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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
MISHLER'S CELEBRATED
HERB BITrERS.

soLD BY SPECIAL AGENTS IN ALL CITIES AND
TOWNS,
The brand Specific for all disosseu srsiug nom so I'm
pure state OF tls BLOOD or from die rdered stomsen
The recipe for making these celebrated Bittcrs was
brought from Germany by ceiebra'ei physician. ~
was from MIN by John Mishler, the father OF
the present proprietor Tue Bitters have been maue
and with wonderful In Lancaster county,
Pa, for more than twenty years. BONE iour years
since Benjamin Misher commenced the masdiaetne ~
a more extended scale. The wonderful cures wrought
by them have brought them into such demand that u
takes thousands gallons to supply the yearly aemtud
for them The ingredients Of which they are comp ssd
embrace number OF he best ana most eteacious veg
table substances known iu pharna 3opis. The method
OF compromising all that 10 kept secret IN regard to
their preparation.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Cholera that most dreadfu sHourges hers, and be;
comes LOOK cd Tor the best remedies to ward
OF the attacks OF this terrible comp amt, II ia we'll
known that the ecacous cure Tor cholera Is that
which pOssegsts heAling pUwers whether II
applied internally or externally, ruis Is the reason
why violent fr etiOa, hot bricks, Nc are so uaetn
Mishler's Btters possesses greater heating power
thAa any medicine ct dCUNerOd To test this let any
One try e. take dose and now IT will you
the system THIS beng the case these Bitters are Of
fsred remedy for Cholera with tall confidence that
they will most surely effect II taken ~ time. In
evidence OF this fact offer below letter from one ni
most eminent druggists, who had great deal OF
experience in Cholera during It's vstt TO adephiA
This letter entirely unsolicited and therefore Is
entitled To the most implicit belief. The writer ~
graduate OF Philadelphia College VI hsrmacy, was
Steward for three years the Jsrerson Hospital ~
Philadelphia, and for fifteen years druggist l:
LAsCAsTkR, oy. Cd, 1875.
Dr., NJ. sHLgR-pcar Sir:-knop ira that the Cholera
with ills dreadful rAvARes ~ nov upon our land aud
KNOWN hat medicine now ia OUT country possesssi
uch cAoriu ulu suc- which ia the vital remeay
all diseases ct tins iui as the Is tier are
King, 1 you ioptspAre such quantity OF your
Bitters would SAT- ali uemhnds rs assure yon theJ
will be An invaluable remedy and Will lie hailed ~
blessing BY all who wall use them
Yours, respectfully
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
TIasa EAWMEIss MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Com pany Of the state
nE La nrA.
lOnlaiNAL Nun OEgnk, &c

Of Delaware.
tORIHINAL MILL CRgBk, Ac.
This Company continues to UheI to the people OF
It's superior advantages Of lnnura nee az ainst
by Ore, all descriptions Of property except Ma
The Institution IL by 20 years expe-
risnce tn aud the subject Of Mutual lnHn-
rance tbeug the hrst to introduce the principle INTO
our state by reason u winch is believed the Man
Sars la W, n.en enabled - To- AdiuEt aud
betw ecu the Ilerent varieties OF property Hs TO rem
der the membership among tho most scquhable IN
character oi the numerous insurance Companies pre-
it takes otdtt l.elt, tuat its payments LOSSES
hav prompt aud liberal, that in ~ years bus
ness and lus4Gh reaching ovNt TloofO net single
case litigation has occurred, aud scarcely one with
out ire siusitcEion To tho parties insured
Looking more the gaot! than 10 tho number ana
amount rtake 1t has declined HundTedu OF fhou
sands of Dollars Of insurance, either as requiring too
iects Insurance orthe character Of the Institution
In ths mauuerit II conceived II hae the safest ana
most select list assurances, in proportion to the
| amouut--9yvt six Millions Of Dollare OF amy other
Conpa ny within reasonable range.
As evidence OF this, 1t has not only reduced the rave
OF insurance at all limos moderate, one-sYth, during
he last years. hut it presents now clear surpiuh
fund OF ti1Oin security against any assessment on
the Dopofit Note, which sum by the resort 90 SEP
| Certificates the balances due to each member no"
being issued viii he paying interest 10 them from jar
uary ls62, atte RATE Of per cent per anhum' thus
making a still characterization.
1t commenced the year 1863, with real protection
| Surplus Fund 0o,OOO
ro,,,rro,,c,,on ssoO 900
tits tie werk Of the Farmers of Delaware and as
such they ought to patroniIe It. ... ,.upp
President-JEssEE SHARPE.
Secretary and 1'rr4Hursr- R0BBRT McCABB, M. ID.
DIRECTOR
Bll Wilson, Buludywiue HID; James DalAPlain'
cbristiaua H.; James Webb, samuel Barr, e, u
Stotsonhurs aud Jsssio Sharpe, wilmington Ad.; Rob
at MeCahe, MIL Greek Nd, John +. Williamson,
white clay Crack Nd ueOrge z. TylOut, New Castle
Hid; Curtis +. Ellison, PeHcHdrr Nd John g. CLARK
Red /. ou ia d. WIN. Cummns SMYRNA Thnnr''
murphy, ST. tieoJgrs td., tmrtes Il Flemtugi Pet"l
=. Cau,sy, Milford =. = o"m"gys, Dover; CharloSTu
nell, Geurgotuwn.
AGENr5--As well or roc wing Applications for IN
.urancr a duc- OF members 49,,
Ell wilson, Brandy VINO, "a Robert acCabe, NIL
Greek iid jam pAltraiu, Christana nd Iohn
Wiiliamson Whit Clay Creek, HI; CARTS Q. Rson
Plncndar Hd; Red Lion, 81, Georges, and Appoqutni
MAX Hundreds Joseph GriMith, SmyruS lame
Crippau, New castle Hd, Charlie. 4. flenming, MI
ford Charlrs ruuuelt hometown Henry Todd
| Dover. , =,
| Comnuulcaiionsrn general business addressed to tn
uudel,ivnod Wilmington will mediate after
tUu. kobEhI NoCAbE, NJ u
July - sacfe'Hy'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

