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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
=WYNKoOP's ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throst, Chest and Pulmonary Or
gans are eys prevalent, II sdous and dangerous =
The properties Of meIicine 70 alleviate, cure and
upfOut these COmpi ints must be sxpectoranti Ano-
dyne and lnv5gor tting l~0seuiDg the mucus 0i the
IN oati and i'm sTsing tone to the entire system NO
discOvtry IN meical nee ever mastered this cae8
o. diseases IKE Wink ops iceland Pectoral. 1t
Is Used th The most tom hing results in 81 cases
o. Bronchlti7, lnflueuza Wh0Op ng COush, Dipthe-
Tia or futrld Sore fhrl4t asihma, Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C
The Rev. J. J. Potter certifss, " that have used
DR. WynkoOp's PeoI0sai several years. yself and
my family, for severe Pulmonary C0mpiaintss and
have recommended it TO many others, aud have new
or seen its equal" Bev. J. J. PyIIEhs
Brooklyn, n. I.
Hundreds and Thousands OF important testimonial9 ?
could be produced. showing its remarkable cures ana
that IL NEyE FAILS u is cymposed Of pure lceiano
Moss, aim o. Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampanel
Comrey, BurdJs K, and other invaluaoe e1peetorant
and tonic ingredients. II Is harmless, prompt ana
LISTING Invalids and sufferers cannot aOrd 20 neg
iect trial. EterY family sn.uld haVs It II is rs-
for UrUup. Full de- cTi ptiOns, recommend
atoms nd directions accom- pauy each bOttlz.
GS- Prepared by Dr. h d. WTEKOOP, sni sold By
D :. BA hh as & CO.. n. Y lu , OR peOW
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HO0fand's German BitteFB
WILL CURE THEM.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SYMPTOMS

Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward les, Fulness of Blood to the
Hea7, Ac4dity of {. Q Stomach, Nauses, heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness weight in the StOmsch,
ou Eructatons Sins ing or Fluttel ing at tie Pit Of
T. stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Flu tsr'ng tne Heart, Oho-
king sudOc ating sensations when in lying pos
ture, Dimn s. Of Vision, Dots or Meb5 before the
t, Fever aud Doll Pal in the Head, Deficiency
of PsTspirarinn, YellOwness Of The SKIN and Eyes,
Pain in he eide, q chest, Limbs a., sud1e
Fushes Of Beat, Burning in the lesh, constant i'm
agining Of Evil, and gr at Depression Of Spirits.
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DyImerhca, or PaiVul AsnItlTatiOn, and
IN AenorThGgid OF PTotts5e FlOs1iag.

Both diseases arising ron faulty secretion Of the
menstrual duidin the being too httlet and
accompanied by severe pain and the other too pro-
use secretion, which will be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLIEa OF THE W0MBt
which is the result Of q relaxation Of the gamenta OF
that organ, and is known by Of heaTiness and
iraggns pains IN the back and Sides end a. times SC
5ompanied By sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts will, in all cases, be removed by
the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising from Ia
RITATIOH OF TIE NcHB, which physicians call her-
Vousness, which word covers up much Ignorance and
In nine ont Of ten the doctor does not really
Know whether the mptomz are the disease, OF the
here Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet Palpi
tatiOu OF the Heart, impaired Memory, Makefulness
Washes Of Heat, LangouT, Lassitude, and Dimnessoi
WlTion.l
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SENT FREE
Tor the Benefit Of Nervous Suler-
ers. The WARNING VOIOH on
Ssli-UuTs OF Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay, Less Of Memory, &C, BY & form
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address
d. b. WELLINGTON Boston, Mas.
PREVENTION BETTEB THAN CURE,-Tka
new French Safe Is the only article ever recommend
ed BY the Medical Profession aa aAFE and sURE Pre-
Fentive. Samples sent, sAEELT O0HCEALED, 20 anT
addrnaa. rnra'nt ~ starnn 'e-77-Ff
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Tssss are Fsets EsOs,qh.

