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The first degree seems to be weak
and diluted dose for hovices who may
have squeamish stomachs. The great
mass Of the members of the order are
admitted only into the mysteries of it
thus far, the leaders thus securing their
support Without ehdshgering them
selves by allowing their followers to
know too much of their reasonable
conspiracy, Ohce thus entrapped un-
dsr the solemnity Of an oath, those Of
the first degree become the blind and
ready instruments ofthe more intelli-
gent, knavish and traitorohs, who are
admitted to the mysteries ofthe higher
degrees, The lodges or temples have
a list Of tncmbers in the nature Of a
lodge mister roll, copies Of which also
have obtained, and aie in themselves
a curiosity to look at. These rolls one
would suppose to bea list O, members
Of a literary association, while those
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-08-11

The order, il is affirmed, is in truth
tho great lever used by the rebel Gov
crnment for its army operations
Members of the Southern section Of il
under the control of General Price,
meet and confer with members of the
Northern section, under the control Of
Vallandigham, with perfect impunity,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-25
The pemoornltL,n. 4, |. p.r,,u
[Rrom Harpelg. WeekIy.I

81 pSA1A WeeklYsl
. When Mr.. Douglas appeared at the last
inauguration balnas the next friend of
Mrs Lincoln, he took sYmbolically the
iposltl0nwhich hisparEy ought to have as
sumed, If it hoped to retain any hold upon
the American people He said in effect,
VI am for the Union and the Government
Internationally" Hedied, and left no
successor. No leader of oven ,tolerable
capacity has taken his place; and the par
ty Of which lie was easily tile head has
dwindled and dwindled nnul it has now
virtually disappeared There are, in Con
gress aud elswhere, many faithful men
who cling to the names Democrat and
Delhocratic; but the disloyal men there
and elsewhere assume the same namegand
it is question which will finally secure
it's Iof XJ1Sgo1st 5t0SplgW Y
Had Mr. Douglas lived he,would have
been the dictator of his party. His futile
pretense of sqnatter sovereignty as a So
luton of our troubles was but the trans
parent confession that the old platform Of
his party the protection, of slavery was
iantenable. He saw that the only fiopeof
his party for tho future was in the ex-
treme anti.slavery ground. How to get
lt there was tremendous, m impossible
task at that time He was frantic. He
tried to ride two horses, each running
furionsly inopposite directions. His fall
was inevitable; and, like Webster he
fell and died Yet could he iliayeI sur
vived, the war would have shown him the
way to future power, and he would have
dared to take it. He would have done
from policy what Mr.. Sumner in in ftbe
Senate, and Mr. Arnold in the iHousie.
have done from principle, and have called
for, an amendment 10 the Consultation
abolishing slavery. -,5al
81 The true men,of his party are comm q
to that position! They see that hence
forth emancipa ton is as much a !fIed
fact in this country as Independence vas
after the Rev0Iuti6n They know that
hereafter such gentlemen as : Senator
salisbury of DeleWare, Bishop Hopkinsof
Vermont, Mr.. Thomas ii. Seym6Hr Of Con!
necticut, and Mr. allandigh ghani of Ohio
are as impossible leaders ofany greatp6pi
nIRr party as Aron Burr was after the
failure of his con spirssy For such per!
sons as these comprehend niethermen nor
Esprinciples neither policy nor history.
They Are the dry ffoth left upon the sides
ofa vessel lfromlRhichit the foaming wine
has been poured away aaI fss' = ;, ,'iitss
e. The etetsi6le logic OF events has Sbronght
ALI loyal scitizens 10, thelsame plktEdfta .
The attempt 70 perpetuate old natries aud
lines'has resulted in the distiuet div sion
ofathe slatas Democratic party into 81 two
wings, 0ne,of Ehich practically shstafhs
the rebellion, and the other the Union.
lsWhoeIer atndies carefully the TotsSt in
Congress viii QbseFye thai sneh represen-
tAtiYes as Mall6ts, Cox, ehaudler, and the
woods work stead adily sinst ii 4, Union
and the National Governs lille s1eh
ss-odell and GrisWold, with their friends,
support the. IhsaG OShtle they Try
20 matnfatn an Appearaneeiot party yIunIty
with The hrst-named, under the pretens6,
asfWe eSaidilasteWeek, of q s.Constituti6fia
] opposition"
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HoN. TaoMAs B. CHURCH, Of Grand
RFPids, Mich has Ibeen s.aading demo.
cratic candidate. atOr Congress for years
past, and trains With the "firs inl the rear Z
faction Of that party. A few months ago
he exhibited himself with Hon. GeorRe W.
Peck-whose denunciation of our brave
soldiers as "bpll dogs" and she'll hounds" |"
is well known--at 3 meeting OF the afre.
in.ths,rsar" democracy, at, st. Johns
where they each made q speech In tbe, pc.
cnliar vocabulary ofthat kind of patriots,
denoupcing the goVernmentinsits effortstto
crush out the rebellion and compel our
''Southern brethren" &C obey the laws and
the Consultation. , :
Mr.. Church, however, has patriotic
son in the service Of the country, who does
not seem to be largely inspired With the
teachings of his father He recently wrote
a letter, in which he gives him sound; pa
tEiOtie advice, as.well as some valuable in.
formation of the feeling of the soldiers
towards NQTtherue allies 3of. treason. His
letter is dated Bridgeport, Alabama, San
day evening, Dec ls. 1868. We quote a
most cogent passage: ,4.i al -ii.a,e1
"Father. If you go to Congress, 90 in
heaTy on eWflsonlsrssolntion amending the
Constitution SO that slavery shall be for.
eUer prohibited in The United States and r
will stand by you tOith my 2 -pounder Napo-
leon. guess father, you will call me an
,.abolition fanatic;". but any soldier who
has served bis time up to this. and can
not see that slavery was the cause and Ontv
cause of. this war, and should be dinnikfkateS.
from the country, should call him a
darhed fool. OF course, 1 should not ex.
.pset y cll lizsn TO learn SO much in SO short,
aillms-as person will learn m6re-iu tie
army in year than he will,at home in a
lifetime. The way the soldiers uote ought
to show the peopleof the North whatthey
think, Of Peace democrats;nn and as they.
have all the guns, and are willing 70 doithe
hehttng-which am sure isithei worst
part of the business-the pc eopIe at home
ought to stand by them.''s = -
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l1IeetInEat. Cameron.


