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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE,
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through it's
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Burns.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Sealds.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures CornS.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs,
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheum.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Chilblains.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores
traces Celebrated Salve cures Assesses.
Graees Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Chapped Hands.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper.
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants is a fan
Tlal to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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BALTIMORE, July l3.--The American has
the following special dispatch:
HAGERsrowN, MD, July l2.-Early this
morning 1t was discovered that the rebels had
fallen back from Funkstown. A reconnois-
sance from our right wing was thrown out.
and discovered that the rebels had Withdrawn
their left wing towards the river, and had
formed a line of battle in a semi-circle. Gov
enng Wuhamsport. Kilpatrick's cavalry
pushed forward and occupied Hagerstown.
Our whole right wing was Immediately put
in motion and swept around in the line of
the rebel retreat. We entered Funkstown
one hour after the rebels left. They had for
tilted the bridge over the Antietam at Funks
town, but abandoned it without a contest.
Strong rife pits ennladed the bridge, and en-
brasures for cannon had been knocked out of
a stone wall above on the hill.
The rebels line of battle covers Williams
port pike. Longstreet holds the center, Ewell
the right, and Hill the left. The country peo-
pie are not allowed to pass through the rebel
lines, and know little of their strength or
movements. The rebels reported, when fall
ing back, that they were falling back behind
some entertainments. A rebel captain, cap
tureu with 40 men, also reports that Lee has
entrenched himself
mere Is no renewal of the rebel army's
~, 0, 80 anu we are now pressing back
.ne enemy's rear. Although there has been
SIisnI skilrmshing, there has been no fight.
sna q aIpeis nave swept away everything, and
scd!cely serylceable horse is left Tho
gram crops are tramped down. and anur Lnv
and corn are carried off Probably to.,n 10y
row will determine whether there is 70 no a.
other battle in Maryland The neonio %
Hagerstown received the Union tr6ons viii ~
great joy and a display of flags. 4 lar ,oa
number OF refugees followed the army into
Hagerstown.
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hoa+o,, ord hill il, yorinns norts Of the citv
IT, ,,s,ort fnr con Znol,'s immoral wern 10.
ALL -, s,,r,r,ss tbe riot II is thnnght The
49, ,,iIl not IN, ouclIpd bcf,ro d,vlighf
81 Iii ~, shoJ n,nro ,,r5,fIs,I, ,o.
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peiTtN t''I ~" $50 NV: Al ".u 91'"Vu t"e
uO0Ns "'' P"Pe4'i I''''7 N.N'' 'iOiNnC0 -
warns 'ng oinCeis an" Iepo.'t'S l'Vs'I' WHO
~ TsO"Ps' ~ ",sis''"1 w tu'1
me- po.' "Io ""S o"Iiy pI''e'. " o''U
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.lie helt'" 'iile s'onllE 'ilt upP'i Pt'
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l"i--''s "i"t 1t "'9 INNS,
.I %i'T "o'i'e.i IN wy '''oo
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t;ie ull'els ''Ne" ou ny 'liG C''Nu' l"o po'
iSG WY o'e.Po"eIeu anu pT"'el hotI I"'y
o.achShl'h Shop was also uehoils"eu'
anu us owner nearly Killed u'l'chineht
OF 20 OF the provost guard arrived at noon,
ana Drew up IN llne between ifIh ana toth
streets on 90 avenue, and were quickly sur
rounded by the intensely excited mob, who
stoned ana leered them. Inc soldiers nred
INTO the ruifians, when they were set upon
ana driven on and pursued about nan mlle.
One OF them was caught and actually beaten
to death by both men and women tends. An
other was nearly torn to pieces, thrown over
preclplce and his body stoned until half
Duned'
soon AFTER squad OF police arrived but
were driven OIL, one of their number being
torn to pieces and kicked to Jelly. Stores IN
the vicinity were soon CLOSED by the owners,
and the rioters had everything Their own way
Inc hremen were not allowed to play ON the
nre. The most horrible ana beaSIly oHtrageS
nave been perpetrated. Some twelve or thlr-
teen policemen have been so brutally treated
that theli recovery Is almost hopeless anu no
GouDt exists as 10 the death OF superintendent
Aehhedy. About O'Clock the mob had
moved further down town, when the bremen
went to work on the burning buildings.
one house was entered where lady was
just connned, and number Of articles was
stolen, but no violence was perpetrated. At
O'Clock Mr. Howard, late city editor Of the
New York Times, was attacked by the mob
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me0iclmss.
II OCT CIR C. A. HILL S
Female Regulator,
Ehc Greatest Remeby of the Age.

