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SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
LET TIE kEELICTEN REll !

J. L ibiA- Al I L.3J : g. ttAsa ~
Aua I.rl that % perfect aud radical cur, De- ufi.trnl
AMI guarWiecd 10 H whu urv allieisd With uel,u,,.
debility, Ufrons cgWplliuis melancholy thoughts, ie
pression " srids dI-frss 1ud anguish Of Mint los
OF lpop los Of Hunury loss of euvrgy aud uisriIr
power puny growth, wasting away, and want l. can-
hdrucr IN themselves, fiutug ITS, couNusivc trcm-
blinss impotence and disgust of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some physicians require 90 be told the nature sour
disease -the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dos
not His perfect know dge of tho human stem enals
Tim 20 describe tho diseases without any Information
from the patient, 10 explain its original cause, AMI 90
guarantee It's cure And, what il m,le valuable siin he
will honestly Eui frankly tell whether y0u be cured
nut. an bis communications aud Interviews
strictly private and confidential --Aedoai JoHyRaL
The Botanic Remedies Of Or. Raphael, the Euglish
Botanic Physician failed yet 10 make perfect
radical, and permaneut cure Of ALI PRIVATE, sE-
CREr, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
Of Mercury, without hlndcranee from business, aud
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly poi.
sons such arsenic, yomoa, opium, any other
polsons No mercury any deadly Notwithstanding
bat purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies arc used hy
this wonderful Boanio physician His Botanic Rgiae-
dies never yet aed 10 cure the most obstinate and The
most dangerous cases. and 20 remove all mercury aud
other Impurities from the system NhHn all other Rene
dies lad Jailed G. Meioll Joarnai
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPLAT-
lNG MARRIAGE Hear ghat the baltimore CORES.
pundent Of the Oddfeow, Boonsboro, Maryland, said
ON Thursday, the alst Of May ls00'
Numerous Of diseases caused by early iudscro-
tiou having beon porormod by the English Boauic Ply
sican eel Il my duty having knowledge Of them,
% state tue hot believing that In doing may do
service o the suffering One ease 10 Iartioularthat
OF Young In this olty-is worthy Of noo. lie had
become the victim II habit the mere Allusion which
shndder and amer YEAR Of suffering aud doctor
ag up all hopes reeJyery, llH wished to marry,
and was dearly beloved ~ sweet girl lsped
words of anccton but hc fearful nervous and pTos-
raod lie dared not we'd on acc0unt Of the shattered
state ofhs system Hosought relofat thv hands of the
Botanie Physician, aud, astonishing as IL may seen, all
tho bloom and yigor Of youth has reurned aud be is
now the happy father Of pair Of bright b0ys."
Any who suffering, no matter what their CON
PLANT, oal on the Botanic Physician oouhdentay
They may rely upon relioC His ohloo u at No. SO
EAST fIffH Bet. Sycamore s.. aud Broadway. GIN.
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Mrs A. called and got one dollars worth Of
TWELVE CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dollars worth of the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. @. got dollars worth of the choicest qual.
ity of
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICKs.
Mr.. B. says that he got the best quality of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A, MIEICK's,
That he drank, and Mrs. B says she got the fin.
est Of
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICKs.
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MIEIcK.
Mr.. NJ says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MIEICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply
NO. MAoKEREL, AT J. A. MINICK's,
Both for size and quality, be excesd in this or
: any other market.
He invites all to call at his establishment and IN
pect his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OoFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety OF Groceries 20 be
IN the city. HIS large establishment Is on the4
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS,
aul9y
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Sandusky, Dayton ana Cincinnati n. i,
GAWM ls..ssas .. sl..IllI;.,a l.l, EElglgg.ii

