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mere rs ,lut one way 70 restore NE toNctn'
PrcsiIcnt elect To- declare thcsc acfs null and
void, compel the army to undo its usurpatinns
At the South, dispersc the cNrpct-baS state
cnnizc their own governments aud elect SEN
ttors and Representatives. The House Of Rep
rrnts from ~" Nortb amb Mo, " IL S,5t no
kcprrscntatiycs elected Ly the white neorlc
OF the south, and with the co operation Of The
dust.'n, ~ VII m0 I &c uiItd, 10 compel me
of The CONSTITUTION, IT viii mot he All" tn
withstand the public Judgment, If distinct
inNukGd and clearly expressed on this iunGl.
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Mr.. PendIetOn's Movements.
InDIANAroLIs, Sept. 22.-Mr. Pcndlcton ar.
rived here tonight lie will speak at the
Democratic state Convention tomorrow.
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Special Notices.

NIgSTlE DAILY UNION PRAYER
xS MEETING at the roUms Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association, over MetSerott Hall, has
thought best to extend the time from half tn AZ
entire hour, commencing at o'clock each even
ing. All are invited. seplj
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sIf, VICE TO YOUNG nj Il N
w ABOUT TO MARRY. Essays for Young
Men, IN tho Errors, Abuses, aud Diseases, Incl
ma ne view Of treatment aud cure, sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
pennsyIyani sap2l-3m
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AND RETURNING

The boats of this line were built expressly
for the trade and are particularly well suited
to It. Freight signed for through to 60 on the
boats Of this company, will be delivered ut
destination any stage II ,catcr without storing
or other detention.
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iiuasel " Seissoriags.
An pa;tor's BED.

In certain village the editor Of a local news
p.per had rosu ., n. boil. Being ss.en, on
night, toi q O. house hing crowded, ihe landlorJ
"a = sirarr.r inhis h,l. TIE next morning lh'
flloving iuss ven found ia therOom
/ .lsp, in an eiitr'. bel lssi nlehi.
And oshsIs nav say What 'her PLEASE.
.av th.rr one editor Ia the world
Thai certainly skes his ease.
When thought - my humble eo,, away,
could nos .rruSs sigh.
but Thought a. ! nliei ia the foA,herY nest.
Wlis easag editors o..
The editor. aasr sone inquiries from the land
lsol made The allowing addition;
The chan whose fora has rested here.
Anl no Do. c0Ug bemut,
F,g hal oppression should be i,cisi W.
Atua cot is mgst unkln1.
b koli g.oyf Of l8s BE liess
Ia the s.iuruing D. went away,
And Us. MANY tai u,s an editors sheet,
las forctt The biii 20 pay.
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XII. 49, A liille boy two years and hall
Old was once asked
N, "Whosr child are you" ..,
'gg' Pm Gnl's child," spid he.
once knew alitile girl. not quite so old,
who, Il any one asked what she was, would
reply
\ !" an papa's little daughter. 'namma''
daHs Ht., 'l6o, Dols little dirl, Dssus litt!'
lamb"
The free man's press., 1868-10-24

face, and grows more pious than saint;
but once let him get well, and he is ten
times worse than before. So with the
late Contederates in this State. They
(some OF them at ieast) are very good.
But give them the upper hand, and the
lash, the whip, and the auction block
would be reestablished in month. To
overcome all these obstacles, as a race.
you must be we'll enough educated to
read law, and understand what you
are voting for, and this requires work
Of the head-mental labor-as hard
work as labor in the field or in the
kitchen. But it must be done. You
must be educated. Reading first, and
then the other branches.
| believe it will be done. [ see the
wheel which is turning round will raise
up that race which has been crushed so
long under the iron heel of slavery.
Education is the lever, labor the power.
Work and knowledge. Thank God
they are now within the reach of every
man. Let us all see to it that we i'm
prove the time so that we may finally
render good account to our great Mas
ter
The free man's press., 1868-10-24

