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Wiuchester's Genuine Pyeperut7o,,
8 l1aSIagNalGG,Lg P ,lLgG|
!, SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
Spcrmatorrhea. or Seminal WeakncSs, ami
Genital Fr,'ob'lfy in either sea-.
This the only remedy for Sexual Debility, Impotency,
Sc, which has the approval Of the medical pro-
fSson. Its has been most
in where all other methods Of treatment had
failed. One six boxes OF the SPECIFIC PILL will per-
mainly any Of Seminal Weakness, or its resulting
mpoency. however aggravated whether CONSTITUTIONAL
ct arising from abuse or excca. st-et
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
81 used Your SPECIFIC Pill in many Of Sper
matorrhea and with the most perfect success
y. Milton Sanders, NJ. D.. Ill D."
eve bieve it to be Specific as any medicine
can be- We have cured many with from six to
DR. b. Keith: American Jour. of Med Science
81 have found them all that could he desired Their e
has been truly wonderful. +. p. D!CkFE, ". D."
sy-This is not homeopathic Remedy, nor is there
any mercury other deleterous ingredients combined with
it. .
PRICE.s1 per box: six boxes for S5, by mail paid
For sale at the sole General Depot in the United States
Ivy EHa 50
=, J. WINCHESTER, &c John Street, n. Y.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

E PHILADELPHIA. %
4 Ecncrolent Institution established by special
Endoumsnt. for the relief Of The sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted acih Virulent and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
efthe Serual Organs. ~
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
1NA Acting Surgeon, to all who Apply by let
tor with description of their condition, Gage
occupation, habits oflifc: &c.,) and in cases of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge. E~n --
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperr atorhea
aud other Diseases of the sexual organs and
on the new remedies emI loyedin the Dispens-
arv, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopcs. free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable. -
Address DR.$J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order of the Directors. W
EZRAD HARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. v2n11y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-25
FEM

The many certificates which have been
rendered us. and the letters which we arc
daily receiving, are conclusive proof that
among the women these Bitters have given a
satisfaction which no ~ther have ever done
before. No woman in the land should be
without them. and those who once use them
will not fail to keep supply ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-25
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
ImDcrial Wine Bitters

Are prepared by an eminent and skillful
physician who has used them successfully in
his practice for the last twenty five years. The
proprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
right to manufacture and sell DR., J. .Bovee
Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine Bittcrs had
them tested by two distinguished medical
practitioners who pronounced them valuable
remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country,
as a general thing disapprove Of patent Medi-
cines vet we do not believe that a respecta-
lie Physician can be found in the United
States. acquainted with tl:eir medical proper
ties, who will not highly approve DR.. j.. b.
zee Dods' Imperial Vine Bitters.
In all newly settled places where there is
always large quantity Of decaying timber
from which poisonous miasma is created,
these bitters should be used every morning
before breakfast
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JOHNW. MAYNARD.

has GLEIER AND PINTER' 2.~
Would respectfully announce that no is ready
attend to jobs of glazing painting and
Vanishing at short notice. Lettering and
Sign Painting in the best style of the art.
7stf Shop doors West of Eagle Exchange
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N o II l G. e. Il

IA NOlall whom 1t may concern.
All knowing themselves in
debted to Strother & Kirkpatrick; Vernon
Springs Howard Co. Iowa, are hereby notified
to call, settle, and pay up withrdsh or grain
ofsome kind, as the New Year is near at
hand, and we must have our dues. rr..'s
Vernon Springs Howard Co. Iowa, Dec
1874 1861
STROTHER g. KIRKPATRICK.
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Gutta Percha Roofing.

