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HIs WAR RECORD.

The great civil war broke out, and we
fud Goyerhor Seymour staudiug up
manfaily for the Constitution aud against
the disruption Of the Union
On the krst day Of 1865 he Vas nau-
gurated Governor of New York, and fpf
two years OF that eventful struggle HE
admirable administration OF the afidrs
Of that great State was marked with tie
lofties; patriotism, the strictest regard for
all the rights OF her citizens, aud a cen-
sistent devotion 20 the Constitution aud
the great principl of liberty and jus
iiee upon which it Is fourded
On he % of JuSe i mass meeting So
sembied in New York, the call for which
was signed By one or more gentlemen in
each Senatorial District OF the State.
After Stating the results of past efforts
10 restore the Union, the call went on TO
say: after more than two years of con
tinual aud unceasing coufict, we are for
taxing the road to peace. We are now
| for vigorous prosecution Of peace; aud
whilst Ne would submit to no national
dismemberment and no terms not justif
ed by every principle OF honor, We viii
go very far in the spirit OF concilistion
it was, uudes the Constitution as it is. {"
| These 60, as is we'll known, the sen
timeuts SrrSosernor Seymour during
the war.
His proclamation of November .
1864, indicated his capacity and deter
mination TO preserve the dignity, guard
the rights, and protect the people against
anything like interference or usurpation
onathe part OF the military arm of the
Gevernlrent In the domestic affairs OF
that State, and. in all Of his intercourse
with the representatives of the General
Government and the immense amount of
business transacted with them, he never
| lost sight of the interests of the people
over whom be had been called to preside;
aud, while always ready and willing to
accord TO the Government a quiet and
cheerful assistance IN all and every emer-
geucy consistent With what was due his
State, aud ing sccordsnce with the Cou-
stitution aud the Law, be never lost sigh,
of his dnty and the honor of New York
| All Of bis orders, proclamations, messa
ges, and public speeches prove this.
SINCE THE WAR
Governor SeS has resided quietly
at bis home, and mas mingled but little
IN politics, mparaSiveiy, with the ex-
cepiion Of few speeches, and has been
lopposed, of course, to the whole recon
sfruction and impeachment abortion. He
has, moreover, steadily declined for the
past two years to permit bis name TO be
used as the probable nominee of the
Democratic Convention July 4th, and
has repeatedly deprecated the agitation
of the question by his friends in fact,
be aas declined more nominations to diff
ferent Offices than any man in the coun-
try probably, and his spontaneous choice
BY the conventions is fitting tribute to
his modesty ard his merit. as raj
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Striu adrertisementss
GEO. W. cRosscUP
Designer and Woed Ergravsr,


7o2 Chestnut street, Press Bu;idingl,
Phiiedelphis, Pa.
Views of Building, Machinery, Mono
grams, Posters, Book Illustrations, &c.
The Metropolitan orgasS4panufactured by
The MasOH<se se 5mlin
rg an Co IN % a n v
TyHE MASON & HAMLIs ORGAN CO.,
IL have commenced the manufacture Of a
new series Of organs, each OF which win
besr ;hs trade mark, Metropolitan Organ.
They are elegantly and dnraoiy made; con-
lain modern Improvements; have great
power and fine quality and variety of tone,
and in general excellence are second only
to the celebrated Mason & Harlin Cabinet
Organs, manufactured exclusively by the
same company. The Metropolitan Organs
are fully warranted for five gears, and sill
be sold at prices competing with those Of
inferior Instruments All OF them are in
solid black walnut cases throug ughont-backs
as .eli as sides and fronts--and have pam
eled fronts and eides, with cary ed m0nldings
and sates Improved Graduated Seif-Ad-
justing Reed Valves, Improved Bellows,
Tremuiant and Knee-SwelL
STYLE Five Octaves, with Manuai Sub
Bass and Octave Coupler throughout.
Seven Stops. via: Viola, Dispsson,
Meiodia, Flute, Manual -SRhzRess.
&,zss safzszzs
srxrs D-Fiye oc.aves, With Manual Sub
Bass. six stops, via: Viola, Diapssn,
Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub Bass,
Tremnlant- Price, 5000.
STYLE Give Octaves. Piye stops, viz
viois, Di&parOn, Melodia, Flute,
Tremuisnt Price, SI70
STYLE Alive OctavsS. One stop, via
Tremulant Price, Sl3O.
- liberal discount from the shove
prices 20 Churches Clergy men and Sunday
Schools
Circulars with illustrations sent 20 any
address. Also, an Illustrated Catalogue of
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, free,
to any one desiring it. Address
THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
Company,
l54 Tremon. st., and SOC Broadway,
Boston. New York
Great pistritu,iOn by the Metropolitan Gift
Company.
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JOHN BULLS WORM BEsTk6f .