NELSON'S INsTITUTE:-Ar. Nelson's
school which opens next monday, IL one
of the first in the city. Mr.. Nelson takes
personal interest in each of his pupils ;
and will advance them in their studies as
far possible, See terms in another
column.
We believe our fiineds are thinking
too little of an education; it is the power
which raises one man obove another
Educate the children BY all means
The free man's press., 1868-10-24
A ScaIHaWag.

last week we gave our definition of
acarpet bagger. Though mangled by
tas horrid Typography, We venture this
week to give our definition Of a
sCALLAWAG.
4 scaiawag is gentleman living for
some years in the Southern States. much
more literally educated than the major
ity OF shareholders, aud who had the
advantage of going north and mixing
with well bred people.
He WenL.away from the State during
the rebellion, and left his slaves free, if
he had previously owned any. He joined,
il many instances, company of Union
soldiers, and in others he belonged to
the Texas cavalry, and rose to high po-
ItiOn. He is a moral man, belongs to
tho church, but will not enter the Pres
hyteran church South. as he believes
that slavery was not originated in Hea-
zen, but in the other place. If he be-
@nss 70 the Episcopalian church, he has
promised never to enter that church so
onS as that political -holdiug apos-
7" Of Onr Lord, Rt. Rev. Bishop Gregg,
'aall hold the office of Bishop.
Ho despises the Methodist church
sO0th az anti-Christian. He is kind to
" his interiors, and often holds a high
POSITION. which he does with grace and
oISnIty. He has been called a. renegade
'sSah, because he would not stab the
"OFernment that flung the folds Of lib
'ty over his cradle.
~ The Democrats who are ignorant
'''V MN, All the educated Democrats
'Pect MN. He is abused, vilifed, and
II ABOUT; but, unlike the carpet bag
sr'' A. 'lit ScALLAWAG is not often killed.
'''liaWag respects and understands
o'ipet-bagger. Their creed is the
/: qua When'Grant is elected. we are
~ II = send carpet-baggers to Congress,
Nj u'Fe a scallawag for governor of the
uts IN Tact, the scallawag is the loyal
"alavag "''A w" ior Tue
The free man's press., 1868-10-24

LEGAL ADVICE:-We advise all our
yoiored friends who wants legal advice
10 go to SANFORD MASON ESQ.
lie is a Republican, his charges are
low, and you will get justice done for
you. Be certain to go to him; remem-
her number, 30I corner Of 10th & Mar
ket SITS
The free man's press., 1868-10-24

TEXAS AMUsEMENTs.-Han am
innocent colored Methodist preacher for
fear he will expose their murders shoot
ing a carpet -bagger-collecting illegal
taxes Of the oolored people.
TEXAS CHIFALRY.-One hundred be-
lngs wearing the human form Divine
painted and masked, armed with shot
guns and revolvers, breaking into Jail
and shooting to pieces man whose
only crime was loyalty to the United
States Government.
TEXAS WIRE-PULLINGf:- dis
franchised rebel, and getting the nomina
tion for the Republican nominating CON
yentlon-Wishing to enfranchise lifelong
traitors, and run the machine after the
1866 Throckmorton style.
TEXAS RADICALISM.-The Free Mans
Press. Amen
We could not enlarge our paper this
week, on account of Ourpress nos coming
nor have our printers arrived. But as soon
as they arrive we will try to do as .us
said III our last
The free man's press., 1868-10-24
Communicated.
a Claim for the Black
Wan.

