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slleA5 and Othef Sltenla.

JEFF baTIs' CONSTITUTION, which Governor Sey-
mour IN his Iveede-Hall speechb hbrefered his own,
excla,7es az foreign retes.
Wih the lFisR voters, even disciplined by their
maguer Of 20 years standing, Irooks, support sey.
mour Co., who seek 70 deprive them oftheir votes2
PE-cEFVILy IycLHEp.I-The eopperheads Of Pow
esheik county, Iowa, at meetng a few days ago
resolved that unless she Chicago Convention out
forth square peace platform. as elearly anti-nar
Is the English larguageca express it. and then
nominate candidates for President and vice Presi
dent men whose views and feelings harmonic with
the platform, we viii see The platform, convention
and candidates IN HE'LL rathe than vote for the can
didatos Or sustain the action Of The Convention.
Whatever the platform may be- the English here
quoted is tolerably plain,
IERRlgLE ColnsIoN 1.-The ship General McClel-
Ian, ofChicago, under command Of zone Seymour.
came into collision with the ship General Sherman,
of'he United States, commanded bv Abraham Lin
con, at or near Atlanta. Ga. The General Sherman
was not injured at all but tie General Mcclellan
had one Of her princip al bsnks knocked out of her
Platform completely shivering the whole struet-
ure.
She had on board at the time Of the collision a
large andsangune party of warmen, peace men, and
eopperAeads' who were thrown into the greatest
CONSERVATION, and great fault is found with the com
Fnsnder OF the General Sherman for not hapugavoid-
ea the collision until after the General Mcclellan
had got past Cape Second Monday in November,
when she coald have dispensed with her platform
and would not have seen Liable to such serious in.
jury
The party on board she Gen. sherman are truely
'banAful that the strength of their ship has saved
SEN fropn disaster.
We do not learn that there was any insurance on
the Gen. Mcclellan.
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NEW GOODS
AT
THE BARGAIN STORE OF
G.. r.. * W. OSTER.

ME are now receiving choice selection of Fancy
w Staple Dry Goods eEabracing all the new styles
and shades Of Prints from 10 centsup; Deains schaes
Apacas Bombaznes, Mohair, Mozambiques Black silks
Victoria and Pacific Lawns Cambria and Jackonet Nus
Inns Embroidered Collars and Sleeves in SETS Baimoral
and Hoped skirts, ofthe beet make and latest Styles
GHAwLs AND HEAD NETs-New fabrics and designs
- for spring and summer Embossed Wool Table Covers
Ginghams, Checks, Table Diaper, Tickings Shifting
Stripes Cottonades sheetng and shirng Musns Of all
the standard marks from Is up White Ballardyae,
Red, Grey and striped shirting Flannels.
~ Floor Oh Cloths. Ready made Coats and Vests for
men and boys and made in the best and most fash
ionable manner. Ve,y Cheap.
uosEKY, Glovcs searfs, Neck Tics shirt Collars and
Fronts Cotton Yarn and Carpet Chain Hats of
every quality, style aud color, from III cents up.
Doors AND sHoEs!-Thel largest and best assortpent
ID of Ladies, Misses and chldrens fine Cali, GOAT,
French Leather, English Kid Morocco aud Epgli'h Last
ing, Balmorals Caters Boots, Shoes and Bsskins, in
town, with and without heeIs-made to erde. Cali and
see them; they speak for themselves.
" Imperial and ooIong Teas. Prepared and Essenes
ofeoaee. choice assortment Of sgar and syryi Rice
Chocolate, Spices, dc, &c.
CHEwII.GG ITo6aGco am eiga1s Of the cheeest
- brands Queehsware, full assortment
HERRING and Messerel by the barrel, hatoarFe or or
II dozen togetber@ith great variety Of o1eT soous
to which we call tle attention Of every body
u1ERMs cAsH, unless otherwise specified All kinds |
L ofprodaee taken in exchange for PODS
pnaecd Ny 1861
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BRYANT STRATT0Ns& cos
CHAIN or INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COZ! A!!,I.GC!AL COLLEGES.
Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA.

Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA.
s. F. Corner afSeycnth and Chesnu Streets New York.
Brooklin, Albany Troy, Providence, Portland Hart
ford Burlington. Newark Rochester Buffalo Toronto,
Cleaveland, Detroit Chicago Milwubee and St. Louis.
Thorough theoretical and practical instruction in all
branches pertaining to finished Business Education.
The Philadelphia College stands first in the State, both
in point oreputfion ami local advantages The point
aimed ats to place Cdmrlercia Education where it le
iongsin the front rank Of useful Instruction To this
end most thorough course Of husines tr:s = .i9pted
and carefully entoreed cr the personal supervision Of
competent PrctassorS in the various departments. The
post erteet system of practical training devisedh
put IN operation, and is successfully carried a
fordng students advantages such have hitherto been
considered possible only in connection with the counting
house terbeeoming proficient in tbs science os Ac-
counts Pennanshp, Commercial Calculations and CoH-
merea Law the student is advanced tothe Frsctcal De-
pertinent. where he becomes actual ook=keeper aud
Merchant passes through the different HOUSES acts in
turn Teller Cashier, 6c learns the duties and respon
sibites ofeach Office and bceoues thoroughly informed
only in the forms which in universal use bat IN
managing the affairs ofbusncss with system aud dispatch
scholarships issued st point good for an un-
limited period iD the eighteen Colleges comprising the
.chain.'
Diplomas are awardelto those who uI the prescribed
course Of study and pass Prerequisite examination.
For further III Information send far p eircular.-
Ad3ress. BRYANT. SFBATT0N & CO..
Philadelphia.
Jan. 90 lSG4-9 mo.
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FOR, 6 ALE
OR
""
TRADE.

A farm in Bedford township owned by Jno. II. Push
about our miles FROM Bedford, containing $50 acres
about 81 acres cleared with log house log barn and other
o'tbudings thereon erected also an apple orchard
thereon.
ALSO.
tract Of land in Harmon's Bottom Juniata township
with log house barn &e thereon erected containing 20
ANA allowance Best part cleared and under nse
ana 70 n good state Of cultivation Near to school
house, = III &C. Adjoining Scott Low Hughes and others
and lately purchased from Wm. Hurley.
ALSO,
60 acres ofand 10 cleared and ueder fenss with log
house thereon erected, adjoining Geo Trotnan, Geo.
May and others in uniata township and partT in Lon
donderry, latey owned by Andrew Woord.
ALSO
166 acres near rStonerstown-pithin mile Of Broadtop
Railroad-about 100 cleared, with a two story
dwelling house--new bank harn-stable &C. thereon
he soii is rich and capable Of producing every
rety ofcrUps in this climate.
ALSO Il
100 acres best quality of prarienear the Missouri ~
err close TO the county seat Of Harrison Co. Iowa
Also
Two hundred and sixty acre tracts, adoinag FIX
horne City IN the richest valley of the westtie I1atfe
NalieyaboUt 20 miles of Omaha 0ity md dose 70
the greut national ernmentroad leading Fesn Ne
nraska Territory
ALSO,
tract Of land in Union toMnshp, containing 225
acres 72aeres cleared with farm bsase tenant house.
double log barn, also apple echad thereon also
good new saw min thereon, knCSn IS the snyder OF
Kant property"
Asso
Ie. --eS two mites ai,se Omaha City. the great
spati. .lt Missouri his tract is well tmbered and
vcr desuabc. All oshesc lands we're located after
personal inspection dd careful examination the ground
and can he we'll reed upon for future wealth. Maps
showing the precse location are in my possession.
ALSO,
Three desrable lots IN Omaha City Nebraska Terrific
n.
ALSO,
background in the City Of Dacotah, Nebraska Ter
ritorm
ALSO,
Tract If LAND, containing Fifteen Acres. about
cleared. with Story aud half Log Hoiise and
Log Stable thereon erected. adjoining iands Joseph
Brinkey. John A. 0mgrUud and others, in Juniaa Twp
The cleared land is in good order and the balance well
TmbcTed. and all capable of easy improvement and eu
tvation.
The above real estate win be sold at such prices to
insure safe and profitable investments
Notes obligations Of any kind that good viii ko
taken in exchange-p particularly good bank notcst
.. E. SHANNON
apr. 8, 1854.
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Fl EN- BOLD
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND EXTRACT
0 E B Vt G Ell u
HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCI1T