B. Mish,et Herb BteTs guaranteed 20 CUE Dys-
pepsia; Liver Complaint Fever and Ague lnteTmittrn
Remittent and Typhoid tevers Loss d Appeht', Nor
vous Aneotous, ueusrd Debility, or Weakuses Iauted
by excsss, imprudsnoe exposure Coughs aud Colds
rheumatism, DBrrho9 Cbolera Mottus, CFsmp "a tue
Stomach, Piles and diseases of the sain such sero-
fulA, Ulcers, etc.
One brand of these Biters 10 prepared with especial
reference the Of vonersl Diseases, aud they are
tie most sic4cious remedy kn1sn. They also remove
all distractions t. the regular course OF natdre ~ To-
males and the various complaints attendant hertupOu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
rFiI ,E,C4RAPHIC
AND
Comm rcial Institute,
S.W. Cor. Sd and Market SITS, Up Stairs,

S.W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,
tErtraucoou Tmrd street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole OF the Second and Fourth Stories Of Ola
zie building has heCn lifted up and occup ed by tho
Institute which will Op-u for the winter Com
meueins gu Mo1day, 0cl'b.a 9t 1868, aud ending May
LIST Is e. during which period It VIII be open daily,
Saturdays and sundays eXceptedj from a, NJ to II
NJ aud from to p. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs.
day 40 Friday evenings, il viii be- open from 10 2.
The services Of M accomplished piau and ornamental
pennau have been secured, 10 teach
PENMANSulP
IN all Its branches he has supeTiosud but sw equals
in ths beautiful Alt.
Facilities for acquiring romri+te Mercantile eduek
ton, such before offered 10 the public
OF Wilmington consisting Of s'uglo aud Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
BnuGng, Exchange, iu-uraHcu, strambpatuR, Commits
sion and Joint stock company business, Nuinut
Forms and Calculations, otc. etc.
In the TclCgraphc Department every advantage that
bs had any office, Is aHJr1rd persons draG1u-
learning -
TELEGRAPHING
Of the pleasant and lucrative employ tha
eau he pursued. TIL rebuilding Anj bsldi OF old
and lines, throughout the Northern and southern
States the large and constant increase vi business
caused demand for operators that the Did method VI
learning is inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably in advance to be paid at time of
discount OF twenty per cent made to ladies, For iurth
or particulars inquire al the lusiiiate.
az The pubic iuStedi visit the Institute auI
I examine the vtrinus departments oct 5lf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Guns nut Cunning Apparatus.
IOSf EGElN Ep slnck Of English Double and singl
y Guus, Powaer Flask, Shot Belts, &C,
CAPELLE \ BROTHER,
aug7 2l4Market 81, Wilmington. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
REMOVAL

