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NUTS TO CRACK.

"This Union is a lie he American |
Union is an imposturc. am for It's over
throw Up with the Flag of DIsuuion. -
Wan. Ldoyd GmriSon.
"The Constitution Of our fathers was
q mistake Tear it in pieces and make
better. Don't say the machine is out oi
order-it is in order--it docs what. its
trainers intended "Uur claim is dis
union, breaking up Of the States l have
shown you that cur work cannot be done
under our institutions (laws). The Re
publican party is the first sectional party
ever organized in this country. 1t docs
not know its own face, and calls itself na-
tioual, but it is sectional. 1t is Il party of
the North, pledged against the South y
,-WcndcH PhiH'ps,
At an ani,slavery meeting in May, lS44,
at New York
Resolved THAT secession from the Uni.
ted States Government is the duly olevory
Abolitionst.'
Resolccf, "That the only exodus Of the
slave to freedom, unless it be one of blood, :,
mu be over the remains of the present
Americas Church, and the grave OF the
present UliAn."
ReSo'red, That The Abolitioni,ts f,his
country should make it one OF the primary
objects OF this agitation to dissolve the
American Union
In 1859, Senator Hale presented two
petitious-"praying that some plan be de.
vised for the dissolution of the American
, Union" "This petition received three
, votes-J. P. Hale, W. II. Seward, 5. P
Chase"
81 can conceive of time when this Con
sttuion shall not bc in existence, wher
we shall have an absolute, military, dicta
torial government, transmitted from age to
| age, with men at its head who are made
rulers By military commission, or who
: cla,n an hereditary wight to govern those
over whom they are placed ~. p
B@nhS, 1856.
'rhe dissolution Of the Union is no
primarily question OF conscience bnt o
e policy. We made th- Union. aud We hav,
rigAtto cnniake iii We choose .'-H w
DcAows, ls3S
SIn hope it will lie done (thc issue
and it it comes 10 blood, let it com can
not come too soon-.ud when the wtr ha
= been proclaimed. with the knife, and th
knife 10 the hllt. p. Uaie, 1856.
You call this revolulion--i, is-wt
;. must, we will have it--lct it come. -
ScdHcFS, 1860.
'''i'ho porcnts which darkcn our land
Goresl adow a strife, which, unless averte,
by the triumph of freedom, will become
war-fratricidal, parricdal war-with a,
accumulated wickedne.s, heyord the wick
cdness of any war in human annals. '-C
= Sumner, 1856.
9 Miscegenation.
o The New York Times, Abolitionist, il
an article on amalgamation, says:
"Wc shrink from putting on paper tn
Z stories which reach Us of the prevalence
e among't young white ladies of preference
o Tor coored men pure black having tn
precedence in all cases where there is room
for choice
, "Thc above paragraph copied from
Y rank abolition paper, shows to wha
$ depths of degre edaton 'ven the women
America can sink even the teachers {
&c good method of civilizing and christiauz
t ing the world, shrink from the task
o publishing the effects ST their Teaching.
Ba5~ Hon, NJ. E. JACKSON, Of Berwicl
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Removal Of Gen. Banks. Maj. Gen.
n. P. BANKS, has been removed from the
command of the Army, in Western De-
partment. His inexcuseable slaughter of
our Union Soldiers, in the Fed River Ey-
pedition, alone, would have long ago, been
sufficient justification for his removal
All such bunglcrs should be at once dc.
capitatcd.
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Ncm aOUsrils
SIZE asEEEN y SALE.

Nv virtue of Writ of Vend. Exp. issued
I r out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Schuyikiil
Comfy TO me directed there will be sold at Pubic Ven
due or outcry at the Court House in the Borough If
POttsville, in saidtounty, on
Satin day, tie 4th ddy J,tne nert, al trm
o'cl3ck IN The Jorenoon.-
All that certain farm on tract Of land
living and being situated in the Counties Of Schuykll
nnd CuiInbia in the township of Union in Schuykil,
county and Conyngnam towhship III Coiun blu county
bounded aud described u, follnw, !" Wit
Beginning at Hemlock thence along lands
Of George Linlcnmuth, porih seventyscyrn drcr 'ss
West rwo hundred ami forty four perhts 10 stones.
thence North twenty degrees West fJty eight per.
chpy stones, thcnrc along the land Of Biidlc and
G. ,nrgc ndcnmuth, North Sixty six an half dr grrcs
East two hundred and tnirty six psrchis 10 stois,
thence along land dr said GrHr1e lindcumuth south
tWa ntv.uinc degrees east hundred and eighteen
prrches. 40 the place. Of beginning. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO ACRES, more or
less with thu Hppurt'nance consisting of Two STORY
DWELLING iiousg WEATHER BOARDED, with stone base
mglit, one story log House ana n log Barn
Seized and taken in Execution the proper y OF
W iam Lindenmut ana will br sold by
JOHN RAUsH, ShH.
ShcrifI's Office Pottsv lie,
May q, 1861, Ats
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BbO@E3DUR1 T1ARRETa
CANDIDATES.
Candidate for Assembly.

