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To the Honorable County Commissioners Of "a
County Of York, Aprii Term, 1864.

To the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County Of York, Aprii Term, 1864.
THE undersigned citizens Of said County OF York
| would most respectfully represent that q vast
travelling community feel pressing necessity OF a
better road for travel between the town OF Lyman
and the City OF Biddefor, and II seems Of the ut.
most Importance that the present travelled road
should be materially improved by locations and
alterations or that new road be located CON-
mencing ut or near tho School.houso near Jeremi.
ali Hills. In the town OF Lyman, through that part
OF Lyman TO and through Dayton to the City OF
Blddeford thence to and across the Railroad near
the Railroad Depot to communicate with Chest
nut Street thence down Chestnut Street to Main
Street In said City OF Biddeford.
We therefore pray that you proceed to view said
route at rs early day rs may be, and make such
provisions In accordance with tho Statute as In
your opinion the public require.
JOSEPH W. HANSON,
and ffty others.
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MARRIAGES.

Biddeford- April Is. by Rev. G. Tennsy. Mr.
Joseph Chapman and Miss Esther NJ. wright
both of ID
Biddeford-April Is. by Rev. ]. Stevens, Mr.
Edward 5. Frost. Of this city, and Miss Ellen
I. whiteho"sc, OF Portsmouth, N. II.
South Berwick-April rs. by Rev. A. X. Pot
ter. Mr.. Benz. Y. Wentworth, of Rollinsford,
N. H., and Miss Mary Il. Young Of s. ID.
Saco-April 81, by Rev. ID. NJ. Graham OF
Portland. assisted by Rev. J. M. Bailey, Rev.
o. T. aIoulton and Miss Emily X. Burleigh,
both Of s. tIue
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d Gents 10 Save 25 Dollars.

HEGEMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENzINE re;
moves Paint, Grease Spots. &c, Instantly, and
cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c., equal to new
Only Is cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
llEGElIAN & CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, Chil.
biains, &C.
Uereman & Co.'S CAMPIIOR ICE, with Glyccr:
inc. cures Chapped Hands, &C., immediately, and
will keep the skin soft and smooth In the coolest
weather. Sold by Druggists: Price - cents Sent
by mail for u cents. HEGEMAN co.
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
A Delightful Cordial and Valuable Tonic.
Uc.eman & Co.'s Cordial Eiirir Of Caissdya Bark,
possessing the active and we'll known properties OF
The Peruvian Bark In most agreeable form. IL
will be found valuable Tonic In all cases, but par
ticuiarly as n preventive 10 Fever and Fever and
Asue II Is pleasant and palatable cordial, and
Is much superior 10 the common whiskey and run
HEGEMAN & CO.,
3mli Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Professional Notice.

-. ,rnrceedeptcd success that has attended Dr
,npsE,J treatment 10y lnhalation) for affections
If The Head. Throat and Lungs, has caused such an
iScressr Of professional business At his home ths'
he was Obliged TO discontnre MS regular vis.s as
nv ar his Old friends and all others who may wish
A. consul, him, at his residence corner smith AM!
conrrsSs streets, Portland, where hs may DO iound
Al an times. ~ 49,.
EnirAnos No. smith street SS-iV
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Biddeford-April %, Miss Sarah F., dauSh-
ter of Oliver welch. "a yrs 2 mos.
B.ddeford-March 81, Hannah A., wife oil
Nicholas Wakefield, 30 yrs 10 mos.
Saco-April 10, Sophia s.. wife OF Robert
Hanson, and daughter Of John Q. and Lucinda
Cummings, % yrs mos.
Saco-April q. Nellie Oceana. daughter OF
Capt. Nathan l.. and Joanna Seayey, years 2
mos.
Mediord, (sIass. april &c, Of pleurisy, Sa-
rah +. Scamman, IS yrs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a, Gideon Hanscom.
10 yrs s mos. .-., q. -.--..
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PLANTATION BITTERs,

PLANTATION BlTTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest mcdi-
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an inns.
date beneficial effect. They exceedingly agree
able perfectly pure, and must supcrccde all other
tones where healthy, gentle required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antidote To change OF water ana d'o''
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours
Thsy strengthen the system and enlyen rhc mind.
They prevent miasmatic aud intermittent levers
They purify the breath q acidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
They make the weak strong, the ianguid bril-.
liant and are exhausted natures great rcstorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Calsayn BARK,
wintcryreen, sasSafras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served In perfectly pure 81. Croix rum. foI par
ticulars see circulars and around each
bottle. a.,
Beware OF impostors. Examine each bottle, See
that n has eur private U. 5. Stamp unmutilated
over the cork with plantation scene, and our sig'
nature on iuc steel plate side label See that our
bottle Is not relled with spurious and deleterious
stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Dittcrs by the gallon or in bulk, Is an ippostor.
ANY person initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein, whether called fiantion
pittcrs or not, Is a criminal under the u s. Law
and will he 50 prosecuted by us; Weahe nav Wv
who will succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand Tor brakes Plantation Blt
tiers from ladies, clcrgymcn, merchants ac;, Us IN
credible. The simple trial Of bottle Is the evt
dence We present OF their worth and superiority
They are sold by all respectable druggists, grocers
physicians hotels saloons, steamboats, and country
storrs II. N. DRAKE & Co..
iy9 2o3 broadway. N. Y.
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A Card to Inyullls.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered u safe and simple rom.
edy for the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early dc.
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
haneful aud vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
cI by n desire 10 benefit tho afflicted and uniortu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine In sealed envelope, to any one who
needs II, Free Of Charge. -
Address. JOSEPH #. ISMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
3msl7 New York City.
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.Buy me, and III do you Good
DIR. LAN6LEY'S
Roof and Hero BtfterS.

A STANDARD Medicine, without the possibility
n of doubt tho best remedy known for tho fol'
lowing. aud all kindred diseases Indigestion Cos
tjyensss Liver Complaint Piles, Headache, Heart
hnrn Dyspepsn Dizziness, Scrofula, Salt Rhsun,
Ianruof, Laiiness, Debility, Jaundco, flatulency,
Hunors, Foul stomach. DC
Dy the timely use OF this mcd,on T. .ne uaooa !.
.,snvtbened. The liver Is lnvlgorated. The breath
a. swsstened. Tho complexion Is beautihed. And
the general health Is restored
gentle larat.e An ss .,,S, s"T'' ,sgi.sr
did appetizer. a harmless s''ma'en'- As'''''
of dropping spirits. ,.,.. IN
Dealers In Medicine everywhere. 6mi5 "a
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A nnlirhtfnl CORDIAL nnd Yaluable Tonic.
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

In mint bottles Mt 80 cents-cures lamencss, cuts,
calls, collie, &C. Read the following,
BosroS, July z, 1863.
DR.. Tobias, We have used tor the past year your
Horse Lniment for lamcness, kicks, bruises collie,
aud cuts, and In every instance found II the best
article ever tried In this circus company. Please
send six dozen, as IL Is the only liniment we use
now. We have iOS horses, some very valuable,an
do not want 10 leave town withoutit.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Van Amburgh & Co.'S Menagerie.
Price 25 aud 30 cents a bottle, Sold by all drug
gists. Office, sc Cortlandt st., New York. lmlo
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The Confessions and Experience Of IN
INVALInS

Published for the benefit, and as warning and
ACAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Dc
cav OF manhood. etc, supplying at the same time
tao Meas Of seq Cure. by one who has cured
himself after being put 10 great expense and inju-
nv through medical humbug aud qcackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,sin'
gle copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
iyrs, Bedford, Kings County, N. Y,
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JTuRR. PIYIcS, AND GElgGRAL lrEEaHdaIGGEM CT.
A CRUMB OF COMFORT
FOR WORKING PEOPLE.

rOn WOAhiNG fEOFLEs
Mahogany Work Boxex, rs cents. =
Bonnet Ruches, II cents.
Nice Bonnet Ruches, 20 cents.
Best Spool Cotton. 2 cents. sN
Good Hoop Skirts, 95 cents.
Children's Hoop Skirts. 20 to 50 cents.
Best Hoop Skirts, very low.
Hair Dye IS cents, worth 81.
Hair Oil from 10 cents up.
Gents Linen Bosoms, cheap.
Gents Handkerchieis from IL to % cents.
Linen Handkcrcheis 10 cents. uJc
Three Cotton Handkerchiefs for 70 cents.
Best Needles, s cents paper. r
Pins z cents q paper.
Nice Lily White 10 cents. r..,..
A superior article for removing and Freckies'
25 and so cents
Toilet Soap, NIL kinds, from to IL cents.
Picture and Story Books.
Elegant China Vases.
Enamelled Leather Cuffs.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 20 and 20 cents.
Book Muslin. '.|...
White Cambria. g.......r
Black Linen Thread.
Wallets from IS cents to 81.
Sun Umbrellas-Bird Cages.
Parasols, very cheap. ..
Nice Shaving Soap, 10 cents.
China Dolls from 8 cents to Sl,oo.
Burnett's Cocoaine, only TO cents.
Spading's Rosemary, IS cents.
Rubber Bat Balls, 10 cents.
Large Humming Tops.
Best Ink, 8 cents bottle.
Playing Cards, 10 cents.
Union Cards, 80 cents.
Letter paper, from cents up.
25 Buff Envelopes, cents.
Fine Combs, 8 cents up.
Please call and examine ut
COOKS CASH VARIETY STORE,
CITY BUILDING,
Is BIDDEFORD. 3w
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Portland and N. Y. Steamers
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