The pritserr we tn,u,r,o. Conin..y have removed
their oiico iulm s 70 o."
80. 6Or Market street.
VNCORpuHfIEH Er va. I-fi$LhTl RE or TuE
1 sTATEUt DELtNEhE. y.thA Capital ui y 100000.
The Precedent aud r'slt lr rFttNtha Hpphchoh Y
insurhncr thor .tt 90 M4AuinUton ngsinst oW by
Fire ~ every Gr-rtrEHu ui bpiilug'lu general, mar
ehNnd'lr, .hp- ltt sud their crsn, househ"ld iur
DAMAGE By ilalh ttur uurtHttnu at goudN, wares
cha ruNuIIH lIIflHU.
Terilz OF lnsurauce u be AIS lAyOrAhS ssAny of the
UompauicsI the CttgHf OF PhlndelpiR ar New York.
Parties n-uTal maY Eorgtr the fullest cnnhenc"ih the
soil Of ITS eApitsi, Hni htaiosHasN Ill be promptly
nd listed BY taH company.
Al he Aunut tceii.1 hel Aareh 6tn. the following
stokl, l,r- al Dnc,tpi-ta serve ion tho ensu'
ing y'HI w ..,,,,,....,,
Ues rp. Innr-. EHill. H. SrrIfh,1 Edw. hicinHn,
nnsii Z. Ntanr John Il, iurtrr, Geo, Y. spHrkH,
JUs. NlruiIultI. -Euurl Floyd, Geo. v. bush.
may be melrf1 time lest than three
Ia Aion 10 the stnvr oae"i surin property, the
DelawRru Fir" lnauIHncr COMPANY, wkuse charter ~ per
petu, effect perpetual u-tHnrr on Real Estate, To Ell
feet perpetual tuSurAncr tn" person becoming insured
according Ia tr- nature nj The risk upon the amount t.
be insureI-hn Ehich eau bee Withdrawn at time by
leaving per the amount deposited This method
believed 10 Ia NuCh yhntageOuH to the insured
than the fnrmerhe eSpense IL about one-ha less and
there il renewing OF tn" policy from time to tne.
Property that would b. insured at N and
cents l, will he insured at SA and Sper deposit
and in liks proportion as the risk increases.
Persona Wishing to insure their property or wAntnEi
Formation the subIectot insurance Will apply to The
| AEehtERsa owe, nr l" ,,s,,,,,,,,a,,,,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

holstery done with prom ptnas- muse
INDEhTAkIS6,
R-ET, t4e R.Futs Of FIsks Metallic Hu.utc.
stale II B'r~4re. same style as used for th a. % %
Clay Webster ana other Of our most rf uFAI OF
pOlothi Mahosiny act Walnut CohnE, slu avs an b.Da
nstslss uperIntenaed perrgDsy By one OF uu'-
oabnet Iasers stsriss hair cloth y.n. ts u N.
EeS &c AZ fhi iadephia prices furnished 10
Az @ eo5 Market street. doors
!
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
DYSPEPS STA.

DIX sTRIcKLAHp'5 TONIC is
"a. = = ~ te- Prui araiiou Oh
..yir aud iieTt-, win an;AtcIgs
t'u .'.lu '-tiVps 90 btrsnsnten
a" 7sori % Al ne.vau. systsal
- 7e'Urdy 5ur Dysp,r-
"a or la'iA- Ill Cd. Sreg, ,isn..--
. ~ ~ N'"'lArl. + i,,;u-cuay and
'l.'l '7t, i.err'.ry .sriiollarly
Jus AL DI-r sptf, rer..us :
.s-ywh-rr 1t Sil.r ~ ~,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Things worth remembering.
THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S

Thtrd Stycr' Dd,t.5 Eqy H0us, suit H0urishes.
81; Ih1 ID 10 without question model eslal-
nj; az luent.
- That kiuds - rhpec Game, Oysters and
R"hurhn"uis nrrterFrd up there in the very
best styles.
That hdivs iyAtee uing spartmlut, where
they can enjoy gDnd u,isil wi shout interruption
That every hin" about the place is aud nice.
fhlt AttuEtIHr wulrt# a." always employed
That the -tahii-puNHt is krpt by man Who has been
a public caterer Z pgis aud knows the business.
That the place = n y respectable, and is patronRed
by very best and most respectable citizens
That noise OF disorder is permitted there.
THAI the prices nte always very reasonable
That meals may be- had At all hours OF the day mig
and the proprietor is determined to commodite.
That his tables always trnishod with the choicest
kinds Of Game Fish aud every other dscHcy in their
season.
That tho place IL central nnd easy Of access.
That il IL a ttvuIit" resort business men.
That isn fact pnblic institution which the people
pattorifc because 10 il conducted properly
And that II rs permanently rstahIlHhrt at
No h-AN'E IiatfGD SEzsEE1,
| HiLNf NuI ~, DIN
Where a'lN l.t.i u,t!I Rprl3-ti
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