Our claims for the black man rest on
the proposition that he is MAN; and if
this be true, we are right In claiming
equal rights and protection for him; and
we believe that his educatioI-his adj
vancement is the rejuvenating of the fer
tile South, and the prosperity Of the
State.
So long as he remained in ignorance
he was d slave. Educated, he is free;
and being free, he is a MAN; and as a
free man, he is, Or should be, EQUAL Be
FORE THE LAW. We claim therefore,
for our people, no immunity from justice
because his skin is darker than yours;
but we simply claim, that as they are no
better for being black, SO they are no
worse, but equal in fact before God and
before the LAW, and should be protected
in their rights us well as every other Cit
zen Of the United States.
If our people were educated, all this
talk Of inferiority Of races would end in
week; and the reason they are not educa-
ted is, because the Christian gentlemanly
Shareholders would never allow them the
privilege of even learning their letters
Time flies. They are no longer slaves. They
are rapidly becoming educated; and be-
fore this nnmber Of the paper is forgotten
the cry will be not what is his color, but
what does he KNOWs
The American republic must be gov
erned by intelligence, We do not ask
any favors to acquire that intelligence;
but wo say give us a fair showing, and if
we do not prove ourselves the equals in
labor, in patience, in steady perseverance,
and in minding our own business, to the
Caucasian race, or any other American
ized race; then we will lag behind; but We
will show to the world that we are not an
inferior race only SO far as We are ignor-
ant; and give us the chance and we will
put away ignorance. All we ask is equa
rights before the LAW.
The free man's press., 1868-10-24

MARK THIS FACT-No other paper in
the South, democratic or republican, en-
ploys colored printers Do You sub
scribe for the Free Mans Press. If not,
do so at once
TEXAS .-Going North
and raising fifteen thousand dollars to
educate the freedmen, and coming back,
letting a South Carolina rebel squander
the money, and denying colored children
admittance into the school house built
with this money.
ANoTER Thanking God
for winning battle fought to perpetuate
HUMAN SLAVERY.
AND YET Notwithstanding with q
devils hate, and helping to murder your
political opponents.
TEXAS EDUCATIONAL COW and a
rope, revolver and spurs, quid of to-
baccO and a stock of oaths.
TEXAS DEMOCRACY.-Denying color
ed people the work which they want
breaking up schoOls--whipping school
teachers-shooting innocent men, XII.
The free man's press., 1868-10-24
THE FREEMAN'S HSS.
PUBLISHING Co
OFFICE OPPOSITE THIN
POST OFFICE,
Galveston Texas.

4 Have on the way here, A LARGE AZ
sortment Of BOOKS; which they will seH
at much lower prices, than any house in
the South. 1ss
Among others we name these Aelsw
and their prices, which we will send
postage paid, to any part of the State
Life Of ADRIAN LINCOLN, 25 cts.
SHERMAN, .
SHERIDAN, i"
All kinds OF PRIMERS from cents each.
to 80 sts.
PICTURE Books for children, to
20 cents, each
Methodist Hymn Books,
Union s. s. 4" - 10 to 25 ets.
Paper,
Envelopes,
Peas Il
Ink,
BIBLES ~ TEsTAMENrs,
I'D a
Any teachers, needing BOOKS, "a
PER, WRITING BOOKS, or any thing il
this line, will find it to their advsssay.
to send us an order.
The above rate are in spece; and kif 81
draft for specie is bought. We Win
give market rates.
Do not send money unless, yo. psr
chase a draft or register the letter.
All letters answered by return ssAk
Address, A
DR. n, g. KEITH
Galveston I,ex.
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DIR. BurtonS
TOBACCO

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DE-
w sire for Tobacco. 1t is entirely Vegetable
and harmless. II purUfes and e1rtches the
blood, ~Inyigorates the System, possesses great
excellent Appetizer, enables the stomach to
Digest the heartiest food, makes sIeeprefresh-
ing, and establishes robust health Smokers
Cents. post free. treatise on the injurious
effects OF Tobacco, with lists of references,
testimonials, &c, sent free. Agents wanted
Address Dr. 7: r. ABBOTT, Jersey Slty, \.
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Snow EYEs.-Ellis, in speaking OF
the Esquimaux, says: Their snow
eyes, as they very properly call them,
are a proof of their sagacity. These
are little pieces of wood, bone or ivory,
formed to cover the eyes, and tied on
behind the head. They have two Sits
the exact length Of the eyes, but very
narrow. This invention preserves the
eyes from snow blindness, n very
dangerous malady, caused by the
action of the light reflected from the
snow. The use of these eyes consid-
erably strengthens the sight, and the
EsquimauX aresO accustomed to them,
that when they have a mind to view
distant objects, they commonly use
them as spy-glasses.n
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The CHRONICLE.
Medical Items.