Al the solicitation ofmany friends would announce
IN ,be voters of Columbia County, that viii be eand
d,to for ASSEMBLY, atthr approaching general cleo
tinn subject to the decision OF the NoluhOR county
pe''c''''' wM. II. JACOBY.
.Luru Nav IgG1-oS
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CANDIDiTE FOR SHERIFF.
tAMJTEL SNYDER. of Mi1lin town

~ shin we are authorized to announce, viii be n
candidate for the SHERIFFALTY, at the nrproachl sg
General - the decision OF the ColuOa
county Democratic Convention.
may I, 1864 So
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Death Of Colond Woo lmarA.-Col GEO
A. WOODWARD, the gallant and patriotic
son of Chief Justice Geo. w. Woodward
of Pepn'a., Comm ander of the s3d Penn
sylvania Regiment, was killed las, week
in The "Battcs Of the Wilderness" This
brave young Officer, who was severely
wounded about a year ago in the service
has been abused by the Niger heads,
equally with his distinguished Father
whom they cheated out of his election as
Governor of this Commonwealth. Per.
haps they can now find consolation in the
death Of Col. Woodward,as did one of their
low-ived scoundrcls here few days ago
in the death OF sH estimable fellow citi
zen, who sncak;ngly remarked, "anotbc
Copperhead out Of the way"
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Important to Married Ladies'
TRULY A BLESSING

Iwill send, FREE OF CHARGE to any Lady vbo ~;
send IN her lame aud address, directions how 10 mr.
vent the extreme pain Of CllLD.BlRTH; also how {.
nave perfectly healthy and beautiful Children a!f
one other new and IMPORTANT SECRET the ONLY
sure aud safe remedies ever discovered "
My object In making the above offer ia 10 induce evc,y
lady to test my remedies.
Address MADAME DuLENTAUx, NJ p
Feb " Hi'-sn' 1877 broadway, New York City
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Candidate for the Assembly,

nitho! Legislative District composed oftle counties o
Colu mbia and Montour, at the approaching General
Election subject to the usnges ofhe District nnd e
decision ofthe Columbia Democratic Convention.
LEVI l. TATE.
Boomsbnrg, MAY Z. 1864.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

MARTIN A. AMMERMAN, Of
vi Fs,hingcreok township, We are authoiZal 70 an
nounes Will be a candidate iO: the 'HERltfALTN, u
the approaching General Election subject to tho dccis'
ion Of the co .umha county Democratic convention,
May = leGi, Slt
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOX SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial Colltgc
hinghnmptin
Cri nden's - Philsdo'phia"
Strutton, Bryant 4 Co. "
These Scrips are numounts Of Sl5 aud $50 aud are
ss so much cash by the student enring either Oiho
above colleges. Young mdn desiring toubtain II fnish.
ed Collegiate Eduratiuu will here fluid good spccul.
uon Wy applYirg at the otace Gf'hr
NAV t. Is64 e0kBMsiN DEMOCRAT
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sD-"On to Richmond" has been the
ery, and "old Ben. Butler is NOW
THERE. "-Smm Machine.
"Aud all Liars, says the Book, shall
have their part in He'll
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=. Ii. De WOLF'S
CLOTHING HALL

No. 202 North Second Street. Phil'a
CONSTANTLY on hand full assortment OF Ren
~ Made Men and Boys Clothing and Gents: FurnisI
ing Goods, at Wholesale and Retail
January ., ls6i.-Gm.
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nlnnm .hnrp. Mny u. u
Legislative

