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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES

IN hSr0kSe Cure
Nt~ss..-s esIe Ter SFeTnsa- aErAaa, Ne-s fsa4
nf9NAesS Noossrsai Eaizioss ess eli llssasss ss~e
- e seq -so!iutian sSeA Is Loss ~ Nszg-s Ts u
80 A'issstaee, FSass - tAe Beck, Isnsasss ~ Fs
! kreHz&,a-s OH Age; Weak NerreS, pss>urs- -
6ssofatsg IfeabiEs, Haksf4issss, Rsspssses - ~
fsas, TIE tsHE'easFcs. Esaiss Cessk,sssfias a.zrr,
"a tas barVei oomPidiAs eassss e dsgaFssss frsss
"a pase e sa,ars. 49,.
"a This medicine is q simple vegetable extract
Sod one On which all can rry Il has been assd ~
a ear practice fur many yeSss, aud with thous-
euds trested. Il has E0t failed Ia a single faSane.
its cnrastve powers hsve eeen suaaeisnt Il,
Hl2tory ever the most stubharn case. .aas9F -
Be To thos- who have II iei in thaireanstl. -,
tEtion unlil they think themselves beyona tb- '-.
asseh % medical sii soad say. Hsspes~ sssf
ihe CHEEoErK GUEE will restefo yea 10 hesltA Is u
iHd EtSor and atsr all qaack doctors have fsiisdt
nS tor fail particulars, get a Circular frern sat
Drug store in the country, write the Prcprik.ia -
fels, who viii mail free amy deSrlnz the Eanes8
.at trea tae Ia Pamphlet torus - a f
- trices, 81 per bottle or three bottles for s.
no i9Twardcd BY Express 90 all T2rts o. The world
- Soid by ali respectable druggists tssFss si1 +
DR.. w. r. Merwin g. Co. sg
SeLE PRoPRsFroRs,
Nc ~ Liberty Street New York p
-, 80 Sola 10 Evansville BY Wm Bierhower aud
y 81 eregsis's everywhere. fFeeledAwiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
Organic Weakness.

L. 'ss n natural tighr, nerxoas and general d..
hiity. with ssiu erlIptiona fever sorss rains IL
evry isme aud laGscie, los of mesnory heaaaehs
ud dizziness, night dreams, emf sly,ss. isnno-
t.hss. &C. etfi aaa tiornl'esa other angergpgs
sh % aflicf ~ p rafienf niil - Fad &
ntaHa 81 = eelsit usaas in ali fha aess Ysfk Civ
10 pitals, and those So Bro Nsn.
CATI9EA nfaRX 1.I.pra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
GENTLEMEN
MERCURY.

hho through tbouFhtlgss impladence, or lnas.
entity, os HuHv haee, have become POISONED hs
tir't moe feaaig s1ruas EENKRIaL. an n. = nj
nAo'ilsis relief and Permanent eurs use 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

eiife With s-getabTe Neuffaliser. which a. anea
arrests thc disease and very TomeTes The last
~ tgp iH Hm ar -g ten, leaving tho patIent A.
vlgor ~ sah healthy, aud she fkln - 'fffsb and
BIO nliag as 3 fore the. .diseaae uaa roafraef-d-
no matt,s u hew long stai.dlhs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY.
MATS. e2oo., CO.,


Ever brought to this City, which is
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeelled anywhere,
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring US
with a call are respectfully invited
TO examine and convince them
selves. @sszt - 4
Remember the place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

DEkFUaERY. SOAPS. TOILET ARTcLgs.
I Pot1a3ss eosHsfiqu-s, Tooth, Ezn, F1sshss
Hair snd Cloth Brus hssi Combs In great FsFssfg.
G HALLnnx,s f,rps sssr-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
GROCERIES.