ASTIDoTE FOR OPIUM LAUDANUM)
Drink strong coffee, it will neutral
ize its poisonous effects.
SoFT CoRNs.-Takea lemon, cut of
a piece, nick il so as to let in the toe
with the corn, the pulp nextthe corn
tie on at night; next morning remove
it. Continue for two or three days.
REMEDY FoRTOoTHACHE.-Pulve
ize and mix equal quantities Of alum
and salt. Wet a small piece OF cotton
so the powder viii adhere to it, and
fill it into the tooth. 1t is infallible'
For CoUGH.-Take one tablespoon
full of mOlasses, two teaspOonsful o.
castor oil, one teaspoonful of eamphorr
and one teaspoonful of paregorie
take half q teaspoonful frequently.
! This is of great service when children
have symptoms of Group.
To MIX Oh WITH WATER.-Dis'
solve about one ounce of potash in &
! pint of water; then add about half
| gill of olive oil, and stir briskly, wheI
they will combine and become whitist
and opaque. These proportions vii
answer for any other quantity Many
lubricating oils r made on TIM
principle.
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PATHOS AND PIETY.-The mingling
of slang and piety recalls 10 mind the
paternal. who wasfun of strange oaths,
who called his son to breakfast
my son." said the veteran, stand
ing at the foot of the stairs, ''arise, and
see the ~newly-risen luminary of day,
and hear the sweet birds singing their
matin song of praise to their great
Creator; come while the dew is on the
grass, and the tender lambs are bleat-
ing on the hillside-coHe, 1 say, or I'll
be up there with a switch, and give
you the eussedest licking that you ev-
er hadI"
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY PRESS.
One copy, n year 500
Five copies, 9,OO
Ten copies and one o TO the getter-up
Of the eiubl 100
ter-up Of the club, 200
Fifty copies (and one copy to the getter-
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Ten copies, 10 one dddTess, land one COPY
TO the getter-up Of the club. 1900
Twenty copies, 10 one address, and one
copy Z getter-up OF the club, 300
Fifty copies, 70 Ojas address, (and one copy
10 the getter-up Of the club, 5000
One hundred copies, 10 one address, and
one copy Of the TRI-WEEKLY PREss
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u1-Send for q specimen copy.
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PAINTING HoUsEs.-Repeated ex-
periments prove that paint applied
between November and March will
last twice as long as that applied in
warm weather. The reason is that in
cold weather the component parts OF
the paint form a hard substance on
the surface, as hard almost rs glass
but in warm weather the oil pene-
trates the boards, and the paint wears
of.
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Eggs lose considerable water by
evaporation from the albumen after
they have remained some time. A
fresh laid egg shows no cavity on
breaking the shell, while a stale one
will always exhibit a considerable air
space.
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Empress Cloths !
p III NJ .!

Of superb quality. WOOL PLAIDSi in beau
tiful patterns. Black Alpacas, all grades
Buffalo brand, andPure Aohairs.
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Sh1ns1e RoO6z&

