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sgOEgN EesvIeaEs'E' - EO.,
MANUFACTURERS Or
8 "A L Il r a. IT u 5 =.
SUPER-CARB. OF SODA. &c.

81 lElt-CAltB. Ot .SOlA, &c.
And Sole Agents in the City of New York for
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE,
Invented by Prof. Ebcn N. Horslord, of Harvard
University. Office, IL Old slip, Hanover Square
(up stars,) NEW YORK.
TiNilE high price which Cream Of Tartar commanded
| in lSji together with the alarming extent to
which its dangerous adultcraton had been carried
with other considerations induced the distinguished
Chemist, whose name is given above, to commence
what proved to be long and ahorious scientific re-
search TO discover desirable substitute therefor
Ills efforts crowned with abundant success and
hundreds Of thousands Of pounds Of the Substitute
have been sold and used during the last five years
throughout the United States and the Cnu1das.
The following true comparison Of its nature and
the results Of lis use with those of Cream of Tartar
will convince the most ncredu!olE Of lis value.
Cream Of Tartar is a hi-utratc OF Potash.
This Substitute is simple Phosphate, and contains
nothing but wha; is found in hcclstcak. and in
wheat and other cereals, AMI is therefore highly
nutritious. 1t also has a hcalIh-gyng influence
and supplies that for which there is Il constant de-
mHud in the system.
j. 1t is sold for Il much less price than Cream Of
Tartar.
March 81 1SG9 -lv
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S-T-lS6o-X.
Ilrnlsc's IDInmlniiOn EIillera.

S-T-lS60-X.
Brakes Plantation EBitiers.
They purify, strengthen, and iuyigorate,
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 10 change ofwater and diet
They overcome efeetsp fdissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and onliVcn the mind
They prevent miusmntiC and Intermittent fcycls
They purify the breath and acidity oi the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiaTrhea, Cholera, aud Cholera Nor.
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache,
They are the best Ditters In the woold, They make
the weak man strong, aud are exhausted nutIne's
great restorer They are made Of pure -. Croi1
Rum, theoeehTaied Callsaya Bark, roots and herbs
and taken with the pleasure Of beverage, with
out regard 10 age OF time OF day. Particularly re-
commended 10 dcl,cato persons requiring gentle
stimulant. Sold by all HToceTs, bTuggisis Hotels
snd saloons L, II, DRAKE CO., 2O2 broadway,
AsN-Nork
tober 25, 1903
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

For the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Niucnt and Chronic Diseases, and especially
for the cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE giveu gratis, by the acting
vi Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spcrmatorrhocR
or Seminal Weakness, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ploycd in the DspcnSary, sent to the afflicted in
scaled letter envelopes free of charge Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGlITON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
January g. IS63-ly
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March 90. Isl
Sp'sRsE

T'tsc Adams Express Company.
GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded mr.
VI rangcmcnts with the Northern Central Railroad
Company to trains from Baltimore for York,
Harrisburg Dauphin. llaliHX. Trcvorton, Sunbury.
Northumberland, Lcw,hurg Milton, Myncy. VIII
liumsrort aud all intermediate stations, connecting
at Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN En-
PRESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, ST. Louis and the
West.
Also with Howard Co.'S Express nt Milton or
Danvillc. bloomsbury Wilkcsbarrc. PittstOn, Scran-
ton. and intermediate stations the CHttawSsa,
Lnckawanna 4 Bluomshurg Railroads. At Will
Transport, by Howard Co.'S Express to Jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also. by Howard Co..
and their connections. for Canton, Troy. Emira,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessible
points in Western New York and Canada. by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie Bank Notes.
Jcwclry. and Valuable Packages Of every dcscrp
tiUn.
Also. Notes. Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed,
and every effort will be made Ia render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn a Division. Philadelphia.
Il. A FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury.
Anil ). lSG2
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MRE$EHs'S E'.aTE,N'E FIVE IEFN.
GIVE sfksg,sGEEEse

A. Improved for 1859 and 1850,
by L. kETCIiAM d CO., 2Sg Pear! st., New York
TINllE ouly Freezer constructed on scientific Irin
l cipics with revolving can and spring blade
sguPrr The one hastcs the freezing of the cream
tho other removes 10 us fast NJ frozen.
Tho most rapid in freezing with the least quantity
uf iur.
Tac most economical In cost a. It il the most simple
and durable IN structure.
for sale in all the principal cities and towns in the
Union.
Each Freezer accompanied with book Of recipes
and fall directions.
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Nq.AT"TE1RlygN y d,esX.