Ia = -
I'm and after hovember 40, 1864, ana untl iurins
" notice, Passenger aud Freight Trains viii I,,ty,
DAYTON, gong nOrth as follows.
y. An "A. Dl. through Freight and Accomnolhuon on
OsfU with Passenger Car attached.
InsJn A. M. Mail tram for Springfield Colurri ,s
lU.OU Urbana, Helleiontaine, Forest, Clyas and
sanousky, connecting At springfield with liam ic,
LONDON and Columbus, arriving IN Columbus al s3o a.
nj nj Urthna with trrin for Columbus st borest wr
Tran on flttsburg, ~. Wayne a Chicago H. r. go,ug
East arriving IN Cfesiiue al b4o n aud Pittsbrs N
E:Sg IN; at Oyue with IrTln Cleveland aud Ioeto
4. X gong East, arriving IN Cleveland ~ $50 D mn,
Dunkirk at $50 m, ana Buffalo as 6SO a M Com
West arriving Ia Toledo al 1910 M Detroit al NJ, =
m, Ohcago AZ lvSO M ana bandusky 1t B.sb q m
k,I 4. M Night ENpress Tor springfield ltb.pa
Osll ana belleunthlre, COnnustiug VI Forest with
TRAN going East on FltisUufs, IT. Wayne and Chicago
hoau arriving Crestlne at d.l5 M Piisbure at 81,
m. 6ong WssI with Iran arriyinp ip "a W.y,,. ~
b;25 M and Chicago VI 1910 a t at lydg win IN,
on cleveland and Toledo X. H. arriving Ina Clpyelsp,, a
vdu am, Dunllik nj 400 buihto al b;su n m
reaches hRndusky al 1:4O a M '
TnE p. M. Huntsville Accommodation iee,in-
tsUO Dayton on ARRIVAL OF liam from Cne.pnaf
IeAehmg Springfield at 9b5 m, uruana al lO48 D i.
west Liberty At llz3 IN, belloontaue At Il.5l M
ana Huntsville at lZl2 u. So
Tickets wa this Line all points North Rat am,
West can 90 had al the Ticket Uthce IN the uluu d. M
-SAML W. KING, Ticket Agent
- are always az low as by uuv other rotte
4oflnlVrinaton relative 10 shpt ing FreIsnt Lv hi
houtei apply at the ConlInny's lreght lSlois-J A.,
mAoSh1, Agent. j. NICE Supe fiti Tar dan
M. u OLArFi Gen. Ticket AGENT unt7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
OF HARTFORD, ooNNEoTIoUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE,

VNHE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
Il Of years, Endowment policies and ehdIen En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid Two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances Of men to protect the
family circle from want, found more sim.
pie IN ITS character, noble in its features or certain in
ITS results, than Life Insurance. It's the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
Illinois Central Railroad.
BaItImOr0 ana ONO RaiIrnnn-

Ala I'D III
eHAk 1sk :aak s1sse->.e-ass s5fE.ssS7s s. s.sSss1
NfhAI NATIONAL LR0UTE.-rerminais,,, =, -,
- lngv0h anu Baltimore on the East nnd uts h " h7h
beaWood ana Palkersburg on the West. NJ mneens
points in tba was sleamers &c, Tor ana nom ~
Three Trans Bsii, Ou,tn9st tDIN I and Northwest
TolI ms Is M e the only route to WasLington 81,
II eaTe sy bMumore at 4;30, 740 and 1860 a n, ~, y"
anu f ~ NJ ~ on sundays at 4:3O and 7sO a. " &. o'
leave Washington al 600, 7:4O and II M " III onll
'T TbrpPpn6I I 9n sSnqays at $50 ana m only '''O
VIA Washington City at an additops oe oe procured
in,'i1a NUM- as JUICE anaiare as low rs by an, osr
q, s 1 % or nesets wa baltimore ana OHIO iose'
' " 'No pI'nSipsi ~ ksiiroad Offices in he west '
j. II: SULLIVAN, Gen. WeSior0s.,, nes.,
W p snfr,I; ~; u, OoIAi, Gen Ticket AEI As =
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Dayton anO Michigan Railroad.
"a q ~ ~. ~ 7s...Iig4 6lsg.slII7. =.

ON and aftor Sunday, Nov %, 1868 trans vi
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, Tor Toledo np
rll Intermediate points as follows:
Toledo and Chicago Mail At 10 OJsm
Chicago anu Detroit hlght EApress as S.oOpu
nol7 X. M. hHUEMAKtR, superntep.ient
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; BY
the honest debtor sat sizes his cOndng creditor wen
fate seemed least prOptous. In moral and worldly
his sting.
Let any husband, father, son, ask himself "If was
to die to night, would those who are dear 10 me q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17

Nigh fairly b. res arded as the tribute which An up.
right heart pays a the shrine Of Justice.
JOHN II. sTOPPELMAN,
aule Agent ior Dayton aud vicinity.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W Stewart, Dayton; 0sorga L
Boyer, Mlamisburg; sloc slayer, Union; O Audsrs
son, Oenterville; Myers, New Lebanon; n Jackson,
Chambersburg; ID Bauer, Harrisburg; ID Divine,
smNeI, West Baltmorei Rookie Co, Germantown;
j W MURPHY, Nandalia; II Niokols, Liberty; u Rees
Farmersyillei HeYerlng Herr, Salem; J w PyrmOnt
Williams a swaner, West BAltmOTe; Parker, Bro. a
Cos PaTkersburgi and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the UAited States and Csnsdss
au9ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
Dayton, Genia ana columbus Ro,Iro.a