sgkN The subscriber has constantly on hand
S3lRI> Locust and Broad Mountain Coal Of all sizes
-oareiuly prGpared for family use, at the
lowest market prices. 22io lbs. to the Ton.
Please cali before buying elseNhee Also Hickory, Oak
apd Pine Wood. BARR's Coal Olare,
apr2i.tf Front aud Tatnall Streets, Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Soldiers Bounty

a Il d back pay c oIlect c d,
by GRIMSHAW q McCABE.
June Aft SOP Market Street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-30

the peri1red and usufpihg traitor. But,
alas !h the ''coufagef audi "ithoroughness'
which would make that boSs bic. wouldsatl
the ssmetime make itjaglpscessaIy, ~ 2, the
presence Of a united North, led byecOpr--,
ageous men, there wUtIld be now, as In
1862, no rebel Democratic party worth
counting. mi sd1 nBisus Of srsliidDqgd 4.
,mSome feresee q coup, d'etat in the, literal
.selise7-a violent move against Congress,
We hardly expect that. That Is too good
to be true. The GINNING trHitorsst Philad
delphia do, not intend TO giYel the North
any such advantage They see their mis-
take az Sumter, and have no slntentlqPn PI, OF d
painted fire, says tile proverb. Tltoroagh.I
1y whipped In that method, the South 'Will
never risk ,proyoking another 1861, if " can,
possibly be'ayoided, The move upon Con-,
gress4upoH. What this traitor accident
dares I'd describe us ga body calledI 9ofi
which assumes to be, the Congress- of the
United StatesIzwil be made under Legal
ferns. The trick will be 50 covered that 1t
will bear a speciOds argument Of eots6ibi-
donality. SEWARD belongs to the BaFnumy
not tOthe Cromwell class. But,Whethera
'blow,come from Jefferson Davis hand, or
aitrick from the brain of William III. Sew
ard, either WIFI fail in the end.n We have
no fears for the .fpdI result. JNstioe will
triumph. We have Gods promise for that.
The Jew in Egypt, burdened and crushed,
never doubted he should see Canaan. God
had promised that. But whether in four
years or in forUyy or through what perils,
none could tell, We, toe, shall reach our
Canaan. But whether in four years or
forty Through What pefils-whetlier as
one nation or .two-wliether all gathered
round the teniplcat Jerusal,m orwith one
king there, another in SamariazT5none, can
tell. ,..r. WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-30
, Two Women.

Z b. ~ fusrs tHf
The Albqny. argus mentions, the case Of,
the arrest of a. woman, whose forlor3lS
face was NODDED into that typed whichnm
toll and constant struggle with pov79ni
erty impose, for having in,her possession a
box or two Of Cigars without revenue
stamps upon tHem. Z She mad made themiiis
herself it was said, to furnish food to heriov
i family ofehildrep,e Revenue. laws, to bebi,
elfeeEli ye, must Of course, be severe and a,s
be administered iihpartialiy. COnfscation olA
of the property, imprisonment anda heavyins
p fine are the tpeaal tips of o1r 1awE WhileI
1--WE cannot complain ,ot the provisions of =,
4 the law, the people who pay tie taxes UNI s'n
der 10 may very well ihqGirel both Of thelnp
necessity for 10 and what use Congress oi
emhkesi iof the money forced from tbeipoI
. pockets BY such severe regulations, y yust "a.
before its late Adjournment, Cohgress Voted d"
ten thousand dollars to anobhef WbttlaH39qa
nequFall bpnlpownl with ittheI one aErestz
.ced for haylng the cigars in boxes {,
without revenue stamps ~ affixed, ybvt'
whose faces wasnoof1aI diffeEent noastl oi
IA handsome faee andI al .talgnt ifDrsdt
'loPbying," is the descriptipn given Of her, m,
lcand she wanted and obtained ten thousand
dollars OF the money collected ffonfthe woL91ot
men who made cigarsg or1some other arti-go0
Gle, TO furnish 9I food to their family spfr
children" She was a pretended female ar
u tist, and wanted and obtaihed ten tifousanHsw
dollars for stataewiIich she promisedstoebt
make, to- be stucknpiH some corner Of somesy9
garden in Washingtony And thus Congress :.
q nflihgs away on pets and faYQrltes the pro-
7 ceeds Of the taxes they impose upon th0uARR
sands who are struggling lfornexistence in9dt
the CONSTRUCTED dhannels of ,temale labonryyK
Again, If the poor, woman who made, the IA
cigars Ito furnish food for her family OF ~
Ghildren" had only Been 6Edct Dtfe G6vefh2 sw
mentiwOnM haYetakenoQlreQ her spdcAeET
-fapiR apfs SbildareaSS !, Being white, gsheuo.
philth thropy, the c6Stcighce,9 the fuf1anfIisIl
ityI or the justice ofthe present age. spoon aaA
white, trashl have no rightslwhiebG negro+j 10
oworshipeEs ss'are bqind 70 Eespecfooten.sos 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-30
-''''sspfRiHISsv4iRRfhEs sspfRiHISs viRfE, .yEFsOy Co., nwts,y'

