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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-03-03

MI anhOOd.--Sent free in q sealed envelope
1Sl my valuable lecture on the ERROks on
YOUTH designed warning and caution to
young men, with rules and prescriptions for tbs
cure of weakness ana lost manhood. by one who
has been permanently cured Send stamp and
address. EDGAR TREMAINE,
Broadway, opposite Astor Place, New York.
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pELlEF IN TEN MINUTES.
LII ERANnE'S TUSSILA0O

IL ERANnE'S TUSsILA0O.
The wonderful Grannles for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Wheeling
Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils and lncipi.
ent Consumption. One Box Cures. Price 25cta
Sent by nail on receipt of money There 10
nothing equal to Brande's Tussilago, for Coughs.
Agents wanted everywhere, literal induce
meRts offered. Send for TRIAL BOX. Ad.
dress. ]. F. st. CLAIR & Co.,
26 Third Ayenue New York
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The following is list Of the per IONS, Of thi,
county. who have received their discharges as
bankrapts in the United States Supreme Court
W. F. Swisher, David Picker, Denick Raden,
VIM. Lunsford, Daniel Picker, J. D. Ramsay, w.
". Clinedinst, Samuel D.. Slower, Kinnersley
Craig, ?. B. Hogshead Jacob C. Roller, ". ].
Keller, Lind Pellers, ]. F. Slower, J. N. King.
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ME CHEAPEST LITERARY PAPER.
L Ever Published.

The NEW 4oRk FAMILY JOURNAL,
new literary eight page paper containing in
tcresting reading of great merit by the creates,
writers of the day. TERMS so CENTS A YEAR,
Specimen copies sent free for three months
CanSasscrs, Ladies Gentlemen are offered
great inducements. Address
FAMILY JOURNAL OFEICg,
Cor. Third Avenue and Ninth St., Nav York.
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At tho present term of our County Court, Fran
Gig 3. Carson and VIM. H. MCDOWELL, qualified as
notaries public.
The names of one hundred and one ,thansand per-
sons we're returned as dslinquents for the year
1869!
Samuel Keunerly, N. P. Catlett Jas. ". Bald
win, Thos. A. Bledsoe, Jno. wayte, and Alex. H.
Fultz renewed their bonds as notsries.
Edward Kyllman, late of Prussia, declared his
intention Of becoming citizen Of the United
States.
}. W. Risks resignation was accepted as con.
stable Of the Middlebrook district.
J.W Sui er, recently appointed Aagistant AS
SCISSOR ii Revenue for the LIST district, qualified.
On account Of his old age and infrmity, Daniel
Propst WAS exempted from parish and county
lsFy.
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- l!Adfes.-A circular sent PRE- on SUBJ
L Jects OF great interest to Married Ladiea
containing particulars of several very valuable
articles highly approved by the Medical Faculty
and the hundreds who use them. Every lady
should have copy in case of need. Send stamp
and address. Mad. NARY MOORE,
1871 Broadway, New York ~
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bronchitis OR Threat Disease.
- THOSE AFFLICTED WILL FIND
A REMEDY IN
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
BE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE PROOF, AND
TEST IT YOURSELF.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Feb, e0.h, 1869.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS & Co.,
Gentlemen: Il have been afflicted for ten
or twelve years with Bronchitis in its worst form,
and have tried everything that l could buy re-
commended but with little or no relief, until
tried-ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM, which gave me
relief in a short time. 1 believe it is the best
preparation extant for all diseases of the throat
and lungs, and feel it my duty to say this much
for my own case, so that others may try it and
get relief. Respectfully,
Matthias Freeman.
We know Mr.. Freeman we'll, and his statement
above is correct. w. A Graham Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists GAINESVILLE.
pA. It is sold by all Druggists.
march 2-1m
" Superior to sll others
for ell diseases Of
STOCK AND POULTRY,
Prepared only by
c. BROWN, Druggist and Chem
Milton, Pennsylyaa.
and for sale by
EICHELBERGEn FULTZ, Agents,
Staunton, Va.
THE RED HORSE POWDER, for Poultry is
consin, .rei the best in use and is Indispensable
to the Farmer for HOGS, Sheep and Cattle of all
kinds. It has cured Glauaers, when everything
else has failed.
The u. s. Assessor, from MI. Aetna, Bcrks Co.,
Pa, says he cured his Horse of Glanders when
all the best Surgeons around there fauea ana had
given him up. Call on EIcEELEERGER fuLT2
Agents, for Red Horse Powder. Give 1t q Trial.
june lily
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KExTucKEY's LATEST AND BEsr-Whatever
eliminates from this old commonwealth we are won
to look upon as the real ''Simon pure" and gem
uins article of the class represented In fact, we
may say with emphasis that Kentucky is not q
healthy soil for the growth of humbugs. The
bost thing now offered to our citizens from this
State is the 'Great Henderson Co. Prize Scheme"
and we believe they will show their wisdom by
investing freely in tickets. Read the ADVERTISE
ment found in another column of our paper close
learn how completely the ftcts bear out the
statement. The Editor of this paper will take
pleasure in orlering tickets for such Of his friends
rs may wish it.
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Owe and Matri,nony,

