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Tia Bl:ni1g Of tho Stel ~ er
City Of Bath.

The telegraph furnished brief account
Of the burning of Eateras OF the steanef
City of Bath. plying between Bestail and
Savannah. We have betn favored with
letter. ftnnI Capt. Dority. of schooner L. S.
Watson who rescued the suyivors- four,
out 9t twenty six:
1rEoRGsrUwS, 5. c. Feb. y, !S6a.
MESsRs. THAYER s. SARGENT y. Y
Geademcp: - Sunday forenoon, 10th
lust, made a vessel ahead on fire. Mas
hove TO. with !, heavy gale from the y. w.
an la yerv heavy sea running. We im-
Que was on board of her We ran along
about three or four miles further, When we
saw boat off our weather bow, which
had eleven men i'll her. aud came up un
der our lee quarter; we hove thcm lnle
which they got. The captain of the steam
er had the steering oar. 1 t,d them to
get theiF oars out again and put the boat
to the lccward, SO as to clear or lee quar-
ter they got the oars out and Just got her
started ahead Wien the captain shecred
the boat hard to again and came mp under
our quarter, capsizing the boat instantly.
They let go the line at the same time, so
they dropped astern ont of our reach he.
fore We conItl4 save n man. although we
hove three lines among them. 1t was
rough the sea was coming on to us bad at
the time. Onr boat could not live two
minutes 80 We put tie .jib on her again
and Wore ship.
After trying three hours we succeeded in
saving four had to run rs near 10 them
as possible, and have them lines, and get
one and two at n time. One end of The
Neat vas sunk. So they all washed away
from her, excepting the tour We saved
the latter were tifemcn, viz: Frank Toby,
CO. Davis. Pat. Donovan, aud j. O'Bri-
en-, all of Boston.
There wss 26 persons on board. includ-
ing three Passenge:s-o,Ic man. woman
and child. So there were - lost. The
fire took in one of the coal bunliers. from a
lamp so the men say.
of three boats lowered from the steamer,
one WAS swanlpcd by striking the guards.
and ALI were lost. Another boat contain
ing seven persons has not been heard
from.
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DISPkIBU TONS

We would call attention To the opinion Of one
the ieatang papers OF canada an this subject:
Most Of our reader have 10 tlauhi read some of
the numerous advertisements oil Git Eutcrpri,es
Gin Concerts Ne, whtrh appear from time to time
IA the ruellc pru1ts, ntcring most tempting bar
gains IL thpse who NIL pHtrauiIe them. In most
eases these are genuine huWbugs But there are a
few respectable firms Who do business in this NAV.
litr, ana they do II ~ mean, at increasing their
wholesale huslncsS, and not To MAKE, money From
Si1ch htHs II l. true, handsome and valuable arti
t'tS are procured i"t very small sum, and VIVA,
person gtt> good Nalue for his dollar: because "a
We have stottd Ii i intended tn act an s.,yer-
u-tneGt To increase then ordinary u,iuess
We have seen numbers ot prizes sent out in this
way 10y SiiEENAN, WATSON 4 CoMrANY Of Mas
saH street, y. Y. ana there j. doubt thar -ynlc
ct ne articles are worth eight tcNfInts the mon
~ pad i1r thcn while have not seen or hear,,
OF single article which was not iuliy worth the
dollar which 1t cost. Eu, this is only one of IN.
exceptions of ll- rule, for a. u general thing al
parties engaged IN this business are nothing bE
ever sWindlcrs. Saturday Headt. Montreal [ 1
Is. ls56, COW "a
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No. 4.
DR.. Schenck, the Lung Doctor.