Parents Read this Izportaat Letter Yes :
Lntersssss N its Coatsna.r -, 4
MrDpLErors, Ind, April "a, '65f
Mr.. NJ. L. Dupian vrites; 4 do net In
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any n
recommendsticne than Il has already alta
ed by its own merits, but will statn tAat
little SON. aged about three years. was :
verely attacked last fall and winter ~
light spAsms, or perhaps more propsriy
lasting from half az hoar TO one apd q
hours; at the Same time TIE child 4 "a strc
symptorns of wermz My physisisn-
Of the best In this part of the cou1try
hausted all his skill and the Materls N
TO expe1 the worms, and sntirely fail
bring any. thought "John B2l
do st, and gave the child the sal
three boxes, an triple deses, nj
ing, with happy results. II
h<d q spasm for over three
stesd Of the blosted msss
DOW well and hearty. E<sn
f0ars, traiy, I'M. Z ~
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-lat = :
Every since the close Of tbs war the.
Radicals have made everything bend
towards securing thseiectoral vote Of the
seusAsrn States. They have forced upon
ZEN an Obnoxious form Of government,
"a in violation of the Constitution
nRko admit those of them which they
ey can control as States Of the
90. ssn. Prank Blair, one Of Ken
tncky's sons, proposes the only way to
..paa@t .tAis question successfully, aud to
tsttle it once and forever. That is, to.
- sWiD6cehas no man shai! ever be in !
% "a President Of the United States
aef sid Of the electoral votes of these
D sstss ar5sr their present orga1ifation.
\ be Supreme. Court has decided BY a
xots of six to Two, The whole plan Of re-
sonssruetion, 70 bs; aacopstitatiouai. and
sthsrsf1zs null and void. The people.
aoss make ap their minds 10 tsfs this
eourss. o. become the slaves Of the most
nopstr0ns dssPotisn that ever cared
I shsssssh ssEf the Northern Democracy
.stsidis proclaim shis Sssision, ID win send
sismaY into the Radical ranks, .nIs pod
ably deter them sson their eusragseuss
: scss<ss. 1r 49, g hsu
i Z
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ooYERNoR or NEw. YORK.


he remained in retirement until the
exciting struggle of 1888, when he was
unanimously nominated for Governor by
the united wings OF the New York De
moeraey notwithstanding the great
disseDsion in the party OF that State he
vas defeated by less than 800 votes The
party thus encouraged re nominated him
1857, when be vas triumphantly elected
over WssbiSgton Hunt, his former com
petisor. 49, administration is a just
source of ;oide 70 every member Of the
Democratic household. It's chief events
are still familiar to al! They have pass
ed into the history OF the State and need
no record here. His public acts as Gov
eInor confirmed the opinion based upon
his career as iegislator. An admireI
one who closely followed the sets of Gov.
Seymour, writes BY thorough states
manship he advanced the true interests
OF the State, and BY untiring watchful-
Dess maintained the private rights of the
people. When the latter wers threaten
ed, he interposed the executive arm and
prevented the outrage viii. / the imperti
Dept zeal of the temperance fanstics.
working through the managed legisla-
ton OF untaithtul servants. would have
inflicted upon the State His veto of the
prohibitory liquor Law was clear and
beautiful exposition of constitutional
law and strong and irretatabie srgu-
BeEt against the evil OF coereige legis
latiOu upon those subjects which the
theory OF our government has so wisely
placed witheu. the province Of the law
giyer"
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EARLY POLITICS.

