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q Biddeford, Sept d, 1868.
STATE OF MAINE.

SIdIE VI !Mdi"E'
YORK. SIS.
1T a Court Of County Commfssionsr.. begun
and held at Alfred, for and irffhin the
County Of York, on the second 1ussddy OF
Oct. A. d. 1868.
On the forgoing Petition, u 10 considered by the
Comms that the petitioners are Responsible
and that they ought TO be heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petition and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice IN all persons and
corporations interested, that tho County Commits
sioners will meet ct the store Of Rlshworth Jordan
10 DIddef0rd in the county Of York on Monday the
twenty.third day OF November A. ID. 1868, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon when they will proceed to
view tho route set forth In tho petition, and I'm
mediately after such view, ut some convenient
place In the Vicinity, will give o. hearing 70 the
iarties, and their Witnesses Bald notice TO DO by
causing copies Of said petition and this order OF
notice thereon. TO DO served upon the City Clerk
OF said Diddeford, and also by posting up Copies
Of the same In three public places In each OF said
towns, and publlshing the Same three weeks sue
cessiyely In tho UNION AND JOURNAL, q neWspa-
per printed In said Biddeiord the frst OF said pub
iications, and each Of the other notices to be at
least thirty days before the time OF said meeting,
that all persons may then and their be present
and shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD.
~, Copy Of the Petition and Order oil
'o.L%'' Attest. II. FAlRFiELp,
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II Il we'll to desire 10 please God. The pup u
who arrives to please his teacher, the child his
rarentA tie servant his employer, the sppren-
tics his master, gives promise Of doing well In
M He Who seeks to please God gives still
higher promise. And he that looks to the
heart. carss for his meditations. goss to the
root Of the matter, and Is sure OF the divine
kl...;nn
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Singing in the meadows sweet,
Night and day I wander Feet;
Up the mountain side, at morn,
Light % Aescy cloud I'm borne.
Round the sunset gates I weave
Fairy tents ID summer eve;
In The visvlsss cir between
! an coating al unseen;
Till the cooling touch Of night
Gives me shsPs In jsssla bright
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In Bankruptcy,

district or MAINE, g. = The undersigned
,ienee of Charles W. Furiong, or Biddeford In the
County OF York, within said District, who has
been sdjud god Bankrupt upon bis own petition,
by the District Court OF said District
- J. Y. SCAMM0N. Assignee.
Saco, Oct Is, Is6s. 3Waa
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We oil complain Of the shortness Of time.
and yet Ne have much more than Ne kno!
what to do With. Oar lives are either spent
In doing nothing ct al, In doing nothing TO the
purpose. or In not doing what ws ought TO.
We are always complaining that our days are
few. and seting - though there would b no
end 10 them.
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To the Honorable County Commissioner Of
N, County of York.

TTNIIE undersigned citizens Of Biddeford respect
i FULLY represent that about the year lss!, the
then County Commissioners OF fork CSuay 10
four rods vide, and that raid road has neve! bell
opened or Improved according to said location 70
he prc,ent time, neither does the public conyen:
ienoe require 80 wide road across sala NANNY
width of said road across said Island and 90 IN du'
ty bound will ever pray. JEhE ota ,h
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Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.
The only reliable remedy Tor those brown dis
Let,oa." Prepared only by Dr.. d. u. Perry, ~
Bond st., New York. 81 Sold everywhere. -.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS

r1OR sale or rent by C. 7. SHANNON, No. 20
Main street. (up stsirs,: Also, one ans.top =,
Rosewood Piano, ] octave, nall rouno oo'nv'' "'
ale Of low prios for cash.
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Spectal Notices.
=. Ayers
Hair Vigor.
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at onco agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to It's original color
uih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair Ia thick.
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The sevious asa n in. ,hs. r;sh man In
Ss'nui,sn .ho polsosed the flower In his gar
- u 20 sas. MS esieAbor's bsss shoaid gss no
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Geographical xnagAa.
Ia. ooopossd OF IS letter.
My7sN 4 b eslsbrSssd Italian eity.
ny q ~ Is a b Western state
Ny - 10 - % 20 Is - b . fivG Of kss.
ia Ia. stI
NJ II - Is 10 81 b . rive q 1rssil. =
- - o"sas =. i-p''''.' city OF Ars'
My3 s. sac 10 b as,sy e BsleesAisssa.
II IL q ~ a is cses q essth Aasrioa.
~ 9 y 2 !: = ,i y q N:ssA c..olls..
city 81 Georgia. - W. I
N - Is q . ha river q LihssiA
~ 1s7 = . % - IS > y sisy Of Libsria.
Ny - Is 81 - - n IS . 10 3 . Wssesss
State. - =
Ny IS ~ - DO d Q divisios Of Afrsss.
NJ D % Il 10 b rive of Minissippi.
Ny = - "a % - b 90 Of lie Great Lake..
w 10 q = ri,ss n Losisiana.
0eaAsa
" whole b a old provssA.
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Indulge In no pleasure for which you esnao
return thanks to God.
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~ Crit b On insect that eravis on the ground;
My second IN organ In most creatures 1undi
Ny third may DO either quite heavy or light
Ny whole 10 mineral, useful and white.
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Amietioss. like spring novsr's break through
the uost froseu ground ct last; and the heart,
which .ssks Cor another heart to make t hap
py, WI nsvsr SEX In vain. ......l
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Christi love b the eharchs are; thithsr
bring thy heart when t b cold. frossn and
deed; Mediate on his love. and pray until
yoa o. SAY, "Hs loved nssnd gave himself
for ma %
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Issrs y an art In listening q vel, a. I,
speasise. and 70. Are really ns.,srs Of The one
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fhs great ses the world at one end by DAT
terry, he little at the other end by neglect;
the meanness which both discover 10 the same;
but hou different. alas! are the mediums
through which Il u sen.
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Ishsii By and BY have doos prs.eA,., -.
ZOO done hearing; bot the eonssQussess tAsr rS
Of viii sbids forever.
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REMOVAL.

NEISS ANN GORDAN has removed her
Nl Millinery, Fancy and English uoods and
Hair work to No Adams Block Market 80 Bid
former patrons. zou
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Travel.
PORTLAND, sAcO / FORTE

EAE PORTLAND, sAco PORTS.
elE1okY1NX MOUTH RAlLROAD-sumnef
Arsngsmens -Coaneocing Aoodsy. Nay 9Th, 1865.
f.seoGsr trains daily (6usdays sxospse q iolows,
Bddssosd e< South Berwick JanetIoo, rorsnosth and
Bossoo q III ant go 4 =, and 3. - and a ,. 4
Returning, beave Boston N TO 4. and 100 and 90
nn. From Put0eosh a go 4 L., and no md 500
Pm.
Bidderd sor Portiand a I3o llo2 and liIsA. H.. Of
IT'S IN, aO p =. R<turning st n and 20 A. T., and
AS and as Pm.
On Aoodsys, Wednesdays and Yndsys he "a ?. 4.
an to Bosieu and 400 p y. from Bostoo WIN run via
Boston Malice T. J., stopping ssiy u Bitdsaosd Ksuns
bank, eooth Berwick Junctoo, Dovss Exeter HavsfhI
and LAwvnoe.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, win run via
Eastern Railroad, stopping oniy at Bddefo Kenoebunk,
South Berwick Junction, Psamouth Neveurypoet Salem
and Lynn.
ihe train leaving Boston q TO l. ~ does nes stop %
p 2. r. T., except TO lave passengers taken beyood
Portmouth and South Berwick Junction.
Freight trains daily, (sundays e1orptsd.)
FRANCIS ClIAsE, supt.
Biddefocd. April d, 1893. 9ottf
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TransPSaAttsa.
Proelanaiioa spare no cities.