The Proprietor Of sfuENCk'S ruLMoNIC
SlRtP the Inventor al 81 IlENtk RESPIRON.
ETER the only instrument that a certainty
detect the slightest murInur OF the respiratory organs
This is OF great Importance 10 br 81 HEM 10 know
the exact condition q tic -S whether It is Tbcreu
loUs Pulmonary 81 vrchal, Peuritic or Dyspcptie on
sumpionamd whether it IS both lungs only one that
1t requires constant and long practice to become
familiar with every sound r,tng Of A Diseased
bronchial tue"' Patients to ir ST IlENtk IN at
examined thai have been examined by Their family phy
sGdii, who todd them that ier lungs were anost ge;
Mhe by close examination " it'll tie Rcspiramcier. IL
Is often found that it is affection of the bronchial
tuoci and by getting healthy action of the liver and
Zone OF the stomach the sufferer is soon to
'hehth Something's medicine that will stop cough IL
CERTAIN death to the patient, Ii hicks up the liver stops
INC circulation Of the b1o. hemorrhagc follows, and, in
tho cough.
DF Schenek will he ssionaly NJ his rooms every
weeA ~ htd Street New ork, and D. Hanover Street,
-!ios'1s from \. NJ until . L. NJ die gives advice
nee hnt for a thorough examination with the Kcspi-
fonctcF the charge Is g. His medicines sale by
an druggists and dealers. also it supply az al times
IT lis rooms. Price OF the Puaon.c Syrup and Scawc,d
ionic, each Sl59 per bottle, $50 the half dozen:
Mandrake l'lls % cents per box. GEO e. GooDWiN
4 CO. 81 Hanover Street, Agents for Boston, For sale
by al druggists.
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y. X. sawyer. Esq:-At a meeting of sagit-
tariu. Lodge No. 204 I. .. of G.. I. holden at
Goose Cove, CEREMONY Jan. nth. the follow
ing officer were installed By Wm. y. Abbot,
D. G. W. {. I. for the quarter ending Feb. lst.
1867.
Jas T Clark. W. c. T.
Mrs. Sallie \ Reed w. Y. 7.
J. Cirlton, Dow. W.
Mrs. Matilda NJ. Lunt, W. A. ;.
SEQ. + Young. W. +. :.
Vim. G Norwood, ". 4.
Rev. W. II. Davis, ". c.
Leml. $ Norwood, W. NJ
Mrs. Mildred \ Norwood W. d. NJ.
Andrew Lpoaus d. G.. w. {. T.
Gilbert Rich, +. W. r,
Miss Vienna Il. Dix, r. Il. ;.
Miss Enoretta Lopau- l.. ii. ;.
Mrs.. Melissa \ Norwood G..
Roland III Lunt o. G..
Yours in +. II and c.
SAGITrARIUs.
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Augusta Correspondence.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 10Th. 1867.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Goth. 1867.
EDITOR az AMERICAN This session of
the Legislature is drawing to close, and
business is being rapidly pushed.
Railroads, roads, schools and other great
enterprises. charitable and begging instr
tutions crowd up for Il share.
Hancock County asks nothing special.
and her modcsty is injurious to her inter-
ests when as a matter of necessity. almost,
something falls within its borders.
We thought an hour sr two ago that we
had measures taken to secure Normal
School at Castinc. but somebody in the
Senate mas called for Il reconsideration of
the bill after it had passed to be cngros sed
in both branches.
The efforts of Mr.. Hale of Ellsworth Sc
cured its passage in the House. which was
very strangely opposed by friends of the
other school.
We have been forced to conclude that
down Fast is of little account in the po-
litical family except when votes are want
ed. or support is required for some generous
fallfOau ScncUc. Al OtIltT TIMES uOWH
East can and had better attend to its short
lumber and shore fishing.
The majority report on assumption was
>quclchel in the House and the minority
substituted. Any consideration of the sub
icct will enable careful men to see that an
assumption by the present Legislature
would be impossible. The rcturnes of
towns must be examined before they can
be allowed
There are some wonderful refoTmers in
the House. Among the illusions of this
class is a document ord cred to be printed.
which contains among other til ing> forty
nine resolves passed by torn Caucus on
the Rights ofthc Peoplc'-u hich we should
Judge from this, they don't get in this state.
The state tax fop 1857 amounts to 1867.
pol, -. which is mills to the dollar on
the valuation of 1859.
Last year the tax was 81 ai9.0i2. IA.
llaneocil County is called upon fer $50,
2)2. 26.
The amounts assigned to tie incor-
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Fair Play is a Jewel