For Weakness arising from EKcesses habits Of isT,
ton, Early ndsereton of Abuse, attended with tie t
lowing symptoms -
Indisposton to exertion Loss Of power Loss Of us-
ory, Difficulty Of breathing, Weak Nerves, Treutr;
Horror Of disease Wakefuness Dimness Of Vision Pa
in the back, Universal aSsitude Of the Muscular sss-
Hot hands Flushing Of the body, Dryness Of tie ii,
kruptions oft face, Pallid countenance.
There symptoms, If allowed to 20 on which this med
cine invariably removes soon follows mpotcncy agr
epileptic fits, in of which the patient may expire
Who will say they not frequently followed BY
diretui diseases, insanity and consumption. Many 81
aware of the ftheir suffering but none will eo7s
the records of the insane assylums. And melanchtl
deaths by Consumption bear ample witness to the r
the assertion. The constitution once affected with or
c Weakness requires the aid of Medicine 10 Strengths
and lnvigorate the system, which Hembold's extls E
tical.
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LEoNARD0soTT & CO. Publishers,
No. 3s Walker ST., bel Broadway anu Church 81.
RUsINEss NOT!cEs.

Editor cf The Ihqaireg
DEAR SIR With yonr permission wish to saw to the
readers Of your paper that viii send b return mall
all all who wish il free). Recipe with fun directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will ef
ieetuaily remove, in ten days, Pimpes, Bioches Tan.
Freckes, and ali Impurities of the skin leaving the same
soft clear, smooth and beautiful,
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that viii
enable them 70 start fu growth Of LuxuriaRt Hair.
v hskers. or doustache, il less than thirty days.
Aappcatons answered 10y return mail without cha ge
Respectfully yours,
THoS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
ly,6l--Sm.l S5l Broadway, New York.
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A Card to the Suffering

~ y aLLuN two or three hogsheads of aBuehus Ton
bJe blt'ers, Sarsaparla, sSeryops Antidotes" &C.
as D.; and alter you satisfied with the result then
! tTy T Que 0eX q OLD DOCTOR BU6HANS ENGLISH
N less than thirty days They are purely vegetable
pleasant 70 take prompt and ssutary ii their effects on
rue 5fokcn-down and shattered constitution on and
ohg can take them with advantage Imported and sold
~ the United States only by JAS. S. BrTLER
No. i2T Broadway n Y
&sa-Agent for the uniteb States
+: s.-A Box OF the Pills. securely packed win Be
mailed 70 any address receipt Of price which is ONE
DOLLAR, post paid--m9ney refunded by ate 4gsnt n
entire satisfaction il not given.
iyl.64-3m&I
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5Irou Gin Gollqng.
Hon. Wilson M'candless, Judge T. s. Gircuit Court.
President.
PTTTsBURG, PA, sner Penn anil St. Clair streets.
TIE Largest CEG-sPEsr AND BEST

Pave cor a fGll Cetn a 3arga
st~Ne eStra eli tor 'aucfi n,s7rs, tealnfgat
Rsilrosd and Bank Book keeping Ministers sous at
half prize. Students enter ana review al any time.
Thi. nstituien canlnetsd y eypc-ieoeed teachers
and practical Accountants, who prepare young fer
active business the least expense AMI notice
for the most lucrative and responsible sit Dipio
granted for merit only. Hence the cr-a frefcr
eneo for graduates Of this college, by busine, .ca.
Prof, 4. Cowley, the best Peuman of the tuin, who
holds the largest number Of list Premiums and ii
competitors teachers Rapid Business Writing
Circulars containing tull information sent free on al-
picatioa 20 TIE Principals
JENKINS SMITH
Pittsburg, Pa
iul4 2. ISCS-zz
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NEW GOODS
IN
II O p y w L L l.!