Profoundly grateful for past evidences OF gcnu,ouss ~
eon6dcncs The under.ignqd-wiih un the appreciation OF
many of hi, Democratic fellow citizens Whose opn
ions he duly nppreciaes that ne WIZ pe
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DG5~ Hon. NJ. E. JACKSON, Of Berwick,
we are sorry 10 learn, was prevented from
attendance at our last Court by severe in.
disposition. Out again.
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"The news Of tie capture Of Fort Dar-
ling came on Tuesday alternoon-Every
bell in town was rung 1t was dolelul
music to the copperheads.'
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
KRIOKBAUM, of Milf.

w lin township. we are authorized TO announce,
will he candidate for the sllERIFFALTY. at the ap.
preaching General Election subject to the decision OF
the columbia County Democratic Convention.
= ISG4 --pOUf
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UP DE GR AT rs
EYE Ard EAR iNFiMRARF,
ION the Square, Three Doors from stecle's Hotel)
WILxEsBARRE, PA.

fRNIIlS INSTITUTION is now opened and
Private and Operating Rooms large, convenient and
well ADAPTED. The Surgical apartment contains the
finest collection of instruments in This country, and
Tins IN faculties VIII enable him to meet any aud all
emprgencirs in practice He will operate upon all hr
ynrious form. ni BLINDNESS, Caiatast, Ooclucn Of
ths Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure NJ ihs Tear Ducia, In.
version " the Eyelids, ptcrygum, o>co &c. And will
ttcat forms Of Sores, Eye Grsn"led Lids, Opaceies
of the Cornca and Scrouous diseases of the Eye to-
rether with all the diseases to when the Ego ia sub.
ject. .. ,,..,, .,,.,- ,,..---- ...-
the organ Discharges from the Tar, Noises III the Tar
Cntarrh, difficulty ofhyaringtotal Deafness even where
the Drum is destroyed. Wlil iussr ARTIFICIAL one
answering nearly an the purposes of,he rGtnrol.
DlSEAsIS of THE THROAr.-hl diseases com.
mon to the Throat aud Nose viii be treated
GENERAL SURGERY lie will operate upon Club
feet, Hair Lip clan Palate Iumors, Cancers, Ehlnt
gnd Tencs, &C Plastic operations by heaiihg new
flesh into dcormed parts aud General surgery q
whatever character u may present
HERNIA (or RUPTUREJ lie wifi perform "Labius
operation for the rsdiCal (complcte) cure Of Hernia
ths uuquesti pnaby perfect cure. ana IS done win
little Or no pain, Gut Oinnny hutdred operated upohu
boston there has buen failures. II having met the
pcrfe,t appreciation of all who have submi,ted toh
ARTIFICIAL EN ES-- WI u Insert artificial Eyes Civ
ing .hem the motion and expression OF the natural
Thoy are inserted with the least pain.
HENDRRliUInS. UcsO-1his troubesof1s diseasa
is readily cared. Those suffering from 1t VIII dowel'
to call - ,., .
DR.. Up De Grail visits WiIkes-Bnrrc with view Of
building up permanent Institute for the treatment 81
the Eye Ear and tiGneral Surgery The experience OF
more than quarter nra century in Hospital and gem"
al prastice he hopes, will bea sulrient guarantee to
those who may b. disposed to employ hih
Nay IA, lSu1--tr.
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In the Senate on Tuesday the National
Bank bill was passed by vote of yeas 30,
n9ys 0-MesSrs. Buckalew and Ccwan both
voting nay. The bill was amended in the
Senate, and, of course, goes back to the
House for concurrence.
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"CoPPERHEADs,' we're sensible enough
not to be guIled and f0oied by, the lies Of
abolition in,pOstors, and now dare walk in
open dav without blushiDg in shame as do
the "Niggerheads.r
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E@5~ We say TO DR.. John, and all docoi
vcrs, that the people are awake and fear.
fully in earnest, They must not be trfed
with longer, Let the military situation Re
what it may, they desire to know it in
calm and truthful words that can be fully
and properly understood. This is due to
tho nation from its public servants at
Washington, and the latter had better
le'rn quickly the wants of tho people and
promptly supply them,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-21