IA large and respectable meeting wa 3
held at Cameron, forthe reception OF 90.
BI 9TH Regiment West Va. Volunteers. and
an other returned soldiers; also 70 eel.
citrate the birth day of Washington. The
reception speech Was made by J. T.. Par.
klnsonSaud was responded to by Col. ]
ID Lockwood. After the speaking the
soldiers we're marched to the hall, where
the ladieslof Cameron and the surround. !.
ing neigh6oFhood had prepared sunni.
tuous dinner. The dinner was a 'mapnifi-
cent affair. It was all that heart could
'Wtsh,ssnd reflected great. credit on Gam.
eron and the surrounding country. The
soldiers were very complimentary to the
ladies tor their kindness and their skill In
preparing tie dinner. They claimed that
the dinner was equal, if not superior, to
anything Of the kind they had ever seen,
After the dtnuer a mass meeting was
held. Capt. JohusH.- Dickey was called 10
the Vbaira aud JAmesPt etswas elected
Secretary. =
The meeting was then very eloquently
Addressed by J. Edgar Boyers, ESQ, Col.
LOCKWOOD, x. NJ Norton and Auditor
Crane. The whole of the exercises were
with singing. The Young Ia.
dies OF Cameron sung ia a masterly stvie
several patriotic songs. Besides the sfSg..
ing. several etrsf were very skiiifuIIv
played by the Band of the 7th Virginia.
AT the closs,ot the heImeeting a yote of
thanks was given to the Speakers, aud
also q vote of thanks to the ladies.
son motion, IL was resolved, that the
proceedings of the meeting be signed by
the ti President and Secretary, and that The
wheeling lntethgeHcer and all other loyal
papers in West Virginia be requested to
publish the same. - =
JoEN H. DIcKEY, Pres't.
JAMES PRrToHRr, sec'y.
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~ .a From Harpsrs wsStl5.
Profanity. |