No article. ever. before introduced to
the public has equalled the L1orrp Gut
rA-PErcuA for coating tin or other roofs,
new or old. One gallon, costing S $50,
will thoroughly coat from goo TO 300
feet of roof, and this coating will rem
der the roof perfectly waterproof, and
will last three times as long as white
lead or other paint. For covering roofs,
either new or old, we repeat, it has
no equal for durability aud eheapness, and
We offer tito the public fully confident
of its intrinsic excellence, and with a
warranty that it will do all that we
claim for it. Sold in barrels Of forty gal
Ions each, at q liberal discount to deal
ers. Address all orders to ... ~r;v-r
READY ROOFING CO.,
(ll,3, l2mos.) % Cedar street. Now York.
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KLE & YON
~ SEWING.MACHINE Co..
53S Broadway, New York.

~ person who contemplatcs purchasing Sewing Ma
~ chine for family manufacturing purposes should fail
send for of Circulars which contains cuts and
full descriptions Of the several styles prices and samples of
work. all Of which send by mail free. We claim to have
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-07-25

II AND FOR SALE. .2llAF 3
IL 100 acres of choice Farm Land in How
ard Co Iowa, lying one mile from Saratoga
and half mile from timber which will sell
cheap for breaking or stock. = - y. : 8
For particulars enquire Of the subscriber
five miles east of New Oregon, on the Deco
rah road. - 80 .-1-'As.g [n16v3)
3(la '9 '.I - January 8, 1852. q.
--a2a. a1a sl-''s JOHN. WHOLEHAN.
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@ntta 4ertba Cement.

For preserving and repairing and other METAL Roors
every description from great elasticity is not injured by
the contraction and expansion Of Metals and will not
crack in cold or run in warm weather. lsSs fsaa
These matcrias ADAPTED ALL CLIMATES, and We
are prepared to supply orders anypart Of the country
II: short notice. Gutta Percha Roofing in rolls, ready
prepared for use and Gutta Percha Cement IN barrels
with full printed directions for application &s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
Local Intelligence.

Tar CosersT ., tbs napt.r gaarsb. en- Vel
nesiay s'sniag last, sas. - We predicted. o.
edel soeees.. The aurra4tce va, large. AM
The periormssee va veH resolved 6 Is. aait
euee throughout The prasrsm - vas lengthy
sud w shail ofeoursr give euly partial pstie,
q tbs atair II lbs hrsl p'i - Tie nAAb al
very veil iBdcgi Their header. ~ Chsrlr.
spring, deserves maet errii, fgr 81. perseverance,
and management We 10 %, mean 10 ssy ihtl
there IS uo Foom ft Improvement, fgr Nc sxYset
thai they will constantly improve, s., they have
ALREADY passed the eubtyoiis state apI arv rnt.
Tel 70 place among The " instiiootiOu, " u the
country
IS for The vocal part u the Concert, il was
highly successful AIR b Geojln and sister, u
Lite White Geek. T.. Mr. H. Baitoa. N
Factory Psini, ard Mis-. r. jacobs, q East Dor.
set, and Mrs. Adams. appeared to he fa,orites
smopg che singers. Their performances, were
loudly applaulel, ani they were obliged ito Gu.
core" Mrs Il. Button presided at the pane
with much ability. Tie dacu BY Mrs. D. aud
Miss Helen Clak was admiu,bly performed -
Mics CoKen Of Bennington, added no little TO the
The patriotic songs, Ellssorlb's
Avengers, Stars aud Stripes. &c. were received
With rarturoUs applause, "Seud them home ten
derry" Was a geu, Of the hrst water.
Either the pit" q the gallery appslr,l to he
much given to applause. We 6Igei which il was.
add As We were present il wil not do for as 10
Try to "looate" tho matter, On The whole il was
an entertainment Of much merit aud did mush
credit to those engaged therein.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Nos we aauH respectfully Lex leave
% differ IL lie arg place. i 4. IS sssl.
'hng A prevailing Generalization does
aef begin 10 aauisc'i Itself ia The camps
OaF inop. wegv never tn better ooaditssn.
never - well drilled or 30 : crser for the
fray And 81, igf lie valley Of The
shades Of death, &C don't see i,'' but
ae efPeet 70 sic lcss and We arc faly
lefs3alea INST The aforesaid sslasor ~
dfcfl ? u fsil On defuncl rebels. 40, apon
our beloved country Ard as lor
" mad. II VIC are to BE- conquered BY any
such stua a. lhat, " will have 10 assume a
much more lively and belligerent elarae.
ter ihan any Southern clay" we have
yea beard Of Noy God sare or poor.
Uesaiag country Amen, say we TO TINT !:
save q eHectually from slave driver. 4"
and treason. lfGod e 10 save Tie coun.
Try We hope be win also ,isi, III. rebel,
with sore discontinue !" both of which
thags we firmly expect 10 see done indi
reeiiy Of course by Providence, bul direct.
y by the strong arms and brave heart. Of
" dem good dressed mudsills."
The skies have not been SO bright for
MONTHS cur brave armies are sending UP
the clad shouts Of victory ii all pat. II
Seressia. Tie national heart beats high
with confidence Meme, iekrl, uplmrsin.
y already written over the decaying ior.
tunes of the rebellion. " The beginning
Of the end is nigh at hand. The success
Of our cause Is scarcely less certain than
Die fats Of destiny. Away with such
aiat-hearedncss Let Us rather emulate
he glorious deeds Of our iorefatbcrs, who
or eight years coniended in cause insig- /
liticant IN comparison with ours, and nobly
over foe and dangers which
we're 70 ours as the lion TO the Lamb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
From tlic 5sh Regiment.
CAMP GRIFFIN, Feb. 6, 1862.

