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Great Reduction.of Prices
.rEW' skirt ron 1866
TuE gRAET tSYENTlpS % TnE AGE ~
HOOD Skirts.
J ~ Bra4lg'f Asu psissi DaplsE Elliptic
ssf s8H1i,l Sgfiak SKIRT

= &fAeff . Fft# t 1870 A
ssf 9ga8i,) SFfiaz SKIRT
wEsrg BRADLEY AChE1 fEufEiEToBf Sibe
INN4Mtak. eNA N0iE MAAlEAtgi EANNa NJ CHAM.
hFns. SO - g kAAnE sEEHEfr. Aew fafA
rata iaFeatbso csasfsts - bopAf1 fwF tHnj tttpfia
rsss esswes sses} s~FfsFs taEerhaay hfsdcd iifAtiF
Aas isaaay tsrssAa aAret ~ N8Fe maklnE ths GwaEhtst,
TAs, esa8aan asaa ~ BreAk. Hka To- ssHgie spfiHgs aad
ssse.8faug preserve thesf peffea sAs tfasiita! shaFs
pssFs tsas sstes = iahg = ~ sisE4t Spires stiai hat
hNs = rAa - uts&f
1hs saaaafgal tstsNifg AL CREST eauafert sod pleas
ufstsr ay LADS ushfthr ths pap3e4 hartAe s&tFt @fi be
. ssfa.Aaea parnealafy ~ ~ Fruudca Assemblies. 0F.
.ess. carriages, EsaFssA Cara Nhsfsh fsvt Aun th@lFA
o. Trasaens.s taa Has Dress - tAe skiE Us r. fald.
- sksA Ia 80 - nFefl : tasaN paacs a. tasAg aha eon.
rsa3saHg a. . snk - Masln brrss
AL.&5 hssfax EaEeyea TBS Fieasure camfert and
GfsAs tenfsnisnss 4 aeAfiuF thr pnpaN EHrtie sbrl
sgnar saint tf . 9neis aAy w&i Sever ansrv ards sll,
h3iF diss~hs aith tbfir 49, fe4 Chidrta, Aifses4nd
Nheng LADIES thor hfr hWr@rSW ~ ~ others
Taf ffs-shs are esFsfsd wtth = pfr aaHhiftNistra thread
sna wMj weaF tNtse 81 laae ~ az single YarH covering
wtifh Is ased ~ al Atbrk steel Hosp skFts The thres
Amgiana nht o. every sktft arc alsc haalie sieel. and
isfes e A4abis eayvtsd u pFrftat the covering from
wahfinH - ~ rods wben dragging dgsH stairs stone
steps a., A., wbFeh they are cepstauuy salaect 90 sheh
30 ate.
All 49, made afths ns~ and elegant Cariea Tapes asd
are tn t#si qeAlly - ssefY part giving @ The NasrcF
Ihs nssl T~fAesfai ART perfect shape pntsihie, and are an.
4assiaAabiy TIE lighiest most desirable, comfortable
Ana tCsnaatrsl Stiu ever maArs
~ N43f w. al Gfsf class ~tDses in fh}s tiiv, and through.
s@t ~ JnltaA ststos and CsNmda. Havana De Gaia. Mes
ia S.fafh America and tie West tnalss
t@- l8assfs for the DagioK kiuldlrta dguhle1 >pfing
Skirt ffmi4l Al
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NINEIAND
EARH AND FVIyIT LANDS.