Raj me forward. ny sans yos viii know;
Read ne Eastward. my business you'll
End;
Only six letters NJ naDs viii eootain,
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Rtddcford .aduerstscns'ts.
cuARLEs HARDY

OPpERs SIX STORE LOTS FOR SALE
DoR LEASE, located on Adams street ieat
iSy City Building and square. sd>9inins o'aos''iu
%iso. HOUSE or STORE LOTS on Warrington
''I Hisc, HOUSE LOTS on Granite. Alfred and NJ
Vernon directs: o..o m Tboruton
A Tor Particular. call At his o'' No. az e Lincoln
street
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In divided church ~ - the sosrgy which
vss meant to sabdus the world prsying On IL
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SSS&sSs s8
what plant 70 always sorrovfalf
what one h hmous for visdomf
What one hes plenty Of money!
what one shoud never b latet
what would yoa plant to raise birds :
What TO raise Aisscs
what tree never 10 Tar nom vatsrf
what one 10 only useful In cold weather.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it q rich glossy
lustre and grateful perfume. b..
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
PaAcrlcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHnnsrs,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE sl.oo.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, %.
To the Honorable Jasffees OF the Supreme
Judicial Court holden at alfred, pifhin
said York County, on the Third Tuesday Of
September. A. ID. 1868:
DENJANfIN OLDREAD, Of Buxton, in the
- County OF York and State Of Maine. respect.
fully lbels and informs this Honorable Court that
was IL. fiiy married 70 Ellen D. q oidresd, Ssoss
maiden name was Kllen u. 8. Crawford, at Lewis-
ton, In the County Of Androscoggin and state
Aforesaid BY D. H. Abbott clergyman tnat amer yer
said wife at said Lewiston, and In Buxton. IN the
County OF York. In the State Aforesaid, that he sl.
a
ELLEN. wholly regardless Of her marriage covenant
and duty. without cause or sufficient Provocaton,
did, said Button On the twenty a 1. asy o. I've
with your libellant, and LEFT his Homeland depart
cd to reside 70 some place unknown to your libel
ant, and still does and has continued to reside
Ss.n nI and
would be conducive 10 domestic harmony, and con.
sistent with the peace and morality OF society,
that divorce from the bonds Of matrimony should
be granted him against the said Ellen u. y. Old.
read. lilo therefore prays that divorce Q: afore.
said may be granted HIM against his said wife.
Dated at Alfred, Aforesaid. this atesnth day OF
BENJAMIN OLDaEAD.
State Of Maine.
YoRK. ss.-At As Supreme judicial Court, begun
and hsd at Lifrsd, riikin and for sad County Of
York. on hs laird Tuesday Of SEPTEMBER IN tAs ysar
Of our Lord one housand eight Asndrsd and sirty.
sight.
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the II.
bolant give notice TO the said Ellen u. . Oldread
TO appear before the Justices Of our said Supreme
judicial Court, to DO held at Saoo, within and for
raid County OF York. on tie first Tuesday OF JRnu.
AIRY next, by publishing an attested copy OF said
libel, and this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the Union and Journal, = newspaper
printed In BiddefOrd. In said County, the last OF
said publications to BIO thirty days, at least he
fore tho sitting Of said Court, that she may then
and there In our said Court show cause, u any she
have, why the prayer OF said libel should not DO
granted. -
.> Lffsst, II. WAKEFIELD, Clcrk.
So Cts. a true copy Of tAs Libel and Order
tW~>" iiis,t, ii. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
3w4f
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STHTES'
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
- Levi =. Hoyt, Bankrupt. 10 BANKRUPT.
oy. This 10 70 give notice that petition hss oesn
presented TO the Court, this ID dsy OF October, oy
tsyi y. Hoyt Of Portland, . Bankrupt praying
that he may Be decreed 10 have full discharge rom
al his debts, provable under. the Bankrupt ACT,
Individually and - member OF the hrm o. uoyt
4 Andrews, and upon reading said Petition, ~
IL oriered by the Court that . hearing he had
upon the same. on the 30th day Of November, AID
1859 before the Court In Portland. IN said Dstrice
Al O'Clock P. II and that oil credltors who have
proved their debts and other psrsonsin interest,
nav appear nt said time and place. and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
Petition should not DO granted.
svl3 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Question.

How many words can b bshssded and leave
the word oatS
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Bankruptcy Notices.
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
DBTNCT OF MAINR-In the matter Of

nIBTNCT OF MAlNk-In INC mAtte1 OF
WIN. n. Moves, Bankrupt In 59ankruptsy.
This n 10 give notice that petition has been pre-
ssntsd 70 he Court this eighth day Of October. BY
william II. Noyss, Of KittsIy.a bsnfrpS Rrsy'
Ing that be may be decreed to hsys Jul a,s
Banfrupt Act, and upon rssdias said petition, II
Il Ordered by the Court that . hearing Do had up
on tie sams. ON the seventh day Of Decem6er, A..
b. 1858, before the Court In Portland 10 saia ~,
hsye proved their debts and other persons IN 10:
tsrest, may appear at said time and place. ana
shoW cause, n any they have. why the prayer OF
said petition should not to y,snSssdG; pnpLp
awI3 Clerk OF District Court for said District
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Numerous Farms In the county OF York, nom
S7OO TO &5OUO, houses In Biddeford, Saeo and vi.
In Biddeford. Saco and Kenncbunk port, from SIS
20 SIS per acre. All those wishing TO sell or pur-
chase may do we'll TO call upon T. Harmon, Real
Estate Agent, corner OF Main Warrington streets,
SOmes building, up stairs. or
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sses and Boston Steam Boat Line.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE,
CAPT. N. FALKER,
will I'LL further notice leave Battery Wharf Bos-
ton, for Portsmouth. Biddeford and 6aoo, every
Tuesday ct O'Clock p. II.
Leave Biddefard and Saeo, for Boston; every
Friday ct food tide.
Freight taken ct Low rates.
.. "a. DAY. Agent,
coa2R3 Isl Main g. /, Dlddsford.
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Real Estate.

- Stores and Store Lots. Houses and House
ian Lots, located on the principal streets In Bid.
l8deiord, for salo low. Terms made satisfac-
tory, by CHARLES HARDY,
Ofnce No. Lincoln Of.
Diddeford. Me-, Feb. 81. 1867.
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q Posters printed 1t this once.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

FUNSY Fellows the Democracy
have such an enormous amour. Of cheek,
that they are downright amusing. Not.
witbstandig the fact that Blair has pro-
claimed revolution and violence as his
platform, they inscribs Seymour end
Blair. and Peace" on their banners. /,
is generally supposed that Democrats as
ssssins,ed Abrahsm Lincoln, and ere
daily assassinsting Union met. all through
the South, and threaten to asssssiuatc
Grant. Yet the Dem ocrstic papers are
charging that the Republicans are the
party Of assassination. They do not soy
that the Republicans have sssassinated
anybody. but tell of some three or four
prominent men whom they have heard
somebody say would have been assassin.
sted, it things had happened so and so.
Therefore. this guiltless Democratic party
charges the Republicans with being as
sassins. Th,ir charging Republicans
with being rebels and disunionists. is too
old to be funny-sll the laugh has been
squeezed out Of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

A MURDER, CAPTURE. AND SUICIDE -
Last spring. in little town in Wiscon-
sin. a Young man cut girls throa. who
refused to marry him, and then made his
escape. A large reward was offered for
bis capture. james Delaware. of this
place. who formerly lived in the town
where the murder occurred, and was ac-
quainted with the perpetrator, has been
working at Omaha for some months
past. Recently, be accidentally got track
of the murderer at Council Bluffs. and
went in pursuit. capturing him above
Sioux City. He started for Wisconsin.
by railroad through Iowa. with his pris-
oner in irons; but on the route, the latter
managed to poison himself. and died on
the train. first making full confession Of
the murder. We presume that Delaware
will receive the reward, or at least Q part
of it.
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Stick to the Ticket.

Now and then we hear of Republicans
who are dissatisfied with candidates on
the ticket, and threaten to scratch them.
We know there are often otjectional
candidates nominated, and it is impossi
bic to suit all voters, but Republicans
should consider the effect OF a general
scratching of tickets. Scratching tickets
Injuries more or less the entire ticket.
When regular members Of a-party go to
scratching their own ticket, doubtful men.
who might have easily been induced to
vote the ticket. will hesitate about voting
one upon which the party themselves dis.
agree. and they will be very apt to vote
the entire opposition ticket. We think
II any person is dissatisfied with any can
didare on the ticket, and feels that he
cannot consistently vote for him. the
most jndicious course would be to quietly
erase the name from the ticket, without
taking pains to make the fact notorious,
and to induce every body else to follow
suit. You cannot pinch a mans toe or
finger. without saffecting him unpleasant
ly all over; neither can You work against
q portion of the ticket, without damsg-
ing the whole. Besides, this is 9 matter
that works both ways. If We work
against snothsr mans friend this year,
that other man will be very apt to retail.
ate BY working against our friend, if he
is q candidate next year. We believe
that the present duty Of the Republican
party is to clean out the Democracy root
and branch. We propose to use our en-
ergies toward performing that duty. by
sssistiDs to elect every Republican csn-
didate, and to defeat every Democratic
candidate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