Messrs. Editors Having few mo
mcnts TO spend at leisure, I thought |
would copy a few lines for your worthy
columns. 1t is with pleasure that ! take
my pen in hand TO write you concerning
The Equinox Guards. Although we Lave
suif' red greatly from sickness, and five
have departed tits lie 10 Try the realities
Of the eternal world, yet we have suffered
no more than other Companies Of our Reg
imcnt. We now begin 10 feel somewhat
encouraged 10 see the company GONZALES
ceut, nc can now raise about fifty mrn for
duty. The picker daily Is The hardest duty
Ec have to perform to have to go out and
sisad for twenty foar hours At time in
cold rain Is v.:sv tedious indeed. We have
bad no snow Of any Accent here, except
now and then a slight batch Of pe.lml's
from one 10 two inches in depth; but it
las, as general case melted as soon NJ
the sun came out. It shovel all Monday.
but il has nearly disappeared now. III
raincd almost necessarily all last month.
and the mud is about ten inches deep.
thing which one would hardly conceive Of
unless he bad seen il, at this time oflhe
year. Our winter has consisted 50 far Of
very wet weather. Ii surpa>ses every
thing ! ever saw. We are still at Camp
Griffin, and it will be some little time be.
fore We shall be able 10 move; even 10
transport ourselves would he almost I'M.
possible; much more TO transport artillery
but think MS soon as the going Is proper
we shall b. of for some important place.
and IL we make a move we will take a sniff.
cienl force, hope. TO devastate and Law
waste everything before US. Our country
las arriyen 10 a Gerry important crisis Il,
ller annals anal hope ibd tbs wicked
and unilstiiaL'e rebellion wil l,e crushed
out. and pcae once more restored and
happiness and quiet once more prevail
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
oh We OF r.itllc rni,l,. ;