not only as prsssrvat,ys the tin, but 70 step
Iesks that may have occurred rom any eausa.-
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\ benZinist in Albany mistook an
undertaker's shop for = restaurant
the other night, woke up the office
boy and demanded "a dozen fresh
ones on the half-shell.n He was told
that the establishment did not furnish
food for the living, but collins for the
dead. "All right" he replied, in a
muddled tone, I'm take a little
coffeein
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QUICK WIT.-Colbridge was ac-
knOwledged to be a bad rider. One
day, riding through the street, he was
aecosted by u YouId-be wit, 81 say, do
Ouknow what happened to Balaam?''
Came the answer, sharp and quick:
''The same as happened to ms. An
ass spoke TO him.
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EARM FOR SALE
X one hundred and fifteen acres OF very
FSod and sandy hand, with Q 6niiaiaS,
u in Gustavus, formerly occupied BY Il
Cf6bs Fso !. and Is half q mile north nom
PEABODY store and local Post once besween
Gustavus and Kinsman, along the Sfeek.
14NfFS \. GILMORE, GustsvUs, Ohio,
October TT
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The telegraph says that among the
speakers at the Woman's Rights Con-
vention were Mrs. Lucy Stone and
husband. 1t should have read Mr..
and Mrs. Lucy Stone.
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UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Pricipal OF this National Institute
Platt r. Spencer, one OF the authors ofths
celebrated spencerian System Of Writing.
and the acknowledged ChaHpioH Of ne Pen In
the United States, will ave charge Of tina
Writing Departments II the Union Business
College. By this change the advantages for
acquiring a business hand writing or mas
tering the An OF Writing in su its branches
are such as are no HheTe else % Be- found. Mr..
Spencer has taught in many OF the leading
Colleges and Public Schools OF the Continent,
and every where gathered around him large
classes Of the finest talent, and aIned q very
enviable reputation as instructor OF this
most useful Art.
Scholarships issued at this Institute are
good throughout the Association. founKmen
readily see and appreciate the difference be-
tween an Association of Colleges located IN
business eenters. and single Isolated schools
in country towns. nyoung men desire to
get Into business they must 90 Ehere bust
ness is transacted.
For terms, and Specimens Of Writing. I'D
dress TELTON &BIGELOH,
Aug. y. ises-oso. Cleveland. Ohio
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In all qualities and colors, Serges, Reps, Ar
mures, DeLains, &C., &c, may be found In
Immense quantities, much below prevailing
prices,atthe WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
Black Beaver Cloths and ChinehillaS for
ClOaks and Ov~ereoats, cheap, al
PECK & BROTHER.
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THE
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which was put on 10 the fall Of 1886. and take
pleasure in saying that Il has given perfscf sss--
isfaction. IthGs passed two Winters without
showing any Effects Of frost, aOesnOt erSek-zn6
tE. j have also used the cement in stopping
leaksin my tin roof with good success
L J.TD0ENGS.
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The HRONICLE

The best CONSIDERS Of human hearts
may bear broken hearts in their own
bosOms.
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White. Red, Gray, Yellow Flannels, Plaid
Flannels Of every style, among which is o
large assortment of the best Shifting F1an-
nels made in the United States. Also full
assortment of Blankets, at
THE WARREN DRY GOOD STORE.
Nov, IL. lS6S-tf
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W. D. 2.

CAUTI0N.-Unprineipled dealers are sell
ling Axes painted red, as the E JACKET
AXE. The good qualities Of this Axe con-
sists in its superior cutting qualities. not In
the Red Paint.
h RED JACKET Is for sale by all reSpOn-
sibIe hardware dealers and the manufactu-
rers. L%IPPINCOTT L BAkEWELL,
Pitfsburgh. Pa.
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PENNY SAVED"

How every family can eeonomize from 80
TO $50 dollars annually. How Agents can
make money. Full particulars sent free
Address q. $ WARREN & CO., 81 & IS sud
bury Street, Boston.
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Marrying a second wife is defined
by a lawyer ''as moving for a new
trial.
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The Only Perfect Cure for Piles.

NI1N"s
OF all kinds. also LEPRosY, ScRoFULA, SALT
RHEUM, n all DISEASES OF THE SKI AND
CURE Internal and external use. Entirely
vegetable. Used in the Hospitals of the
Old n New World. In case Of failure, I
authorize all dealers TO refund the money
and charge IL back to me. Moisture for over
ten years. Prepared by II. D. FOWLER,
Chemist, Boston. 81 n bottle. Sold every
where. Send for circulars free.
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