L 0WERY & EICHELBERGER have associated with
them John b. Castner Esq, Of HoPewell, in gen.
erl mercantile and forwarding business at their old stand
in Hopewei the business of the firm be transacted in
the name of L0WERY, EICHELBERGER CO.
They are now receiving and opening large and com
pete stock Of Foreign Dry Goods comprising greater
the articles they keep may be enumerated the following
DRY GOODS, coored Delaines, Alpacas Merritnac
- and Spragues prints, Bombaziues, Sheetiug, Shirt
ing, Irish Linen, &c.
AIDES DRESS GOODS in great variety veils, Gloves,
II Collars, Haudkerciiefs, Hose, Cuffs, &c.
0LoTHs-A variety of spring and summer cloths,
- Brosdeloh Cassihers Of different styles Satues &c
0tLoTHING-Meu and boys spring and summer STYLES
" of Coats, Pants and Vests.
Doors, Shoes Hats and Caps.
CRocERIEs- Sugars Molnsses, Coffee, Teas, Spices,
NJ &c.
II ARDWARE, &e-Pocket knives table spoons and
table knives ahd forkes razors scythes axes tais,
glass plough points. DC. DC, &e
EIsH-MaeheraI. Herring, Cod FISH
All Of which bought At nett cash prices and which
viii sell on the same terms al a small advance.
All kinds of grain aud country produce bought or cx-
changed for goods for which the highest market prices
viii. be paid.
LowERY, EICHELBERGER co.
Hopewell April 20, 1864.
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III
MARKS PENiiiM,SSULAR CAMPAIGN.

re Peninsular Campaign in Virginia; or. Incidents
and Scenes or the BaLe-Fields and in Richmond. Illus
trated y th numerous engrayings Hy Rev T. r. Marks
d. D., Chaplain Of the Ord Penns ylyana Regiment
i2mo. Price ST.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Annals Of the army Of the Cumberland comprising BIZ
ographie Descriptions Of Departments, Accounts EN-
peditens, Skrmishes and Battles also its Police Record
Of Spies, Smugger aud prominent Rebel Enssaries To-
gethcr with Anecdotes, Incidents "Reminiscences. etc..
and oeal Reports Of the Battle OF Stone River iy an
Officer. Illustrated with numerous Steel Portraits, In
cravings and Maps. Svo. s..
The above works viii be by mail receipt Of the
published price
j. LIPPTNCOTT & co,
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia.
July !, 1s64-5t
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WICK ERSHAN-s
SCHOOL ECONOMY.
treatise the preparation organization cmploy-
mcnts, governments and authorities of schools
BY JAMES PYLE WICkERSHAM. 4. II.

Prncpal Pennsylvania State Normal School at Miers-
vile, Pr 15mo. Sl,25.
From the Mass. TeacherJ
We heartily invite the readers Of the Teacher to exam
Inc this excellent volume, believing that it will tend to
hasten the tine when teaching VIII be recognized as
profession. and the teacher be htted Tor his work
command the respecs Of the wise ard good
From the Com. Schpol aeurna
This Is an excellent book and welcome it Q 7a!a-
abe addition to tie limited lists ii woEs vl eaehes
L was written by and experienced teaehtr
by whose heart is in tic great work Education 1t
is full Of useful hints suggestions ud digectas and no
rue teacher can read without proat. We sincerely
thank Prof ham for the preparation of this work
Ii viii be good wherever it may be cireelated.
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MAYMEN.S 80 STRATED
a Companion to the Iiis1.sstrated Horse
Management.
NEW EDITION.
ILLUSTRATED HORSE D0cTAR