The Troy Times, very excellent jour
nal asd generally highly sensible" on
public topics, Is getting quite melancholy
e late. Last wednesday it got very low
indeed, and "took on most dolefully, in
this wise
There are dark days AT Washington and
along he Potomac line, uow--dafk days
throughout lie entire country. God
knows we would not DO an act or say a
word 70 excite unnecessary alarm or up.
ptehtnsioni yet no Observing man can
shut lis eyes 10 The fact hat onr beiored
country Il passing seay ne ra2tg II h.
ssodor q dcatk All about lhe camps HI
Virginia occupied ~ onr soldiers Is a sea
otmud, which is IL many places lree or
four feet deep. Nothing Ike il has ever
becn known even on ihe sacred soil for
50 long q lime NJ llss season Of tile year.
ltwon9d be ia vain 70 Disguise ihr fact
that II Washington gloom and discourage.
mehl arc taking lhe place OF confidence
and hope ~ reference 10 the crushing uul
q Tie great rebellion. A feeling 81 dis
trust and apprehension prevails IN tie
minds 81 our ablesl and best men.
Nothing is dOing on the Potomac -
nstaing can tc done IL the midland 70
the gnal army les lille; two millions and
a bali day are being expended without
the achievement 81 any result which pots
rs nearer the end ot the war hundreds
Of officers are drinking and gambling then.
selves 10 pcfdiiion shout the saloons and
bar rooms Of Washington, and prevailing
decentralization begins to manifest ilsclf IN
the camps.
Around the streets Of the espiial, snow,
raia, mud, army wagons, military patrol
men, drunken soldiers and oJiuscaicd Of
noers, with sEarms 81 human sharks, who
are GA hand 10 deyour What little i lefl Of
lneie Sans drpleled treasure. No won.
der ,bai grave Senators shake their heads
With gloomy apprehension. and II dieRaa,
hfp cseniatfes raise iheir soiecs in wiiA- /
eIins dengneasiioa q poiisy shieh Il pr
sisted la must ssrep US 0nWanl 10 bank.
raP'ry, anarchy, destruction. Hoy Cud
Sss os'v F'oo,, dsera.sy e0-aal,yt
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Bnll Kan versus win springs.

Bull Run as retreat has many strong
points; The spssa was fine and unapproaci,-
able. On the other land, Mill Spring
las claims deserving Of notice. Ii Mill
Spring lacks in speed, she makes Up in
distance. The goal Of ZollicoTer's ay-
ing baitalions Is not known. II is not
Known tia, they have stopped yet
Would it be strange il we should hear Of
them mex, At Vera Cruz, helping their
natural allies the Spanish Nabobs. III
dalgos and DonsS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Itis i. passed ihe Il0asc en- Thurs
d9y ilst bY soge u ninety three to CT,
four Tie iIli nov stand. thus. Treas
cry Notes f9r one hundred and City mill
ron arc 10 tc issae3 "a SONS rot les,
flsaa Gte dollar. each Tie note, are a
legal tender Tor aii pallic debts, Including
SOLDER, and others Ia the employ o. d.,
government hey orc also legal tender
igr private debts, they are made receir.
ally by TIC sofcUameai for duties "a im.
ports, iaxs.. AND other debts 10 the tsnileJ
States, aid are convertible into govern.
msn bonds bearing seven per cent. inter.
ct payable ia eoia Registered ard cou-
ton bood d lfy dollars and upwards lur
tse hundred millions are to be i,.uel
bearing siN per cent, and rtdcemable after
twenty years these bonds are excmp,
from taxation. This bill Is now pending
10 the Senate. We hopcil viii pass IL IL
present form. Tie cLief difference n
opinion in Ibis matter Is in regard 10 the
no'cs Icing a isgal teaaer f3r public and
private debts In our view this is tlc
most essential and valuable provision Of
ihcaet. Our treasury IS nearly exhausted.
our need Of funds on the other hind !.
very urgent Noe is he turning point
cfhe Rebellion, Taxation viii not Give
Us the funds we need soon as they mr.
needed. Besides there is nos enough coin
"a tfe country 70 meetlhe emcrgeucr. The
government aud the nation need more
currency and rs we have no gold we must
use paper Tie government can be ear.
rIcd on only By credit Of some kind, and III
The people and The army desire, a. we be-
linye they TO, TO tpst the government. I'LL
they are anxious TO show their confidence
IN Tic government by estimating the ma
tionalpledgc as highly as 50 much gold, why
Should they not be allowed to do so (? Its
unnecessary 10 add that unless these notes
are made a legal tender ihai, from Obvious
causes, they viii depreciate in value, aud
thus impair confidence in the government
and increase It's indebtedness. Vermont
Is very apt TO he right on the record but
VIC arc obliged to say that in our humble
view our able representatives are in this
instance in error Mr. Morrill, opposed
this measure in his usually effective and
earnest manner but Ne regret 10 say that
We are not able TO coincide with his con.
clu'ions' We trust that our senators may
take different view Of the subject and
give their support 10 what appears to Us
a great public necessity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Throughout our oonmoa country. and we
poor soldiers b. permitted 10 refurn 10 5ur
ZONES and friends which We lcfi tchiud
when we weni forth to 20 battle Tor our
country sud Col SEX ones ia the Hos.
pi'ai are getting along capit,lly except
lafbell, whom We fear IS SICK unto death
bot hope anJ Pray that BIS lite may BE-
spared fgr tic useful end for which he
came.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