EOrEcy~ at LAW, No. lGo Cor. Fn1
a and Broadway, NEW YORK win carefl
attend to Collections and all other matters intru.
to their care
May 81 1858.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound


This is an affection Of the Blood and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose lars Throat.
Nindpipc, and other NlucuS Surfaces making lis
Appearance in the form of Ulcers. I!cmhod's En-
tract Sag aparla puriics The Blood and remove, all
Sculy Erup;Ons of the skin. giving to the Complex
ion q Clear and Healthy Color. 1t being prepared
cSprc .y for this class Of complaints its Blood Pur-
flying lrop'ietots preserved 10 n greater extent
than ANY oLcr preparation Of Swsaparilla.
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kSIiluNIV-, W HOE. tEin-, NC.
TINIIE subscriber, having opened in Thompson's
i Brick Building, Mill street, Danvillc, n large
and complete stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best brands of Brandics Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskcy, Port, Sherry, Ma
dera Champagne and other Wines, of all grades, all
OF which will be sold Wholesale, at the lowest city
prices. Tayernkeepers, by buying of us, can save
At least the freight
Persons dcsirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
nay rely upon being furnished with a puro and
Lnadultcratcd article
Gg Being determined to establish a reputation for
selling cheap, he respectfully solicits the patronage
Of the public All orders promptly attended to.
JEREMIAH :. HALL
Danyille june I6 1860
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NEW YORK.
TT'IIiS first cluss Iiousc-thc most quiet. harurl
/ aud pleasant Hotel in the city-of.crs supcl
inducements to those visiting New York for br,iu
pleasure. 1t is central ia IT, location. and kent
the ErEurEAS PLAS, in connection with TAYio
SALOON. where refreshments can be had at all h,r
or served in their Own rooms The charges arc
drratc. tho rooms and attendance of the rst or
baths. and all the modern cuuYcui,rccs attached
March 20 1862
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lumber! I.uinbcrl

PHILIP SHAY, Muuey, LyeomIus county, Pa,
INfuRMS hs friends aui ihe public in general
| that he cuustanty koeIs on hand huali- ,liasi
d th. juisi' and all kir,is 81 Lumber ana buiidiu,
Lai'nai- ah.rh LsNiil 7'ii AZ uis laati rlsgt
uMargA lu, l,tl
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The 81. Louis,

Chestnut StycCt, IciiTsrN IHira and F0Wyih,
PuILApELrHIA,
FINllE undersigned, having leased, for a term Of
L years, this popular house, have the pleasure Of
announcing 10 their friends and the travelling COM
munty that il is open for the reception OF guests
The house, since the first of March last has been
entirely renovated and rohtted n n superior manner
the apartments are large, well ventilated and fur,
nished in modern style, II l. centrally located,
convenient Ia all the depot and steamboat landings
and in the immediate vicinity Of the Custom House
Post Ofico aud the Corn Exchange
Connected with the Hotel is a Restaurant for the
accommodation ot those preiyrring the European
plan, Prices of Rooms from Three 10 Seven Dollars
per week, according Ia location.
board ~ 80 per day. Table IIute lor merchants
and business men nom TO 8 T. NJ
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC l.. pENOR
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Wall H,.ucr-.00O pieces.

OF WALL PAPER OF EVERY DESIRABLE
STYLES AND PATTERNS
IUST received direct from the Manufacturer, at
81 the MAMMOTH STORE of
FRlLING GRANT.
uuhury March IS 1862
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BItADy IIOt-sE.

HARRIsbuGG, PA.
FrlllS HOUSE. ia consequences If lts convenience
! and near location 10 the Capitol. has made h
dosIable stopping place, not only ior iho.s having
hu,ness a ihr rsat ul do1uum.nt, but ior oiLeis
wishing llaIu,hurs
Malth ~. leU.
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Dr. Sweets Inralliale Liniment
Is for sale hy all Druggists. Price 25 and 80 cents
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EgEE.75EtOE.Es's ENE'hgAG"N
Fsg'JEagT

