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LADIES Corsets, 81 worth I 60. NJ
Rraus & Co, corner Main & Adams.
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FOR CINCINNS

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
ALICE DEAN MASTER
This elegant and swift passen- ,,
ger packet viii leave as above [=
THIS DAY 5tb inst. aJ5 pm.
AIRY HAE8iSIAl, Agent.
tp4T No. Zi- edison street.
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PETERSON, FOR July, At Joe Looke's,
2S8E Main Street.
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DIE NopENwELT. for June. NJ Joe
Locke's, 1861 Main street.
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HANDSOME figured Irish Linens al Ia,
sale at Menken Bros.
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To he satisfied before buying, goto
HERyOCFS
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LLAMA Lace Points at the sale Of Men
ken Bros.
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GREAT bargains in Lama Lace Points.
HERZOG i BRO.
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ATTEND the Remnant sale OF Menken
Bros.
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Cristadoro.s Ereslainr az a.

For the deadly compound Of lead and brim-
stone, OF which. according to the Journal
of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette
more than hiry U0rtCfies have been foisted
upOn the pubIici CristadOrO's Dye Is the only
one that HAS BEEN ANALIZED- and Prof.
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
II is perfectly wholesome.
CRISTADORO'S lair PRESERVATINE,
as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair
after Dyeing. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
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GREAT bargains at the Remnant sales a
Menken Bros.
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TIE revolution II and two dollar
store is now open, and has been Instituted
Tor the purpose Of making a ready mar
ket where fancy goods of every variety
are offered for sale in a manner which az
IQIds the public an opportunity Of pur-
chasing frst-class goods. the direct nro-
ductlons OF manufactures, and recent i'm
portstions at fabulously low prices. conn
prislng nearly every article that practical
use and refined taste can desire. Bv me-
establishment Of the uniform prices OF
one and two dollars for which an goods
are sold, we are enabled to offer unpre-
eedented attractions 10 the buying COM
muntty, bringing merchandise within the
limits OF its original cost, and saving the
extortiOnate profits made on many nsees-
fary articles. Revolution Oh G.st
dollar store, 29S Main street.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At the annual
conyocation of Penn Royal Arch Chapter
No. p, +, and A. NJ, held at their hall
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months:
d. G. Trader, NJ. +. Ii. p; c. NJ. Carroll,
NJ. E. X; j.. NJ. P~ettigrew. NJ. Z. s.; IL.
Lenow, c.ofH.; Fergus Hall, p. s.; j..
Happek, r. A. c.; j. NJ. Pamphlin, G.. NJ.
8 V; w. \. Robinson, G. Nj. , "; p. II.
Wright, G. NJ. v; A. F. FARMLAND,
Treas. G. q. Locke, Secr'y.; J.. j.. Suter,
Sentinel.
THE Great Red Store, go Main, win
sell, regardless of cost or value, its entire
stock of Spring and Summer Goods. As l
intend to clear the shelves for the Fall
Stock, bargains may be expected.
WILLIAM FRANK,
$50 Main street.
THE Mammoth News Depot, 1861 Main
street, always has the latest illustrated
weeklies, monthlies and Northern dailies.
REACHED Domestic, 1Oc per yard, NJ.
Kraus & Co. \
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FonCAIRo AM 81. LOUIS.

BELLE MEMPHIS frame. mHs-er
This elegant md swift steamer Is
viii leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, az 8 pm.
Tickets for all points. via Memphis and St.
Louis Packets, North. East and West. Apply
70 General Railroad Ticket OAlce. rs Alain
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
SAM q. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. ielJ
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T0R APKANsts RIvFR

TUX NItNAN~N~ RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
United states Mail Line.
THOS. II. ALLEN. Reese Prltchard, master
This splendid passenCersteamer ~
viii leave for the above on -
TUESDAY, 18th inst. 8 pm.
I. 4. KEEDIG. Agent.
Jell 34 Front 81, Mosby Block.
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ALL LINEN Towels, 81 50 per doz. VI.
Kraus & Co.
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FOR LOUISVILLE

New Orleans and louisville Packet CcmDcny
FOR Cairo and Louisville.
EOBEET r. Cannon. muster
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave as above 10y
THIS DAY, 18th inst. ut y IN.
LARRY HAFAISTAp. Agent,
IeJ 2a Madison street.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
MARY HOUSrOS-----L- B. Dunham master
This elegant passenger packet
VIII leave az above Es
THIS DAY 10Th inst. AT g pm.
LARRY HAEMSrAD. Agent.
ieL1 21S Madison street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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CRY and country buyers ofDry Goods,
he sure and attend the grand semi-annual
clearing sale Of summer goods, at greatly
at NJ. Kraus 4 Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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BLEAcHEp Domestic, 1Oc per yard, NJ.
Kraus & Co,
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SPECIAL N0TIeE.