The is no Glass of diseases that produce such ex-
hausting effects upon the human constitution Is Di-
abs tes and Diseases Of the kidney8 Bladder and Ur
nary Passages, and through false mOdesty they are
neglected until they advanced a. to be beyond
hesontrOl ofordinary remedies, and We present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
10 the public with the conviction that Il has no equal
In relieving the class Of diseases for which Il has been
found 30 Oeminently successful In curing and We trust
that shall be rewarded tor efforts in placing
valuable remedy in form to meet the require
ments Of patient and physician.
For Sale By all Draggists-Pries s., 90.
WM. H. GREGG 4 co,
PropFietOrs
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New York, n041o;RNsOd
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Stone is tse Bladder, CsIcElsEI, GTaVsL BrieL
Du5t Deposit aSd ABeSS OF AiLkg
Diehdgges after UTiBatia0,

Disease occurring frum one and the same cause win
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water, taken
iOr any length Of time. The dose should vGTy with
the severity of the disease from twenty drops 70
seasDOonful three times day, in water. During the
passage Of tho Calculus the pain and urgent symp-
IONS should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Water a.
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

After the serenade of Ganeral Rosseau,
at Philadelphia, on Wednesday night he
made a speech in reply, re asserting the
positions he has SO often publicly taken
that the overnment must be sustained at
any cost. He went so fas as to decrare
himself in favor of the prompt abolition of
Slavery, which he regarded as the cause
OF our troubles.
General Rosseau, it will be remember
ed, is 8 DrmOcrat, one of the right sort, a
true man to his country and Governments
not traitorOus Copperhead.
The army has become intensely anti -reb-
el, and, SO far, anti slavery. A great
change has passed over it during three
years of war, and it has learned to hate
with bitter hatred the institution which
has brought such ruin and disaster upon
the country. This revolution in opinion
was expressed lately by sn officer at
Nashville, in language more terse than
reverent:
al was an out-and-out Breckinridge
Democrat once, sir, but now, sir am an
abolitionist, b b-; and not only that,
| sir, but am a - Abolitiouist'
As it is cardinal principle of the reb-
ell Government that the States are sover-
eign and cannot be cOerced, of course no
exception can be taken by Jefferson Davis
and his Cabinet ministers to the sigui6-
cant change of sentiment which has taken
place in North CarOlinu, and which points
not only to the withdrawal of the State
from the COnfederacy, but to the speedy
downfall of the latter. Undeniably North
Carolina has the right to "secede" from
the new Government; for it was upon this
doctrine that that Government was estab-
lished, and it is for this doctrine that it's
cOnscript armies are at this moment con-
tending. When the news from North Car
Olina reaches Europe, the Confederate
loan will probably experience another
shock, from WI ich the most strenuous ex-
ertiOns Of the Times will be unable to ral-
| " IL
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& AsPINWALL,~...-...AE gents.
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WALTER PATTON, Commander,
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From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. ID, at
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And at intervals thereafter Of about six weeks from
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SECOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals tur-
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BBFxcurt ion tickets ont and back, in the lst and
I'd Cabins Only, q fare and hall.
UB-Servants accompanying passengers, and child
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Third CABIN, Intermediate state Rooms, passen-
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aud good substantial
STEERAGE, with superior accommodations. ...-.f3o.
~Prices of Cabin Passage from Liverpool at same
rates Al above.
re Pr ce of steersgs Passage from Liverpool, t25
AJ-Au Fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent IN
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Each Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet CT
luggage. an experienced Surgeon on board.
Forp,ssage apply OnIT 20 CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
ct the passage once, 26 Broadway, or 20
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Lsueorrhea or Whitss.