Ssst ID u - sss.ssss5 S;s.zsr,
bca,s Iag Iialns East, via Colun,bnF 'Thr.,,
Tbrae Iat,n v rnyon layton TO all Eastern uItlss us'
&, 4tiee Iauy Trains East, ieavine D.,.t- T. .
an S,It y iooHai Night Express l28Oa n, ,,s & tle
t u llsy express at lI;l5 a. M. fbsso
Gonbp Ibsop' AT all way stations between Hevt %,
mediation j 'sl y, nlght express AS M. Accop
press 442 p. m "i" CINCINNATI Bay rs
Ter thsn Dan,,S y Connoas time, which 10 miputes ss
cai, Ssi & y ugk IN ne Is can be had for al Esstarp if
'Nanis nl On D. " KING, Tick ct Agsnt '' O'eh
"oi' H. W. WOODWARD sunar,D,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grappie within rne WAC man, that he
may STUDY its nature and paats lis threaenng The
msaus oi PauaEon ars at hand, OF easy access 70 ali
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17

49rnhlslqls.
Andrew Weingartner,
stall No. ~, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No stock auI9dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

tits the hand OF the provident father, reaching
forth rom the grave, and still nourshing hIa prnR,
and Keeping together tho family. BY it, The faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17

ON and after monday next trains on the lndjai
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth street
at s:55 m and 400 m.
Returning, Will arrive At ll;l0 a nj Rbd 500 d M
The $50 m, and 460p IL, express trans MAJ, ,
close connections TO All points IN the West aud sout
aud 800 train IS the shortest and quickest rou,
TO Chicago aud the Northeast
nol7 n. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-17
BE SAFE FROM THE pAEGs OF WANT,

u.
ls
Would these children have a comfortable home, and
the means Of educauoni Would this vile be nde psn.
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldi Would ths
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would ray
estate pay my debsl Would there be no saerihce ol
property by forced sales OF administrator 10 IA Get
the demands Of creditors made when che mar ket
tends downward, and faIr prices cannot bs realzei"
How few can answer these question their satslae-
nonl They fear 10 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have along lease ON hle This is both ool.
lsh and ndoowArdiy. The brave man
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE.
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Railroads.
dayton 4 Western Railroad.


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nuaas iano. hpmaajty but iuadi'iYIAnd
sIagias haired 20 everything oaisi'o.'s

lIalIy a.yItI Otm'oratIo o'fsaiEaiion

.. "V1'' -V''4F1
The io'ioT"S IoHcr oomre q light
through Hoo Ravsriy JohSs,a. It Il
from iAe yory hot had a! Se,ee,i, ,u ca8
s,,,3, rJo so,j ,.o,i t-,,, ~
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NJ
Charleston Apr'l IS. ia6I
NY DriR SIR camo IN viii thp
mstiAaou which weni into opaulion
oslY.a tov weeks belare slg ih6 iigbl;
ss,se have eyey deyot5ily believed yhrt
t'dA our creates. iuls,est Upfot.
sspatsly %, mo, sny couuuyaoa have,
& tba tou;se Of laeslEs. atyy Years. Is
se6r un the iloa shat {, Ses o ntslske,oa.l
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Y our8 lrUly,
j. H. PSTriaau,