!. There Is something more IL tfecooi AL AL
gust morning IN cWisc6hsih, than Is c0fils
iTeyed to the understanding Through the
lhsokneyatb bphrase tspleasentsI IL my friend
issysotp nae, tDe!iehttl[ mornipgssiB ID see
IN .opuEiderate to- insure him aTnightp of
'GSod rest, an appetite Jon breakfast and q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-30
OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,t .
COLUMBUS, August 10, 1866. ! .r

OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l
, COLUMBUS, August 10, 1866. ! a..
lCEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
- this Institution with Supplies, as scheduled
below, will be received at this Office until SATUR-
DAY SEPTEMBER lsT,i 1895, at 9 o'clock p. NJ,
y 1000 bush. .0ld Corn. ils. Z .n. IvTHa.i-,
$500 bush New Corn. to be delivered as soon as
L.rT fit tocrib., .,r,....., r.l.r,, 49,.
3 sSS & IBIS. XX Family Flcar, Samples % wanted. 1
Z 200 bush. Onions, 10 be delivered as wanted. r
2 l,2OO lbs. good Cheese, samples wanted.
1900 lbs. Coffee from Peas, Chickory and Codee'
rs 900 lbs good Oabbage, to be delivered as wanted.
80 bbls. Hooking Sat- .!I It... !--..L. .l-J.
$4,000 bush coarse Hooking Coal, to, be delivered
in the PRISON yard on or before the lst
T. "diL day Of November, 1865 ....'l l
500 bush. best quality Oats. ty) I nll OIL.
5000 lbs. good quality FirSin Butter. lr,ar.f.|
, 30 boxes Smoked HorriDg. a.. 7,. ~. u.
1900 lbs ,Hbminy, to be delivered as wanted. 10
) 10 tons good quality Timothy hay. to be deliv-
l4O gallons S09r Milk per week, more OF less, 70
z 4 e be. be dsiiSered HDS9 as wapFed until Decen-
900 yds. ClOtn for Goats, samples wanted. ,ogrIg
i,OOO yds Sheetng - yds. wide. samples. wanted
5000 ,yds, Hickory Shirtng. .f.--r ,... ---,,r
900 200 yds. s. heavy H Duck, ~ u5 9ssl g5"uoia
i,oOO. .yds, heavy Tiekingy s..i ,8t 4,t.'g .o,.r
J 1900 lbs, Spanish Sole heather H. l.,au71
,SS 90 bssS4 SiSSS HkRRss kSsset teafh'r, h'r,19 M ..
+, 6doz Wool HatsUCp 4,is bioUrrLr .,.
1000 lbs. White Lead,
Z 4 BblJ BenEOe. siTG" l.H'ft ...f.'- I'd. 'I"
200 lbs. Stocking Yarn samples wanted.
800 lbs Good Rice, pIf 10 rlI|tBi q ItJ is .. ID
$500 BUSH Reach-blOw Potatoes, samples wanted,
5SO ibs, q1gIoqpa Black PeRpsE. I'll i''yluu9
Is tons W heat or Oats Stray.gui % .ligo, g.
$500 lbs, more or less Fresh Beef per week, to be
e delivered in the four! quarters, in equal
q | rsaIi proportions, on Mondays w ednesdays,
7 and St such sue hours e me ar AR
sean % LIST day Of Sept, 1866; the beef TO be Of
, good duality, from cattle weighing not
, less than 500 lbs. net. Alsogu 81 Ta.a'
5000 lbs, more less, Corned Beef per week, for
3 the same time, the beef TO be OF good
j shank, the quantity to be Increased or
l [ 3HT3I5 diminished as.the Warden may dire IT,
$500 yds. Striped Satinet, not less t. an % inches
Y wide, warp to be of No. l6 yarn, 800
4 {H.' ifehds, the filing to be pure American
{ -iuLin when finished and well secured, to be
. - -.fl rec from hpck and cookie, and tl be de-
% livered as the Warden may direct
.I yg'' Goods below the standard will not be
-.t taken at any price. .,, ~. al, ..... .,...
The Directors and Warden reserve the right to re-
ject any bid considered with the inter-
8 Each bd must be accompanied byaboRd in the
sum of SO por cent of the amount involved. eOndl-
toned that the party making the proposal will enter
nto and fathf9ly perform thecOntraet, ifthe samo
~ """'a u W IjH 0HiAaS. q. wALcUTT, Warden.
SHSHd5enE JS#s HHdBt55eEnE Directors s,aus,s.daw ,c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-30
q -1ofiuR dgid mon sB % ieomo9 iidT mi
' MRS. BOCTRESS DONOVAN, !
. tas4fl lRAsIP FliLEND csrREEr,I 'ssHT
Physician / I9I IlISif' 81 Women 3 children \

