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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
1x. 1855. T..
ritz GfE.iT ZINGaRf BT7'TERS.


- his woNDERFuL REMEDY was discov-
cred and introduced about twenty years
syo by. pr. IS. cheopsus, an cminunt Egyp'lah
IL lad long seen and felt the wdns oi scmc
remedy which would strike at me rpot ~ as
ease, and 80 prevent much oi the snn1ii.g y,
which The human family was then co'nltc'lcd 10
endure. t.lt,.,d
The great question was presented 10 ms minh
go, d.v In vivid eolors ~ he MAYED among
'the alex and dyiug, and ob@rved tie inelhs,eh-
~ Of nearly all The. rcmcdies then In nsc' Ihus I
h. was lead to think and experiment ana ai'et
IAN Gears of study aud lallor. be presented 70
~. S.lio,x man the wonderful Iingari bitiers.
Tn. effect of this preparation IN ne prev 'i,'loh
.nd rurc Of dtsease, was 40 marvellous anu ~
toni,hiud, that the most ilattering marx n'
toysl favor were bestowed upon him WI" ~
covered Il. Ills name wa' nlaeca ur,n ~ ~
Ron ~ Noble, and gold medal with W. ini-
j,r,ng ipoription-Dr. :. Chcopsus. the Pahhe
u.n.factor-,was prrscntcd 10 him hy The Fier'
The prenaratinn has been used In several
Snl,iemics Of cholera. both ~ prrNFntlNr hah
.rr.,,,c n,easurc. and with such great sttccesH
that IL has been ntr1duoal intn peafly Az toe
general hospitals Of the Old woriS.
The old saving that an ounce 81 prevention
/. worth a pound of cure applirs with marvel
low, force 10 cholera, and ihcrciore any rcncdY
shat will protect Us against tins ierr','' n'f'a''
should be freely anu ltlrf'NNh'
An natholocl.ts nov agree that ihe enni'fn
noi.on acts on the Fystcm ihreugh tli" blood
s,d chat any combination which acts on me
.rcretory organs. and keeps ihcin IN w"rklhg
order. must prevent salhrioni accumulation
~ ~. poison 10 exert il. terrible ehcci- on ne
organism. Thisis true not"niy Of ei,elefa' but
~ s.saffy asirofirr maladics, csrrr'aHt ilc dI'
ferent forms nf frvcrs.
The ZIngari Isitters IL just snoh a rericdr a.
the above conditions require. u ac's "n th'
orrsn. or rxcretion and secretion. krrpinG up
I ansrf,rt bslapcc between ihern. Thu lhiter-
is so,spo.cd entirely Of roots and herbs ,"
nicely eoncoctcd that every organ isacieH nrnn
and nut in tone. It, taae J. pleasant a"d ~
effects prompt and lasting.
yun.rous cssa- of The following disease
hsts been cured hv IL; Cholera, Dnrrh.ra'
Typhoid and Tyihu. Fcvcr, Fever. Agae' Ner-
YOU, Debility. Anarmia. frnale lrrrgu'ati'i'''
Ds.pepsia, Flatui,.ncy. coir. Scfh"l'' &C.
Tfiee suadolar pr qiiNl l"d'le. 49,,
Principal Depot Al tha Walnut frrr' harh
Harrisburg, Pa. p....-.
For sale In Westminster Md. by bo"tFs
Cans. Groeers, aud \. II. Ilrugr, Druggist
J. RAllrEB,
June 1s,--iyr. sole fIopf'e'"''
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DMBoICAL iSGgNUITY.--Ono Per.
rot. Frcnchman, has invented three
terribly destructive cpginus--thc FIRST,
a thrcc.barrelcd air-gun, firing one
thousand bullets a miuuic, the bullets
dropping from a hopper without inter-
mission into the gun; the second is sim.
liar but mounted on wheels. and tho
third is a steam locomotive, discharging
two pounds weight Of proiectiles per
second aud capable Of killing one hun
drcd ADD seventy two thousand eight
hundred men in twenty-four hours, il
but one man was killed to every hun.
drcd shots discharged.
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DIR. w. III. WitmOr.