L and healthiI climate. Thirty miies spA "
philadelphia BY Railroad, III New Jerscy on the
same line n latitude A. balnmors, Nd.
The so1 erich and ptofafare, %yurtiue from aclayB
q q sands llam suitable ~ Wheat. Gnass, Corn,
Z Iarnrc9, Prints ana Vegetable. This i 4 greal
fruit ropafrg Five han1reH Vineyard and ~.
eharaf hate been p'aHteA ont by experienced fmt
growers. Grtpes, Peacles, Pears. &c. prod
Immense profile Finslaud Z tlrsady pnr " tie
mast beautiful pisces b 'he Dnissd States. Tie
eHtire territory consisting u aity square miles IL
tahas q lat1 nutUH1p p general y klefn n IMPROVE
ments Tue land q ouiy cold b aeilai %sffilefs y ia
provision f9F pUbfr aapr8maHE Tbs piaee oa ae~
count " 81 great bratY S. sell a. siBefHIysnta-
ks, bai becgfHe ne remit N peapk " tasfs. Il bss
acfeass1hft h9ataaa people aihlu ibe pas, three
cietss 4 ~ AMI LaafainA SD 6thef ~elensafs N
nehncneHt and cHifprs lave been intfedueed-
Hundreds II people wecoGstHufiy settling. lland.
reds y pHw h0uaa1 ara beiHk constructed. pres
If Fatm lsbd teeutY acre iafs and upward. $40
% aefe 1--WE Hfa ten acre aud Village iofs ~ iais.
iFa e 1851 FoFNabtes npeH eaF3ef lHt IL district
ilsA T. aHt 9taer tgeslty north u Norfolk, VA
inFrafni places fF fsle,
Vpeaiast - al kiaasa &c bnsi ss LaRber fards
Aanpsa tories FbnhafieR. Stores, awl fhs 8kf end
u r8aH 81 fasaH, 80 hs auie8.
FF psfans afo desire m3a nifc ~ 3 beathfai
Enaie, aIt S ggd ssi iH eouuiy beapffnllv
ayst 20 paIag u hais sas possessing AZ
ef ssoil y ta asar u civilization.
e emthy ga Yst.
Letten se,aa aaa tAe FiHeaaa RBfsl = "a.
f1 gFds iaH atf mafoe Fn4 e9nfsiEihK Eeaads
q n9an bo9l Ret ~ spatitaass
Ae GAAs = LAAbts. Nnsia4a Y. D..
La. a. Aes leeTF
Faa Hg9eff a&a he5tasag. mfaHeraf III.
~ q I 1As Tnts#s il me ~ m.st ssfsasige
Fertile H7fn ~ etsaa hal tes8sH ead asssGS
fH Hh7t4ff fa 4eg " tsr4sf ~
Hss ssz4
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WILLIAM PnNnoLrm,s E.tale.

HrAFE ~ VERMONT Al PROBATE cea1t
- Naarfaste4 asfAeh - Aaae & MsaeAesef
u an8 Ef saas uasirStf, "a skt4fh 4 February
ssaN
Fsssst Re-. r. n. BUXTON. 8ases
A. .aseamsst in wfkftng FR7e 81 - ne
tsss . aaS sats6nnEf q NasM FmA ts
resseA. II San&g1tt, $50 Ffess te6 So Ff@ssts.
ss.usaa w44 esseree fh@ as54 tnssmsai
bs ssvsra 81 a Praasls Gear s. Il hal&ee u the
PsStsfs oaaae Is MRaeAesf@ lu sHa 81 s4A As-
tree = ~ gsgA say 4 hsreh Tres. $40 tfaf 81
Lee samsss8 - xaza bf Fsassng l&s er4tT Fhfte
~seks saassss retx M ne AaHeAestw &anFnA aHsut-
- II SD Naaehestss, pfsaaoesN saat@ae g haa-s
a H.EklNDH Register
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IT WILL DO YOU 0

DIRECTIONS oN RAcH BnTTLG
Bay Il of the Draggist or Merchant where you trade.
n they have not got il on hand they will send for u II
y0H request. and sell rou the genuine Eennss Pain Kill
log Magic Ola the Manufacturer lowest price al rytaAL
MM RENNE.
Manufacturer. pittsaeid. Mas.
Sold a. retail hy c. ?. uryis. Manchester q. " smith.
FaatarF Poiat; G.. NJ. sykes. Dorset; II ;. Hard, Ar
Hnston 7. woodward. East Arlington. d, 7 Hurd, ".
Arlington. d Watt. East salem--l8
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VO TnrLADIrs. ~

