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A Presidential Platform is a Party's
soul-a candidate is his Party's body
oeperate the body from the soul and par
ty death ensues or laundering swindle.
Thanks to the People we are going to es-
cape the latter. Thanks to Mcclellan
and Belmont, we areFgoiug to obtain the
former They have killed the false De-
mocracy stone. dead.
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Ez3~ The Rebel cheering over McClel.
lan's nomination was not confined to Lees
army. Tie Providence Journal of the
24th, says:
We have just seen a letter from gal
liant and accomplished officer serving
with Sheridan; He writes that on re-
cent reconnaissance, when our forces came
in sight Of the enemy, the Rebels sent up
cneer after cheer for Mcclellan, which
ourboys answered with laundering shouts
for Lincoln. He adds that the cheering
of the Rebels for the Chicago nomination,
produced a very marked effect upon our
men, and strengthened their opposition
to the candidate that elicits such support.
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Rejoice with US, fellow citizens for
the October Elections have conclusively
settled the Presidential qustion. The Re-
belion is doomed, the Union must trium-
ph; Slavery is to die, and Lincoln and
Jehnson's election next mouth assured
Let US all rally round the fag,' and
make their majority on the popular vote
and in Congress overwhelming Tribune.
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"HoBsoN's CHoICE,"-This is very
common expression, implying "that one
has no choice, or that he must take this
this or none.'" The origin of the ex-
preston will interest our readers. Tobi-
as Hobson kept the first livery stable in
England, near Cambridge University.
He had forty horses kept for hire, some
of them very fine, but he made it an in
variable rule that every successive Gus
toner should take the horse standing
nearest the door or none. He so arranged
the animalS that each horse should come
in order for a share of the work.
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Browns Bronchial Troches, for ughg.
Colds, and Irritated Throats are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efica.
cy They have been thoroughly tested,
and maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired. AS there are imi.
Iatlons, be sure to obtain the genuine.
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. .. zs-s -

"Where's the fire ?' asked a copper
head, tearing out of house in Batavia, In
alarm at the ringing of the church bells
over Sheridan's victory, 'In the front
flank and rear of the allied Democracy of
the South and the North, was Il Union
neighbor's ready reply.
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Secession was not the event Of day"
said Rhett of South Carolina; sit has been
matter nursed for thirty years" And
the bantling was sent North to Chicago
for adoption via Nassau aud Halifax, aud
is now at dry nurse in McClellan's bosom.
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nsF- Don't fail to atteud the Evening
meetings, when they arc held near you =
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED!

TEVO sell by subscription, with sample, excel
z lent Popular Illustrated Family Works
Among these is a low price HISTORY of the
REBELLION, of which over forty thousand of
Vol. have already been sold. 1t is a good
business for ex-Soldiers, and others out OF
employment.
Also, for sale to Pedlers, Merchants, and
Agents, Stationery Packages, Battle Scenes,
Portraits and other pictures for "the Times"
War Maps, beautiful Album Cards, Currency
Holders, etc. For Circulars, with particulars.
and terms, address
HENRY HOWE,
No. Ill Main Street, Cincinnati, o:
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Electoral Ticket.

SENATORIAL.
Morton M3Tichael, Philadelphia.
Thomes Cunningham, Beaver County.
Representative.
1R.P. King, l3 Z. W. Hall,
9 G. N. Coates, IA c. II. Shrner,
3 Henry Bumm, Is John Wister,
j VIM. II. Kern, I6 David MConaughy,
5 Bartin II. jerks, II David W. Woods,
6 Charles NJ Runk, Is Isaac Benson,
Robert Parke, 10 John Patton,
8 Aaron Null, 20 Samuel B. Dick,
John \. Hiestand,2 ,2l Eyerard Bicrer,
10 r. H. -Coryen, % John P. Penney,
IL Edward Holiday, % e. NJunkin,
Il Charles f. Reed, p j. w. Blanchard.
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u. ". McALARNEY, EDITOR.
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LEATHR! LATH ER

sEfHE undersigned would announce, thar
be has on hand at his Hat and Cap
emporium on Maiu street. Bloomsburg an
assortment Of different kind oi Leather, such
a. fine calf skins, morocco, red ard black
aud innings, all ot which he will sell cheap
er than ear De hal elsewhere III this mar
kei. Call and examine them Tor yourselves.
JOHN n GIRTON.
Rlaomshnrg. MAY 81 1862
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KolIocDs DandellOn Coffee.

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