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RuRAL AMERlCAN.

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EaEraytaE~ aar.tc 6rEpe ktEr, k4~s ery aua = Jaw
berp f1AuI.t br aeti a DE l4ftsa sl8tss kAny
Ga.yiuch F8a ~, &C. AaeatGNa. FHe5aigma 81
Aesas sst.t l9r. 6snp', eoYy. ehigh alU be neat
iv~, - rb AMER, Nrntpu, o4r3sa Go, \, J.,
where tAr Niatg sfa. &N, bic l9esteA
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AGENTS WANTED.

M AGENTS eay there j. more money made and
m betur satisfseti0n given selling my Patent Door
Belle. Sslacec's Door Springs, etc, than any other
ageucg business known. Descriptive circulars seLt 10
any pers0n enclosing a 8 cent stamp.
Az TAILok, Sew Britain, Ceun.
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RITCHELL'S NEW G%EGeRaPHIEs.
The Rosrl Of Education Of the state Of Vermont, at
its meetirg at Waterbury In February 1851, aathoriEed
the use OF he following Biographies in the Public
Schools of the State;
MitcheRs First Lessons in Geography.
MtcheLrs Men Primary Geography.
Mitehelrs Nsis InteLHediate Geography.
The undersigned have jus. issued new editions ofal
these books. They have now ready q VERMONT KDi-
of the New lnttrmediacs specially adapted to
the State, and containing, in addition 10 all the matter
Of the New Intermediate, 4 foil pege, copper plate msp
Of he STATE, with all the natural features, and every
town sud village accurately set forth, and 10 this Is sd
ded 4 special Geography " tbs STATE.
These popular works, which are now In ne IL the
best sehooe In all the states in the Union, may be had
on application TO the Publisher, or they mey be order
cd u any bookse Ter or dealer 10 books In Vermont.
Other works OF Mltchells New Series are:
Mitcheli's New geography and Atlas, for High Schools
aud Seminaries.
Milchell's New Physical Geography. BY Professor
BrockleSby
Mliehells New Outline Maps.
Published by E II. BUTLER a co,
"a sITS s. Fourth ST., Philsdelphia.
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have already been espe1dct by The two powerful com
pAuies i&ai awe luheftas a tar eHtCrp4se, aud there
u n8 iAgE VI linAH fF H. Npat v .0r04s p-usreaAsn.
Ma1n the IAipad SLAVES Uavrtaaleul touBa d Haees-
saFg o. sccags he ne e99strstasn vi the lui5a fa-
cae I.aiir0Ad, 81 Gexeiupe ans prot G. ilE usRlhAeflsis,
lg gave tht Companies Anta8r4e1 ~ olAA lf EJcn am.
pe aid So ahaa.d render is speety complexion beyond
: doubt Tue available 5aeans q Tue Cation faciAe
RAILROAD Ca apAny, derived mlla The Government aud
IL oan si0eknoidrrs, may be anehg suinmga up Is iol-
A.aar
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a.-Fr.t .nerls.se ns.a..

By lie charter the Company Is permitted 70 issue lis
owh Ftrst Mortgage Bonds 70 the same aullant as the
bouds Issued by lhu government, anu 10 sa0ve, aHd eniy
a. IL rodd progresses, fne Trustees for the b0ud-
holders are the lion, r. u. Morgan, L. senator,
from New York, aud the Hen. oAkes Ames, Nember 0f
Us House OF Representatives, who are responsible
Tor the delivery OF these bonds 10 the Company Ia strict
accordance with the terms oflay.
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nnnufs SEgvtSK AND f~syieogAToR
rats se-feins ! gEEvEToNIc II stops the waste
81 fitAlf, braces the Nerves and quietly regniAtet he
sysgers eiesrges sssss, trFltah5HtY Lase 81 knersy, Lsss
II Appetite. DyspvpsiA, Constipation. taeal Weakness.
ana ) eeaefsi fSsi4He ~ ths meEtai and bodily ~frpctinne.