Children
EgEE.NuOE.ss.s EXTRAG"r
TsgJEEgI
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Exccsscz Habits of Dissipation Early
Iudiscrction. or Abuse
Attended with the following svmioms:
1ndispo~itiou TO EXcrtion, Loss OF power.
loss of Memory. Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves. Trembling
Horror OF Disease, NakCuncSs
Dimncss of vision, Pain in the hack,
Universal La,situlo of tho Flushing Of the Body
Muccular System, Erurtiou. the Face.
Hot LANDS, Pallid CUuncnance,
Drvncss of the Skin.
These symtoms if allowed to 60 on which this
medicine invariably removes soon follow
TNIpoTENCY, FATUITY, EPuEPT1C FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
suy that they not frequently followed by those
"direiul dscascs,'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering but
none VIII confess. The records Of the insane Asy
lums and the melancholy deaths by Consumption.
bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution, once Affected with Organic
Weakness,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and in
vigOratc the system. which "llelmbuld's Extract
Buchu" invariably docs. y trial will convince
the most skcptical.
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old or young, single, married, contemplating
marriage,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buclu is mcquallcd by amy other remedy, rs in
ChlorosiS Retention Irrcguarity. PainiulncsS or
Suppression of the Customary Evacuauns. liberated
or Schirrous state Of the Uterus Lcucorrhca. or
Whites Sterity, and for all complaints incident to
the whether arising from lndiserction Habits Of
Dissipation. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no Halsnm, MercWrr or Unpleasant Medicine
for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
EEE!E.7EEsOI.Ep'& E3XEEGAG'V
lsS1'EA
Cures
SECRET DISEASES
In I'll their stages; at litc expense; little or no
change in die, no Inconvenience,
AND No EXPOSURE.
1t causes frequent desire. and gives strength to
Urnate, thereby removing distractions. preventing
and curing Structures of the jrctlrO, allayng pain
and inflammation frequent in this elias Of diseases
and cxpcllini; Poisonous, Diseased and Worn-out
Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VlCTIMSOF
QlAGE&S,
And who have pnil Heavy Fees to he cured in q
short time have found they were deceived and that
the Poison. has, by the use Of Powerful Astrin-
gents, been dried up in the system, TO break out in
an aggravated form, and
Perhaps after Marriage
USE
EsE3E.THEsDE4Eb'S EXTRACT
ESSGEagI
For all Affections and Diseases Of
TIE URINARY ORGANS,
Whcthc. existing in Male or Female from whatever
cause originating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid of
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
l. the Great Durctic,
And it is certain TO have the desired effect in all
Diseases, for which it is recommended.
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JUST RECEIVED!!
j. FL ENGBL
Has just returned from Philadelphia with a
8 2 L g II = ID s TO GK
OF
Spring & Summer Goods.

For Mems Wear.
Cloth, Cashmere, Vcsting, italian Cloth Linen
Coating Linen Check and Cottonado.
ladies Wear.
A large assortment of Dress Goods, lBlnck and
Fancy Silks, silk Tissues, Fancy Bcrages, Shalley,
Hll Wool Dclancs Mozambique Goods Mt low prices
silk Lcvclas Dcloncs Lawns Gnghams and
Prints. A full line of Irish Linen and White Goods.
Lace Mantillas, &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
good assortment Of Hats and Caps,
large assortment Of Boots and Shoes
A full stock of Groceries, Molasscs and Sugar,
Hardware and Building Material,
A full stock Of Queen and Glassware,
A full stock of Fish, Salt, Oils and White Lead
large stock of New Wall Paper,
A new stock of Stone and Earthcnwarc,
And thousands Of articles not enumerated
Iy7 All the above will DO sold cheap for Cash or
Country Produces.
J. H. ENGEL.
Sunlury, May II. 1862
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DlllGlif& sON invite ntieutioa to lhcg stogk Vi
ID Prime Hreen aui BLACK Tea.
tuubaly, June d. iedl
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F'lvEkE.E3 & EYGDx
SEWING MA CHIN CC
52S RROADMAY. NEW YORK;
m on .FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.n

Descriptive CWc"Iarr, 1riH Samples of IL
wiH be Scat M0N Free.
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TnrzFl A Large Assortment OF raj
fWl EVANS q WA1SON'S fM;y
SALA M p NDER SAFES
GREAT FIRE AT READING, PA.