The Greatest geme1y of the Age.
For the use Of single Or Married Femeles
lasy be iujtly rsnked as the most sue
ee5siu' ana ue4iuable specific lor all
arrangements, obst- ictions ant lrgate
cuhcnlties peculiar &c the Fs9qss ser,
nov before the luaic. Dr., hi the
iook anu varied practice Of rweaiy
aS Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
Hrn and Injections Of the Female Sys
teia his pMticula. subject OF attention
ana study,' which department OF Wis
practice a mas been his ain to bring TO
Moroush test and issue the different
If BOTANIC and lnuan Agents OF ne
" terra Medica with the view Of pro
ducin- Convenient, safe and Certain
Remedy tpr all cases Of Irregularities
suppress ons anJ DISTINCTIONS, and their
private ngte affections OF the female system, ana tne
rpsvlt ia 10 trnittgtlnu of his
ies''' ISFAI?iRLr FEMALE REGULATOR.
MEasTRUAI NCGF9rhD, pfepM alton which daily
pcuence pr,yea be most speedy aud eAieacogs in
its operation and Warranted Harmless, and always
all cases, when used according to the dirsc
EDWARDS or FIVE HUNDRED BoTTLEsl
have sut within the last Ten Months and the graf
if Ing result has been the prompt and thorough restoia
ton Hundreds of Females who have sought relief
its indspu, a5e ril 1t to be styiea he greatest
Female oath"ileosf& ttegnlator o. the age
s-9@Otber preparations styled Female CaholicOn'
being widely advertised purpo. ting q, be of different
classes Of strength ard at prices aeeordingy
the inventions Of men Who have n" lust elato medical
knowledge or ezperience much tes' 20, any Ehowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcang, Fr3n and all such
p#,1f tifta .frfa Tirnn
t aiG so"gS ~ psi no s NAV ai6 IN" cted
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80, . "L tle i.l'@'.'s' ~ P1gseS ~ g 90
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S'eS'' =. 5000 rs......,,..
for tba c,r ~ 49, $1,000 =, 49, Nv ,yi1I Of all
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Nc It salN' PIolill1 anu ei'l-ct ~
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
y Substitute for Calonel.

II your bowels are costive, TRY THEM
II you have worms, TRY THEM.
il your breath is bad TRY THEM.
II you fell druwsy, TRY THEM
II you are w spirited, TRY THEM.
If vuu have SEX headache. TRY THEM
THEY ONLY COST % CENTS A BOX. TRY THEM.
BtHe Ii1sS and other preparations of Mercury. ac
ally produce more suffering and death than the diseases
they profess TO cue And this corrosive mineral
denounced by the aopathc doctors, prescribed by
them most universally IN cases of Liver Complaint,
THE MANDRAKf FILLS are composed entirely of
roots and herbs obtained from the great storeh0use OF
Nature and their sautarv effects will appear as soon as
the medicme brought to the test of far experiment
any nausea or sickness OF the stomach but when given
i i9n @ II 9g pc PrSPeF w e Use t5Sm in
judcious treatment the digestive functions are speedily
restored to their full vigor and the of midi
when reflect that the Liver the largest internal
of the body that to it is assigned the important
it subject many disorders and that when it is M
eased inactive the whole body suffers sympatheticay
the healthy operations of the Liver should pro uce won
derul changes in the general health and effect cures
long c9ntnuance, severe pains in the side breast and
shoulders, aching Of the limbs feeling of general weak
ing symQtoms indicative of imperfect dlsordered ac
uon OF the Liver are speedily removed by the use of
Cosiveness. Piles, bitter or sour eruptions and that
mdcscri0able feeling Of oppression. mental anxiety
Tor the manag ement of business and the enioy
ment Of life all relieved by the use of Scbencks
Remember DIR Scheuck visits Boston evtrv month
ana his next visit will be Wednesday and lhursdav
York, every Tuesday, consultation an adyice hnt
letters for advice should always be ted to his rn
Price of the Pulmonic Svrop and Sea weed Tonic 81
per bottle 81 the half dozen. Mandrake pills, Is
GEORGE R. sPURR, agent for Worcester
GEO C. GOODWIN & co, 50 Hanover street. Bos
on, are General Agents for the New England states
For sale by all Druggist and Storekeepers
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@nnIbuses.