II How to marry, who to marry, and wheA
to marry. The affections may be gained By fol-
lowing simple rules and all may marry happily
Without regard to wealth, age, or beauty. Send
stamp and address.
Madam LUCILLE DEMARRE,
Station D. New York
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UUk OUT FOR WE'LL DIGGING, DITCH
Ia ING, CELLAR DIGGING, MAILING
In ROCK, OR MINERAL PROSPECTING.
The undersigned having Is years experience
IN the Mineral Business will engage in any of
the aforesaid branches, for parties that need his
services. Will take Produce FOR work.
WIN. f. MARKS.
faH - fe't,a 81 'ehn y r. e..a,.s, Va.
feb : ~ ~ -
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RICHMOND MARKET, March 2. 3
Reported by MINOR & HARTMAN, Conmissis,
Merchants, Richmond Va.

BALTIMORE MARKET, March 2.
Reported by Brown, GRAVES Co., Commission
Merchants, No. "a Commerce St., near Pratt.
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YOUNG & REESE, Druggists,
i New Street, above Virginia Hotel,
--~ STAUNTON VA

YOUNG & REESE, Druggists,
i New Street, above Virginia Hotel,
STAUNTON, VA,
Eeeps constantly on hand, DRUGS. PAINTS,
OILS, DYE-STUFFS, and every thing usually
kept in this lne fresh and of tbs purest articles,
which they offer at the lowest prices and on the
most accomm odating terms.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours, day and night.
Physicians in the country will find it to their
interest to give us . call. feb 24-f
DURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. In addition to my select stock of
GROCERIES,
I have now on hand large supply Of
pure Wines and Liquors,
embracing
OLD SHERRY,
SCUPPERNONG of the finest quality,
APPLE and GINGER BRAND1ES,
OLD WHISKEYS, &c.
Now Brick Store, opposite @. H. Square.
GEO. c. JACKSON,
fnh 24~tro "a Ssa~aton, Va,
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Tewefry. Watches. Clocks. sc.

Wekeep constantly on hand large assortment
of Jewelry, best Sterling Silver Ware, best Pla-
ted Ware, very fine Paris Mantle Clocks of the
the latest and most beautiful designs, Gold, Sill
yer, and Steel Specaclss, Gold Pens, Gold and
Gutapercha Pencils.
The finest quality Of Table Cutlery. We call
particular attention to our celebrated Rogers pa-
ted Forks and Spoons.
REPAIRING OF all kinds of Watches and Jew
elry prom pity executed at reasonable prices.
CONE & HANGER,
june TN Sts9nson, Va
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10nn POUNDS OF BUTTER WANTDD, at
lUUU Bfandeburg's old stand, by
jan 27-tf G. E. WOOD
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DoOTs AND SHOES cheap for cash at
ID jan 274f c. E. WOODS.
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NoRN MEAL AND FLOUR for sale, at
" Jan 27ttf c. E. WOODS.
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TriiInccOt s.CspCcf.

At slecla! communication "i MIN
turn Lodge, No 10, \. F. and A. NJ,
held ON TUESDAY evening, August 23d,
$50, a, committee was appointed to
draft the following preamble aud rcso
lution4
WHEEEA> 1t has pleased the Grand
Master OF The Universe to call from the
labors OF this earth to the spiritual re,
iestmcnts OF that Lodge mot made
with hands our worthy brother, NJ. J..
Todd; and while lowing humbIy be,
fore the Great jehovah, who docth all
things well, Yet We feel that this is but
another occasion to impress the mem.
hers of this Lodge OF the cticrvcscent
character ot all thugs. Mind body,
all decay and tran.luee themselves into
the thousands Of forms vi nature; but
the spirit, that pure and immortal part
Of man. WIGS Its way to the evCrlast
Ing God who gave lt--unIncUmbcred 10y
the eros, forms of our material world,
and moving on through never ending
progress, reaching higher and higher
seeking that perfection only consistent
with complete Divinity.
IL Nolccd, That we sincerely svmpa
thizc with the bcrcaycd widow and fam.
lily of our deceased brother in their il,
rcparabIe loss, hut that. We lid them
believe that it "a sparrow shall not fail
to the giUmd without the care and
notice ol the Gol who maic it, how
much more viii he care Tor our deceased
brother who has Iaborcd faithfully for
the salvation ct souls, aud who wa a
genc,ous husband, iaithiul friend, in
the Lodge an upright and worthy
brother, and IN the world "a faithful
Christian
RsAol,H That the furniture and
jewels OF the Lodge he irapci in mourn
Iug, and that the members of the same
wear the usual badge Of mourning Tor
thirty days, in memory Of our deceased
brother.
Rc.olrd, Thala copy of this pre-
amblc and resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of the Lodge, that the
Secretary furnish a copy to the widow
OF our deceased brother, and request
our town papers and the papers OF
Wheeling To publish the the same.
g. z. LATHAM, J
Il : BICEEL, Committee
Is. FRANKLIN,
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Nsaliious Of Common Labor.

Thcrearc very few gclding, il France
I The reason Is, the stations are not un'
manageable, vicious, and dangerous a
Z work horses, but docile, ohodicnt, easily
managed, and intelligent. There is
nothing in the nature OF things to pre-
vent our having the advantage OF the
greater toughnesS, strength, spirit, fear
lessness, salty, lin being less liable to
take fright, freedom from disease, and
longer serYiceablenesS OF the stallion
over the gclding, were il not that We
and our ancestors lave 80 abused the
temper of the horse that his progeny
exhibit, among the unaltered males, vic
ious and treacherouS tcnlpcrs, such as
make them unsafe and unreliable a,
work horses even under the kihlc~t
and most uniform treatment
The English thoroughbred, uucNr.l
ell for spirit, endurance, fleetncss, and
wind, are the most vicious of all horse.
They came from the gentle, docile. al
icctionaic Arab. aud il j. oulv the train
ing and abuse Of the English stable
bows and CroomS. we verify believe.
which have thus. in the course OF gen
cruions, ruined the temper Of The mos;
noble OF the breeds Of horses lis
blood is infused through all our common
sock, and To it we owe most OF the char
actcristics for which we valuc onr
horses. Where thorough-hreds have
been bred for generations under differ
ent treatment, rs under the handling OF
the negro rroUms' and riders Of the
Southern States, their tempers improve,
and extraordinary exhibitions Of vice
are rare. even among stations. The
habit OF using stations Is followed
good deal hy French Canadians, who
send To this country so many of the so
called "Kanuck' horses. These horses
are small close-knit, and powerful, and
when entire, tough beyond comparison.
Wherever We meet with them, they are
praised for easy keeping qualities. great
endurance, and FREEDOM from orinar,r
ills, and arr, seldom complained of as Vic.
ious Do We not; IN urfinsrv tresfn,cn,
sacrifice grcatpart Of .heN 'nsefnlness
and serviceahleness of the horse, in rem.
dering him more tractahle, more liable
to disease, and less intelligent ard spir-
itel? Is i'll not worth while TO make the
experiment oftener Of rearing stations
for labor, though it require more pa,
tience, gentleness, and kindness, on the
part OF those vino handle them, and
repeated floggings, administered With a
will, for any stable boys who dare TO
pinch or tickle Or to rutfie their tenn
pers? s
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Hoohand's German Tonic

Vas compounded lor those not inclined 4"
extreme DilteIs, and is intended for use in
,-1yS when some alcoholic stimuiant Is re-
Quircd IN connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the BitterS. Each bottle Of the Tonic
contains one b-ttie Of the Bittcrs. combined
With pure SANTA CRUZ RUN. and Favored
hi such manner that the extreme bitter
HESS of the BitterS is overcome, forming Il
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
10 the palate, and containing the medical
virtues of the BittcrS The price of the
Tonic is Sl.5J per bottle, which many per-
SONS think too high. They must take int"
consideration that the Stinulant used i
guaranteed TO be of pure quality. y poor
article could be furnished at a cheaper price,
but is it not better To paya little more and
have good article: \ medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but tho hest !ngre-
dents, and they who expect 10 Obtain e
cheap compound win mos, certainly be-
cheated.
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Paris without danger to anybody but
himeelf. yTbe Empress EueEsIE has
aIwravs been personality popular with.
the Yarisiaps, but a Regency for the
sake.of the Prince Imperial is out of
the question. The Bonaparte family
is, for the present at least, and probably
Tor all time to come, dethroned
Whether the war will now be brought
to a speedy close is more difficult to
say. 1t is not improbable that the in
tervention OF other European nations
may stop the war in its present stage.
Europe cannot afford TO see, Prussia be.
come so poNerftias She would be~were
her territory materially enlarged 10y the
annexation OF broad strip of the
French frontier The. summary map-
ner in which France has been worsted
makes Russia, Austria and England
feel uncomfortable, and whatever can
be done by them, short of an actual
declaration Of hostilities, will probably
be done TO prevent the conhict from
proceeding further. ..a. -r
Tie course OF the Parisiaus il this
crisis it is impossible to foresee. Their
rage and humiliation viii he so intense
that seems scarcely probable they
will throw down their arms and sur
frendcr Paris 10 the enemy without
another blow, They area brave peo-
! pie and are nerved almost TO despcra,
/ ton and they may still be determined
to sacrifice their city and their lives
| rather than yield to the conqueror d. \
few DAYS more viii tel.
The rapiditv and success with which
the .Prussian campaign has hccn con,
ducted Is truly marvellous In ono
month it has completely crushed tho
power of France and elevated the prov
e,, OF tLe German nation 10 the fore
most rank. i1hcrg,iS scarcely a paral
lel in history to these magnificent
! achievements, unless we except tho
! campaign that hal is hcginnu% ano
end At ~alowa. a.. ...a
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The Mnr NPMS.

The news OF the surrender at No
MAHoN's corps Of the French army
and the personal surrender Of the En-
peror NAPOLEON to King WILLIAM, wa,
so sudden and unexpected "a to >tar,lc
the people and in the moment of sru-
prise, make them doubt its authenticity.
Our dispatches this morning, however,
fully confirm the tirstrepVrt OF course,
speculation is now rife as to what will
he the immediate effect of these events,
and what permanent chang in Europ.
can affairs they viii occasion. E 4.
That the Napoleonic dynasty Is com
pletelv overthrow, seems certain. The
Emperor is not possessed Of that per
sonal popularity, or rather fascination,
that impelled the French people to rally
TO the standard OF the First NAPOLEON
on his escape from exile, and, from all
that we know of the temper Of the
French people, it seems probable that
LOUIS NAPOLEON might, so far as the
peace OF Europe or the succession 10
the French crown is concerned, be per
United to live as q private citizen in
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n. / { ]
HaoflaRd's German Bittersg
-HooflaRdss German Tonic,
H.4GifII1s.I ~
Hoof|and 7! :;: P3,oudoogphyNih Pill
tG.. ,s.- I.a 40
Hollands Greek OIL
hi 's.a'.a II"
Hoohand's German Bitters,
4 Bifters without Alcohol or Spirits
OF any Bind,

i different from all others. 1t is composed
Of the pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF
RooTs, HERES and Banks tOr rs medicin-
ally termed, extracts, the worthless or in
ert PORTIONS of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore, in one bottle ofthis Bitiers
there is contained as much medical virtue
a. will be found in several gallons Of ordin-
AIRY mixtures. The Roots, &C., used in this
Bittcrs are grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted in that country by a
scientific Chemist and forwarded to the
manu1actory. in this City, where they are
compounded and bottled. Containing no
[spirituous ingredients, the bitters is free
from the objections urged against all others;
10 desire for stimulants can he induced
from their use; they cannot make drunk
ard,, and cannot, under any circuu>tamcr>,
have any but Il beneficial effect.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Friday, September 9, 1870,
The Lawrence. lion Works,
Situated in the City OF NEW CASTLE, PA,
hetween the Shenango and Neshannock
riyers. at their junction, and erected AT a
icosI oiTwo Hundred Thousand Dollars
The Rea! Estate comprises nearly Is Ac res
Tons OPIRoN and 5000 KEGS OF NAILS
Pr .Tb a following Is detailed List Of Build
ings and Machinery: ..'
Mil Building, la2xSS - $685.
Wing FORGE, lJUNIO. :
Nail Factory Building, lS4NfS.
Nail Warehouse ttwo-story), lUONS. j.
Iron Warehouse, IUVN20. -...
Scrap and Clay Warehouse, 70XlS.
Unice. Blacksmith shop and Carpenter
shop.
! Seventeen Boiling Furnaces, Four Heat
g ing Furnaces. ~
Six Double-flued Boilers in Mil, 40 inches
by:S feet. .........
one Horizontal Engine In Mil, 20 lhciltN
one [ pright Enginc IN Min, ~ inch CYL
inder,2 feet Strokt.
/ Sbe n'ulipii,s E L,tie,I' w
pue ' u. ". - NJ, f,o,,nl.tsl
one i,-lncn MUCH lIa4ii' 'c"ii'l'e''''
B one Nan fiatc ifaih' III, ~ ,d
one Bar MN IRAN. lIhrSIe nLsIp i ~ an a
lZ-ihch uianle.cI, MI w nv. nu'iS '''
lull assortment ~ n'it t,Ii ,,,. ,,,ol,
one 1ulde al4l lL'uii' WIZ IT,, ,id
ing n luH assortment Vi ''''i''i i'"'' '''>
! Hoops, (cOmplelr:l -, M. D.. ,,,5
Muck, Spike, iidUei N"' i'''0' ID" CIV
, SinilIi MN Suy ,a. : Y,,,,,,,. ... .#...
ran lot IlrDttLlE : '" '' .r ..
; Ihrt' ihISe II ;!!i
/ hoIs l"t S'''"l'ls IHe Lay
SPIKE FACTORY BlELbiN"'
ono RqiIrnad Snike Machine:
/ fC,,-o pnar Snika Machines:
! I,,rnir,y Lathe latest patterfl tcumpletel;
I onr Turbine Water Wheel, Tor driving
. cniita NUrhIups and Lathe,
/ TN. SLaftinr, Brlting PullieS, &C., in Mil
aud : nike FncNsry are in good order.
van EA.ToRy
Three Cylinder Boilers, a. men Dy - Rect
one Engine, l6-lnch cy ilhueT' D l"o' H't"N''
I Thirty-thr"e Nail Machme;
! Ten GrndStoneS
3 one Major FuIiENt'
p one AhntalIils furn"cc'
I one B!ulhE Furnace
1 ~, I'm PTiiict 'cnm1'irt,,.
Foundation ofStone.
nil N
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List of Appointments for piLhjIS
speaking 1ii PeuaictoIi son;iIs,