MAKING LocALs'--We have al heard q
the editor who, on being informed that his wife
had broken her neck, coolly remarked that il
would make good local. What = wretch
Well, We are sorry to say that our Junior has been
doing eeilc AT il, viz, making " locals. -
1t was decided success, and has done more than
anything else to give usa permanent location :"
To be more explicit, our junior was considerably,
though not seriously We apprehend. injured in
tie ANGLE while wrestling last Tuesday evening.
Now if any should supl ose that our junior was
collecting u delinquent subscriber, we wonld
say he was not. Our Subscribers are Of the kind
that have The wherewlthsl. aBI don I believe il
sin TO pay the printer or course we do not
mean TO be understood to say that some Of our
subscribers are not more economical than others.
We speak Of them generally. in general. Now
II we were to guess at the cause Of our juniors
mishap We should attribute it TO the success Of
the Journal which was SO pleasant to the view
that he lost his balance, aud made himself and
the Journal " a local"
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MAkennrrp. Feb. s. 1852.


4 SLrIcu RipE,--Afessrs. Editors; - No
amusement is better calculated to inspire good
feelings or produce so great an amount Of social
enjoyment as sleigh ride. No plan can be dc.
sise to promote the pleasures Of such an under
deriaking as an ianprompiu start, without plan
or notice. And no place can be selected more
rep'etc with the requirements Of such an occasion
than Darrows' Inn at East Dorset.
Last evening party from This village, without
| pre-arrdngement, embarked Ia an omnibus sleigh
IN search Of that pleasure which good company
and good sleighing in moonlight evening can
afford. anl which as now seems TO US. is too sell
dom enjoyed. What course to take was quickly
settled. As a southerly direction nowadays is
apt to inspire beliigerent feeling, VIC headed
North, aud arrived at an carly hour at the
East Dorset Hotel, where cur reception was
as welcome as our arrival unexpected
Intending to spring a surprise on our hes, and
hostess, We succeeded only ia finding their lamps
mol burning; for in few moments il was eyi.
dent they wee trimmed, aud such a state Of prl-
p,rlion was manifested as to IA rly turn the sur.
Prise upon US,
Indeed, that hostess is truly host in herself
The complement Of our party was composed Of
MIR. c. and Capt. W, with their ladies,
who joined us after cur arrival, aud who a'l,leJ
much to the pleasure aud entertainment Of the
evening. With such complement what party
would not feel COMPLIMENTARY
The table was beautifully loaded and well
served. Long We fingered around that festive
board, highly approaching the good things we
hardly expected TO had,
On The WHOLE it was an affair not to be regret
ted; an affair IN which there was no lost time for
every moment was filled with interest and pleas.
ure.
To all amateurs Of sleigh rides We would rec
ommend not to pass through East Dorset. There
you will he sure to find everything satisfactory
everything Of the highest order except the bills /
For il is principle with our host not only to
contribute largely to the pleasure q his guests, I
but in his liberal provision of fare, as well AS in
the reckoning, TO allow sixteen ounces TO the
pound. Yours, &C., X.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
TaamI,s CnII, nl. nnIi

