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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

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DHie' oEA' iiLhsos mas oeen transferred
lfon, Yes' tennessee 70 the freedmen's Bureau
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hLphiDah' the oAoktrssedian, engaged
NJ the Haymarket. Theatre, London, y.Tya.>
Hon. b. F. French has returned from a
tour through the Western States, and resumes
tho duties Of Second Auditor .- ~ y ','.' '-
GEN. L. p. DE OEssoLA tho newly M
poip,sd un,tsd stata. consn, n" NJ nrrs -. :,
the State pepsrtment sesterdsy, and reesiyWs5 his
nnaI Instructions from the Secretary of STATE,
DANIEL Wrpsrpp son of Col Flatcb.r
wcb.tar sna ad',n g,nrs snd.on ndT L.' " Iha a nar,.,
Webster died at May.haeld Mass ON an sstrrd.v
aged a5 wear. i.,-,Tn = ,r,TIanr ~
Jrne j Tynvnvoon 80 ". 2Ngd. s;,.o5
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Postal Affairs.
Postmaster General DESSIsoN this morn
ordered the following: r,., d, ,....., ..-

Postmaster General DESNIsON this morn.
ordered the following: ra.r " '.,,r ..-
Reopen the following post Offices and make ap.
pointments: d. . '.''' '' .i'- I.
Goshen Bridge, Rookbridge county, ya.--Mrs
II. A. Goodloe, vice Henry 4. 6oodloe. -
Rockbridge Eath, Rockbridee county, Va
Thomas Woodward, vice Thomas NJ Wilson.
Smithheld, Johnson -eounty,N. C.-James II.
Parker, vice James n. Ennis. ....l ~, 3,
,,!u aftSn, Nelson s eounty, xA->John T. Wallace,
Reidsville. Rockingham county, N. C.-wil.
liam Lindsey. !.
Mocksvilie, Davis county, N. C.-Mrs. Ann NJ.
Parksr-yiee Il d. Drown. 49,.
Lenoir Institute, Lenoir county, N. CIVIL
liam N. Welch--viee T. A, Brothors. ..-.-
High Point, Guilford county, NJ C,-Eli Denny
Vice Alfred A, weloh. nj D.. ..
Henderson, Granville county, n. C.--RliIabeth
Reavis-yioe William H. Reavis. p ,....
Knapp, Of Reedy, Granville county, N. c.
Joseph Woods, Postmaster, vice Ach, Yeazey.
Hamilton, Harris county, Ga VILLAS and
Seats, Posimasters, vice y 7. Bannon.
Marion Station, Lanaerdale county, Miss. B.
!. Comfort, Postmaster ~. ai.. - .r,..
Lopisyills, Winston county. Miss-B. F.
Woodward, Postmaster. I,..,.
sa%mis Pike county, Miss.-Th0nas D. Nor
:. Houston, ChiOkashaw county, Miss John Me-
kenney, Postmaster. .rI,.t.,
Germantown, Stokes county, n. G. Miss
Susan Ann Benton postIpistross, Vice L, L. Glib
son, ID ...y g..
A.hborough, Randolph oountyy n. C.-I.iuuie
win. . .y.,.'. 80
Grenada, Yallabusha county, Miss.-rRobert r.
Alcorn, postmaster.
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THE REBELLIoN IL NEW YORK