GREAT FIRE AT READING, PA.
February IL, 1862
GENrLEsEs-It gives me much satisfaction
inform you that in the severe FIRE which, on 3
morning of the 4th inst. entirely destroyed nll
stock and materials, | hal one of your Salamnu,
Fire Proof Safes After enduring an intense
heat for seven hours the Safo was opened. aud
Books and Papers were preserved in mn unblemisl
condition. shall need another Safe as soon us |
in order. Yours, most respectfully,
j. DICKINSON, Rcading, Pa
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PREPARED by
DIR. j. &. AVER 81 CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,

AND SOLD ny
Sold by Frilng 4 Grant, and r. A. Fisher, in
Smbury,
Dr. r. b. Mccoy, Northumberland.
j F. Casow, and c. Brown Milton
J, Chrsman, Turbutvic.
llersh ( Co, Mt. Carmel.
5. Bergstrcsser, Elysburg
- West, Mahonoy.
Weaver McWiiams Paxinos,
And Dealers Everywhere
August .. lS62-ly
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DR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is truly "lrcnd in need, and every family should
have it nj hand.
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BLINDS AND SHADES.
H'f'us.L6i:rs hEOnSa.

DEBUILT AND EEFURNISHED, Cor Howard
II and Franklin Street Il few Squares West Of the
Northern Central Railroad Depot, BALTIMORE.
- TERMS, 81 PER DAY.
G. LEISENRING, Proprietor
July 1G lSj9.--tf
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For Mems Wear.
Cloth Cashmere, Ncsting, italian Cloth, Linen
Coating, Linen Check and Cottonado.
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DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Taken internally cures Collie aud Cholera Morbus.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-18

THk following rather striking statement
appears in the New j 'rk Sunday herald:
''Out of pure love for President Lincoln
We tried 70 make sensation about his mes
sage the other day but We tried in vain.
Before this war we used to print an extra
addition of from ten to thirty thousand
copies of the Herald containing the sPresi-
dents Message and all these copies were
bought up like hot cakes by the eager pub
lie On Wednesday We obtained the first
copy OF Mr. LincolD's Message by telegraph.
We printed it first, and had our extra ready
before our sleepy contemporaries knew what
they were about. The newsboys were no
titled by the bulletins that the message
was in town. Well, we printed four hun
dred and eighty copies of the Message of
these we sold one hundred and slightly copies
to the newsboys. Undoubtedly we should
have been stuck Gas the newsboys class
icallv phrase it) with the remaining three
hundred, had not countrymsn come along
IN the nick of time aud bought the whole
batch, on venture, to dispose of on his way
home. We have every reason to believe
that our country customer sincerely repent
Cd Of his bargain. This little incident is
the strongest proof We could produce of the
complete Indifference of the public"
Notwithstanding the insignificant mum
Der of copies of the Message printed by the
Herald, and the loss to which it might have
been subjected even upon these, but for the
piece Ct goodIluck which befsl it, the Herald
will find, and so will VI Lincolo, that the
public is BY no means > Indifferent as it
may have appeared on the occasion. The
ventilation which his egregious plan vii,
get, tefore be can make his dozen new gev.
ernments bv force and fraud combined, will
blow him and his partisans sky high. The
l0ng-sutferipg people have not yet lost all
their common sense or the spirit which the
times demands.
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EMERSON ETHERIDGE.