Home Questions for the Sticky and BebiIiasea-bH
troTth toh2e 70 endure penal tort1re after every
meal, when Indigestion can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by so agree
able q remedy as HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs?
Does apag TO be compelled By debility and
ianguOr to abandon active business, when
brain, nerve and muscle can be braeed up.
and the whole system restored to a healthy
condition, by q curse Of HOSTETTERS BIT
TIERS.
Why approach tie dinner-tabIe daily with
a positive disgust for all that Is savory and
delicious, when q vigorous appetite for even
the plalnest fare g. created by the use OF
LETTERS BITTERS.
Is II wise 70 live in thfs briaht World rs II II
were q dungeon, gloomy, discdRtented and
miserable, when the worst case OF bvpOchCu-
dria can DC cured In a week by such a pleas
TIERS BIITERS?
Can it be possible that any person o. brlous
haDit viii run the risk OF remittent fever or
TIERS BiTTER5a
Is II not q species Of moral insanity for any
merchant, farmer, mechanic or traveller 10
be without tho best known antldOte to the
effects Of poisoned air and impure wafer
HOSTETTER EITTERSg
Considering the harrassing and depressing
nature OF the functional deraupemeufS 10
which woman is subject, is it not astonishing
that any invalid OF the feebIer sex should
hesitate to seek the certain relief afforded in
such case, BY the genial operation Of HOS
These are questions OF deeper interest than
any OF the political cOgmas Of the day. u
those whom they concern are invited 10 give
them something more than a passing thought.
Acrasf poF4ical 7eyohs;on y-.s .-cconcrsre1
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GREAT Remnant sale OF 3ienkcn Bros.
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TOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and white River Independent
Pac6et-EOrJ GcksOHporta and Way FONTS.
- master
This elegant passenger steamer HA
VIII leave as above @y@
EVERY TUESDAY, ats p.m.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
jeiS Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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ST. LOUIS, June H.-Arrived-City OF
Cairo and Luminarv.
Departed-Belie st. Louis.
The river is falling at this point. Cold
and showery.
CINcINNATI, ne14.-Ther river is rising
with l7% feet in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, June I4.-Up-Emma No.3.
The river is falling, with @ feet 4 inches
in the canal. The weather is clear and
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, June l4.-Arrived-
Great Republic.
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Louisville aud New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
+. ". master
This elegant and swift passeu-
Ger steamer Will leave as sbOvc A[ZlS
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at > pm.
LARRY lIAEMSIAD. Agent,
feE on. Madison street.
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ALI silk Grenadines, fifty cents.
HERZOG n BRO.
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AGIe1t Political Revolution was accomplished
by the election Of Grant, and a revolution Of
immense social Importance has been effected
BY the general substitution Of that pure and
harmless Drenar-tIon
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2eI Main, CIaGk's Marble Block.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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HAIR DexEc-SING
The Conditions OF urnl,s.