NOT surrender. the RIGHT of unrestricted.
free debate in this hall Fl the neoule's Rer.,
rsSontst;yes. And 7 sav again.q the dav
,,,ber That riobt shail ha stricken down IN
this Hall will be among the saddest davs In
American history. we intend here as be-
come men having due regard to the riqhta
of n,1r remembers o1 this floor, on ali
nroner occasions within the rules of the
Honsa to discuss ali ouestions that NAV
ner.ain IN the Interests OF the peopie' what.
sir. i is left to a free people when thew do not
eniov tl,e riobt If free speech and the richf
of being heard IN lie halls of legislation
throuob their renresentatiyesp Strike down
that 1reat riobt and Won have no other left
WORTH hotti;S@ fo, an free country. ON
this snb;ect 7 can not read anything 20 elo-
",,snt 90 fnrc;hla and en- srnropriate m
tbat S,is,,d;d doclaration made M Daniel
Webster in, reference 10 tie rigiit Of free
sneecb. He savs.- 80 ~ !. :, -, 2 -. ;
aft ia the ancient and undoubted prerog.
et;va n tbis neanle n canvase n,,I,lic meas.
.ures and the merits of public men. IL is A
shome-hred ,joht;a ireside nrivileoe. IL
hath ever been enioyed in every bouse. cot.
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From The Chicago Time,.l
Dlsgracefill lAffaiz.--Stand UP Fight
Between Two Demfreps. laiD"

Fights among women of the town are OF
frequent occurrence. They happen every
day in the week, and are of no especial in-
terest to any one except the parties inn
mediately concerned. But when two wo-
men challenge each other to a field fight, and
all the arrangements are made in accord
ance with the rules of the prize ring, 1t Is q
proceeding of such an extraordinary na-
ture as to attract the attention of certain
portion of the community. 'ae QhW
A disgusting exhibition of this character
took place at the rural retreat of Con. Wa
ger, near the Bulls Head, on West Madison
street, on Saturday afternoon. For some
time past great deal of jealousy has been
felt between two demireps, named Jennie
Graham and Ida Brown, to a fellow who is,
as disreputable as themselves. On Saturday
morning the frail women met, and after
abusing each other without stint, finallFT
agreed to settle their difficulty by fair,
stand-up fight. The matter soon became
noised about until Clark and Wells streets
were filled with rumors Of the match, and
preparations were made to witness il. At
three o'clock procession might have been
seen en- route for the Bulls Head, which has
never had counterpartin in the Garden City.
Arriving at the designated spot, the af-1
rangements were soon made--a ring was
formed, the parties denuded of portion OF
their upper garments, referees and seconds
chosen, and the fight commenced. II Is
stated that ten rounds were fought. The
knock downs were frequent and are said TO-
have been about equally divided between
the combatants. The victory, II such a.
term can be applied to such a proceeding
was gained by the woman Brown, who
walked with the fellow who had been the
subject Of the fight. y, r.. -
1t is reported that the principals IN this
disgraceful affair are to be taken into GUS
tody. It is to be hoped that the punish.
ment they so richly deserve viii pe metea
out to them.
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Ohio State Sunday School Cons
VeutfOn. ..s

The Fifth Annual State Sabbath School
Convention will meet in Chillicothe, on
Wednesday, the 25th day OF May, 1884, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. 91
As the election of officers, report of Ex-
ecutive Committee and other important
business is to be considered at this first
meeting, it is earnestly requested that as
many of the delegates as can, will reach
here on Tuesday, May "a. s.f Loo
Friends of the Sabbath School cause and
Pastors of Evangelical Churches through
out the State, are cordially invited to be
present with us. 1t is recommended that
every Sunday School in the State have at
least one delegate present. We shall re-
joice to welcome and entertain as many
more as choose to come. A chain Of Com.
ventions in the States of Ohio, Michigan,
Illinois, Wiseonsin and Minnesota has been
formed, and Messrs. r. G. Pardee. Ralph
Wells, Lucius Hart, of New York, Geo. H.
Stuart, Philadelphia, Rev. E. p. Hammond,
''the Child's Minister" have been invited,
and we trust will be present with US.
Delegates on payment of full fare coming
to the Convention will, on presentation OF
the certificate of the Secretary of their at
tendance, be allowed to return free on all
the railroads in the State. The stage COM
panies and the Columbus and Portsmouth
packets have consented to reduce measura--
Wy 1uC idiC Va uOiO9doCo Uy biSA iSePSSeiNV
routes. ~ 4A''-
The doors of our houses are wide open,
and we will extend hearty welcome to all
who will come. Committees will be in at
tendance at the depot on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the oath and 25th Of May, for
the purpose of receiving delegates on thoir
arrivl Those delegates who, upon leach-,
ing the city, find no one to meet them, viii
please 60 to the Valley House, where they
will register their names as delegates to,
the S. S. Convention" and be entertained
until places can be assigned them. A -
Will pub ishers Of papers throughout tire
State assist by inserting this in their
columns? Pastors and Superintendents
will please read the above in their respective,
churches and schools, the first Sabbath after
its receipt.
SAMUEL F. Mccoy, Chr'n.
State Executive Committee.
Trains on the Marietta & Cincinnati Rail-
road from the West, arrive at Chillicothe
4 past o'clock and x past o'clock p. NJ,
From the East at noon daily. Stages from
the North at noon and evening. From the
South at II o'clock, A. NJ. rsar.g
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To the Readers and Friends
--oF THE 3D.
Old OHIO STATESMAN.