Tho splendid and FAST Bteamships
S Locust Pslns, Capt. Holman, and
SLNX Potomac, Capt. Sherwood, will, IN.
6til further notice, run % follows
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wednss.
day and Saturday, at O'Clock p. H., and Pier
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at . O'Clock p. N.
These vessels arc fitted up with hne accommoda-
lions for passengers, making this the most speedy.
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500. includingFars and STATE Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and rom Mon
tresl, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and 81. John.
Shippers arc requested to send their Freight 10
theSteamer rs carly Asp. N. on the day thstth
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
EMERY q Fox, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II: b. CR0MWELL& Co., No. &c Vest Street, New
York,
Portland. Dec. I, 1859. 10
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YORK COUNTY

FIVE CENTS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
mHE Annual Meeting OF this Institution VIII be
holden al tue Banking House Of the city Bank
an the mn DAY OF May, 1864, at o'clock T. d., u
elect officers for the ensuing year, and 10 transact
sny other business that may legally come before
th. meeting. ." a. pooi
Biddeford, April ., 1851. Nv
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FOR SALE.

Tho subscriber offers for sale his
4 ~CO residence situated on Mt. Vernon
AaSAlS Street. Tho house Is pleasantly
~ 49, located, and contains rooms, with
cOnycnonces. Stable and gar
den, &C. Terms favorable. For further iniorma'
ton inquire OF STEPliEN EEEhEtI.
Bddsford, April %, 1864. SWE'
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INFORMANT To soLplERs,

COLDIElS discharged BY reason OF leoLnds re-
y c,iusd IN battle, can obtain their 900 Boun.
" by calling, or writing to US. :,
Prize Money. Pensions, Back-pay, and oil
close stamp. CLARKE 4 ELLIOTT,
Army & Navy Bankers,
- Pine street, New York City.
Hon. George c. Barnard, Judge Supreme Court.
James w. White. Superior
William II. Taylor, Ex-Postuaster, Now York City.
Brooks brothers, n. York Cltyi and many others.
"a 4W
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S. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled with weak
ness, lasstudc, palptationo the heart lack OF APP
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constpa-
ton, &c., deserve to suffer il they will not try the
,ciehratcl
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BERWICK ACADEMY,
SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE. FOUNDED i7s

THE SUMMER TERM OF this Institution
i will commence on WEDNESDAY, May II un:
der the instruction OF A. q. SrockIS, a. NJ, aided
by competent teachers.
For the beauty Of Its location, convenience and
elegance Of Its Buildings and grounds, this Acade.
nv is one of the most attractive In Maine.
The Trustees have secured the services OF per-
,nansnt teacher, who Is widely and vorably known,
and thorough instruction will be given In all the
branches of study tanght In our higher Academies
and Seminaries, rs we'll aain Music, Drawing, and
other Ornamental Branches.
Every effort will DO made TO render the School
profitable and pleasant to those who attend.
A Bible will bo presented to each pupil who nj.
tends school the entire Term, aud at tho close OF
the Term the Cogswell prize books and q scholar.
ship furnishing 500 annually, will be awarded 10
those who in the opinion OF the Trustees, are most
worthy.
TUirION-s5,OO per Term, payable strictly In
advance.
Board can DO obtained on application TO the Prin-
cipal, at from $500 TO $500 per week. Rooms can
be obtained for those who wish to board them.
selves.
For further particulars inquire Of the Principal,
or II. II. HOBBS, Secretary.
Snnth Ncr wick ADril 81. 1864, lW
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNiNG uncalled for In the Post Ohice, Bid
~ deford, April %, 1864.
~ Persons calling for these letters will pleas
say they are advertised.
An lrcws Nellie Martin John b Mrs
Applebec Thos w Mrs Newcomb Annie Il
Bacon Addic Pendexter Harry
Blake George Mrs Roberts Ccinda
Brand Isabel Smith Clara L
Buell. Leander Stackpolc John Mrs
Bean Susan Smith Noah
Burnham William Stevens Octayia
Clarke Anna ID Tracy Bridget
Galbath Sarah Twambly GeorgcG
Gowen WillicJ Trim Lucy
IIutchins Alden Taylor Lucy
Hamilton Lucretia Thamon Lydia
Hastings Maya futile Maria 49,
Harvey Mary Winslow Cynthia W
Hill Temperance Wakefield Cuts
johnson ID Z Mrs Whitten Emma
Kittridge Joseph Weber Jerome
Lane Lixzie-2 Weber Mary
CAROLINE +. C0WAN, p. NJ
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A New Thing under the sun.
In its ct-iustantaneous.
In its cOloring power-matchlcss.
In its ngredients-yegetabl
In its operatlon-natural.
In It's identifying rcsults-enduring.
In Its tendency--preseryatiyc.
In its popularity-uncqualled.
Cri.tndoro's Hair Dye!

