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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-14

The Convention Of loyal Southcmcr,
which assembled in philadelphia on Mon
day of las, week, was great success and
the manner in which those loyal men Who
had come gu, Of the Gre Of rebellion with
no.'a'nt Of, treason about their garments
wern received, was most enthusiastic and
iaaenog. Ex,A,toncy. Gen. Speed Of ny.
was President. Nearly every Governor Of
the Northern States were present II nd.
jounod on Friday. Elsewhere will be
found the address and resolutions sslop,ed.
The Presidential caravan IS expected
book to Washington, tomorrow. Al, lndi.
snapolis the crowd would nos ~ Johnsos
sps.t. A riot followed and one man WI
killed.
Rsscler has written another letter ex-
planning his first.
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Every County officer Elected!
AND A MAJORITY IN NEARLY Ev.
ERY TOWN! ,.t,,.

223 towns heard from give Chamberlain
5262l aud Pillsbury 3o,ii5-a majority
thus for 2,206 In 1854 tho majority for
Gov. Couy in these towns was lSii7,
making q net gain in 22a ,owasoi 1850.
LArEn. 3is towns heard from give Cham
berlain 25,293 should tho remaining towns
give the same relative gain, his majority will
reach 40. 900. The Senate is unanimous
ly republican, and but - copperheads have
thus far been ascerained to be elected to
the House. Every County officer elected
Is republican, The Congressional Dis
ricts return republicans by from 1000 to
Goo nsjorities-a gain Of 10000 in these
Districts. Any person who desires worse
defea, for the demijohnsons, ought to be
indicted for cr,iehy to animals, go,
Hurrah for the Dirigo State, and hnfralf
for Congress! ..,|
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( CONGRESSIONAL MAJoairix,.-rhs Let Dis
trict returns Hon. John Lynch BY 1000
majority. The ID District il is estimated will
give Hon. Sidney Perham 6 900 majority. The
Sd District win probably give Hon. James q.
Blaine I. 100 majority The ath District will
probably give John A. Peters 5000 majority,
and the 5th District will return Hon. y. A.
Pike by 4 800 majority. IL here IL not . solid
lot Of Union Republican majoriiiss. We shoald
like to know where you will hud one.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-sept. IL,


Al market fr the current week Cattle, 1913; secp and
Lambs, 1885, ssine. Oooo numlsr u Western Csue
Eastern C,itie, .isS
PIICis-Is~f Catiie Rxtrs, 81 % % II 50, ant
quality, Sl3 q % IL Isl su0d qualify, $l?0 "a u Isl
thru q,ishty. 10 SOD n 50.
IIIDts, 10 Die Y n. Tait~, % ssxb. d no
PELrS 50 CO V0rsch.
CALp SKINS. 2s< v b-lIU rd on ~ d.
WORKING OXEN-we quote ssles a. $50 500, %
$2sj, 2 tutr. '.''l-' t''H '...''
RExIsIs--Caith.-Ths number ot cauls vAs smal cum
rar-i with lat week Receipts l2l3 head The larger par
q which we-tern. Cattle wsre selling ~ ihtis high
e. rates than last week r the qualities The cattle
Sron the state n Nsiu chiefly voskvrs a rood auat
liz. salrs were not quite brisk they somstimeA
A. the butchers dh not like the sdvanor. "' .''
MICH yc0NS-SAes ExtrA $50 ID $ln- Ordinary
$50 40 $50. Store Cows SIS 10 $50. Price II MIleh
Gown teycod Hhervtr up,n ttp fancy Il Ne Tachasr.
swINE-Wholesale, u "a j? 80 hi vtAi, II %
Isle 2 n. '- 'h's '..i '". .'i .l.''t- ..'
SHEEP AND LAMBs- Dat lev In MARKET "a. t....,
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REPRESENTATIVES. FROM YORK 90.