CtEaAE-cASE MfLLs-a5 sHgar.c4us Mills,
> assortsi .lzes snd prices lat rsoslvsd pea
ssssass .rins D3ans, and for sac ~
NICEERT BROS. sst
30 IS2 Maiz stKsz1 --
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Total protection, s3O00O0
II 10 work OF the FArmars Of palAwAra and a. sueh
they ought to patrouiEe IT,
Prasident-JRsSE SHARPE. 4
Secretary and TrsAsuser-RoBsEr MoCABS, VI. D.
DIR REd,TOHlS

A INVOICE Of Ellsmors And Forstera white Granite
n Ware OF the anes quality, which smore nearly like
china 10 style and hnHh than any other 10 the mar
kst, just received aud Tor sale by
TH0S. y. DENoRMANDIE
3U2 Market ktrret
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

AAfAC@AAfO A9AOAACA6f
No. AZ Market Street,
DELAWARE FIllR INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS, MoRTuAoEs, &c, &e promptly and
PROMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
eommissnn in this city the Brokers Boards Pha.
derhia New York, other cities by OF CORES
pending bIokera who all firms Of high standing.
oAnH pufchaed abroad, the regular brokers
and agents
DRAFfs-We draw on Philadelphia New York or Dos
ton and procure dratls ether American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange
fORkiGN DkAFrs--We draw on Great Britain Ire.
and, Germany and every other country in Europe
on houses Of undothted standing In sums to suit our
CUSTOMERS
ENCiANGE-Forelgn ar Domoatic-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the afkst A
premium VIII almost always be allowed for Checks New
YORK.
REAL ESTATE We sltend To the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate In town country aud respectfully nvt,
purchasers or selers to give call We ent hnuses
and when deared by customers attend to the cuee
ton Of their rents.
C0hLECrIONs-0ur correspondence enables us tt
country, through the most reliable channels Our facI
ties inT making collections therefore complete ant
CONSEQUENTLY hyang themselves Of them may b,
ontdent that thelr business will he faithfully ant
eroinpuy attended to- Cur charges low A. arr
made by sny reliable parties
In every case where We employed our aim Is to Dc
he best Tor the Interest of cus0uers aud we solicit
lie patronage Of our friends aud the public gener ally
lAn itNIl .HuN dOllN McLhAh son
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
No Pain attends their operation
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER Pills

They operate without gripping, sekenlng weakening or
leaving the bowels eostive and there Ia disease the
liver that these Pills will not II medicine will reaeh
1t At ALL So pecihcalv IL their operation on the Liver
Family PhSsic. They are perfect antidote for sIck
The Res. W. C. Robinson, Of the Philadelphia NJ. f.
ConieTeuee seaks of them the best Pills he
ueei hesies many others might refer to; elegantly
sugar ensed y yens box, nve boxes for ST. Prepa
and King Streets. Wilmington bel -
Sold by D. r. BURTON Cowgirl & Son, Dover; Hammars
ey Fouk, Milford; simpson, Camden; dealers and Ttnrs
keepers generally '''''
Simms' Cholera Syrup,
For the rapid Of Darrhaa, Dysentery Cramps Collie
ChulerAmDfbus Weakness af the Bowels Chronic Dar-
rhaea aud dseEes Of the Bowels, frequent Oosepess
Cholera ntantnm and summer diseases Of children
So wide il the ed of usefulness this remedy and ao
numerous are the su5set Of its hat nearly every
part OF the connry abound in persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming and even deeper
ate diseases Dsarrhoea, &c. When once tried IA m
pefory a other preparations Of its kind il 10 AMI
to escape aud when its virtues known ths
publ no longer hesitate what remedy employ for the
dstressi and dangerous complaints, incident to the
warm and sutry seasons, while many inferior rsmede.
offered the community have failed and been
THIS preparation hAs gained friends and
trial only estimates II higher In the favor OF the AFFLICTED
and unfortunate everywhere 1t has never failed in in.
gle case o army Diarhoea. II cured sold in Laxlng
ton hentuoky, Who hal been discharged one
bottle performed this cure II was given to him by Nh
Phillips. OF Brandywne Hundred ii the administration
would such article this instead Of opium mills
there would be more able bodied soldiers in the field than
there now IA u eontAnH no opium Price 25 cents
per bottle Sold hv dealers generally Prepared only ~
Dr.. slMMS son, phy seians and Cnemists an ana
King Streets. Wilmington, Del. Sold by D. 3 Burton and
Cowgirl h Son, Dover, and dealers generally, sen 1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