Fear oliise arch ogn.Piraiors IRON Gcog,
Ga. K. Tosnb.. II Co5b. I. Cobb. ans
N. J. Ca ford, have issued 80 address !,
tis people Of Georgia They are evident
y pretty bard up aud begin TO ,eslize the
beauty q secession. twill be- remembered
thai The said Toombs is the hero! who al.
yeriiasa 10 call bis slave roll on Buhker
Ill., llcarthe miserable seoundecl howl
flom . Tic ogbsr side or his mouth"
70 some important facis We CALI your
attention
Or enemy has exhibited aa energy. a
Z perseverance. and an amount Of n sources
which we bad hardly expected. aud dis
regard OF constitution aud laws which we
can hardly credit. The result Of both,
iiewefer, u that power, which is THE elmr.
siefl>iic eiemrui Of drspoti,ui, an renders
u as formidable 10 lis enemies ~ il is des.
lrucilyc % is subjects.
With whatever alacr,iy our people nay
rush TO arms, aud with whatever energy
our government may use Us resources, uc
eaunot expect 10 cope with orr cn my
elhrF ~ numbers equipments or munitions
OF war To provide against these olIs uc
must look 70 desperate courage. unainch
lng daring and universal sell sacrifice.
Tie prospect Of foreign Interference is
III least a remote one, and should not be
relied on. II II comes, lei il be only aux
iafy 70 oarprrpamliuns Tor freedom. 10
our God and ourselves alone VIC should
ok.
! hese are stern lacts, perhaps some Of
them are unpalatabe Bui We arc deceived
~ you It you would have Us TO conceal
lhen ~ order 10 deceive you
Then follows some advice which e,ince,
slate OF civilization OF which tic chiyalry
may well be proud.
The most important matter for YOU,
however, is your individual duty Wha
can We DO +?
The foot OF the oppressor is on The soil
Of Georgia. lie comes with lust il bis
tye' poverty ~ has purse, and hell in his I
Heart Hecomcs a robber and murderer.
How slail 1--we meet him2 With war
At The threshold With death for him or
ior onrseli But more than this; Let
every woman have torch, every child
Let tie loved HON Of our
youth be made ashes, and the fields of our
heritage be made desolate. Let blsckness
and rum mark your departed steps, if de-
part you must (; and let Il desert more ter
rble than Sahara welcome the Vandals.
Let every city be levcled by the flame,
md every village lie lost in ashes. Let
your faithful slaves share your fortune and
,our crust. Trust wife aud children TO
he sure refuge and protection of God pre- ,
cFling even fur the loved ones the charnal
louse as Il home lan loathSome vassalape
0 nation already sunk below the con
emp' OF the civilized world. This may
&c your terrible choice; and determine at {
nee and without dissent as honor and ;
and duty TO God require.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
bright on Cocrcion.

Senator Bright has been expelled from
Che Senate, and good citizens rejoice that
ii is so. lie was not able 10 find any con.
stitutional right for the government to use
" coercion but in lis view the rebels, Of
course, may coerce at all times and in
all styles--and so our non-coercionist
shows the rebels how they may " coerce .
with an improved frcarm. Peradyenure
he can now appreciate Tie wholesome ef-
Gets OF coercion" If be does not, the
country and tile Senate do. Poor, miser-
able wretch. He las at last got his de-
serls. His miserable fate may serve as n
lesson 70 those few sorlii souls at tic
North who are pursuing q similar course
Of hypocriticsl treason. Let item learn
from him what stores Of Indebtedness and
iaiamy they are laying up for themselves
and their unfortunate descendants.