Ua. been in s.iul practice i1r nn'ohrt
snf wears with the experience ot lhf hHeF.h'
hospital. In Europe, also member "l lh' IN
aly deal Medical Institute ol NrW l"fN, ,ph"'r
uss a. attend 10 all professional ca,cs AZ me- oil
a. No 02s FiIbcrt Street philadelphia.
yo natent Medicines are used or recon-
,rcnded; the remedies administered are those
,,hjcb will not break down the con-iitutioh bnt
ate the svstem from ail Injuries y MS tu--
tanned frem mineral medicines nhd leave he
system in healthy and perfectly eured con
dition. ~,
pyspyrsrA dat distressing disease and tcIl
Aetroxer of health and happiness, undermin-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying lhnu'
sands 20 untimly graves, can most ctnphanea'-
ly be cured. "a,
Melancholy, Abberranon ihst Haig "' n,'ihn",
tion aud weakness of the mind which renders
persons incapable OF ENJOYING the pleasure OF
performing the dutics OF life. 49,,
nuguxATisM in any form or condition. chren-
mic or acute warranted durable.
J tpIIKrsY, or failing sickness, all chrome or
stubborn cases Of
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rhcum and every
desorIpticn OF ulcerations Piles and scroiulov.
diseases which have bshed all previous medical
kill can be cured by my treatment; ana 40
81 = ali diseases. ives COSsUMPrIoN) can be cured
by wearing my MediCatcd Jacket, wlhch ~ a
protection 10 the lungs against all changes 81
weather In all climates. Having investigated LOT
wears the cause and character oi inier1;;isenis
(fever and ague) in all parts Of the United
States will cure permanently all cronicc or acute
cases Of agaa & nervous disease: IN iew nays.
cancer Cured icihom the knife or DrdWm5
Hood. =, ,
Tape Worm that dread to the Human Family
for wears, can be removed with two or three
doses of my newly discovered remedy, warran-
ted In all cases Consultation in the Engllsihi
artlfserman Languages free Of charge. WIN
mako visits any distance IL desired. MAY be
Addressed by letter (conhdcntially) and Medi,
cine sent with proper directions to any part OF
the country. n,,
OFFICE--No, 02s Filbert st. Phila-
Inne T-ly
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rIMl = undersigned has iust returned from
the city Of Philadelphia with the largest
aud best selected stock Of Ladies' Misses
Children aud Gputlcmcn Boots & Shoes
ever brought 10 this ma kgt Ms stock con
sists N part Of Ladies' aud Misses -,
Cuslom made Glove Kid IIalmorals fBl
Fasting Gaitcrs, Morocco Balinomls,f SA-
Polisl, Boots, oil Goat Balmorals, and Chill
drcns Shoes also Gentlemen Boots and
Shoes, such as Mems Gnlf Gaslon made
Boots. Congress (iaiicfs, Lace Boots, Bro.
gans, Zip and cuaise boots & Shoes o. all
kiads. lIcihE al Experienced Manufac,upr
myself have hsd al the above stock made
TO order, and lsfihc express purpose 10
suit this market Is a celebrated aud we'll
known Boot and Siioe Manufacturer Of
PHILADELPHIA, which iyr style, flush, dura.
hiiijy. comfort aud elasticity TO the feet. are
superior 10 30 Dthui. md nrc the best fitting
patterns iliat cbn be isund
have taken great care IN the getting up
Of ny stock. and can warrant every article
TO b. what Il IS represented or she loss will
he npuu me. therefore invite iho especial
attention u the Ladies' ard Gontlcmtn of
Westminster aud Carrollcnuniy 10 my stock
of Goods which will BE- 4,ld at upch lower
figures han The ninae goods eau be had
elsewhere.
Come one. come all, aud examine fpr
yaursclvcs No charges hadc for showing
Goods.
At T. s. EcKERT.
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LATEST Fashions DEMAND
J. w. BRADLEY'S Celebrated
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIpTIC
ION DOUBLE SPRING.
S KIR r.

