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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
All are Warranted Gold Of the
FIRST WORK EyNSEIE

Our c-ztonsrs viii also have the advantage Of
sconstant succession &C Hew aai recherche style'
and nat;erns sith Which We shall keep our New
York agency supplied.
We have adopted thc p!ar a. SAFE NOW 30 pop
ular. % charging un.!arnl pric". and this price
will invariably DC s. far zach article. no matter
bow costly il NAV hc. The rypenses of c0nluctng
Of conducting our View York A ecncv are paid ny
ire sale Of certificates or cOur onS re- scnting
the various articles. These CERT fcates sold at
80 cents each. or FIVE for 81, and each certificate
will show the holder The particular article he or
rhe IS entitled 20 on payment of an Additional 81.
III the article named on the certificate Is rot de
erred the holder will DBL 20 when &c returns
the certificate by stating what other aItc'e Of the
same valae lie or she may Prefer. and i viii be
sent with pleasure. CURAIN IS To PLEASE
and every means to t1at end viii no exerted Vi e
socita t.iai from every one Who reads THIS no
tice, as we are confdoI: OF giving the utmost sat
isiaction.
THE STOCK COMPRISES
Amongst other articles Splendid Clocks, Gold (
Silver Watches, Rine= set with Diamonds. Rubies
Pearls, Garnet and o. her stones sOlIt 9Te and II
ciusic-sl La les zets Of icwelry comprising pins
and rings OF the fa-hOnai,l. stvlcS. set
in Precious stones OF cveTy variety toGet'tr with
large assortment q: ca,i and Jmerellea and
Pearl Sets: cd studs AMI sleeve buttons &C thN
most beaai.g! patterns, Gents bosom ard scarf
pins, an endless variety &C bracelets, claims
muScboxes. head dresses, cosl''<. charms, &c-
IN case any OF orr patrons A. not in want OF NJ
t;ci>s &c Jevciry. AL would rrcfer silvcrwarc
ve will senI foI ANY Certificate r('urned l.. ~
richly eHt.tved SET CT CAST0RS or Il /
TER DISH. Beautifully chased and plated
A&SnG W. CElTCG
In every part of The United States and Provinces
AMI to All such literal inducements ali be
offered. and on al LEGATION o'reular Of erms
will be- foswar lei. We prefer money sent in
Post Office Orders where ;heycln be obtained or
BY Bank Draft 20 our order. address all Orders
TO our igencv. which will be conducted ny
Nessrs. g1QyE,T syEzssLEESs & 80.
100 Brca dEyay. New Aoris.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
II F LIN DO L DIS
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts emboa. the full
strength Of TIC Ingredients of which they are nam
ed. They are left to the inspection If ali. A
ready and conclusive test of hcirrropertics viii
be comparison Of those set forth in the United
States Dispcnsatory. These enleGies are ?repaF-
cd By II. 7. TIelmbold, druggist Of sixteen
years experiences in Ills city. and wc believe
them to he reliable, in fact we have never known
an article lacking merit to meet with pernanen.
success, and Mr.. lie mbold's .ucciss is certainly
prma facie evidence. Ills Drug aud Chcmical
Warehouse in the City of New York. IL not ex-
celled, If equalod. ~ aay in he country, and ne
would advise our rssccts. when visiting that city
to give him q e,i'. spi Judge for themselves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
Consumption, Scrofuia,
Elleun atis1a, &c.

HECENAN & cos GEN, me MEDIC1N-
Al coo LiNEH OIL his rro'ol - .wsut,
wears experience tie most "a iuanls ren.0 IL use
- While it cares the disease il gives s;reng.h
ana h,>h 10 the patient. Warranted pare AID
made !ro.n flesh lvcrs. So'dbr druggists gsEeg-
ally. HEGEhAN Go.
Chemists ahj Druggists New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
Aleaifal 9cties
DR.JLoNG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

