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GeneraI Debility Is Natures Appeal for
Help.

Thousands Of persons, without any speciac all
ment, are the victims Of languor and lassitude
The unthinking are apt to confound this species
Of inertion, with lazIness whereas II usually
arises rom want Of organic energy, for which
the subjects of 1T are no more responsible than
the Dear-sighted are for their defective vision
Such pereons, although they may be free from
pain are as truly invalids, and much in need Of
medical aid, as il they were tormented with the
pangs of acute disease. They require a TONIC and
Alternative, that will rouse and regulate their
torpid organizations. In cases OF this kind. HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS produce au i'm.
mediate and most favorable effect. The debili-
tated and desponding valetudinarian, who feels
as If he were but half alive; who shurs company,
and has no relish either for business or pleasure.
is metdDOrphOsed by 5rief course Of tis most pO-
tent regetd6e ihUigOrdnt, into quite di6ereat being.
The change effected by the BITTERS, In his bod
lily and mental condition, is a surprise to himself
and to his friends. He nopes no longer; the ac-
tive principle Of life, which seemed to have died
out OF him, is re-awakened, and he feels like a
new man. Remembering that debility Is not only
afiiction itself, but an inUitdon to disease, no
time should be lost in recruiting the own
system with this choicest and most potent Of all
ToNICs AND NERvINEs.
See advertisement OF j. |. Gaze Co.. Racine, Wis
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his money In improving bis land, buying
= little stock and few implements for
farming, and the second year he raised a
small crop. Having gone 10 his neighbor.
b ood with about $500 in money, and used
II cautiously, he by degrees gained the
name Of a responsible citizen and good
paymaster, and his influence rose gradu.
ally from his appearance among his new
and scattering neighbors, Year after year
he raised q crop, continuing 70 read the
best newspapers, periodicals, and books,
which still further improved his mind, till
sheep, cattle, and other stock grew up In
flocks around him, more land adjoining
him being purchased from time 70 time,
till now be finds himself when scarcely
arrived at the middle Of life, a gentleman
farmer Of wealth, surrounded by comfort
and many luxuries, esteemed by neighbors
both far and near, and would receive the
suffrage Of those who know him to any
office for which he might be nominated,
irrespective of party politics, 80 firm is
their confidence In both his ability and in
tRgrity.-iS. Louis Journal Of Agriculture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-02
1ne MashInrton Riots.

The Democratic papers are making the
most of the negro election riots In Wash
ineton. Ae taught by the example Of men
of lighter color Cuifee threw bTick-bats,
brandished knives, fired pistols, and,
therefore, Il is urged that Cuilee IL unfit to
have y vote. II classes Of men are To be
dislranchised for the riotous conduct OF
few bad men connected with them, there
will not be many left 10 cast votes in this
country. We remember very vividly the
time when a mob Of white Americans
burned Pennsylvania Hall in the city OF
philadelphia, aud destroyed certain Or,
phan Homes and Churches belonging to
colored people. Did any one then pro
nose TO disiranchise all white men, be-
cause the rioters were of that color y
Later still, indeed rs recently as 1868,
some thousands Of Irishmen raised "A most
terrific mob, which ragged with awful fury
for number of days, making negro
churches and orphan asylums the especial
objects of their vengeance, ,lbesideslhsnging
up negro men to lamp posts, whenever
they could seize them, but shall We,
therefore, deprive Irishmen guiltless
of that or any other crime, OF
their right TO voteS Americans, at Alton,
Illinois, killed Elijah =. Loveioy shall
Americana, therefore, he distranohlsed
foreverf One would think from the hor-
ror which Democratic prints affect over
the conduct OF few badly behaved col
ored men at Washington, that riots were
never heard Of in this country before the
enfranchisement of the negro. History
tells different tale, however.
We deeply regret the misconduct which
disgraced the elections recently at Wash
ington, but we hold only the guilty parties
| responsible therefor. Let the guilty mer
be arraigned and punished according "a
law. We would spare law breakers of nc
race or color. But we insist that a party
which attempts TO make political capital
out of occurrences, the like of which have
occurred, and are liable to occur, among
all classes, is conscious of the desperate
straits in which 1t is placed. Toledo BIdde.
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TnE RryERs1pn MAa.z,vH FOR Tn

