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"A %s vs. on he, ps',,h ~ " s n he, lsss
nou BIrzKnA"
8. T.-1S80-X.
fev bottles Of f1Arr.T1ox BrTrIns
sss. Ss Ea@ass s,sssss ssd I'd p.s sss.sh I
:. Tlstnisney & and Indigestion.
RIoessiye Fatigue ,nl Short Breath.
-. Pain over thu Eyes-
" Mental Dependency.
A" Prostradon; Great Weahneu.
., sallow Compilation, Weak Bowels. DO.
"Dt Liver vi n COMPLAINT eiIsa AND DYSPEPSIA.
!. ssm,sa tut ant Sf ~ admit H. ,sn, S,.l
son Tho onre Iystsm and exhibit the above symptoms
SSn ss fs ~. 70 ss
hs world h.s aver PIodroed w!h!n ono ysAr over M q.
sna mot I! nsns. o.
hss como TO cur tnevlsdssi
raitsd 70 Ill condition, Of Nfs.
The reports thst Is .so. Ip3n mineral suh'Anees 70
e Ss pus and hs sOs
their phyIio,n. v' sppend lis: @ Of II. @ oompoponss
Weainess, ete y Vas introduced into Europe BY ths
Oountsi,, wife Of the yioeroy OF Peru. In ls40 and
anArwardl sold BY Tho Jesuits for s price Of
u .oeoA IN f1esr, undar The name Of Je,it. Poo
d.r.. and was hn,ly made public BY Ionis XVI. King
fehrifuss qualities during his south American travels
o.solnILIA B.nr-Hof di,rrhaa. colo aud disosses
pk1pnIoH-Por Inflammation OF tbs loins and drop
CnIHoaiIl Frox.ns- For snfssblsd digestion.
LAvnaDln YIovIn-Aromstc,n nttmulant and tonic
highly invigorstnz In neryous debility.
kEmn-An aromatic oarninsuye, creating ae.h.
muscle and nilki much used By mothers nursing
Also elovsbuds. orange. oArraSay. ooriAndsrI mako.
8. T.-1s60.-X.
Anoths, uondAIful Ingredient OF 1Tcst use amona
q S g S
knovn 70 the Of The world. ind We wihhoit
it, nams Cor thu present |
IMPORTANT ORnTu1oATRa
RoonlHIn n. Z: Deosmber IS. 1851.
from Dyspepts for three four years. and had TO
abandon my profsaiion. About three months ego
a have Ssm Am IN
seyess, osieu. and. = far . hnox always With signal
tonEnk Am, respectfully yonrs,
punlpn.n4. loh Month. l7th Day. 1855,
Rrs,xorzD FRIIHp.-My dsuehtar has boon much
e:nsat.sa Sy tas use Of s Plantation sisserI Thon
Thy nicnd. Asa 0URnIH.
BHnx4s aoys.. omo,eo. NIL
,vs1s esss. Of Jour Flsataaoa Dittor. AZ morning
ss.d nd ny :RS's.t tssnss asi' appraised
Arr.nssmsnts ' arc nov completed 70 auppiy nv a.
mlna iof thiI srtia. which has not haretofors bean
me pabo NAY M. .u..d th.. in no osss viii ,as
ps1focy purs standard Of tho PrisrIr1os Drr1Ins b
departsd horn. k.ry eotth bears s zo-Hmfts of str
ss.s*'rs ~ st'sl ptats ss01avtn0 n oasnss Hes
xay .~,e. p.asnasns 70 .sl PLANTATION Brr4zls n
~ q 3 e. ss'. H. g.. ss- ~ Ss. I'D gs:s ssp gss: S.
son Sy 8 nsss., Grocer. and Dealer ,arouuaou,
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TIIALDERG.
GOTTECIIALlk.

consider Chick ering d sonb' Pianos. beyond com.
parson. the beat have ever Sc en- In America.
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d.

Ills with feongs Of pride American m,nufsrturor,
that wo publish the following teamonlals which have
been received by recently; -'
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG G, II

uHHIs PAPER CIRoULATEs THROUGHOUT Tup
i middle portion Of the State. aud Offers the be.
for advertisers February 2s
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NOTICE TO SAILORS Or ImMIGRANTs
HOTEL OR DoARDN6-HOUSR KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |
March l3. 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
tho Legislature. passed tho 20ill day OF December.
1885, all persons concerned hereby notified call at
this ooe and take out tho required eenso mmedlRtely
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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80. 900 PIANOS.

