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INTENT,

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JtnS ~, 1901
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DENTISTRY.

uUNT q BRISHTwELL,
IL DEN fists,
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HELMRoLD'S EXTRACT 3 UcH5,

HELhBOLD'S EXTRACT UCHU,
For weetnessos
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Early Indiscrenon or Abuse,
an Sv 81
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Ices OF Memory, oulty Of Bresthlnt,
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
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TIE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
LUMS.
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WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
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think. When man or few men said a
matter was right, they as one man, sub
mItted, aud the few governed the many
whether for the good of one or all. Thus
the few controlled wealth, honor. Office.
law. So easily and habituaIly had 1t been
done that they had come to believe it a
divine right, that the sun rose and set in
their hats, and that whatever they said wn q
law and right Every county had its one
or more of this stamp, throughout the
Southern States, and they not only thought
they could rule at home but the whole
country. They rebelled against the will
OF the people. In some of the States the
people were too weak to resist, and the
States went out, but in Western Virginia,
the people were too strong for their lead
ers, and rose against them as one man,
with singleuess of purpose that was
Overwhelming. ID i.f70
The constitution yesterday voted ON was
necessary result of this feeling of the
people. They would have an instrument
under which they could freely act in all
caseE, which sanctioned the full expression
OF individual opinion and action on all
subjects. As a natural result the vote in
the state has been, as appears almost
unanimous in favor of the constitution,
aud so far as we have heard, the vote has
been large, very large. 1t was a lovely
day, the ground had just got in condition
to plough, and the farmers we're needed at
home. No less than 300 voters more than
the company stationed here, were away in
the federal army, and yet about ], 300 votes
were polled. This would give GOO votes
for the county-mOre than an average, and
nearly full vote, and nearly or quite one
hundred for to one against the constitu-
ton, these, too, against the active influ-
ence of two of our most prominent men,
We call attention, too, to the two precincts
IN jackson County. They show about an
hundred to one, and what is more in Muir
rysville, the only place where the polls
were opened on emancipation, in our
knowledge, the vote was unanimous for it.
We call the attention of members of Con-
gress to these facts, a.d we now assure
them that in despite of the treachery of our
senator to the cause of freedom, the peo-
pie of Western Virginia are true as steel.
Unless that gentlemen gives way and 'tlets
the coffin pass" or the Presidents emauci-
patton resolution hurry up. there will not
be negro to be paid for in the whole west.
We shall have occasion to refer to these
things more at length as the vote comes in.
In the meantime we assure Congress that
they wilt find that though many a scound :.
rel has been elected to that body, the voice
OF the people is the voice of God.
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NUMBER 2l4.

SO let every loyal man in the nation have
MS eye upon them in order to hold them
10 strict account for the mischief they
may attempt or accomplish
1t is pretty plain that those who fie-
ured In the Washington caucus are scared
at what they have done, and so far it is
well. Let them dare to repeat these
movements, and we hope popular SEN
timent will be aroused against them snch
as may cause them-if need be-to take
their places with Slidell and Mason
abroad, or even with Breckenridge in a
traitor camp, to be dealt with all in good
time. so that the loyal portion of the land
for the time is rid ef their presence
The nation and the Government have al
ready tolerated too much of this treason.
or semblance of treason, in high places.
and its patience is nearly ut an end
It is comparatively easy to deal with that
IN arms, but when it burrows and plots
in the Capital itself, weakening the Gov
ernment, and sowing distrusb amongst
the people, it is high time it was in some
way disposed of, if we would ever emerge
from the troubles that weigh us down.
Whatever else is tolerated, let us resolve
to give no quarter toit.
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The Recent COnoIave or Secession
Sympathizers at Washington.
[From the LoulsrllIe Jonrl


The master-spirit, the chief getter-up
and manager, of the recent caucus at
Washington for the reorganization of the
Democratic party, was MIR. Yallandigham,
of Ohio, whose earnest and even active
sympathy with the rebellion is seen clear.
Iy by the whole nation, in spite of the thin
and ttimsy veil that he attempts to throw
over it. The fact is perfectly and gener-
ally understood, indeed it is notorious,
that he is at heart ms much in favor of the
rebel cause as any member of the rebel
Congress at Richmond can possibly be,
And, whatever might be the real effect of
the policy he attempted to inaagurate at
the meeting, the policy, that is, Of the re-
organization of the Democracy of the nom
siaveholding States under its old partisan
nag. there can be no just doubt that his
motive in making the movement was thor
oughly disloyal. He was deliberately acting
as the friend and ally of the rebels, act
ing in the way that he deemed best calcu-
lated to promote their success. And it is
observable, that tho persons that acted
with him in this matter are, so far as it
IS known who they were, men whose low
atty to the flagof the country has been
suspected and in some instances more
than suspected. Moreover, if we look Mt
those newspapers in the non-slayeholding
States Of the. West, which applaud the he
movement of Vallandigham and Co. and
insist that the Democratic party, under
its old name and banner, shall take and
keep the political field, we shall find that
they are, almost if not quite without ex-
cePtion,. papers which favored Brecken-
ridge, the disunion candidate, in the
Presidential canvass, and which now 90
as far us they think they can safely ven
ture in opposing the Federal Government
and coVertly giving aid and comfort to
the rebellion. They nre papers, which,
although published on the north side
of the Ohio river, are freely circula-
ted among the rebels on the south side
Of it, who have the sagacity to recognize
their friends through fiimsy disguises.
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From the Third Virginia.
CAMP ToTTEXsyILLE, VA, l.
April 4, 1862,
Editors Mteliigeneer:-

