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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HEo ENAN & cos CONCENTRATED EENzl,r
removes Paint, Grease spot, L.. iH<tantl, ar
cleans Gloves, Silks, Rihbon-, &C rlg1l t. Dew
without Injury to the most delicate color o, i.y-
Oslv 5 cent. pc, bottle. sod by Druggist
HE@ENAN &Cu.
chemist. ami Druggist, >~~ Y.r..
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CNoINNAri. Alar-h L.

AsIeeid dispatch from Memphis To the
Gazette. gives report Of fight ga the va
100 river. in which 1000 rebel prisoners
were captured and eight transports.
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- FEMALE EuSsARY. Under tbis cap
ton the Charleston Mercury remarks
.'Our correspondent at Richmond write,
.. fil.ows AproPo> Of the Great Northwest.
Ni.> Clark, the anbassadrcss. has gone home,
], T. thought with new ideas in regard TO the
Prospect OF Q construction. The south is in
.1Tnest, and the Northwest must learn it by
cxl crimental overtures. We want no free
,.il mobocracy in our Coniederacy. But We
are ready to treat the Northwest and all
o;H er people fairly. We viii never again
rat ourselves in the power Of any.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

The friends of Gen. Stoughton, who j. re
ported prisoner with the Telels. need not
feel anxious about his liberation. as he can
probably stre0r out Woodstock .N0Hd0rd
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CINrINNATI. Nlarch l3.

The l. :. Marshal yesterday seized a CON
siderable amount Of real estate in thi- city
belonging to officers in the rebel army.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

| ~ NOW receiving ever, week fresh tro,u the
Il Mill invoice of
Ar SHOW a CO.'S CELEBRATED CoFrEEs
Tho Coffee f','rs and are warranted f. De- an
ih.4 rolTcsent Aud will ~ sold 80 'ic following
price for cash
TURKISH MOCHA COFFEE 20: cent.
Old GnNIR NTJNNAtuFFEE 2. o..
CUHA COFFEE. 90
china Hall. Ne. ~ Chu,rli Street.
:. :. BROWN.
Euflin.tuu. Nov. 1- l-s.
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Tie Quaker City arrived THURSDAY (l2th)
IN New York from Port Royal. On the eth
she captured the British stramer Douro after
an exciting chase Of six hours The Douro
had a cargo Of $50 bales of cotton ON board
from Wilmington to Nassau She vac or
dered to New York fer adjudication and ar
rived last evening.
\ skimi-l took place on tire Hin. twelve
miles east Of Paris Kentucky. One Of our
forage trains was attacked by fifty cuorrillas
who were l.eaten or by The tcamsters and
the guard.
\ dispatch from the Headquarters Of the
Army Of the Potomac sav- that the pickcts
Of the enemy along certain portions OF the
line along the opposite side Of the Rappahan-
mock, are one-hali negroes and uno-Galf white
men. The negroes are armed and uniformed
the sane as the whites To. fact appears
beyond a question. only ir,sA one hundred 10
one hundred and fifty y8uis Intervening hr-
tween our pickett and the enemy and they
are plainly 70 be u-.i~h,l uitaput rli,
aid OF q RS.
Gen. ingalls,, Clici Qlerierma-i,r co. this
army, has issued a circular modifying aud re-
ducinc the transportation of all arms "i ,h,
service, as well q the staff ofc7rpS. divisions
and brigades.
Government i advised v- rebel movements
for privateers on the Pacific. The UniJei
States Consul at Victoria, Vancouver Island.
writes that an tempt had just he'7 made
but failed, to purchase On English steamer
for privateer, undeJ "a person named Manly,
who had proceeded e. san Francisco.
The New York Tri5ugc's despatch states
that the Navy Department viii Immediately
issue proposals 70 be answered within 30 days,
for monster sea going irou-clads Their
masis. boats and rigging to he Of iron their
burden, eight thousand tons. their draft.
twent-one feet. They arc 10 carry ten guns
in classmates, weighing p tons without the
carriages, and are 70 b. worked 10y ten pairs
Of engines
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Gcon CHEER TOR Tgz SoLpIEEs.-A dis
patch from Washingtou Gays that Adams
Express he delivered during the la-t ten
days, an Immense quantity Of boxes and
bundles to the army, and Gen. Hooker has
made ample provision for speedy distribution
TO the various camps Of all articles thus for
wariel
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DcsIatch.- from Admiral D0rout mention
thc capture of the schooner Belle, OF Nassau.
by the L. :. steamer Potom-s1, ou hl,cfa5-
inc service un Sapclo Sunni. CO...
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The tno-t -ertaiu ami -i'cs'iy r-sn7f, .' -- OIL.
Tor an the pi-eass. 81 tf" q beet au. lrH-.
Coughs Colds Asthma. Cun-uWr'
Bronchitis. iu0usnra. lior-'uH.-
Difficult Breathing >fir
Threat, &C., So
THESE WATERS give tAc mo-t .-'Il-s--
t.F perfect relief and rrhsr t.er~'r eri ~ th s1e
ina % directions never fail - .r.rr ur.c s-
lasting cure. Thousands have BEEN -''.-l If l'
fest health who have tried other ussrr - .ai1.
IN glasses and sill constitutions they arr cn-t.'
riessiu ~ and cure-u,r' need despair natter.
long che disease may have existed. or however -..
yCTr .t may be-. provided the orgruir structure
t1r vital oT-au- f- not hvl-lH--iy GeaaEsl T-.
uue AFFLICTED should give them iiupHrfal t-ti
T. EpCALl>TS snd ri Bile >PEthtES t-..
Wafer tr- peculiarly valuable trsv E.I o..
dsv remove the most severe occasional h.a--ena-
and their regular us. Tor few day. viii afaI r-s
increase the power and i'Sihiiity of tts r..a -r..
lv Improving IT, tone. compa-- ari ..+.-H.--. f-
which purpose they are regularly u-s. '. rs-
profess uun. vocalists.
JOB MOSES Sole Flrrrt..
Rorls-fsr
Price 20 cents per t.z. F.r .si. 't s.l drugs.
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SnERrtKER's NOTICE.