uocle Toby tells. us that our army sWore
dreadfally In Flanders. ,Hesspoke of the
British army bat evidently Ethey did not
use up all the profanity 10 tbs world For
our army sWears awfnlly insths cats and
elsewhere. Why should thew why sbonld
you, dear brethreuf and gentfsm9n? What
MS the uss or beauty Of saYinp. IA pnIeI
iboyl iG-d-eyou soul to h9ll D5H,t
try to shove of your G. a. rotten Old
apples on me, GA d. you r. Ia It manic?
Is it brave! Is 1T sauythi8g but a siiIy
sWaggen To talk loud, to SWear, To Vyhis.
'tle5 shout, to- sing Ia a Eonfst car viii
quiet people, merely tbri6 Ra' youzandif6e
whole army into contempt. g. :, s.; .5s.sL !
1t IS easy enough to see taat it is geuer.
allyi ths shserestE sfsctaliot SOs eolrse if
you get drunk, II you make your selves
beasts dear brethren, befoFe you get into
5ne cars, Jon Will tntallibly behave bestial.
y Wnee .y9GIa1e thsreT CkatYto hear such
lowstGs 6hy1lrageflsf ma now me9 xnod
any .traI6, roaFIpgi out de most odioas
q 4thF ab9ht nqthipg whas6ser Il pbittiffdll-
0t all Tricks il Is he POOREST and hesnss.
'lf'you get drunk you bay stsAI and he
jugged; or you may murder and be ,han0.
cd; IL * ven lie y6n may fail into awful
scraPes, after which iygn aill ,negerib be!
lieved agaia.t There is s5jms risk in these
things. and y here there Is risk there .is1 a
eeFtdfn Kind Of eonrag :; btatEfi1nIg Il. Bat
70 swear lt6ally, 10 da: every ody and
Everything, 70 bess nasty. nuisance Win
-yo1rtndecent tongue-tlIisf as.ii6norabie
as manly, as soldierly Asf to insult q u oman
who has nobody to tiefeEbd her. ! = ~ "a
.onF,army. sWorsi dread fully ,iu Flanders!
quoth my Uuele Toby, Snt be did not say
that they fought more sfsysly tor it a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-25
FfOR J. Ns,OtOn Bretsn, D. D., lsfiior ofthe Rae,-
eLepediG Of REIigf0GS RRolptedge

FfSR J. Nesgtoa Bretsa, D. D., Rfitor ofEhs Raey-
eLepedta ef Rsligt0GS Kaoiptedge. -,
Although not disposed 70 nvor' or recommend
Patent MedieinsS il general through distrust OF
thetr ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sum-
eisnt reAson, why may not testify to the bsuft
he believes hlnSef to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that hO may thus contrib
ute TO the beueht Of others.
do this the more readily In regard 70 HOonAnd's
German Bttters, prepared by DR.. O. II. jackson, OF
this city, beeaaoa IHas preludioed against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiafiy An Alcoholic mixture. am Indebted to m
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of
TINS prejudice oy proper tests and for eneourHge.
long continued debility. Tho use OF ihres bottles
Of these BitterG, ct the bsginulngof the present
year, was followed BY evident rellek and estorAti6n
to degree Of bodily and mental VIgoH which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating 1 ther->.." Juk God and
my friond Eor directing mo to tn use Of Inem.
PhIIadslpA June Is, 1851, 1-'N"Ni
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gaIsstIhsa at H4sasytown. -
HkREYroWN, MARSHALL Co.. WV, !

1890 C---r,IRs5tpAty %, 1884.
Y%sYhaAt ~ qaite I 5gslsidl yia Hsney.
town: AtFa6gsments t6Gging been made
!olcslshEst IAel lbirt5dS bfsIhS Rat6stS +
OsoDIe Osp SegSstyt Ss,St s,.s ,%Gi. i day The
into town Two COM 56f itSB BfS6 M -
"a mem and Tie Sand HIll Home Gasrdss
aAylng been invited, F,seateditbs people. 10.
la4 display Aof military aaetfes; aftsr III bfsS
both military aud ei1iI tspatFedi q. t6e
sEssbyteriap, church which was fflIeSi, 10
lts utmost capacity, while many were IN.
The mseting was then oFRabfz4d obv
electing the Rev. Nj. Scott, Presfisbt
James Jameson, 5WF4s Rodgers, Lieut.. John
Porter aud John win Eefs. -P.esia.nts
and Joseph Nc elsatS Shd Z. b. stsIRSish,
II e55J; Ft5Hss l'i'sg ~ siEi
= S5odis 50 blessing invoked by the Rsy.
A.sW. White. IY9shingtcns fiSre Van III
dress was read 6y. thssss Rev l8m. j. sAlsEs
an9er.t tt.i T3lsk
The ss Rsy 3 -; ". Waite being called for,
.esPonaea Odfsa.o In an eloquent and appropriate
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AS-YeArly AdveFtiEing ON D aeoor.
ding 70 the space oecupie and t6 Of Change
made I3ssl p Ire
era, to 30 pad for q oleafles =, :
eaftls bot ding hVe linea SIS peFyoSr,
o5 ~ 1eg but fora shorter period nOShihR
VIII bo counted less than square, = -
+. 91he OF Annual Ady6ftisht limited 70
the AdTertiserSi own immediate bad ss5: and ali
well a. all legal rtisemsnts aud
ofauctton sales and real esate sent In by theu
AdyertlseniSu not accompanied With VI ttSii
viii be i4seEted upti forbid and char "a
? : 4
cases ct fpl ratss. 49, q =
4arriae NSaeesdf FuhSraia. And ahIoncc;stts q
Of seFn9npP' FP pp % esnts each, poavll-'s9
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The The Reyy, Wm. ] !. AIexandsr being called
h itos, respond!ed 10 his usually eloquent and

