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ID LC-IARD LEO,
MgnHfaeturer Of
CABlNET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C.,
BEDFoRD, pa,
The undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet
making business, will make to order and Keep on
hand everything in his line ofmanuiacture.
BUREAUS. DRESSING STANDS, PAnLoR AND ENTEE-
SION TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDsTEAns, WASH
STANDS, &c, &C,
wi be furnished at all prices and to suit every
taste. COFFINS viii also be made to order.
Ey Prompt attention paid to all orders Tor work.
.;-Shop on West Pitt Street, nearly opposite
the residence of George Shuck.
July 10, lS63.-H klChAbp LEO
TEsER1IS for every description of Job
PRINTING CASH for the reason that for
every article arc use, we must pay cash; arti the
cash system will enable TO do our work as low
as it can be done in the cities
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aslistellaneous.
PROSPECTUS 1866!
AG E.n

The ozlq Democratic Daily journal in Phila-
uhia.-Greaf improvements n3td Grsat iadHce-
fpeBfs.- Union, Restoration, and Cogsttt"-
fioHaI Libsyfv
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F0Hf1's RIiriuy> Is the best Ltniz2ent for na
and BcQSt H0W IN USe.
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attedifaI.

II ELNeoLD's
ACT BU c HU.
HELAfBOLD'S BUCHU
HELIEBOLD'S BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Tas only kaot0a rSnsdy for
d I A B f It Z 8,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYs, CATARRH OF THE BLAD-
DER, STRANGURY OR PAIN
FUL URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A
single dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips2
teaspoonful day Of HaImbold's Buehu will relieve
you.
PHI YSICIANS AND OTHERS
PLEASE NOTICE
I make no secret Of ingredients HeInboli's
Extract Buchu is composed OF Buohu, Cubabs and
Juniper Berries, selected with great care prepar
ed in uacuo and according to rules Of
PHAR MACY AND CHEMISTRY,
These ingredients arc known as the most valua-
BILE Diuretics afforded
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c. CHAUNcE1 BURR, EDITOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

Or,pr.sxAsrxR oHyERALs OyFrcK. Fusr DIVISION }
WASHINGTON d. e., April H. 1906 ,
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL, at the Cavalry
- Depot OiesbOro D. CBy order Of the oaar;s'mse,
there WV C c.o ss George S% Bownn T. WEDNESDAY
O'Clock the following described public proper
w. ONE ID STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
o 81, granite foundasions) 40 by 80 feet, with coal
attached all constructed Of the bee,
e and n the mr. sna ncs % and appliance, Of
Also at the same th>c ans PAee' '' N's""s'' '"~
we ONE q EfNon or iSohoGsE POWER n, o
with cylinder of @ so N s.S VIM ro ead 9
inches stroke set upon heavy zee pSs with s u
pulley material O) fee, n ds'e' ana twenty
four ~ 9eSs 3, ss Win JSS s P::' TS%Ea flc
made Of the best boiler i've sreen,h o. Q, an
49, diameter and fourteen 4 est hvs ol Sne
each boiler containing sesenysx lIot
each 90 aud oub l) inches In dsmetAF WIN al 'ne
TIN no, PAIRS or REEDS PATENT BucKINGhA AM THIRTY
t30D INCHES SPRING MILLS
contracted french burr milestone, and set In hsvy well
balanced ames with hay cutters elevators and coRveyort
handle the hay grain, and prepared feed De most
economical and aborsayns plan. -,
The shat ng finished wrought iron and The pulley, cs't9n
balanced With hangers and boxes suienio drive ten gu
pairs bur &c The main driving belt Is Of four ~ ply ruoon
and twenty Ni inches wide The belts 20 driving r mus
the best OAK tanned paten, stretched leather
The Bos Machinery and Fixtures OF every descfpon
are Of the very workmanship and still IN
condition and working order the mill having been 10
operation ouly about hiteen months
deemed advisable the agent OF the Government on she day
sale. tie building viii be sold separately.
Terms Cash IN Government fund.-
Purchasers required their popefy before the rst
, day July otherwise arranged with the owner OF
the grounds. , A., . -, - -,
Any further be desired will be given upon
application, In by letter to Sspn ofVhor nhv"N
INC, A O. NJ Ge.boo o. 10 this ohee JAMLs - EhiS
Bet Brig Gen. In charge let DIV " NJ W U.
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fesal Notices.
r and County Of New