.4eton, Shap'eigh and .Ns,rfeld. Iiubbar,
Stevens, tRcp.) IN 'rn" M. .I'a
Alfred and Kennebxnk.-Wm. Jewett
(tcp) ......... nr..,..
Biaasfom.-Wm. II. Hanson, (Rep gain
James Il. Clark, (Dcmiiohn Contested.
Beririok and NORTH Berriok, Uranus q
l'mckett, (Rep.) no. I.u J is.'aa1l
Cornish and Par,snseed.-iyory Fender
son. (Rep) -.
Dayton and B,erton,-sumuef' Hanson
Rep) 81" n'H
Eliot and South B<rrick, --Timothy
I Iioiii, end Ha.ersoervoo,, TO- --Drmijoln
Kii,uy, Joseph d. Parker, (Rep.)
KsnnsbuakpOH and Lyman, ALBERT Per.
kins, tRep. gain.) ,.s6r- nr
Lebanon agd iSagod,--!samuel Novel;
(Rrp) -. ,....
Limerick and Limington.-Gcn. VIM. NJ.
Macarthur. tlteP.l 'lE- .'nrH
Saeo, Charles G. Sawyer, (Rep.) .prl.
York,-Charles c.. lsarril, issp.) .n,, I
Thirteen Republicapsand two Demijohn.
sous. But Mr.. Clark ; seat will be contested
and given to Cyrus X. Lunt, making u
representative gain Of three from las, year,
and seven from 1864 80 $ .4 r... no
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,Apdwp. IT. Hanson tRsp.) ami JSuss r,
Clark (Dcmijohnson) are elected Taking the
Governors vote rs q basis, those candidates
Who run ahead are rs follows, Lynch one
Clark one Burbank seven.
These who fell short are: Sredt two Good,
~ts three; Goiiihraii, fifteen Lunt. four
GodinS. nine Hun. one Littleheld. two
Hobbs. three; Weld, two Mason, Ave. r
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Gold, TAG 81.

Gold, l46 81.
$1,000 men ofthc Italian army have been
disl,anded. ".'A.' .. ''
The Dcmijolnsons have carried Idaho
Cincinnati has declined 10, give Johnson
a public reception. .n,rrrs ..ilirFV
-, Tho municipal election in Wilmington
Dclewarr, resulted in u large Republican
minority. -iitrl .I .rrVo .r.n1 !rdi
Terrible accident on N. Y. Centrul II. r.
near Rochester. Two killed AMI u large
number woundcd. Misplaced swi'ch. '''.
New Jersey has ratified the Constitution
al amendment, and elected Hon. A. G Cat.
tel o. g. Senator. No. much encourage.
mcnt to smy policy in that. 0' ''' ..'
The Lewiston Journal says that after Q
few weeks absence, Mr.. T.. Sands is back
again in bis old place as agent Of the Ex'
press Co. at that place. -, .,
We h.ivc the gratifying news that the
electrical condition of,hc old cable IL perfect
aud there is telegraphic cemmunica,ion bc-
tween Europe and America through bo,t
cables ns -rrIsr.s llEt O. 10 yal--u.
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Or. Harvey's Golden Pills,
,1 vTHlrr v1llaSb s41Eh'

The remedy Is within reach or sL S~oianf"i
Compound Fin,d Extract Of BseAs, will cure you o.
all Kidnsy Diseases, RAsnmafi'm. Gouf, Crawl
Drop,y and Chronic Gonorrhua and will renew and
restore your exhausted and falling energies. II
you have been too eager rotary Of pi'a'urs moth
ing will do you so much good A. Smoiandsr's Err
tract ,BssAs. For many, disease incidsnt 10 f.
males. .s,ssiarders Bsehs lisa sure and sosgeigu
remedy. Oct hs genuine. Pr'es only One Dollar.
Sold by T. q Stevens and Alvan Bacon, Bidde
ord, and Apothecsries generally.
DURLEIGH& ROGERS, Boston, General Agents
ASK FOR SMOLANDEf'S BUCiiU. iyi
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Real and Lasting BENEFIT.

