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THE GREATEST MEDICAL
Il DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.


TIE GREATEST olEDICAS,
IL DISCOVERY or THE AGE.
Dr. KENNEDY, Of Ro1bury, Aaas.
Hss discovered +. COMMON PASTURE WEED. Il.
snree seeoinls, Esyapeias, Salt Eacum. HnEsnTE
3sAd Atad, Pin,pIes. liberated 3ofe L1s Scst1 Soh
hloscEcs y eTtt5 mime and nature. When eTaFr ataaF
o!ooI p0f1eE hRl fhl1ed. TT this old ytaods3 81
pGn9sss ,s9arsEaman ;s@ea, fef 'a'e oJ sa esusrt
mdHE
IODINE WAITER
: A Solution OF 1op1n7 In puze w.yEr. wf1uourA i
6oLvT1r.
1tnctsupon the
IIvTBs KIp3Krn
DIGESTIVE OReA1s. AND QLAspu1An srsr1a.
The great success which h&s attended tbs sse OF
lonNx WATER In private practice, and tho lndorse-
ment OF H1aH MEDICAL Authority, enables u to
recommend 1t, feeling confident that with mir trial.
It will attes! ts excellence In tho erru Of Garo-
fula In all forms. Cor sumption, CAneer, HFonchtt1
Heart, Liver, and kidpcJ Complaints, PlmpIes On tho
taees Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections
Female Weakness, DJspepata. Debility, Syphilis
Mcfeur1al Diseases. &c. -
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Price q per bottle, or half dozen ut one time ..
Sold BY drug.hts generally.
IODINE WATER Is q sclentIac discovery, Prepared
only By DIR. Il. AEDE rs i CO., Physicians and Chem
hts. ~ broadway. Eew York.
Sold by Mss 4 SHARP,
de15-tls1-Sn NAV la2do III Lake Atrret f.h!caro
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nave been better. There IL, however, little actiTtY
IN the market. Prices have ruled steady and to1ef-
ably ArM at our previous quotations, We ouote:
Inaothy, 9eater pressed. 9Dn@1pm
:. !ooaa -........ 17o0&lB.Do
loosa ................... 1510e9iB 90
6!aif1e loose pressed. ......-........ 13no@1sDO
IIalf16 lo09e. 121dA9t9r r0
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FHU1TS-GR1xy APPLES in light demand.
Choice fruit In sound and good condition rules r at
present quotations: L1xoNs-MaTket dull and iaac-
setyc. with decline dnTlng the " * OF 5oc pr box.
anent Inactive. CRasgEHsfxs IL steady demand
CHEs1aCTs- In limited demand and easy at present
quotations. HICKORY Nu@s-1n active demand and
gUoh supply Market rules tolerAbly nrm 1t present
Quota lIhs for sound Nuts, Common and damaged
qualities Ehich we do not attempt to quote, m
k1iahle. We quote:
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as usual at tie present season. yesy fimi.c Tsr IS
n1meE, with an advanGc q $50 = hrl on Inferior
os1c On previous quctstions. va quotn:
Tas e99sa 4ani1lA Kope.-...ls91ss
Koatn...:.:.... a2sF p Laih Yarn No !. -15k@t7X
Onknm ........ 6M@ Ta0 tMakline..........-.2
ONlON+The receipts have for some time past
been very limited, and with far retail demand prl