Cristadoro's Hair Dye:
Is pronounced by the World Of Science and the
Wsrli of Fashioa the finest preparation ever inyen
ed by art To rectify the short eomings OF Nature
Manufactured by J. CRISrADORO, No. d Astor
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Ap
piled by all Hair Dressers. lml5
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NYE HOUSE, Liberty St., near Covered
~ Bridge, Biddeford. Valentine Rreoisprepared
to dye all kinds OF Linen, Cotton, SILK and WOODEN
Vests Pants, Capes, Raglans, Dasquins, &C., cleans
ed and colorcd without being ripped. and put IN
good order. AL colorns done by him Is warranted
not to smut, lyrio
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DEATHS.

y Notices Of deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number Will DO
charged regular advertising rates.
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DERSONAL.-Two young men Of good moral
1 character and high standing In society, are do.
sirous of opening q correspondence with some OF
rc6nod and libcraily educated, of an amiablo dis
position and good family. Object for mutual i'm.
proycment, and perhaps matrimony whom the war
Is over. Address HARRY HOWARD or FRANh
BELFONT, Co. Il, list Maine Cavalry, Army Of the
Potomac Washington, ID. u. To-
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House for Sale.

Blddeford. April 20, 1864. 70
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-23
To Teachers.

rINHE Board fSchool Examiners Of Wyal
l. dot County, Ohio from and after the frs
of May. 1864. Will hold meetings for the ex
animation of teacbers under the act to pro
vide for the rcorgan liza ion supervision and nam
finance of Common Schools" and the amend
ments thereto passed, March IA, 1864, as fol
lows:
In Upper Sandusky on the fst Saturdays in
July d August. On tho first and third Satur.
days iu November December, March and
April.
In Carey on the lst Saturdays in May and
September
In Mexico, on the Sd Saturdays in May and
September.
In Nevada on the lst Saturdays in June and
October.
In Marsailles on the Sd SATURDAYS in June
and October.
Under the amended School law, "each male
applicant for certificate shall pay the board of
TX mi ne,s fee Of fifty cents, and each female
applicant fee of thirty five cents, as cond i
tion OF examination"
Examinations to commence at 10 O'Clock,
q. m. By order Of the boaro of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
April 9, 1864.
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WANTED!

Persons interested in music to know that
g. W. Walters, OF Findlay, o., i, selling the
celebrated knabe Piano, at less fgules than
any other person in Ohio
Hs also kceps them in tune one year free
of charge, Crounster large size warranted for
five years, price$375, carved. He will let you
have Melodian for one year, and then take il
back at thu same price or Piano.
This gives your chanceto have yonr chill,
dren learn music. aud when they are allie to
play, they have new Piano to play on, this is
at least one hundred dollars advantage to per-
soMs that are beginning, Pianos for children to
learn on, one years practice Injuries a Piano,
more than for good playerto play on for three
years. He also sells the excelsior Organ for
churche four stops, double creed, double bellows
with fine Swell Rosewood, for 1886, Warranted
or oak less.
Melodians, Sheet Music, Violin strings or
anything in the Music line can he had of him
less than any other place in Ohio.
All orders and inquiries promptly attended
to-. G. W. WATERS.
Oct. 9, ls63.-Iy.
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r., & Fl. Mccormick,

DAINTERS. will promptly attend to House
l. Paenting, Wagon Painting. Paper Hang
ing, Graining. Glazing, and Cemcnting Brick
" Mork. All work done in the best manner, and
upon the most reasonabeterms.
W Shop one door South Of David Bo~sher's
Grocery Store.
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The Duty OF the Sour.