SPENCER, LEICESTER
sEseAsssS~ "a CHERRY VALLEY NEW WOR
N1raFg~F II yT4SaS CESfER. and WORCESTER ON
Tass4 it1iAS~Ife%Sa NIBUS. SRmmer arrangements
&lz-2.sss3sss4slsssszsazS commencing Dec s. 1862.
Leave Spencer at a. Leave ID MOOrc's Musit
Store, vi Main street, 81 VI p m.
Leave Leicester =, m, l30 p. m; leave j u
Alore's Music Store Z07 Main street, at 1880 and
500 p.
Leicester at SD, and Moores Music store 2OI Main
Leave cherry valley IS minutes after starting from
Leicester On each trip.
Leave New worcester at $50 a. m. 1889 a. m $50 p.
N. 4 90 D. m, III p. IN; leave POI Nj ain street al
$50 a. M, u NJ, $50 co. 90 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and Cherry Valley at 800 a.
Leave City Hall at 400 p.
City iiaIl at close OF meetings.
ExpTs7s fBusincss promptly attended TO.
L. z. STONE 81 co. Prog
REHLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVA NIByS leaves No 1873 Sain street. at 10 M and
80 p From lullburv, leaves Lovell's Hotel at 81
m, and 1890 D. aFd leaves the Post ONCE at
ami D. m AT $50
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Fce RHF!,MATISSMMi, GorTr, NETRRAlGGA; LTMBA
AID NERvOUCS DISoRDrKs.
DIR. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut.
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author Of 'Dr Sweets lnfalible Eminent"
Dr SWEETS lNFAT.EEI;LC LENlNENT
Cures Rhcumati,n and never fails
Dir $ EET''S INF LIBLE LINlMENT
LIST certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR sVv GE3T''s gAFA i.LIBlE LINZ TENT
Cures Burus and Scalds Immediately.
DIR SEV EEI"S lNFA AE.iIsLE AINFSEENT
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises
Dr SWEEPS INFALLIHLE LINIaiEN'C
Cures Headache Immediately and WAS never known to
fail.
d. SWEEPS ENl'A s.LIBT.E LE%iMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fd
De SWEETS IAFA ELIIsEE LINIAEENT
Cures roothacii- in minute.
S3VEi2I"S INFAILIDi g. G.INIMENT
Cures and Wounds Immediately and leaves no sea;
Dr p ss s:EI'S LEIELE LINIHGFNT
IS The best remedy for Sores in the known world
slr SWEETS NFALLEISIE IISINENT
iIa been used by than a million people, and al
Dr SWEETS IN ;5.i I4t.lBLE EMINENT
IS truly a friend in ne,d and every family should
have it at hand
ar SWEETS INFALLIHLE IMMINENT
Is Is for ;;y sale BY al nrassists Price 25 cents
RICHARDSON II CO.,
ole deodeow sole Proprietor Norwich, CT.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
L }
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NOTICE. -

NOTICE. = CHURCH PROPERTY
~ FOR sALE.-The subscriber having over 81 4Oo
worth Of Pews in the Laurelsreet Second IT. f. ChurcI
Worcester offers for sale $l400 worth for cash or
Will exchange the same for other property To rent un.
til sold, Pews Nos 8, r. 49, Is, 49, AZ 3d. S. CO. ~
jas d2tawf WATSON L. WOOD.
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N8UrnA1s