TnR RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR July
comes with midsummer table OF contents ::
" Strawberries and cream" somebody has called
the cover, and equally appetizing dishes are
found displayed within. "Snipe Shooting " will
be the first course taken by many youngsters, who
will gase at CASTOR Fay's frontispiece with ardent
desire to be in that salt m lrsh. "A Tale Of the
Sunset Sea" is one of those pictured fairy poems
by Miss Bishop, which readers OF the Riverside"
have learned to look for. Mr.. Stockton comes
with further adventures Of the dron fairy Ting a
ling the sketch of loan OF Arc " is conc uded;
Mr.. Benjamin tells Z" How a Sail Boat is built and
rigged," preparatory to telling how it is
Papa's Story" contains more OF the inimitabie
pictures by children; Nellie Eyster describes an
historic block house on Lake Erie Hans Ander-
sen slips In with his latest freshest story and the
number makes a fine shsw with it's two dozen
pictures, large and small. An impOrtsnt an
neuncement is made respecting the next number.
Published by HuRD & HoUsHToN, New York,
$2,b0 yoar.
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Dr. Scott, the proprietor and editor Of the Leb
The Heated Tenn - n Gaming.

The supmer months wfrf very soon be fairly
ushered " with their sultry weather and long
train of dINeases. 1t is the season when nAtur
can do little In recuperating our exhausted
strength, and when we are required to fOrtify our
physique against the dangers from the univer rsal
prevalency Of sickness. The only true safeguard
is that sure and reliable tonic and iuviROFator
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS, which is indoFsed
and recommended by the medical faculty and by
unnumbered thousands Of persons in every city,
town and village In the country, who have tested
its remedial virtues, and by its aid preserved OF
recovered their health. II will purify the Blood
and Secretions; cure every form OF Indigestion,
and afford immediate relief In cases OF Dysentery,
Cholic, Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, and kindred
diseases. Provide yourself nOl0 against time OF
need. Delays are often dangerous
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-02
Thinning out Grapes.

Is THE Importance of thinning out the
fruit of the vine duly considered by the
majority of cultiVators? l thiuk not.
From close observation, and even sad ex-
perience, the subject, in my opinion, calls
for much more attention than is usually
given. In young vines, this is particular
ly the oas6.
Such vigorous and hardy constituted
varieties as the Concord may stand it To a
considerable extent, but even they will
eventually suffer. This fault is not only
to be found in the vineyards of the novice,
but can he seen almost everywhere, in
charge of those who know better, This,
then, being admitted, the next question is,
How shall it best he remedied9 Shall we
pFune 30 much shorter, so as not to leave
more wood than the vine can carry safely
through, or leave more wood, and then
thin out the branchesS
The latter, in my opinion, will be the
best, for by the first plan, we get our fruit
too mnch crowded, and throw too much
torue into the young canes for the follow
ing years bearing; My impression
is that when vine is pruned to
what would have been about right,
the pinching out of every third bunch, at
the hrst operation, pinohing back would
bC AOoNC uub bWu
punches on each bearing shoot and in
some instances it is better to leave but
one.
We all know that the forming of the
seed Of any fruit is the heaviest tax on the
plant. This being the case, do we not
give considerable relief when we diminish
this tax one-thirdf think we would be
safe in counting on having the same
weight of fruit in the two punches as if
three are left, Some years ago we grew
Concord punches in this way, which the
committee, who We're TO test them, would
not admit to be that variety until they
tasted them. For marketing table grapes,
this is particularly practicable. For in
stance, let one man lake Concords that
will average three-fourths of pound TO
Il Q bunch, and another have them rs usu'
ally grown, and my word for 1t, the large
punches will command nearly double
price, not only among the wealthy but
the masses. Grape Oulthyist.
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THE NURsERY.-The illustrations in the

THE NURsERY.-The illustrations in the
Mrsery for July arc nineteen In number, and are
all excellent In design end execution The little
stories aud sketohos are Just the thing for the
RurserY, and tell in simple language what the EN-.
hellishments so we'll represent In this number
is given melodrama in six acts, entitled :" The
White Horse" by A. Papa-six illustrations.
Published by JoaN l.. SHoREY, 13 Washington
street, Boston, Mass. $3.50 per year, with extra
Inducements to clubs. Specimen copies fur
nished gratis
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ONcE A MoNrH.-The Inlv nnmh

ONCE A MoNTH.-The July number
No. OF Vol. a-contains Chapters XIV and XVI,
Of the Mills OF Tuxbury; Among the shops
second article; Mrs Hubbar0's Three Warnings (;
Pawnbrokers; A Cluster Of Lyrics; Lowell's " I'm
der the Willows :" The Ton-Bar; Over a CTff ;
Howling Deryishes of Asia; A Plea for the Rob
ins; 1t will all be Right in the Morning; Rabbi
Raschi-aJewtsh Legend Some Light on Dark
Subject; Nature'p Rver-during Stairs; American
Arstocrats; Startling Example The Guardian
Angel; The Cruelty Of Women; The Depth Of
Beauty; Long Sermons. The subscription price
OF once Month Is Ss.OO year in advance; three
copies, $500; six copies, and one extra, 5000 I;
ten and one extra, $500. Single copies 70 cents
The publishers T. s. ARTHUR Il Sons, Phuadel
phia, continue their offer TO furnish the first six
numbers of 0aee AOnA-from January to une,
ineusiye-foF 50 cents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-02

