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r EGAL NOTICE-The Htna insurance

T EGAL N0TICE.-The Etna Insurance
Company of Hartford, Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, in the State of Ohio, against said Etna lnsr-
ance Company, setting forth that on the 9th day
OF Nav, 1862, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued to said Johnson policy of insurance and
thereby insured said johnson against loss OF
damage by fire to the amount Of two hOusand
dollars, for the term one hundred and twenty
six days, namely: From May 9th, 1862, at II
O'Clock at noon until October lst, 1862, at u
o'clock at noon, on his, said JOhnsOn's fishing
tackle, consisting Of twlne, canvass, household
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
in the fishing business, all then being and con-
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No 9S4, Vistula division to the city Of Toledo, IN
the State Of Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed to make good unto said johnson all such
immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount 100000, as should happen by fire to the
property above mentioned, for the period Oftime
above stated, other than fire which might hap
pen or take place by means of any invasion, in
suTrection, riot, or civil eommotons or OF any
military or usarped power, and except loss by
theft at or alter atre, to be paid within SIXTY days
after notice and proof of said loss or damage
should be made by said johnson TO said Etna In
surance Company, in conformity to the condi-
tons annexed to said policy That said proper
ty, on the 9Th day of September, 1862, was, IN
said wood building situated as aforesaid, acci-
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
FIRE, other than fire which happened by means Of
any invasion, lnsurrecuons rlot or elfH eonmO-
ton, or of any military or usurped power; That
on-said 9th day Of May, 1862 and also at the time
of its destruction and damage by hre, as herein-
before stated said property was worth s5,000,OO
and more; that said Johnson performed all the
conditions Of said policy on his part to be per
formed; that forthwith after said loss, said john
son gave notice to said Etna Insurance Company
of said loss, and as soon thereafter possible,
to wit, on or about the Sd day of October, 1852,
delivered to said Ena Insurance Company q
particular account of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath; and that by rea-
son of the premises, said Etna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable TO pay to the said
Johnson the sum of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
asking for Judgment in his favor against said
Etna Insurance Company for S2,O00,OO, with in
terest on the same from December 4th, 1862.
Said Etna Insurance Company is required to
appear and answer SAID petition on or before the
4th day of July, 1868.
CHAS. i. FISH,
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LOTS FOB SALE

One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and Cedar-St. sOOx
500 eet. e25 psr foot
THREE Lois Wil-on Avenue, i09r3e6 IT, psr #.
Two Lots on Wi son Avenue. lO0x3g6 H. SO per #.
Two Lots on Wilson avenue, i0Jx395 it. s22 per #.
The above lots on WtllsO1 Avenue are very desira-
ble or building purposes, and afe mt outside the
City limits. s-..- |.-..-. .-.--
Let on Prospect ST., running through t. Uedsrst.,
9515O0 feet deep -
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using STERLIEG's AMBROsIA, NY hair
was short, thin and rapidly falling out had tried
many air Tonics, InvigOratOrs, &c. without receV
ing any benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosia, my
hair ceased ialling out and commenced growing so
rapidly as to astUnish me Now my hair is thick s6ft
and glossy, and g ye feet four inches in leneth--
when let down, reaching to the floor This wonder
fCl result attribute solely the use Of SterlinPs
AmbTOsia, as since l commenced u5ing It have an.
plieed nothing slse tc my hair.
Mrs. L A Brown,
No. 493 Broadway, N. 7. .
B5-We advise young peFsons, whose hair is begin
ming to fail out, to take warning in time, and save
their hair, by using the Am brOsia. To those who
have already lost their hair the free use OF the AM
BBOSlA viii surely restore It, 1t has done for thou
sands.
E6-Dr. STERLIEs's AMBRosIA Is a stimuIatinqoily
extract Of Roots, Barks and Herbs. 1t will cure an
diseasesOf the scalp and tbhing Of the head entire
ly eredicates dandru prevents the hair from aline
out, or from turning premaurely g-ay, causing to
grow thick and long II is entirely different from all
other prepaI ationss and can be relied on.
pB-It Is a well known fact to Thousands in the CITY
Of New York that this Is the only article yet dscoT
cred that will CURE the Disease OF the Scalp and cause
the Hair to Grow.
E%PRIoE per BOx-COntaining two bOttlos.-Eo
H. Il. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. AZ Broadway, New York.
a9-For sale by all IIlggists maras R2sdEE
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30 acres in Brecksviue IS acres improved balance
c3Oice timber land. S25 per acre Terms easy.
90 acres IN Boston; 80 acres imprOied. Good Eouse
and barn. Price so per acre. Terms e5sy
rs acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 80 acres
improved. Good tWo-story House and two Barns.
Price 5000.
50 acres in Newburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine o. chard. e5O0l
$50 acres 30 miles Tom Toledo and miles rom Wan
seOn Station Air Line Railroad $50 acres pIai.
Tie and balance timber land. New House and
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
4 AIDES "HOME GUARDSI"