tTO THE LADIES. The celebrated IN. L
Din particularly invites all Indies whp need .
3''aHi or Safgitaf adviser, 10 call NJ h. Rooms.
NJ. Il Eriieott street, Boston, Hass., which thew
VII aruHgcd loribcr speenl accommodation.
Dis hlA having devoted over twenty venrs ts
tue particular branch Of tho Treatment Of ~ dice
e. peculiar 30 females. il " now cone 9 tsu by nlT
born hths conhiry and IN Enropel that lie eSeells
EMl "ther knpNn practitioner in the tufc. greedy
hGd eHrciual treatment Of oft female complaints.
IFS medicines are prepared with tie express pnr
pose Of removing al diseases, sucL ~ debility.
week.-mrs., unnatural impressions, cnlargsint lts ~
tle womb, also, all discharges which flow from =
morbid state Of liz blood. The Doctor IL nov fully
prepared iotfeai ~ bic peculiar style, both medical
W and e~urgicallY an diseases Of tie female sex. aad
hey are respectfully invited to cnil Mt
No. 81 EBdifOtt Street, EostOn.
NJ letters requiring advice must contain one doll
lar 10 ensure an answer.
Address Dr. l.. Dix, No. II Enajcof Street. Bo.
ton, bass.
Boston, Jan. /, fs6g.-i-3s
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N0TnI

VIVA spts % W~EBKgeHAY DEG g. aaAff ne
direction 81 ffv frAHelir nAMst1D a e faa
eba1 aal Paas 5. AiaFE q ~ a. ess~s 3 4 q
tas q sssierl Department
Ofscf sd aaa arat geaesefs n fr fosss faet
H-e5aGmsntsaa lF sIfAs 4aeasf q a
SEE amflasH0
Terms IT, Eatnef aH# ttsHst - hfrraE Aeafa
nst ~ ta6ret o. pef MHsk
H1sng s1sn AaFlHs Gee a5stf1frs H woes Hss rec as
laatsf8ai So aa8m sac Barr fHaG.
gansaLss ssut, sa afFAc4aes - Eag BF AaakFm 81
70 CrRf9ts C8
Nafhsaisf ftff 81 ssaf
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PARKINSON a CO.,
eos Broadway. ". y.
nANInL RonERTs, K.lale.

nTArE OF VERMONT. Ms Probate ceHri
- Msncisssst District - he3sa 81 Asncbsstei
IN aaa ff said DKisicI o. tbs ASIA &&g ~ Fsb
aasy. Iktf.
Fge.snt. Hos. E.B BURTON 1sjge.
Ihs ssm uisf7sfas co tie sfisis efpsaisl Roberts
hss II AsasAes,sf. aseeNs*a, spp4ed to render h'
&aai ArxNa0L
AhsgwuFa@ / w&s sriersA Iasi ss3 ape.icai5Qa
b. b~3ra III q rrahsis 1aaEt 10 hF haa8Ea st shr Pro
eaas ts6rs a Manchester, a sHa fr afd District,
Oh tie a. say Of Nkwh. lke&. ard 5has sestce
skeFees - gives - pah5shiaE &tR order shfes weeks
s1<e~essx~tr is TIE MNaehetgst @oAfNaL FF alsa VI
ss MannA<tixF, pgxssa0s 3 sid tas q bHznuF.
Il ~. FhGNnLE. Register.
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SPRING AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
81 1O2 ~
is JOHN STREET.