A.. to- essesas laalcstiaHs u Nervous nIsrase. Dcdd's
Nets NJ al iRxlglrstof = 4 osmplsbe specific for Al
tkes. w.stleN ISIS Aisa ths beat - iti + also The most
tgrssstis
EruEpY roE FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ever "a -e3 20 ths psbiie- Prnstrsiion - strength. Hyts
tsfs fsielsca excessive, ~irregaiai o. paisfal msnses-
yistd Z fs made poser.
10 NOTIFIES
nathsfsf - stsa rauiaenA fke SERFiNE for uss In
tAs aissases ukica s-iieg ehlldreB shls T~sethiBg, a. cgr
tAln 10 naasd qaies Aaa grateful relief. The stnpefgfng
EFraps. ~ vkieh Opium Il the ~pflaeif@l Ingredient are
sAa9snonst u ts ihtaif The ~fanstioas q the stomach
ssa ha~sls sRd ~sssaalls impede ths healthy growth o.
year gas4Nahg, IL care NinA Gslic. regulate the bow
re seNea tMs a4iss RAd feNete pain. tee SEkNihE
Ill ei~ays - taH1 safs aud efficient
DON'T TEX ANYTHING EIsHi
ES- Esadaa SsfYths coBtatn aaopItM Of other pois-
90 ssissreeent. far sale ~ 81 druggists.
rres 0Ks hai8a Y~f beiiie.
il Rsrf2nEN Co. preprctors,
- = Fultea strcFL Sew York.
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'tDsCYCH0MANCYpR SOUL CHARMING" How
l. either sex may issciaRte and.gSin The love and
lfcctions OF any person they chOose, iEstbatly. Tnis
simple meptsl requirement VI eau possess, tres, ~
nail fur 70 caayS, together with a guide 20 the anHi.r.
led Of botn EeKeg. A queer, exciting BOOK. IoJ,fEQ
'opies sold, Address 4. WILLIAM & co, Book fIO.
Usher. Philadelphia.
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NEW MARRIAGE GU1DL-An Essay fof Young Men
~ on Physiological Errors, Abusos and Disvsses Incl
dent 10 YOUTH aud Early Manhood. whici create ialped.
imeHte MkKSIAGE, With sure means VI relief heat ia
sealed l,tter envelopes free Of charge Address DIR j
sKiLLIs ilougnTos, Howard Association, Philadslohia
Pa
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a.. Rr~-s's P~s- AEg-E .s~Ess ~I'
IN rark. his ; CAsfs"
The Wonder of the World.
Clean. a. F.rtsus aud safs e. 90. sad .afss siH Ia saf
- - ~ h.sax "A wefFr ubenfbes anS

ANFNH- NHf4FteNH hNA ar y - z &AFAN FAA IN ~
part ~ ~ hsay ~ wsifr gnearhss afs
Try IL rfy a. Try INIT
ha S,er h~ go t4az yNr ws~~v
tsr.st{sn. villa ssra RstGe huw H. So ksnnsS Fsin.
KlHns Mage on sTtsrsalg - lhtsrpsNs
Nssyg FsvsaY sh0sd hssp u "a ~ tss@
AHtrsrrleft shsuta have thls Mkgtc oa SIR tksn'.
Ererfba8y j. ahie g. Ecoiaspt usprsins e. Headache.
Taafktsh Nksic. Coolers Norbas, lholsrs hTafsrt,
BaFna Ehtaaausm, At sTsiesa tAds " fhs Hetd 4 .