We suppose that every man and woman
in the land know that the armies of the
Union which are actively engaged i'll
their heroic efforts to crush out this souli4-
ern rebellion, are greatly in need Of reln-
forcement. Lieut.. Geu. Grant himself
has but recently declared that "I he had
now but hundred thousand fresh men
he could in fifty days, do up all The
fighting that needs to be done during the
war" "This,p wrote our Washington
correspondent the other day, I" is no shnl.
low hearsay: it is the authentic decaratou
of the high name given; and the scnimcpt
is affirmed by every military man | hay,
lately met" r..- ..
70 Think of this, ye who long for peace!
Think Of it, ye who desire restored
Union Think Of yc brave young men,
and all wlo are patriots or lovers Of
American liberty! Aud do not only thin
of it, but take such action as the thought
and the circumstances require. II this
generation are worthy OF the glorious
Union which their fathers formed and
the freedom which their iathets fought for,
let them now, in the moment of the
Uniol's greatest reed, in the day Of her-
dom's peril, prove it by the course they
adopt. e7.s rd.a g.u..ar. 1-r....t
81 Grant says T" but hundred thousand
fresh men," What is this to the twenty-
two millions of the north ?'ro tbs great
populous Empire State Of New York tits
less than twenty thousand men, Had
We the right spirit, this City alone ought
toput that force in the field ma week.
In fifty days we, may have peace.
The IS no f1lppant prophecy but it tie
.sseveration OF Il man who, more than any
'ther.e knows the whole military power
'f this rebtllion-wholS hiSi fDu ght its
greatest al9aiesin Ts2nes,ee, in Missi,ip-
u in Georgia and in Virginia--who has
onfIonled It's greatest leader,assajled and
md captured It's strongest positions, and
outed ont dozen fields It's largest armies.
-ln fifty days before the mellow SUI
t the coming October passesr away,
efore the frosts Of winter are upon u,
e can do up all the fighting that needs
D be done during the war"-if we
ill but give him the reinforecmeuis
'hich we can so easily furnish will the
ountry respond? Wiii-you do your ds v
the crisis, o patriotic reader ~ Y
Tines.
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MIR. NASBY IND oRSES THE NOM
-'-.- -a--- NATION. = ls Z zs-1 e:

CHURCH Nv The Moo DIspENsAsHEN)
fl' September l. 1854. Il g.
Glory MickLelan, the nsshun's s
pride is nominatidl Balm orthodox
Dimocrit, the nominashen scots me
Nominashen's alluz scots orthodox Dim
ecrits In 80 years experience I never
knew q nominsshsn that dident.
Me and my Church wuz peese. We
uuz fer Suthriu Rites. We wus opposed
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Cations, who called upon him this eve
ming: ~ '- A. ~ ',, .'-'
Fellow citizens: | understand tat you
are the Lincoln and johnson association
of the District of Columbia. We are.
Well, inqNiro because it is well, when
people meet, that each party know cx.ctly
who the other are III tell you there
fore. who l am. am cit zen who is in
favor of the same ticket You support, Lin
coin aud johnson. am for Them because
they are the candidates of the Union
which We are fighting for. We hay,
found Unnecessary to fight for that cause.
and when | am obliged to fight for
caus, | am the last man that goes to the
polls and vote against it,
Fellow Citizens: In speech | mals
at Auburn, | said there Should be no draft
because the army is being reinforc d bv
five thousand to ten thousand members
per day. The people Of Auburn under,
stood me, and cleared their district of tho
draft by volunteering. Patriotic men in
Philadelphia write me that there they
understood me to say that there wW be no
draft, and therefore they stop volunteering,
| avail myself therefore olthis occasion to
correct their mistake by saying that as
grace can only show itselfby works, SO
the draft will surely come if we do not
volunteer and so prevent it. l hope
that point is settled now. @
Fellow Citizens The Democracy at
Chicago, after waiting six weeks TO sec
whether the war for the Union is 10 sue
ceed or fall, and finally concluded that it
would fall; therefore they want in for IL
nomination and platform to make the fact
a sure thing bya cessation Of hostlilcs
and an abandonment Of the contest. at
Baltimore, on the contrary, we determined
that there should be no such thine as
failure, and therefore we went in to save
the Union by battle to the last. sher-
man and Farragut have knocked the bot
tom out Of the Chicago nomination: and
the election in Vermont and Maine prove
that the Baltimorenominations are staunch
and sound. The issue is thus squaroly
made up: McClellan and Dissolution Lin
coin and Union. Have you any doubt
Of the result on that issue. No, no, J Nor
do | have any doubt, Many thanks, my
friends for thisvsit, Goodbye.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-23
McKelly & GriseIl,
Mott & Berry,

A TTORNERS ar LAW, Upper Sandusky,
~ Ohio. Office the Prosecuting Attorney S
Gifce in the Court House.