In 194S, Mr. Blair, following in the
political footprints OF his father adyoca-
ted the tenets advocated by the Van
Buren, OF Free soil party, aud took an
active part in that eampAign. lie be-
came a leader OF the party At tEas time,
aud IN 1852 was elected 10 the Lesisla-
ture, and was re elected tor the second
year. la 1856, lie was elected to Con-
gress, and " hile IN the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes ieariessiy advocated his doe
trines, coutending against the extension
OF slavery in the territories. lie was no
believer Ia the unhoiy aud Disgusting
tenets advocated by abolition tanaUlclsln-
BUY advocated the gradual abolition OF
slavery III the Union, and the colouiza.
ton ot the slaves emanclpaled Ia Cen
trail America, which climate appears t.
be happily adapted to their eonstitatienai
idiosy uerucies Gu September oth, le4'
Mr. Blair was joiued IN wediock 10 AIlss
Appoline Alexander, daughter Of An
drew Alexander, vi " ooaIoEd county
Kentucky.
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Young Blair, when he visited 81.
Louis 10 see his brother, had mar ,ed
the vitality everywhere apparent IN Z 81
ness, aud believing, from its spieiafd
loeaSsn, in its great future, he had fizn
deterAued TO make it his Tome w1ss
be cgmmeneed. his profession kftg
leaving Trans ylyAnis, ne pat his desigp
il execution, and returned TO 81. Lcnf
IN 1943, ion ;hs parpose OF practicisg
has profession. Ae cokDmencea his pra<
tlce under favorable auspices bu3 -Isis
saith was 50 feeble 1t was much teaed
by his trieuds that tAe stamina of his
were prematureiy deeIines
He was advised by his physician, 50 a
eteetuaily to stop the progress OF decsl6i
10 altar euiiTeiy his habiIs and -
a.,sS 8 = q
20 the 1tocS y MOUNTAINS IN compan Efth
some traders and trappers, snd, at tint
breaking out Of the Mexics1 war, JONES
the command of zen kearley in Mexi
co. lie returned 70 st, Louis in 1S47
sgi resumed his profession. he had-bil
health entirely re established froui~ th'
active, wild, and exposed lie which h'
led tor several years, aud even enjoycC
the depriyatlons 10 which be WAS sub
jected, owing, probably, to hereditar,
uredispostiou tor thar sind OF life, a
his mother was descen OF the we'll
know pioneer Gist, one ot the com
panions OF Daniel Boone, when sh'
:" Bloody Grouud received It's sangwn
airy baptlsa IL the early annals OF nen
tucky
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RLA1Rs PERSONALITY.

To trace Frank Blair through the
Inazes of the active political and militia
ry career which opened before him prior
to the war aud after the war began, will
be our duty as the Presidential campaign
advances What he did during the war,
is known in common to the whole couo
try. tie was brave and accomplished
officer as he has always been a geu@ous
aud high spirited mau
Siuce the war he has been the most
iauntless Of conservatives aud most mag
unanimous Of soldiers. tiis condust IN
Missouri has been that Of fearless aud
conscientious patriot. lie made race
tor Goyernor against the radical voting
machine; fought a great hsht with the
Radical courts, and, though borne dswn
by brute force and muscle, never LOST
hope or courage. His late letter 'eiis
where be now stands, and Is, n ltsen, a
good platform 20 fight on. lie Is the
friend, aimest the patron saint, we we're
going to say of tine Irish; aud he Is al
most as popular with the GermaEs OF st
Louis. An open hearted, highmlnded
fellow; the freud OF the weak and ep
pressed the champion Of liberty and
law eloquent, brave, ready, he wall be i
very wheel -herse before the people.
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.T5orx nge1sl 49,
SMITH TONIC SlI
isssis 70. rzz csas %
AGUEANn FRTKE,

CHILLs AHp REyE{
rss proprieter & tkie osississsd ~
cine justly Sleirs for it,a scpuiierity oy1
all remedies ever ofsred 20 the public q
sss sss ss'i 4 sss sssssaP ssa bssss =
whether Of short Or long stHndine. He q
ferx to che sntirs Nesls<n sz8 1sr<1 aIssI
ern country 70 bear hin testi1ic1y <411
trutn o. the Assertion, t1at N ~ c119
ever will.it nil - cure, if - iso11i@
sfrisSly So1l5wsd aud c1rzts< eI||&
great many cases Z singie deie ha7
sufficient fer cure, aud .wh,i4 71ml
ksv ebeen cufseby B SIM fls ~ ~
pcrfs<tt ttsScretisnt ofa<hs xtat t14t 49,
Il Isl hcyeger, prudcnt, an6 4n
r3ors certain 70 cure, Il is ~
in smaller dnso1 zDr b ~ \ ~
dissAss has been checked. n,1
dif6cuit and Ion sttsudiuE
shis pedicins WILL nee q ~
keep the bowels In goof l5rdsr
eine. zftsr hsviak q n 3srss ID
Of the Tonic, . sirzk desc e El]kL4
xrDkLK TAf<zIy2PIkx& ri1 - -
DH. JOHN f1<L8 f<i1cip4l C1Is4
g q rls&' csstu :., ssssa4
~ kygsf sks sssss .s.slIss -
By C. A. 80IcoNnx I''~os1u
febS-ly niciAan.
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ELEcTKD sPEAKER.