In tho construction OF which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have tnvarla-
bly, been soiscted and used by all Of the word'y 90
kooledoed great artists who have Waited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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consider Ohictering & Hons' Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
tho harmonious roundness OF their tono. There Is y
perfect homogeneIty throughout al the ru9isera. Tho
upper potes remarkable for olesrness aud purity
which do not hnd In any other instrument while tbs
distinguished for power Without hArshness and
for . magnificent sorority.
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BARNWELL SENTINEI

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchana and business mon try It for few months
"No risk no gan." Send your cards and increase
your trado ts fall There's nothing TO equal Pr1ntor
tnk-it has msde many fortune.
Terms for the paper-f3 per anDum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted the OF 81 per square o
twelve lines or lees for each insertion.
Cards OF ten Lines loss at tho ruo OF $40 for thre
months.
Contracts by tho year for six months allowing priv
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
hrf IL, lsr IL,
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CHERoKEE INJECTION,

doe. not f.n to euro eeaorrAsa. oisst and an NJ;
eases IN from one 20 Tires days, and 10 especially
recommended In those cases OF F!lor Aleu. or
W1ifss IN Fsn1dtts. The two medirines USED 10
conjunction will not AL 10 remove this disagoeaole
complaint and In those ea4eA whsft othAf MEDICINES
bsys bssn usad without succeaA
rres, Rs;mssy s;..sSys one Bottle, x Three Bottles
The Cherokee "a Cura" F" Remedy" and hYso.
fion are 70 Be found IN ell we'll reEuated afos
stores, and are recommended by ph{nelins anS
druarsh all OVER the world. for their tntr1n,lo Moa
and msIit some unphneipisd dealer. 1,a howsssf
Ho.thicss oompounds,--in order TO mifs money
In pi,cs Of thess 81 not dscsfetd, II the drug.
aists viii NOT buy tHlm for ye; wriso to uh and We
viii .snd ,hsm 70 y6a By iIprss., s:cgr:Iy I.sssd
which thn human tystem II subject, and will b
ntestsd 70 receive full aud explicit statements nom
fioIo who hare hiled 10 receive relief hsIetofofs
Ladies OF gentlemen can address n in peIses con
pamphlet frse to every lady and gentleman IN the
iand. Address al Isttsrs for pAmphlsta u,sdIdaeS
or sdyice, TO tho sole proprietor, 4
CDR. ". B. HRRWN, 81 Wsltar 3D., \. Z.
FAY ~ thHul1
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August 19.-FTNAScIAL--iotd 1tHal42
with good demand. Silver l30ai33
Co1ToN-Quet and unohnnRcd; saes Of the dag rs fol-
lows: at a. aud bales at 261i cents. Total III Iacs
Receipts 60 bales.
dcd. ~ " '''
CoRH-$l 10a1 &c. sacks included.
DACON-Unchangcl; stock light
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IMPORTANT URnTHIoATRa,

HooH1NKn, n. z, Deoember 1S, 1881.
MeBars p. n. DRAKE q Co., have been 0 great auf
fsr from Dyspepsts for three four years. snd had 70
abandon my profeasion. About three months ago
Eiod thoaPlhnahon Bters, and 10 my great 10y am
nov nearly wall man. 1haye recommended than In
several oases and, far know. always with signal
bonenL lam, rsspecttuliy yonrs,
Rey. J. 8. OhTHORN.
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PHniipnIHiA, 10Th Month, 18th Day, 1854.
BnsPEor1D RnIIHp:-Ay daughter has boon much
bsnsAtted BY the Of thy Plantation BlttorA Thou
WIT send mo tHo bottles more
Thy frtond, ABA UURnIH
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To KEEpERs on COWS THIs PREPARATION Is

INVALUABLE It In
crcEaes I b Q quantity
and improves the quail
ty Of tho III IL K. II
has been provon by ac-
tusi experiment to In
crease the quantty OF
MILK and q r E A N
twenty per cent, and
mfhe tho d u TT Err
arm and sweet In mt.
tening cattle. 1t @ We
them an appetite, o
thrive much fAstef.
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8, T,-.1S60.-.X.