~
Would inform tn. citizens Of Plymouth and the
Surrounding country. thas he viii he in his Office
in Plymouth, in Woolward'< Brick Building. on
the following davs in each month during 1860:
April D. D, Il. -. 90, u, % anl 29.-May
- % 81 and 3l.-Juue 90. q. -, % and 30.
July 30. 81. y. %. and 26-August 2S %, and
--Scptcmber 25. 96, %. =, % AMI 30 icto-
Der 2l % %. AMI : i.-NOve1lher25 -. IS, -, %.
% ani 5O.-Decembcr -, 81. p and %.
RABIE DISEAS
Cancers and all cancerous Affections alterations
and tumors Of different forms. amcnorrhcs. or
absence of tle menscs. painful menstrtuation.
lucorrfea, or iicur al5us, ch'orO>ls, or green
sickness, nrolapses utcr or bearing down, ami all
female connl ints. general debility. &c. Fever
ani Ague chronic affections OF the kidners.
gravel. all diseases Of the back and loins, liver
cnmp.aint, diseased sneen, chronic and innima-
tory rheumatism ecphantiasis scrofula. hip DIS
ease. white swelling sslt rheun, sidliuess o. the
head nal gi:ation o. the heart nervous hcai'"'.-
ueural-ia, eprosv, and those difficult
ties brought abOuthy the inAiscrcti0ns Of voaths,
&C.. successfully treated.
| invite the sick to cell uron M. Ny a@vice
IN I'll cases will be grltdiou>lv givcd: NY opinion
unbiased No expense incurred unless there Is
reasonable hope OF cure. do not make sick 10
make well. or tear down to build un a".in Dis
e3=es permanently renovct-not sinothcrcd for i
time to re intiie in some other part OF the body
DR.. LONG can he consulted in the English
and German languages.
April 18th 'f5--r23yl JAMES long, NJ. D
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18

FENHE MASON & HAMILTON CABINET
ORGANS, forty different STYLES, .d1pted to
sacfad ard secular music, FOE So TO S6i) each.
FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other first premiums awarded them. lllusua.
ted Catalogues free. Address Mason HAMLly,
Boston, or Mason BROTHERS, New York.
vlln!--iy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
AGENTS.

BoSTON-George c. Goodwin 4 Co.
NEW YORk-Dcmas Barnes * Co.
BAITINORE-S. s. Hancc
PTrrSBURG-Dr. George II. Keyser.
CINCINNATI-F. j.. Sure & Co.
CHICAGO ri & Smth, And N. Scovil
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
vi on28-H
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
r.prEs, FAIR AT ST STEPHENS cArHo1'"
= -r CHURCH. p
On Monday evening the

On Monday evening the Fair under the paiou's -.
the ladies Of St. Stephens Roman Catholic Church a.
.rhth s was opened TO the public The Far S sl' PIsr
direction Of the Rev. Dr. MeGynn, the seeS@pn'0'-
Of the Church. :. A. sueyatiess
and enlargement had commenced and they wee s bsa
pleted by bis successor DR. McGlynn The N tbs
Completed win make 81 Stephens Church ths se..r Scs
city and !, Is esleulated that the edihcs WIN -"
people comfortably. - a.. A.. h.gtA and 10 n
width The TraBssps Is i7o fee, By a Iss s NJ Rsast
oynaneaai architeote undcr the direction % "a impos
viii Give he intsrior az he church most osann ~ s,oo
ing eject The enlargement and sssSas1, VIZ i,rss b. 10
ana & believed thai a. least $4,000 VIII oe ,,rctsns
grand Fair now IN progress, owing to The nAai'"'
presepted 30 visitors Az. a,,.s,soa of ihe ads
as the parish which numbers 2ooOo ~ yoana se
bes ars waited upon BY noss ossst soars man oTa -
sSos there post .sss sseSssss ThSnss Tch
ss,ors from an the 6rnepai operas az t rsf
Soncsr sssry sven and d.nao o. nsf f{ssas
fo5@.scs gysa sTas oosncd last evening mos.
!. 'is isss: 81 tSs essqss hsvlua ssss va 'Sf s'Aa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

