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! would the War were over.
BY ALICE HAWTHORNE.

BY ALICE HAWTHORNE.
Yes, | would the war were over,
Would the work were nobly done,
With the country undivided
And the battle fought and won;
For the contest still before us
Must be settled by the sword,
And the war can not be ended
Till the Union is restored.
CHORUS.
Yes, l would the war were over,
Would the needed work were done,
With my country still united,
Aud the many stars in one. (RePeat,
Cold upon the field of battle
Husbands, Sons and brothers lie;
Friends are waiting, wives and motheas,
Looking for them bye-and-bye.
Far away from home for ever
Many a noble one lies slain
Look not for thy child, fond mother!
Thou shalt see him not again.
While would the war were ended,
And the cruel struggle Ger,
Still, our flag must be defended,
And our country as before;
Peace, indeed, is Heavens blessing,
Though its joys are easy lost,
But we'll battle for our nation
Whatsoe'er it yet may cost
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FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARm,
CITUATED mostly in the Borough OF Har-
y Teton, adjoining the village on the north
and extending almost its entire length, maxi
ing its division and sale into lots quite conve-
nient. containing l57 Acres. l6 Of which
mare well Timbered. small Stream Of
3Water flows nearly through its centre.
The Improvements are a good Frame -
House and Bank Barn. with Tenant LIZ
House on the north end of the farm. Two
Apple Orchards, one in full bearing, the
younger beginning 10 bear.
Also ITO Acres Of Timber Land,
situated in Hartley township.
For Terms, apply to
Mas. AGNES S. WILSON,
Eyecasrir Of J. T. WILSON, deed,
ps7msl or VIM. WILSON, Hartleton, Pa
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm
upon which he resides, in East Buffa-
loe townships mile and a half south of lie ".
isburs. II contains 81 Acres more or less,
all cleared and in good state Of cultivation,
together with 10 acres Of Timber Land near
BY. The Farm Improvements are a frame
- Dwelling House, Frame Barn. Tenant
Ellsk House, and suitable Ou,bnildInss. A
good Spring near the ho1se, and stream Of
water flows through the farm. Also all kisds
Of fruit, Of the best varieties.
The farm is bounded on the north by VIM.
Brown. east BY Penny and Gundy. south by
the smoketown and river road, west by Jacob
Gundy.
For Terms. inquire on the premises.
April 6. '63m6 GODFREY DECK.
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The President said be tried Mcclellan
twenty times, and would try Hooker at
least twice. Hooker is now relieved, and
Gen. 20 c. MEAD, the pride of the Penn.
Reserves, takes his place. lie took the
command Of Hooker when The latter
received his serious wound near Richmond.
The Army is perfectly satisfied With the
new commander, althO' much attached to
Gen. Booker, who conides fully in Mead,
rs do also his brother ofiners.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees, M "
EvergreenS, Grape Vines, @asA


&c. &c, for sale at this place, in the Spring,
in a Nursery each side cf the River.
They will be brought from the old Laurel
Ridge Nursery, formerly belonging to Lewis
.. Hummer, but now 10 SHELLER, LEWIS d
HUMMER who have entered into a co-parner-
ship for the purpose of establishing a regular
Nursery at this place. The old Laurel Ridge
Nursery is siIualed IN Adams Co., Pa, Is a
well-esiabIished nursery, and contains as
good a variety of trees as any in the Stale of
Penn'a or New York. Mr.. Hummer has had
considerable experience In the business from his yout
The public expect large, well formed Trees, Of the
best aud latest vsriries. Persons wishing TO purchase
Of this firm had better send in their orders soon,
that bring the kinds desired but there will be
brought from tn. Nursery thau will be necessary
to fill ORDERS and purchasers therefore the trees
before buying IL they wish to- We q list Of trees
which have hand; but not eHiently
rnumerat- the different varieties; but the public will
find catalogue at the Dime Saving Institution.
Apple trees 10 feet high, from IS to 20 each
Peach, from to 6 feet high, Il to Is cts. each
Standard Pear. TO feet high. 10 to 80 cts. each.
Dwarf Pear, to feet high Is TO 40 cts each.
Cherry, q to feet high, 70 to ). cts. each.
Plums, plum stocks, 10 . feet high i0cts each.
N.ctarines. ounces, and Apricots, 25cts. each.
Grape Vines, l2cts 10 a 81 each
Currants 10 l5cts each Goos.herre. l5cts. each.
Backberries, Sets. each or 75ct-. per dozen.
Rsspb-rries, l0rts. each, or 81 per dozen.
STRAW berries 25cts per doz-n ,5ets per hundred
Rhuharb, locts each, 81 per dozen.
Ornamental trees from .5cts. to 81 each.
Evergreen trees, from +0cts to 81 each.
SHELLER Il HUMMER.
Lewisburg, Jan. %. 1863
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pDR SALE,