A. the next session, Mr. Seymour
vas chosen Speaker position which
ne had declined the previous session
aud presided with distinguished ability
he closed his career IN the Assembly
with the session of l845.
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diploma Of graduation at Nassau Hall.
Alter graduation at Princeton, he re-
turned 10 Kentucky, and coSnr.enced the
study OF law under the Instruction OF
Lewis Marshall, sn eminent lawyer, and
brother OF Chief Justice Marshall. s<ss
of the most distinguished jurist of our
country. lie, however remained but q
short time prosecuting his studies, FOR
his health Was at all time feeble, md
wen, 10 ST. Louis on 3 visit to lis ur 3,
Judge Blair, and then, returning to X "a
tucky, he went to the Law School at
Transylvasia, where he continued unil
he completed bis legal sfudies. ~,
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sesmour,s Chances.

We are occasioOsIly asked By good
Democrats. q # there is any we'll found
. mpe of eiect;og the Democratic
~ ne say that there is, snd
sS6rnit IT, following States as certain to
'yoss the Democratic ticket. and ask all
~hesdork ,ns z=uszsss --zzsszsa
: rofitica! oondisioBs OF these States, their
recent elections, etc., aud they will be
Z -, ,-ome 20 the came conclusion
6wires l5s votes to elect:
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Philadelphis, Pa.
Views of Building, Machinery, Mono
grams, Posters, Book Illustrations, &c.
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The Appetite

w. B. MEsDEsHALL, Treasurer. r
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FROM VIM. Il. GARDNER, ESQ,