ces rn}e very firm. We quote:
f{tnE 4EAEIlfS.
1,3H - nII t ~, - ,
ping demand, the market has been comparatively
quiet operations having been conced the limited
have ruled STEADY and nzu, with change durn: the
White 0il,,,..,.,,,,,,..,,.,,,...... oil, 3tazsc
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al tAsh3sG9hoLlThsn s market is unsettled aud nominal
.. tfIisfSS3Ef, III S4a;St pcr Gallon.
6ns ne stock is very light and the market il In. We
lstr Ia pneG log
Coi1mnh AZ 29sI
1o.... .-....-...............,...-.. 1870
.ahEANS-ThcEe Is fair demand for Beans at e 10
ts1;2H; ~; nho thf MArket u hrm, ~
~ broom 'COIeN-There ls good demand and
w VIC "atKes1 1s nsm. We quote:
Fair 10 1oHG Il, 1H141s0W
MAEtslN NG-Thcre has been copstder,hlv more
aGtlFty ~ the market during the past weeE ana 1nn
densnR o4 6rana: prices hare been ser be
Tine past and pees, hs hs,S PEP 1nfger taa fo
Offering It 29:e yard w e9ots: natiaps arc still
SninfEno nI,is nf iseaanes 20 9
ctsr A0eAs 0* ~ ..s.%.-.s.............., 80 r
Pt1tanayd D !. .s.s.s.s.s...-+....s......... Is E
nr1rirn. fnnnrhu s. c
(nnntes two In n'-'-'''.--''' .'s.'.s-..s...fa6@N
four In. u.'-.'''''.'..*-.''.'-..'.... .?:a2! c
soxsa Linen 6a: ::::::s's
!. =. Corn mi Exchange K; ::::: : :
Fa0ar s:sk' o1l' Sssn; s9stsn; snn;......:......:...
" f1.x 2aaseSn".As..+,.--ss....... 20 c
j. ees'0n::::.:::::::.::.:.. ::::.: r.
BRICKs-in nominal denand' iof c-.s.. &c
HutdeEs and others are, however msknF artans uss.
1nens for the ensuing season. which after few Hc
sosd xesks @ Es shall BE- expeenng Unless fos con
ssas 1ar r. hs market Is
Common. thousand. I'm nnea1a ~
Ffttfed, 2 tho1eend: iSDp@3n00
maffst id 6eca n .s91a mGss7911a "a
tions. We quota: w. p''s'''s %A0'e
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AGooD MovEMEsT.-Th EMPLOYEES On the
Pacific Railroad, eastern division, on New
Icar's day got up an agreement, and has been
numerously signed, pledgins that for every
profane word uttered during the year 1854,
they would pay one dollar for the benefit OF
the Soldiers Aid Fund. We wish such
pledge could be drawn up and very generally
signed in this city. We think, If strictly ad-
hered, a sum large enough TO carry on the
wat could be realized.
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nj 1tG&1EC y 3.
H0PS-The MARKET has been more active and on
Eastern Hops prices hare ruled considerably Rfr,er
owing 70 In active temand In our eastern mafkets
Witl only moderate supply. We quote:
t1GH Luz .Gka30c
9eAtS
HIGHWINEst-Received to-day. ii bris. The
market u unsettled and dull, owing to uncertainty
with regard to the proposed tax.
$40 brla do ut B2I<c. -
DRESSED HOG9-Recetyed to-day, 14,oed- The
market to-day WAS active and steady. Sales were as
, 1864-01-20