CUPREME COURT.-City and County OF New
= York-0EORGE SINCLAIR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
plaintiff, s.snst J. w. BUkEh, Soc U. D. ]. r. stamp
sfendan Sum nons for Relief cancelled
To defendant: You
required the complaint hn -
ed In the Office OF the Cek Of the CITY and County
OF New York OF the City Hall N go
city. and :.r's sss.sw Cav ' S YS ssS
twenty days sss ths seiee Of this semnon 90 ou
service and fail to the e cscaecn
sioresd the paiaG hisee will Apply 70 Ne
pst,d Nsv.York Nav ~ Is5 j. d. BILLINGS
mid lswswTu Plaintias Attorney. No 80 Btoedwy.
CUPREME COURT NEw-YORK.-MlCMAEEiL
- ST. GEORGE Plaintiff against MARGARET ST. oEohoA
Defendant seumsu.-Fs Relief Cen no. ,.,."., Rvs,
served) To the Defendant. MARGARET sf :lnsnA w. a
GEORGE: You are hereby sammcoed .na :oss 'y
which VA * aIsd In The ocA the Clsrt Of the
Soprsms csur Of City and County Of New York re y
On he ssS.r q Il. oo. 10 Leonard IN 70. CITY Of Me-.
Yo,f vishn twenty days u this summons g
srcasvs The day service and lyon f 10 sasws
comnsut within tie sforssad the pdsHfV 10 this scss1
apply the Court fog the relief demanded u ses comps
'''- - WILLIAM =. HOWE. Psauis Atto,sy
msyts'swe~r~ Ne 10 LssssN a. "sH ''>
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Gas fitting.

EHRMIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS.Ffr-
TING SECURES better light bali the and dsose
and sufficient Nos 6t aud Co Mdensne south east Wi
cERTtpcArKs
0Irios OF THz TRsPuNs. -
NKw-foRx. April 1856
We employed Mr. fnn four take charge Of
aud the result, abduction OF bills OF
with better lights The result sae
factory that have employed him regularly dpce
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
SAM'L SINCLAIR. Publisher.
BREvooRT HousE March u. 1873.
Ihsve known MI Fn since 1883 sud have employed him -
regulate sbrue several occ~sion always 70 my oenens -
satisfaction
r.ard long experience snd const study making
specially better knowdeeo ea.buners and then ope
practice employed He better is
by h arranging the burners, and would ce
mend him 10 that not Satisfied with bic bins
ALBERT CLARK, Prophstes.
Nv recent con bnson and wxsne
nv s.sht 10 be reliable At half As Of the 1hs
burned the rates ~.
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Hlafhinerp.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses
ID Tenpering Wheels Tile Mschnes Castings for Coal Kins
sais Of Machinery for manufacturing Brick Pleas. send for e
a. v. L. CORNELL Co..
No. 1874 GermAntown-sye., Phlsdslphia
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oyEcs o, ARxI CEornIxe AND E9uisAsE
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.-Will be sold at
- PUBLIC AUCTION Depot Of Army Clothing and Egup.Se
corner Lsight Washing New York Guy on
the 18th day Of May nsl conmencing eiock M ceaa
quantities OF r-aafen anu conoeinneo eo'ns CIV ISP's
consisting OF say about
10 "a r.,se,,n IscIets $500 Haversacks
90 o., Cal. 1900 Canteeus
.c Txansss lo00 Leather Stocks,
90 ~ DrsWers,
10 go. 100 Shirts
/. "a ~ sso"s;n.s 800 Bsdssoks,
'SoS 1si,s.s 700 Mlttsns,
10 Iessiucs $50 Cop Covers
5000 Knit Bousss, = stosAsss
COO FLANNEL Frock Costa ~ Hsss reas
lOOQ Blsnksts Woosn, lW Camp Assiea
60 Blsnksts Rubber, . 10 Spedss.
WV Fiss 5000 b Shelter Tents, kc.,
20 900 p Wall Tsuts and Fnes
ma various susan articles Of clothing and sQupays
Samples above ses can BE- shs depot end further
informatioa obtsinsd ..,,l
Teams css In funda Ten per down. and
snc before the depot which must Do within
'N>~~'S'' Mig lvn. ID. II. ViNTON,.
Il. q n Qr1srl y, g. \
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Gales bp Anttlo,t.

