinton county,
and at Bellefonte, Centre county, and
were so skilfully performed that up to this
time no clue whatever has been discovered
OF the criminal.
Itappears that about the 9th OF the pre-
sent month, a well-dressed and gentleman
ly looking man presented himself at the
counter of the Jersey Shore Bank, and re-
presented himself to be L. O. King, of the
firm of Seth L. King Il Sons. of SS8,
Broadway, New York, and 364 Lake
street, Chicago, dealers in furs, skins, &C.,
stating that in consequence of the Indian
troubles in the West, this description of
merchandise had greatly enhanced in price
and he had come up into that portion OF
Pennsylvania to see if he could not pur-
chase there. He seemed to be pefectly
posted in the trade, and wound up by pre-
senting draft of the State Bank of Indi-
ana, for So 400, on the Park Bank of New
York, which was cashed. He then went
to Lock Haven, and telling an equally
plausible story there, succeeded in "dong'
the bank located there ont of $1,000 He
appeared to be in no hurry whatever, but
in day or two after took the stage for
Bel'efonte. At this last point he present
ed to Humes, McAlister, Hale u Co., pri-
vate bankers, a similar draft for $11OO
also one to ". 7. Reynolds & Co., for
$500, both of which were cashed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14

The cry of some of the radical jour
mails, that Democrats are traitors" does
not seem to have worked satisfactorily.
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican, which
calls this new definition of treason cen
larging the boundary Of Secession, says
What's the use? Everybody sees how silly
and unjust these charges are, and if they are
also uttered in malignant temper they damage
those who make them much more than those
against whom they are leveled 1t is not true
that all loyalty and patriotism are monopolized
by either party. If it is, we may as well sur
render to jeff. Davis first as last, for he will
certainly conquer us if half the Northern people
are with him. Let us have done with all this
nonsense. The times are too serious for it. 1t
was bad enough in peaceful times to accuse of
all sorts of corruption and iniquitiy those who
did not vote our ticket; but to charge men with
the high crime of treason, who are fighting our
battles, or vieing with us in noble selfsacrifces
for the Union, is indecent and monstrous.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14


maturity, arising from the baneful habit of self
abuse.
10 which is added observations on FEMALE DIS
EASES and other interesting matter of the utmost
Importance to the Married, who desire to limit their
offspring; to young, midde-aged, and old men, who
have injured themselves by certain secret practices
and to those contemplating marriages. who entertain
doubts of their physical ability to enter that state.
Sent to any address in sealed wrapper, on receipt
of Ten Cents or Stamps.
Those afflicted with any of the above diseases, be-
fore placing themselves under the treatment OF any
one should first read this work.
The Doctor being permanently located in Saint
Paul, devOtes his entire time and attention to the
treatment of all the above diseases. An extensive
private and hospital practice in this specially for
many years, enables him to adopt the most speedy,
successful and economical means in their treatment
He is regular graduate, and his diploma always
hangs in his office.
Patients may consult me during my Office hours
with the utmost confidence and privacy.
Consultations free, and secrecy inviOlable.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE by sending brief
statement of their symptoms, will receive blank
Chart containing list of questions, our terms for
the course of treatment, &c. Medicines sent to any
part of the country to any case at home, free
from damage or curiosity.
OFFICE HOURS daily from An. to 2P.M.
Sundays to z. NJ.
cyF- Office in Concert Hall, Third street.
To insure safety to all letters direct thus:
DIR GALEN'S DISPENSARY,
ep12-d&wly SAINT PAUL, NhNN."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
DISEASES.
DIR. UNDERWOOD.

Who is celebrated for his science, skill and sue
cess in treating DISEASES Of LONG STANDING,
and who has had an experience in extensive prac
tCe for thirty years, has arrived i'll Saint Paul, and
may be consulted at his Rooms in INGERSO Oils
BLOCK, for a short time only.
CHRONIC DISEASES of every grade and charac-
ter, whether requiring medical surgical treatment
POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY cured when
not clearly beyond the reach of science and human
skill.
Dr. Underwood treats all diseases on regular
scientific principles. recognized by the medical
profession both in Europe and America and hence
does not use or deal in those pretended new and
never-failiLg remedies specifics, inhaling vapors
and clairvoyant Prescriptions so ostenta-
tiously paraded before the public by those impudent
travelling quacks and money-heecing empyrcs, nine
tenths of whom were never inside OF medical col
lege.
Patients afflicted with Or laboring under diseases
of long standing, can consult with DR.. L. with the
most confident hope and expectation of being per-
fectly cured receiving with unerrng certainty, all
the relief that the highest skill the most judcious
and scientific treatment positively bestOw.
aug29-dlEWtOnOVS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
ss DiscouragIng the Proclamation"