III tAs Fscr ftmensss Nci4t4oa, fiiA fnisab8 AHHst@
tas Maelc oI cures sh1 itls row kua~n e. b The bsst
Remedy IN the w0ud AhQt1is - Keuh~s Magic ul y
perfect ssELf HEALTH INSURANCE COMPhh1
~ tn Fs9sk sas
Tbsfs IL hsalth. hsaaiv. sad happy bone sealed Hpin
every Bottle. ~sirHe fsr You Reader.
iheHtfs or ft where Yog Trade
baA ~ DfnEgiNs. Merchants. and Orocers, who are
ms A1ents tsfuurhugt TIE country.
VIZ RggNE. sole rruyrieloF. Pittshsld Mass.
DsmEs Barars A 60. \ t'ltsais AgsBfs, kss lots
Geo. &. GosAr o a 60 " Boston.
~ l. Tbafnpe8a sNHs A. Ca Troy,
Faf sale 81 q u sykes Gray A Holley, Dorset; q.
". sa}th. 4. = oryis Manchester; 6. ". Bradley sun
srlssa. DsmiHE 4 Hssd. Bliiaga 4Jaatos AriinEt@s
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w. suner frop, seresq

when. ~ the a,s u AREioA OINTMENT. you can
eAstly b.cAred Ithaa relieved thoatAatt from Burns,
Sculds CAagPsj HIsfs. Spraii.a, Cut, Heebis, aud 20
ay eessylnH u ne fsfn. Try ltIsrit costa but 20 eents.
lie lass ~ ask for
H1LEs ARNlcA OINTMENT.
Tor AL. rs 81 druggists, o. f~nd your sdirefs and So
cents 70 q. P.hElNObR 4 80, Boston, Mass, and re-
ssiss . boz b ntaFa mal-tT
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0 AGENTS WANTED,

To eHt5CfT nNpK1~ THE
s0RlGs { azf0sY o. TsE aooss Or tat BlgtE.a
as fspF Nh sToNk. y p
A aesh hst b. aas = e. hrtt 1sA msss naFUsah
EsthatA Ibtee e - = 80 ahN .as4 thtt sh sasasfe
pAtf aiAtt is f. hssiass NEs e g. fNs siaas aas
aher As. E1e. isnesa assats aa# ssa.rs saated 90
t-sfHH4ae sass rahstHe ksak tatu eFefg fssi1. a. .
eagaaah tle UtE stsa foF ef srs Aianst
vrhggy ~ MAA3foEN PUBLISHING ca.
MarfsrA Uuam
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In Naaehestsa sev, III, Mes ANNA PETTiBeSI
AGea 81 years
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NOTICE.
NORMAL Il o

AT cAsrIFTOy. VT.
TIE wmtsr Terra, u y seets. vii beSs TAursaay
JAnaaFy q 1856.
Easmia.ssea ~ Admssias ~ia TAX p,sse On The arss
day u tbs Tern,
rss fstthss ia&ruaatsa efsresx
tsa g BkLsAgD. PunesHal
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The Union Pacific Railroad Company has q land
grant OF ABSOLUTE doaGtot from The government OF IA
sW0 aenis % the mile on the line ol the road, which
SAt not be worth less than u % per acre at the lowest
valuation.
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pURR 4 BURTON SEMINARY.

re wynssr T.rfn z Ais fuss!Eefion ell commsRcs
"a Wednesday, precnssr iiA. sa2 I'll essunas -
WaNkN
aAa Bssr8 al tassrucstaa xsil BE- - faissss
kss, Eps Kill HAkafs, a. fratips Knt Teach
e. Z Language
EEs4Au R4fLIIfN. TAsshcf y ksihsAasne.
Ms EtIEAA 1LAE14 frereVft@s 40 EeAtAtE ~
he EsgfkA BF4aea=A
cezgxtest jltuacAqs sli - p-ovstes Sc Aaae.