EThis disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu
oOus lining of the vagina and womb. 1t Is in all ca
accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken thrse times auay with an IN
cotton OF a tablespoonful Of the medicine mixed
with half pint Of SOFT water morning and evening
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives those organs time to their healthy
tone and vigOr We are able to state that the COnst
sutton Water has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which Il has been given.
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LOST. waists Z FOUND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MACHINE
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, TO know that
heir 'omen folks can earn % to go per week with
one OF Akin's Ceiebrated Knitting Mschinss. twill
sarn its cost in thrty days. Price, complete, e5O
Weight As pounds Freight from 50 cents to q 90
Send for circular and samples (send stamps.)
ELLIOTT B BhANSON,
arr3n. Rss l2R Take-St Chicago m.
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Irritation Of the Neck Of The Bladder, Iafan.
nation Of the Ri9neys, and Catarrk Of
the BJo1deT, StTaHgury and
Burning, OF Painful

For these diseases It i8 truly q sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said in its praise single
dose has been known relieve the urgent symp'
toms Are you trOgbled with that distressing pain IN
the small Of the back and through the hips tea-
spoonful day Of Constitution Water Will relieve you
Ike magic.
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~RsmemIer that these Bitters-sua
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as = Beverage.
sgThg IN thousands Of L'tssfron
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians
and Citizens,

Testifying Of their own personal knowleagsi o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23
Follow Your Leader.

We observe that few Of our super
royal-Loyalists have been getting up 4
"Union League" in Bloomsbury. Have
they forgotten how they used to sneer Al
Democrats as "Union Savers We won.
der what kind of Union Leaguers they
are I Stay at home Leaguers, no doubt
The same kind to whom Parson Brown.
low in a letter to an Abolition League
meeting at Chicago, used the following plair
language
"You citizens of Chicago call yourselves
loyal; you glory in your loyalty you
proclaim it upon the streets, and herald il
in your press, and declare it from every
platform, but IL costs nothing to be foya
here in Chicago, so far a,oay from danger
loyalty leads 10 the .fed."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23
Abolition Arguments.

On Saturday morning last, we received
through the Bloomsbury Post Office, the
subjoinde billet -dour. So important a
communication anonymous, as it is, should
not be lost to the country. We publish ii
Uerbatins
"Levi l. Tate
In your issue of may 0. you
mention what the Democrats mean to dc
when they get into power. Well it loo ks
we'll on paper. But will tell you what
think you had better do before that time
YOU had better advise all all the democrat
ic traitors to make Pop Guns to shmt
their grannies.
Remember Gen Hooker, Genl Butler
Gsnnel Burnsides. they know what to dc
with such men as YOU"
And this is addition argument, in re-
ply to a plain declar alton OF DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLES. Shame on all such dirty
sneaking cowards.--afraid to meet man
face TO face, because unable to refute log
ical argument, but would gladly stab il
the dark or incite the revenge of the sol
diers upon loyal citizers. We unhesita
tingly denouuce all such Migrants as pit
liable poltroons, beneath decent contempt
Ed Col. Democrat.
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The Danville Hotel.

We are pleased to observe, that the
"Danville Hotel" under the supervision
of that Prince of Landlords, Gen. GEO.
w. FREEZE, is doing prosperous busi-
ness. On Monday last, being the first
day Of the Montour Courts, over one hun
dred and fifty guests dined at the Danville
Hotel, and better dinner, few Of them
perhaps ever discussed Mr.. Freeze is an
unconditional Democrat, loyal only to the
Constitution and Laws OF our country
and hence his House is Democratic Head
Quarters.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

Swif Retribaion The people OF
Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday of last week,
became go ncensed at the cowardly act
of the minions of Lincoln's Administra-
ton, for the abduction of Mr.. Vallandig'
ham, under cover Of the midnight dark
ness,-that they gutted the Abolition
Journal Office, and then burned the build
ing. These abolition niger-heaas, like
all such cowardly sneaks throughout the
country, have done much to excite civil
ipsurrection among neighbors, and now,
the thing recoils upon their own guilty
heads. How true it is, that "they who
sow to the storm will reap of tho whirl'
wind"
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Reading Rail Road.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