Standing on the shore OF Northumberland
county, Va, few days ago, We were told by
late captain in the late army of the late
rebellion that the war is not yet over-that
Maximilan would yet step in and teach the
Yankees a lesson, and the final adjustment
of the affairs of this nation was, Therefore,
yet to be looked for some where in tho future
lie had been led to believe that the Mexican
Emperor would strike a blow that might
result in the re-establishment Of the southern
confederacy, and consequently he was only
willing to accept the present order Of things
under protest and with reservations. In
the waters of the same shore of Virginia,
We found crabs that had shed their old
encasements and were acquiring a new
shell, better adapted to their growth, and
these crabs were called "peelers." We could
only compare this peeler rebel to peelsr
crab. which, instead of accepting its new
jacket and trousers should 60 cropping after
its sIoughed-of shell and creep again into
its crampcd quarters.
If this peeler were reader of the newspa.
pers he might derive more real encouragement
in the columns of the Richmond Nsvs, pub.
lished in New York by BEN wooD, than in
the mythical idea Of the Yankees being
thrashed by MAMMALIAN. We would find in
the columns of that daily the most charming
and malevOlent attacks upon our Govern.
ment, and the most profound sympathy with
the prosecuted and outraged rebels.
Tho Nsws Of yesterday says that "trus
history Of the comparative humanity exhib.
tied toward prisoners by the Federal and
Confederate officials will exhibit state Of
affairs which would make it manifest that Il
any parties are to be tried, condemned and
punished for inhumanity it should be the
Federal officials, to whom the blacksst stain
Of guilt attaehesj' that there is nothing "ir
Andersonville, or in the whole Confederacy
together, approaching the fearful extent o
suffering caHsed by Federal officials, delay.
ing, Withholding, and hampering the supple,
to, the Confederate prisoners that "all
the suffering Of the South caused by the Con
federates forty times told would not equal
the suffering willingly caused by the Federal
officials, by their violations Of the engagement
made for supplying the Confederate prison.
ers, and their cruel refusal to allow supplies
in anticipation Of the arrival of the cotton. I"
etc.
Now here S balm and consolation not only
for tho "peslSr" alluded to above, but for
the much -aDused WIRE. The latter individ
uaI yesterday addressed a letter to the Court
now Trying him through Judge Advocate Col
CHIPMAs, In which he says:rr. .l.
=, ~ Although I know myself full well that
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

ANTIQUARIAN NorIoss TURNED TO Coon
ACCOUST The Portsmouth, N. H., Journal
says We were this week informed Of u sin
gular fortune arising from a desire to possess
an old piece Of fIrnitr-e In accordance with
the rage Of the day. A lady now residing
at Cape Elizabeth, in the vicinity Of Port
land, two OF three years since purchased at
auction in Portsmouth an old mahogany
chair with hairclOth cushioned seat, tucked
round with brass nails The price paid was
fifty cents. After taking it home she under
took the repair of the cushion, and on open
ing discovered some papers, with the whole
value of which the public have not been
made acquainted.
II is said that an important will Of one OF
Earl of Derby family, was here brought to
light, which sent large estate to different
heirs from those who have inherited il. In
formation, It is said, was sent to England,
and special messenger was sent out who
gave the lady large reward. How much
is not known, but us she was enabled to in
vest 500, 900 in Government stocks last year,
1t is thought that she made profitable busi.
ness In her chair speculation. The name Of
the lady is Mrs. Mayborry. ..o.. $780,
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The Round Ta5ls" is round again.
Governor Parsons ON the Logic o
... Emancipation.

... Emancipation.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mereial, writing from Montgomery, Alabans
furnishes the following. which goes to SHOW
that Governor PARSONS is possessed Of excel
lent conversational powers:
cannot too highly estimate the wisdom
and policy Of Talleyrand, who, when Europe
on Napoleon's return from Elba, was about
to illuminate determination against the pso,
pie Of Farnce, pleaded that even in the calst
Of security and peace SO mnch inhumanit5
must endanger tho cause itself, not merely
in France, but throughout Europe; while, Oh
the other hand, limiting the proclamation Of
outlawry to the head and front Of revolution,
Napoleon himself would prove the only logi.
cal resistance TO rebellion, and make the war
n war for France, and not against her, and
thus, in the end, enlist. instead OF repeI,
every instinct Of humanity and social order
involved. Upon the adoption of such prudent
counsel, in few short weeks followed Wa
terloo and ST. Helena,
And now that slavery Is dead, can con.
ceiye no greater social evil than q class
of humanity In onr midst so excluded from
the civil pale as to become stagnant, seeth-
ing miasmatic, moral cess pool in the com
munity. Human nature either improves or
degsnsrates-it cannot stand still; but it
cannot improve without the moral incentive
of hope and a human future. Therefore the
freedman must, for our own security as well
as his, be brought at once within the pale OF
civil law. His citizenship must be recog.
niSed. Asa man, without any reference to his
discretion or social position, he is entitled to
life, liberty. and the pursuit Of happiness
With this view h8vp welcomed the chiYal-
rous proposition of General sWayns, and
have advised my appolntees in good faith,
to admit the freedman TO the courts"
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A Resort OF Author. and Artists.

A letter to tho Springfield Republican
from Newport, Rhode Island, gives the fol-
lowing pleasant gossip about authors and ar
lists who find in retired valley a cozy re-
treat from summer heats: r.a. "a ..'..
Six miles north of Newport, on what is
called the west road, is n charming bit OF ma
ture known rs Lawton' valley. II is most
decided valley, steep and narrow, bounded
north and south by rather high hills. Through
II brook trickles, forming quite q pretty
waterfall, above which there stands an old
mill, long unused which from the valley be-
low, looks like the remains Of Swiss chalet.
This valley runs down TO the sea; and here
many fete champetre, many pleasant in
formal picnic, many m aesthetic tea, have
been givon by the lady whose oottage and
whose hospitality have givon celebrity to 1t.
Here French officers have danced on the
green, youths and maidens have welded the
mallet of, that apparently 1ipsxhAustibly
fascinating game, croquet; grave and reyer-
end seniors have hobnobbed over great ques-
tions, and NIL the clever men and women Wis.
| iting Newport. have found their way hither.
The valley, attractive though II be, wor'd
have few worshippers were 1t not for its pre-
siding genius, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe whose
name is too wcIl known to require aught for
its mention. A recent tea party there recalls
pleasant memories Of Henry T. Tuckerman,
who, as passionately and nationally in love
with Newport as your special correspondent,
never fails TO pass the summer here, thereby
laying in the large supply Of health required
to endure the romorseless demands Of o New
York winter Of, Miss Sarah Clark thS AZ
tist, whose coy cottage in the harbor is Il O.
quented byall the bright lights that sb;no
steadily or flash occasionally on Newport of
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AccIDEsrs.-The boiler of the Manhattan
Soap Company's factory, Stone street, New
York, exploded yesterday afternoon, killing
two persons and wounding three. The eI-
plosion on the Northwestern railway, Tenn,
is described as terrific. Two hundred per-
sons wore on board, of whom seven were
killed and nearly all more or less Injured.
On Thursday morning collision occurred on
the Camden and Amboy railway, between the
six o'clock train from Philadelphia and a
Trenton way train--causod, il is said, by six
minutes difference between the watches .oi
the conductors. ,Alarge number OF people
were injured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9,-Early this morn
ing the eastern wing Of the Good Intent cot.
ton and wooden mills on Market street near
24th street, was destroyed by FIRE. Gates 4
Hindlc lose s35, 900, but they are partially
insured. The loss on the mills is So, 900.
Tho FIRE originated accidentally. .a
WORCESTER, Sept. "a FIRE to-day de-
s.royed the planning mills Of Isaac A. Kress
4 Co., and two brick tenement houses and
four brick houses. Twelve or fifteen families
were rendered houseless The loss is esti.
mated at thirty y-five thousand dollars.
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OFFICIAL ooRREspoNpENoE.
Provisional Governor OF Mississippi q
tho Secretary of State.

Provisional Governor OF Mississippi, "a
the Secretary of State, .
.~t ~ r. "ExEouTIvB OFFfcs, } Z
vi "JAcKsos, MISS, August ss, 1885.
"fNs Hoa WB. H Seward, Secrstaryor State.
fsiR: I have the honor to lay betore You .
COPY % the Constitution Of Mississippi, as
amended, together vith copies of the sew.
sral ordinances adopted, which I hope will
be satisfactory.
-"Respsctfully, your obedient servant,
..a5i "WN. L. SHARxEr,
Provisional Governor Of Mississippi"
THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO TIE PRovIs.
20 IoNAb. eOvEHsoRi or MIssissfPPI. o,
"TD hk Erus iIenet, w. LS Sharksy Prooisfondl
Gouer1'or ths STATE qT kissfssippi, Jackson:
"SIR: Your letter Of the 2sth ult.. accom-
panied by copy Of the amended constisu.
tion Of Mississippi, as adopted by the recent
convention OF the State, has boen received,
and viii engage the early attention of the
President. 1 have the honor TO be, your
Excsllency's obedient servant, 7.. r
.1.' 'r "wILLIAN II. SEWARD"
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From Mississippt = The State 20 he
Evacuated by the U. 8. Troops-Fire
Mt Icksburg-C Colored schools.