The written description given by patients, q symptou,
etc. he docs not consider q reliable guile.
II IL therefore utterly rsELEss IN apply t"r ADVICE %
remedies merely by letIrr and rs the Dtors time gen.
crafty yvry much occup he canno even prcise 10 AM
swsr such letters though he epieayos 10 DO 90, possn.
All who wiah to consult Dr. J. VIII pleas ohe ns,oc
named that 10 impossible or him 10 iroong his stay eyv
Zoe single day and and IN orier N obtain the full
beneat Of his stay, an eahy cah desnsbh. g...-
Dr r. win REVISIT Btkiefofd a. Veu rs the interests
OF his PATIENTS may require.
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In this city. Aus n, at the vvs-ooe q hk aber.in.
hston. aeri % y,ars. Ma vs native q ksunsbaf.
port. -.
In s,co spt. l. LiciBia T., shiest Laughter q N. J.
L. Ane,, asci - yean.
IIer rtirug yet genial disposition her ever rady ard
cheerful ministries her mhl hot firm afpl eosssefS
Christian cs Irr great IaueDcs daring bns snd
peculiarly syiag iiDess- uhs living si uhiIs ssferng
INCREASINGLY esiearvl her 10 IN, Al.ohurnts a Viz
hone eirtr, In the snscioa q h,sDk In the cvonienes
svss hisd In tn walks Of Chsan ksS sir VS. slvsys
ready aPrreet through sarsrirf" Na Lst but
gose betsrs! Wa,tiog watching shsre
49, "So hidden grief,
a. No viii ari chccriy-s vision u despair,
No van Ictltlon br swift rrlicf,"
can eer sIoy.
Mrs Nssai Lord. sis a Nr. Jo-sph 10. Lrri. sAer
ion. departed this III. the 1Uh uit al the SlvanrJ
age ~ % Year,, ~ II which . bsi s~n 'l,ess-l
Lao~sr 4 us Lori J,u< sls wAs . vcu,as Il strng
mini, With CHAR coDrIapns u Usts truth. wts- graf
kstyines AMI pr,m-- bsr supiort IN No. aSi lar
ioy FOL oDoddenr n the bour Il disslutioo. ~ hS
t- sah enptaicslly uAi Lsf cDi Isao. ss d-i In
Jesus. hcs-f arr the dead win de In the Lri. Shi
hAs m tRhioi " her L-s ag-i husbas mi w.
cLirsn, siu large nsa'h<r u fr'u.l. aih sc,aaini-
safdnss q Nc prv.ent hk kr,Ls b- q ,hr fs,sr soi
eternal Western lsIsu psass Guy. Cor.
liDsfek, Aus. Is 1854
Ia Marlborough. sept 10. Burton II. Fall. son
OF Nsthaniel ~ and betsy Paii aged yrs - dys.
In shis city Sept. a. Lucy h Henson. vie Of vii.
liam henson. aged - yrs. mo I days.
Funeral ut his house on Oak Ridge, Friday y. ".
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DIR. BICKnELL's SYRUP!
TIE GREAT g..i4.lr .r
c Holl Err A d"R e ~ EI0V

LAisA Dyseatay, phuhrA mssss nSSs -. -
c.muasIa. Pain or cramp In stomach a bsses, sel %
~ s.a.seh p~h.srs' dssse, ~ "a hssI. = =
49,. ~ nsrss:s. IfSuy 1910, ~ 800 r. o
ssste, mild, bui sure 10 ~ sf1cin - s.sssilss.
ihs syrrn, srts IKE ehass sexma - -. -.
resr M . sA.se = - hsss !, ~.iiris-. III
n p,os,sd ~ Dr. uDWaRD scrr0s, rsoy 49,.
l. anf Q: Go0OWIS = oo- 4 p's'a' o'a' A'''''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-14
GEN. GRANT DIsGUsTED.
the New York IIers,d's Chicago correspond

ent ,elegraphs As follows: ',''''
Il Is reported that Geu. Grant has said 81
am dsgusted with the trip I am disgssted
at hsaribg man make speeches on the way to
his own funeral" Its reported that this was
said in presence of clerk in The employ Ut
Gen. Grants brother, in this city, and other
responsible parties. There are no indications.
however, that the relations betvssn the PNsi.
dent and Gen. Grant arc not Of a. entirely lar.
-monjous character, although tie General
p.,,s, most ofhis iias u other than hs Pre-
ifsat,aI car chen Travelling. HIrn ntg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR DOW eonthaes 70 devote his
entire time 10 the treatment Of eli dIssass incl
dent to the female system. An sxpssienss Of wsu.
~ rnfss ysars snablss kIm 70 saarsatss spssIy
and permanent relief in the ~o'f eass Of Snp,rss-
s,on and al other M,a'hssi Dsrssysassts, from
rAafsrr cause. AL letters for advice must ooD-
tain 81. Office, No. . Endicott street, Boston.
main under treatment
Boston, tas'sa, iSss. '3T0tnyso
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept 8, by Rev. G. Tenpsy, MI sinn r.
0ray, u Boston, Mas, AMI Mss RosannAh Rsiu>n, u
this city.
In this city, sept. g. by Rev. A. g Walker, Mr.. Joseph
Burke AMI Miss LIsiI- A. Heyg, both of Kenoshaink.
In sscp nj the rsilencs n the BRIDE, ther, BY ey
H. Windsor, Mr. Alt~t G. sa~yer AID Mis- jennie u.
Girairick, 18th II Saeo
In Berwck Sspt by George ". ISoi. Es1., VIZ. Chas
T. Cole Of th. city, and Miss NioiA L. Cole, Il ssc
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Errors Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv
Gus Debility Pfemature Decay, and all the sfects Of
youthful indiscretion, WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free ~ ell uho nect 10. the rrtpe
AMI directions for making the simpls remedy ~
which he vas curvi. Sstfersp w<hinx h, psodt ny
the advertisers experience. cand 81 BY addressing:
yOHS ~. OGDES,
lytO No. ~ CAspsbsrs street, NsO York.
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STRANGE, BWf True.