LtAgi h0OArEDl I'M OOhUBIHUs Ar. NJ
Ii the reQuestof some of her friends Mrs D -
respectfully tenSeEs her Services 70 Is iSaieS 0Ssiq
senq Yigpy afffra AqcceFRful prAetice Of nTT
I4years IN Jersey Uity, where her tfegfmentf con-
fneuiedteIaah al iseAbe denIki TO I'D dSnf
have been, ,ppiyersally acknowledged. Also froata
Wotnb Dseases no matter Of how long ~ A9
ecoplicateds And oQ prefer those eaaea which ql
have received medical treatment before IN order 70
COB vince the sd1tftfdf her 0f Iioh lid
bhe eaq give the mQatunaxceptiqyAblqt teetimopala -
k9 once h0nie from 70 A. ~. aid if6,h % 9nl
~ IN. .b91ssl3 50 n13 y 1ithezl.d31t nIt
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-08-30

fOr the News.
The.DemOcratic Leaders, who
Caused the Rebellion, still
Working to Secure its Tri-
umph.
The completely of the leaders of the
late Democratic party with the Seces-
sion and Rebellion conspiracy, is con-
stantly more and more confirmed and
illustrated by their political acts and
associations.
What was the late bloody contest,
but civil war to recover by the sword
that power which was lost at the bal
lot-boX, at the Presidential election of
1860? 1t was truly and emphatically
"A rebellion of the Democratic party
against the Constitution and laws of
the country. 1t was combination of
the Woods, Vallandighams and the
Worries of the North, with the FlOyds,
the Wises, the Toombs and the Cobbs
of the South, to destroy that Govern
ment, whose free institutions the peo-
pie would permit them no longer to
control. These leaders were thus de-
termined to rule or ruin.
/ do not intend to charge the masses
of the Democratic party with disloy-
atty. l rejoice to state that thousands
of brave and loyal men from that
party rallied to the flag of their Coun-
try, when they saw it insulted and at
tempted to be dragged in the dust by
rebel hands. They followed that flag
all through the war, and participated
in the glorious deeds which added tC
it's lustre. But in order to do this
they had to disrupt party ties-to sep
arate themselves from allegiance t.
old obsolete names and dead issues
and to take their stand in the ranks o
the great Union party, and right nobly
have many thousands of them main
tanned their patriotic position.
The fact remains true, however, tha
it was the Democratic party which re
fused to aequiesce in the result of tn
) election of 1860. 1t was the misrep
resentation of their organs, and ora
tors, of the intentions and principles q
the people of the North, which le'
the Southern people to prepare 70
: war, in the event of the election of
Northern President. 1t was the Dem
ocratic party which furnished the chic
: leaders of the Rebellion. Davis
Breckenridge, Floyd, Toombs, Cobb
&C., were all par ercellence Democrat
How much are good names abused an
put to base uses, is seen in the histor
l of this party. r..s ann.
l But having failed in their attemI
to disrupt the Government, the sam
elements of Southern rebels an
u Northern sympathizers-co-conspirf
d tors against good order and laws, an
9 the rule Of those who are loyal