Your sincere friend. -
PTnnI pU CHATTER
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treat distribution by the Metropolitan Gift
Company.
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u ~. .N4 -
Lats Arixona advices give particulars OF 4 6oht
petween Walshia Indians, under three principal
chiefs and force OF United States troops, result.
ing ~ me success Of the latter. The Indians we're
ssmed yin Hsnry's, spencsr's and sharp's
I'VE Indians were killed ana wounded. A scout
ing party Of soldiers, under commend Of Lieuten-
ant Stevenson, were ambushed by Indians. but
succeeded In escaping without loss OF life. Lieut.
TenT5sS was fsaruliy and tits fssrsd fatally
In the Supreme Courts citizen of New York
sueo nrm 10 Texas for the recovery OF certain
goods delivered during the war. The plaintiff was
Honsuited, on the. ground that the contract was
reasonable and unlawful.
Robert 0sgood, the dsfaulting teller OF the L.
rmf Neuonal Bank, vas sentenced to FIVE years
dsr ,ns state prison ne pleaded guilty to mis-
IL is generally understood that Rev. DR.. Tying
VIII be found guilty and receive an admonition FOR
Violating the canons Of the Episcopal church.
., mayor Isppert was assaulted and badly beaten
KIRBY, discharged policeman. Kirby was ar
f fes,ea and baiied ie the sum Of one thousand
Two men. named John s. Nash and W. D. Ban
mister are now under arrest In Chicago for sxind-
ling the wellknown houses of A. 7. Stewart and
Clafin Co., New York, and J. W. Farwell & Co.,
OF Chicago, ont Of goods TO large amount They
nave represented themselves az being engaged In
extensive business ct Peoria.
acknowledgement, better known as Ma1am
Cora James, appeared At the Police offee Cbi-
csro. on the 20tb. ana demanded a wsrrsn. IN,
the arrest of Wiibur +. Story. editor of the chi.
csro Times. on q charge Of slepder. The iustice
declined to rive her 3 warrant. telling her she
must 90 to higher court. The woman seemed
x.op<idersh,v sxcifod a ~ n -, - -
Nearly ak million gallons Of oil were sh;oped
from the United States last month. ana there are
etill over half a million barrels on hand n fbe
One VILLAGE IN Nasssn so,as everv ~s.v a..
hundred and fsv tSonsspd Sosrs waysh Use
enware 10 the United States.
Elections we're held IN NnneanoI;s and {. A.
tbopv recentIv. to vote on The s5esjon NJ ssn5ng
bonds 10 the smount Of $40 0o0r m nrevsnf The
washing away of the 81. intbany fails ana the AZ.
struction OF tie water power. The fails have re-
coded over three hnn6red feat dn,ing tha nsst
wear. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rat $40 19,o we're ernendsd
In erecting aprous. = "'-S r1'
Judge ilexander Rives is snoken Of "a be;oo
likely 10 he the radical for fe newt cay
ernor Oh virginia.. '--' ~
The jackson Clarion attributes the i" miserah,a
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:. Horace Greeley T. his "reminiscences. speaks Of
nftt meetlng Apfanam Lincoln when ne was .
member Of Congress, and adds; g 1t will surprise
tome 70 near mat, i1onSh was often IN his com
pany t1enceiosw AZ. til us ueatn' ana iong on
Terms ~ ilisnay ln,nnacy win n'n never nearo
I'm ,cn al anecuoee " s.vf{.
ms s oosD - NJ" sa'a W 20 o'eiA ~ 'he urea
s',y ueps,sns I,h,.on .;,.. s.,.,.ss
MIS-. AnaIew johnson, ance ner husband ne
can't ,ne Piesiusn'' mas oeen paueh' a.Df' DO
+ewss -.
49,. - sa'a =. 'nos msusme reuPs. .ne aasori.s
1encer ~ ~. naS ute WI we great
Russian lottery prize'of y, ooo ronbies. 49,
Ansnopy summons, .ooaorsa cluzen OF rrnce-
ton, We. Jersey; oea iecsntly' Dequeat1ing Sio,,
WV " ue Soneke " .Hen se,ssys : rol ioly
sar ~ -, ~. ~. .o sna
IScioner " ,ne eonn anu o9ueBe. uIauuates ot
Thai veneiaD,e .nsssuuon WIZ e mepeL MN As an
aceomPnsneo p1soIlai professor, pessant ana
nost sxcSiens Isiiv" VI Inhute VIZ aha humor.
ipaton B. C. dIsd rssaptIv At he srs Of seventh
nIee yesrsn wnns :. Y; A ssn vas PIeslasn'
NJ. renpan was easor u .ne Nssonsa sou,ns
Auon ergap: ne 2lepafso tns =, as ..i
papers 10. PophSs u;, ny VS. S g,s. Sues
cis!fict AGENCY uutlns HARRISON - iyief - lay
3ol anu .rliu y, 70 ) a. i Inns q so-1-
bayaio aaysol nsSs ny.ns eassp - ssnles' ~.
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he seven feet long {oar vide and four deem. and
after hls COLA Is put 10, me Aperture VIZ De
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ns COMPANY eoss,nass y ins.n sguisss - rsns Z -
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fsFC - .sssss .esss s'sss.. ssi.} sssassssa
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Which win be sufficient TO duplicate lines TO AL nearly all
the paying points reached By the present monopoly
The Telegraph Companies Of county have been
Consolidated into one huge monopoly and are now earning
six millions Of dollars per one hundred per
the Of their lines their present. capital
saving been vatered thousand per cent :,
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have re-
eosnion from United States Government Of the iupor
Of their enterprise with grant of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing lire the right now granted BY Con-
sress this Company construct opsAss over
Railroad and Man Route in the United States The
position this Company differs that any company
before organised The question Of the Right Of Way
forever settled
The stockholders Of this Company cannot be sold out or
transferred any other Company fhe o. cons.. uu
der which this Company has been organized prohibits any
transfer of the fraachises granted. S
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aud subsequent calls moi TO exceed Eve per cent per MONTH
win be made by the Board Of Directors from time to time IS
be recesay supply fupdste and equip
lines; calls WI the per cent. paid
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of the Capital Stock win corssrass and FUZZY equip
$4,000 Miles of Wire,
which win all tho and important
places in the United States This opinion rests upon the
reliable estimates and responsible offers to construct
and equip the lines
The NATIONAL rELEeRAPH COMPANY Is organized
under the laws Of the State o. and franchises con-
isrsd by an act Of Congress. approvsdJuly a. isss
President-eEoRGE B. sENTER, Of Cleveland. Chic.
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