The BRIGHT SIDE is the name of a
lively little monthly paper for all children" :"
just started at Chicago. by ALDEN y TRUR. The
pumher for July-No l-has many good things
In It, aud the price per annum is only - cents.
Address the publishers, at 239 West Madison
street, Chicago, III,
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THE CHuDRKNs HoUR-The short
stories, sketches, poems and Illustrations In the
July number will serve to instruct and amuse
the children for many an hour, and give pleasure
and profit tc even the older heads in the family,
This popular little monthly is published
by I. S. ARTHUR l. Sons, Philadelphia, Pa
Single copies per year, $i,a5; one copy three
years, s. %; five copies one year, IS %; ten cop
les, and one extra, 5000. Single numbers, Il
cents. Sample number, 10 cents.
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AR-HURs MAGAZINE FOR JULY.-Con-
tents; Music" Say thou art Nine" New TEN
perance Stories; our Household Peti An Acting
ChAtade; The Grahams and ArmstrOngs-eOn-
tnued; Purity Of Character; Alice Banham's
HeighbOrly Visit; whistling Pigeons; The Deer.
ings Of Medbury; A Word TO Mothers; Cleans
OF Sunshine; The Home Circle; Evenings with
the Poets; Hints to Housskoepers, giving Rfty
ways NJ making Cakes Toilet and Workable
New Publications; kditor's Department, II.
lustrations and Fashion Plales. T. s. ARTHUR
\ SOEs, 500 and sil Chestnut street. Philadelp
Pa. Single number, ~ cents. Single subscrip-
uons, Sa-00 per year; Que copy three years, $500
three copies one year, $500; four copies, $500
eight copies, ana one extra, Sl3O0; hneeu copies,
and one extra, t91O0 Home Magazine and once
Month, $500. Home Magazine, Once Month,
Chiid'en's Hour aud hAdy's Book, $3.50.
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THE WESTERN FARMER.--"T The BEST
Of the Agricultural and horticultural
weeklies. ."-C.scdgo Foe. Journal. See
advertisement Extraordinary Offer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-02

rHH BRsr AND oRIarNAL Toxrc or IRou.-Phos.
phorus and Calisaya known a. Fsrro- Phospbatsd
hifir OF Caliaaya Bark The iron restores color 10
the blood the phosphorus vasfe OF the nerve
tissue and the calsAya gives natura heaIthful tone
70 the objective organs thereby curing dyspepsia in
ia various forms, wskefulneW general debility, de-
preston Of spfis also the best preventive arainst
fever and ague. One pint contains the virtues OF one
ounce Of ealisaya, and one teaspoonful, grain Of
Iron and phosphorus. Manufactured only BY CAswELr,
HAzARD Co, successors TO Caswell, Mack Co.
New York eold BY Druggists.
Dr. Scott, the proprietor and editor Of the Leb-
anon &dr, is a prom1nept physician.
Perry Davis Pain Killer, the old and well
known remedy, which hiss acquired a world wide
renown for the cure Of sudden colds, coughs,
etc, weak stomach general debility, nursing sore
mouth, cankered mouth or throat, liver complaint,
dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pain In the
stomach, bowel complaint, painters' collie
Asiatic cholera, diarrhea and dysentery, has lost
none OF ite good name by repeated trials but
continues to occupy a prominent position In
every family medicine ehest-LebdlOH star, De.
13lh, 1859
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-02