1t is lille to expect health if the precautions ne
cessary TO secure it are neglected. The human or
gaaizaton is delicate paee of mechanism, aud re-
qures as much intelligent care and watchtuness to
keep it in order arc requisite in the management
OF the most complicated combination Of levers,
wheels and pinions,
AT this season OF the gear the body Is peculiarly
sensitive, be il is greatly weakened and relaxed
by the continuous heat. The skin, in summer,
with its millions ofpores wide open Is very differ
ent sort of tegumen from the compact brous cover
ing which IL becomes under the action OF the winters
cold The muscles, too, are comparatively faceid
the nerves tremulOus the blood poor aud the
whole frame less apabe CteAduTing TAT que and re-
sisting disease than in weather. These indiea-
tons OF depressed condition OF the vital forces are
many unmistakable hints that nature nee Is rein
forciIg
ordinary slimulants will not affect this object.
They inhame and excite, bu do not strengthen.
The only preparation which can be depended upon
to impart StamiUa vrgOr TO the system, and enable
1t TO endure the ordeal OF the heated term without
giving way under the pressure, Is HOSTElTh RS
STOMACH BITTERS, tonic and corrective so
utterly Tree from the drawback which render many
OF The powerful astringents employed In medical
ractice more dangerous than the ailments they are
employed to cure, that is may BE- administered
without fear TO the feebest female Invalid or the
most delicate child. The eaharIic and altefati We
vegetable ingredients, which are combired with
thOss OF tonic nature in its composition, keep the
bowels moderately free and perfectly regular,
while the work Of inauguration Is going on. The
fnest blood depurents which the herbal Kingdom
affords also among its compOnents, that IN re-
fruits, puriies and regulates The system similar
taneously. augiTeOd-w1w
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Religious Intelligence,

/ The Second Congregational church of Wash
ington, DR.. Sunderlands, has now been fully
organized, and begins services on the first Sab
bath OF September, in the hall of the Young
Men S christian Association. iooI ffaa
Rev Joshua r. Swan was ordained naster
OF the First Parish il, Kennebuuk in Febrnarv
1850. In Nav 1868. his narisb rave him ,aava
of. absence ON account of IN. health nd last
falIhe went to Europe Re returned home
in May with improved, but not restored health.
At his own request the Parish have reluctant-
lyl accepted his resignation. f tqa, 4f
The Young Mans cbr;st;san,. ga.s1,; 20
New York has decided 10 Oman 80 phsssa ~ y,
SUNDAYS tha sams 40 ,vool1 d,n.ss A.
summer, ia .ti..'.g.q1 r. IL. sI.q1t 81 81
Atameet;no of The Cont straao, ID
cietv Of Auburn. held MONDAY a,a,;,1r -
voted to finish sbe inside ,o,f Nh Oh, -
nbo ..,.IIi 800
:aIa ! u, "eS' "ardiher
Sabbath EIGHT Qoonntbf1y oonuou,s
t;zea Inv the nas,or- "A he f,,its of ~
IF a.. 90 i, I'm snnri,i, of ,1o -
,ast ,o, = - i77l, lis, ' CIV
-. ~, 4 al41 81"
Non' 'oia'u uoa' NV ''"luN 'nat un'on Of
w ''.N y. 'he Metho-
'' a.: -. is NV ~" ~ ao'i'.''o ~ says; - -
hreotb nvA, ~ n vol, tb.t - -,
,uar oIso tbat Il nos jdan,inoa r.
that our Church proceed to build ;tse1f m
|. everywhere in the South, in its idsss and IN
stiturions, making that region ooon,,or,o,,t
with tb, new Metboaisn which i. a. l., "a
vance of that which existed when thonn ,oo ~
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The CAPABILITIES OF THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.-The Nation regards the Republican
party as something which has already fulfilled
the purposes for which it was primarily crea-
ted, but is willing TO see it continue SO long as
it is able to serve as an instrument for the ac-
complishment of the reformatory works that
it desires to see carried Oh. 1t says;
Now, the questions before politicians is
whether you can take the Republican organi-
cation, as it stands, and use it for the solution
of all these questions? There are many rea-
sons for desiring to use it for such work; and
first amongst them is the fact that, as we have
often remarked, it contains in its ranks nearly
all the reformers, and the people of reforming
tastes and tendencies, to be found in the coun-
try. Indeed one might roughly describe the
distinction between the two great parties by
saying that Republican thinks the world
needs great deal of Improvement, and that
there is no comfort to be had in it without
continual attempts to improve it; while the
Democrat thinks it is, or was till the Republic
cans took charge Ofit, a perfectly satisfactory
world, and that by letting things alone, and
properly respecting the rights of the liquor
Dealers more happiness can be got out of it
than in any other way. ~
These observations are forcible and lust and
they only fail of accuracy when they assume
that the party has fully accomplished its mis-
sion as party having for its specific purpose
the securing Of equal rights to all men,
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~. LEWIsTON Aug. ~, 1862
Mr.. EDIToR,-The long drought is broken
for which we are all profoundly grateful. 1t
commenced raining this morning and the
ground is now literally soaked. hh
% W:O. Freeman of Saco, son of the we'll.
known FISHERMAN Of that place, has purchased
the saloon ofthe Dunhams on Lisbon street,in
this city, and is to. have it fitted into a first
class eating and oyster saloon, So we are to
have a Freeman in the oyster business, as well
as Saco, Portland, Dover, Portsmouth N. Fl.
and other, places. The Freemans invent
ed oysters and understand the business better
than other folks. s.s.5 j. % al s,a 41asai
1t is rumored that there is to be erected in
this city two,or three large cotton mills, and
the question where the. canal shall be placed
is already being discussed. H.
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Letter f. ON Rev. Ebenezer KnowItcn,
- GFrOm the Progressive Ape1 81