indicates TINT tcra disposition on ne port OF VIC pIOpe o
sf,p 20 rcoprncatfthe knd feelings which We entertain "W
,rd hcin andt Icspect our Gag 10y -,
1 nenciations d. the aaneso Inward Americans have
ls, soro cdb than any other nabOn Wac Europeans
e eS sIudct om intercourse with tcm, 'ey enered into
fr will United StacS anu opened fhef ports 20 our
trab n porani 10 every popt ot Wow thqf osc anioa
M ieoiona h0nf e cultivated od Sustained nd that thcre
sd De nose rcsyc part 70 ntcirip disturb
them In distant future IL viii be Of impiance 20 tbs
country the OF Japan md we should nov
permit ourselves ioFecOmc complicated IN tho controversies OF
Other powers with CHS peculiar people Suoh Is the pohcy o
this department. -. L.
The Following ports among others have been visited ~ the
yeSs0ls Of lcgT Admiral Bcs c0mmand Macao, SwstoW
Annoy. Foo Ohow, Hngpo Shanghai lShmpoa Canton New
Chwsng. CheeFoo Tnne Chow and Taskee 10 China tne
Of Japan sManla in the PHILIPPINE Islands Anhbong; IN
Bornco al Batavia On er w ou the Shenandoah t1gohed
AZ Fyi. Fuachal Santa Cr Porto Grande forto lraya
SmonsOwn. haurttus, T0maiav in Madagascar blame one
Of the Seycholes gopj Muscat Arabia Bombay Ccyien
Calcutta Penang and singapore ell =
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
during tho greater part OF thc year the service requpd OF
tho ny Che North Atlantic coast aud in the west lndie
has divided between three sQuadronSn or the st OF
November last the Atlantic and West lpdia squaaros
we're consolidated and thereafter designated he North Atlantic
squadron combined forces being commander Dy car Adm
ra Palmer The vessels follows;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

WASHINGTON, DC. November 10 1866
SIR. have tine honor 10 sabmit the following eE-
ht OF ha operaons Of this Department and Of tho
and diversified ines connected with the b-anchcs OF tho
pglJo service committed 10 its supervision.
Daring fiscal year ending June % le public ands we're
disposed "a follows ,.r-far al fn .Ffu o5a.L
kcrs sold for cash - sS3kH ~
Acres entered under The homestead acts---- 1879 81
Acres lOcsfed with military warrants 40J l5D %
approved 10 states swamp l.tyo5o ~
Acres approved 90 otates for railroads ~ 80 ~
Acsus located with sgric,auro college scrip O5iOv %
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
GENERAL EXHIBIT or TEE NAVY.

The total Dumber OF vessels the Navy al this time g75
armed 235 guns OF these there are IN and
active duty us vessels. carrying 29 Tie following
general exhibit gives In detail statement Of tie character aud
oft thai forcp.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

one OF their number fsvorng received by tho Board who
recomnendcd shcad be tested expcrimenty but sach
lest You'd have involved Large expenditure OF money Tor
which tcrc adequate appforriaon Ihe Board eiso
recommended experiments 70 Dc mado under h
dirociion for asceFenng and settling cert general ino
ton convinced that they could efge &c
no definite conclusions The points submitted without pm
ly what they had already rePored tbs board was DIS
sOlved bylordcr ofthc Dcp1rtmcat ..-
ooln.. lln.nl nnn.L nrllin
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

ra ~ 11NfI'0V ID q
Ibscco pounds sOlOsl issesl9 isAslsss 40
Issv S1ns fSSNrD Isllep So,5E,fO SffioS 80
The total value OF the crops above stated was n
at 1855 764 3a in 1854 st. 5oi5436so in lsd, sW' s
1865 W a. y,.,.<.
The meteorological portions OF the reports Of h,
ment at first objected TO BY many are beginning 70 s s
annreoiate TIE connection Of that science with agfcts
h Clearly perceived BY intelligent farmers and ne Isss go
rferences 10 aud use meteorological phenomena w
Agricultural writers Is drawing attentionsto ana HI
general interest In the details ss observations reveah -
herefore deemed important that this Department
time 10 publish monthly and annually the mpst
valuable and interesting portions Of the onsernslon h,
10 The Smithsonaa Institution for the use Of the
TSs expenditures from December 1865 TO Novcne y
rnount 10 Si626o0 ~ leaving en- unezpended PAM"
In closing the Commissioner expresses the conviction @ a
new ara is dawning upoa the agriculture Of our a
Shich intel r.nse AID progress viii eheapen prodce
sahsacs he wealth and the happiness Of the P
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

grand and imposing rcpcwR which bss IN ouragc
10 maHosIy tho 5nst % shechcapcst defense 0t great
nstiOe,e =. GwsoH WELLI& Secrctay % she Navy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
sS.GsI@ i,i@s
ss.I1s.Sll
0..l.... @5sT. oos
EsrIMArED AMOUNT on CROPS.