Hancock county, ana Down East especial
ly is noted for refraining from demanding
trea the state fair share u the privileges
and fayors usually hesteNe1 upon different
sections Of tie state. We lave always re-
Trained from making IN appeal for af.r in
tcrcst claiming notice OF tic lasy-Ilakinc
power, or Of the Executive branch of The
State Government, on the score Il locality.
We have such a mortal ant. patty 10 di-
yiding and sub dividin Districts, Counties
or sections, and hasing an argument for
action for this or that interest, or this or
that man, because of locality. that We arc
hall inclined, sometimes, to think we are
rcmiss in our dat,' to our section. because
ether locations and sections are ALWAYS in
clined 10 make the most Of all Arguments
TO be drawn from these narrow gagged
premises. The Normal School is Il ease
i'll point. The State has put in operation
a School Of this class in Pennington. and
the act establishing Normal Schools con-
tempiated two schools of the kiud. Pre-
pnsals from Castine were made for the To-
cation Of one in that quiet and pleasant vii
,asc. and by resolve passed by the Leg
isature at the last session, the loca ton of
the Eastern Normal School, as male by
Commissioners under the act Of March
1868 was confirmed and the time for the
opening Of the school was to be as early in
the year 1867 as practicable. The matter
has been progressing in the Legislature and
last week Mr.. Hale called it up. We mo-
ticc 1ry Our Augusta correspondent that it
looks as if the matter would be killed in
the Senate. We hope not. We give so
mach debate as the mater ELECTED in Ike
House:
Mr.. HALE called up resolve in favor OF
the Eastern Normal SCHOOL, and the same
was read . second time.
Mr.GAk questioned the propriety of es-
tablishing the eastern school IA this time,
while earnestly in favor of establishing it
when the Pennington school has been ful
ly developed
Mr. HALE explained the resolce. There
is room 10. this sclael without conflicting
at adj with the Pennington school. Every
thing has been prepared to start the school
ut once 1t is needed and it is right that
we shall have one school in Eastern Maine
as the Legislature originally intended
TIE school at Pennington is already snc
ccssful. The Principal of it says that this
will net conflict at all with that established
Untn the school is established and tried.
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NY@Ihc Camden correspondent of the
Eockland Gaseste. writing under the sigma
fure of ..Hipnes from the MeguntieooS,
allud.s to Mr.. Ba.ler s hi, church thus:-
Rev. Mr.. Buffers Church, last evening.
was crowded to excess; many were ohil%-
ed to retire for the want OF LITTLE nook or
corner in which ia stow themselves away.
His subject was ''.fhe sins and SORROWS Of
C,lnde,l:' he madcsoma 0 the best hints
taat his audience ever listened 20, and ii
his arrows DID not perforate. the target, it
WIS becas SO it was inpcryious, and not
or any fault sfthe archer. \ portion Qfhs
discourse was Of neeessity. desultory, and
he undoubtedly proceeded upon the prin-
cinlp. that a scattering shot does more ex-
ecution. One element OF success Ia the
composition Of Mr.; Butler Is, he can l read
his teachings to the wants OF his hearers
~, has but very little to do WIKI ,liie cid
.sssl,ty Theology Of the dead past. but con
mes lin self IL he issues ofthe living pres
.1f. I4.e least Be can say of hiai--As Is
frii1 ms.i.
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TIM Fastest TINE YEr.-We learn that
the Lady Chapman owned by oh Bisbec
of Camden and driven by Enos Head of Bnck-
field. made her mile on the 10Th in PA. The
first heat WAS 2.2S,thc second 2.2l. which is the
best time ever made in the State Of Maine
There We're persons present who witnessing
the trot. did not believe the distance trotted
one mile, until satisfied by measuring it t.em-
selves. A. there seems to be in Il certain di-
rection a continued effort to iniurc the rcpu-
tation Of this mare. probably for the reason that
certain oles dis. not care to know or have it
known that there could be fast horse Owned
IN Camden, the owner is ready to back the
Lady Chapman against any horse in the State in
any sum from 500 10 $1,000. 1t will be UNDER
stood from the above there can be no more
tricks played upon the owner ofthc Lady to
enhance the value of any other horse, or to
aispar;se his Il Rockland GA.ette.
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The State police bill passed the House
Tuesday by the decided vote of III to 9.
The esislaturesecms disposed to grant any
reasonable measure that will serve to stay
this tide of rum and its attendant crime.
The bill relating to tipping Shops passed
in the Senate without division.
We are sorry to state that the salary of
the GoYcnor will be fixed at $500 because
We tLiuh that $4,000 is ncpe toe much.
SLY.
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DYSPEPSIA.