ss DiscOuragIng the ProclamatfOn.''
From the National Intelligencer Nov. 1.
In some remarks made in Boston on the
7th of last month, at the close of one of
the Fraternity Lectures" " in course Of
delivery in that city, Mr.. Senator SUMNER
held the following language in allusion to
the Proclamation of Freedom"
You must see to it that this proclamation is
absolutely recognized as a lao. 1t must not be
hifed ,0iM nor discouraged. 1t has nothing to
do with philanthropy or abolition or antisla-
slavery. 1t is put forth as military necessity,
and stands singly and conclusively on that
ground. 1t is to be sustained under the con-
stitutiOn as a war measure, and for that cause
alone. 1t has already been decided that the
man who dlscOurages enlistments is traitor;
no,o sag that achoeUer dscourages the emancsp0
hOn proclamation Of the President IS q traitor.
That is my principle, and l hope before q
month to see it the principle of the whole coun-
try:
We suppose that not only those who, in
obedience to their convictions of law and
duty, deem the proclamation unconstitu-
tional and inexpedient, come within the
scope of the Senator's condemnation, but
also those who disparage it's terms as being
unworthy of Christian people. For in
stance, DR.. Cheever, we should think,
makes himself amenable to Mr.. Summers
censure and threatened penalty when that
divine holds the following derogatory Ian
guage towards the Presidential edict.
The heavens never beheld a more deplOrable
manifestation of national vanity and falsehood;
for in the manner of this declared act there is
nothing but the most unreserved national self
ishnese. Is there justice, nObleness, or hu-
manity in that? Such principles taught by a
Christian nation cannot but be deplOrable to
the last degree.
And in the last number of that anti
slavery organ, the New York Independent,
the proclamation, as a living entity, is
discouraged in the following contemptuous
terms:
The proclamation was a glorious man-Of-
war, launched somewhat late, but capable, with
an army that had a head to it, to bear down and
, carry the flag with all it's old authority. But
now the proclamation lies like a ship frozen in
among the icebergs of the Arctic sea.
If such things are said of the proclama-
ton by its friends and supporters, the OPP
ponents of the new policy may properly
abstain from any further criticisms Of the
paper, and leave the former to reap all
the odium and punishment invoked by Mr..
Sumner against those who discourage the
emancipation proclamation, and who thus
make themselves ''traitOrs."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
Abolition Of Slavery in the Dutci,
West E.,dics.

The law for the abolition of slavery in
the Dutch West Indies, (already an
nounceD passed the States General of
Holland by p majority of 45 to r. The
following are the regulations adopted re-
spectins the slave abolition at Surinam:
1st. The abolition OF slavery on the 1st
July, 1868.
ID The owners to receive compensa-
ton of 800 guilders (S120) for each slave.
Sd. The supervision of the State not to
continue for more than ten years, at the
outside.
4th. The government encourages immi-
grafton, and offers for that purpose, for a
period of five years, premiums not to ex-
ceed a million Of guilders ($400, ,00O).
9th. Fixed labor to be obligatory on all
the emancipated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
DIR. VIM. B. HURDS
Neuralgia Plaster,
Never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED-To in
troduce DIR. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Men or women who want to make money
quickly do better with these articles than any
priced and we are spending thousands in advertising
them for the benefit of agents. Boxes of samples
containing dozen of the dollar packages above
specified with circulars will be sent on the receipt of
81, about halEprce. to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of becoming
an agent. They can be sold in day.
We would rather pay salaries than commissions to
those who prove themselves efficient statesmen.
Now is the time to go into the business. For adj
dress and references see above feb21-d -dSw1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
N0NNS NO WAOvC.

As Il proof that the Blood Purifier and Pilis are
purely vegetable, have the certificates OF those EN-
inent chemists. Professors Chiffon OF New York, and
Locke OF Cincinnati
Read DR.. Ioback's Special Notices and Certihcates
published in a conspicuous part OF this Paper from
tine to time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle or s. per half dozen Or the scan
dinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, - cents per box, or
3 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and S,lesrooIn No. q East F"rfh
ST. Sd Building from, Main St, Cincinnati, q. lao
ora,ory No Is Hammond Street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
DEATH OF COM. PENDERGAsT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Commodore
Pendergast, commandant Of Philadelphia
Navy Yard, died this morning of par
alytic attack. He was 90 years of age and
has been in the naval service of the coun-
try over 80 years.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
NEW YOKEEK ELECTION.

ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Aaas and AsyuS
figures tonight II, 800 majority for Sey-
mour. Its Assembly figures give Demo-
Gratis Go, and Republicans 63. This gives
the Democrats majority in the House.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14

A LARGE DWELLING, Near the
n residence of Governor Ramsey, on the banks
of the Mississippi in locality at central and
retired. HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
st. Paul, June 2S 1862 e2Sd&w6m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-11-14
&ooA McA>cNNes,

and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates and if you
have ever doubted you will