SOUTH MoNTVILLE, Aug. 10, 1869.
MIR. EDIToR:-I understand l am quoted in
some localities as going with the "Hichborn
party" Such is not the fact. The Bangor
convention having placed itself squarely upon
the platform of enforced prohibition" and
Gov. Chamberlain having cordially endorsed
the platform in his letter ST acceptance, there
is no sufficient reason for me to bolt his nomi-
nation. Had been a delegate in that conven-
ton / should have voted for MIR. Perham; and
if he had been nominated, of course we should
have expected, that as honorable men, the
friends Of Gov. Chamberlain would have sup
ported him. If we would preserve our man
hood" Gas Mr.. Hichborn seems especially anx-
ious we should) we must do as we would be
done by. h"i'Nf@ Is o.i'' .t.i-''
By an extended conversation with the lead
ing Richborn man in this county, if not in the
State, l am satisfied that hatred to Co.. Cham
6e13oip, and intensified opposition to capital pun
ishment are the man spring OF his present po-
litical movement. -i Yours, Sc,
... r. KNOwrToN
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~. - iai I-ALg 7I'-t.rl-J y. ui nos ..Hs
City EiquOr Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to use
liquors OF any kind TOR medicinal or mechani-
cal purposes are informed that the City .Agen-
teyi Is Supplied with articles OF excellent quail
tty, selected expressly ior these purposes. No
: liquors will be sold att Agency except those
purchased OF the State Agent, and they can be
reiied on as pure and of standard proof, MS GER
tiiied IN the certificates oil analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit win be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
OF conducting the agei,cy cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
.is.t IN, COMMITTEE ON LroUoR AGENCY.
4 June IL, 1869. dtfsn
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% THE argus like an old owl dazed by a falth-
. ing rushlight, is winking and blinking with
delight, becauseits leader Of last Saturday has
attracted notice and been commented upon by
several respectable, papers in the State. The
satisfaction of the argus therear is so complete
thatit makes one comfortable TO witness it, 81
was once spoken to by the King" was the
hourly boast for many years of an English
vagabond. One day lie was inquired of as to
, what the King said. He told me to get out
Of the way said the poor wretch. with ah ex-
pression Of ccuntenance SO full OF Joy as to
leave the impression that had the King taken
p the trouble to kick him, his subsequent career
would have lacked no element of happiness,
and next to his Sovereign he would have
considered himself the mast DISTINGUISHED
-1ss4z'5ns, Une sons OF men,
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HEtIiS' Iron BSfteys.

= viii enrich the blood and prevent it from beeom-
IN, III, Mate,y and weak, giving heal by complexion,
restore inc appetite nvigorate the system and are
vary paluaoie. These bitters are recommended TO
an persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to
mpart tone and strength to the system not given by
Duers merely stmuant in their eHects; Whlch, AZ
cannot give the Strength 70 the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give. .-.
Prepared by WM. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale IN
Portland by Crosman s. Co., 305 Congress street.
lie 2l-l6m SN .I rt fr-.H"A
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Tins Far shai, Them DO.