TWO desirable BUILDING LOTS situate
on Brown street, (River road,) Lewis
burg. Inquire of II. GEIHART, Sd st. near
Market June II
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Real Estate.


Valuable Town Property.
FOR SALE.-That new, weilbuilt. two
Il storey, double Brick Mansion, with an
Out-kitchen, and Barn on The premises, al the
west end of Market st. Lewisburg, between
7th and sth Sts. There IS Well on the
Lot, and all kinds Of good Fruit Trees grow
ing. Lot, "A feet front.
June ~. REUBEN SNYDER
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Gen. Couch desires the 40, 1000 militia
to rendezvous as follows:
At Huntingdon 1900 men
At Harrisburg 1900
At Reading 10000
OF these 30, 0C0 men, he wants 1000
mounted riasmen, and 20 full companies
Of sharp-shooters.
1t is understood that the new forces
including the last from Union county
pass on to the camp 10 Reading.
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The Horace Waters Pianos &MelOdeonS

and ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and 7. Gilbert Co.'S cee-
brated IEoiian Pianos the finest instruments for
parlors and churches now in use large assortment
can be seen at the new warerooms, No. isl Broadway
between Grand Broome streets, which will be sold
ut extremely low prices. Pianos and Melodeons from
sundry makers, new and second hand Secondhand
Pianos Melodeops great prices from SIS
to 500. Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds Of
Music Merchandise, at war prices.
Opinions Of a.e Press.
aThe Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very best are enab-d TO speak Of these
with some degre. confidence from personal
their excellent tone and durable lork
ErdfDsist
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F0r salt,
FOR RENT.

TNWO-STOREY Brick HOUSE and "a
LOT en- North Fourth street. kfA.2
March Ia. '62. Fl. p. sHELLER.
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NNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween WM. VAS GEzER and A. II. DILL,
in the practice of the law, is this day dis
solved. A. II. DILL.
kewisburg. Jan. 5, 1863.
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The Alexandra Organ

Is reed instrument, corresponding in power and COM
pass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe O-san.
In rosewood cases, S stops, $50
- ls5
Is 235
IL stops with percussion, 3l0
Is stops, with percussion, and depression" s.5
A liberal discount TO Cergymen, Churches, Sabbath
Schools, Lodges Seminares and Teachers. The Trade
supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
lsl Broadway, New York.
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Q5ooo llcws---Nrw GOODS.

NEW GOODN
NEW GOODSI
NEW GOODSI
NEW GOODS!
FOE FAIL AND WTvTERi
FOR All AND UfNTFRf
FOR FAIL md UJNTERI
FOR FALL AND WINTERI
CALL AND SEEl
CALL AND SEE!
(ALL AND SET
CALL AND SEE!
ERENER. ECLURE d Ca
ERENER, MCLURE d "a
KREHER, MCLURE d 70
KREKER, TCLURE d co
Lewisburg, Nov. 1864
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Sabbath School Bell No. z.

10000 copies Itisan entire work Of nearly
200 pages Many Of the tunes and hymns written
expressly for this volume It will be popular
its predecessor (elI No. ~ which has up to the
enormous number Of 620,00O copies-outstrippng any
Sunday school Book of its size issued in this country.
Also both volumes bound in one to accommodate
schools wishing them in that form. Prices Of Bell No.
payer covers Is cents, &l2 per loo Bound IS cents
sls per lOO Cloth bound, embossed gilt so cents
per 100 Bell No. l. paper covers 12 cents $40 per IOo
Bound 20 cents, SIS per 100 Cloth bound. embossed
gilt, rs cents so per 100. Bells Nos. and bound to.
gether 10 cents $50 per 1o0 IS copies furnished the
100 price, Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents $40 p.r
100. Mailed postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
May ., 2,62-Ismcq 4s1 Broadway, New York.
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BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWTSBURG, UNION CO, PA.
LEWIS GEIREV PrONrletOr,