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
II perfect tfUnion institution. It unites the Cor
lst, Shoulder Brace AntiLaoer and Skirt-Supports
In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The "Oonstitution must be Preserved" RhsohsTs
y Lady says can be By wearing these Waists
Thy THEM-PRIOES REDUCEDT
Tor sale by-FREElIAA & KELLOGG, 2iT supsri.
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Milliner, "a Seneoa-st, HOW
UR HIGBEE, 2S7 Superior-St., Mrs. HARVEY sfe
ST. Oair-St and at Wholesale and Retail bv the rn.
Drietors and Manufacturers, yG1 Ontario-ss, lover
Moore's Auction store,) Clsveland, Ohio.
HE-WaiBtB Made to Order.
l-6tats and County Rights for saIe
NORRIS d SHETFIELD
UB-We viii prosecute ell ps-Bons who make thg
waists, OF make the Braces without authority from
q. GuElS
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OVERS
IOREST CITY TRENCH FIRST

E0REST CITY FRENCH FIRST
CLASS DYE HOUSE-No. lO9 Seneca-St, (op-
Posite City Hotel.l By UMLAUFT a HERTEb.-
alghy Recommended By toe last state Fair Of Ohio.
Dyeng and cleaning in all its brnnches Please call
and examine goods in the Store 10 find the difference
with other dye shops, as we finish goods by steam
machinery and presses The only watering machine
in the Western States to finish Silks like new.
- REFEREECEs.- Messrs. Prescott Chase, Alcot
Z Horton, BaldEin q Co Taylor, Griswold & Co.,
kettberg 3 HauEmann, Morgan, Root 4 Co., and
other Merchants. aprl44is
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DOCK PROPEnTY For SALE.

A very desirable Dock Property { sale on the Old
III er Bed, near the ''EOrgen Of U. 4. Qtip, 325
and 20. This pro Fer5y is doeke ana has water
sufficient f.r the longest vessels TO discharge
alongside. 1t is one OF the st locations fOr
Docks in the liitV NAYS
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EDWARD CLARK PLAINTIFF

I against AMOS L. CHAMPION, 0efsndant.I
Hiram siddngs, Garuishee. Bsfore Wells Porter, J.
P.J Of Cleveland Township, CuyahOga County, Ohio
On the 7th day of May, A. ID. 1852 said Justice Is
susd order Of Alta hment in the above action for
the Of Two lIund ed aud FIVE Dollars Said de-
fepdant is notified nat ssid action will for hearing
be ore said Justice the I'D day Of June, D. 1858
al A n. PALMER DENNIS,
mayi2-442 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk
-TRIESEMAR l, 2 and 5, are protected By Roy
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured By ths
Seals Of the Ecole de PhaFInhcle de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One IL invaluable for ELhnustiOni Spermator
rhuea and all physical disabilities,
No. Two completely ersdic9tes all traces o. thol
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nsu
na5cB and pernfciou use Of copBEtB and onbebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious use
Of mercury, thereby insurng to the sufferer speedy
relief dispersng all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of diseases. - -- a-s-- -t
TRIEsRHAR, Nos /, and ,, preparations IN. the
orm Of LOzenges, devoid Of taste and SMELL and can
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
aud divided into separate doses as administered By
Velpau, Lallemand, Roux, Rc0ld, &c. Price IS each;
or cases for 60, which saves %; and in 50 cases
WhsrebY there Is o saving Of So. To be had whole.
sale and retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. l94 BieeckerSt.t
New York, D. ....-9 .-ss--.....- -r--- g. ..-. -l
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
VIII forward the Triessmar 70 any par OF the Worlds
securely packed and addressed according 70 the ins
HSructiOns Of the writer. atf Es
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DENTISTRY,
4 SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90.
ARTIFIOIAL TEETH