GSr a Nav Orleans lot!e, says !
1.-Two incidents have occurred this week
which rscaIl TO tbs mind events uan. gjr.
ius 10 lhq early days Of tae gccupaacy
Of loo eiiy No,virtsqadjng NE iaG,
tbatl9 entire Fire Depafimen, is ua
der plol Olhonor, seveml members Of
Engine Company No, thirteen vtro az.
rested and fined FIVE dollars each for
singing The Gonaic z Iue Fics on re-
turning from q fire Their plga was that
lbe song wns a nov one, hul tho air was
one which had been prescribed by lbo mil
llary au.hod.icg a naval officer yes.
,arJay arrested and conveyed 70 General
Bowon's Office a beautiful young female
rebel who bad AauGtol in h.o Mco e.
dainty handkerchief 90 which e'os EN-
br9idered Confederate Gag. THO ;rea-
1oGa5le emblem was Aurned 9r9
She received orders 10 report dtiy
TO the Provost. AarshGl Genera, for DE
space Of thirty days. L is 20 te hoped
.ha. this example Of funuess ahown 70
one who dcgrael hsr,s,f privileged TO 10.
suit Union officers q, g.easrra MAJ have
sa.yiagy eject"
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WaEsLsSo, April lllh, 1863
4 ~ Gi1ao,s Joia Bishop and OILERS:
GENTLtHEs orr tayotof tlb 8,h Hsa
wandngm me 70 declare myself o caGdi,
date for the blico Of Governor Of tho
State ofWesl virginia, is before me -
Allow mo just here to return to each Of
YOU MY most sincere acknowledgements
Ter every lategNE terms u HMsj yoU
are pleased to poiatto somo character.
isues Of mino which you liaya said are
necessary for the Governor OF West Vir
ginia to possess Ingroc With you goa.
llamen that tho Governor OF Wos. Vir-
ginia should poSsGs1 frnnoss aud deoi.
sion Of character A Goyomor who
should study 10 koowhia duty, ADD know
ing i', Fhtu,l have tho will TO DO i.--
I do no. feel o. liberty to declare myselt
o candidate for dis Office.
! have been oaod tho ha-i lShotoss
10 secure the New Salosnl ] could not
willingly DO any aol thst would look
Ike disturbing ;ha goi,y Of the men who
form the New State par,y
A Convention ha3 h1a1 oe'ioi and viii
shorty assemble q. pakergburg iotom
iaelc State officers and tholl bow to
tho will Of t5a, Gou7en.ioa Although
! have never permitted mysclf % believe
!tatiAo Convention wouil nominate mo
for that Office. vet | will gy hare that
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Ey 4 itrge amount Of fmma soj am

Ey L hrge amount Of armaso] an
uuiiion Ggo g be s,orod in. the Uai,ed
S'atca crsnel in Augusta, &s,8e.--
Twenty ihouaand Eogli,h EaGcll daa,,
three lundroi thousand rounds Of fyea
ampuuilion. and any aum5cT Of tons of
Gunpowdor, hayo slready been received.
ami other egof war are on their way
tAero toi spfckaaplng. in view Of futu.s
emergencies.
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Tia Donyilto m. " Herald .,y.

Tho Dpoyillo IN. " Herald says
There q smar.GI;lo German boy in that
village named Lauterborn, who has been
provided 5y nature with q WHISTLE in his
nose. It was frs. noticed few months
siHcs, md wag supposed to proceed
from q cold, bu, no recovered without
.yoaiag his whistle, eai iala prGciice
will make him greater curiosity than
anything Barnun has on hand now.
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Eg- The Sunday sQboo JoPurs oi ths
New E0gIaud Methodist Conference now
in session a. 8os,oa, sho@s oae Aeaafs4
and sixty SCHOOLS rcore5co'ot Gldccrs
Gad gta5ya, 5.5IJ% 'si,5fg- i@,S(Tf
volumes in iibTgry O0,95+ biJs clas-
sos, 68i Eaho.ar1 in infant classes, g..
44oi school expenses. s5,47S.
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~ Tic Richmond gentiasl, april

6.h snys
"eE. Davis has sent 0 message 10 tho
Confederate Congress yotoing bill 10
incleuso tha strcngth and e.ioiency Of
loaYy artillery for sea-coas. defense,
giving as l.s grounds that the bill was
unconstitutional, iGasmacd as il with
dtaws from Tie Executive aulbori.y in
dsp2asab,o 10 the falflnentofh.s f0nc.
l0as ng Commanlsr'in. Chiet"
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FROM the BA.t!n5gc Anerieaa. april 3
Ihe lispes tha: Brighten IN ;ne Pa,a-
wgy Of tie BepEhIc.