Every young Is.iy aad gentleman 10 the United
States can hoAr smashing very msch to their sd-
vantage by return mall IIvss sfsAnysl BY Hidress-
ing the undersigned. Those having fears Of being
hunbugycd will oblige by not noticing this card.
Nj others will please address their ebedient ser
want, THOS. D. CHSPNSN,
IyiO dIl broadway, New York.
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ny request ~ ssysral patients from Rjddefor,
ID and eaco, who have been under my trvslmeni
At Portland, l. Ahall be nj the Biddsfsrd Ilouss
from the i'th Inst. until October Ist vhsrs 4 ear
he conssitsd By all Who are ssnering ffrtn otI
CHRoS'c cospLAIxrs which have bancd al other
tieatmsnt. rhVss sho ale suffering nom CsArffi.
ofhce In Neu Ysyt City The hrst Of Octobsr, hence
my stay isHaAseidsbly short. Cossuitation fsss.
VI, HARVEY. M. d, -
aud Practical Chemist.
RsIercneest Dr. Warren, boston ProG MALI
so0, Nee York City. -
Portland, Bspt. lztil, 60 ~
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SURE REMEDIEsi

DIR. T. k.,TAYLOR, a !aaoyEa knEsr. Dos:
prsctised by Drs Dumas and Rioord.-Sal,. pleas
anf and ua1rant,f po'firsiy ssetssi 10 all diseas
es u the Blood. Urinary and Reproductive Organs
and all lire sularities end Complaints psculiar u
wo,nen. Enclose stamp and roeeiso fsll rsrtieu
lars by mail. 3mJ5
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y,HTIt ia reported that there 10 nov being
established in the South, new secret society,
With view to new revolution. Their agents
ere ut work In oil th. pr incipsl Southern cities.
and also, In Europe. and although using as
much secrecy as possible, their designs can
not be wholly CO ncealcd. j. f.i'.
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.3ESX:YH!lIS13

will not stain the skin Il perfect Re.tcrsr AMI
Dressing eon,biued. Nc other preparation f.t tho
hair contains Pestsehlo Nut on. Sid ny oil I,rus
RIRD, IEED. CUTLER & Co.. AgsntA boston,
Mass. ORRIN SKINNER & CO. Sole PrcpIietorsi
Iy7 ||- Springfield, Mass.
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Have navel more than 50JBu prrons froaa death,
for thsy cure In n single day. Cholera, Dysntery.
ell summer Complaints. Fever ami Ague, and seu.
ralgia. Also, sure cure br lHptheria. Couyhs and
Rheumatism, All druggists cell them, ....,-
URRfS SKINNER a 20. prcp,ie'or.,
SpFtpgfsh. MaSa.s
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/ [I73 DROPS

Roors PEsrAcniSE preserves the life of the iair'
changes 10 frvu gray N its original color IN three
weeks preventing the hair from falling 10 tho
ket, will surely remove dsndruH aud cure all d-
seases Of tho scalpi 10 DELIGHTFULLY."- Perfume'i.
cures badness and
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Fresdosss Notice.

vT,Bfs e.rsis.. that have givss 70 my sen.
= frssejs Hslnss. hi. TIN, 70 sss ani H.ds fof
ma pcr pay any dsbts Of hi. eootrAesins.
w,,.ss, ARTHUR u. nAlNES.
JApmEIH c. LOCKS. Il. .
Ssss, Ssys 10, 49, 3w'9
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"The Hair R,Srtr that gives the best sats hetioa res
tachine--asi sold everywhere ....
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DIED.