HaYinE supplied ourselves aith q new and superior 10
ot saets, 81 tac hirst STYLES and patterns. and hariag se
eHtfl from tbe importers many articles ~ great beauty
and valac, " ss nus prepared 70 make or the spring
and vihter better arrangements, and present X eater in
daEemteLis "a Purchaser than Ne have ever before Offer
"a We hREe y8tAN fHlaahie and ttauiifal sruclcs .
reaas egmFrlsiug Pianos Watches. Diamonds plain sna
ornamental dessjry, and FaEey Goods sfeyrry descrip.
bon, that We Wtl All al o. each regardless " vAlus 81
TaHE
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TIE hHsiness sill here sler ~ conducted ty VII
FULLERTON, lssie FrnpretnfJ who has hsd an eXpeF
ienee oftFciyc YEAR, IN the hnsiucss 81 huishine marble
he ~Il uss 81 means e. sait bis customers, ID even par
ticuisr.
Isif WI FULLERTON.
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CAUTION
To Females la Delicate Health

TlR. DOW, Physician and sureeon. No. 7
- ENpicoff 81, Bosros, ~ consulted daily for
nl Diseases incident 10 tie female sgstem. Pro
ialsas ltprt0 " Flour Aibus, Suppression. and other
menstrual arrangements, are al treated on nsu
pathological principles and rpeed reliei guaranteed
u q very iew days. 50 invariably certain Is thls
new mode If treatment, that most obstinate ssm
plants yield under j. and the slilcisd perasa sosa
reiolces III perfect bealhs
~. Dow hiss ~ doubt bad greater experience 10
ne cnre d diseases Of women than ans other phy
Stefan IN Boston.
Boarding accommodation for patients who nav
wish 70 stay IN Boston a tew days under bic ussl-
meHt.
W. bew, since lstj, having confined BIZ whole
attention 70 80 Office practice for tic cure ofPrivHts
Diseases aHd Female Complaints. acknowledge 20
superior - The United States.
N. BAN letter. must contain one dollar. or they
will GOT be answered
Office hoBp from = 4. II. 10 9 ,. 81.
Boston July Is 1861 tyiyz6
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rnondlf refers % Professors and respectable phv
sseinns~ many n whom coutuit him f critical enses.
because q hs acknov lodged sktH sud reputation,
observation.
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SD

THE BEST WATER POWER rs THIS
COUNTY abaot Ion usrsy Poser. sell stus 81
tea Cotton fsafog - Nea'ea sill. crly thirty
reis trcm ths Western Yeruopt Rsiiraj
Alsa 100 acres e5ed leysl lard aiio.niae. sui.
table CT b~ulidipE lels acres 81 he Land
heavily seeded Wtth Maple Timber. balance aad
meadow aud ulisea land
There's uew % the premises : kut class Cir
eular SaW NIL doing alafge BUS mrs.. also . Plan
ing Machine aud small saws
This s a ysry desirable property for a large
hGliness Appls %
I'm oRvIs
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Who know little of he mature sud character y Sea.
.i Diseases and LASS ~ O. their cure. some an
NY. totkel plpion9s Of Institutions or Colleges,
exhibit Diplomas Of the Dead. how obtained mn
a9wn net only Stunning and advertising Ia nance
e those Inserted in The Diplomas, bnt ,e n,,ths,
their imposition assume names of other most ees
ofated Physicians long since dead. Neither bs ds
ceLNNaL Nv
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now VIZ Drsrosr or ora Goop..