RE dog, with the color and optics of rat, the
the action Of i rabbit. It has heavy cost Of
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Under tho lnw approved March 1855. It ls provided
That there shall be outstanding Of bonds, Treasury
der the provisions OF this act, greater amount A.
together than the sum Of $9o0, 900 CO."
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In all widths.
Thla ffilllug Is made In continuous lengths OF IL
1afd9nkc ribbon one edge is Iunnn:; thread By
hlch can be drawn to any required rullnes8, 1t Is
the most durable and beautiful RULING made.
Imported and for saio b.
SUTTON s BUEK1rT,
)hlSu@536t IL nud Is LsSalle Street.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
TIE MON

DERRY TOWNSHIP, iuiv II, 1863.
Mr. Swyers: Sir: have tried your iini.
ment for pain in nv side, which | have
been subje>- to for several years Some time
last May | took very severe attack in nv
side and breast. and after using other medi,
cInes without receiving any apparent benefit
from them. ! thought | would try your lini-
ment, and see what virtue there was in it /
got bottle, and after using it bnt few DAYS
found that | was much better. and at pres
ent consider myself perfectly cured.
Yours, truly, Isaac Price.
DERRF TOWNSHIP. April q, 1868.
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: have used your Fni
ment tor sUme time and have found great
benefit bY the use of it, | believe il to be a
great remedy for the rheumatism, and think
where there IS DO other disease il is sure.
Respectfully yours, Geo. E. Parsons.
FREEDoN FORCE, Miflin CO., June 6, 1863
This is to certify that | am diseased with
the asthma or the phthisic from child up,
and have tried many things TO relieve me
but touEd nothing 70 relieTe me as much as
Mr.. S~yer's IMMINENT. Samuel r. Ffy.
LEwIsroBS, june Is. 1861.
My Swyers: | have tried yonr lniment
for rheumatic pain in my hip and found re
lief By il, and | believe it to be a good pre-
paration. D. Z. Cmberger.
LEgIsTOwS, MAY 25. 1858.
Mr.. Swyers: Dear Sir have used your
liniment for the quinsy, and found immediate
relief. Yours, truly. JaBses Riden.
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: / believe your linimsnt
TO be a perfect and hasty cure for rheuma
tism which | had. and by taking Is drops
inwardly and rubbing my back was instant
ly relieved. Frederick Seidle.
LEwIsTowS, May 81. 1863.
Mr.. Swyers: Dear Sir: have used your
liniment for the diptheria and found relief in
twenty four hours My daughter took il
applied the liniment and she was relieved.
Yours, truly, Mrs. Mary Ridea.
LEwIsTowN, May 3. 1868
Mr.. Swyers: Sir: believe your iuiment
to be a perfect and hasty cure for eramp,
which | had. and by taking Is drops | was
instantly relieved s B. Daris.
Mr.. Swyers: have tried your liniment
and found relief. | feel DO more of the rheu-
matism. Hrs. Martha 0sceas.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
Notice to Collectors of Taxes

THE Commissioners have adopted the fol.
A lowing regulations respecting Collectors
of Taxes:
1st. That the Treasurer be and is hereby
directed, on the 9th day Of April, 1864, to
charge interest on all balances due by cob
lectors of State and county taxes for 1860,
1861 and lS62-in each case charging inter-
est from Wednesday of the April court fol-
lowing the year of the issue of the duplicate
and on the LIST of May next to add similar
interest TO all outstanding taxes for 1868.
ID. That the treasurer is hereby directed,
on Wednesday of April court of each year
TO add interest on all outstanding balances
on duplicates for the previous year.
Sd That the Treasurer furnish the COM
missioners, at the times above designated,
with the several amounts due By collectors.
4th That no exoneratioas win hereafter
be granted to collectors after the January
court following the issue of the duplicate.
By order Of the Commissioners,
GEORGE FRYSINGER,
Lewistown, Jan. 20, 1868. Clerk.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
IRON, NAILS, &c.
NEW GOODS
TOM COX'S.

Il AFING fine assortment of Shoes suit
IL able for spring and summer, I would In
vite my customers 10 cali and take look at
them. IS they consist of Women's, Misses
and Children's work. of all the various STYLES,
such as Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Bslmorals of very handsome STYLES: also
Mems Balmoral Caters, Oxford Ties. aud
BrHgans, Boys and Youths Balmorals of
different styles. As Shoes are very high. |
propose to sell at very small profit. for cash.
Home made work on hand and will make
all the various styles to order at shortest no
tice at the old stand in the Iublic square.
third door west of Geo. BIymyer's store.
aP22 1868 I. COX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
THE
,A003i3lk l3[3231o
Hints TO Honsekeeners.