ARTIFIOIAL TEETH, N11ID
upon Vulcsnizcd Rubber Base, with our mode Of IN.
serting is pronounced by all to be the most ifelks
and useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
can be lifted over any remaining roots without giving
pain, and warranted to IT. for less than half on ors
mer prices Experience has brought the practice Of
our profession to 90 high degree Of perfection that
partial or entire sets be made without the Iassf
inoonyenienceso the patients, and undistnguishsbs
rom Natural Teeth, for $40, SIS and go 3 set.
- Established over ten years, corner Ontario-5t
and Public Square, lsouth side.l
Osp HALLIWELL DANIELS,
--.-.-l nantisfEs
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ORAYTON & STOCKWELL
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
flee No. 6 AtWatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of d. T. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOB SALE.

LSo~--o -A-fD l1S-S + VI H---4--.
IL story Brick House. Lot 44xl7O to alley on
Fra1kliu-St., Opposits Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern S21OO. Terms easy.
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner KinsmRn and FOrest-St. LOr 226x3g6. $3.50.
Brick House aud Lot, No. JOhnson-St. Lot 35xlOl.
Price 1850.
~ st ry New Brick House aud Lot, No 90 ScOYille-
st Lot 3sNl44, cor. alley and Sc0ville-St. $500.
Tarms easy. Possession giEan immedistely.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ST0GK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
T. DOUGLAS q CO.,
I79 Supsrior-St
ARTISTS MATEBIALs-WINDs AND
HEWTOEiS and Goupil's on and Water CoIurI
ct z. B. DOUGLASS q CO.'S,
l79bupsrior-st
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at Z. 3. DOUGLASS 4 CO.'S,
l79 SupsrioT-Sf
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
PsintiAgB and Engravings, At
r. B. DOUGLAS B OO.'S,
E.- I79 SuperioE-St
CABTEs DE VIsITE OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Psimer's Marbles at
r. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 Saperior-st.
EHGI EEGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Heh r B. DOUGLAS CO.'S.
Gpr79 10 BupsriOr-S
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SQUARH
End Oval Git Frames, at
msy2l - sARGEANTE.
DHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GILF
4 Eud Rosewood Oval Francs. q splendid Asser.
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CLEVELAND
Excelsior French Dye House.
FREDERICK OYRIAX, Prop'r.

Ne. sSI--.-.-.--.----seneen-st., tHsar St. Olsir.
EBReiers 10 all Dry Goods ouses IN the City,an
engages 70 do only First Glass Work. having besides
excellent Dyers, the Best Presser and FiniBher In
town. Goods rsoetved and deliTsradbY Exuress from
] and 10 al parts Of the country. poTlO
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REkbY-MADE eE0TRINa.


NEW STYLES OF
COatings, Vestlngs & Paintings,
Of foreign spd domestic makes, for the Custom Trade
at lmal5I S. MANN'S, l62 soparior St
EOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE
--On hand, very large and elegant stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
0A GF6RSIsnING GOODS
AZ vary low prices s. MANN,
mal6 1862 Superior-st., OPP. Bank-st:
T HAVE JUST MANUFACTURE.
ED and now on exhibition, 8 large assortment oi
LleHT CASHMERE COATS, PANS AND VESTS.
They are Of the best material and made in excellent
style. [mal5l mAHN. l62 Superi r-St.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OF,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair Inez," aThe Prince Of
tWales, /" '' The Ghost Hunters," &C., &C
a CHAPTER Wall ABOARD
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Buts GEas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 50 deceiyei
So said, Nov Mr.. Landlord
You, Sir too, shall have your day.
As peeped 10 ct the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his psy had all collected
Ere the 'olks were near half DONE
Quickly "AH aboardI' shouted
And made all the people run
Out they rushed, all mad as blaze5,
swore the landlord a cheat,
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whe was the msdest,
Was the one who next me sst,
When Ger his person he had spilled
The COntentsOf his hat.
"OuT army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the cursesI
That proceeded from his mouth.
He swore on ne he'd take revenge,
And was bound TO have my life,
50 he seized from on the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand TO fnd me,
BE looked madly through the car
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar.
When he saw be could not find mei
After looking through the trsin,s
Into the dining room he ran,
And took my seat again
In tAe cars, which started OF then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
OF the depot me to ind.
[To BE Continued
In the meantime would announce 70 the publi
that have brought home from the East the larges
and most superb stock Of fashionable e. .r
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Mon and Boys wear that has ever been seen fl
Cleveland, and our stock Of FAN and Winter Ready
Made Clothing Hurpasses anything in the State. A.
buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and reta
purchasers will do we'll 70 call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agencyfor thesae Of Singers Celebrated sewin
Machines, StOrrs AutomatOn Pressman, and
Strong Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
N Corner Superior and Union-Sta.
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CILK EMBROIDERY BRAID
~ All oolors, RETTBERq 8 &HAUsMAHN,
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STOVES TlR.WARE.