CRENT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
" Northwest for Philadelphia, Ecw York. Reading
POttsvic, Lebanon. Allentown, EastOn. &c, &c
Traius leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia. New York
Reading pottsvc and all intermediate stations at 4
Il. III, and p.
New YORK cXptess leaves Harrisburg at Is A. m
arriving at New York at . Is the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg TO New York s. Is: to
Philadelphia 50 81 and s. -. Baggage checked
through.
Returning, leave New York al & a m. 10 noon and
p. m (Pittsburg ExprGssl Leave Philadelphia at g. IS
Il. M, and 33O p IN.
Sleeping cars in the New York express trains rouga
TO and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Caawissa Railroad leave Tana1ua
at $50 a m, and 2lj for Phiadt lpha New ork
, and all Way Points.
Trains leave louisville at is a. M, and go D. ni
for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York
An Accommodation passenger train lroves Reading
al oOO a. m and returns from Phadc phia at 90 D. m
W All the above trains daily Sundays excepted
a sunday train leaves Pottsvillc at 730 a. M, and
Philadelphia at 3l5 p.
Communication, mileage. season, and cxcurs ii sk cts
at reduced rates to and from all points.
. q. A. N1COLIS,
Ni'! 80 icp3 General Superintendent.
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upon his humble private with epitbets and
insinuating remarks, doubling my loyalty
which no man had ever questioned
before. So far as this goes, he is not a
competent judge, hence it availcth nothing
in the least.
The health of our regiment is excellent.
The boys are counting the days they yet
have to remain in Uncle Sans service -
Very few, in my opinion, will re-enter the
service. The weather is warm, but not so
hot as one might expect on the 18th ol
May. Wheat and fruit look fine in thi:
section, what there is cf it, The crops
are ahead, far, of those in Pennsylvania,
receive your paper regularly, please
continue it, No more at present.
Yours truly,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

pg- Our correspondents this week,
again, draw heavily upon space. Their
productions will he perused with interest,
We welcome them to our columns.
We decline publishing the lengthy ar
tiole, signed GA Poor Man." Not for
want Of friendship to the Poor Man, but
because his article is too long and little
too severe upon this poor, driveling Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN ]. ASH, sends us a long
letter from one I. La fantical aboli.
tionists, to whom he replied in our last
number-which letter we deem unworthy
of perusal by one at least who has no time
to spare.
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PURPOSES OF THE WAR;

CoaeREss, ~ A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED THE
FOLLOWING REsoLUTtoS, WHICH EXPRESSES VOICE OF
THE NATION Ass Is THE TRUE STANDARD LOYALTY
"That the present deporable civil war has been
orced upon the country by the disunionsts Of the
Southern States now in again the Constitutional
Government, and in arms around the Capital that in
this National emergency Congress, banishng all feel
ing OF passion resentment, will recoliect only
Its duty to the whole country that this is not pdgeG
on their part in spirit Of oppression or for any par
pose conquest alton purposoof oporhrowir
Interfering ith the rights established institutions o.
those States, but 10 defend aud mdintan the supremacy
the Consttstion, and ~ preserpe the Unton ith the dg
ny equality, aRdrghts Of the sererdi States unimpdred
and that as soon as hese objects are accomplished the
Rhtto eease.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23
ABRAHAM
This is ReJeE Paper on which l write.

DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS TO BE CLEARED
OUT.-The War Department recently dis
missed Lieut.. Edgarly from the army for
voting and aiding others 10 vote for the
Democratic ticket ia that state. The
reason alone was alleged alleged by Ad-
jutant-G eneral Thomas, whose loyalty he
has now probably protected against ques-
ton. The ac: Of this high officer has not
been disavowed. 1t is, therefore, to be
taken as indicating the policy Of the ad-
ministration.
But not merely lieutcnants and captains
of Demo critic pr nciples are to be kicked
out Of the army. Generals themselves,
of that faith, are TO be deposed. The
Tribune pronounces the edict. The qucs-
ton Of competency or incompctency is not
now to decide the matter. 1t is not gen.
eralship or a want of ii which will deter.
mine rank and place, or expulsion there
from. None but abolitionists TO lead the
soldiers will be the new cry.
1t takes time-it has taken ton much
time to get the baton out ofthe hands of
these military Copperheads; but the need
ed reform will be effected, and the result
will be Victory, Union, and Peace. Tfi-
bur-
Wendell Philips, at the Cooper Institute,
had as usual, sounded the note to which,
with more or less delay, the Republicans
party have always marched:
Cromwell never succeeded until the
Long Parliament sloughed off every man
that believed in the House of Lords, and
left nothi but Democrats behind We
shall never succeed until we slough oil
everything that believes in the past, and
bring to the front everything that believes
there is but one purposc-that is, to save
the Union on the basis Of liberty
(Cheers.)
To this he added the prayer that We
might have defeats till abolition generals
and an abolition policy led the soldiers
and guided the war :
God grant us SO many reverses :hat the
government may learn its duty God gram
us that the war may never end till it leaves
US on the solid granite Of impartial liberty
and justice. (Cheers.)
Valandigham is court-martialed. Phil
lips runs loose.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

EXTENSIVE ADvERTIsING.-On the 4th
of April, Messrs, Bryant Stratton & Co.
occupied an entire page Of the New York
Daily Tribune with an Advertisement Of
their International Commercial Colleges
and on the l4th Of April, the same adve.
tisemcnt appeared in the New York Her
aid; each of those papers also giving al
extended editorial notice of the enterprise.
Again, on May 7th, they took whole
column of the Daily Tribune, the adver
tisement being also inserted in the Week,
ly, with a long editorial notice. These
institutions must be enjoying unprecedent-
ed success to warrant such an outlay in
advertising, while they are comforting
lasting benefit upon the public. The
Herald truly says. "The results ol their
labors are telling largely upon the bust
ness capacities and usefulness of our OWE
men," And the Tribune adds, "Theil
plan seems to us eminently wise ant
practical, and we are confident that near
ly every one who purposes to conduct any
sort OF commercial or industrial burnes
hereafter will derive signal benefits from
devoting season 10 one of those Cole
ges,"
The Philadelphia College has just beel
re6tted in superior manner, and nov
offers rare advantages to young men wht
desere borough preparation for business
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For the Columbia Democrat.
Fort MAGRUDER, VA, !
May 18th /, 1868. !

Dear Colonel Iate:-
As was looking over
copy Of the 'Smm Mdchine,' of your
place, some time ago, seen letter from
the first Lieutenant of Company L l7sth
Regt. P. NJ in answer to one signed
"Loyal," written from the same Regt. |
found out who this man Loyal is, and |
think that the Lieut., slandered and lied
about him. But since | find that the
Lieut.. is the man who was tried in Court
for Slander and could not corroborate his
slanderous lies, then | think the people
will know that he has been counted by the
court as q man that will not tell the truth
But he is now discharged from the service
of the U. s., and you may depend it was
not for any 6raUe,y or patriotism that it
was done but, for other acts which | will
not mention unless he should attempt 10
publish more of his slang and falsehoods
then he shall have a history Of his life,
Such men are only fit to correspond with
the ".Smm .Machine," for they are both
alike.
About the correspondence con cerning
the paper that was sent from Wattstown
to James Hill, by his cousin. 1t can be
proven that Mr.. Hill never received it
The said Lieut.. did get the mail some
times, and suspicion rests very stongly on
him, that he sent it for publication. Be-
fore giving it to Mr.. Hill, he also stated
that he was a democrat of the Douglas
stripe, but his own words puts the lie on
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that, for he says the torch in one hand and
the sword in the other, while Douglas said
the sure and only way to str org and
lasting peace was by c ompromise. Now
think there is diff ference in their senti-
ments.
The boys, as general thing, are
in good health and spirits, but do not like
the way that things are used that the
friends at home send. was told yesterday
by a man who just got a box from home,
that there was Can Of Butter and Can
of Tomatoes taken out before it reached
him. Now, the largest part of them arc
sober men and are willing if there is any
liquor found in their boxes for them tc
have it taken out, but they do not wan,
them to take the provisions out. That is
} good way to make Democrats and you
had better believe that this Regt. is quite
Democratic. l will now close by wishing
you well, and 1 will ever remain yours
&C., Union for ever.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-23

l@Dr. John says the persons who
wear the "Copperhead" badges were trea.
ted with contempt Of course they were
by the DR.. and his friends and when we
remember that the motto on the cooper.
head" badge is I.iberty," it is perfectly
apparent why it should meet the contempt
of the defender of despotism and his hang
ers on.