II Nctsees ~ deaths, -sc~sv siS iinrs insrtef
&c above that num'-r, r~yuar ADVERTISING rates.
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TO LADIES.
If you require o rcliablsremody 70 restore youu'e
DR.. Harvey's Female Pills,

never falling remedy for the removal OF Oh,t,uc.
tipns, no waiisr lre. vlsi ea.,. h,y @ns. Iney
ease They ure also eficaclous iBHll cases OF weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsas.' 80 Sold In Boxes con-
tanning 90 Pins, Price ONE DOLLAR.
8e. DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills,
q remedy for special cases, four degrees stronger
than the above price Five Dollars per boz.
A PRIvATE CIRcULAR 20 Ladies, With hns Ana.
toassl ssnt free on receipt OF difsotsd
Send Tor DR. IAkyEY3 Private Medical Advis.
er addressed 10 fensies 100 pages, giving full In.
structions, 10 cents SeQaired Tor postage. IL you
will be sent by mall 80. psi<, secure from obscr.
walton, on receipt Of Ono Dollar, ny DIR. J. 9Rr,
AN, Consulting PhysIeiau, $40 broadway New
York, yU
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HOW ARE you, ANDREW

ANOTHER GETTYSBURG VICTORY /
Fer the Her. .r Lii. R...i T.r''
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- -. - 81 49, .,-
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.

...f .rsrg EXECUTIVE pkfA ,c ise
An adJsur,<i srssssa tths k.scysivs Cs1a w ~
tS,pty A,srh Iay Il s,pssmbss Ina 90 ''-.' WV
Ara, f.4Hs 80 EpfIRIN SLNI,
3.3s s-crrtary q STATE.
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Fever AMI Ar,,r is mt the ony con-ueuce n the MAS.
matte PRISON. great varay ~ dsociers Ariss fo'n rs
irritation In nri,rpls dlstrcts smony which NEURAL
gil theuussi.n, GJut lie, ischs Bhnprs.. Tothsche
Earscls, Cstsrh Asthma P'ptltino, Painful afcr'in
ths spsen Mysteries. Pain IN the Bpse,, Colo, parays
anil derans,rnst II the s0mIr, all u winch, when orir-
Mating In this put tile iHtsrIRSnf fype. ~ h,
comes peridkal. This "CrW eSeis tie pEspn rOm ll'e
blr.i anil thus cure. them alike. II 10 MT only the nj II
ertal rcmoly iiscoycr'lr this class ~ cmiAntA
but Il !, th. CHEAPEST anl IL Isrfstiy sa No
harm can arise an it, us-, anil the Iatiet. wien oarsi
10 M ~ healthy he had cyer hal tic dscAse. Can
this he sail o any other for ChIls AMI Fewer!
true Il this. AMI s impor,nce 10 those anctei with The
complaint claps h c-tniatsl 81 u Ia to
he isves aud Ae that my bc traially sail 70 IN
crran rrmrly. One Dealer conplaus that 10 MT god
mlnc n sell bc,use oue bottle curss Whole neshbor-
ho.i.
Prepared by j. C. kvER Co, Lowell, Mass, AMI soi
by all Druggists AMI Dealers In moiicine. 3n3T
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AYERS AcuE CURE
q vsR rHs SPEEDY CrKE or