FrtAeh, Ira iEK SIC rH4tthE - Aa4ttis1 ~ tas G3Aa
sbaai xbA Engask hrpsrtaAats ashgeasA srseeflae aaa
ace Sarusl oa4nss Ell - gEfsHsA A fnEss De-
p4sxaSsi 81 keFesffs - ossass@sa MA tAr Anslts
BOA. Per SsrAsT g@fuceAFn, app tts FuAc9&
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CCOTTs JOuRNAL OF UsE-

- "a tnf9msssss fr DE FecSie ~ rrsses&aF y
NksteF Hos1 MAs4inasHE3 IaasRsist fAnliE Mo
aEiz< = hish fAafeetse. cusEzaa4ag fsfsrmsfist spfsh
RsasA@es = hs.ArA v Ma 49, AsaasA
ostg e. pr fsu ss@Fs oaa.ss. - cenls
Address Fraf teeit. rrrsisrHt Nee fufk GAssssIy,
~ p49HEas1 Fsas. NFs Nark cay
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fp-St.4s.s.t* s-sr.sss NhtiAS,' 0V
The Company have sJape facilities for suppl ing
any deficiency that laEy RriR ~ Dss1s Tor c~yastfac-
tion. ihis ilay ts done wholly or IN part by @adi-
tiunl subscriptions " cAps.4i SI3ek.
Active inquiry hse slr..9y Leea brsn made for a
parton OF tSese lsAds, - AttangeIeats as now
proposed to offer d part OF tNssl foI safe, walk their
whole ysIIe vii k9s Ne ssAii &alv for strle yraFs TO
GENE, they viii ren1atG = yxqg i~aAp0riGe. sepg!s ri rev.
enue 70 the Company. f@ Aads "a ne Hinsas Get
tsi Railroad CSu9suy As sraing sifrosa eA 10 t-sgve
dollars pei scfe, and vthel ,hAa grant c~D@peaits IN the
West are receiving esa~l prioeS for s1ii@f profsrties.
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Taree msgniaceatlr Illustrated GoficSl Books, con-
tanning important Physiological lnforED Sston, far Zen
sud women. Hent ffys og receipt OF 70 e~gts: bg sa-
dressing The s~eceetary Of the New RJtk Aedicai Uni-
versity, No. % Clinton PlNca, ks~ York City.
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scgATcH, scRArCmti scgATCHili
In iron 10 to q hoars
Wheaton = nisnaent cures che Itch.
wasstaa s0iatmsn cares salt KhsEm.
Wheniaa's 0infaeat cBret letter
MAeAt.ns Ointment cures ii&rhsrs Itch.
Wbeatass niatnaspt cares 0a naTeA
whes,aas oiafmsHt eAres kvsrY kiad u
HrMoE LfK MAGIC
prscs. - cents s boz; Ny matt. a. cents address
wEEE@ a POTTER, No iTo Warrington Street, Bos
ton. Msss Doe sale " al DrGEsists.
Bssblh. Aag 20 tssl~tyt5
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Ths authorized capitsl nfthe Union Pacific Railroad
Company is .l0o60d.tNA, Of waita over $.Ud0,ob0 have
been pSli on the work already done,
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The most sccptissl nave never e2presA-a a L,abt
that whea the Uai0h PUiac krfira1c 10 Gni~s<d me
immense business that sau~t hus o.es II, ~ tpe sCly
railro4d eonncCdfg the tao grand dtfisiana ~ phe
North Anlericas e.9ii0esi, and Mil De Oas u tie
wonders OF railway transportation aud ssit viii have
no competitor IL can always chaiee remuNeradve
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"a the Psdae ub3 - opct ~ ba-4aess ia 1870 MaaE
Taks sHf Ealeu ~ rHE upsE IA AtktapY hFFA
ua.E soRt sAkt aNra n-aet0s rus SACKS LtNE S hnN
o. GrsFfsg onbfs, Asp NusN tkbsaEn ESP ktS Es-
rL.Aap - h Ia. ~ Aar-aE Mnre Dan
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ne .m..s. s.arti..s 10 n.ii4 ne Road.