The Pullman dining and sleeping
cars drew great crowd in Sacramento
when they arrived. None had been seen
in California before.
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s8- A profuse and many TINES exces.
sively offensive discharge from the nose,
with stopping up" OF the nose at times.
impairment OF the sense of smell and
taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired
hearing, irregular appetite, occasional
nausea, pressure aud pain over the eyes,
ana at times In the back Of the head, Oc-
casional chilly sensations, cold feet, and q
feeling of lassitnde and debility are symp-
toms which are common 10 cAtArrh, yet all
Of them are not present In every case.
DIR. SAee's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh
In It's worst form and stages. II Is pleas
ant 70 use, and contains no poisonous or
eaustie drugs
Sent by mail ON receipt of sixty centA
Address X ID. Pierce, N. d., Buffalo,
N Y.
For sale by mos, Druggists everywhere.
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male, q latrsass he fStfN iHfRovfb 1e c1SSads sha
Nlsk shNsk fAMiLl SEWING MACHINE This msehns
St shtch, hsm Ni tuck. Q(lI ofA, bind brsid and .s
scass ~ asst spsriVE aaansT. Phss glY ~ fshy
W. VII 'e saeer ne;s eoSpafaL mors sasis sS5s
stieh can D. cut sud sin the cnth canned h
Nihoai tearing H. We pay AEeR iona ef5 io el ~
shd sApcn - or eotInian fuln Nhch ts - fhst ,.
hosIoA Mss, Or 81. Lows, Mos ~~NAsh, "a
SAJTlON-Lo not b ilunlu.si unon -
telihg - Woshss. iron nsehinea uude o. .sE
ehsAP nscltne ai.ctazsd, - wy P'--"s-t
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Agents are wanted BY the American Lie Ina.
Co u Philadelphia. See Advertisement elsewhere.
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Chicago Elastic StOne Roofing Co.,

Manufactures md Dealers In
Efasaie SlOEe IL 0Oalng COmposftaan,
Composed Of Coal Tar, 0rOund Kaonn. DasolVed
India Rnhber snd Glycerine
KLAsTIG C0MPOsITIOEF FELTHNG.
Hemp and Wool teltng saturated with o Al Tai aud
SOLVED India rubber. The best article In market
for Sneathine or Rnonng. % 10 50 inches Wt~e and
Composed Of Dissolved India kubbef, Linseed ON
and different color Of Mineral Paint Tor COW RUG
tory Noe. SS 2l0, 2l2 Aod 2u Nesbury avenue, At
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0wEET swEDr QUINIEK, 4 t0dyTuai-
0WG6t ed ee ual--doss Tor dose-tO the
s0lphAte (bitter) Quinine. With
nuuuAlnAuH i thH Important advantage Of
WHNn .M - I being sweet fnsteaa OF bitter.
~ WVuuVBuNEn( eNArN1A. u OrTuM PuKiFfRu
- ? OF It's sick ening and pclsOnOD1
properties, 10 u he most per
OA.ARA l ieet ANOIlHNR and 6OOfd.

lUUOQ ssi Sue and t,ahsS ~ Eifass q manu- manu-
q lIoa- "A Hossiys Preferred y sssh WsiEkIse
uealAFs addre.s, JOHN CONS 9R CO. Psfsnt~@s
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Be Merciful TO Yourself. Do not ap-
grayate dyspepsia with medicines that rack and
weaken the body; nor render constipation
chronic with Tasping purgatives that leave the
bowels paralYzed. Gently and without pain,
TARRARrs kFFKRVEsoENr SKLTZER APERIERT
carries of the accretions in the alimentaIy canal
at the same time toning ths stomach improving
the appetite, promoting healthy parpiFation,
and refreshing the whole system. II is luxuri,
Gus draaght, in which hundred healthful
elements are blended.
ROIn RY ALL nRIIaaIaTs
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THE MARKETS.

See advertisement of J. /. Case Co.. Racine. Wis.
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ATTENTION FARMERSt
What Threshing Machine and Horse Power took Inc
greaf grain growing States,
ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,,
IOWA AND MINNESOTA
ThAt OF j. l. CASE Co., RACINE, WIsoOHsIH, with
their celebrated Woodbury. Mounted Horse Power,
They are the mos extensive manufactures OF fhyesh-
Ing Machines 10 the United States Sad for on cA.y
describing the hTesher and the Mounted Power, and
also the Climax and fitts Powers made by them.
$1,000 PEH DAY GUARANTEED
Agents 70 sell the HoAK SHuTTLK SEWING MAOHMn.
y mAkes he Look srlroHS ALlKK ON BOTH sIDEs, has
the nnder oed and Is equal In Sew
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years send for cironlAF Address JoHHSoH CLARK
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-07
Triebricb Scbrdber,
5atrifant BON iprnbelnbem Sronf Sicr,
Sar(apariIla nab nlinrraiDaGrr,