Canary birds are sometimes covered
with lice, which cause Ill health and
sometimes death. They can be effec-
tually relieved of them by placing q
clean white cloth over the cage at
night In the morning it will be COW
cred with small red spots, so small as
hardly to be seen except by the aid of
glass; these are the lice, 4 source of
great annoyance 10 birds.
Squeaking boots or shoes are q great
annoyance, especially in entering q
sick room, or church after services
have commenced: the remedy is to boil
linseed oil and saturate the soles with
the same
The speediest remedy for hlistered
hands and feet, is 70 light tallow can
die and let the melted tallow drop in
cold water, then mix the tallow with
strong spirits and rub ii thoroughly
into the palms and soles; this is both
preventive and curative.
Graham Bread NAV be made by ia
king the unbolted -four of wheat, wet
1t with lukewarm water, add salt and
Yeast, knead in enough more of this
-four TO make it stiff. add little mo-
lasses, and when risen, bake in medi-
nm sized loaves
Kettles are cleanSed of onion and
other odors, by dissolving a teaspoon
ful of pearlash or saIeratus in water,
and washing them.
Hair, removed by fevers and other
sickness is made to grow by washing
the scalp with a strong decoction of
sage leaves once or twice dav
Refined sugars, whether loaf, crush
ed or granulated, are the cheapest in
the end.
Don't keep solitary parlor, into
which YOU go but once month, with
your parson, special guests or sewing
society Make your living-room the
house. Let the place be such that
when your boy has gone to distant
lands, or even when, perhaps, he cIings
TO a single plank in the waters of the
wide ocean, the thought of the old
homestead shall come to him in his
desolation, bringing always light, hope
and love. Have no dungeon about
your house no room YOU never open
no blinds that are always shut.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
3009AIl00A4a
Union and Memo Institute.

\ Joint public Institute of the teach
crS Of Union and Memo Districts con-
vened in the basement of the Presby-
terian church at BelleviIle, on Friday
evening, February 10Th, 1864 and was
organized by electing A G. Gibboney
President, D. f. Carver Vice Presi-
dent, and I. c. Van Tries Secretary.
Prayer by Rev. J. NJ Steek. Rev. J.
Williamson. Co. Supt, delivered an
able and instructive lecture to the
large and respectable audience. Ex-
tracts from the Union School Journal
were then read by the editor, J. X.
Hartzler. The question. What are the
greatest obstacles 10 educational pro-
gress in our community was discuss
ed by Messrs. T. c. Van Tries, A. G.
Gibboney, Joseph Campbell and Jas.
c. Fleming. Extracts from the Jour
nal were again read. The exercises
were interSpersed with vocal music.
by the pupils OF the Milltown public
school, under the supervision of the
teacher, J. X Hartzler. The Presi-
dent appointed committee TO pre-
pare programme Of business for the
Institute to-morrow-to report at 9
O'Clock a. m. The thanks of the In
stitute and audience were rendered to
Mr., Hartzler and pupils for their very
entertaining music. Adjourned, until
nine clock tomorrow morning,
SATURDAYS SESSION.
Institute met pursuant TO adjourn
ment, and organized by electing D. F..
Carver President. D g. Lance. Vice
President, and T. c. Van Tries Sec'v.
Minutes of previous session read and
approved. Business committee repor-
ted. Report accepted and committee
discharged. Prayer by Rev. J. VIII
Hanson. MesSrs. Ii P. Stewart. 5. W.
Fleming and J. c. Fieming, were ap-
pointed committee on finance. and
authorized to levy tax of % cents
on each member, TO remunerate sexton
tor preparing church for use of Insti-
tute, The subject of Reading was then
discussed, opened by W c. Gardner
The question, Ought not English Com
position TO be taught as q regular
branch Of Study in our public schools
was discussed by Messrs- D. E. Carver
A. q. Gibboney, Rev. Williamson and
others What are the merits of the
written method of spellinge was dis
eussed by AesSrs. ], ". Webb, II. P.
Stewart, J. Fry and others. Co. Supt
Williamson requested the Institute 10
inform him OF the number of teachers
who have entered the army from Tn
ion and Memo districts. Also TO fnr-
nish him list Of any who NAV have
died IN the service, and the names OF
those who are still in it. Institute an
pointed Mr.. Hartzler TO prepare and
forward the lists to Mr.. Williamson
Committee on finance reported. Re
port received, committee discharged.
The Secretary was directed TO prepare
s brief minute of proceedings to be
published in the county papers. Adj.
siae de.
L. c. VAN TRIES. Seerv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
BRUSHES.
Trusses and Braces.