Being accurate and detailed account. ACCOMPANIED
by more than asa pictorial representations careteris
to the TarioRs diseases TO which le Eqne race are sub
jeted together wth the lses node Of treatment and
a the REQUISITE prescriptions written in plain Engsh
~ EDWARD Mayhe9, Al. K. c. y s.. author of several
Works ON Feterina.y Art
[From tbs London Globel
Every gentleman .so possesses or cares for horses
woud DC well 10 keep this book in his house Mr. MAY
new treatment the worst diseases which horses are
lase is very cl<Grlv laid the Inctho Of keen
ing horses well and to prolonged old age is that
tire, Of eollInon sense.
From the Era
one with the least equine knowledge require
be Od that Mr. Mathew is the for tie task which he
as undertaken, and most satisfactorily accomplished
tbs high reputation in the veterinary art and MS qua-
cations practieed writer domestic animals render
him the very person for supplying intelligent and in
teresng work on the diseases Of the horse which would
be devoid OF mere professional localities while at the
siine tlme his skill rs draughtsman, and hunar as
witty observer Of life, enabled him illustrate with his
pencil what he had written With bis pen We advisedy
say that fhe Illustrated Horse Doctor is the very hest
book Of the kind which know and what gives it nm
essential cnarm Is, that the antbor thoroughly fIa
thi1es with the noble animal which lie describes
at once pronounce it scientific yet ineligible in
forming vet highly amusing acceptable the profound
horse doctor yet tie work ofa others the book shelves
10 every gentleman sanetuni. We give it cur
unqualified appreciation and recommendation.
@ Either of the above books will be sent by mail on
receipt ofS3
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no zoe MIsH 20 BE- cuREna

- DIR. BDCANsS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less than 90 days
the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impoteney P.en,:
tllFs Decay Seminal eakness sanity and ali Urinary.
4hd Nef Gus AHeetions, natteF from ahat cause
produced Price One Dollar Der box sent t.ns5
~ mali on receipt Of order One Box viii 1erleef
the cure IN most cases. Ad lress
JAMES s. BUTLER,
}ig 22-61, ,-3m.
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TAKE No MORE BALSAM OR MURCTRF1

Take no more Balsam. Mercury, or unpleasant and s
Eerous medicine Hembold's seNtfact bnchu and imP1'
rose wash, cures secret diseases in all their stages
expense little change in Diet no ineon yenicnee
no exposure 1t causes frequent desire and 81
strength to Ufihate thereby removing distractions
venting and curing structures ofthe Urstha alayng 4
and inflammation, so frequent in the class Of diseases
expelling all poisonous diseased and wornout MISTER
Use Hembold's Extract Buehu for all affections
diseases Of the Urnsry organs, whether existing in
er Female from WhateTer cause originating ana no
ter Of how long standing.
Diseases of these organs require the aid Of iiuF
Hembods extract buehu in the great diuretie, 50
certain to have the desired effect in ali diseases for
il is recommended.
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible ~
ter win rccompany the medicine.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six forS5.eO Deliveredh
address, securely packed from observation. Der
symptoms in all communications Cures guarsss
advice gratis Address letters or information t.
II. 3. HEMBoLD c,o,,ist
104eouth tenth ST. bAiow f,..,+r,,t pbls
Hembold's Medical depa, an @ ~ "a
icsl Warehouse 594 Brrs ~ g ~ : t1s 49,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Females. Females, Femaes-In many affections pes
liar to females the extract buchu is unequaed by E
other remedy, as in Cholosis Retention irreguaE
painfulness suppression of customary eraeuaous
eerated sehrrhous state of the uferus ieuchorthas
Whites sterlty, and for all ompsints incident ths
whether arising from indiscrctoe habit of disspaa
in the decline or change Of life
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Subscribers TO Bedford inquirer
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

DERs0ES indebted to me for Subscriptions Advertising
job Work. will find it their advantage TO pay up,
have determined to close up my accounts without
useless delay ef two three years. Ny bills small
and any who desires TO Ray do without any.
great incouvenenee So pay uVand costsas Twill
MI indebted TO for all ms from Fifty cents up
wards. Prompt attention to this notice may save trouble
J. R. DURBoRRoW.
edford, May p, 1864
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BEWARE OF CoUrgrRrrrrs,