Anothaf uopdArful inarodlsnt OF rrest use amonp
ths Spsnilh lhdlas q Honih America tpsrna bssury
to tbs compilation lndbrniinoy to the MIND U yet mn
Known 70 the Of The world. ind We wishholt
it, nfms for thu present.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

EUROPEAN TESTImoHIsLs,
Received during the month Of august, 1sGa.
LONDON. July 2s, 1907.
pleasure in enclosing document Bignud by tho iiIst
composers musicians and proes'orR in Enropo. bold
cate that fet my duty to taku Qua OF ihom with mo
to Europe TO ASCERTAIN the opinion my prooasioa
unanimous they have been tho HnNcct. hog to
forward. M ho same time, lcttor received from my
friond sir. ouiArd, which I must bo Kratfy-
rhAvo the honor to bo gentlemen; yonrs vsry ,rnIy.
LONDON January H. ls1a
My DEAN sm: have great pleasure IN sakng yuuto
convoy to Mosars Chickerins tho expra sion OF In3
not merely the best Instrument American 1lsnfao.
ture that hnvn tried bnt nf tho nuest Plano
fortes that has ever como uniler observation; and
the Messrs. ChckorinG may wo bs proud of hariuj,
turned out from their rrannnS,ory mn inBtrimons
which, for touch, quality power and workm7nHh.p,i It
would be very dihoId. 70 sursss in part Of tho
Do.r sir. very sincuroly ycurn,
U!ias. D. coLLARp,
Frm of ouliIrd ooitArd, p.suoforo Manniaeiarcrs,
LONDON August a. 1900
Mr. DEAn Bin: Au you aro going back to tho untod
Rtates must beg you to remcn1rs mo kinaly TO tho
their Grand Plano forteG, good ia:iru-en ltink
az todt epeT furpSd 0tf Doth IN touch CHdtcFt,
Wishing you, &C., remain oves,l III,
IL T. BROnDWOUD.
Firm of I. Broadwood h sons. Pano.foris Msnut,o-
turer1. London.
LONDON. July 90 1866.
keIfrI CAickkrinp q Sons:
aKETs: have lust boon invited by Messrs. Conra to
have hesitation in ouorsing tho opinion OF iny uld
tend, Mr. O. D. Ooliard, That ft ie the lneat IN
strnment I ever played on.
Believe mo. gentlemen, mort faithfully yours,
J. L. HATToR.
Tttsionidis }Tor, tie mott dfn9iAed Artitt in B,Yps
10 NetIrf. CAieLerino d Sons:
LONDON, July 1b 1860
Having played upon . PlAnoforte made BY biesar,.
Ohickerng Il Bons, OF Boston and Now Yorh b,v,
much pleasure In teAtifSlug 70 It's general excellence
For sueetness and hrilliancy OF tono decacy of
touch and maenineent power tor concert purposos T
consider It really GnANp PrAso-YoRTe AND pEcIDEp-
LIZ TIE BEsr HAVE HEEN OF AMERICAN MAsupAorunn,
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIOLO REaUNDI
@. A. OSBORNE ALFRED JdELI.
W. KUHK lLlNDsAY BI.0PER.
JULES BENEDICT. j. MUSOaELEs,
ID. ". BhLfE PIot OF consorvstolre 10
0HAH. HALLE. Leipzig
BRINLEY R1UHABD4 u. ARTHUR CHAPEL.
RENE FAYARuER Director OF Monday Jon.
SYDNEY bMlrH. certs, London.
Among tho ohiefponA Of excellence OF tho ohIcsar-
oongratulatory testimouiais to the Mcsas ChckernR
tho greatest possible d0pth richneas volume oil
tone, combined with brilliRncy, clearness Rad
perfect eYenneas throughout the entire scais; and,
above s surprisIng duration Of aound, tho pure and
sympathetic quality OF which changes under tho
most dellczte or powerful touch.
During tho past fortythree years this nrm has
Gcturcd I.
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wEIILI.

WEIlLl,
Your Pianos superior to sny have ever soar Ia
this country or In Europe.
IhAyo never hard tone 90 perfect; Il yiehds ev,ys
e1preason that II needed In music and ia ou.tv h.
Capable Of change to meet evcry continent Thi. Is
power and IN derived from tho perfect nnritv ~
IT, tone together with its sympathetic elastic and 1s
balanced touch. ""~
POZNANSIkI.
nnring s past sight years h.ye constantly pl,yed
upon e Justly oeleb1ted Rrard Pianos: yours are he
only Instruments that have found either here or I'm
EUROPE 70 equA them In all their points orcelenct
may be .atiif.ctory to our patrons and frisnds
smonS the public 1t largo TO state that hayo
poen received from al the leading ArtlIts who hsvo
nted OF Are now reading In tbs United Batss feV or
LkO. pl HkYRR. 0USTAY HhTTKu
ALPRKD JAIL. J. HPSPni1T
u. tANDRRsON. IL sTRAEosoH
d. HORfHAH. JUfJIFN
ARTHUR kAPoLRoH.
And many othsis.
- MLusTRATRD ALBUMS ARD PRIoR rIsra
aRhT BIZ NAIL.
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DIR. RIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Life.