Valuable Wood-leave for Sale.
F2E ONE HUNDRED ACRES of Black Oak Timbe,
suitable for bark and slaves az miles from "a ~
gable water At Prederiea, and the same dislancs
RON the Delaware Rail Road at FELTON,. 1t Il oonSldeJsS
70 be very choice tIhot OF woodland The land Ia M
for sale. For terms &C., apply to Il. RID0RLY Ao'
"Af OIL Dover, Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
BARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE.

Dealers and Consumers Of the aLoye C,lbrdfed PasI
10 read
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

Y
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOL Low PILLS -
70 ~ i Ot Sii siSSls e
pacity Disease ID efect-tbS violation df some prn
invariably punished With pain and sunerinE. Mr1ie
Writer'S classify the rddlsposlI causes IN der Two hsa
Aauahedithy condition Of tks SfoaGeh, and DE-
,stt prGped stdteeflhe blood.
DISORDERS OFssTHEJ STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS. n
The Stomach Is tie eentis whith Influences tba
health he or aissHsss & hs debiAisd
tration the aiuralsongequenesss Allied q
it is the ddAela h6hth aepresson nsy,o,s
Affected aid hsStrs paas 10 he sIss
&C. ThS costiysnsss narrhqa and
NiaI pats IN Ssq sap s5s 1S9sy Bsr't
IMPURE ]9fg II Tlfp99BBoSSssg9EEttoUs 99BBorISSSSssgq9E AFFEc-
scrofua, Consumption sat Bhsum, Kings Evil Wsi,s
swengs, cenqSrsatJ anqIhg rseglto tainted or ul
compose the vu d ibgeDJse roseTSs ~ X
Pills ntutraEe the humorsthat degenerate Il and
while oloEay'r Bassniie 6ntneht used al ~ ANY.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Whether in the young DID, married Or tipele Al ths
dawn O. womAnhood or the turnof I'D tese tonic msdi
cnes display 80 decided 40 influence ttAt marked I'M.
Bedg purely vegetable preparation they srs IA d
eahle remedy for all classes Of Females In every CON,
dition oi health and station Of llfs
INFANTlLE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with inyar.hs
success In all disorders affecting childhood Thonasnd
of cases Of Mumps Group, WhpopinR Cough Cbntars T
fanum, reething Worms, &c.. have been hapnil " ~
by hesr mild remedies all other means hnvs ,i
HollouGy's Pills are the best remedy knoapn n III,
world for following diseases:
Anuo Eryspeae, Rheumatism,
Asthma, FeFsrs ofall kinds, Retention Oh iJrin.
Blotchss on the Fits Stone and firsyai y
Skin, uout, Hecondarv s,,ait
BowelcOmplSints, Tie-DououreuK, toms,
Ooes, Inflammation, Tum0ufA
Debility, JAundes, Vensraal A 6a,iio,.
Bore Ihroats, hnmoAgo' Weakness from
Dropsy' PileA' whatever cause
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are SsnuIps nn,.s.
the words "Hol0lcdy NeiO FORK and London ara djs
eernable Watemdrk in every leaf OF the book ~
feations around each pot OF box -
90 Sold At the Manniastory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
80 Maiden Lane New York, aud by all respectable gs
gate and dsAers Medicine throughout the cyill.ad
World,ln boxes At 2beents so cents, and Al each
~ There is considerable saving by taking ths .rv.
Sizes. .'.lI|l so 'Afse
n B.Dlreetions for the guidance Of patients in av.
uAV'ue' are NM"Aep M '"e9 OoA' nsVibise-ow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