5abrif in @uIbrrryhrabe, swil6sn penn u. @yU.
ming aprnur.
1prtcr, Stfe nnb 2aGcrbicr,
III 6IaI6sn, pirS su ben nissrisitsn grriien i'm
@rUben mad alien pIaBrn brr Gitg toitsnfrei gs-
lsfert.
Cine @rfabruua pru % Snbrfn in meiurm Gjr>
&afte bsfGbist mid, siuen Sariapnrila Su lie
rr, ber ale aneerru 6abrifas iibertriift unp ter
oriunbbeit iebr sutrGsib 1T. Ta5 @jeidGft itsbt
untrr mriner PrrlpnIi6en eettns, unS SUle .3u-
fricbsnbeit ipire gdrdntirt.
NuftrGgt, ipslde bel Serru Spbn 3eitltr abge-
srbsu Oeer purd bic gplt mir SuBsIantt psrSsu,
fnosn prSmpts Ysriidii&tisuns.
26ba Gr. S6rabsr,
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
@ittSb"rs Cincinnati nnb ct. sOuis Giieubabn,
p A n I'll A n ID L E RIO u L e.

su56 Gtnao
SrlS it ebenls lite 4iue
SuanapOds, 9oaiSiae aRcmpbta GPCbie Iep-0rsans,
uut ua6 allen SunHe uIjt u@STtRGd mb TGSSsRId ' VI "
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GcItb6fts.9ln;eiae.

SSencs Scbnbmdtber=G Gci6Gft.
DIR llntrr;eiGnrts brrbrt f6, ben Geutidru
orn Scrantcu unb llm9essut bic gIuseise ;u
MAIDEN, Rap CT i'm Snlrment Son Scbn NnittrI's
nCuem Saditeir9sbauee penn aperue, Obcrbalb
QbIter'S Rarft cine dubniaderperfltatte CT
piinrt BAT, unb cmpfebIt lid sur Nnffrtigung BON
nruer gIrbsit trber gIrt iCpie su 9tsparaturfn.
Spbn WeinB.
Z crantun, 3. Suni 1869.
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ADULTERATION F.!

II AGER BEER, containing copperas and Ale
IL \ docored with salt, lime and alum, are among
tho latest authorizations discovered in New York
was astOnished that brewers in New York and
less money than the materials cost me to mako a.
pure unadulterated barrel Of Beer. This mys-
terry has been solved; tho above poisonous ingre-
dients not costly; but persons in the prime of
life, possessing strong constitutions, will soon
find their health fast declining. and it may be,
fill premature graves it they persist in using the
make. not life destroying, but healthful beve-
rage, that it may bo drank by the most delicate
without the least danger.
Feb IL JOHN G. SEEGERS
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DENTISTRY

nR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District, during
permanently establishes himself in Columbia All
operations on tho natural Teeth faithfully De r
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES. in every approved
among which he would call special attention to
that known Reynolds PATENT and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
fidence, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee. Office on Main street, over First Ma
tiOnal Bank. Jams
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-24

A New STATE Our OF TExAs.-The Texas
Constitutional Convention has decided to
erect new State to be called West Texas,
out Of that part of the present State which
lies beyond the river Colorado, and South
OF latitude 80. San Antonio is made the
temporary capital of the new State. The
Governor and Senate are to be chosen for
four, the House of Representatives for two,
and the Judges of the Supreme and Dis.
trict Courts for twelve and eight years re-
spectlvely. The Act providing for the new
State contains some novel provisions. Wo-
men are secured in their separate estates;
each County is compelled to provide a
manual labor poor house; when persons
nave lived together as husband and wife
during life, even if not legally married,
they shall be considered so married, and
their issue be deemed legitimate; corpora
tions that commit wilful homicide are made
liable to exemplary damages, etc.
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On Monday morning, passenger on the
early train going into Chicago, was ap-
preached by stranger, and informed
that the conductor wished to see him i'm
mediately in the baggage car. The pas
senger started for the baggage car, followed
by the stranger, and, when he had reached
the platform of the second car, he was set
upon by gang of three or four men, who
garroted and robbed him of 5000. The
gang then jumped off the train, and made
their escape.
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NEoHssrrY ron Nsase ! -, ,rba rad;. I.

NEoRssrTY FoR Nsaec vo~ss;..-The Fradi.
Gals. we are glad to see. are coming out with
the true motives for urging the passage Of
the negro enfranchising Acts. Sumner, in
late speechin the Senate, for onoe forgot
himself, and dropped his cant about The
!. S".inalienable rights of men," call men born
free. and equal" and other radical slang.
whang, by which dishonest act may have
the christening of high-sounding name.
On this occasion, however, he let the ca,
out OF the Bag as follows:
"You need votes in Connecticut, do you
not? There are 5000 ow-citizens in thai
State, ready at the call of Congress, to take
their place at the ballot-box. You need
them, also. in Pennsylvania, do you not;
There are at least Ii. 900 in that great State
waiting for your summons Wherever you
most need, there they are
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