We hsYe t9.poa on Colnrui Photographs comprising
rVffY sabeet-ktAgiou sentimental. Connie aud Fancy
-that - wil sqli at Thirty Ctnls each. " four FOR one
Dollar and sta eaeh Photograph We give two number.
- nptiecs The spiieef ars nHmhered from ous 90 Hng
thaufAnd aaa pat tHta e~nYeiapcA kpalea up, ana thsro
ughiy mIaeds aHd Hheh Phalegrapbs ara pHrchassdtwo
~ eaFh fhvtogUph are taksu cat shd sgnt vith IL. The
articles ~ sussls arc numbered froa one IL arts tAaas.
and sud any nrtAeir 40 matter what the value may be.
c%aFfrsg9 dag stth ths hunher on the notice, vii b.,
seat ief Tua bolLtFs lfes q est eAeept ehea sehi BY
express lhth as the rApeuss u tha u~rcsiter.
n a9 sssar. yau taat sasald Us nombef eorf' spend
ssnt n d. purchaser ~ I've DQilsrs
LIsr 90 GuOn~ At s2.Oo EACH.
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
ROSEWOOD MELODEONS.
GOLD HUNTING CASE LEVER WATCHES.
SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND SETS.
SILVER TEA SETS
SILVER CIlAFfNG DISHES.
SITS SILVER TEASPOONS.
"a, o09 CORAL, OPAL & EMRALD BROOCH.
IS. MOSAIC, JET LAVA AND FLORRN-
TINE sETS. GOLD BlAGS, GOLD
PENCILS. T~0DTHpICKS, sc.
Cen ftsHE Hsfg aAless rafeg aaa to- eaolessi seaI
Mf s We w4sna1 aat spsss es8srtus e as &C.,
ess uHl tt as ans ftls afs sn - feF5sseHtsG.
ass 8aes Ht gff sfstaaasH fetafh s.. SAD Ne all
ffs ef scenes hask
h0W 20 ORDER GOODS.
sad q z y oeass f - n spFs . oss Dol
tAe Assqt Wien 81 Ageas Aas eat " Tea psItst as
ts~s a3 HE gFr aa netlcf ans tie
~ pglAt
ff EtHEg saaasfss ssn tHsEaemfh Rinm ~ IS
t @I fiay Netafs sfoa r'ff "AfcA
We @ 60 aarEai8 81 aiaaae sea- gad s. Aernt
cas- eaf f raBe s#aa a. ass uba
e 4g Nst aAa a -
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dissolution

The Comp&ny heretofore knawn - The w. y. ".
Marble -. tthc individual names u said COMPANY hs{Hc
W. II Fullerton and Il. II Rasscl1 have this Eli day
81 August iss5. BY mutual consent, dissolved colarther.
ship.
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QUACK NosTRuM MAKrns

through false certificates and refer, noes. and ram
meudatioHs Of Their medicines bgtle dsaa Who snu
not expose e contladict them % who, besides. 10
further their imposition, copy from Medical boil,
much that = written ofthe qualities and oleSl. ~ Al
lcfeul herbs and plaHts, and ascfihe al The -sama 10
their plhs, Extracts @Speci6c.. Se.. most af wbi.h
# not All coutain Mercury, because Of Inc ancient
belief ni its "onring everything" but nos knovn
to XII moe than Is cured aud those not Allied
eouttutiouaIiy Injured Tor life.
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LO1HZ.
Dr. 4 LNDERs IODINE WITFR.

DR. H ANDERs IODINE WATER
Pure Solution 81 Iodine, WrrHoCr 4 s1LyKNl.!
CoataiRinE8 PrLL 6EAfs % each ounce d water.
ma most rowErTUL YtrALfzTNG ACENf AID EEs
T1EAvivE Ksows.
II has cured and gB cure scnoFULK IA 81 IL maa-
fold forms.
ULCERS, CkkcEaS. SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM +:
sod Is has been astd with astonishing success 10
cases Of
Rheumatism, DYSPEPSIA, Consumption, Fe-
male Complaints, Heart, Liver, and
Kidney Diseases, &c.
cffcuias seal FIRE % anY address.
Price sl.88 bottle. me 4f 500.
d.. 81. ANDES & CO., PhFseians and Ckeassa
42k bfgaewav. AeA fork.
A5so f8staf ~ sEfH " F0WIE sos. IL
TreRoa street Bostaa zn4 BY Duggsts Ftssra :
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Mark this This Magic on does not SET BROKEN
BONES or replace simple " compound fractures pro-
duccd by external violence; hut after youf skilful sur
geon hiss reduced the dislocati8n. or replaced The broken
bones. its use helps the healing and reunion process, giTss
the sbs0FbeHts activity, sHbdues Inflammation and fur.
theirs q cur3 wonderfully.
some folks seem 70 be proud ~ telling how lame their
shoulders nre'-Of my criek in the back 4 have got
the sciatica'-aRd delight IN Dragging that nothing can
cure meT-but when We get such awful folks to use
Rcnue's Pain-kiIing Magic Ofl, faithfully, we not only
cure their iamenesA, aud charm away their pains, but We
actually take all that Kind of 'brag cut II them and they
Frankly own ~, aud say, II works like 3 charnN
why then let pains and aches your temper spoil
Your beauty louse, for want Of Renne's Magic oilf
Why swallow Hambugs, AZ young birds do food,
III 49, L Ln.A -.-ML Y
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lGNoRANct or ouAcK DOCTORS
NOsTRuM MAkEns

Through the ignorance ofihe Qnark Doct.y 1,au
ing no other remedy, he tcies n;,on Mfnsu,ptY.
aud gives u to allhis pationtsin lhls, Drops. Se.. 90
the nostfnm maker, equally ignorant. adds ID M.
50 called %Nlraets, Specific, Aniidote. No., both 70.
wing upon its effects ~ curing a few hundred, il
4 lfulnphrd y various WAYS throughout the land
but ALAsl nothing y said of tho balanoe, snme az
whom dle. others grow worse, and arc len 10 linger
and sulrr ior months Or wears until relieved orcur
ed, u possible, by competent pbvslciaus.
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ia -

10 avoid and escape Imposition Of Fotsifn asd
Native Vuacts, ifogt Esaisfaas 10 nOstoa tkAa
ether large cities.
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AFFLICTED Ann rNronrrNAftl
FVHtI"N ANp NATIVE QuAcks,

BE- noi robbed and add 70 your suffering, n being
as,s.'ea icy the lying beasts, misrepresentation
false promises and professions 81
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Wood Land For Sale.
Mr. RENnE Oh RIISElELn MISS.

10 experimenting with cases Of rheumatism, has diseov.
cred that a certain combination 81 Oils. with The juices of
Plants. forms a medical compound, the use 0f which cures
all Pain and inflammation, as water q]utnehes fire.
lie now has IN his possession a large number Of Ger,
tideates from people fright at home, in Pitisheld, and
oihe1towns, showing the great value Of hist
DIN LILLAG M1GM OH
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enA,He' afe very moderate. Communication 81
thc ~strlcicst secrecy aud conf Hence what sser mn,
rs tte disease, condition OF situation Of amy ons
IN rrried Or sitele
Medicines sfnt BY Mail or Express 10 MI part,
the United States. ~
Boston, Jan. / ~ls0G.-ly8g
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nf J. nIXs
PRIVATE MEDICAL oFFlCE.
81 Eaditait Slrtti, BoslaH, MasL,

befat stffTf land t eangai be enutFaaietsd. az
cepf ~ QpackA vho viii tay 81 is anything. s,ss
PefuFs themselves, g ,mpess upon patients thai
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BuTALL QuACKs ARE NoT IGSonA,

ot@tilsiaheihg thc foregoing facts afs known 10
soue Quark Doctors aud Nosbum Maker, vet re-,
]eariless oithe life and health of Others there are
those among hem who win oven perjure themselyr..
contradictinP.giving mercury 10 their latients or
ttat 7 y %eoulaned in their Nosirums. 10 that the
usual lee may be obtained for prufc.sodly eur
tng, or'the dollar of "]lrnctiun II it may IL m
tanned for TIE Nustfum IL Is thus that many ARE
deceived alsciind ~Usee>sly spend large ariouats
for experiments with quaekcry,
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PAIN H1GIC on
at WORKS LIKE A CHARM

And Tie more they use I, and hccome bctttr acq
with It, the better they like H. They all say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
THE pJTTSRrRGB CONTENTION