YINHiS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find it the most convenient and
central public house-charses will be lhs
most reasonable-and neither Time or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who may call. Persons in the County
will be charged IS cts per meal.
Lewisburg, April /, 1862
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Chardcteriaic.-R. G. Harper, editor Of
ths Republican paper at Getty tysburg, was
taken prisoner. Col. A. X. Mcclure, the
Republican editor at Chambersburg, was
last year honored BY the Rebels visiting
at bis house in large numbers. lie did
not desire to renew their acquaintance, 80
he loft on their last approach. But Gen.
jenkins took tea at his house, next day:
After being seated, be said, "Mrs. NJ
Clure, your husband left here last night"
"Yes" "Hs went out BY the way of
Ruthsrford's lane" "Yss" "He was
on foot" "Ycs-but," said Mrs NJ Clure,
show is it, General, you know all these
particulars "Oh," said jenkins, with
tho most biting acorn and irony, III have
it all from our Constitutional friends"
Thus We have traitors-as we had Tories
in the Notwithstanding US at every
step, and exposing loyal neighbors.
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IN BBLS. Mackerel, Nos. and 2,
w in half and whole barrels, for sale by
JNo. II. GOODMAN,
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GALT, in barrels and sacks for sale
III by LNO IL GOODMAN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-09-16
PUSH ON THE COLUMN.

In 1914, the committee to inform Col.
Polk of his nomination, says an exchange,
made visit to the Hermitage. During
their stay, the old hero extended that
whole-souled hospitality for which he
was distinguished, and gave them words
of encouragement As they were about
to leave be clasped them by the hand,
and as he bade them farewell. he said:
.Geutleman, the cause of Democracy is
with you; put your shoulders to the wheel,
pray God for success, and push on the
column" =" These words were the battle
crv of the Democracy ip hat campaign.
They sounded like the living words of
Jackson throughout the nation. They
rut their shoulders to the wheel, they
worked with an inspired energy, and they
did push on the column to victory!
Democrats, the voice oe Jackson speaks
toyou in thrilling tones and with an
earnest meaning Treason is plotting in
council, and disunion stalks out boldly
in its frenzy, and threatens destruction to
those cherished institutions to the preser-
vation of which Jefferson and Jackson
devoted their lives, The times call for
action. We must work. Let evry Dem
ocrat up and ''put his shoulder to the
wheel and push on the column. -
Ohio Patriot
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of John Schafroth, deceased, will offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 10th dayof October 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M, and
o'clock D. M, on said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, to witt
Beginning at the south west corner of the
north west quarter of section twenty-nine,
township one and range three, thence east
one hundred and sixty rods to the south east
corner of said quarter section, thence north
one hundred and eighty rods to the left fork
Of Barnes run, thence up said run with thf
meanderings thereof to the section line
thence south thirty-eight rods to the place o
beginning, containing sixty acres. more o
less, and being all that part of said quart
section lying south of the left fork of Barn Q
run.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash in hand
one third in one year, and one-third in TIVE
wears, with Interest on the deferred payments
10 be secured to the satisfaction of the IN
dersigned.
JOHN MUHLEMANN, Admir-. of
John Schafroth, deceased.
| Sept. 8. 1859.
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PROCLAMATION.r