4 N. MxRwIS. AaosiopesY
by BANGS, MERWIN & ", Nox Goa srh
800. o. sre:dwsy COZ Of nhs q Boob stsao.sy
TUESDAY Nay y a., np a.'es NO
PRIVATE IfBRARYOf chg ~ oI i ill., p.....
may elegantly IIu,trsse3 Boz a.cearssas Leaiare ncius
biton- " '''~J' a"' 'nS ""'As s' Y" VIE
WEDNESDAY r,g y s, . ,ns FRIDAY EVENINGS
PRIVATE LlspRiEs d as.y TssoSss.i soot. ,.a,,,
the entire eouecVon OF the late Row A. W BoCLURg ID D. co..
pns vhoaee and works In Theology Diyjatv Blx
aa Biography Also variety Of choice soss
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SUMMEk DRESS OOODS, 49,.
OPopns faced Brl,nes Tois De sars. Tolls Dc NICE
Ta.ia a. you Whit. ground MobsiT Pop
summer Ta,. Ssin stspsd Nae1cis Poplns
Tsmariins., fIoTsH.inss, and Herusnl Barge.
Aso.
Black and Apsca cretonne Porn Pne-ss Cloth Bonn
b.rn.s all De.ucs French Prints Or;acles Jsones and
tsIoric..
Goods received
~. a-ntion i'f-ss Good. Depart.
extent beeys hous-
p.s ". X. PElTON. Nos. az aud IA Bo~ery.
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~ NOW READY.
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Complete in ALSO ISSUED COMPLETE IN ONE
VOLUME Conprn, 200 Royal Octave Pages and 10 he
The rsTxRKsrrso
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Our AGENTS SAY TT Is TIE BEST BOOK THEY EVER
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GEO A. LHAvrr Asotoneen
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
ID LEAvITT STREBE I0H Co.. successors 10 j. T. Cooley
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Sales bp Anttiott.

AUCTION NOTICE-By Z. r. WILLS.-Large,
N Special Peremp,ory Sale Of EARrHENWAkE, GLASS
WARE no. TUESDAY, Nay u.s. at loi o'clock ct the Aucsion
Rooms Nos comprising 40 crates or the beck
qaiy White Gaue Common and Seconds o. ne m1aer. o.
wood others including full sssomenIs Also, 5U pksa
Amsrcan md Foreign Glass. China, &C.
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BY A. Bnows formerly Brown Brothers Office No % Safest
Boston.

IN BRIDGEwATER, Mass PEREMPIORl
s sAlF ScnR r k Il GasoD fuEDki Nay
10 oelook m on the psa.-. without Che
being about to leave the se the beautiful and ,'ne
and hssty town Of Brds.w.tsr distance other
IS' and Os oo The Old
Newport Railroad ~ ninu,ss by nil from Boston and g minute.
tally brick with slated French roof ppsd and registered ior
warning by BY approved method supplied with never falling
a a .ai si1s. s % S
T- fret story contains drawing the width Of the house
ball through and opening upon the piazza ether
.de with spiral stairway 70 he hLd story sitting nS'. .T
sG"; s. s. and % Ia the .seoad story
chamber e.,hoom Win h1 end eGa rs.sr ssa .y i t
400 gallon. .spse from the eupo. eaIns view o. hs :S ns
airy and .ubdiyided into convenient apartments There wide
pars three aide. q the house 100 feet in length resting on .,9.s
granite eps besnA Of stretches out from the
mansion embeshed by costly fountain noble shade trees na ever
oa.- sheds roony thoroughly built and hnsy
finished supplied with t.1nn wI an. ma soo b .ns OF
quality with variety soil adapted TO gardening or sg
ord Ia bearing grounds being cuvsted and planted for
perfect condition has coat over
cm and ,hs positive 9th sale sfords oPpor
,uny wishing attractive and valuable residence IN an
Of made and immediate possession SVEN an
e.ss,ion before sale Is solicited by Mr. Breck who will be
place may be at the office OF Cowe' brown '0 NO y
Ac immediately after the sale viii be sold the
HOUSEHOLD M ao%y ns. 'Spe eIr 81 P1 Co..
chamber s-ts made TO order by Berry Co s
screens lantern carved granite hching ruby vases
81 high beautiful articles Of Chinese furniture bIu.
ply Canton mating and orcon curtains
.hsd. toilet hair mair.e. spring and feather beds mrr0'
Also VALUABLE STABLE PROPERTY pair 'orel
eary and beach ws;on hi'sd %.h pS'
wine fowls. hay farming and tools &c
catalogue Of tho ps5.sn r.opsy may be oensa one
brown 4 %. W. 80 State at, Boston
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Railways Regulating Pills.