$SSMyHYHlZliSH Cures General DtoLiify, Weak
&&SSZ6Vl nefs, HYRsres In ftnakss,
AS8SAffY<:S< Pnfpft,ition Of na Heart aud
i{ASfSaS68Z< all Ntrrons Distdses. II re.
=Ies4| stores new life and vIsor to the
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PIANO-FORTES

TIIAlBERG'S UPlHION.
oonBidsr OhekerpY d BonG' Pianos, beyond roa,.
psrison, the best havo soon In America.
Chairman OF Jury on MuuIcsl instramon
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ia zmfls was on her lIp-heAlih vas in he. loo
strength was IN her step, and In her hauds-PLAET
xIoH BIrZnA"
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Low Middlfng IDS, and Mililpg 2sa-; adding tho
hslket closed With h1cnnE ondenry 1lu rniss Tor
tho past ihtco days eonpriso 100 bales making Ioni
io tho week. OF $3.50 bnes. nganst $3.50 ust wrsE onJ
foov tnc week before Tho rNr.,,.!s .oi;rr for IN.
e5rtudiR the arrivals from Mobile FLORIDA uuI TcSna'
Msh arc included In their respective star,urIis r'
crnas, 1cs. ogans ZIG last week. sowtnu dr..
OF loS bales Tho exports thr week
foreign ports. o" nnu 'ti 10
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
STOCK on hand September ], 1906 b,,. IN, oe,
g7l
S9xttu previously. TGi 18o- o-7c. 7Gn
hIutlonsl bales made from wrcckNl loose 'o7''oo
purni aud damaged Cotton I.clinrs
''..'''.''....- ..--............ IJ,J23-778, uS3
Clenne, to,, $50. 1G5
f'0"'''....... .................. $50. .G46-S57 .26J
s'ock on hand nnd OH shipboarti. 22OGy
ther declined 2za5c per busheL 1he sales to-day en-.
% p,HSo oIo sacks IN lots Of which lG5U Mixed 1000. 800
wn az u III; 100 white mixed nj II I2i and Coo white
~ white mixed at 81 per buBhrI. Weeks sales
h'.Se receipts 2l,si2; exports 2lis sacks.
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LONDON, August ~, 1900
LONDON, July 20. 1860.

keiIrS. CAiet<rinp d Sons:
aKETs: have lust boon invited by Messrs Collnra to
try Grand Piano-foTte manufactured by you au 7
have hesitation In onlorsing tho opinion ny uld
tHsnd, Mr. O. D. Ooliard, That ft ie the Gnea -
ahnmont ever played on.
Believe mo. gentlemen, mort faithfully yorrs
J. L. HArTOR.
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LutlicrOus Attempt at Suicide
Disappointed Love.

A gentleman on riding over bridge be-
tween Oakland and San Antonio, CAL, saw
young man and still more youthful fe
male leaning over the railing and apparent
ly in an animated conversation. From
what followed, it was but too evident that
the young girl had placed her affections
on the youth, who wouldn't talk the kind
of turkey in return that she desired.
"Henry. honey! do, oh, say that you love
me, or I'll do rash act," said the infatuat-
ed damsel. Henry didn't do it, for in a mo-
ment out jumped the lady into the blue,
tenacious mud, sinking quite up to her
knees. She tried to make her way to the
deep water, but to save her neck she
couldn't do it.. No sooner did she try to
raise one leg than down went the other still
further.
Henry (the scamp looked on perfectly
unconcerned; she kept sinking in the mud
until she was submerged as far as her
crinoline would allow, when she concluded
that there might possibly be an easier way
of shuffiing off this mortal coil. She called
loudly on her stony hearted swain to come
to the rescue, which he gallantly did, to
the dirty detriment of his $40 calfskins and
sky-blue pants. When the lady got ashore,
it took half an hour to scrape the mud
from her stockings. The parties were
strangers, and had the verdant look of San
Francisco depicted in their countenances
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FO4LADIES.