1S,--7II.- II-C,13 - 1,7I.-7,Ii
1z5sss5alF5s-zrs BOSTON * WHhG rs FIX
Ess.ss.s--5s-=sRA ITROAD. S UUBER ARRANGE
I-r--s s,z-ag EFT Commencing on MoNDAY Anril
% ISf3
PASSENGEB TRAINS ;eave for Bosron as fo1lows
Taaya Worcester At 0n Q a. a m 10 40 on m
" - Lower Station i eyn q 20 a m 70 Al 4 30evn
~ si3 y % sNP B a. MAN
Grafton L! 1905 g. M l. Is y. m.
Westboro' 1870 10 II a. m, r. 3 30 pm
SouthhOrOugh IS, lO.26a m. ! 20 and $50 m.
Coriaville 7.4l 1929 a. NJ. l.23 ~ D. m.
Ashland, 79S 1886 4. m. 80, $40 p. N.
Milford ITO 945 a. M ) Oh D. M
NOrthboro G,55 a m.
Marlb1ro' n, 2
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R =. 6 G y q l. ,
PIN.wuwM sYwIrr.

Is the first and ONLY remedy ever offered f. the pubic
Tor the ehectu1 renOva! Of the Asca-iaes o. nin-
worms, from tCc human S'ea, The bi,th ra,n+otn,,
II mas eSt2hsHed IN INC last two wears, and the ft"t that
e Is iSt superscdg all other remedies is the lest
test Of lis great merit ~ 1'''
1T AFt9GDs EEL!RF IN twENrY-FouR Hours, AND AN
LNIlRE CURE Is WARRANTED when taken according to
This syrup is also valuable family cath frtc n
be always used when physic is required esDpi1il tor
children. l. correcjs the secrations lves Que ~ he
stomach ami b2wes assisting nature IN her efforts To- re-
always safe and reliable '' 90"
q. shi;ss VEsT, sole Proprietor
Sold in Boston by GtO c. GOODWIN h 20 ~
MARSHALL street, and other Wholesale Druggists At
Retail BY GEO X. SPuRR, GEO. p. HARLOW Nj B
MCC0NVlLLE. dEyy6m '' lie
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gnsuraneR.
MUTUAL FIRE INSuR

PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
r. a. ANCE COMPANY, worcester Massachusetts
WIN GsSh Gapi2l Of over $50 800, p-,..,
generally favorable terms any sound and well
Of Dwelling House and their attachments, Farm Build
Egs and their contents insured for or ive years
sured for any time desired reasonable terms. Losse,
&Pneations for Insurance may be made at the Com
peny once, orto any OF its Agents.
SAMUEL II. CoLToE, ire. 'cT.
DIHtOroas- Henry Chaplin, JG-eph Pratt Horatlo n
Tower Joseph Boyden Jonathan Warren Jonsthan Lu
tier Aensy Gonldng, Edward Ears r. L. n Bingham d
Dwight Foster, Cha1 Fr9eisnd, Lcnsbod Washburn.
'S59 lSoWeo"iy
GPRTNGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
> GSSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mas ,,.
0',7-' ~ HAL A' EDMUSD FREEMAN President.
" oO"NAA'' ~ joins G. Kendall, Agent.
MAssAso1T INSURANCE. COMPANY. sOrins1eld,
A. W. CHAPLIN, President.
'''' '''--' ''''''-' An oURRlEB Agent
Policies issued by said Agents in the above re;
72"ns!he companies egGns loss or damage bV hre-all
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid
+. + Z A S S URAN ICE
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CoMPANY
WORCESTER, Incorporated in 1915
Cash Capital ana Accumulation S477, 619.
ion. ISAAC DAVIS, President.
Hon. Il. WashBurn and Hon. John Brooks,
Vice Presidents.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Sec'y
This successful company, conducted upon the
'ASH principle with rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled
reduce the rates Of premium by dispensing entirely with
deposit notes the premium being the liability
making IL one Of the most f3vorabl and reliable com
2anieS in which 70 efect Insurance.
s5@G3 oalg taken on one risk, Policies issued on
good lives In California and Foreign Countries ut reduced
rles OF premium. For further Information apply the
01lcG of the Company No SO VI ain street w rCeste1
JS29 dtf
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dNurtester 9alIp SPY.
THE NEW YORK RIOT.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Fruits of Copperhead Teachings.

SCENES or FIENDISH BRUTALITY
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5gtasysa57a 7ss5ass NORWICH & WORCES.
S-a:.---ssk=54 TER RAILROAD. - SUMNER Ar
= An EMENT. commencing MONDAY,
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sssss5ssl5yzs;ss WESTERN RAILROAD
@@s-=sE:s===.s.s SPRING ARRANGEMENTS Com
nencing MONDAY, April 20, l9b3-BoS-
ton, Alban, and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations lac
cOmmodatio1) at 5 A. 4. and s 90 p, IN.
For Now York and Albany, (exp) 1905 a. and 90 p
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
Ancient Copperheads.