M The Democrats of Tennessee, flushed with
ayietory they have gained through the ambi-
o. ton Of Senter and tue unlooked-for apostacy
of Senator Brownlow, announce their deter
q, mination to revise the constitution that mas
% excluded rebels from office and given Union
men of every race and color the ballot. HaV-
ing clear majority of the Legislature they
, NAV safely expunge the DISTINGUISHING clauses
of the constitution now in force. But here
they must stop 1t is one OF the fortunate
results of the frmness with which the Thirty
Ninth and Fortieth Congresses resisted the
RI usurpations of Andrew johnson, that there
are now Incorporated in the constitution and
4 laws of the United States irreversible guar
antics OF the civil and political rights OF all
American citizens. 1t is true that the ff-
teenth amendment has not been ratified by a
sufficient number of States to make it part
OF the constitution; but the fourteenth
amendment is ratified, and even the Tennes-
see Democrats will hardly be willing to graft
fy their anti-negro feelings to the extent of
risking such a reduction of their representa-
ton in Congress as would follow from an at
tempt at negro Acknowledgement.
Buff the selfish motive presented to the
Democracy OF Tennessee by The fourteenth
amendment is not sufficient restraint upon
their reactionary tendencies, they must re-
member that there is something in reserve
with which to resist them even more worthy
of their consideration than the pending rati1-
cation of the fifteenth amendment. We say
something in reserve, because it is means OF
resisting them, which will be resorted to only
in an emergency, and something, too, con-
corning the propriety of which there are
doubts in the minds ofsome American states
men. We refer to the power which some of
aourmost eminent public men hold to be vest
ed in Congress to regulate suffrage in the
several States by tau. Let no one suppose
that because much hesitation has been eyinced
d by the Republican party in availipg itself Of
this remedy for chronic conservatism, that the
go idea of using it has been entirely abandoned
1t is true that it has been generally supposed
that all useful purposes could be subseryed by
constitutional amendments. But if the fif-
teenth amendment is not ratified in time to
meet the case of Tennessee and other States
that may be similarly disposed, all legitimate
? means must be used TO save the Republic in
@ its purity and its integrity. aa9d 7e ssa
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tc. THE financial record of the Republican par
ty is exceedingly brilliant $4,000 1000 of the
public debt has been paid in three years, while
France during the same period has idded to
its debt $3.50 900 and every European ma
ton but Great Britain has followed in the
same direction. During the fiscal year taxes
have been abated to the amount of 800, 900, 000
The appropriations for the coming year show
reduction of $5G.000000 in ordinary expend-
lures and $26,000,00o, in extraordinary, MAX
ing in all a reduction of $820000Oo The
amount already paid toward the reduction of
the debt has never been equaled lin the same
length of time) by any nation in the world
The prospect tor the future is flattering The
promises of retrenebment, reform anG honest
collection Of. the revenues are being faithfully
performed. bias .ssheasafe !e Is -isI al
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ed. Printers hahds did The work, but no
printer ever told the tale of its type or press
work. 1t was a finished specimen Of typo
graphy In size it was but a letter sheet. Its
beauty of execution for those days, was a
marvel. The printer was as faithful as the
printer of Junius' letters. His secret died
with him.
- The manner in which the death of this
"Nutshelp was comprised was singular. Lii
bells were threatened nom many quarters, if
the writers or printers could be discovered.
..Ah! there was the rub" The writers and
printers we're as difficult to discover, as the
place where MahoA,et was entombed That
research failing, another scheme was ad opted
and that was to initiate it. No. 2, | recol-
iect was extremely saucy. Some geniuses got
together and got up another No. 2! Pro-
nouncing the first No. as counterfeit! The
The style. of ,writing,---letter, press-al was
initiated exactly. At Samuel Colinan's book
store the paper was sold, by its imprint.
40 So said this No. q. Confusion reg1ed.
Which was the genuine--whieh the false
people taking sides as warmly as in politics.
In the midst of this third No.2 appeared
exactly like the others, pronouncing both that
had gone before as counterfeits! For sale at
Colman's. Then all laughed, long and loud.
The nut was cracked, the sting extracted,
and although it, appeared afterwards--its
mystery being Kept up TO the end-it had
been hoisted by its own petard It ceased to
stir, up the community, and died of neglect
intended to close my account of newspa-
pers (not, noticed in my Address) with this
No. But have been assured that the arti-
eles are interesting to many Of your readers !;
andI shall venture, to give you one or two
more essays on this fruitful theme. H.
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Election returns-The carpet-baggers flock
ing northward since the Conservative victories
in the South.-BdngOr Democrat. ID, s.tfu
The Democrat used to indulge in similar
strain of rejoicing when Union soldiers were
driven from the sacred soil during the war.
And it does we'll to acknowledge the late de-
feat OF the friends of the Union in the South
as something identical with their defeat in
the conflict of arms. ggF-s,sssss,xs