Railways Regulating Pills do not grippe and give
pam, weaken and exhaust you like other pills. They
DO not rrtate the coats of the ntestnes to produce
violent expulsion of the contents of the bowels thus
suSpendng all the other secreions and occasioning
cramps, nausea, tenesmus. etc. DR.. Railways Pills
on the contrary, exercise general influence Their
action is not confined to portion of the bowels
They dissolve in the stomach; and being composed of
highly concentrated medicinal extracts, instead of
being compounded of crude drugs. they inluenc the
entire system, controlling Strengthening, bracing up
the relaxed and wasted energies Besides this they
gently coerce the secretions into the natural per-
formance of their duties cleansing and purifying the
blood. and purgng from the system all diseased de-
posts and impure humors. Railways Pills are per-
feet nurgatives, and yet they tonic. aperient
Stlmuant' sudorifc. Alternative. and counterirrtant
Ihey are an excellent substitute for btters-so many
OF which Lead IN time. to habits Of drunkenness
they are the only vegetable substitute for mercury
blue pill calomel antimony, &c. They are more
reliable as evacuans than the drastic pills or aloes
Croton and Harlem OIL or elaterium They arc
more soothing and healing than SIENNA or rhubarb
safety and confidence in inflammation of the bowels
when the irritation produced by other pills would
not only increase the disorder, bat induce liberation
always available, always useful, always effective
always SAFE always tit to be taken by the most deli
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They suit men, women and children. always do good
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N BIN all cases of Indigestion. Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia Biliousness Jaundice, Costiveness there
Regulating Pills.
Read the following letter:
Cure of Dyspepsia.
TOILETTE, CANADA EAST, Oct. IL. 1861
DR.. john RAILWAY 4 CO., Montreal. c. E,:-For
four years have suffered with Dyspepsia, Loss of
Appetite Sinking Pains at the Pit of the Stomach,
with Nervousness. Bad Dreams. and very little
Sleep; my appetite entirely gone and my stomach
so weak to be unable to digest the most simple
food. During this time Il lost forty five pounds of
hesh (or weight, as you may call it,. was induced
to take your Regulating Pills as prescribed in your
Almanac used only one box, and before / COM
pieted me box my appetite was restored to me, my
and other dsagreeable symptoms cured, and was re.
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additional weight. I have taken many KINDS Of
Pills. but believe Dr. Railways Pills the best in
use. 49,
JOHN DESCHAMYS, VILE JoLrETTE. C. r.
Price OF Railways Pills. % cents per box.
Sold by Druggists.
RAILWAY d CO.,
jaw 81 Maiden Lane. N. X.
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FOR SALE.
NATHAN HARRISON.
EHNo sPECULATORs. CAPIrALLsIs a.-la

IL QTHERS,-I offer THIRTY FIVE ACRES or
GROUND in the city of Baltimore. eight hundred
feet from paved street, for the small sum Of $500 per
acre-the same contains l,431, 40 square feet Hero
Is an inducement that seldom offers to those havin
n invest mil To
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MARRIED.

BOWEN-CURVEL.-0n the 18th instant, by Rev.
Alpheus W. Wilson, Joseph L. Bowen to Albina A.
Curvel, both of this city.
LE-MIDDELKAUFF-O the 18th instant
by the Rev. j. A. Williams, John Cole to Miss Emily
city.
WALKER-CAMERON.- the 4th of January.
at Darke county, Ohio, by the Rev. Andrew W. Bro
Miss Margaret Cameron, of Baltimore city.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22

Put THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont.
lis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that as means of identifying and preserving the
teeth. invigoratng the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath, it has rival in either hemis
nhere
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M ED

HUGHS.-On the 18th instant, Eary Ellen Hughs,
in the 10th year of her age.
RUPLEY.-Qp the 18th instant, Maggie ", wife of
Charles P. Ripley.
TYsON.-On the 18th instant. Margaret Tyson.
aged II years.
WHITE.-On the 18th instant, in the 57th year of
her aee Sarah. relict of the late Darius White.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI-MONDAY JANUARY - 1see

Who CARES for French or English extracts for
the handkerchief, when Phalons Might Blooming
Cereus," perfume that transcends them ALL is sold
ct price that would scarcely pay the duty On these
foreign failures? Sold everywhere
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STANDARDS OF LOYALTY.