The RsY, Wm. +. .Alexsadsr beiplg,i called
itos, responded ip his usually. eloquent and
style. Sd
: The PsesJ9s9s 9f tPs meeting being CALI
ed foF, said he was not here to day, as ia
speaker, but as Rrsgats. .i'l tie Tenks. That.
De q, cotAei8Asd In most OF The remarks Of
stif the gentlemen who had preeeded him, aud
thai he had no 81 ynpathy With those men
WIG Bag caused blood to 5fow like rivera
CsPt JShn Hspderson being sailed for,
idecll1sd e e 70 make Q regular adirsss.9,.-
On q motion it was agreed TO takenp 4
coll!lesfiQn for the Q, s. GhElsti4n Oommis-
I'M sJ13, a. OF hssa SO 5safs
Ihe col lection amounted to $26,33.s
/, op motion The Secretaries were author
ized Z 10 tarnish the proceedings of this
meeting q for p4 blication to- the Wheeling
Intsttigeaeer aud the Washington RsportsI
and IffbEttfe ttfi -, ar Lfl 80 81
eOp mptioni the meeting. adjourned.
nEse ~ ga959 VIZ! SeofF, President.
lpgosEPHl o0nEARY,s = z ;algf5
gs a. B.isFEwAkF,l seefetaFles. =.
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Inaneed By the extensive sale and universal
Popularity Of q ,,
Hoofland's German Bitters!

s--r..sa, CURLY YEGETABLE,J - -
Hosts Of Ignerant onAslCl and unscrupuious advsn.
sureFs, haHe opened upon suffering humanity the
BAte9 Of ho1tTums in the HhAp0 Of poor Vhisy
ytleiy Compounded with injurious drugs and chris.
tened Tonics Stomachies and BiItsfS.
Beware % the inhumeiSble Array. Of AlSoholIe
prePaEatioti. IL Pletherio bottles and bellled
Kegs under the modest SppsllAtion Of bittsfS which,
nsteAd OF curing, only aggraVRtS disease and leave
thS appointed sufferer In despair.
:, - ..HOoRLAND's GERMAN BTTrRRs l
Are not q new and untried article, but have stood
the test OF hsen years. trial by the American pub.
lie and their reputation and sale arc not rVnlle
any similar preparation.
The pFVprieters. have thouSands OF Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
aud CiE9nG teatityinE, ol their personal knoNl-
edge, to the beneficial eheet8 medical virtues Of
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1fyOp do. use
HOOdand's German Bitters
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CHARLES sEIBKE..-l
FANCY Oyer AND .SCOUR.Ei.Ri5I, T.