LIN ERN ABLE.
I'VE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED the
Il well known Livery Stand recently occupied hv
-. r. Matthews, would respectfully Announce o. the
public that they ready 10 accommodate the t,oo
pie II Burlington with any thing IN their line. at
all hours and at the shortest notice, and solicit
share II the patronage Of the public
NEW CARRIAGES GOOD HORSES. AND
CAREFUL DRIVERS
supplied At all time s.i me- pain. spared ta le,.e
customer.
Il. tnLRERTH.
q. r. BLAZE.
Apul -- dasfI
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News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
CoNcoRp. \. H. March L.


For Congress, Daniel Marcy (Dem.) is
elected in the LIST District, over Joel Eastman
(Rep.) by $50 maj. Edward II. Rollins is
reelected in the 2d District by 500 mai. over
John II. George Dem.) Col. Georges
friends claim that the official returns Will re
duce it to about 100 J. W Patterson
Rcp.) is elected in the Sd District by $50
mai over VIM. Burns lDcm.) which the
official returns may reduce.
The Republicans will have between so
and 20 majority in the House and Of the l.
Senator's.
4 special dispatch to the Herald says the
expedition has returned from accommodating
between the RappalIannock and Nattapony
rivers It was composed Of the lst Maine
Cavalry. Several smugglers and rebel officers
were captured, with lots Of medical stores,
horses, mules, &c.
Several smugglers boats were destroyed,
and a large grain warehouse burned
Private letters from London speak with
alarm Of the feet in progress Of ccns;ruc-
ton in England and Scotland for the rebels.
Our Government i. urged to demand in
peremptory language that they be forbidden
to sail on their GRAND Of destruction to
American commerce \ threat Of open war
in the opinion Of the writer j. the only
means Of putting an end to these secret hos
tilitics
In high official quarters here similar views
are entertained.
The Times dcslatch states that party OF
refugees Who came into our lines to-day me,
Capt Mosely with Gen. Stoushton and the
other prisoners ON Monday half way between
Centrcyille and CulpcPp,r. % route for Rich
mond
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TRAINS c0Ivc NoErH AND W..
Leave Burlington az t11 4 VI. DOB s- s. ". s.
tnP "
NAN TRAIN leave Boston 1T .lfA. ", via l-7-
ell, Lawrence or fitchhurg. Leave Springfield Of
81 s. VI Fellows Fall- At o. ., T VI. connect ms
White River Junction with NuTih.ruB z i0r I..."F
aud 'sith Pas,urup,ic + for and frou>t Johns -r
Ltiletnu- arriving in Burlington NJ l1 2. " -a.
at 81 Adams al -. and Lod-c.
A,,ouupnArI'N TRAIN leave NoItL6ec 81,
y Il. snd Burlington a. Io25 4. VI. tr F.gs
Point and Montreal.
NlgHr IMPRESS TRAM leave Below TsII-st
p NJ rccr.N ing passengers from the Vermont }s-
ley u II leaving New ork ~ na \. NJ. aut '-.-
Cheshire L r leaving Bo-tou 4 80 p. NJ cauuse---
81 White River Junction with train len, Ing p -'.