THE Wonderful Flcxibility and great colns
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the DU-
PLEX Rl.iIPTIc SKIRT will be experienced
particularfy In all crowded assemblies, opc-
ras, carriages, railroad cars, church pews, arm
chairs, for promenade and houae dress, as the
Skirt can be folded when in nsc tn occupy a
small place as easily aud conveniently a. silk
~ mnsin dress, an invaluable quality in crino.
line, mot found IN aiy Single Spring Skirt.
A lady having rllioyed The pleasure cnra'
fort, aud great cunyenienct Of wcafing the pu.
piex Eliplic Stecl Sprlnr skirt Tor single day,
will ncror af.ergards willingly disrensc With
their usc, For chiidfen, Mfsws aud Young
Ladies they are superior % all Others
They viii not bend or break like the Single
Spring. but wiz preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or Four ordinafy
Skirts will have been thrown aside az useless.
The Hoops are c0yerea with double and iwisiod
thread. and the bottom rods are not only double
springs, hut twice Z 81 doilbai covcrcd proven.
ting them from wearing ont when dragging
down stnops, Stairs, &c.
The Duplex ElIihtic Il great tayniltc with
al iadirs and i univtisally recommended hY
the Fashion Magazine ~ the Standard skirt ol
the Fashionahlc World.
To cnjpy the following iacsIlmable Advantage
In Crindipc, via. superior quality, rcrfgs,
manufacture sitlish shape and finish, aeSiihli-
Is, durability. copiibIt aud economy. enquire
ior J. ". B6,utsY's DrrtHx Rtffric, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be snrc you get the genuine
article.
CAUTION. TO guard against lmpesiiion be
particular 10 notice that skirts offered a. Dr.
fLrX' have The rod ink s,a'np, VIZ, ~. w.
llradiey's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs,' upon
the waistband> othrrs arc genuine. Als"
Noiire that every Ilosr will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two Tor double springs b.a3dcd together ihcTc.
In, which ~ fhc secret Of ihcIf hcsihilltY and
sifrngih. sud combination not to be fdnhd in
ans other SKIRT.
For SALE IN al Sinrcs uherc first class
skirt. are sb;d thtpughau, thc uaited States and
elstRhurc.
Manufactured by the Sole 0wnrrE ~ the
Patent
wESTs, BRADLEY Z CARY.
o. Chambers a u Krsdr Sts., \. Y.
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nchnYior at Church.

Nothing furnishes a surer index Of a
Young gcntlcman's or hdy's character
than bis or her behavior at church. II
you sce a young man walk quietly into
church aud take his seat and pay prop
CT attention TO the religious exercise,
you may be- assured that young man has
sclcfcspoct and a good moral character.
The same may be saidof the young lady
who acts 10 like manner. But, on the
contrary, ir you see the smile Of scorn
rising to the lips Of the young man as
he witnesses some portion Of the seryi-
ces, gou may set that chap down ms a
brainless chap, having neither sense,
hammers, nor morals lfa young lady,
set her down as frivolous aud be sure
never to sclcc, her for wife She viii
cause you sorrow il you do. you are
a Protestant aud attend Catholic wor.
ship conform as far As your conscience
will permit you to the mode Of worship
practiced by that church, and let your
dcnleonor be sober aud dignilied and
rice rersd IL you are a Catholic.
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Dea- Bob, that's fine horse you
have there how much is he worth Z"
"Three hundred and fifty dollars" "
"No, not so much as that p
"Yes, every cent Of it, and another
fifty on the top of it."
"Are you sure 7"
eyes, III swear to it.
"All right"
"Why are you SO id inquisitiye p
"Merely for assessing purposes /
am the assessor in this ward and only
wanted to know what you rated your
nag at.
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OUR BIOGRAPHY, Y,-"George, give
Us a description of the airth >
YES. sir, The airth is war globe,
filled with mud, filth aud Shanghairs
"What arc It's products =
"Whiskey, gin, grecnbacks and bus
ted bank bills, -.
How many races ofmou are there!
"Throc-races Of Union course, races
for election, aud races for money
"Where is America p
"All over crcation---it is the paradise
that Adam, the first fllibuster, was
turned out on"
"Smart boy--go up head. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-08

The Fair at St. Louis for the relief of
destitute persons at the South is pro.
nounced decided success -Four libel
suits have been commenced against the
ST. Louis Democrat a Radical journal,
and FIVE against the proprietors respec-
lively. The damages are put at three
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
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DSg~Two Irishmen were travelling TO
Portland, Me, when they stopped to
examine a guideboard
Twelve miles to Portland, y exclaimed
one.
"Six miles apace, jist, saidt the other.
And they trudged on, apparontlyw well
grati6ed of their sudden proximity to
the forest city.
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MAKE TnEM OCR FELLow.CITI-
zgSs."-NarcIeon, who was the great
model Of a conqueror, declared the mo-
mcnt that victory was won, there were
no more enemies Enemies cease when
victories are won. They are then to be
treated as our friends aud fellow citi-
zcos, In conclusion | win bring to
you the illustration which used once
on former occasions When Latium
rcbcllcd against Rome, and was subducd
by her enemies, the question came,
"What shall be done with Latium and
the people of Latium r "Makc them
our fellow citizens" said the great Ca
millus, "and thus add to the glory aud
power Of Rome !"
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At meeting of Fenians, which was
held at Rochester, New York, on Thur
sday last, a resolution was adopted
threatening the Canadians with severe
retaliation il they indict punishment on
the Fcnian prisoners now in their
hands.
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,- w ESTEESN ,a-
MARYLAND sss E,
RAIL R @ A D.
Change of Time.
w ESTER
SUMMER ARRANGEENTS.

On aud after MONDAY, May 2lst, 1906.
tho Trains will run ms follows;
Edsfir1rd Leave Union Bridge at I.I5
A. NJ. "a. W. and 2.l0P. "
Leave Westminster nt $40 \. NJ. and
0.i5 A. NJ, and 2.57 Z. NJ.
lTssitra,d leave Baltimore at 9.ij A..
M., $50 =. NJ, and .. 30 p. NJ
Arrive at Westminster at II. 80 A. NJ,
GOO =. NJ. and 500 =. NJ.
Arrive Mt Union Bridge al 1927 j. ",
G.5s L. NJ. aud =. i2 l.. N.
peH- Freight Trains daily each way, tex
oept Sunday.l
tFD-Au Express Freight Car leaves Cal.
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays, at $50 Z. M-but all goods for
that car must he delivered before 800 2. NJ.
For any information in regard TO Ereights
or Cnrs, apply to the undersigned at West
minister.
j. II. IRWIN,
may 2l-0 Supt.
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The Hon. Reverdy johnson has
given an opinion that the tax Of three
cents pound on raw cotton is uncou.
stitutional, and believes that the courts
will so decide,
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There is a gentleman in Glasgow, so
polite, that he begs his own pardon ev-
cry time hetumbles down. Being good
natured, he always grants it.
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Beg-A man in battle is not allowed to
whistle to keep his courage up, aud tho
whistling Of the bullets doesn't have
that tendency.
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Wesuppose there can be no disputing
the fact that the first Arkhc expedition
was got up by Noah,
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An expert printer will set about 26,-
900 letters daily, his hand travelling
more than nine miles, aud in the work
ing days of year about 5000.
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IRON, STEEL AND
Leather Store /!
hppo,9outto Biachsmiths, Mrhinists
Farmers, Aocmakers, iSdd,ilcrS
and Consumers IF hon and
Icdtker.

TINIIE Subscribers inform the citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining Counties, that
they have Just opened at their new Ware
house, near the Depot, at Westminster, Md,
a full aud complete stock of
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs, Spokes,
Fellows, and everything belonging
To the Carriage Businesss,
and all kinds Of Biacksmith's Tools
and heavy Hardware generally; also com
plete stock of
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'vSnsNE I.-NrMREn so.
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Jss. Il. PAnkE, Editor and ProWisfor,
No. 3 C.nRoLL HALL

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sphon.
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yIisauate, q insertions, SlI each 7ubscqnent
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the paper: .oo
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NEW PHYSlOGNoNY, Or "StGSa ov
CumAcrrn, IS mnnifrslcd through Ten
peramrut mud External Forms, and osl'ec
iAlly in the 'uraAv TWr ptusL Que
elegant volume, with nrarly soo ragcs, aud
LOCO illuituiions. 49, :, L, WeijS, Editor
puaESmnoicAL JorgS,L priee, pos, rui'l,
- Addro,s FnpLEg & WrLLs, No. 3h9
broadway, New York.
@Nev Physinguon, /, r,niucntly prncii.
cal, fIlIy Illustrated, aud Fell SUITED tD the
wants ainll. 10 lhc tndy n ihcinc' the
reader sJous lrarus 30 read each and every
feature. Nose, arc classified as the l.omou,
Greek, Jewish, Sub nod Celestial Jhr
rgcs speak al languagc,. whether black, hlnc,
brown or hazel Ia o lhi' manner. chrcks
ucck, onfs. hapds feet, walk, voice. laugh.
cic are shown to bc "sisiN Of character
ln NO other work (. 30 mnch light throma
npon the character and destiny ut mankind
as in this, of the distinctive traiu oi nations
and tribes 20 clearly pointed out. Portraits
Of distinguished prrsous of ancirui and mod.
rrn times, with biographical sketches and
deiiupHlion ot character, are gwen. DiNtnr-,
Orators, Statesmen, Warriors, ArilsiR. Puris
Philosophers. Inventors, Surgeons, llitcof'
rrrrs, Actors. Musieiaus, etc. are inclndo'l.
lis au Encyclopaedia OF biography, ac.
qaniuting the reader With the career and
character Of many great men aud women OF
the pat l.0O0 years, aad Of the prcscni --
such. forinsnuco. ~ Aristotle. julius CWsar,
Shak .prarc, Washington, Napoleon, Frank.
Lin. Bancroft, llryant, lonrftllor, Irving,
Rosa Bonheor. Thcudnsia Bnrr, Golden,
Bright. Lawrence, Bolivar Nha,cy, Ihack.
cray, Dow, Knox, RichcIicu, Hopper, Due
kle. Dickcus. Victoria, Wesley, carlylc,
Motley. Mil, Spencer Thompson, Guthrie,
Alexander, and hundreds or others ApINrs
WASTED Boots sent by return pod or er,
trcss, on rcceipi If PJicc
nuv 10 SIN
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TO PRESERVE FRUIT.

W T INIEtIINFN ' II = " = T It :
THE EXCELSIOR FRUIT JAR, war.
ranted perfectly air tight, the greatest inn
out, it surpasses all that has yet
been ON exhibition, It's construction is sim
ple. strong and durable and the best of all
cheap. Which is now on exhibition and for
sale at Massie & Co.'S.
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Attention Butchers and Farmers !
HIGHEsT cash price paid for Hides,
by Reifsnider & Co.,
sept l3 pear Depot
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE.
II NJ A g HE II s.


,,r,,a.ot. nrn.arrryn
HiiHhA"i t"h'. az 1-nh-' 4
Rev. ioiN a; .MilNnoE, a; N, "
Miss u. Lon tnrlong, Al =. j..
Miss Mary Y. Manning.
MIR. VIM. >. Grouse.
ADSicAh DEfARF11AT
9tis Mis 'r'u'nlS 4 ~, \ ~ cahn aln''oe.
N''S' ""s' -
ysyrJIe INsTrrttTfoN will commcnee
~ tTpsi sissSIoN ~ ~ SIXTH
A ,lns,;e ,ca. an Wrt1NESDAY SIP.
TEWRER 5th 1sGG Pnbils will be re.
oo;,,ol :, o., y5,,,e and CHARGED from time
er e,r''ns ontr,ncc ~ '''''' ''''' ~
,o I1,u1,-x, = /fyyooT
AZ Il BO1hDIp"t g" y oH'
Its number Of Boarding Pupils duripgihe
past year was 2G females. aud 10 males. -
The Principal receives onty ,efcn females
into his family n nntilcf ot others may
board with apRrored families in the town.
Those wishing 10 occupy the vacancies
not vet filled, will pi,snsc make eariV appii.
caiioR.
The Recommendations for Baafters are
heo scpdfdie buildings, built Of brick That
for the Male Dcnartmcnt Is the rcsldenee OF
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AM