ff,sfTsusr, or Fsrsr AID xyur.
Rsmitf,Ht F'sr,r, cam ftrtr, Damt
aJps, PsrioiicH Hsafaete or Bill
ious H,afarAs. and Biiious fsrsrs,
indesi for fhs irhol, cta,s Of di'tas-
a. originating IN hillary dtroa ge-
mtnf. cau's by TIE Maiun Of w.
a,maiic counirIss.
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ING with the most despotic power the rioters
OF New Orleans Notwithstanding this heart
less desestiou and cruel psrsecat iun by Andres
johnson, the States Of Missouri, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Western Virginia, MAINLAND ana
dleIewatc! imbucd with Democratic tspubl'caA
neutrality-suspicious. which the fathers otHhe
Republic designed for all Amercans--are now
mailing determined hattlc with herencmies Of
free Constitutional Government, aud ny The
blessing Of God these States will soon range
themselves In line with the FORMER free States,
and illustrate tho wisdom aud beneheenee OF
the great Charter Of American Liberty by Their
increasing population, wealth and prosperity
in the remaining ton States The reeds of oil
garchy, planted in the Constitution by us sla
very feature. have grown to be . monstroas
bower. whoss recognition thus wrunE tfou, the
reluctant farmers 81 that great INSTRUMENT en-
nblei these States 10 entrench themselves be-
hind tss psr serted docsrins Of Stain rights,
aud sheltered by, . claim Of Constitutional oh
LEGATION 10 maintain Slavery TO the States TO
preeent % the Amefican Government the aiteV-
natives Of uligsrchy with Slavery ?r Demo
cratic. Republican governments. without sia
very, A forbtsting Government b0Ning toa
supposed constitutions hehest, scluesced IN
the former alternative The hand OF the Gov
eminent was stayed for 30 year,. Tho ptinci
pies OF consti,utoaai liberty laaguishsi for
want OF Government support. OIgarcpy ma
tured It's power With supple desiSn. Its history
for 30 years Is replete uith unparalleled iaiurias
and usurpa,ions !. u developed only the agri-
cultural localities. geographically distinct from
the frcs-lsbos localities, snd les thsn ono
third Of the whole, with African Slaves IL
held 4. 900 900 u human beings a. ehattels,
vet made them the basis Of uajust power tor
themselves in Federal aud Stale Gereramsais,
To maintain their :nsla,smea,. u EXCLUDED
Millions Of frSe white iAborvys from the rich.
at AGRICULTURAL lands Of the worhi. forced
Them to remain inactive and unproductivs on
che mineral. manufacturing and lanssr ico.ii.
;is.. comprising ,.o.,hird. q .ss saS's sSSsa
6mriy hec,ns, the localities vere agrteuitur.
Any 10 poor for shave labor. and sondsul ,s
'tAsa 10 sgriepliuse on this unagricIlturs! TER
ritory. ssd consigned them to unwilling ,snor,
soeef snd's povssty BY denying c,pHa soa
stranclisg sntsrpsise. II rrpelled the capaa.'
energy. viii and skill OF the free States rom
ths trssI'abor assa,iAsss. BY sanitigassd 'sto''
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IN the Pcs, Orhc- at Blidefoi, S<zis q xaioe. IN,
i day M Ssttmtrf ls66.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

READYMADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
GooDS.-The largest and best assorted
stock in Iowa county, selected expressly for this mar
kst, and VII be sold at rsyy loso -fg.res
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

Our stock Of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS Is
composed Of American, French AID English Prints,
Chlntzes. Briiants Gingh&ms yalencias TaFetas
Apaccas Poplins, DeLsinS, Mozlmbiques, with var
Gus other descriptions of Dress Goods " numerou
70 MENTION
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instruments and
Catalogue Of New Music
Address orders: O ! lam
Wholesale Piano-For and Nusfc Dn.I.r a. - ~
way, New ork -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

For changing the Hair instantly from any color
beautiful Black. with entire safety health anc
without Injury TO the Skin Prepared only by
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
No. g. Washington st, Waukegan HIS
For sale by T. y. Pulford and J r. & C. 4. horrtt
Mineral Point and by All Wholesale Druggists In CHI
cage. 2S-6m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19
Rs.sals WHY Ours is The Best Tst Pr5dusi

!. Most Of the other preparations II all contain
poisonous Irritating substances which NAV do han
II not good. UurS contains subst ance thzi
poisonous may be taken safely internally a,
Mtll rs used externally.
,. Most of the oth,r preparations color the hair or
scalp. Ours contain atom Of coloriug matter
$. Most other preparations consist Of a fs1c ingrs
dents, generally stimulating irritating the skin -
Ours contains over fourteen mgr, dents IN perfect
chemical ,omhina;ion and remedies only bsldnea
and gray ness but viii relieve Neuralgia aud curt Gu
taueoUs Scalp Erup'iuns eGectually.
1. Most Of the other operations have to be shooi
and stirred up before using, showing by this that h,y
are imperfect hsmicai combinations Ours Rerd not
10 De shaken in the bottle and contains sedlBsa
whatever, though it Tauy stand for years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

80 4 friend says tnae he would
have 10 objection to beng sent -
grszs, Il q grass-wldow might be CON
sidered as filling the oil.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

Don't let any druggist dealer urge upon YOU
different article toro Is preparation in
like this Beware Of any article purporting to be the
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according 70 Direc-
tons, and you viii use other
II not sold 1t druggists in your town, trial bottle
viii be sent by express upon receipt dollar
by mail. thus giving you an opportunity at "
testing its excellent qualities.
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