NEw 0RLEASs, Sept. THE Times spe.
cial correspondence says Gen. Slocum has re.
called his order opposing Governor sharkey's
call for the militia. Governor Sharkey Il
out in a letter snbodyihg A portion Of the
Presidents proclamation which sustains the
Governor, 'ra I.. .,r. .. ~ ..ps ..
JACKSON, Sept. 5.-Troops are arriving
here preparatory to the evacuation Of the
State. The people rejoice at the idea of the
restoration Of civil authority.
The. marine barracks at Fort Hill, near
Vicksburg, was set on fire on Tuesday night
and burned.
The colored population and the public
voted to assist each other to maintain schools.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

J. DAvIs.--From Fortress Monroewe have
the report that the Government carpenters
were set to work few days ago to convert
the old telegraph Office inside the fortress
into quarters for JEFF Davis. Yesterday or
ders were issued to stop that work, and to
prepare quarters for Davis in Carroll Hap
building, which is inside the fortress also
1t is presumed by the Associated Press re-
pOrters his trial will take place therei hence
these preparations, but we very much doubt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

| Tho New York NeHs has not a word
to say about the Democratic State Convcn-
ton. 1t can't do justice to the subject. As
it is manifest these people can't live happily
among Abolitionists, would it not be well to
gather them all up-the Necs and its editors
past and present, the Richmond Bulletin,
ALEXANDER Lose, and Frrz JoHS PORTER,
their friends and abettors-and have them
"colonized." What a jolly Botany Bay it
would be.
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am wrongmlly accused, that an all.seeing and
ali. knowing God knows my innocence still
need some encouragement from Others"
We believe that two chaplains are to at
tend him, but We should have sooner expect
ed to hear him petitioning for . copy Of the
Ns'c' TO be served to him daily, from ~hieh
he might learn that his conduct has not been
shade worse than "the Federal officials, to
whom the blackest stain Of guilt attaches. ,,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

~ LUCIUs RoDISsON, Democratic candi-
date for Comptroller in New York, left that
party long ngo-or rather it left him. He
will doubtless receive the Union nomination
as well. Gen. SLoCUN's compositions don't
read much like COpperhead editorials. And
as for JONI VAN BURES, you may call him
what you ike and prove 1t by the books.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

D- From New York, by special dispatch,
We have an inside view Of what 10 going on
thers .poiisiosliy.A II @af require larger
stock of "smut" than the even the World
has, to blscken tho anti-slayery record which
Gen. SLocUN has made since May, 1861.
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BosroS, Sept. 9.-At an auction sale Of
Government vessels yesterday, the wooden
screw steamer New London sold for 90, 900
the wooden screw steamer Albatross for
Sl9,s0O; the schooner John Griffith fol
$40, 500. The steamers Wilderness, Penguin.
and Emma, and the bark Midnight were
withdrawn, the bids not coming near the ap.
praisal Of the vessel o.
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From Me1ico-Quite a Time at the
Capital-Defeat OF the Liberals Re
ported.

New YoRK, Sept. 9.-Advices from th,
City Of Mexico to the 18th ult., state that
the French inhabitants celebrated Napoleon i
fetS day on the 18th with enthusiasm the
Emperor participating.
The Emperor has issued n decree regula.
ting his diplomatic corps, and be reserves to
himself the right Of appointing and dismis
sing all representatives to foreign nations
but they will be under the immediate direc
tion of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. A
similar decree concerning consuls has beer
issued.
It appears that an imperialist force sum
moned the surrender Of the town Of ZongoIica
and the Juarist force sailed out of the for
before the expiration of tho armistice, bu
they were beaten by tho imperialists, who
then took possession of the town, and the
municipal authorities then took the oath OF
allegiance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o,CIooIt. r. M

~esn.ra, PArnfSs, u. candidate q
tho New York Democracy for State Treas.
urer, was formerly employed in the rear Of
the Army of the Potomac, in partiIan war.
fare against the reporters. He ives gen.
orally the under dog in thht asht. - -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNrSG-over which Gen. W. T. SHERNAS
used to preside-is to be reopcned on the LIST
ofoctober. It's to bedeprivcd ofits military
character.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

"AN AMERICAN battle has yet to be as
dangerous rs an American railway disaster, -
wrote, DIR. RUSSELL in '6l. Rather strong
but then a battle doesn't happen every day,
and a smash-up does. -..a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

The inevitable "M. d. c." writes from
London to the Round Table. But his blum
ders in European politics are not dangerous
so long as HAzEwELL is left Ges to combat
them
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

A RICHMOND ,COEFAB.--A Richmond cor
respondent says he heard and observed the
following: Bed % ... 't.oW
Bright Freedman strivingt to make a bdiky
horse go, Is addressed by Confederate S0l-
der Why don't you whip him. / can lick
him into it," - 10 So ,,... rn,.n,.'
b Freedman 90 way dar. Yiase been
tryin' 70 hSk sopsthin' desc 70 yes,s and
SoWan w !" 'nl~- = .. ,lu.r, tIs sgJou -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