The following is the Department estimate OF the amoaaf
the following principal crops their average and total value
the Hortern States embraced In cuent crop estimates ~s
past three years
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
RURoPRAN sQUApROY.


The restrictions imposed American armed ships during
the Rebellion by great maritime powers OF Southern Eu
rope virtually excluded naval vessels from the ports Of
those cOuntrie When Admiral GodsbOFough received
bs orcrs restrictions had not been removed and avoid
tng f tho time the ports and countries from which meno
LisbOH
This squadron which is sn commanded By Rear Admiral
GoldsboTough, Is composed Of the following vessels
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Tao vcscs on hc West India station instructed 10
ecso vigilance detecting savers aud preventing the slave
trade provided any lingering OF that nearious traffic
still existed But no CAPTURES havo been made. aud Is 10 be
hoped This Infamous trade is cxtingtlShet
= SOUTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Theout Atlantic squadron which embraces tho south east
en coast of South America nnd the west coast OF Africa from
the Cape Of Good Hope ST. Paul do Loando IS commanded
AZ at c date Of Tie last annual report by Rear Admiral
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-15
Il x Asil ILTVRAL go GeET1 MEET.

.,: -
a "1','''5 u VIC directors ana mem
'O's - - '''' iA'"''" Y ouhSy AsFlcu.to-
Al 'o''s'y wiz 0e Held at the once OF
'S 'e'''s III NC" oregon iowa, On
~l' -'S'' Aooo' AZ 'ne 0 CLOCK L, M OF
a''' "'E' - ''"e l.'o cohsloeFatIon ana
~ o',Ve'' s'1'' SS"eno o. ac'ion upon
''' ''''o"."9 general propositions, II
'"ooa"' a'.'i@a'ie'
'3'' - take steps to procure as
nearly centrally located as may be, &
llFol OF such dimensions as may he
"'eac" 'vf q 'no4ol agricultural farm,
upon "AIcA Is 10 he located she grounds
''' tic annual ialr OF the society from
year TO year.
-na' The advantages c!almedln part.
Tor SUCH iorm are as follows:
a Fair ground proper, AZ rods by
60 contains Is acres. 70 enclose this
will require 200 rods Of fence, Or 3. 800
feet in length. A fence s feet high
around this would require 26.40O feet
Of lumber.
10 enclose 8 quarter section would
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-15
HOME And oTilrH lTEeIs

Che Democrats Of NSmnesheik
county hold a County Convention
at DEBORAH the e3rd inst, to elect
delegates to attend TIE State con-
ven,lon to be held on the l2th Of
July. 4 radical republican
state convention for The n0mina-
tien Of candidates fcr state oi1-
ces Will be held at Des AIoines
on the Goth Of the present month,
and q convention Of conservative
republicans is called to meet at
the same place on the eth inst.
TO nominate a conservative state
ticket. i republican Judicial
convention for tbs djstric; is
called to meet at West Union
July lith to nominate candidates
fer District Attorney and Judge
of the llth Judicial district.
Judge Berry Of this county is
talked Of for district attorney,
while tie contest for the Judge
ship lies between q. Il, WiIlel Of
Winneshiek and Milo AIcGlath.
cry Of f'aye,te.
Reports seem to be rather con
Trajectory as to the fenian situa-
ton. lii the Geographic dispatch.
es of the 18th $4,000 are report
ed as lowering about the Cana
dian frontier, while the dispatch
es Of the l4tt are as silent as the
tomb. We are inclined to think
the whole matter has ended in
smoke.
Work en- the McGrosor Western
Railway extension is rapidly progress
Ing. 1t Is thought that the Company
will commence laying the track III
about two weeks. The depot building
near this place (at Ceesco) is nearly
+, enc'o scd, and viii lie ready for occups-
ton in July. NJ. NJ. Swarthout has
been IMPLYING The place q Conductor
Slorwin Oh the MIG, W. Railway, du-
ring the absence Of tie Capt.. en- .
visit in Milwaukee. g, c. Prescott,
CT Milwaukee, Geo. Sanborn, Gherwit,
and SUar thout are the most genial fel
lows in the wor!d;a pilgrimage over the
country with them gan scarcely be
wearis9rae. Bagg'ge can be checked
to ali points Oh any road froa Capt
ClegA@n's Office in DEBORAH. They
understand I'lerogliqI.ics there. Elliot
Capt. Brooks and Esq. Kirkenloll csr
verify this statement. Sleeper of tlt
Winueshiek House, the prince O
landlords and the very essence Of goo>
fellowship was ovcr-run this week will
strangers. parties and Witnesses ii
ATTENDANCE upon the term Of the Dis
. trict Court in session there.
A reaper agent for the celebrated
Mccormick reaper assured US at Pres
ton last week that farms upp which
that reaper was used in 1864 were no
troubled with the chinch bug in 1856;
while crops upon the farms adjoining wer
nearly destroyed by these troublesom
insects. The Mondoll House, ciiicere'
and fully provisicned by NJ Carr. an
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-15