1hWAEE OF COUrsTERrErTS.
3eMMe q Uounte-ats and urTnncipalsd dealers I
enaeaYor 70 dispose "of their own and sother SO
on TIE Reputation attained BY Henboids genuine pa
ratiuns Hemhold's extract buchu. Hemboiis eI'
Larsaparilla, HemhOds improved rose wash. Sold q
Druggists everywhere. Ask for llembolds, take HoF
cut out the advertisement and send for it and avoid y
sition and exposureI
dec II. lS6s-zz.
GToCKHoLDRR'S MEETING-BEDFoRD Rl1
- ROAD COMPANY.
meeting Of the Stockholders of the Bedford Rsa7
Company, will be held at tho office Of the GomPsa'
Bedford Borough, on Saturday the Goth day Of Ju5'
slant &C O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day for the paspas
considering joint agreement which has been entssl
70 between the Directors Of the Huntingdon and p
Top Mountain Railroad and Coal Company and tns y
ford Railroad Company for the consolidation Of sAa
panies, and ths merging Of the corporate rights p
and privileges Of the Bedford Railroad Company pe
huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad ana /
company; Rt which meeting vote by ballot in pfl'
by proxy will be taken for the adoption or rsiecN
said agreement according TO the provisions Of toe
Assembly Of May 9th, 1861, in relation TO the cons
tion of Railroad Companies
BY ordor of the Roard Of Directors,
JN0. z. REED,
July ls,,eAs2t Sssr''1'
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farm in Bedford township, owned by Jno. IT, Push
about tour miles FROM Bedford containing $50 acres.
about 50 acres cleared with log house log barn and other
optbuildngs thereon erected also an apple orchard
thereon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

Inc following l'ttoi which appears n the A.
bsny f,rrI>G JoreSAt- is .giliHcant wa-rt,ng,
and gives some good advice 10 the incut-rs III the
Convention about 10 scnhle u, Chicago. Gaming
from 1Hn Who l. Identified vii the NOV, t,-.ie-
rate md Conservative Republican party, u ceapt
TIL 10 have lu Influence on the ic,lera i.uis VI
those "ho VIII nominate D,mo.rli!c Prs h.-i.tisl
Candidate At CHICAGO.
hos. who ial - iisc. IN ,ho motive which n.
cuc,d certain Confederate politicians to- come Ia
H.. ada IN iuteIhRrace. That ,h"V wan Peace
J. g needed but tpr Feac,' th.y & snaui We
c",'I hi'e ",t.iuad VIII on the III cr oi hst
Inlllon tHns. They demand " f,.ce" which
se'crs the I lion The came uogih I . asss. Val
landghsm, W WOOL, &C., &c., - ,icc . prea,kut
uude- whose auspices such Pea =" ,aa. ". ne.
gotstct.. rhis - the "cr'crtaiui ..nt'' To which
ppit,i1us .rc invited.
Iho'e who de ~ the prcs"ryaik n of the Gov
erumeut and tnlon b. thry Deir cr., ~ Rcpub-
iicsn. VIII keen their eyes upon ~ Ac,-is'ou .nss.-
a. NO then northern svmp I. hi.--- AMI upon
TIE Chiclgu coaycnion. We a., II see Row t,r the
vows OF Mcsfr', Clay, IhumIp IN Senders. So,
ir'.oUcc the actou u that { uuypu..unf We
sHa' see what sort Of unp M, uouiitsiel,
and what principles are ayoSr'i-s II Statesmen
" soldiers who hare, siHcs th.s Outbreak ~ me
r"bsU On Cireu their Serr,crs tp re c.fUtr are
placed pom platform viueh d,.,,aais q ri,Dr-
0"t Pr0s'c"f'tH oy he tcufs o. N, baus Of ya,OH
.'M ''s"''-"m,h require ell IA 'elsllon 10 r..
tin 10 tntf allegiance n ad to tine ,nioy meni oil
iher licotg unicr the Constitution IL we rcfeet.
ei'h men are rumuHted and slSn PRINCIPLES are
sAnnc a,ed AZ Chicago, ! IGH htai the rcsuh eth
n'''ps" yLu' Sucu - hulnlnIio u would leave
every "ltotor To choose between II .. Lincoln amt
snot err candidate iur President go .aky patriotic.
hu ne Nalaliighirn and s. rl.r iniluencc pre-
vail, ~ chicago; If oagGldIi. OF ,Ssep suspected
LOYALTY he uoniialcd, or n thc CON vnnti.n. In its
WSNl I.'ma or Platform, = Yes ,,n uncertain
49,, ao, , 1870 'sS .A'eh ~, tilyues, it Will
Gratis.