THE GREAT BENEBACToR
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Home Life Insurance Company,
BROOKLYN N. 7.
B9@ Mutual With Large Guarantee Capital.
BSS7 Dividends Madein Cash Annually.
ES5@No Forfeiture Of Policies
Thisis unquestfouably one Of the most Reliable,
Just and Equitsble Insurance Companies ia the U. s.
=. II. FOX, Agent,
mayls-4H l4g SuperiOr-St.
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Household Cooking Stove.

sFEWARF 8 F's
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We copy the following significant edi-
torisl from the Richmond Wing Of satur-
day last. The wallis worthy Ofreading in
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Ohio.
Mai. Gen. w. s. Rosecrans, Nashville,
Tenn. ...
REPLY OF GENERAL RosECRANs.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE)
CUMBERLAND
WINCHESTER TENN, August 10, 1862
GENTLEMEN: Your favor OF the 4th inst.
is before me. You speak in the name OF the
Democratic party Of my native State--a par
ty with which have always voted. must,
therefore, seizs few moments of leisure to
reply.
/. The State Of Ohio says, through her
Legislature, she wishes her citizens tempo
rarily absent from home serving in the army,
to have voice in the coming State elections.
My ears are attentive to her voice, and my
heart responds to her wishes. Ii any citi-
zens should have voice in those elections,
it surely ought to be those brave and ener-
getic men, the lfe-blood Of the State, who
have stepped forth from home and friends, to
offer their lives for the defense of cur Gov
eroment, our national existence, and the
cause of human freedom, all involved in this
contest.
2. No authority of mine will be used in
any way to prevent the free and unbiased
exercise OF that right.
3. 1t would be very inconvenient and in
compatible with the interests of the service,
to allow the stump orators and canvassers o.
the rival tickets to come into this army to
ply their vocation.
4. AS to:newspapers pamphlets and 9th
er publications, none have been or will be
excluded on the ground of party politics.
But do not belong to that sentimental class
who weakly aud timidly allow brawling Ii
cense to stab true liberty. Hence, when any
publication appears among US SO licentious,
styling or traitorous as to endanger the moral
ity or be likely to impair the spirit and vig-
or Of this army l feel bound by reason, JUS
tice and duty to my country to use my au-
thority to prevent its circulation.
5. Any action under color Of my authori-
ty inconsistent with these principles, is
without warrant, and on complaint and
adequate evidence, will be released.
lnclosed lsend you copy oi the Circular
in reference TO newspapers.
Very respectfully your fellow -citizen,
w. 8. R0SECRANS,
Major General.
Messrs. JOHN G.. THOMPSON, Chairman,
A.. q. THURMAN, AMOS LAYMAN, s. MED.
AR, GKoRaE L. CoNvERsE, Secretary Dem
ocratic State Central Committee Of Ohio,
Columbus.
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The Circular that General Rosecrans in
closed in his letter to the Committee, is as
follows:
"HEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT
OF THE CUMBERLANDS
"TULLAHoNA, Tenn, July 81, 1863,
CIRCULAR.
Experiences in supplying the army with
letters and news has shown it expedient to
connect the sale and distribution of uew>pa.
pers with the distribution of the mails.
at has been found unwise to allow an un>
limited number Of news agents within the
limits Of the Department. But while the
number is restricted, no exclusive privileges
are granted to any newspaper.
at is therefore ordered that the news
agent shall fill all orders for Western papers
at ten cents.
Complaints have heen made that some
papers asked for by the soldiers are not sub
piled, because they cost trae more than
others. This will be corrected at once
Clubs, individual officers and soldiers, sub
scrlbing and paying the news agent for any
regular paper, will be promptly supplied
Any allure or neglect on the part of the
news agent will be at once reported to the
Provost Marshal General OF the Department,
who will take efficient measures to correct
the neglect And any agent who sells pa
pers for more than the prescribed rate will
be expelled from the Department.
"By command of Major General Rose.
Grams.
~. BATES DICKSON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
"Oficial: Fl THRALL, A. A. G."
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L,LOUR The best Extra Family Flour al.
E ways on hands.
N Y. Smiths best brand,
Wilson g. Rife's do
Flour and ali heavy packages of Groceries
delivered IN tvwM frss. Of charge, by
'' eROkGa Il Bec.
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OF We copy the following, gratis from
the advertising columns Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer:-W Wanted, candidate for Govern
or in 1865 for the Republican Party of Ohio.
He must have been Democrat in 1864
He must have voted Tor Vallandigham in
1863. He must be able to present a single
solitary issue in which he differs from the
Democratic party. He must have no objec-
tions to associate with Republicans, and have
so placed himself as to either oppose or sup.
port the Federal Administration, as it is not
known yet whether the same will be Demos
cratic or Republican. lie must be good
stump speaker-a fat man preferred; and 1t
is essential that he have as little experience
as possible. II broken down in business or
ruined in speculations, it will be no ebjec.
ton. His expenses will be paid from now
until said election in 1865, il be apply soon.
Having opposed the war will constitute no
serious impediment, nor will drinking liquor,
as heretofore, be an obstacle to bis nominal
ton. Apply to JOHN D. CALDW ELL.
State Central Committee, old Republican
marty.
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"Truly your friend,
~. CHANDLER.