aud will be ready to serve my customers a.
thoy may desire
shall rndca,or to establish ny reputa.
ton by my work, and ak the citizens 10 call
and examine for themscl,cs.
They will always fad me at home and
glad to serve them.
6. ". G. DEMMlTT.
Westminster auglGf
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In extreme rnscs of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,

Price Two Dollar. sufficient fnr q montl, cau
BE- uscd e. good advantage.
II gives Strength 60 the Organs. and. with
The phh. viii resinrc them to thcir nOrmal
condition.
4 Pamphlet of 100 pages. on the ERRORS
or YOUTH designed a. a Lecture sud Caution
10 YoaBg Men, sent free, Ton conts required 10
pay poshgc.
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uNIIIs INSTITUTION will commence
the FIRST SESSION. Of its SIXTH
scholastic wear on WEDNESDAY. SEP.
TENDER 9Th, 1866. Pupils will be re.
ceiscd at any lime, and charged from time
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Bells Tonic Pills

Are recommended a. the most EiIicacious. Re-
juvinating and inelgorating Remedy 10 the
world
4 Package Pric0 Firc nnliars, win lait a
moath, aud Is gepcraily sufficient
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Picture Gallery.

HANiNG taken Rooms over lushaa
III Ningings Store, iomculy prcu.
picd by II. b. Gmmmcr, photographer,
West End, would say 30 the Citizens Of
Westminster and vicinity, thai they con
gc; plCrU RE of ans sizv or rtyic. ,uu
make picturcs from the smallest ticm To
the size ol lilc, aud II desired finished vt,h
India Ink, Water Colors or Oh, by the beet
Artist iu the country.
hall nj nll tunes krop supplied wisi
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may 2lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
Forcibly Put.

A writer in the New York Express thus pre-
sents the dilemma in which the Radicals have
placed themselves by denying representations
the Southern States. Says the writer
d" II is necessary that twO-thirds of the States
&" IN the Union should ratify an amendment to
" the Constitution before it becomes part of the
" law of the land.
The Radicals themselves say that slavery
. has been abolished by constitutional amend
ment so ratified. The Secretary of State
50 has officially announced the amendment to
s the people of the United States and to the
" world.
q But, to ratify this amendment, States lately
- in rebellion had to pass upon 1t before be-
q came LalO, and they did SO pass, and without
&" their action the ratification could not have
I" taken place.
" They did act as States IN the Union, and
{" Radicals and Conservatives and all acknow-
90 lodged their action as effective, as legitimate,
50 the action of any State that had not been in
"a rebellion, and without this acknowledgement
SO the amendment falls to the ground-withOut
.' the acknowledgment of the Secretary of
State that those States ratifying the amend
&" ment toere and are IN the Union-the announce
=" ment from the State Department that SIarery
q has forever been abolished by the change IN the
"a Constitution, is nothing bat a FARCE.
"a Therefore if We say that the Amendment
.. abolishing slavery is legal one, We at the
% same time necessarily assert that the Po'oerS
90 whichmads tho amendment are legal also. But
O, what do the DisuniOnists sayf They boldly
" assert that some Of the States which ratified
"a the amendment abolishing slavery are out OF
." the Union. Ifthis be so, then the Amendmenl
q has not been made 10 he Constitution, ana
'' SLAVERY stu eriStS in all those States which
Z" formerly or now held slaves under their
g statues. Slavery is not abolished. Upon
" the other hand, if We say that the Amend
90 ment stands, then so do the States that made
" it, and every one Of them is entitled to the
q" rights of States in the Unioa-and among
&c those rights is the right of Representation
90 which is now denied them by the Radicals
.s who declare that they are oNto the Union. ,,