r GEORGE W. CARR0rHERs, Sheriff Of
j., the County of Monroe. in the State Of
THE, do hereby proclaim and give notice to
all the qualified electors of said county, to
assemble at the usual place of holding elec.
oions in their respective townships, on
Tuesday, the Il tn Dayot October, 1863.
and then and there cast their ballots for the
following officers, to.wit eS5 elje
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Auditor of State;
One Treasurer of State;
One Judge of the Supreme Court;
One Member of the Board of Public Works,
One State Senator for the y Senatorial
District; 9h
One Member of the House of Representa-
tives for said county;
One Judge of the Probate Court;
= One Sheriff for said county;
One Prosecuting Attorney for said county;
( One County Treasurer for said county; r
= One County Commissioner for said county;
Z One Coroner for said counry;
p And one Director of the Infrmary for said
county; <' a- 0
I The Trustees of the several township of
said comfy, are also notified that at the same
time and places, one hundred and eight ju.
dicious persons. having the qualifications of
electors, must be selected, according to the
statute, and returned to the Clerk of said
ourt Common Pleas of said county, together
with poll booksof said election, which said
jurors have been APPOINTED amoog the sevs-
raj townships of said county as follows:
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Your ebedient servant,
Home Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio. Aug. 10, 1859.
DR.. G. Roback:
Dear Sir-Permit me to say in relation ,s
your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rifier, that have used several boxes ard
bottles, and have found their effects on niv
system to be all that 1t is claimed for them
your advertisements. l have also seen tn.
effects of your pills upon child four or 6r,
years old, in expelling worms from the hswsl,.
One dose given the child, confined to tho hes.
and apparently very sick. caused the wsr;rs
to come away from it in great numbers. and
they were found crawling and scattered sill
about The child thus relieved recovered
Immediately, aud is now well and hearty.
Yours, &C.,
JOSEPH HERROLn.
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DIR RAnwAy.s
DIR. RAILWAYS
CLEANSING SYRUP, CALLED
RADWA Us RENOVATING RI
SOLVENT, As 4 AORA1 CURA-

SOLVENT, As 4 AORA1 CURA-
TIVE.
Vice. immortality and wick kedness is the
barent of many ills, and as the world ad-
yances in civilization, these heir looms will
multiply. 1t is not wisdom, that with
each successive generation begets weak
ness and entails upon the child the mfr
mites, diseases, and corruption of blood
of the parent. The Physician can 20 more
stop the propagation of vice and the issues
it entails, than he can prevent the visit.
ten of Yellow Fever, Small Pox, Cholera,
or tho wind from biowing-or the presence
of malaria; to accomplish this task, hs
must revolutionize the established laws of
nature. Science has no such pretensioRs,
all that medicine can do-Dr. Rodgay s,
Renouating Resotuent will do, in curing
and sxterminating from the system, all
constitutional infrmities and inherited
diseases. This medicine will positively
cure Syphilis in its worst form, Nodes,
Swelling in the Groin, Glandular Swsllings
Tumors, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Skin Erup-
tions, Serofula, Sores in the Mouth, Ears,
Nose-all discharge Pimples,
Blotehes, Pustules, letters, &c. Let
none be discouraged, if afflicted with any
kind of Skin diseases, or if you inherit any
constitutional nalady er infrmity, all
RAILWAYS RHNOVATING RESOL-
VENT will cure you. In giving thi.
medicine to the world, that will cure the
sick, we are fulfilling sacred duty, Ii
immortality cannot be prevented. We ear
at all events cure the Miseries it entails
this, neither philosopher msrsl sussisa
will accomplish.
Price enc Dollar per Bottle, or ak
Bottles for Five Dollars.
Sold at DIR. RADWAY & Cos. OF
FICE, 81 MAIDEN LANE, n. Y, AID
BY DRUGGISTS.
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CAMERoS, Ohio. August s1st 1863.

The mysterious disappearance of Re-
becca Headley, daughter of James Head
icy decd has created some alarm as to
Her whereabouts. It is known. however,
$ that one George Shepherd conveyed her
as far as Sunfsh, aud that is the last
place she has been known by her friends
TO have been. She has been living with
said Shepherd some year or more, and
=. am Informed he refuses to tell where she
. y, or says be. does not know anything
shout her
IL any pereon can 10 FORM me where she
s is they shall be rewarded for so doing
! Aes L. IIEADLEY. 8.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County
Court of Common Pleas.
William Fl. Penn,
against
Arminda Pern

FTNHE said Arminda Penn who IS at present
i residing in the State of kentucky, will
take notice that the said William H. Penn. did.
on the 9th day of July A. D. 1868, file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Chic, his petit
tion asking for Divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony with the said Armipda, and that
the cause assigned is adultery of the said
Arminda with one Joseph Kincade, on the I'd
day of March A. D. 1868, In the tswn OF An
tioch, in Monroe County aforesaid. Said petit
tion will be for hearing at the next term OF
said Court commencing on the 27th dav oi
0dtaher next WILLIAM H. PENN.
August S, 1ss3.-sw pa. s
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Elizabeth Baldwin has
on the 9th day of July, 1868, left my bed
and board without any just cause or prev
ocation. l therefore forbid any person
or persons trusting her on my account or
in my name, as l am determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting.
!. ELI BALDWIN.
Sept. 9, 1863.-3wpd.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Askew,
against
Levi Richner
Levi Richner.