The Army and Navy have met at Pittsburgh, and
with no uncertain tone proclaimed their adhesion 70
the principles upon which they fought the war, and
propose to reconstruct the Union. Our special tele-
grams inform Us, what may well be believed. that
this Convention the largest and most enthusiastic
that ever assembled in the United States.
From the character of the men who compose It, un-
usual enthusiasm may be expected. They are not
politicians They have no party cause to serve. no
political ambition for themselves. They are the
downright earnest, gallant, brave men who went into
the war with single purpose, and came out of il
bearing that purpose unstaned as their banners.
Whatever they do has national meaning. The coun.
try has no oracle as true as the army, and in Pitts
burgh it is, for the first time since the Rebellion
was crushed reassembled in its representatives.
Fifteen thousand soldiers and sailors ii is estimated
are in Pittsburgh in answer to the call They have
turned the city into one vast camp. They came
bringing their tents and banners Every Corps,
even every Division Of the United States Army Is
represented WE'LL and every flag borne by the dele
gates has been borne triumphantly in battle for
the Union. In proper tribute to the mass OF Amer-
can soldiers, a private, l.. Edwin Dudley,
was made Temporary Chairman. The announce
ment of Logan as the first choice Of the
Convention for Permanent Chairman was hailed with
cheers but in his absence, another gallant soldier
Gen. Cox of Ohio, was elected. OF the formal bust
ness of the Convention the delegates promise to make
short work They have refused to allow an address
to be prepared, on the ground that their argument
was made on the battlefield, and the reso-
lutions they will adopt are expected to be
like the discharge of a battery. The Michigan
soldiers have repudiated Custar and Custarsm, and
we are proud that resolution OF officers Of coored
troops to the effect that all Union soldiers white or
black should have equal rights, including that Of suf
lrage, was received with cheers by the Convention
Thus the long line Of blue moves on, unbroken as
on the battlefield, and still to victory. The desert
ers are not missed those who trembe in the rear do
not shake the courage Of the heroes in the van They
found the work was not done with the ending Of the
war, and they have left their homes once more to do
il. This Convention is like the charge OF cavalry
that decides battle.
The nation will echo its words with pride and joy
Look at the names which are on its roll. They are
names which came with the news of great battles
during the war; familiar TO us now as Chance.lorsvllle
as Chattanooga, as Gettysburg There is no victory
from the Potomac to the Rio Grande with which they
are not blended and they are registered now as then
upon the side of the Union and Of Freedom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
INDIANA.

Indiana has a Union majority of eight out Of her
present delegation to Congress, which she will be at
great pains not to lose, and possible, to exceed this
Fall Her only Districts that can appear at present
doubtful are as follows with the names of their hold
ers in the present Congress:
". Dearborn Decatur. &C.. Farquhars, 66 Union ma
jority
VII Clay Greene &c. (vOOrheess 5s4 fraudulent Demo
cratic msjority.
X Allen DeKalb &C., CDefreess) $50 Union majority
We hear that the Democrats hope TO overcome the
s44 Union majority in the lid District, but they will
have to encounter strong and popular opponent in
Gen. Morton c. Hunter
The Union Republicans of the WITH District have
set out another soldier, Col. Ira S. Grover who bids
fair to strengthen his ticket against VIM s. Holman,
his Democratic opponent and former representative
in Congress. This District our opponents hope to
capture with the help of the Government.
The With District sent Mr. Voorhees, for a time to
Congress- on fraudulent majority, but his place being
contested by Gen. Henry d. Washburn, present can
didate he was unseated and sent home about the
middle of last session This District is therefore, to
be regarded as Republican though still debatable.
Major William Williams, Union officer. stands for
the Xth District on the Union side, against Robert
Lowry. Democrat. Allen County, portion of this
District which in 1864 gave 1889 majority for the
Democratic ticket, voted 400 majority against it in an
election for county officers last October Thus there
is hone that the District is fertile for Union harvest,
though the Democrats are making every effort the
other way.
The large increase in the population OF Indiana
within ten years has been mainly in its Northern dis
trics, and, as the apportiOnment for Congress and
Legislature has not been changed it is claimed that
the Southern part of the State has an undue represent
taon in both bodies. That section was largely DEM
ocratc at the outbreak of the war, and though par
TALLY redeemed by the election of 1864 the Cop
perheads hope to regain it with the aid of Presidential
influence. The ground for this hope is the large
Southern emigration settled in the Copperhead dis
tricts But as Indiana has given standard majority
of 90 900 for the Union ticket in the last two three
years. we take heart that she will not go back on Ter
noble record.