son p VI, Via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave hr-
River Junction n % 30 2. VI, arriving 90 BurH-
ton : IS 4 ", Rouscs Point $50 s. 81, Muu.--a
1922 \. VI, and ogienshur-h l1+1 p NJ. comet
iu- with t'rsnd Trunk Train for r-froir Fhics-
aud the West.
Sleeping Csrs arr attached to t-1i DE N-f
ENprs-- Train, running between Eeu-,' Point
Boston
Through Tickets o. Chicago aud o.. Wet ter Eel.
az lll the principal station.
g. MERRILL >upH
y. Altan.. Vt. pyc. s. I-6-
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WASHINGTON. March II. 1s6.

" AHhlNGftN, 4hdlLh IT, lcno-
The thirty-seventh Congress having expired.
| take the fit occasion to express my obligations
TO you for the confidence you have reposed in me
by three elections as your representative, and for
the great kindness with which my attempts 10
serve you have been received. have endeavorcd
to discharge these obligations by fidelity to the
District, TO the State, and to the Country. rs to
the future. allow me to say, that while | reco,-
nize the duty of every citizen to render any ser
vice for the public good, I am sure You would
have reason TO doubt my Judgment, were
anxious TO bear the burdens, anxiety and res
possibility Of a member Of Congress in the pres
sent condition Of the country; and even to doubt
my patriotism, did | not now advise you, as
do, TO select ADLER and better man as your
representative. | am not, therefore, candi-
date for reelection. ] still count myself your
debtor, and although | am not benceforth to be
officially yonr obelient servant. shall ever re-
main
Your grateful friend.
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III VI ~ NIIfI'If 10
The Evening Bulletin las received the fol-
lowing special dispatch from Cincinnati
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

loF ". Night Exprf-s rom Montreal arrive
E,. ton -.iI p ". New York iI5PN next day.
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RUTLAND \ RLINGTON RUL-
ROAD.
SPRING AERANGFNFNT

Ccmmeuciu. March 3D. 1861, train -i-l leave F--.
iin-t.f a. follow.
"a w. Mail Train for E,st"r. Lavrl. Ner. ...
Below Falls, kceue fitchhur-h. bra''.s
Springfield Hartford, New Haven. Try, ''''.
ami New York.
fr-,sga fa Eo.'ga tIrtast bong. .' tr'
D. ~. Accommodation Train.
20 VI, Night Exprr-s rrm NrufrssI arrive
T., ton -jI ", New Nork ii5P VI next fN.
Frgat n. Ng~fs asl lot T-aisF a--ltsl- fr'-
fo{lcws
luI5A y, Accommodation Train frau Eut'a.
ca " Mail Train from Eo-tou. lowell "
ter, Springfield, Hartford sud Nss Haven. le''.
Hu-tru = - "
10 NJ. ENprr-- Train lrvt' New orr 81 .''A ''
Troy H. % p "
THROUGH TICkETS soli o. an fhe rIlu-l'
points East. south aud West, aud hs--a-c c''''--
through
- Fare alva1 as low a. by any ether lr'
IA. CHAr1N srrr
EurIiu-tcn. Vt, Feb 9th. l-62
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NINTFR ARRANGEHr>r
Commanding pf-.u.ts- - I-r