There is 10 disease which experience has 80 ans.
plv proved to be remetiiabic by the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. IA protected solution of the ProtoNile of
Irom) as dyspepsia The most inveterate forms
OF this disease have been completely cured by this
mediese, as ample testimony Of some Of our first
citizens proves.
Eg..M TIE yRNER ABLl ARCHpEACON
etDfr, H. u.
DUNBAR, Canada East.
al am an inyoierate Dyspeptic of MORE
THAN - YEARS sfANpINts.'
a. have been wonderfully benefited
in the three short weeks during which have used
The Peruvian syrup, that can scarcely persuade
IN, seIt OF the reality. People who have known
me are aSionished At the change | an Hircly
known. aud can bt. rec onmend TO others that
VI hith has done 50 much toi me-
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES As FOL
lows:
Ms. vovagc To Europe Is indefinitely postponed
I have discovered the fountain of Hcsiti,n on
thiS side ct the Atlantic Three hotties Of fsra,-
vi n syrup have rescued me from the fangs Of the
tlond Dyspepsia ,
pamphlet Of - pages, containing n history Of
this remarkable remedy. with treatise Iron
a. = Medicine" viii be -cni free 10 any address.
The genuine has ssPERuNttS SfRtr" blown IN
p, D'NSM0RE, Proprietor.
SO Dey Street, New York
sold rs all Druggists u 1wi
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6 entity it penefrate- through every pore,
Il .licVing sufferers from each 9gTFg sorf
!, II rounds Il aeGLS with certainty and speed;
Z Hts. HstrHS, from Inflammation soon are freed;
l. ralfiru~, Il its p essence disappear:
: kiHs lose c,tel ,,tInand the complexion elearl
: NIvf. Surh as CRUCES every one should buy.
\ II to IL WuudfttaS merits testify.
/. ct tit1Nc VINO ,toubt, stHylr bur hR try
V ctii# t'lcn Il, truc deserts 'twuuid have:
l. ven iiuhclieA efs Wouli Iaul GGACE's s&LyE,
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ours,
t'itAltoS.

-.Washpgton, says a corresponde.i of the
tribune, SIS the concrete OF seedincss. II is n
poor rotation vi prosperous cities. 1t IS OCT at
the elbows. shfill,y at toes generally dinsy and
neglected. while the snowy public buildings
shine upon its, poverty like pinchback jewelry.'
Can there be aliore graphic or a more correct
description gi u Arlington. Ii4H e1zen lines
Of :the pen photograph the national capital
.lcaily and sharply.
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LEXINGTON, MISSOURI, Nav % ISL,
ME>SHs. J. n. HARRIS & co.