Hon. II. G. DAVIS, Conservative can
didate for Senate, aaI-(;Eo. A. BLAZE
MORE, Conservative candidate for House
of Delegates in Pendleton, will address
the people of thai county as follows
At SENECA, az the house OF Martin
Barrett, on the I'D OF September, 1870,
AtCIRCLENlLLE on the 23d Sepi.
At FRANKLIN, an the 2ith sept
At KISER'S, on the 10Th Sept.
At C0WGERS MILL, on the 21th
Sept,
LOCGHS CHURCH On The 18th
Sept --, --'- -
At the TRADE STORE, on The 2gth
Sept
Hon. II. O. DAyl, will address the
people OF Grant at GRANT COZ ri
HOUSE on the 10Th of SeP'rlnrtr,
III ....-.sh s1
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DR.. HOofand's Greek Oil,
lightning Cure fer all Kinds 0l
Pains and Aches.

APPLIED EXTERNALIN.-It will cure all
kinds OF Pains and Aches, such as Rheuma-
tiSm, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains,
Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches,
Pains in the Back and and LoinS, Pains in
the Joints orl Limbs, Slings of Insects Ring
worms, etc.
TAKEN INrFRNALLY.-Itw will cure Kidney
Complaints, BackachcS, Sick Headaches.
Collie, DyScntery, Diarrhma, Cholera In
fantum. Cholera MOrbus, Cramps and Pains
i'm the Stomach, Fever and Agnc, coughs,
Colds. Asthma, etc.
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The Democrac, on Free ScI,"ols,


1t seems to us that It is time the Old
Islander about Democratic hostility to
free schools was dropped by the Ra'hca!
party. There never was q word Of
truth in the charge, nor & pirtjc'" 81
evidence on which it could be based
and vet periodically the ta'schood IS
resurrected and served up in various
STYLES for Radical consumption. It,
latest appearance is in a speech made t"
the black and white Radicals oi Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley county, last week, 10y
our fellow town>man, Governor SIAN
TON.
Possibly Mr.. STANTON could lind
nothing else to talk about, but, it so,
hewouId better have said nothing. He
certainly forgot that he lives in Dem
ocratic city; that the school system Of
the city is controlled hy Democrats
that the schools are popular among our
citizens, and that they are as well man
aged and successful as any IN the
Union. He stated his belief that If the
Democrats obtained power in this State
they would abolish the free school sys
TEN. We have too much respect for
his intelligence to think that he be-
lieveves any such thing, \ man like
Mr.. STANTON, pandcrIng to the pas
sions and 2rejudices Of political mol,
NAV, when the truth is not to his pur-
pose, put forth such statement, but he
don't believe it himself
The Free School system OF the State
i not administered as successfully as it
should be, mainly because it has been
made a political machine and run in
the interest Of the Radical party 1t
was only last winter that the test oath
tor teachers was repealed and the mo
nopoly which has been efjoyed. by
seedy and incompetent carpet-hagsng
pedagogues destroyed. Aud yet, up to
the present time, there have been as
many grumhlers against the School
Law in the Radical party a. in the
Democratic. If the Democratic party
should attain power in the State (Which
we confidently hope it soon wild the
school system will be purgcd OF lie
abuses and better organized and better
administered; hut that 1t viii bc aho'-
ished no truthful man 0! common
sense will assert, and still les will any
sensible man believe
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The beneficial effects Of these Bit.
tiers can be attested by thousands
Who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered to the
public
As sure cure for Darhea Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI.
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal Il IS
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counterac'
the effects OF change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Sde-board Of every family
as well as the Bar Of every well-regu.
lated Hotel