Contracts flrihe E itisa work of building Di4 miles of
fist-cisss road west from Omaha. comprising nlden OF
the most aielcHit mJantsia WORK, ana embracing every
expense except Surveying, hess been uAlc with re-
s~puuslbic parties tsho have 2ireadS hnisSci over 50
miles,, at the sverige rate al siKty-etslt thousand and
niy-eigGs eaiiprs i6s,oas3 per pile. Tuls prce Includes
ali neccssIrs sAoys tVf construction AID itpeirs Of
cars, dgputs, statiyns sEd all other i|boldrltUi build;
iuge, aud aito locomotives, passenger, baggage, and
freight cars, aad other reguisi 6 rJii.ng.aiock, TO IN
amount that shall not b~ less tnSn hUpb per laiie. Al
lowing The COST vi Lhe remaining one hundred aud
e~ighty.eis VI the eleven handrea miles assumed 10 be
built Wy the Pacific Company TO b. y 900 per tnile.
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NUMBER %.
DEMOCRAcY--CoNsERlATls3I.

. " Hb-NN'NsAN' = --NN tSFN'tt - o. ti3ftfttif
After Tho war when (hes democratic
party ro-crgauiaoal llhopld rAma being
|. In such bad edur, Tho members lly lAsAs
organizations IL some States assOhsa
what ihSyconsldsrod 4 lSssodiots name
that &C "cooseisasiyes .cl@ neSq,,
hOFeSeF respsEtobe boy might ooasiK
81 il, ala noedoycf -tho IniqgEliegof llte
Paryy,lef however bpdulHgg itss eoepo-
meumisht sound in boNeSr L w0s
FaoWo iaN'iaoh lotbs same pRIl8, ihat
had brought s5As sQqptEy, &. .sb9 verge Of
ruin. ltwos kuo9o to be the ofgani- .
Satioq4fqM Thist ypr9eSTsb sllEoq- SFtga
its auefal ttnul el,calaui6es77ihs.pssty,.
tbathGi altei6ntliIo e5tabtlUserissgy
srcis sSgetndfest
on,l fAfiagla tSatH'aa ldt5isfSd l6djki
omenls which attemptedio destroy tho
government, ,aguaiasagtqs IGJ
Hayingjtdled 0fsmsess as a,ropsdf-
vaIive party,ilis now1,dtspensing, with
iIs temporary aemO aud returning to tho
old one finding that "copseryatiys" has
not proved tie "cpou scsomo" to power
aud place, Il prOicrs TO lio as u has lived
tho "dcmOcratic party" This is as it
should be. Let It 60 down to its grave
with all its dNmniUg sins exposed 10 tho
public glaze, and let non rcssrgan be in
9ctibcd oois Aomb
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changed, because sl,eel IKE qqOr.
nsigAboEp hoyseg, sna Chs Is lhA ehqVp,
,egt way toget them. Z What wonldyol
think ofMS Sheriff Whp would t&gn
ttsm lo6sSS Bdpthat Ii polal Sap
pbse tho leader ofIhe gade c0mp back
to the citizens aud siiai We accept the
si,nStiob;two Want. d p bs sent lo'tEe
Lsejsatura; 70 ~ SeiskiA shtriffs, DC
Whsts0Gla youY link q nS insoleNc6
nt thal pF6peEib1$ u 6Ass tthessl
.mcusin ihss sonihs Who, plunged thip
county lato a ssse Neoi5 pnshs 10
have the molcsty lo2 retire 10 ptiyaie
life apd take back pnle, for Wills, az
Ileasss They ougNsto % adkhs9leiIre tIiai'
they siiihsa seair their r6Nntrgs md
isse within 81 liSo A Jelly ahaf not sseSk.