Levi Richner.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the front door
of the courthouse, in the town of Woods
field, IN said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. M, on
Saturday, the Sd day of October, 1868.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Beginning at the south west corner of the
east half of the south west quarter of section
seven, township five, range ive thence north
with the line of said half quarter 33 rods to
the middle of the road, thence a northeaster-
ly direction with the middle of the road
fifty. FIVE rods and twenty links to rock,
thence south fourteen and half degrees west
nine rods to a buckeye five inches in diameter,
thence south 3Ot degrees east 10 rods to
stake, thence south 2 ~ degrees east nineteen
rods to sugur inches in diameter thence
243 degrees east seven rods to buck
eve twenty inches, thence south 81 degrees
east Is rods to rock at the creek, thence
seven degrees east fifteen rods to a beech FIVE
inches, on the section line, thence west on
the section line ninety-one poles to the place
of beginning, containing 224 acres more or
less, -... ea...,.... .-,..s....-.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Cmmon Pleas.
September I'd, 1863-4w.
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a@ Volunteers for the Army sAosla
net leave tho City until supplied with
.HOLLOWAY'S PILLS And OINT-
MENT. For Ssre.,e Scuryy, Wounds.
Small Pox, Fsyers, and Bowel Complaints,
these medicines are the best in ths wsrla.
Every French Soldier uses them. Only
25 cents per box. 211
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Master Commissioners Sale.

by virtue of mandate to me directed from
u the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio. on s,f'i
Tuesday, the 9th Doylof October Neat,
at the front door of the Court honse, in SAID
county, between the hours of ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and four o'clock in the after
noon of said day, 1 shall offer at public sale,
lot number twenty in the town of Clarington,
in said county, with. valuable buildings there
ON, to satisfy mortgage made by Solomon
v. Wheeler and wife TO Solomon Hope. One
of the best bargains ever offered to the pub
lie. Appraisement, 1888, ,334.
EDWARB ARCHBoLD,
Mas. COM. M. C. o.
sept l6, ls63-4w. -535s f@-
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Master Commissioners. Sale.

.DY virtue Of maDdate TO me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, on se-
Taesday, the 9Th Day Of October Neat,
at the front door ofathe courthouse in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock in
the forenoon and four o'clock in the after
noon of said day. lshall offer at public sale,
lot number twenty mine in the town of Clar-
ington, in said county to satisfy mortgage
made by James H. Ray 20 List Howell also
to satisfy other judgment creditors. Appraise
me ut very low EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Eaaf - sssFa - Mas. Com. M. C.. o.
sept l6, 1s63-4w. - IS @
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WORD TO those Indebted

- We ara in immediate need of money to
sebuy printing paper. Some of our sub
esscribsrs owe us for two, three and four
s2years, and some, a longer time. It is on
eethis portion of them we, are now calling 4;
1--WE must have money, and hope they will
esattsnd to this Immediately by paying what
asis- dusss Our prompt paying subscribers.
eSwill take notice, this call is not for
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Executors Notice.

NTOTICR is hereby given that tht Under
1N signed was, on the 26th day of August.
1858, confirmed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Chic, Executor of the estate Of
George W. Hage-man, late of said County;
deceased. WILLIAM, CASEY, Admir-
August 26. 1s63.---3w.
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[For the Spirit of. Demooracy.l

&c Mr.. EDIroR:
y Mr.. Morrow, at his Graysyille meeting,
essaid that he had all his life made his
Ssing by the sweat of his brow I am
szundsr the impression that the Democratic
separty elected him twice to the office of
Sheriff of this County and once to the
eeofice Of State Senator While he was
thus holding Office during six years, was
he earning his bread by the sweat Of
his brow 2 IF so, am decidedly op-
posed to his earning his living any longer
szin that way; aud. sm fully satisfied than
he will not, unless Lincoln gives him an
- Office. ss'sz SQUIB.