In times of the ancients, Moses raised
copperhcad brazen serpent in the wilder
ness, as typical of safety to life, that all
who looked upon it in faith might live.
"And the Lord said unto Moses (tyyicul
Of the Democrats y makes thee "a fiery ser.
ponl, and set it upon poe, and it shall
come to pass that every one that is bitten
typical of being bitten by false pledges
and army swindlcrs) when le looketh
upon it shall live"
"And Moses made serpent of brass
(copperhead. } and put it upon pole, ard
it came to pass that if serpent (any con
tractor) had bitten any man, when he be-
held the serpent of brass (copperhead) he
lived. Numbers xxi, s.,
Thus it will be seen that they had cop
perheads al very remote period, and that
they were the only safety to the people
who had been poisoned. Just so now the
people have been 6H,en-badly bitcn--by
the thousands Of swindling scrpents who
are fer war SO long as it pays, and now
as in the days Of good old Moses, their
only safety is in looking to the Democratic
coppcrheads.
Democrats are called coppcrheads be-
cause they won't follow the lead OF the
Abolitonists. Paul, then, was a first class
copperhead, and il OH earth to-day, and
he should do iu Louisville what hu did in
Rome, when he found Onesimus, a runa.
way slave belonging to Philemon, and in.
stead Of advising him to take the under
ground railroad to Canada, he converted
him to Christianity, aud then sent him
back to his master, TO serve him "both in
the flesh and in the Lord Henry Ward
Doccher and his ilk would call st. Paul a
! copporhead Of the rankest kind.
God had chosen the brazen serpent
(and no Lraoea serpent can be made with
out c0ppcr-lhercfore coppcrhead) as 4
means Of safety from poisonous thing, 1881
years years before the Christian era, aud
the only safety for the people is, as in the
days of old, to look to the copperheads for
safety from the poisonous corruptiOns that
now aflict the people.-JeWiA RccorA.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
A Traitorous Wish.

Tho Harrisburg 7ttegraph-an ultra
Abolition sheet makes the following in
famous declaration in its edition of Tues
day last, and repeats it twice over, in or
der to give greater emphasis:
" We scouM ro,her see Lee advance
wtM hsS cotorts into tie heart If PennSW.
uanio, Than aCifneSS The inauguration of
WOO,l,card as GOvonor Of the State"
If this sentiment does not betray trail
torous heart, we know not what makes a trail
tor But it is only another proof of what the
seccssionists have always claimed, namely;
that the Northern ADolitionists were their
truest allies. Both are bitterly opposed to
a restoration Of the old Union, and there
fore both dread the return of the Demo-
cratic party to power. "Take any shape
but that ~ they both exclaim, in unison,
when the probability of such thing ap-
pears. Rather than submit to it, the
Southern traitors would seek the refuge of
somo foreign power, and the Northern
traitors would endure the humiliation of a
desolatiug invasion by the Rebel armies
Could the true Union man, under any
circumstances, desire to see his State in
vaded and occupied by an enemy! No,
lie could not. 10 the real friend OF the
Union, its honor, its safety, and its prescr-
walton, are the paramount considerations
against which all others become of mere
secondary Importance. And when we hear
men who are loud in their professions o.
patriotism and loyalty, like these editor:
of the Telegraph, declaring that they would
rather see the enemy triumph than submit
to defeat in their partisan arrangements
we may be sure that with them love for the
Unien is only feigned, or at best subordi
nate to some stronger feeling, that has it,
origin in prejudice. This declaration o
! the Ieicgraph, infamous as it is, is only
another phase OF the bitter partisan feel
ing that found expression some time ago
in the traitorous wish for the annihilatior
OF the Army Of the Potomac, rather thar
that Mcclellan should be restored to it,
command. These and similar examples oi
the bigotry of the radicals, only serve tc
prove that they love the Negro more thar
the Union, and would rather sec its des
truction accomplished by armed Traitors
than its restoration achieved by the peace
ful instrumcntality of Democratic rule.