A WALKING SKELETON.
A Some years ago,
mr. soHENoK
WALKING SHELTON
ABOUT Tue streets Of Philadelphia aud finally was reduced
y Nv leAt ne WAS unable to move any longer and was
taken over TO New Jersey
There he lay confined 10 his bed and DR. Thornton sad
nls lnnga were gone and he would not live week In
that low state he heard Of, and Obtained soma -
ROOTS AND HERBS,
and made medicine that made a chanee in hIa
whole system; II expelled all the matter from tia nngs
nueuA iron the stomach started the liver ana Ia nrt
expelled all the morbid matter from the svsten - - ''
....,... HIS APPETITE
DesAn 70 improve and II was with difficulty he could be
prevented from eating TOO much. He took the most
lbhinB food, and In y short time, he began 10
IMPROVE RAPIDLY
NOW Ms 10 great hearty mAH, weighing over no bun.
dred and twenty pounds. His
PULMOnIC SYRUP.
SEA WEED TONIC and
MANDRAKE PILLS,
are eompoation similar to the medicine that cured bia
lie Is now travelling from city 10 auothar a. Inc
Pauenta and administering his medicines; and II ia ss
he VIII take pefGnn In the " 'N
LAST STAGES or CONSUMPTION
and 10 few weeks they arc About in tolarahI. s,aa
nsh HIS medicines change the whole syats and ihe
GOOD APPETITE
ne Ie9d noushes the system he nds that getting
M SsI1Es his disease, and he gets Welt
-. - DR.. soHBNeKis. MEDICINES:
Eney make pep matteE FeK blood and by keepinq tho
ukes'ive organs healthy, disease must be expeled
hesd hi az his Advertisement In another eolnmn.
wv Ah-I ' '-'.' li 20 ttlaiis-l4+
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
tUkialEAL MILL SAhsk, &C.

fURisiNAL MILL CREsK, 6e)
This Company coutnues to offer the people OF DslA
ware tH superior advantages Of sgAinst loss
risAs s. " 4' '''4' = '''p''''' 'N''p' N''H'
The Inshtutioa Is by 90 years expert
ence in and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance.
by Of which, II Is believed the Managers have
been anabed 30 to adjust and discriminate tWeen the
different vArisps OF property as 10 render the melnbe
ship among the quiAe In character Of this
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit itself that its payments losses have
been prompt aud LIBERAL that in % years business and
Losses reschns s0UOJO not single Of litga
lion has occurred and scarcely one without entire salts
Looking more to tho safety than the number and
Of ia raks it hiss declined hundreds Of Thou
And- nj Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great tuJuut Ia single risk or oHerng unit oh
In tns mAuusr II conceived u has the safest and
aost select list Of finsuranoe In proportion to the amount
over Six Millions II Dollars Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence l. only reduced the rate Of
Insurance at s times mode ate onesixih durine the
last years hut presents clear surplus fund
s5O10 security sgNns; any assessment the Deposit
Notes. which BY The esort to Seiip Certificates OF
the btanrsr each m1nber being issued will
De paying interest u them from January 1867, At the
Ate Of per cent per annum thus making still fArho
1t commenced the year 1902 with real protection to
IN: :GSPas s4R@p% FaS4 IN O'''' N'''' asSSSS sSSSS
Total protection, sSOO,Ooe
II is the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware and As such
Prasident-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and TrsAsureT-RoBsEr MoCAHg VI. D.
DIRECTORS
Rh Wilson, nrandywine Hal James DelApian, Christi
HID; James Webb ramuei Barr, Is. U stotHenburz
and Jesse sharpe ilmngtou d.; Robert MeCaLe, Ai
Crock Hds john F. Williamson, white clay Greek IId
George Janrisr New Castie Hd Curtis D. Ellsoa, Pen
cader HI; John {. CLARK Eel lion Hd.; Wm. emple
Smytna James d. Butnhar, ST. Georges Hd. Charlie
T. Fleming, Peter g. Ciuey Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnell, Genrgetown.
AGENrs-As well Tor receiving applications for insur
dnes n uembers:
Xii wilson, Brandy HID Robert McCahe Mil
Creek lld.i Iaues nsapain, Christana lid; John ;
htllHmFUH, white Ilay Creek HID, Curtis B, Ellison
pencaier I'D Rel Lion 81 Georgrs and AppOqulnmink
Hundreds Jn-eph q. drihith. Smyrna James Crippsn
Nsw Castle Hd; Charles 4. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tunnel, dtOrge own; Henry Tnid, Dover.
Communications on general business addressed TO ths
undersigned, Wilmington will receive immediate attsn
ion
fla ROBERT MooABE NJ D.. sserstAry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Goods for the Holidaua.