wehave this day considerably enlarged The AILY
ONO STATESMAN, and now print it on plain and
handsome new type, and clear white paper. i
In politics, The ONO STATESMAN Is, in War as In
Peace for the Country for the Constitution, and for
Union Of equal States, with equal privileges and
with equal and exact justice to all its citizens We
are for the old Flag. with not Star Stripe erased
and the old Union far as II is possible to restore IT,
and for the existing Constitution. in its spirit letter
Upon the coming events of the year. rest the hopes
Of TIE People and Government. We are in the midst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. ltfduration
and close depend upon WISER truer and more patri-
policy than We have seen during the present Az
ministration We owe 1t to the memory of our faith.
ers and 10 the hopes Of children. the future Of
our country and to the best interests Of manknd 70
change policy which is drifting farther and far
ther from the landmarks Of our patriotic sres.
TEE STATESMAN will do all IT can for those yppr;
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Susan Haynie ! Superior Court of Franklin
Christian Ma, etal.} County. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said court to me directed VIII ciier f2T saie
in the city Of Columbus, on tI.
wednesday, the lst day of June, A. d.
1854, 3lla.
At two O'Clock, p NJ, the following described real
estate. situate In Franklin county, Ohio;,
Beins the south part Of Lot No. 3, in the town OF
westervle, commencing at the corner Of State and
street two hundred and twenty-six feet thence
nhward parallel with the West Linz ns sn,S e.
ona Hundred and four feet; thence south
feet thence east parallel with the house On sa,d !, tS os
nlaee OF beginning excepting and reserving IN thc
west end Of said described premises one hundred and
fifteen and one-haf feet. t+t-
Appraised at 5000. n,,rIIa,s no,ucAN
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees u 't4A- 'l9@-t q ts4'l 'le-'
april7e-dltwh
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A MAGNIFICENT PRESENT.

To the party sending us the largest number Of sub
scribers for the Campaign (nOt less than one hum
dred), at the club rates, we will make present OF
TWENTY-DOLLAR GOLD PIECE,
Of the good, honest old Democratic Currency.
For the Second Largest List (not less than ffty)
We will make present Of q
TEN-DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
For the Third Largest List (not less than ffty) We
will make present Of q
FIvE.DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
For al other clubs of fifty or over, we will make
present TO the perscL getting it p OF a handsome
engraved likeness of the Democratic Nominee orht
Presidency, whoever he may be.
Club subscribers may have their papers addressed
TO different postofices.
The names Of all subscribers for the Campaign
should be in promptly before the first OF May, that
We may know the number of copies to print.
Address,
LAYNIAN & BAKER,
Editors Of The ONO STATEsMAN,
Columbus, Ohio.
Send for specimen copies.
March /, 1854.
HTAll Weekly Newspapers copying the above
Prospectus with this notice, five times before the
frst Of May, will receive The DAILY STATESMAN in
xchange one year.
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Terms of The Daily Statesman.
Terms ofThe Tri- eekly Statesman.
One copy, one year 90
The Weekly Statesman for the Cam
.r. paign.

We will send our Mammoth Weekly Edition Of
THE ONO STATESMAN, to Subscribers, from May lst
TO November l5th-six and half months-emhrac-
ing the whole Of the exciting and important Presi-
dental Campaign, including the Election Returns
on the following Low TERMS: