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Mms Brighten.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-16
Slns Werifo.

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feat.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-16
Die SeutId1c Sher.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-16
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8enefl, Der gfan. @il0elninsE@oicatt.

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Shiftnifd,e Saper.

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EbDtn6S &bDmtpfDm'S
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QeuffAe 3eitSMriftem fiir 1866

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Motis in @etreff hes @onntaass@eiekea.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15

enough to make the angels weep-can
there be than the political cOnven-
tons at the North, for the vain pur-
pose of trying to galvanize the rotten
corpse of the Democracy into re-
newed existence? And yet, in the
midst of these insane orgies, they rev.
ell, and below, and shout as if the
country was not going to ruin, and
chains were not forging for the limbs
of freemen. God help us in our ex-
tremity.
What should be done? 1t is evil
dent that the Democratic party can,
of itself, do nothing for the salvation
of the Constitution and the rights of
the people. What then? Why, the
next best thing, even thought it should
be distasteful, provided it will arrest
the downward tendency to ruin. This
is no time to hesitate at scruples. or
be deferred from duty by false notions
of pride. The country must be res
cued from the hands of men who
would overthrow its liberties, and it
must be done in peaceful way if
possible, but at every hazard, done.
If the Conservatives cannot go to the
Democrats, let the Democrats go to
the Conservatives, and with one com
mon leader-the heroic President
fight the battles of the country, it
matters not if under a Republican
flag. Names are nothing, things,
principles everything. That much
abused name was once the proud title
of Jefferson, a Madison, a Clay and
a Jackson and no man need be
ashamed to own it when fighting for
the maintenance of just principles
and the perpetuity of free govern
ment s t
The Democratic party have nothing
to lose by such an alliance. They
have no repugnant principles to adopt
but glorious mission to perfor6
Their leading men may be kept in the
background for a time, but their
friends will constitute the majority of
the party, and in due season they will
share e4uitably in its honors. With
such a reconstruction, the Republican
party would soon slough off the Radi
Gals, and we shall have fair fight, in
an open field and with issues we'll de-
fined; whilst the result would be read
in a rescued constitution and a re-
deemed country ta#ft
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15
Parties at The NORTH

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph eyi-
IDENTIFY has little faith in the Demo
cratic party North In its issue Of
the End inst. appears long article
with the caption above, from~which
we take the following extract:
The Democracy who have been
KILLED over and again and are bnt
the ghost OF a party, and frightful
one at. that, insists that everybody
musteeme to them or the nation must
go to ruin. On the other hand the
conservative Republicans insist on
preserving the Republican oroan;1al
ton and call upon the Democrats to
abandon threadbare standard and
rally around theirs, as the only hone
Preparation. But Democrats are un-
Wiling to forget the ancient prestige
az their party anderally under Repub-
licans leaders, whilst Seward. Weed
and Raymond have too much pride to
followsin the lead of Saulsbery. Dean
Richmond, and Vallandigham.: and
moreover they believe they would he
wrecked in claiming themselves to &
nulk that has long since been aban-
doned as unseaworthy and worthless.
They not only, refuse to unite with
each other under present flags. but
they are both unwilling toAcome to-
gether. under new standard that
snail ignore the past and present
common platform of living vital issues
upon which both can stand without q
sacrifice Of principle or honor.
1t is thus that the South is to be
stabbed in the house of its friends
If she falls victim to perpetual tyr-
rany and despotism, and if free gov
eminent shall be overthrow in this
country, we shall be indebted to the
protested friends of justice and Con-
stitution for the contamination. What |
more pitiable sight can there be than |
Conservatives in Congress, after de- |
nouneing the revolutionary measures
of the radicals vote for every one of
theml What more ineffable folly
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Read Read Read Read the fol-
lowing Certificates:

Mcpherson, KY, Feb. d. 1ss6
1T; =, \. Armistead, of Evansville. Ind.
reside resided FOR many years in this city' We
h hhS,s, MIN intimately. He is a regular
- aSs as, and during his residence here
, re on y. an extensive practice, and was
regarded as skillful practitioner of me, 81
cine. lie Is gentleman of strict irteorit11
ana elevated moral worth. 10y
Il. w. POWELL. q
ARCH'D DIXON.Z
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ison street, Chicaf
For sale by ting HE re.

ne best articIe
us original eoIos
TVHE ISEuring ali dfse eolol
STOREEIhe hair nom e fail
for restori,,Gess and gloss t I'LL
mot dyei1sscsee. Price & G per Inat
Ing sl Off ht and Manufaet,, ,,o,.
tie nIee'isssltsasterIy & Co
Ra5It;, st; Louis. Mo 10 20 /
St E stl Medicine St s.; ana at
81 chicago, IIlfnois NO
- whom all orders = sole
the druggists az r. Il
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k K " fBo DIE6s. SerIy,s Diarrhaa Svrnn