Editors Lnteiiigeneer:-
Asy.our paper appears to be call the go'
IN this part OF the country, and as time
offers me the opportunity of writing Jou
few short lines, hope you will find room
room for them in your paper. 1t is my
lot 70 be soldier. belong to the Sd Vir-
ginIa Regiment, which am not ashamed
to own. Our company was made up at
MoundsVille. 1t is composed of shoe
makers aud blaCksmiths and tailors and
mechanics ofall kinds, and:a few good far
mer boys make up the mixture. We have
been in the service nine months.
My intention when began was to say
that many Of US have families left behind
us almost uncared for, because the very
men that we expected to see that our fam
lilies were cared for try to cheat them out
OF what means we sent home. These men
urged US TO go and fight for our country,
but after they got US in the harness they
didn't care any more for our wives and
children than they would have care for
nest of young monkeys and balloons.
Well as am inclined to rub little as
/ go along, | must give some of the re-
cruiting officers small hint. When they
were recruiting they promised the boys
that they should have furlough to go
home once every month, and also that the
United States would find the soldiers
40 cent plug of tobacco week. knew
1t was not so; but | was only rubbing them
q little about the enticements they held out
TO induce us poor fellows to sell ourselves
to the harness for three years; and after
they got things to suit them they stayed
at home and set themselves in their easy
chairs and read the war news, and laugh
at their own selves aud think themselves
sharp; and when they hear of us getting
our two months pay, the great sum of $2G,
they grumble about it and say that the SOL
dlers get all the money that there is going
and they are breaking up paying taxes.
Poor fellows, sympathize with them
think that 1t is the "money that makes
the mare co." these war times. These
good Union men that speak of have not
not got their country very near their heart
| shall have to wind up my few short
and friendly lines and hope the citizens
that intend this for may receive benefit
from it, tor it won't fit anybody but them
Those very same men try to bore with
big auger. They stick themselves up in
society very high, but think they will
repent in sack cloth and ashes.
But am writing more than intended
to when l commenced. l shall leave the
subject for this time, hoping that this
cursed rebellion may soon be crushed out,
and with the rest of my brother soldiers
be permitted to join my little black-eyed
wife and white headed boy.
Private of Co. l.
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The Recent Political Caucus OF Plot
tors at WashInRtom.
From the baltimore American.I l

The loyal men of the country NAV con-
gratulate themselves on having one SEN
tinel at Washington like Occasional"
whose forcible letter, exposing the de.
signs of such panderers to treason as
VNlladnigham, of Ohio, We gave in our
last. 1t is very evident that there is n
large number of corrupt iand" unscrupu-
lous politicions in the country who still
believe in their old power to humbuv the
people, and!who are on the alert to endeay-
or to compass it. But we cannot believe
that it can be done. We cannot believe
that men who have gone to the extent of
arming themselves, and are in the field
to die, if need be, for their country. will
be less Vigilnnt in watching the foes to
the peace of the country thew leave Mt
home. The very fact that such men os
VallNndigham and Wendell Pbillips fio-
ure, prominently, in these attempts-one
little or no better than the otherLshouId
arouse to fury the loyal sentiment of the
nation, when it is already suffering un-
told horrors from the wickednesS already
set on toUt by these men and their al
lies. -
In this thing may not these mischief
makers at last proceed too far? Watch
ing them intently, as men do when ever IsS1
sense is strung up to painful tension in
such times as these, may not the patri.
otic have leisure, with the enemy, whip-
ped in front, to deal with these and ike
agents when they least expect it; and
may not deserved retribution. come in
stead of the political or other rewards
they are looking for so unscrupulousIy?
Daring, impudent beyond all measure,
they may find to their sorrow that reVo-
luton, blOodshe1, the horrors of war,
mean rather moro than furnishing occa.
sion for political intriguesL for the push.
ing of partisan or fauatical theories; and
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the right of private judgment and of pub
lie debate ia. which any institution, or
SYSTEM or doctrine, will be subjected at
least to the feet of truth, and in time, con-
form themselves, as far as human nature
cant to the perfect standard We. must
have patience and tolerance as broad as
the work before us. The reception we
meet with, and the progress we make, will
be some Of. the. most interesting results of
this most interesting and momentous con-
test. 1t is easy to destroy. 1t is in crea-
ton that we are to show what we arc, and
the qualities we possess.
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The New oonstltutIon.
Iron The ParkerlbuFg Gazette.l

a q I From From the the PaffkertbuFg GaZette.l
Thelvote upon the new Consultation on
Thursday last is this county is power, is
TictOryas was ever gained, } and, shows
that God was right in permitting the devil
to make wnr on this Union. Out Of it
has grown the peoples government. s
Under our old Constitution, which was
framed expressly to enable the few TO gov
eru the many, the edict of one man to con-
troll the popular will, the people had be.
come so habituated 70 dietation that thev
had gotten to aequiese and think it was
right. They gave themselves no trouble to