Lave Burlington ~ n' 4 NJ 900 An
SOP. ".
NAfL TRAIN leave st. Alhan- 90 g b. \. ~. f
Hn-f.u ni A. NJ connecting a. White Er
FUNSTON With trains for and from Well River e.
Julu-hury and Littlcton. and with Northern .
for Boston. Lowell. Worcester. sc. and c.rTfsf-
~ Bellows Falls with Cheshire r II for Bot u. al.
Haven and N'w York. arriving az SEES l.-s -
If I7 p. n
A1fuvvop tr1"v TRAIN leaves Bnri--' rHr.
O. 4. 81. FIR Rutland snd Northneld-
Nr-ur FNrFs-> TEtrN leaves ocisn-HrI n
-lH a.. Montreal az 3 o. 2 NJ, 6eu-.'- ierr
o. .H T. ". arriving 40 Boston a. ia 4. ". U-
Meeting 40 Bellows Pail, With Chc-hir. r p H.r 3d.
ton and Worcester. and with Vermont Nsiov 3 .
fer Springfield aud New haven. and arriving
NTw y RI 40 4 - p. VI.
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GREAT INDIAN RENIEDY
FOR FE.NILEN.
nT. Natti>On', Indian Emmasosuc.

Till> celebrated Female Medicine
L possessing virtu-- unknown "
anything else 90 the Kind. aud PROV
iu- riiectual amer all others have
Called. Is prepared from an Indian
plant used hv the natives for the
same purpose from time immemorinl.
and now Tor the first time offered o.
10 the public II T. designed for both
married and single ladies. and + the
very best thing known for the Pur-
pose, a. . VIII bring on the monthly
sickness IN cases of obstruction from
any cause. and after all other rome
.dics OF the Kind have been tried IN
vain This may seem Incredible.
'ut D u idii in any ease the money
rflf nr.. as4.HrrrsIrH
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Walton's Daily Journal contains the fol-
lowing from Mr.. Walton, declining a re-
nomination. Mr. Walton has served his
constituents and the cause of the Govern
ment with great fidelity Though danger
Gus Illness made it impossible for him To be
in the House during a large portion Of the
last session. his pen was not idle whenever
he was able to useit. Wconly hope when the
time comes that the voters of the lst District
may find a man to serve them with as much
ability and patriotism as Mr.. Walton has
To The FresmeH Of ire First Congressional
nses-5~s I-rrr,o-g
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

Corpus, Freedom of Spseeh al Of
the Press be resfSd II " he alec
Aernants of the psale !? ShapIth
dectrine of State lght Hopplaf
Sd sreignty be ndIptaiNst
the Hasis of our government? Arr
Yonfdetermined to rebuke the usur.
pations of tho Federal Executive
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