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BOSTON contributed S2'1O5 towards the
relief of the yellow lever sufferers at New
Orleans.
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In Madrid, the newspapers are opposing
the continuance of bull-fighting, and in
their attacks on the sport give some curious
statistics. During late years the number OF
bull-fights has considerably increased, and
it is reported that in 1861 there were 1890
bulls sacrificed in these fights. The average
value of these animals was $l25, and the to-
tai loss by their murder, during single
year, was $24S 750. Duringth the same period
5000 horses, valued ut $4,000, perished in
these fights In 1866 the losses were still
greater, 1915 bulls and 1851 horses, valued
at 81, 100000, being killed. There were Az
Dull-fights during the year, and the money
paid by the pnblic for admission to them
amounted to $650,000.
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The Democrats of California have elected
their candidate for Supreme Judge, Royal
J. Sprague, former resident of this city.
in which he taught school and studied law,
and married daughter of the late Judge
Blocksom. MIR. Sprague is a gentleman of
fine ability and education and an excellent
lawyer. He emigrated to California in 1S49.-
Zanesuille Signal.
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To Light a Dark Room.

The London Builder recommends plan
for lighting dark room in which the
darkness is caused by its being situated on
narrow street or lane. The Builder says
if the glass of window in such room is
placed several inches within the outer face
of the wall, as is the general custom in
building houses, it will admit very little
light, that which it gets being only the re-
Election from the walls of the opposite
houses. If, however, for the window be
substituted another in which all the panes
of glass are roughly ground on the out
side. and flush with the outer wall, the
light from the whole of the visible sky and
from the remotest parts of the opposite
wall will be introduced into the apartment,
reelected from the innumerable faces or
facets which the rough grinding of the
glass has produced. The whole window
will appear as if the sky were beyond it
and from every point of this luminous sur
face, light will radiate into all parts of the
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A RADICAL paper boasts that the ssGrand
Army" has planted one of its ''postsn in
Maine. 1t will soon find it healthy to pull
up sticks everywhere.
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llLANcAsrER, o.,l October Is, 1se7

.ss9LANcAsTER, o. October 2S, 1867.
To the Editor of the Commercial 4
n My opinion is often asked as to the cause
of the Republican losses at the late election
especially in Pennsylvania and Ohio, and
the best means to relieve our country from
its unhappy complication and restore har-
mony and union. / am always prompt
and free to give my opinion on political
questions, and choose, now, to give ii
through your widely circulated paper.
By publishing the enclosed YOU will
obligei Your obedient servant. .
. 81 . ~ ti.Q.-s,s.g si.lu T. EWING.
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YOUNG MEN
a HARE CHANCE TO WAKE MON.

A HARE CHANCE TO WAKE MON.
AtgkY. The Colunbus, Steam Laundry for
Sale. This establ hment is situated on the Cana
and is ,nseeedrlrning order, having new tw elve
&les4 Everytbing complete for laundry business.
Willie tered at private sale until the first day of
highest bidder on the premises, at TIVE o'clock r.
N. on the first day of November, 1867. For terms
&c., inquire Of WIN. POWELL,
oct25-Ltnovls Columbus, O.
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be question of national importance. 1t
is a question on which opinions differ,
and can be better settled when the country
is relieved from its present disturbed con-
dition.
BY retracing their steps, which have been
obviously taken in wrong direction-by
an honest effort to restore the Union, without
regard to party supremacy-by follow
ing, promptly and cheerfully, the late in
dications of the public will, the Republi-
can party may deserve and assure the con-
tinuance of political power; and they can
secure it by no other means. Denuncia-
tion can now avail nothing. Our republi-
can institutions are endangered-the peo-
pie wish them preserved-and elimination
of an Executive. stripped of all power to
do good or evil, does not tend to restore or
preserve them. 1t is idle to denounce the
President as an usurper, because he refus-
ed to sanction a series of bills giving him
unconstitutional power, and stripping him
of power which the Constitution gives
him. Partisan presses may join in cru
sade against him; the people will not, but
rather look 20 his acts and the acts of Con-
gress. and weigh them against each other
The public mind is prepared for calm
comparison, the temper in which each was
conceived, and the effects that each has
produced, and is producing, on the coun-
try. its prosperity and peace.
Very little can now be gained by calling
hard names and the accumulation of harsh
and reproachful epithets. Copperhead is
now understood to be flash term, and to
mean one who is not Radical, who thinks
the Constitution still worth restoring and
preserving, and of more binding efficacy
than the most solumn Radical platform
The bitterest and most vehement curses
against those who refuse conformity, are
now without effect. Our Vice President
Mr.. Wade, tried them to the utmost in
some of the Southern counties in Ohio. Ir
Gallia, these, with his exposition of Radica
policy, brought down the Republican ma.
jority from 1.l07 to s., and In Washin gtor
from COZ to 50, with like result i'm Scioto
Meigs and Athens counties. Had he can
vassed the State with like effect the Democ
racy would have carried it by majority o
thirty toousand.
His earnest efforts, however, were no