Mr. Tat editor u the Parkersburg
West Virginia. Gazette has been in
I;ctea for printing p>5ting, and circu-
iat!ng a bill Announcing q meeting Of
The friends q President Johnson in
p"el.i"nn"n eoun'yn y specimen et
the most sublime effrontery the world
ever Witnessed vas the recansattack Of
Mr.. Ihadleus Stevens denouncine
Hugh McCaIioeh as an aposja.e." As
we'll might Judas Iscariot have tainted
the Beloved Disciple with jetrayins the
D:vise Master!! OF DeliaI The Ievdest
of spirits that f%!G' have accused
Ra phael Ct the sin ircoDtinence.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-15

his energetic and gentlemanly corps
Of assistants, IS fast supercediog that
"vhitei scpu,chcr," known as the
railway house, at Pr. du CHEN, in the
confidence and patronage of the public
At the Mcndel. travellers are no,
charged for wLnr chay can't GET, while a
free omnibus conveys them to and from
,he ca"A az! steamers.
:" Madison Wis, certai II church Of
fair eXtv.,yt AMI 1'tg,nt design has
s;vo! toc several years 9Th onjy pay
.i.hy comr'c;cl S,uc. Reason said
TO he tina: the society owns u o fo'ther
up, Charley NooiV Of the llo~ard Gen.
te. house GIfcS grand anniversary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-15

The loyal Georgian established soon
after the close q the va. at Augusta
Ga. has constantly advocated the
necessity f the Freedman's Bureau
as being inl,sp2nsi3'e to the protect ion
Of the negro from the craft and fraud
f his late master. The editor Of the
Loyal Georgian is under arrest by
order Of the civil authorities Tor swind-
ling negroes while he was 8 United
States officer, AMI since. So it seems
that he judged Of the necessity Of the
rreedtnan>s bureau 10 protect the help
.@ss nagfo from the rapacity Of the
white ma from kooT!ease Of his owH
purposes vfhta:t.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-20
1866. |
CHOLERA
y : s \ 3 ~ y y \
The Chief Causes Of PcstiIrnce DESTROYED.

hR. f.. COURTAHET'S DISINFECTING
~ FLUIDS. Secured by Letters Patent
III the United States and France Pre-
pared solely by the New York Dieintv>ting
Company. at their Laboratory. Nos 2,S,
800 and BOZ Henry street, New York Oicc
~ Cedar street.
This Company organized on 4 permanent
basis, with DE-. CoUrtarct, the celebrated
French Chemist, III charge of its l.abora-
tory, Is prepared to furnish its DISINFE, 7
IN" ILripS for sick rooms, nurseries,
ur!nals, Watcrclos,.ts, priv;cs. cess-pnols
sewers, cutters. ships, railroads. hospitals,
prisons and public institutions OF all kinds,
>laUS UShtcr-houscS, utial and fat boiling cs-
tabl!r hmcnts; ali kinds of maN,rcs, (tin-
ntHS'fy increasing thu value o. the latter
to every iarmrr,) and wherever poisonous
and offensive gases cNist. These agents
are ucoGurIZcrs, auti-scpt!cs. ;iuti-putrcS-
cent, atti dlslntcctaut>, III tho scientific
meaning of the words. They remove non
ious gases and odurs 10y chemical princi-
plcs-leaving in their places h"GMtW ar:
they are DESrRovEES, and not ?i"JrlY oG-
SOi'GtInS of poisonous gases not injurious
to utensils in which they are nscd. The
attention Of medical and scientific men is
directed to these disntcctants. Attached
are testimonials IN favor OF this great dis
, covcry, which, with hundreds of others,
car be seen AT the Company Office.
DEI.AvAN l!orsF, ALnANN, March 80, 66.
I" tie PrtS'r ~ tie N,r FORK DiSitt' Co..
DEAR SIR: 1t is all II is represented to be.
We have made many trials of disinfcctants,
but NOW consider that We hav fo.lnd IN
article which surpA,ses all others as !;
remedy against all bad "d"rs.
I. HOESSEL * co.
NEW loEK. April o 1866
! 10 M, p1,ST of III, N,r l"iL DiSjut'1 10.
: DEAE SIE: We proi.oAncr il, without eX-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-20
The Semi Weekly and Weekly News