10 show our readers how widely certain
persons differ in these times as to the standard
OF loyalty, We commend to their attention an
arraignment-referred to by us the other day,
and which we have undergone from the South
Carollnlan, published at Charleston, because
we took occasion to question the propriety of
Its action in digging up and exulting over
old matters that were, at the time, the shame
of that State, and to-day arc felt in thousands
Of homes in their fatal consequences. Ar
ralgned by the two extremes, we are well con-
tent to have the verdict in our favor of thou
sands Of patriotic though moderate men, who
like our rulers at Washington-the Presi-
dent and Mr.. Seward-appreciate the
need OF rest from the excitements and
StrlfeS which have pervaded the country so
long. The best evidence of approval of our
course, however, is 10 be found in the long
lists of subscribers that are daily reaching us.
coupled with the uttered good wishes of num-
of peace.
From the South Carolinon.l
The Northern vs.. Southern Press.
the fire which they directing fast and uriousy
at the papers of the South they might contribute not
little to the removal of existing prejudces. OF the
| sort of which complain, the Philadelphia In
| gairer" Baltimore commercial" Chicago Tribune"
| and Washington "Chronicie' are fair specimens
Their editors, respectively, appear to take demo-
MAC delight in perpetuating though it be with paper
| bullets a warfare, the only object of which is to
crafty the unquenched passion of these royal haters
of everything Southern, everything noble, every
| thing honorable in manhood They would trample
heedlessly fallen foe; forbid. if possible. our
very thoughts, cramp our aspirations, and ridi-
| Guile our efforts. They complain perpetually that
| we arc not loyal; but if to be loyal is to
Succumb to the DEGREES of war, to advocate submits
sion to the constituted authorities. to be faithful in
| our allegiance to the General Government, bound as
all by the oath of fealy; if to be loyal is to
show an earnest desire TO smooth the pathway to a
reunion of interest and fact and to destroy the dis
crrdant elements now sapping the foundation of So
cety, the thinking men of the South represented by
their press, yield to none in their patriotic desires
and endeavors. But if loyalty means tie acceptance
of the tenes of the faith of the destructives the
ing OF haleuahS, rather than the utterance of lam
entaons the clapping of hands.at the Star Spanged
Banner, when in TACT have nationality, and the
shouting of glad hurrahs peace that brings
SOlace to hearts. the women and children of
| the South have such loyalty to bestow. In
all that becomes manliness and honor to day
Union-i0ging people, in e1ternas at least, but
we cannot yet kiss the hands that subugated us,
be reasonable to those irTcpressble feelings which
| compel the expression of woe.
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A PARTY WHO CAN COMMAND THIR.
"A TY to FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS cash
capital wishes to form mercantile connection with
first class house doing safe business. Apply
with real name, to
ial5-eo4t* BOX III2 O.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batchelor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
e-harmless-instantaneou and reliable-produ-
ces splendid black or natural brown-remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
s signed. W. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New
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In thirteen years the public library in Bos.
ton has risen from collection of few thousand
volumes to about 10000 and from circulation of
about 1000 a year to above 10000.
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not know, that with the General Government
out of the field in this thing, and with Mary
landers alone to enforce certain features of
the law, men could not be found to do it. or
if they could, that the polls would again be
scenes of violence, disgraceful, and, to the
last degree, injurious to the State.
What could be done in Baltimore with Ia well
organized police, is one thing; and what would
be the fate of the law in the rural districts,
the counties, is another. Would not recur-
renee of these things, indeed ''set the State
back twenty years." driving from us anew the
capital and labor Just now seeking us solargely
from other States; and is it not worth while in
view of all this, to inquire-whether inan-
ciallv, even.--to say nothing of the social and
political aspects of the case,-the law, as con-
stituted, will pay? Could we be returned to
this unfortunate condition again, would it not
be cause Of quiet but intense exultation to GER
tain of our rivals, and shall they be gratified
in this thing? Do not all remember those
stringent military arrests which at the very
close of the conflict Just after the fall of
Richmond sent our customers from Virginia
onward past us to New York, and is the same
policy in other forms to be repeated? We
hold our loyalty as second to that of none; but
we insist-as we did then-upon substantial
peace; not upon the mockery of one. There
are hundreds of our oldest and best citizens,
conscientious men, who, misled to but triaing
extent in the outset, claim to be staunch
Union men now, supporters of the General
Government. Let peace indeed be rendered
to such, If good order and prosperity and
happiness are to attend the commonwealth;
let us Motive say-perpetuate those strifes,
which permitted, may indeed "set us back
twenty years"