A Ii of the best kinds, for sale at
"A febl0 HOFFMAN'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
BLACkSMITHS,

NALL at Hofman's for the best Valentine
y Iron. Horse Shoes. Nail Rods, Round &
Square Iron. and Scollop from l to 5 inches;
Bar Iron. all sizes and very heavy stock of
Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, Anvils,
Vices, Bellows. Files, BOrax and every thing
you want.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
A NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

lust reeeired. Billy johnson alarays
ahead : So come on bays! Prices
rery little higher han last Fail!
4 his stock is regularly made to order.
IA be can recommend il to be good, and
warrant 1t against rips the same as homemade
work, and II being purchased before the last
riSs IN prices. gives him an opportunity Of
selling cheaper than those now purchasing.
lie also has stock of cheap work on hand
which ne don't recommend unless it be 70
wear out fast
MANUFACTURING of all kinds atten-
ced TO as usual, and repairing on the shortest
notlce, but bear in mind that his terms are
strictly CASH. No goods given out unless
paid for, and in all eases where work dent
suit and is returned in good order, the nrnav
Will be refunded so customers will obIise him
very much by complying with the above reg,
nistions. He is thankful 70 customers for TIE
past, and hopes to have a libersl share az
their patronage in the future.
sep9 WM. JOHNSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09

r. Swyers. by repeated experiments,
VI has succeeded in compounding a Lini.
ment which possesses all the magic powers
Of perfect Pam ErterDsiadtoY Its virtues
have been Enthusiastically tested, and every
application has given almost immediate re
lief; and the object in giving notice Of the
above discovery is, not to enlarge the list of
worthless compounds already quite too large,
but simply 10 inform any who may be afiict-
ed with any of the above named diseases
where they can be supplied with an inlallitie
remedy. long list Of names of individuals
who have had access TO the ablest physicians,
and have tested most of the patent remedies,
all to no advantage, but who were almost i'm
mediately relieved BY this powerful Liniment,
could be obtained. We, however, give but a
few, knowing that the Liniment viii! speak
for itself as soon as applied
Jacob SASeT, \. H. Summers. James MeHdenhan,
19Hh SniNh- . John A Brought Seymour Downs,
~ r. MfHGedl lsil lantei Ayers, John RounS
Joshua GoTsuch, William G3wry, Robert Nelson,
jonathan PT1ce, John 1oace, George BaselE,
rGeiisS4 l. ba>eiy, Noah Smith, Henry DasheF,
SAtharlle DssheF. LIZ dla Sager, klnfrs DezTnGeni.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09
LUMBER! LUMBER!
VIM. 3. Hoffman

"OULD respectfully inform the public
w that has now on hand very large
stock of Lumber, embracing:
Boards. Plank. Scantllng. Shingles, Shinc.
ling Lath. Plastering Lath. Garden
Pale, Fence Rails Sash of
all sizes. Doors. Blinds
and Shutters and ready worked Flooring.
Mr.. H., being practical carpenter, and
having selected his stock personally with
great care. Farmers. Builders, and others.
needing anything in his line. are assured that
they will find it to their advantage to give
him a call.
n B. SIR. II. is still agent for the sale of
the celebrated wooden water pipe manufac-
tured by the Williamsport Company. Or
ders for any size will be promptly attended
10.
Lewistovn, June IL, 1862.
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HAY :,
CARPENTERS,

IN TO Hofman's, where you viii find
" Hand, Tenant, and Compass Saws.
Hatcheis, Hammers. Squares, Planes, Plane
Bits. Pugh's, Cocks, and all the best makes of
Spur. Spoon and Centre Bits. Rules. Beve .,
Girders, Augurs. Chiseis, Files. Bench Screws.
iron and wood; Hand Axes, Adzes, Sand &
Emory Paper. All who want to fit up a frat
rate set of tools, cume 10 HOFFMAN'S
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NATHANIEL KENNEDY'S
- T q II "A.
In the Odd Fellows Hall.

ftfy Choice Assortment Of Old Liouers
OFFER for sale all the liquors, late the
IL stock Of John Kennedy. deed, embracing
prime French Brandy. Cherry Brandy. Gin,
Wines. Jamaica Spirits. and Scotch Ale. 10
Tel keepers are requested 70 can.
nsPhysicians can always obtain pure
article for kAs sack
ALSO,
: Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Groceries.
QOeensware. Stoneware, Hardware, Cedar
ware. slways on hand; Shoulders, Hams. Fish
Herring. Shsd. and Mackerel Dried Beef "A
anostexcelientqu quality; with Boots and Shoes
IN great variety. All the goods will be sold
very low n. KENNEDY.
Lewistcwn, January Is. 1881. .
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-09

A LARGE stock of Wall Paper. ready for
~ spring market Of every style and prices.
Mindow Shades and Paper. Csn before
purchasing elsewhere aud see the best sslee'
ton and largest stock in the town, AZ
feoto HOFFMANS.
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SHOE MAKERS.