ME>SRs. J. n. HARRIS & Co:
DEAR sIRs-I have made ALIENS IING
BAI.sAM pretty well known in our city and ooun
try, and have sold about al the four dozen bottles
sent me in March last; ana ind that pcrsens who
try the Dalsain olce come back again for more
it gives them sali faction and reesllhuend it in
preference to any other medicine fer CprGhs or
COLDS. Pleas" send me six dozen bottles az soon
as possible. am, yours, Sc,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggists.
T.. :. SCI more alicn's Lung Balaam, than all
other Corsl Femelies together, and it gives gen
elal Satisfaction.
Sold Is c, &. Peck, Druggists, Ellsworth Maine.
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines. lmnl
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~ ~ - ~
A MEMBER

~ \ Stranger in printing Office asked the
apprentice what his rule of punctua-
ton WAS. II set up rs long a. can hold my
breath--then ] put IN Il comma: when | cape,
/ insert n scnicoloil, and when want a chiw
of tobacco, makes photographic
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Allentown, Penn, April :, 1865
Mes rs. r. ALIeock * Co
Z ,,ay Sjrs:-.N y ,laughcr used ono of your Por-
on. PlasfeyS she had Il very bad pain in her side
aud it e,srcd her in week.
Yours truly,
JOHN V. y. HUNTER,
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
who sell our rlasters, as to their high sterling
character.
NICrCK & 60. geney, Brandretlis lIouse,
xcw York sold by all Druggists. 1mspi
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\ VARIABLE MEDICINE. br. polmd's Whit
Ine ompound, advertised in ous colunui is n
'uttt-s lul aiteiart tocomhluc and apply the msse
thoroughly tested by people in this city and vicin.
II! and Tia" proprietor IVA, testin,opial4 10 its vtlu.
from persons We'll known to our citizens We
recommend IT. trial in all those cases of disease
10 Which 1t :. adapted. 1t i, Tor sale by all our
druggists NDEi-ENbENT
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DIR. $. 5. PITCHES -.g
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN.o

Seventy.siN pages; price y cents sent to any
address No money required until the book is RI,
ceiyed, read aud fully approved. Itis perfect
guide 10 HE sick or indisl0>et
Ad,iress DIR. 5. ). FliCu, - fremont street,
Boston. silva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the -icw de-
vices of the day are Esper paptaleits ia ladies'
A company has been organized at Mechanic
Falls .sic to manufacture borders to ladies draw
crs and ciii,trcn's palraletts--an oraaniehtal
to be buttone,i to the Garmeht
which may be readily replaced when sQiled
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WHY SUFFER- tRoM sosss.s

When ly tie ese Il th' Arniea Ointment Won
canea-Il be CURED. II has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts. Chapped Hands, BoEs,
sprains. Warts. Itch.
And every complaint Of the skin Try it for it,
costs but - cents. Bp 10 ask Tor
IIaIe's Arnica Ointment,
For ,ae by al nruS-ists. or send 81 cents 10 ..
T. >tN VOL II & Co, Boston Mas, and rrceiS"
box 10y tctsru II-li. Gmos..
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pIsaL0N ~ son, sew York.

BEWARE OF cotNrEErElTs
ASK FOR rIlALoN 's-TAkE No OTHER
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4, sEW PERr,aE Tor TIL, HANDKERCHIEF,

/, .E.I PERT, ~ Tor TIE HANDKERCHIEF.
phaiou's might Blooming Cercn.."
PhaIons ..AiSai EsIooning Cereus."
rhnion'. Might Hioonin. Gercus."
Fhnlou's Nigh, Blooming Ccseus."
phnion's .:Si,.,,i f:iooming Cercus."
most rNl''qre : ate and Fragran, Perfume.
ds;i ri from rlle and beautiful flower ifoia
N hen Il i4Nc, il, G.sii.e.
Nm. ,ac.nrnlI n,.-,. L..
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told i, quoted in Boston at 40 the 9th
The Legislature is expected to adjourn to-
.lty. Friday.
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y letter from jana writes a rnse-colored
account of the condition of the American Colo
nn:. We think the dark side of the picture
the nearest the truth.
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-Someb7dy in the Bangor 1Ihig proposes
to match the Lady Chapman, which recently
made the fastest time ever made in Maine,
with Il Bangor horse, for $1,000 Il side. for
race, mile heats, best three to five in harness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