/ &sd11ialIb e curefS rL-EAS1
/ cholera AforTTNs rFftoa,
q
AADoeAH hR sept OF the
Teethinp Bowels OF
aIlnisead IN Irigg raed
years we take petable used
and s5oved he LAST families % re-
eliveda
by
character = North Eaely 7
y | Ma sod at their street, St I
Inquire Drug For sae street. Chicago ninseor Store No
For salehy all Drug - ~F1ne d.
aprs Generally +.
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DIR. Sanders's Three Minute Salve.


cure Corns, Warts, Moles, Ringworm,
and ToOthache in from three to ten min
utes.
a trial will convince the most incredu-
lous of its almost miraculous power and
efficacy in removing Warts and Moles,
which are always offensive to the eye, i'm
pairing ones beauty, and instantly curing
ToOthache. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
DIR. Sanders's Three Minute Salye will be
sent to all parts of the country on receipt
of the price, and ten cents to prepay post
age on the same.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Z. Easterly 4
Co, No. 20 North First street, st. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville.
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s -. re.. snptiof aftF f3i4s siclans and
5,s- - tefiieS had AieG, and the pa
tS4 ata'st RAat- iis TF7ITEIT Tor fIfI
diseases O she Luz IS known ~ the civil
lied world.
ASK for Or. .rter's Cough Balsara. and
take nothing Use. Price rs cents for trial
bottle; large bottles, 81 so per bottle
Prepared and sold by Dr E Easferlv a
Co, No, 20 North Fifth street. ST. Louis.
MO, Sold az their branch Family Medi-
Illinois. ~ Tse4f - -. ASS,tatsos
Z For sale by the druggists4 EvansviIle
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From the Chicago -. -.
Feroh,.. June s. journal,
h easls s0aadme means Copper.

i, having done what little we
TO stay the progress of that
er. rit of rashness which, in the head
long and frantic pursuit of one Gar
ling object, would sacrifice all else
besides that is precious, desirable or
.ff+aira hlo
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DR.. Easterly's Universal Family Pills

KNUR TIT NIHE UE BEIlNUNS UHS@
- eases, Sick Headache, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costive-
ness, Jaundice. and all arrangements of
the System where an Aperient or Cathar-
tic Medicine is required. A
Dr.. Easterly's Universal Family Pills are
very mild and pleasant in their operation,
yet more prompt and effectual in cleans
ing the system from all bilious and irri-
tating matter than the various other pills
in general use. For Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia they are Invaluable. These pills
are purely vegetable in their Ingredients,
and viii be found much superior to other
pills to cure the diseases Incident to the
West. Families, try them 70
Price 50 cents box-forty in box.
Prepared and sold by DIR. Z. Easterly &
Co., No. 20 NorthA Fifth street, st. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
Illinois.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville
dec25 TIL, +, Sat weowtf
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M4LLINERY GooC.
MY xO THE MILLINERS, -.
rring Trade, -iiinery Goods for tho
:. WhoIesaI

see the sfoc supply should G9ffddh cag to lay in
'"u learn the new ,sii ps S1on and
To THE II. RA TTAf
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DR.. Carriers Cough Balsan

vYYILE. CURE COUGHS, COLDS
w Asth4na, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Splitting Sof Blood, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Whooping Cough, Group, and all
Diseases of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant, and effica-
cious remedy ever discovered fOi all Dis
eases OF the Throat, Chest, and Lungs is
III. Carriers Cough Baisam This medicine
Immediately stops the cough, produces
free and easy eSpectOratioIi -raEaov all
mucous and f0ul matter from the air pas
allays the irritation ,of the Lungs ava
effects sfteeav cure rs suofhisa o.
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LADIES of EVA N-s,,

! ~ THE LA DTure, - a. Baum
Nv g., vi Vf6 # NEiTTyANsvILLE Avn
trade trade, I Is now Of oMMiIiIineiy cor Tho
5h eTstiiee rsoBR apa@t and f sgrng
g the d at ess spared fieed the Goods
sSda Win 8as sae fPS p Hs
est a as them hem % order at rte9 s5g
Rlrag Sths ana aa Baek fs short =
aees R En- fbae Also DTe sks and Trim
IS list Of aaee Mitts HosieHEya Hair Coils k Shs
Also % zny Motion
s sSss in good snpe eRes s Gprls Front
Ewes g 8 the Lowest y
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eiansacted on Seet. Stu
marl1r 2ssIur- Far
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ERYSIPEIAS 81


~ Is warranted to effect mora -aiiaf ~
L IN painful disease than any other seInefiv