soath Street ips! pssr tho B. u o. R. q. Depot,
80 WHEELING, w. VA,
An kinds OF ShANls Dresses, Ribbons, and eyerv
description, OF slE and Woolsn Good q scGtsd
~ sat short notice and on reasonable terms ff
JUS. " i5-,al. it.t4,s4:f 5.f -tf4-t,.
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aqst2 t.IlEA GaTat 1ad.
+ n ~. fse J, ii5s.. : !, -
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See that ths siEpa. lrS a &C. n 1AoKsoE's 4 O,
thSWEkff1G Of each bottI6.
~ ass RRRWARR OF ooUNTERRRTra cels
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Tho following startling and emphatic statements l
can be seen at our ofice. a. tsi9lis Ii5iIU
Letter Of Rev B. ,. CRAun, Chaplain Of the 1o7ti
NeW-York Regiment:
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They are especially EeS9mmspded to elsrUnien
public speakers aud persons Of literary hSblts In,
sedeutary liS. Who require iteS digestion, relsi
for food, and clear mental faculties. si.atisb
Delicate femalsS AID weak persons are eertaih 4
ndih these sttSrs what thy have u iobg locke,
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i s.LlgT iFIRE 0OFtSAREg. 7Ii95if94
fNNTE4fe the only authorised agSnts for the sale
Z w Of Tire and RpEgiAr Proof ssfeS In the city.
and are enabled 70 fnEiEeh them At nianutAcfuFefli
prices, Fangtng from SSS 70 sI0a. 49, : 20
AErCALF 4 BURT,
lenl0 q 50 Main street
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.ssAg iggGLASBVVARE, e 'l3I "a i
DINE .QUARpieANDlf HALF PINT LPLisRs
1 nosk Wine aud brandy Bottles; ;DeniIohnS ~, =
atm tuIsEs prices: =
ia.tts zHfo e2as - sei METUALP q BURT 2 7
janis tfis .uefll ii j66 Main 'stTest.
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PhilAdOlpA june g, 1881,
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'Dr. W. A. CHILDs, shrgeOnt6f the Tonth Yermbobpt
Regiment, Writes;-'I wish every soldier had abot-
tie Of plantation Bitters. They are the most efec-
tive, perfect, aud harmless tonic ever used"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06

Iid} aus Dem gSaGer unb rid|4ete tbre 99ltde
mad benz rettenoen llIer-a9. bic bunflen
G4atten befelbeu lparen npdy melt, ipett eut.
fernt, unb fte fiiblte, DaB t6re eroft Mot
ntebr au8retaeno tpar, e8 gu errei&ei. q.
Ave Maria purissima--Sin pecade con-
cebida-- -3mei Mal IGpn Bate bte er=
itarrenoe 6Qnb bfm S@meif be8 0ferbe8
perloren, ba8 nit let,en lebten 2tnItrenoun,
gen peiter idWamln -tlie btelt itd iebt an
bte lan9e Mdbne be8 Gbtere8 angetlamniert
unp 5pB i'm TOOe8fantpf bamit (einen &ppf
unter ooS gBoner - Der Graue ntodte
el1ie beftiQe gewe9ung unb 2Inella fit61.
te Die nafen 0aare aus ibrer CauD ents
sleittn- n1 u. ana.. .'
Sole, mein 0atte-n1ein Smb ----
Die agme Trau Derlor ba8 8eruBtleirt -
ipie tm Graum nun war-e8 ibr, ala eyfa1Ie
lie eIne frenloe &raft unD tra9e lte itber Die
9SeQen = pb in ba8 2ehen-pb in bo8 Sem
Iett8-pie idmtnoenDen Sinne pu6ten e8
@l8 iie mieber 5u ftd, befaub ite li4 auf
rem Qanbe, auf einer fad au8luufeno en-
SteIle De6 llfer8 bon Otoutepioep, unD ibr
treues Bferb, NIT -Ieiuem 0etib tbr @sitat
uno t6re Sdnoe beIdnubbernb, neben lld an
poS Ser9an8ene gu crtnnern. Die Spuren
Der 3d9ne an i9reu GleiDern 5eigtet ibr, baB
ba8 1bter auein ibr 9ietter 9erpsIsn. @9
bate in Dem Nu9ehbitd isiner rpllen@rI6Spz
Jung 8runb auf etasr Sulbbant gsfunbtlt,
oieppn Dem ufer melt hiuein reiGte in Den
6luB, unO i6m Dem Mpment, no bic WNz
len cen SGrper ieiner Serrin an ibm rprit=
Der rtiIen bate c8 Die ien erfaBt unb Gia
gum ufer nit oen 3d4nen Ibir g8alIet er-
balten. G
sic idatteltt pae Wa7iel aus ibren !6adz
rem uno mari einen 8lid 3urid auf Da8 naIIe
Grab, cenl iie 10 eben entrpnuen Oriibet
AM ienieiti9en llfer brdnnten bic @a6tfeuer
Der 8Speraliiten uno iber bic 6ldde pee
StrOmeS fab iie ein 9rrBeS Boot mttS6met=
lenpem Se9el baber fommelt. r
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