1t will We gratifying on the part of ma
ny of the soundest and least weak and COR
ruptible portion of our people to know, that
Emerson Etheridge, late Clerk of the House
of Representatives, having washed his hands
of the perfdious party with whom he once
acted in good faith, will hold himself in
further readiness to aid his country by
publicly advocating the election of Geo. B.
Mcclellan to the Presidency. Etheridge is
full match for any Abolitiouist orator in
the whole land.
LIBERTY AND UNION ARE INsEPARABLE
You VII note the composition of the
Committee of the House, They are as ul
ira as possible, and show Mr.. Colfax TO be
as little of conservative as the generality
of his party 1t is but folly to hope for any
beneficial legislation from men who are sole.
~ occupied with schemes to advance their
party and themselves. They have not got
beyond the point of stgiving &c aparty what
was meant for mankind" This government
wss framed BY the Providence Of Heaven,
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as two.legged government, and cannot 60
right on one pin alone. Webster understood
the necessity of both sections to the good OF
the whole, when he uttered the most re-
markable sentence in his reply to-Hayne,
-"Liberty and Union, now and forever, one
and inseparable.n 4 If you allow the Union
,tobe br'ken up, Liberty is gone, tor we now
see that the North, great, rich, populous
and powerful as it is, does net evince that
abstract and instructive love OF personal
liberty which has been supposed the heir.
loom of the Anglo.Saxon race. The South
is essential to the North, if the North
would be free, and the South requires the
power and influence of the North to defend
it from its own peculiar aristocratic tenden.
cies. We see this principle exempliied in
the we'll being Of the planet on which we
tread. Two distinct, and it may be, antag
onistic principles control the motion of our
globe at every instant of its being. The
centripetal and centrifugal forces keep the
solar system and every member of it free
from harm. If either one ceases to OF crate,
or operates too feebly, the safety OF the
system is imperilled. The centripetal force
(like the Federal authority in our govern
ment) if acting alone, would bring all the
planets into the body of the Sun and pro-
duce a most undesirable consolidation
Contrariwise, if the centrifugal force Gan
sweIing to the State Rights priuciple) were
to have full sway, the planets (like seeded
States) would fly away and lose all the
blessings and benefits which flow to them
from the wholesome guidance and propin'
quity of the sun. Let, then, our Statesmen
stud y this simple principle and let our peo.
pie learn from it the way of safety and of
happiness. Our country is always in dan
ger in proportion to the overweening pre-
poDderance of centripetal or centrifugal
force in our political system. Every true
and wise patriot will be constantly jealous
for an equilibrium.
The weather we are now enjoying is sur
passingly pleasant. Sunday was more than
May-day. Coal, however, still keeps up
to Sl2 per ton and upwards.
What think you Of Congress taking are
cess from the 18th of December to the 9th
of January? That is faithful service, truly.
Yours, &c, P1NNAcE.
P.S. Ihavej just met the President as
heswa taking an airing in his carriage,
closely covered up, He looks pale and
wan
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Mr.. LINCOLN offers pardon to the rebels
ON condition that they swear to support the
Confscation Act and the Emancipation
PROCLAMATION. Suppose they accept pardon
On these conditions. We then have the
people of the United States divided into
two classes, One Of these classes remains,
nominally at least, free to support, oppose,
or to express no opinion upon, aXy and ey-
cry question of national policy or legisla-
tion that is, they retain the rights per-
tanning to the free citizens of Republic.
But the other class are bound under an
OATH the penalty of which is the punish
ment of treason, to saPport--yes, whatever
may be their real sentiments, these citizens
SLAVES rathsr--are bound to support the
policy Of party which is but minority of
the people of the country, to vote for its
candidate, to aid in carrying out its doctrines
and defeating its opponents at the polls, if
not by force of arms. Suppose two candi-
dates offer themselves to Southern con-
stitusucy which has accepted Mr.. LINcoLS's
conditional pardon, one a faithful, loyal
citizen, who has maintained his allegiance
upon dozen battle fields, but is opposed to
the Emancipation, Gonfscation and ruin
policy; and the other an ex Confederate
General, like CAN'T, for instance, who helped
TO carry his State into secession, but now,
to save his neck, bows down before the Mo
lock of radicalism. Can any of that con-
stltuency, having taken the oath, support
the loyal man? Have they not sworn to
support the policy of the President, aud is
not this candidate, in the exercise of his
right as free citizen, opposed to that poll
cy? Plainly, they can not vote for him
without violating the condition upon which
they received pardon. They have but one
course to take; they must vote for the orig
NAL secessionist. This is to be restored to
the rights Of citizenship according to Mr..
LINCoIN's proclamation Does there live
one SO absurd an idiot as to believe the
South can be 50 reclaimed to the Union?
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..;.5 l.. l. r xL.---1.,,--...S .oJ1;ar,
.eien .a,Sau ~ ao c.s Daon ., snsm - ~. Ths;r
selaoa receive any rsmunsIA''on le..
5 narfar,,r E dn,autwan;. 10 ual wHu a. snvth;ns M.
tsaa d.;yen ~ :. ~ .se al i..s W s az .ntbn-;tv. -
thot wh;.s sold;ers ;nsuit them~tbat Cen
ersl (somsbodvS wbo bss command eff son-
trsbanJ matters saps ,hsrs 81 NO redress
for these advances a, the soldier to the col.
ored women SO long as the Il tier are impure
in their habits-uniess tha negroes rise up
and by force defend themselves that
the smallpox has broken out among them
that numbers die dsily-shat she can, teach
the children very littie-that many of them
have to be taken daily to the Orphant Asy.
lum. In a word, that it Is her belief that
NOTHING can be done to elsrats this geneya-
tios of our fsllop:citise,s of African de-
SCENT -. rs 4 ali -,TJ-ls On.
This is her impression after long expe.
rience. She thinks the Government has an
elephant on it's hauds--an elephant, too,