GIGANTIC LITERARY ENrERpRIsE.-
Fredesick Gleason. Esq.. the enterpr;sing
pnblisher. (says The Saturday Guzette.
has in preparation one Of the most sigar-
tic literary enterprises ever conceived oil
in this or any other country.
We are hot at liberty at present to
state what it really is; but can only say
that tho reading public will be greatly as.
tonished when this stupendous enterprise
is made known.
For energy. perseverance,, and . desire
to surpasa, Gleason carries off the palm.
He has long been before the American
public as Successful publisher. and they
hive unbounded eosfdence in his enter
prise Boston Erening 7ranscript.
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Ano,her 0re.t serrow.

Troubles come not .sinely.- nanbss
Of prominent Southern Democratic lead
ers have held q eohieFence At Lexington.
Kentucky. snd given the 6nishing stroke
to the Democracy. They admitted thst
the Democratic cause was hopeless. and
resolved to throw themselves upou Gen.
Grants mercy. believing him to be just
and honest msD. who has already been
endorsed BY large majority bf The peo-
pie of the country. Some expressed
tbem'elvss in favor Of pe.itioning him to
abolish the Governments Of the Southern
States. to dispense With elections. and to
become Dictstor-anytbing to relieve
them from the consequences of their folly.
They resolved hencefor;h to make no fnr-
'tber 6sht sgsinst Grant. as a political
party; and that they would not. in the
future. listen to the counsels of Northern
Democrats. as they had BEEN deceived by
them long enough.
1t is well that they have seen the me-
cessity Of cutting loose from the Northern
Democracy. il they only stickto it. Had
they taken this course three years ago, all
would now be pescs. and they would
have no grievances to complain Of. As
it is. tbey must submit to Grants elec-
tion. and patiently live under bis rule ss
President. He fought for four years to
prevent the Southern Democrats from
establishing Monarchy or an Anarchy.
and will hardly step into their exploded
programme at their invitation.
Republicans have hitherto conceded
Kentucky to Seymour and Blair, as the
only State upcu which they had . surs
thing. AS things ere now turning. we
may expect soon to hear Of bets that
Kentucky will go for Grant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

BLAIR AS A KU U.KLUx.-Frank Blair
made q ranting speech in St. Lonis. on
Friday night. Among his outrageous
utterances. was the declaration that il
Grant was elected. be would never reach
the White House alive! Here is the
Democr candidate for Vice President,
nominated because be declared himself il
favor of violating the laws of Congress.
and overtbrowiug State Governments by
force Of arms, now threatening the assassi.
nation of the candidate for President on
the opposition ticket! As the Democra-
cy are contemplating kicking him off Of
their ticket. perhaps be thinks he can re-
tain their favor BY proclaimiug new
atrocities. Here is an extract from bis
speech. with the applause inserted:
Gentlemen. there is no need to give
names, for all of them are in the same
category. A voice. how about Drake?
What about Chase!l Why. just let him
qusck as much IS be plesses. Laugh.
ter. He. my fellow citizens. is only for
midable SO long as the manaclss are on
your limbs. and the point to which l de-
sire TO bring you is this: That in this
struggle we have everything at stake:
that it is the final aud last struggle for the
preservation of free. constitutional gov
ernment in America; that if wa fail ia it
the Republic fails with us. A voice
mo such word as fail."] 1t becomes o
mere sppendsse Of the military chisftain
who is lifted to power in the name Of the
President. bat who will never reach the
Presidential mansion alive. [Seusation
and applause.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-22

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY lady
wishes for at least one magazine. and
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