These two journals are made up with
special re eferenGe to the wants Of country
subscribers, and contain such variety of
matter as to render them welcome Is every
family in the land. In the matter of lite
rature, the choicest stories Of The best
writers are spread forth in their columns;
and more excellent literary matter is fur
nishcd III one issue than can be had in
many of the exclusively literary journals
OF the day. The General News is admira-
by selected and condensed, so as to give
all the current intelligence in as realable
form as it can be placed. 1t comprises
news from every part of the country and
Is always the latest. The Commercial IN
tcliiScnce is carefully prepared, and in
cludes relia bic Market Reports from all
points, which are not cxcellcd by any jour
nal in this country.
Send 1e names of all friends OF cons,i-
tntional liberty, and we will send them spe-
cimen copies free.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HNllE NEW YORK NEWS has hsttled
4 against dcspotism for four Years of
blood anu terror, in assertion of the sane
tlty OF the Constitution. patriotism suf-
ilcicntly broad to embrace both sections
has been its only guide, and it refers now
with honest pride to it's record to show
that 1T has not turned to the right or the
left under all the violence of arbitrary
power; True to its principles as THE
NEWS has been through the reign of ter
ror it challenges public confidence in its
honesty and independence for the future.
The political transition of the present
DAY opens to THE NEWS a new and wider
always has, Oh the inviolability of the
constitution, according to the interpreta-
ton OF the strict constructionists, it pre-
sents rallying ground for all, in both sec
tons, who are friends of a generous con-
servatlsn. AS a true and tried exponent
or sectional amity, it occupies a position
which makes it the fitting mediator in
holding up to the party of order in both
sections, interests and principles that gave
breadth and vitality to their alliance Az
an lntcrscctlonal agent, devoted to free
dom OF election, to trial by jurv. to the
sanctlty OF the hdbeds corpus, and opposed
now, as Tor four years of terror it has been,
10 me ccntralizatlon tnat dares to trample
ON the rights of States, North or South,
The NEWS places itself as a candidate
for support before the great body of this
once free people.
The circumstances of the moment make
the dissemination of the principles Of THE
NEWS duty of individual patriotism.
Every man who concurs in its doctrine
must, if he entertain a true sense of free
dom, do so III no spirit of Indifference, but
rather with the earnestness of high trust
Justified nay, bound-in his love of liber-
tv, to do so, the proprietor places the can
vass ne makes here of the public generally
IN the hands of those men who give him
the approval of their conscienccs as his in
dividual agents. Every reader of THE
NEWS cannot avoid the conviction of duty
which Is here pointed out as the ground OF
the request, that he urges its claims for a
wider support upon all Of his friends and
nelGhbors who give their earnest sympa-
tines to the cause of ''strict construction"
lntersectional Cancellation. and all the
rights of the citizens under the system.
set up by our fathers, of liberty regulated
by law. The proprietor of THE NEW.
calls, therefore, upon good and true cor
servativ"s throughout the country to ds-
charge to their convictions of poiti al
right at this great crisis in the countp's
fortunes, the duty of giving to the irlu-
ence of his paper daily, semi -weekl- or
weckly--the wider power for good whph it
seeks here through the service Of it's sindi-
yidual supporters.