NJ E have fer you Sole Leather. Calf Skins.
w Uppers, Moroceos. Linings. Bindings,
Boot Trees, Lasts, Crimping Boards. Clam ps.
Avis, Thread, Wax, Knives. Boot Webbing
PIneers, Punehes, Heel Nails. Laees. Color
and al kinds cf tools at HOFFMAN'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
NOW OR NEVER.

It has been charged upon the American PEG.
ple-indecd, it has been charged upon all de-
mocracies-that they are light Of purpose, un.
stable as water, and incapable Of q continuous
policy. 1t has been supposed that public affairs
could not be successfully controlled except by
the dominating influence Of one or at least of a
few minds; and this idea has been used and
misused as the palliation of autocracy In every
varied form Of selfshness and cruelty. VIC
have had an illustration Of this in the Slave.
holding States, in which a bastard democracy
meant the irresponsible rule of very much less
than moiety Of tho population. Adopts in this
school, Mr.. Calhoun and his followers hardly
cared to make even Democratic professions or
to conceal the scorn with which they regarded
absolutely popular institutions. These men
were not merely traitors to the Constitution,
but they were infdels as to the vital and under.
lying truths Of the Constitution, holding some
slack allegiance, 1t Is true, while they found in
1t profit and safety but absolutely scorning all
these elements Of the government which gave to
it its distinctive character. Thus it happened
that while the Democratic party at the North
we're urging 70 practice the EXTREMIST theories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
HI RICHMOND WE'RE FASTENED
TO THE HEAVENS.

HAssAUREK, the German Orator, has the
measure Of the spirit of the American people,
and Of its nexhaustblo power to carry sacrfi-
cial offerings Of its own life, blood and treasure,
and to lay them unwsariedly upon the National
altar. He said to bis "dear old Cincinnati"
last week:
Let us toll the donbters Of Europe that people
fed that its unalterable determination Is not b bs
arrested or changed. When Wailensten besieged
Stralsund he declared that he would take It, II
tho American people declare their fixed and sacred do
termination that the glorious Union the work Of the
Declaration Of 10 cemented by the blood OF fathers
and children. shall DO maintained intact and
entire from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific and from the
shores Of Maine ~ the Cnlfo Mexico than by the AL
Mighty will be done. n Richmond were fastened 10
81, heavens with iron cbaips Il would b. taxa Fit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
THEY INDORsE BENEDICT Ale.
MOLD.

The Democrats Of Terre Hante, Indiana, &C.
ccpted Benedict Arnold as their brother, and hi.
politics as their politics, at one Of their mass
meetings last Thursday. Cookery and Mack
had effuscd their Mechanism upon tho crowd.
Some Republicans, curious spectators, to fill NJ
the vacuum in the proceedings, roguishly called,
Washburnc, Washburne" Elihu mounted
the vacant dry goods box, holding in his hand a
printed speech of the Indiana Copperhead, Dan
Voorhees,, inside of which he had pinned an OK
tract from an address Of Benedict Arnold,
ntcr the discovery of his treason, to the soldiers
of our Revolutionary Army, intended to excite
them to revolt and to scduce them rom their
allegiance. Democrats" said Washburne,
81 hold in my hand speech Of Daniel Voor.
hees, will you hear mot"
"Ycs, yes"
Washburne read,
Who among you dare speak % write what he
thinks against the tyranny which has robbed you Of
your property imprisoned your sons drags you TO the
field Of battle and u daily deugnz your country with
boody"
Democrats, do you indorsc that" asked
Washburne.
1--WE do! Read tho whole Of it,"
"Oh Yea. II you Say 80. But am not read
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