Ihs Hopes tha; Brighten in ;ae Pa,h-
{, way Of The RePuh!ic
Tbs cause af .aa Uaion is onward; thS
hopes oftbc patriotic Brighten from day
70 day .Taszou IN the loyal States has
just met wi,h two defeats 50 crushing in
their effects .hG, hardly two Victories in
/ the field oogla tell more heavily agajns.
! the rebellion C9nnec.jeu: aud Rhode
Island Asye spoken ia ter!as o:oyetwhql.
ming condemnation Of tie set whose
best councillor and ally IS folnj in the
British Minister here, sul SO, although
the Peace candidate for Governor in
'CoDneclica, was formerly endorsed By
I his successful namasoSe- Governor HQ.
ratio Seymour ol New York, he wss
obliged to 20 under amids, the shouts OF
triumph from loyal men. Ia be sure,
the Peace Democracy Of The North
consider .heso defeats as niers.iriaes no.
4 tbIag that should at sIl disturb their
equaaimiiy although ibe Empire Stale
I CopPevhesda, BY !heir leaders, made, a
regular iurOad upon Connecticut espo-
cially; yet, falling, they would convince
the world that The "grspes are sour" us
they sneak of TO hide tIeir disappont
men. aud chagria. Fading oflhei,pur.
posos too, even in New Hampshire, and
cIecSon, ,I,a',bag, g tIo H. Va, Wa "ts,ro Te,at,
CrI',na,i eSor lboi, bo,o .@'' b~ro Nv
oa,a 3d.. .Ean ''e,' -, "UPVl - III @
Ir or Lonn Iy" no,toJa,ian rJ' $r''' n5: "D5
IAN 'v .o,IIo1 .y",v'''''' 0"0''
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receui o1podmen's =
The prSodeeFresuE5 elected by QUO
Jays experiments soam 70 be these arst
Cha iron plates of7l inoheo or greater
iaitiness, can ba produced with a much
perfection IS 20 quality aud strength as
those o! iaur jncAee; secondlY. thst wa.
have clgeoiy Eot guns the fire Of which
our slronger srmoltclods could not
face aud doat jOr,eN -s-iuutOs
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tha build produce marmuSingS OF 6's
qli uo among the people.
Respectfully yours.
SAMUrl CRASE.
oa Ceiger on ormlns Negroes.
Gaa 81 q Geigor. of Columbus, some
iia si6oe madd speech at Spdogfcll
Hpl1ays makes points Hero is
glias iie said about ann ing nogroea
is eIua9TiinaFy s,usitiyqness .as to
the Nmployment OF negroes, /, as loyal
rlf eg1uot understand, That il wlll
cbs8iSlhe South is evident: they are q
SIiSesns people, and raise thei hNuds ia
bof9rg1 q our employment otthe same
lavSnNlhey use. if slaves can be enga.
gsdsio byeak down our laws and Coast.
tuttp. -certainiY ,hey can bo mals 10
M Ain'tsem, Tho traitors use them
10 lliBt their produce, build their iori
6s4aons, msu ikeir canpcp, and dght in
the Geld so hr as they dare with safety
ID fenselScs; but our Government 10
JedpHfnsd ID "a unchrstian in preGarging
It's H6 by. Die zane iustrumental.ties. -
Tb end saoctifss the means, and l An
no.sasfIiculor about tho agencies wAich
ezihgaish tyaltom WHO murder our pes.
p lp$ Self preservation depands that
theahals d the rebellion be reached
saftsrusha3, and ifn9groos csh do Il be.'
.afsl ltag white men. OF in pay way aid in
A uploy them. We, not the
70 Ssdge Dg oar applinnces to
sllHills s::ssrta sbei
foa6giAa and lives sacrificed IN battlo. I
sa Jug as willing they should belong 10
negroes as TO loyu whites. lam willing
10 use a dog to kill skunk, and I am
Wiling 20 use negro to Kill traitor
J have more raspecI FOR negro thsn o
tr,Uof and in controversy between
them / bid The negro God speed.
! would rather trust loya! man with
Jlac; lace than a white maa with q
black heart. | hoDots negro more wbo
strikes for die country wgiia;o and Stays
rs foe, ihap The dastsgi who slaughter
our ci,izeas 10 up!ura the Constitution.
The one struggled for GounTyin which
he has aad but few rights, ana the other
asains, Government which has Civ
cu and protected lin in evsry lh.ug --
10 battle i, is perfectly legitimate to l's
horse 70 ride rough sbod over tho field,
70 t,ample upon the bopes. and cfusl,
ou; The helr.s and buneg OF men, or 70
dsa iron gmpo 20 NOV down hostile col.
lnns, or rams to sink .hg yossal9ot and
drown Your onemiesi ye. you dare no,
use ragiJ for the samc purpose, 4
a9gto IS better lban horse, and coG1in.
~ 10 creation superior 10 tho meta, dug
from tho carth Gen. jackson, usoI
them 10 Kill ,he British, and no would.
If living, iusliga,e them to destroy JoG.
Davis aud his minjong But these reb.
el, Of tho South, and lhojr slios bore.
wish TO exempt themselves from the rI-
les 70 which VIC are subject. BY the
common law, which is in force in Ohio,
Il any man yasis!s an officer 10 the per
iomaaoo Of his duty, That officer calls
Tho posse conn,dw to his old II you or
resisl him h0 calls upon aA sy3.a5 20
asslsi in our arrest whito a. well as
bi05B mu3l respond &ad s%&4SE ~
refuses to aid rim he b pansbs,l. Tl4
negro dare not refuse or no viii h tr,
poisoned, aad ,ha. negro hasa right 10
use all the force necessary 70 '1ppo-l tho
r. f-,., r,.,t, ". tf.. ts1,;rrs. - .v. Er.e
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