,lpagslA Iake coHlyd iof public afIsiss,
9Appisasesl ls i2'
10 concilioie rebels Nv ColCRx)gwantt Z
ed to'conciliats luyal mon. Thtte was
tho difference between tho two policies,
He then referred lolhe charge of uspr.
potion madoby Democrats against the,
RepublirNppatty as represented 10 Con-
grcss. Hu extended that the Presideut
md not Congress. had been guilty ofus
surpntionI Tho President had alluded
to Congress Rs an unconstitutional body
changing on the verge Of thr Govern
ment," There was ono individual hang.
ing on the verge OF this Government
aud ,ifbe was mt careful when theileaS
Of November came round he might drop
Oh, Laugnter.
j MI Culr0x dwelt nt considerable
length upon the policy oGCouqrcs', con-
IraNins it with that Of tho President
and claiming that il alone could give
peace and security TO the country. y
Al lhS conc l6sion Of Mr.. Colhx's re-
mnrks, Senator Sherman cana forward
and delivered forc,bo and eloquent
speech on ths political issues, which was
well received and loudly OpplOuded.
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wm, II. Tpmlinson, Esq, Is tbe dem
ocrado nominee for tho Legislature in
Mason county. Tho Point PIaOoant
Register gives o very amusing pollNcdl
history ofMr. Tomlinson, Which, if'cog'
rect, shows him to bo a very clever fol.
bul, politically not very reliable, The
Union candidate fot tho sEpo county is
Judge Simpson. = CIarksturS 2tIegraph.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The democratic pre57 every "herela
'hls connlry ls.mAking great sail over
what they style NburdensCWe !aSRllon'H
ana '0eya arc charging leo heavy ta%es
70 'le Napuo'lcan parry una aye 'n0'sT
'"g " uoJus''y'
i0a psayS 'HSes Tp''h INC people are
now paying afa',e l'E''''"S,e resui'' 0'
"o r'O'"'0S ono N'pagn'a1' w. wstS
W., ", VIC 0u'pY'' o''De '0pv,'0o' y" ivy
wv NV "1Ns0'N's -, 10y u'u u0s
s''Ne ''' u,mS''''s anu 9''sHa's Ve'oss'
~ - 'p oD1su ''p'''' iA0' u'r W.
~ W wy 'U"P's" i"eS W. n.y.
,"'.u 'o'S ''"''VS " n'"ae WD' 9ss,qs'
Wv" 'S0'""i0'i" luo oooV''in 'epp'''s
WV" "Ho," ''0 uSu'V0'uNC palV % NOW
!" 'I~pA"'y u'e "'ope ep"tgeeos0 VIM
'"O P'eson' uAus lnsy iasususH'ea
~. .spsa..lal ''s.. ss!i NV
w. eVy''"'p'NA ~ ,upP'es'y - ap1
SY'nH s"'' ''.sy gesU' "s' 'ns Nsi"
'U .ssu" ""u 'Neis ~ y V''s' Wy
;" Wv" - ql'upe '"S' ueo' wv " q
"DA's 'no p'pPis' Inc reVeiS "e.tsnSa
0auS' VI 'a9'"'''y 'AAesD Ons au0uVuy
slse' 7to -tA '.g{sQ ~ s.
DuLIllB democrats say thai e5neDBeb
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A FgsTIyG BIoAMIsT,--A blgpnistil,
Iowa had married his tbirLeenlt wife,
without waiting for aQy oflhom 10 die
Of Us the low directs. when some Of bis
GBl loves came down upon. himMnd had
him safely lodged in' jail for breaking
their honfls. Our hero, however, gOon,
managed 10 break Jail and wsS.ngSin Of
large; but, boing recognized by o man
who was nnXioustO claim .iha handsome
reward, offered forlhis arrest. he invitad
Tho bigamisl home and called 10 bis wife
to chat with him while no went Tor an
office, to take him, o. returning with
constable. what was The poor man,a
ustonishmenL 10 End that the gay 10th
ario had abscouded with hl'awile.