ellis Excellency, Austin Blair.
"P. S,--Some of the Manu- featuring States
think thst a fight would be AWFUL. W7th>
ont a HHle b1ool LETTING this Union a0iH not in
nay estimation be Worth a rush.
This man Chandler is accounted a patriot
OF the first water by the opposition, and vet
on the l1th of FEBRUARY, 1861 stood in the
first column Of the politicians who did not
want peaceabe adjustment Of the Difficult
ties then exist ting and which eliminated in a
disastrous war. The cry with them was
"for Gods sake come the rescue not OF the
Union, mark you and the Republican
partg from rupture" Under the pains and
penalties of being denounced as secessonists,
traitors, copperhesds, butternuts, &C., we
are called upon to support for office this class
Of patriots!
NOW LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.
On the Goth of FEBRUARY, 1861, nine DAYS
after this famous, or rather infamous, letter
was written, a gentleman made speech in
the lower House Of Congress, in which this
passage occurs:
"l shall vote to try the Crittenden Propo
sitions because, also, l believe that they are
perhaps the least which even the more mod
crate of the Slave States would under any
circumstances, be willing to accept and be-
cause North, South and West, the people
seem to have taken hold Of them and to de
mand them OF us, as an experiment at least
am ready to try, if need be. the PROPOSE
tions Of the Border State Committee, or o
the Peace Congress, or any other fair, hon,
orable and reasonable terms Of adjustment
which may so much as promise, even, to heal
our present troubles, and restore the Union
OF these States. Sir, am ready and willing
and anxons to try ell things and do all things
(which may become r man." to secure thai
great object which is nearest to my heart.
| The man who uttered this language wa!
then and is now Democrat, yet his solici'
tude was not for the preservation OF ths
| Democratic party; his soictude was to hes
| the existing dissentions, and TO restore anf
perpetuste the Union. The man who utter
ed that language has always been and is nov
devoted to the Union. He is no other mar
than Clement L. Vsllandgham.
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Advantage Of Being "a Democrat
Young Men! Take Notice.

II IS highly advantageous TO be Demo-
crat, for after one is worn out, he is eagerly
bough up by the opposition party-just as
broken pts or leaky kettles are bought fol
the sake Of the metal. Nothing SO com.
pletely inspires nomination by and the
support Of the opposition as to have it said o
their candidate, she has been life long
Democrat" No matter II he has proved
false and recreant to every political principle
be ever before professed. The greater the
renegade the better tool he makes till after
the election. Brough is strong case in
point.
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CARRIAGE AND
LEATHER WHIPS,
COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line. Repairing
done and work made to order on the shortest
notice and of the best material and workman.
ship.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, es
all work is warranted to be as represented,
and as cheap as ut ahy other place,
Cadiz Ant. I5-6n.
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40 Pkq,s M. X. Raisins, in half and or
boxes. Also Figs, Prnues Datss. Almonds
cam Nuts, Peanuts, English Walnuts, &c.