EDp. Massie an EnglishVtbqiitV4
Lclergyman, who calno here Will q
lsseFlA MIS- Liz
EGdlb, We beV$SHpH AaffoE
E~tltousapdDt ministers in Great Brit
AIM This DnAM ASK lteih ,taAth
a. Tie broadway TthefPpcle,p Pr
Sunday last, where Ne Expressed
PBiSje III the determination WHICH
riie Mas ihfi the NSaaIf It'd
|lShVtfy "h DrssAnssic isssinptyIua
abolition, m6nayehi tatenyoynmnO
- We have SisGabls ind maaal5,ii,o.nr
that ho has stated since he'll 1
been in this city, tina. the Obj Ct
he and his frieeds laJi IL view way
't6 overthrow slavery" and establ
Fhsi a moinrchial government I'm
this country. Heis1ttfei agent .ot
Etlp Tory tartyjibE aiig l@WlEdh 19at 81
Ifepubftan Institutions, and seeks
Ito'oSerthrow southern society bel
cause, az constituted, ib drslsi-the
most reliable del,enderQftbe penn
.oGfatic form oGgoyerhW&pt 1zLg
'"' lie ha5 been. f9f some months,
in ills country, is ,t~onfereGce With
'Chcever And all the greater ard
lesser fights aDfV thSTAhG0ion
church He las been to Wpslipg,
.tons, too, and ctrtifes his belief
chat Mr.. Lincoln SIS "a, devot6d
friend Of the slave, an earnest,
.faithfnlrseRvant of his country, and
a sincere Christian, in the fear of
God" IT this does not make "a
braham feel easy, nothing WILL
After all the usurpations he has
committed, after his ,loekin up
innocent men for monThs in Basr
elias, for no crime under htaven,
after interfering with the freedom
Of the press, the very palladium of
liberty, after cxiIing men fornrpiha
ions sake, after allowing Gamer,
ton to steal and Butler to rob, after
Permitting Montgomery to plum,
der md Jith lane to depopulate
several of ahe border counties OF
Missouri then to have an orthoi
dox divine give him a certificates ms
"a sincere Christian in the feare9f
Cod" must ocf3ddlilS bS5 du.
'soling.a After this feat, DR.. Massie
proposes to return to England.
We think his copapsioH4 ,Yise
Ole. MN ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

Democrats watetShe polls and
ehSfehge aff fraudulent y6fsE9@:
.Bfough can be elected only by
n Val. ~ TIE psSopls5 shISpjiefgS,
To- Voters of Preblepahd
nj fadiF reemen of Ohio 1ginmo .
, This 10 VI esfastiiss e'ot the Drmi
,o1cra1t 1s. Pres Which viii reach yoq
before the 18th Of October, the evs
-entfplUd that shall decidonthc
fate Of Liberty in our noble State,
'the frstBotn' daughter ofNths Wzegsgt5,
The issue will then be made be-
tween war,des ISOLATION ,diSnuion tyo
auny,ctaxation, poverty, negto.c.
quality, repeated CONCEPTIONS hid
= prospective m9narehyr onthe me
hand, aud peace prospect ycpersonl
. . H""H
al liberty, fraternity popular Sove.
and Union on the other.
Is Freemen of Ohio! choose ye this
day whom e will serve'-the Com
stitutiou, and the Union Of Jour
forefathers, or King Lincoln r?
81 eVersince this fair Continent
first blessed the eyes gifts weary,
anxioua and prosecuted dis3overcr,
have the Ides of October brought
with them SO terrible o responsible
itg, or'such momentous results.
Fierce and relentless war has de.
yastated some of tho faircst porl
tons of this Western world, and
desolation, poverty and taxation
are the experience Of hundreds Of
thousands in this once happy and
prosperous country. Liberty, that
priceless boon, for which your
fathers fought and bled, stands
this day a Niobe weeping for her
children, her starry crown Of Union
torn from her brow, and letters on
her limbs, and crics-How long,
'Vorl popali, ro.r Dci"--will the
voice Of the people condemn me to
be crushed beneath the advancing
Juggernaut of a militarydespotism,
or redeemed and re. crowned, nc
right effaoed, no star blottcd out
shall | once more welcome the
downltrodden and oppressed of ali
lands, nations and tongues, to tho
bright fields and teeming vineyards
.of this western Canaan, where,
free as the air they Breathe, all men
may. stand erect, and claim thoii
citizenship iuthc Hand Of Promise
Voters of the County ap4 .
lOhio-thc bAllotibox OF next Tues,
day holds within its narrow com
pass the fate Of L bcrty, the honor
and tue destiny of nations
The eyes Of all America are fixed
upon you; the longing, earnest
anxious gaze oftiie whole world i.
upon YOU; the patriots Of you.
sister States - Pennsylvania, Iudi
aua, s%tllinois, Kentucky, and New
York stand watching you; the free
he4rt ofthe Great West thfobs in
breathless silence to hear your
voice TIE trueu mon mon9of5tiiC
IEoath, 9%cRry with watching for
TtthhYea { da$&!nl Il Freedom are strain.
ingtheiE fearful eyes to catch tn.
first. beams of light from tile shores
ofthes Ohio; upouthe ocean boant
shores of distant landJ,, trus hearts
arc waiting to hear theY9iee 9fjhl
Freemen Of, Ohio likoitheJth uSs
ders. of many wa,era proclaihltha
Libertvay6ta lives Consider ther
welfbPforc you vote.Ponder the
great questions aHissae. ShallItht
tUhionI Of a States be preyger9Sdi
Shall the Constitution 81. these
UHitedIStqessth bnlMark of oul
l1iberties, Be matitajned inviolato
liz War as we'll 40 81 Peace? shal
iths great iualiepablo rights Or citi
,o, oon,.oI a. 49,. L.. Al r.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