U We have intelligsnos. that Gen BANKS
is about to return to Massachusetts,. He will
find that he has not lost his place in the
hearts Of her people. l---L-.IrL---.
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IAN ready to go to sea now, - said a cap,
tain about to embark upon three years
whaling voyage and he gave bis reasons.
"The old Gag has new lustre, since 1t has
passed through the bleaching Of battle.
can aaunt 1t now in the faoe Of Englisbmsn
Eithoqt dreading the sneer that at bone II
floats over slaves, ~ ''0' ''''' ~,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

~, EscAPED.-Johanna Walker, a rcolored
lass, was arrested yesterday by oniosr Mulligan
in the Second precinct, and was fined % by jus.
nce Thompson. Johanna not hayinRthe .'cAsh''
was locked up In the station house, but sometime
duiing the night managed TO escape through The
window. 'n ....u IA ,-e.T
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Freesimsn,a Amir.

Rev. J. II. smInPERD, Secretary of Cor
repondence for the Frseemen's Commission,
is soon to open an Office in this city. His
address will be LOckbox No. 81. .'
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ny TELEG n A PH /.


PunADELPurA. Sept, 9.--The story which
appeared in some Of the New York papers
concerning the late DR.. Kane is pronouncc cd
by his family and friends in this city as sim.
ply canard. .'. D..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

CARL SEIZURE says reconstruction in Mis-
sissippi looks more promising than in any
other State he has visited.
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INTERNAL REvESuE receipts yesterday
(September th,rSl, l43, 1873. ID.
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INTERNAL RRyBHUB RECEIPTs.--T re-
ceipts from the internal revenue to-day will
amount to between eight and nine hundred
thousand dollars, ~ - 30 4. ur..i
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KErcHUM catches it. The grand jury hai
found twelve indictments against him. -,
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THE town of Shreveport, La, was no,
burned, 1t seems. n...r H ..
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-, As- The Bridal Chamber, AN Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
sealed snysloPss Address, DIR, J. BKILLIN
aoudHToH, Howard AssoeiAtiop, Philadephia1
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RAILROAD AcCIEENr.-From New Orleans
we learn that "nigger' took ride ID the
white mans car. Nobody burt.
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As- Friend in Need - Those re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
such man Is DR.. DARBY, who is daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, and every age, who have
been to all the sef-cSlled doctors In this city,
ana sPent valuable time and money, with no
Oeponl llIil he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those OF mere boasting
prslenders, whoseoBly purpose is to fleece tho
unfortunate, and then advise them, wheh ~ 10
almost too late, to apply to him.
afterwards. mn pARBY
No 400 Seventh street, between D aud 4
straats, WashiDgtoa city. fel8.u
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National Bank Currency.

The amount Of National Bank Currency
issued during this week was 81, ,4S4 900. To.
tai amount issued $I79, ssl, $40. ~ ..'''
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Appointment by the President.
FIrz HEsRr WARREN, of Iowa, to be Min
ister Resident to the United States of Amer,
lea to Guatemala.
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AS-EnyelOpesi EnvelopesI nyelopesi
Every variety, style,aad quality OF ENVELOPES
constantly on hand, aud delivered to all parts Of
the city ut New York prices. ,....,UI trr
iA5-Orders promptly attended 10. Factory over
Polkinhorn's Printing oace, $40 D street, near
Seventh. Oh -, - 4. an1l N
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NEW YORK POLITICS.
CONSERVATION in the Copperhcad Camp,
THE DEMOCRACY, IAsTERN IN
HAND, sEARCHING FoR
'''-'. AN HONEST MkN.' 's-
they Find him among th.f,spusiloans
His Nomination BY tho Republicans Probable

THEY ATTEMPT TO aoBBLE HIM UP.
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s- The EARLY Physical Degensrscy
OF the American People, and, the early mSlan-
ehoiy decline Of childhood and youth, Just pub
hshed, by DR.. Stone, Physician TO the Troy Lang
and Hygienie Institute. '~AH'Ia
% treatise on the above subject, the cause OF
nervous debility marasmus, and consumption,
wasting OF the vital duids, tho mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitation, impaired autvitiop,
aud digestion. N O.. ..s.i
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain this
book.
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE,
jy2O-ly No. % Fifth street. Troy nv