-IIon.J 4. Peters and F.A.Wison have
formed copartnership for the transaction of
legal business, in Bangor. Mr.. Peters Is the
Representative to Congress from the 4.h Dis
tfict i" the 40th Congress.
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ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES Is FOL,
iRCRnN TIC.

sold by all Druggists. y 4
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The Great New ENGLAND Remedy I!
HE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
IT is PEASANT. SAFE ANN suer

Far saie by C. G. PECK, Ellsworth, and Dealer
laMc Gclaes generally. eewoln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

George n. Pesaiessa ~ the Ns.ises 81 the
Democratic Party fer Next President.
CrscsSAu, Oct. a. 1887
The Cincinnati Esqs;rr 70. morrow wiil present the
name OF George H. Psadstsa - che choice Of the de-
ocrscy Of oaio and The Northwest for The nsx, Prss.
dsst Of Ne United States The ENqusr~ ssjoysd great
celebrity n bsag the leading organ Of Douglas 10 1890
Its article says
In aboni sx months shs National Convention Of the
democratic party will meet for the purpose Of selecting
candidates for President and Woe President Of the United
States In common With the democracy ef other States
our friends In OHIO have prsfersnos and that prefer
ence propose 70 express II II preference that
have seen II manifested ia many dsrsn, ways in the
local press IN private letters ana In political
vonton, viii dispute the reference 10 the name Of che
victorious democracy Of Ohio who but the other day
sent greeting 70 tho democracy OF the Union that Ohio
was redeemed from shs rule OF the fsnacs, that she
career OF madmen who have been srsmplIng upon
the rights and liberties OF the people In their
name We .his day. d:y 'sas upon upon, The honor Of
Er George II. Pendletou. 10 the democracy OF the
country 0hos choice for the high once Of President
he Is the fAvoriis OF Kentucky, who will send fun
delegation for him TO the National Convention Iadsna
Illinois, Missouri and Minnesota viii not be behind Ohio
trusted statesman. He 70 BY all odds this day the
strongest candidate 10 the Northwest and We have
reason believe IN the United States No possesses
great degree the democrats popuir confidence which
was given TO Stephen A Douglas. and upon him has
fallen, IN Tue NorfuVest, tue mamie ptUmtneM
man. gentleman, scholar sud statesman, whose his
tory aud character are known TO the country and every
where recognized aud respected By all psrtiesn me
very PRIME Of life, with mind Injured TO cultivation
and study, with the habits Of q profound
srnipsntly sound In judgment, eloquent IN the or
preston OF his thoughts candid In his political yievs
with 90 integrity that was never questioned he 70 that
model Of President which We had In the early days OF
the republic. with him candidate, standing upon
the platform q the constitutos, equal Justice 70 81
sections Of our eomfnos so.ssry, vhh sausiy 70 81.
special privileges nons, the same currency Tor me
bondholdsr thas the people are eempslled 70 receive
prompt payment " the public debt as falls due IN the
legal tenders Of We nation Immediate restoration OF tbs
Southern States 70 the Union with their full share OF
representatives, IN both branches OF ths government -
guaranteed by the constitution. and universal amnesty
fos oil political odsncss-wth such . platform sno
George H. Pendeton ~ s exponent We will sweep OHIO
By nfsy thousand majority, and also the country % ~
aid with TfankIn Pierce In 1882 whom the conqusr9r
Of Msrico General Scott. was shs candidate Of ne op
postiou.