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49, =" nHSN'T - ny $50 ~
IGfc9aTl9Nceg&yl PeRapEC9i
the exiled patriot LEALLASDIG.
HAM at the heaassP;s 8tOaseeggsd
fsmslqng TQuridgtSdPS the in,
PeOile anRinp9tentithreats attE2se
VINO wound bangpra991iyitnyATsh
.So11ho4'ffa they TAI l9hlhep Al8tiP"%
KSSmemR sY the words ot-yoNF great
EleaderU-" ana blsqSSsths
rest to Gdd."'oL tHit lyGs ioui 10 /
-Dsmocfats,2free and ouutcrfificd
deposit your" votts ih'the ballot!
FboxJpeaeeall y If you may, forcibly
if'you music Dare to do right, for
Goa and for your country %aiit9
h Republicans, MARY OF you arc
about 10 vote the Demnoocrpatti Ats TICKET
Tor the tlrsts Aou see that
YOU" liberties are In danger, and
YOU nave rus4led"to."the rescue
1Ae pyyeloplfal 40 o. qesstpotlsmG N thff
has'' as yet small as Aimap,shalld,
@growihgA larger ana D'auker,t anu
though lundersts shallow you have
thought yourselves safe, yet It vii
soon envelope you in its mplky
folds, and chain Your limbs that
you can make no resistance. Crush.
the serpent ere it's cola, are2closod
around .yop withtataliforce.h There
are doubtless among cuI readers
men undecided, whoicare9not how
they vote 10 snchHwe say, decide
at once 10 you wish to toll IN
slavery worse than Egyptian bon.
dage! Do you wish your childrcu's
children to be sadd!ed' with a debt
tt.ey can never pay, aud Ito groan
beneath q taxation that ia grics ou',
then vote for Drough. Hes has
promised you war ana taxation to
the death, Do you wish io' the
days OF Aud Lang Sync to return,
Wheh PEACE uhion' prosperity ind
crty and happiness blessed ulis
glorious land! Tllenrotc forfNaI'
lana'gham anu 'hls noble conn.,
peers. Remember o'that Inc jsald'
"Devotcd totlie Union from the
beginning, ! will not desert it now
Iln tlee ll hour nf Its soreit triad +"a
wnI never Op any terms 'ona'na '0
u''u ""' Inv N' ,
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s sp','' .;n. 1bas 'o| ' -, w.,
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'No 4i "9 ,o0nniIO'n' no'" n"S'' "0'
S.ar 'p'So''.eu %, 'A''.14'lr.n'
.'0sF5 q. ir'p'a,oaun%sd a,,t
expects c'0Fy ""u Wv uN u"'
Remember, every vote pSi'T LOON
well to yn.5 ticket and read oars
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

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