9N L------.----i- s--.--------7---
xrsE 49,. Ns.L. - a, -. aIaaaa ~ "a
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Professional cards of lines or less one year
Sc 90 .rIjs's1 -g, ia
Advertisements must have the number Of in,
sertions marked on the copy, or they will be
kcpt in "till forbidden" land charged accord
ingly. Y e1l l4a" Il
Iil casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, to insure their inser'
ton. :,
Yearly advertisements to be paid for half
yearlyi 10 advance. tan r9 .
Shortnotices Of deaths will be inserted free.
of charge. Obituary notices and tributes OF
respect viii be charged half the advertising
safes Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged %
cents line, and halfprice for subsequent in
Frtions. y-
Religious notices and short advertisements
benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
h be charged at Advertising rates
Three dollars will invariably be chnrged for
nouncirs candidates for County Offices, and
N dol6rs for announcing candidates for State
\ United States Offices.
The insertion Of personal cards will be left
the option Of fiie editor but when inserted
Il be charged double price.
z ATilaytts will not be made to orders oil
blicatidh or other legal advertisements uh'
they are nqd for 3tg
There will be no deviation from the above
rms.
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Mr.. Editor,

,lEr. Editor: y Haaoa
Mucl.is saidb ~ tho Rebel. Democratic
Conservative press. about white mans
government, and a great part Of their
capiialis madoup ofjust such silly and
ut the same lime besely false express
ions for the purpose Of dcceivius OF pre-.
iudioing the people of the county,
These men seem to forget that tho negro
is free man and us such, laws are Os-
sential for liii protection; but the recon-
slrucIed and unr0consHucted do not
want these laws TO exist, but X ihey do
mot want io.HyO u6dag lawse1setsa by
the loyal law'maltiog power Of the land,
| am confident the loyal people will co.
ter no protect against Iloir leaving the
United States and going TO any part of
tho world they may think best. Many
of you have sworn that you would never
live in State where the negro lad
equal rights with yourselves, before the
law, lest you change Ss'y6u did when
you had sworn that you would dioia the
"Iast ditch" rather than submit 10 the
Yenkeo army, you had better lakoyonf
departure al once, for tbs government
lin dc fu.iffo is 10 be a government Tor
man ia which all racer, color and condi-
tons, are to have the full bcneGt Of the
protection OF the laws. This is tho true,
(heory Of a Republican fotm OF GOvorus
rnent, and il will be fully enforced and
rccogniaed by It's authorities, the bitter
deuunciations Of the rebel-demotratic
press and parly'to'the contrary no,wi'hi
saoliog. But hesO representatives of
tho Democratic party have their destiny
IN their own h4itIs IS OIL their camorls
a schooling to lhe .blacg man. ltisnOt'
10 be supposed Tho negro viii trust them
when thcy refiset ttastahe negro, pndi
at tho same tide proclaim uqdyids
hostility 10 tao propositions TO naRohim
citizen. Bui say these malignant trah
.Ors when This Condition Of things Is atri.
we'd al, lhere will be a war Of rl6ss and
lhe Degroes will be extqrmihhted. Tllis
is Just what these men desire. But be
suto you make correct calculations. for
as sure os you inOugursIe anoIher war
10 this country, stern justice will not
leave febslin tho land to bcHaiI their
lost cause and pirate treason,as IS they DO
now broadcast over the land Lot US
hopo, however, lhAtno such Thug will,
ever again occur, aud that lie who car
risd,us safely through fire and blo9d lp'
ring the pasl Eve years will yeI crown
our undertakings with success and es-
tsblish OUT government on eernel prln-
ciplea ofju'lico and liberty. and 'hen
We can dictate laws to tho universe and
diffuso tho light Of our, liberal institutions
tOtho do@ntroddou and oppressed Of all
nations. RI, NJ.
.HI5. III --r---74----- . ~ 49, - -
wm. II. Tomlinson, Esq, Is tbe dem
ocradc nominee for tho Legislature in
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