LII the newest styles Of Fancy Combs Steal and Ia
n Jewery, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses 4 lave ~
OF sik Fans and Sun Umbrellas at less than cost II i'm
port Fancy Leather Goods Work Boxes DsskR Odor Ana
Jewel Cases, segar and IuksAnds Card ReeverF of ali
the new styles, Cologne Sets and Mantle Ornament IN
EIeat variety, together with large stock Of Panc and
Toils articles at prices the most satisfactory. -
q South Eighth Street, PhiladeInhis
- Peaeoek Feathers bought made into ny BruSbes
MS nvOT a,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

Agents =.
O0k to your inteTessl Call ad examine something
~ nRsnty Beed0d by every perso ten samples sent
gREKby mail, for Twenty Cents, that IetAa for Two
Dollar by x L. WoLcoTT, No. 10 VHArHAM SQUARE
NRW York; dec 22lyW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
Handwriting of Celebrated Sen.


Lon. D. " foThey' ,.e'N o. 'Ac = ''..S0'
States Senate, has made Up COZ. Fe''o"
IN Two quarto F''uheS o. az " y -'e'e
.'o'" ein' i'eh' 'tS.'o - ...'s
tors, VINO nave osen IN 0ft.'Po'urI.tt ,
win me necf''aFy OF 'he ',r'.H'e an"
p:e'eniea IL L" tHs oah''s'H an '-.'7''
~ progress III CihSlhhS'" ',"." - 1"''rS'
( ion, OF coarse. IS one OF great IntefeSt. g.
pecIa y to cur!eslty hunters ana Tue io'-
loving glance at the character OF the
letters, cy the W Washington correspondent
es the Cincinnati Gazette Will be iounc
very readable
In 3 letter from Mr.. Buchanan, dated
Jsnusry :, I>J", the mana "li'.Ns -
crsmpea aad trenu.eus ne "a1"l - (
nes!us WIN sPraHi!ae - ana INC .. =
Ike the worst specimens oi sehe'! 90!
uiiicu'' tts'nh'hs -, =
y similar ''5of seems - n'"'H -. -
rtst," Gus e"s!I! lea' noe VI ''0'-''-
II Benton.
Juaah T. beh'aihih eoii'IioA'es i re
or Two lui! oi I"chs Acu!l'h's' me 'he
man,
a. N ,i"so.i "4'''' 9'1'' NC
hand rather diii.cuit to rGaa
Near Is ths cTshiPeo' AteG!o!s mana o.
Salmon I. ChaSe
Charles Sumner notes e'iaeh'.y come
from a MAJ. who once wrote well; but
Though rather neat, they suggest the
marking pot and brusl, rather than
goose Quill
Horatio Seymour INDUCES in fiourishc..
The body of his letter Is smoothly AMI
rounily written-very mach AS his speech
es are delivered.
Near his letter are one or Two IN me
neat, but careless chIregrarhy ol II
Clay, as the sage OF ASh!nn" a."ays
signed himself: Next GENES 'no r4.nr'
good-iooklng, but dlihcuit hana oi II. NJ
1. hunter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02

The Cir,'''qn E'5rtt gives the following
account OF the devout and simple habits
or the new King of Greece:
He inculcateS economy by personally
looking 70 the expense of his own estab-
lishmeu.. lie encourages simplicity by
,r1lttny to church in citizens dress, with
only his two youthfui Danish friends and
one servant. He teaches reverence for
divine things by requiring the throne in
the cathedral to be removed. that he
may 81, with his people on the same level
before God. lie shows his people how to
consult the spiritual good Of their depend
ants, by refusing the use Of his coach in
attending church. because It would obiics
his coachman to remain outside during
service, while he ought to b. inside as
we'll as himself worshipins his God lle
is beginning Sabbath reform by orderin.
4" shops closed during Divine service,
wh.leunder Otho the holy day was given
up 70 baths, theatres, and military paradcs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
MARK EiN.

RICHARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois |,
made a speech in Chicago few days
since, in which the Abolition papers Of
that city report him to have said this:
ale believed the oFposit'en party favor
ed him none, and he intended TO fight
them as he fought traitoIs, because, as he
said: II Jshere M(y are r5r5e than traitors
a,ad hcy haze no rights 1chich negro Shot'd
respect. "
We 10 not care 10 com aient upon so
cross an insult it j. like blow IN tho
face. and admits of neither excuse or
opo,oey. Let every man in the State
with a drop of Democratic blood in his
veins, remsm Der tho author OF this outrage
until tho ,lay of reckoning comes; and
then see TO it that our account with him il
fully balanced interest as well as prin>
o:nal.-Aien Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02
opinion, public concert is not the best
place for cour:ing, unlssa it is done very
ietly.-HaruoyG krc'.hl9 Press
ID. W. Eoorhess "a tbs rnion

The administration organs persistantly
mIsrepresent the position Of al democrats
but they have taken particular pain. to
falslfy the record Of Hon. H. ~. Voorhees,
Of Indiana, representing hin es not loyal
Union loving man. The following extract
from the closing passage Of long and
eloquent speech made by him p few days
ago, as We inC it in the C(oGe, mora truly
represents him:
But why need wa dwell UPON these
( evidences OF dsunion? The great leader
/ OF The adm niRistraton en- tlls floor, the
/ gentleman from Fennsy!vania (Mr. Ste.
vens), has deliberately here anneu need,
alter all our sacrifices, sorrows ana loss,
/ that the Union et our fa.he:s is dead, and
! he who attempts is resurrection is 4 Grim.
+ !nal instead OF 9 patriet lie goes further,
and adInita all ihe seeded States have
eNar ci9Ined-their nationality. They
nave sought IN vain II all the four quarters
o. the earth Tor recognition. They find il
1t last ct the hsEGs of those VINO speak
for the administration on this floor
Sir, deny this dectriac. plant NY
self on the osns.!lUtIoa, which recognizes
an unbroken Unien | shall stand there
III every yiciss:uGe ci fortune, and if |
tai! 1t will be when the people tneEo.eivs,
abandon their own constltutioa. BY the
principles o. TINS nlE1ty instrument, l
expect finally a restoration OF the Union
a. the States. Every hour vLiGn the
party in power pro!cngs lis control of
ahali. restpoces the ausplcIous day, but
as seho!d the future il viii assuTedly
come. Material aad irdestrUctI6le in.
'ereS's unl;e every section except that
which prcsPcri on iana ic:,m. and I
mere to-day, in the spirit Of enc who OK.
poets aad desires his pcs,sr..y and theirsto
live together in the ancient eud honorable
lilFncsLip ofiheir father, warn the south>
era people not to iool; forward to n separ-
alton and INDEPENDENCE, but TO embrace
every opportunity fer cooperation with
the conservative people Of the North, who
will aid with their lives, il need be- te
secure - them all their rights aud nsti;u-
tl0n- Ia fee and eoua! citizens Of the Cni>
ted >aa:es. II this e done, the approachs
Ing Presidential election will bring peace
Un;ou and liberty. But if the peaceful
popular revolution Of the ballet bcx fails
10 produce these results, then darkEe:.
/ settle upon tLs face of the deep and
the free Institutions Of America wall ex-
ist only on the page Of the future hsto-
rar. -Four Yeas more OF our present pol
icy VIII leave lie Republic an usshapsn
E2Ass Of ruins, 4 wreck more melancholy
and hopeless than any that strsv the path.
way of ages. And here in this far young
western world a. IN su former TIRES, a
aezp9iism vii arise from the shattered
fragments OF sell government, TO which;
each succeedn. generation shall pay the
eZ'orted tribute Of It's blood and toll